Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1850 — Page 4

3Ir. ielier tit 2tii j TJf TVvror'h infiTiic (J u- al . k, l')t rVl r. i Wfhuter li:i(J iWcti anil met wi'li inn public rrft-ptuin. We m fine rfciM-il an cmintijf the i nf iriLtis atid cpt'ivii' of the ( ion. j Mr. WVLiMer m titei at tlie IlmlniaJ lrnl by a j

committee i r'-ceplion. and conducted tln-tice in an open binuidu' to ti; Rtcrrt liaise, where lie was adJressed by Mr. Crt:s. Tiie material jart f he I performance Mr. Webster' reply. Iii Ja t? r ..i .. c . - i . i - I. i . . ti.,, .,.,..,.,1 I late ( jircin in in- ch. line, inu in w iiiiii hi? u m . that the aiiti-slavry proviso was utterly ow.-lrs m the territori. as God had written tn tlie face i f the country tint clavrry could not exist there that tie S'u;h i:ad gmul cause lo complain of the North in relation to fugitive slaves, and that he was ready to vrte for nridiii.iuftl provisions mi the? iibject, and final ly, tint Cinerea could not avoid the 'blia!ion f ndirutt ;iirr n, w Strip out of Texas on account or w beiti !ave Siatos-this rpeech, we Miy, wns bitterly availed by a majority of the Whisr prows of M-nclmttn, and a mono; them sme t f the lfidvf vxun of Boston. It was tliia kind of muMC thrt Air Wttüter fared nirar.oke to in Iii reply tu Mr. Curti. Afier alluding1 to the slow projre made at Washing-ton in the settlement of the slavery qtitftion, he rnnarked : Gentlemen, I bare felt it my duly on a lata cccaion to make an effort to biing about siroe amelioration of that exriud feeling on this ubject, which retvde the people of Ibis country everywheie, Notth and South tj make au effort also lo restoie be Government t its. proper capacity for Hischaigirg the proper business of the countiy. Let me say, it it uuatle to dirhaige that business. To refrain that capacity, theie i a necessity fr effuf. both in Cirgtess and out f Congress, tiei her ym nr I (hall see the legislation of the com t'T proceed in the old himotions way, umil Ida discussions in Cot gres and out of Congress uien the sutjret to which you have alluded shall te in some way hi ptesrd. Take that tiu'h home wi'h toil, ai d lake it as tiu'h, until vrcctbii l can be dtie to al ay the feeling rmw irpmiin men of I'iflTt rent sections. There can be rio ueful and Ws-farti-ry lrgi-lalion in (he two Houses f Con t es. Mr. Curi and fjei.ll men, the Cotn r on wraith of Maachueits has don me the honor to place me a bei representative in Con gie... I have belie red that the would approve in me any hcoeM, caution and aiuccrt ffloii to allay the di.-cusi'ti which we see among" the people of the connny tod toifloie Cotgirs to its cotntito'i -cal capacity for action. I have believed that the Corornn wealth of Massachusetts would support her representative in that course. 1 have believed that a percral sentiment of the whole county would favor and eno.uiage their effoils in it, and I have the satisfaction now to believe it, and in that belief 1 shall cot be disappointed. Cheers. However that may be, that effort I shall irpeat. Renewed cheeiinc lu that coure if pacification I hall peiaeveie, rrffaidless of all person a I eourq'Jeice. Cheer. I ha!) minister to no local prejudices. I shall support no agitations having tbeir foundati o in leal ghostly retraction. Laughter I shsll say r.oihii g which msy fu'ter the unkiud passions repaiitiug the North liom the Sooth. May my tongue cleave t) the ioof of my mouth, tefuie it may otter any sentiment which hall increase the agitation in th public mind on stich a subject. Cheer. He there denounced the nnti-slavery proviso a "real ghostly abstraction," and announced his defrrmination to repent the sentiments of hin late ppijech, on an rccasion that would soon be presented in the Senate. o the censures of the press Lave Lad uo effect ou him. Älr. Webster winds up by a reference the fugitive shivery question, and what he cnlls thn prejudice cf r.Ies3dchusett8 on that subject. He ears: Tbe cuetion is, whether she will conquer her own prejudices. I ball return t the Senate to put thai qoeti n lo her, io pitsence tf that common mother who shall deal it t her hert. 'Cheeis. In the mean lim let me repeat that 1 tread no step backwards. Cheers. I am devoted lo Ihe restoration if reace, barrr.ony, cneoid out of Congrrs, and such a degiee of mutual co-ope raton in Congress amayensbl it to carry on ouce moie the legitimate bunnies of the (loveriiment ihe Union fur the pieei ration of which I iive The Union of Siatrs for which I tive i not mi rely a Unit n i f law, of Coi.stitution, of lompacr, but while it is that, it is a Ui-ioo of bro'heily repaid, of frateinal feeling thiouühotit lb w hle countiy. I do not wish tht any potlion of tbe pe p!e of this country shall feel held Wf tbet only by t lie bond of a legal co poration bonds, which some of them may ihirk ietiam their I mb, eump their a (Tec i ion, rail aoj wi.ny hm j on the cortraiy, that ther shall be) bound ti'gethei by tbt'se uneen, soft. eay-eltit)2 chains thai lesull from generous alf. cior s ai d fiom a sense of eornDioo iuttrest sod common p. idc. Iri shoit. feDow.cilizeus, my d-sire and try lat'or is to are that state of things piodoced, in whicb, til i it all besoms with giatitude, all hearts with joy illuminating all free, pieading through all rar.ks of people, whether ikh or pour whether IS'oith, South. Eat or West, there ball exii lha balm of all our suffering, the ere at solace of all our political calamities in the greil and glorious futore, ai.d that is a love of our United Government. That dissipates entirely the anticipations of many of Mr. Webster's friends, that he would not mpport the plan which the Senate Committee of thirteen is believed to report. He say he take no step hackward; that the Proviso is a ghostly abstraction, and lhat the opposition of Massachusetts to lUc re-delivery of fugitive slaves, im a prejudice. This speech indicates another thing, and that is. that 31 r- V ebster does not intend to support the Ad ministration's plan of settling the territorial slavery question. In his speech in Ihe Senate he threw cold Mrater on that plan, and he here reiterates his contempt for it. The organ of the President the V ashirgton Rej ulhcCin now tepeat its scoldiogs f the godlike. Cin. Enq. From the Boston Atlas. The Voice of Massachcsetts. We publish below, the resolves concerninj Slavery, which have been passed by the Legislature of this commonwealth. Several weeks ago, the series passed the llous of Representatives, with ouly four dissenting voices, and these ware ostensibly given, because the resolves were not strong" enough, or on account of sortie particular phraseology. The resolves were sent to the &-n&te, where they were debated and amended, and passed in their present form, by vote of 24 to 4. On Saturday they came to the House sgnin, the amendments of the Senate were concurred in. ami the resolves passed to be engrossed by a UNANIMOUS VOTE. We are therefore justified in proclaiming them the "voice of Massachusetts." Men of all parties voted for them. Whereas. Tbe people of Massachusetts, acting under a solemn sense of duty, have delibetately and repeatedly avowed their purpose to resist the extension of sNvery int th natioi al lenitories, or the admission of new slave Stales into Iba Union, and, for these ends, to apply, in eveiy practical mode, the piir.ciples of lha ordinance of 1787 1 also, to seek the abolition of slavery and th slave trade iu Ihe Dilti ict of Columbia, and the withdrawal of the power and influence of the genetal covernmaut fum Ihe suppoit of slavery, so fsr aa the same maybe emtstiitninnally done and whereas, th impoitnt question now before the countiy, make it desirable that tbe convictions should be re-afSimedi thetefure Rt solved. Thai the people of MiMchaseit earnestly insi't upon tbe application, by Congress, of the oidinance of 17S7, with ail possible sanctions and eolemoities of law, lo tbe territorial possesahjo of the Continent, and for all comlug time. Resolved, Tbat the people of Maaehoiett eheiish the Union with unabated attachment) that they will suppoit the Constitution that appeciatirtg the inestimable bei cbts flow ing fiom it, they believe it better for all parties and sections, wi:h refeience to exi-ting evil, to wait and woik patiently under aod through th Coott.t'Hioo, than to detoy it ; and they bavt no doubt that they hold the sentimcuta i i cummoo with overwhelming majoiities t the , eople of these Untied States; but, in any event, they will follow their principles, deterred by no tbreata of düuuiou, and no fear of consequences. Resetted. Thai the integrity and permanence cf American power on th racitic Ocean, th ineteas of our commerce ard wea tn. lb extension of Our institution, snd the cause of human freedom en this continent, require th immediate adnUsi n cf California int this Union, with her pirsent Constitution, wit'mut iffeieuc to any other question oi naeakure whatever. Reteixe 1, Tbat tbe aertinseDts of the people of Masachuset s, as (Xptcsaet) in their legal cnacltnenls, in irltionto tn delivering up f lugitiv slaves, icmain uochanged; aod, inasmuch as the legislation lelatir.-j to this sut'jeci, i wiihiu th exclusive jnidutin of Cot greis, we boll it to be the d'-t of that boiy t? pan such laws only, in legnj thereto. a will b sustained by th public sentiment of th fie Mates, where such laws to t enforced, and which shall esprci-il'y secure to all persons, whose sunendcr may te claimed, as hating racaped from labor ai-d set vice in tthei Stale, the lUhtt f having the validity of such cltim determired by a Jury in t ie S.a' whete such claim is made. Resolved, Tb it the people of Massachutt, in the maintenance of the-e, tLeir Will known and invincible ptinciple, expect that all their officers aod representatives will adhere t them, at all tin e, on all occasions and under all ci curoitaocri. Resolved, That hi Excellency the Governor be iequeteJ to transmit a copy of these iolgtion t lach of lh Senators and Kepresiatativea of Massachusetts, iu the Congtett of lha United States. A well known manufacturer of a PaieMit Rtedirirnp, in New York, Iis lately disposed of Ins stablishinent and given up the buinei. He tvceiteil for the machinery fiC9,0O, ami for tbe good will $100.000. The maimer iu whic! be hid built upmch a profitable concern wit very simple a liberal and judicious rcur t-f advertising. FfüiBt.E I".i.fk Vixr.. -Tlo Committee on Mannfurtu'ei, in the Maasarhnnett House of Heprenciitatif. I n reported a bill forbidding any person or corpr4tii:i fruin usinj a itpni better without a futi.lle y'oj, en jer a piliy -f a liuJ dollar.

1 lie ly'ttiiica'f Convention. The f .l'.ovAii.jr in ,f rifiiM.ri.il ad p.ed in ihe Women's C .nvenii u, held mi Salem, C Imuhia to., O.iio, April 1!) a ml 'JO: We believe ll.e wl.ol theory i f the Common Law in ri-latioiito women is uiij,;gl nud il'-railinif, tending to rediue h-r to a level witli ihe sUvr, depriving ber of poljtiml existence, and forming a ositive exception to ilie great (Wirine of eaunlitv. as set forth m

tiie Declaration i f Inder-cndence. In I lie l.-itigii.ige of Walker, in Lis ir.trinliiclioii t Aniericnn Law, "Women have no vrt or hit in 'he f'rntati'in or administration of il(? Governinent. They can iii it vote nor hold office. Thvy are required to contribute th ir hare, hy way ;f taxes, lo the upP'irt of I ho Government, hut are-aüowed no von e in Its direction. They ar amenable to ihe law when in ide, bn are' a'.lowed im share in making them. Th.s Itnzunge when applied to mah.-s. would be tle exact definition of iMiliticnl slavery." Is it jut or Wim that woman, in the largest and professedly the freest and most enlightened Republic on the globe, in the middle of the Nineteenth Century, should be thus degraded ! We would especially direct the attention of the Convention to the legal condition of married women. Not being represented in those bodies from which emanate the laws to which they are obliged to submit, they are protected neither in person mr property. The merging of woman's name in that f her huaband is emblematical of the fit of all her legal rights. At the marnagu nliar, the law divest her of all distinct individuality. Ulackstone says, the very being or leal exitlence of the woman is suspended during marriage, or et least is incorporated or consolidated into thai cf her husband." Legally she ceases to exist, and Lecotues emphatically a new creation, and is ever after d'-ttted. the dignity of a rational nnd accountable being. The husband it allowed to take possession rf her estates, as the law has proclaimed l.er legally dend. All that she tins becomes legally Iiis, and he can collect nnd dispose of .the profits of her hi Ivor, without !cr consent, as he thinks lit; and she can own nothing, and have nothing which is not regarded b; tlu; liwas belonging lu her hubbond. Over her person he has a more limited power. Still, if he render her life intolerable, so that fhe is forced to leave him, he has the power to retain her children, and "aeize and bring her back, for he has a right to her society, which he may enforce either against herself or auy other person who detains her." (Walker's Introduction, p. 229.) Women, being thus subject to the control and dependent on the will of man, loses her self-dependence, nnd no human being can be deprived of thi without a sense of degradation. The law should sustain and protect all who come under its sway, and not create a state of dependence and depression iti any human being. The laws should not make a woman a mero pensioner on the bounty of her husband, thus enslaving her will, and degrading her lo a condition of absolute dependence. lklieving that woman does not suffer alone when subjected to oppressive and unequal laws, but whatever affects injuriously her interests 'u subversive of the highest good of the race, we earnestly request that, in the new Constitution you are about to form for the Slate of Ohio, women s liall be secured not only the rights of suffrage, but nil the political and legal rights that are guaranteed to men. A Stretcüer of a Chimney. Trie York (Pennsylvania) People's Advocate, onttopa the 'Ro-hestf r Mysterious Knocking? by the following account of a chimney in a house in that borough. If anybody can s?in a more wonderful yarn, we should like to see it: The first discovery that the present occupant of the houe made, was by means of a sweep, whom he had employed lo clean the chimney. It appear that l.e ascended to a considerable distance, when on a sudden, he found his path obstructed by numerous piece of stove pipe, which was drawn into Ihe chimney. Thea pipes were taken piece by piece from the store at different tunes, and no one could imagine where they had gone to, until they were found as above suted. Since the discovery of the pipes nothing is safe in the room. We are informed by tho occupant himself thr.t large pieces of coal are drawn up the pipe into ih-J chimney , and that it is necessary to chiin the oals down in order to keep them in the stove. Chairs, from the extreme end of the room, will walk towards the mouth of the stove, just as if they were desirous of warming their shins; and, in fact, every piece of furniture is moved by the wonderful attracting power of the chimney. Even the carpet, which had been nailed down unusually fast, was torn up, nails and all, by the mysterious power ; had it not been for the treinendout exertion of the owner, they would have Leen up the chimney. The children are very often in the greatest danger, as the power is so great that even they are drawn toward the stove. Cats are no circumstances when they venture into the room, as their struggles are very short before they are sailing through the pipe into the chimney. A " Nigger's' Idka of High and Low Duties. Tho following dialogue took place between two negroes, iu Chart res street, on Sjturdiy. One of them wnt at the mom lit engaged in the very elevated vocation of a chirnnsy-sweep, whilst the other was driving an invalid pony, and lustily bawling out'Su-a-ar Ca-ane!" Hih ! Dick," said the retailer of saccharine, castin? Ii;i eye up to tho top or a three story house, where he first discovered his friend was, by bis professional totalization "Ha! Dick, be dtt you darl Wal, I tnus puy you ia giltin np in the world; who-whojt de lass time I seed you, you could scarcely keep your wool bov water you was den bailing out a well yah! yah!" " Wall, r was dat, Sm,M said Dick, and I potted more i auch job ns dat dan I do by did new b sneas I'd taken to ; dun I cmilj earn a dolla and a half, Sam, in a day ; now I neva comes up to seventy-five cent." Wall, I can 'count fo' dat," raid Sam. Bet you dolla' you can't," Faid Dick. Den I say it happens on de princerble dat I lteard maawr argiu on lodder diy," said Sam; dat is, yi u olsarve, dat high duurties (duties) make low pneea." Yah! yah! yah!" said Dick, and he added, "wall, Stin, you is what elder Jones, our preacher, calls a fusj rate logiririan. I owes you dat dolla', euah!" Thk President and the Whig Party. The National Intelligencer, alluding to the complai.it in some of the Wlirr papers that the President and hia Cabinet do not consult and advite with the Whig party in their appointments to office, says: A part of the Whig party intiets on an indiscriminate and entire proscription and change in the officers of the Government; while nnother part utterly oppose; this as wrong in itself, and inconsistent with Whi profesf hn.i. Whenever any appointment is to be made, theto is, in the Whig party, an uncompromising controversy prosecuted, as t'i what State shall have it it, what declioit of the State, and what das cf the various subdivisions of tho party in the different Slates. No sdvicu can be oroduced which is not Ihus conflicting ; and no appointment ran he made but wou'd be ui:tatirifactory to Ihe greateot number; and hence they complain that their advire and influence is not sought and followed br tiie Preaident or Cabinet. This is brought up by the Whig papers, and is repealed and even made a matter of complaint and charge aaint the Executive by prof eased friends. Ir Johnson' celebrated saying T "likinjr a lieartf hater;" although sufficiently unchriatinn fir anr piona aod prayer-writiiijf old gentlnman as Ihe pood Doctor, i not o devoid of sense aa it has been represented to us by boine. Certain it is lhat Ihe ame iiiirid whfcli abandons easily its dislike will gite up with emial facility its preference, aud will, in fact, have no character at alt, while that nature has BUmiiia. and strength . n which its love and its hatreds ore praven at on tablets of brass. Some characters are a unre tontivo of principles as some memories of facts. OrA vein of rare white marble haa been discovered at i urkcy Mmiutaiu, tmnr lMontvüle, New Jcraey. in some portion of it are) cooftiderab'e n nicies of pyrites of o-pjM-r, aud neama uf abeeloa an inch in lliu-kneaj. Tlie abesba Lad tlie appearance uf being solid, but fibre aa fine aa aük oro readily detach d lud eiaily ctmverted into tiiread fine as cotton, o i winch ihe hottest fire li.ie uo elect. DIA Hill EO, On th 4lh lnt, by TiK HAi Mogaow, Eq., In Mffhtn-ieibutK-b, at lh leldec ( Ml. Joh LauiM Mr. Kowabd Ok mc, of Johnson county, io l.t Mis. LufiiD KoTta, d.ugiitci of lr. John and Mil. Nauct ssrt r, I' Mis. Call '

DRY GOODS.

UOK.VS List,'!'! TO Tili: L4UIL)!! Juxt rt&irtd Jnm hew 'York by lhyrrts. iTI.iiiiflcciit, Silcn!il ."tliiicrials lor Dies.?." Th elioicesr, tbe eheapt. thai erer were sold. To the liil' or low, to ttie ynun or ihr ol i. Ne Ooo.it of all qualities, colors, anJ patterns. For swert little mis;, gay bell, and HaiJ matrons l.nwns, Linens, Harre;-, ri. li Muslins, a-.d Prints. That rival the tain oiv'i aot beaiililiil tint. Kinu Neck, ri t-ons, Drt rape, ami flow era the fairest, Lace capes, Con and Col aia.embroi urnl tbe rarest. Silk, Crape, Lace, Hungarian an.l IKrutnl SI at. Comb, Buckie, Rins, ir-awt-iiiia. Scurf. Ties, I'wuvU, Vie'e new stj l ; rarest Friugt', rnh LClS, And Vei; fi.ie enough to trace angelic laces. R cb Satins ai.d iiUs of each radiant I. tie. j From tb White to the ll:li. from Ihe reu to the bine, j French Oinghairts and Linen, ttrip-), figured and p'uin, I Cords Bei Im, rnd mountains of 'outline De. Lame, , 8il Ts.snes, Cait-eleon, end Tarltous fir. As the I cauiiftil Iluuri in r'aratiixu ear. Rie'i Bonnxts, rare Honnets, to uit every lace, Victoria. Ioinrrint. Straw. Tulip. II .air Ik e. Jenny Liud, Ctip. Parao-lia, Altioni and fluted, Spike, Spa'tikh,;unp, Kullaud. tbat Ml may l.e suited. For MisKt a spL-ndi-i xstoitmtnt of Flats. And lor infants all sixes of beautiful Huts. Fine Mutliu for 'Curtain, , Colop-il, and wrought, H'hoM ityes from tLn brow ol Aurora were raugbt. Gloves, Lile, KM anJ Ticnlc, Si k and fine Cotton Hose, From ttie hue of the mid light to-coleur J rose. Shorn made of tront Ltt.er, Morocco, Prunella, To fit a Ooliah or a fair Cinderella. In Short we l ave all Hist deli-bls or entices, Tho kindest of Clerks, an.l the inwrst of prices; AuJ Ladies n bo wish to wear all that adorns, Are invited most kindlv to cal! in at - HORN'S. Indian a 'cli4, Marrh'SO, lfjt P9 SIAT AM CJA1' i:iIllllIU9I. Corner if Cherry and M tin Ctuts Hirtels, TTTHEPR iio I e found Ihe Inry. st and most complete tock of V Huts and Cais ever ottered (or sale in I be State, and on as favorable l. rtns as they can purchaed ai v where in the west; a mon c which wl 1 1 found the beautilui MoleKin aim -i K nai, manufartiired hv Heenes ttCo. .of New York, espfely for my siil es, aid whh'h I v ill warrant cot to be vurp sed for ixauty or durability, br any manufactured in America ; together with every variety of Silk and Fur bats of e.istem roannfj-t".re. Also a very large slock of my own nianutacturinir, vbicb I will setl at Ihe mart reduced prices. I respectfully solicit a call from all wbo wluli to bny at whoteeale or retail. Come and examine anv stork, and see what I enn do for vou. California Hats at reduce,! pi ires; a few Mil its left, which I will sell at cost. Tho Ingbert price naid Tor ail kinrt ol t an. Madison, Jr n. 3.1, IfoO. Oj-if. C. W.B AeNITT. THK LATIIST. ItTE have lately received and are selling at prices lhat suit oarna) meniua caoiner ÄUO pieces CitlieiM-s of all descriptioiis 6o do Ginghams; vS do AIMcca Lustres; AO do Tweeds and Jeans ; SO do Satfnrtta; '.'rt do Cloths and Casaiipere ; SO do Ti'fin., SUO do Pro a and blenched Muslins; - S3 do Caiudfirs and Jaconets; WM) pairs Men's Bonis and Soors 300 do Winnen Mws and Bootees ; 110 do Children's do ; 10 dozen Men's and Boys' Caps; . ' 10OO dozen Cotlon Yarn ; SUA pounds Carpet and Coverlet Warp i - ' SObrta Sf ir; 21 ins Coffee; "! 5U0oiiiiiiaTolMren,attQ,iattlie; ' Dye Stuff a large tot of all kinds ; M) ken Nails; Ptpone cjiII and ee. JtRememherihalthe beat of bariin ar alwav to he found at nramwetl'a. J. M. BKAMtVELL fc CO. OcL 17. " 40 y Journnlenpy IMPOUI'ATIOXS HUt SIKINRV 1S49 PURNELL fc HANNAH, Corner f Meridian mid W-ishingVm Streets. I X I) I A NAPO LIS, ft RC now ooeninr tlieir 5ri deed, which will be found tn 1m. contain Irrtioni from alt new and desirable styles rf Dress and other Fancy Coodninibe Eastern cUios, fiom which they were se.etted for this market. ALSO An unusual assortment of Ptnnte Roods Being a new firm, we are determined to sell at anch prices ar will ensures constant and regular custom pn of ourslnck. Indiannnolii. Anritt. IP49. - All we-desire is an eiamina95 If MIW CAIU'tT ItOOJI. Ctu neti nt Ciiicittimti I'rict-s. rPHE subsrnbers have opened a Carpet Room ia connection w tliair Store, and are now in receipt of tb 3.01)0 yar.iaa-raiasNif reuiUan Varpttmz, ' of aloiost everv uualitv and prire.i rotn lie centktotl 'i llouae keepers end others arc Invited to Call and make them selves acauaiuted with the prices, whether they purchase or not' Theuuderiined hope by keeping a large stock of the above goods, nnd selling them as low as they can be taught in einem uati, to snll to many who have here'olore sent there fortheir Car pets. Entrance throuzhth Store. II. J. k . C. MUKIM Indianapolis, April Ü0. 1849. 2 toy UllOLKSiLC AM ItiriWII.. "TITE have now on hand a large assortment, of Superfine Black V French cloth; Supernno brown Enzlish cloth; MarJc cash' imeres. black Doe skin, fjnry Cnssimeres, fancy Tweeds, atiiiet Kentucky Jeans. blick Satin. Sdk, Casbareretla Vettines black and fan-y Silk Cravats, all of which we will se i, at reduced prices to close our winter Stock, call and get nar-aine. January 12 10. 69 HAMILTON It PABK'SH.' ANOTHER ARRIVAL! llonnct Kii!ons :ittd Triiuiuinzs. n U3T ieceivet, this dav, a beanliful assortment of Sonnet Rib 9 bons.aad white, pink, and butt crape, straw cord, ke., at 5 J. 3. riUXLOP. a SPLENDID asaortinent ol every description ofaeasonable Boa .' 4 net Ribbons caa be bad at ctt, at Ihe new J rimming Sloes. Griffith's Buck. One door west of Golden all. 1 if. - SHAWLS ! RL ACK.Oro. DeRhino, Mohair, Beroge, san. white and hol'd Crape, 4lr.e embroidered Thibet, changeable ailk and other fanev Shawls, a Urirs assortment and rheai, j rt opened and for sale by fifry 9EATO.N' fc. HOLM AN. DISFKS C.OOIIS. OUP. black, creen. DeRbine. eh; neeaHa and fimred Silks, kT7 Silk Tissues. Berare. new stvle eprlnx UeLaines. Lawns, j dotted and einbroldtied twiss aiuslins, he., ail or ine latest pat terns, just received and lor sale ny M y SF.ATOM It HOLMAV IN QUANTITY. "acf At.DRON'S Giainand Oraaa Scylhes.Sneatha ,and Cradles, tf Ames's Shovels, Grain Shovels. Manure and and llay Forts. Rakes, 4x. - - J I MillandCrnsa Cut and Hand Sawe. Broad and Chopping Aire, Plnneaand rune Bitis, Cooper's Toola of all dexrrtntinns.aic. A will be sold low for cash. II. S. KELLOGQ, . 1 Slen of Ihe Bif Padlock and Cook Ptovs. i IIC:iC AKKIVAI,. s . New itds! Xew Good! TT 8. DUN LOP lit Just received a large addition lohiiatork of mm Fall and Winter Goods. Ureal bargains in Films, ua LAI nes. Monair, Stripes and Mania, Alpacas, ate. o iiMjtiiitjiji aw .k f rfV a iimiiivv j. AIR market prices will be paid by tho nndersisned In good orcalrur Ueenw. Hlack Knot, Ladle' eunpJ, aeuo Root.Colio Root, Uinaeng, and borbs geuerally 80-tl . A. POPE tc 80S. 50.000 lb-. Wool Wauled. rntllB highest price in rash will be paid for clean-w ashed wool JL in Ihe fleece, delivered at oar Leather store, Indianapolis.' LErcvtK, Ubi r.Kica at Indianapolis, April 8. IfiMI. 84 tf HON. Nails. i;linzs. Anvils, Vicea Blacksmiths' Bellow jj ledges, fcc-, Elliptic Springs Iron Alles A.c. it. " HbbLUUU, 83 Sitn of the Big Padlock Fi:iII A KHIVA I.. TT M. BRAMWELL k Co.huve Jut received a large and well 9 selected lock of Fall and Winter Uoode wblcO luey are sen inf at unusually low prices tor cash or approved coantry produce. Oct. 17. 4U y " AT TIIK L..1DIFS SCW STORE. GRIFF ITT' S Block, may be found every description of articles for Ladle' and Childrvn'e wear; allof which will be sold oa Ihelowestterms. Tita alteidionol tbe Ladies isrerpectfuHy called to tbe new assortment. - ag-ir. . iionni:is. LARGE stock of latest style. Just received; also.a besnti Im. ful stock of Bonnet Hitinon.cnoopur man ever oeioreorrereo, at 97 ' DUN LOP'S. UONNUTS! A LARGE stock of latest style, just received ; also a beautiful yJL slock of BonnelUihbon,cheai(erthiaeverbetorennered,al 59 UUNLOP-8 I'l.USII. FEW piecso beautiful Red, Pink and White Plush, It Uat style of goods lor Ldiea' I Vinnen, at t. a. iiualui n. ariLOTH9,Oassiineres,Casinetts, Satin a few fine Calf Bonta very cheap, all tor sate by HAMILTON k PARRISH. 39 W HOI.ES ilk. w-yiy E are givlngparticular attention toielling billral whole w V SI .I. hoth Urv Uoods aad Groceries. 2 " ... .... .Am. . . H.t.nlLiU.v m. rnnnii. GINGHA31S AIMI EAWIVS. - Tt AT iniall nlaids and figures, jatt received and for sale r heap i by 97 J. t. DUNLOP. Ltiivns ntid Giiiuliain: TUST received. some beautiful Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, fce , for sale eery cheap ny a e. r. uunmr. fiRocEisir. A I.ARG Bf lock ol very fine Sufcmr,roflee.Tea, lie. Jasirecelved and forsalr wholesale and retail101 J. M.rtRiMWELL k Co. Itoiinet lCition. )Ü3T received afewpiecerlatest yle DonneiRlbbnns.at 46 J.8. DUXLOP'F. S OME beaulifitlpatteroairoibawlaljusireceivrdat 1 . Sk rliA 40 . uiotiiur'o. J4 V COFFEE. AFIRT rate article of JaveCo.Tee. Jut received and for sale s.i by 70 J. M. BRAMWELL It Cn. LJ: (JOODS! JUP. French bcown and Iris Linens, Linen Drills, fine' Dam. ak and Unhin Table f lotha, Towel, Nankins, llird'i Eng. lish and coteh Diapers, Lloan Checks, Ste.. In large onantifies for sale by f-y - tfKATON V IIOLM4N. !IIOiist. ACjUP.KId, Silk, LUIe, Cotton and Other Gloves j fino Mitts, N Tr.read.LUIc, Silk and Jackonets; Edging and Imertiogi; lack Lac VeiU. t tat and Levlno Brsids and Topes, Gimps, Frinfes and Pinoinrs. Silk and Cotton Uoainry, Threaa, abell and rommon Comiii, ate. a frtsh irrlvsl at Mv SEATOM MIOLMA.V'S. For Genllcmen's lVcjtr! Cjt.'P. bine, bmwn and French black Cloths, Casimerea, Criv nets, Tweed., Hummer Cloths and Pantaloonery , satin, silk, rnd Marseilles Ve.tings, kc, a good aslection.and lr sie low hy 83-r S EATON k HOLMAN. H AT AIVI CAPS. A ' GREAT variety ol Sprint and Bummer wear jiittrecetvrdtl j lo UORN.sigaoftbe Bl8.

BOOKS, &c.

C. 15. DIVIS. 5U3T Received l.y Ejipru s from New YorkC'itv, a aopplyo', Fi. e pier Mache Toil folio, Perl Inl.-.i I. Fi Turkey Morocco Poit Mio, Rich T G it. "A" flf ir'1 Tn.v:lin Dctka. Sut ret draw tr. Fmm-I Kn-arii Mo" tied PajM-r. Flnol Taichment Paper, Fi. vitTracins Pnpcr. Finest Frencti .Nut- Pawr: terrain LH. Oil: F.Jced. Ac. Finest French Note t itelue(, lirrd, colored, and plain. Finet Frritcn L- ttir 1'ijie' gi t, elf tul .nj E .velopes. . FiueJt French i ver ßjr.t.-iot Viiti g Car Is. Finest Korr Emory Cushions, kc, Ac. Wo iavii ui:tittou lo ih- mc rt. 73 tf C. B. DAVIS. Tis ItiC LOVfl ol lil Otl Tltlll! ffl E unde signed have jut received a treili aod prime assort jX. mem of Almon.!s, Walnnis, Ptcio-s, Pounuts, I'.raul Nuts, "nisins, ' Pocans, " Oranges, Fig, Lemons, Sardines, Jujube Patte, Cocoa Nuts. CiL'a-l. Preserves. Carrant. Jrll.te. ltd Madeira and .Murat Wines. Cordials. Ac . which witu the eitenive axoitmer.l of Confe tions ginsrallj, tleyoifv-r for sale nl the lowel terms. Urdus or BatM. I'arijas e.,prouip'r ailed. 2-tf DAVIS k HAYNK3. NUaV HOOKS. ROSS k MAT received this day b Express CtMiper's itrw novel, Va)s of the Hour ; a oman t bim, or the Female IIa romrier-, from the Frenrh : Womeu in America, tier Work and her Ilemard M. J. alclu tosh : F.lliwt Family, or Trials of New York Seamstresses ; Mackay's fopalar D' Iumhiiis id vol; Grrrnweod Leaves, by Urare Gret-nuood ; Loiiffellow's Pwms, in to vols eomplrte , Morton Momajrur, or I lie Yvunjr CbriK-jan Choice j . Lamaitlne'e French Revolution of 1846. 1st and Vd eouies Literature and Literary Mi a Meond galUrry G. Uilbllan i I'radlry fcenet and Cbaractera ; Sketches snd Kambles, by i. T. Headlry ; Mil Leslie's lteceipl Book, K'tl near lteceipts, new edition. 100 One door west of Browning's Hotel. ncw hooks', m:vijooks: ROSS & RAY HAVE just received by Eiprese, the following ; Hume's History of England Harper's cheap edition. Lfe of John Calvin, hy Thomas II. Dyer. Chalmer'a Povihumona Works, volmr.a 1, edited br Rev. William Unna, L.L.1I. - Soul hey' Common Plaea Hook, vols. 3 and 4. Pendennis, vote, elm h Thackeray. While Jacket, or the World ia a Man of-war Melville. Nigtitend Morning, by Sir E. Cut wer Lytton. Lauer Dav Pampuiels, No. I. Present Time: Nn. 9. VtndI Pit km ; lited ly 'l ima. Carl; I. ya iMIV UOOIiS! ROSS h UAY have just received the following: new works Sketches and Rambles, by J.T. Headley; Representative len, seven lectures, by Ii. W. Emerson, lectures oa Art and loems,hy Washington Allston; Srtnei ot the Civil War io Hungary, by an OUier ; The Women of tbe Revolution, vol. 3d, by Mise Eilet ; Evenings t Woodlawn European Traditions, by Mrs. Eilet ; Thoughts for a Young Man, by Horace Mann, another supply 08 Next door to Browning's. New iI:tsoiiic AVoik. 'w YSTIC Circle, C.H. F. and Hand Book of Masonry, coaJf JB. tainine a liistorv of True Masonry, Symbolic Chart, An. cicnt (Constitutions. Ahrmen Rt-zon. Conttitiitional Rulea. Resnlu. nons, uecmons son i 'pinions oi urana i.ojges and enlightened Masons on questions liable .to aiise in Subordinate Loders Ilc. by Oeo. H . Ony, sear , Mist ssippi. Just received and for s.le by OS .j. n. .Ä m , bot uoor wem or crowning's. AUCIIiTECTUKE. rfntlE nndrrsigned rejiecif.:lly announces to lha public, bis pn Ü femional businew, ae an Aielittect. Ha I nreoared tn ilr plana and prenaie aniHclions of all kindsnf buiMing, a.Cliarebes, tclioiil. bloreand Dwelling Houses; end, tn fact, to perform any thing appertaining to bid profess io a. at the slimiest hoi ke aod on nKMieiaie terms. He will alflii super in'end tmi enwtmn of anv hnildina ntrl tn his rare, aud guar inly its perfect and speedy completion. jaaarue ueKide nee or air. Uiceowoldt, eouth ol .Notiu's corner, oo mciiin man, tcn lluv, . - GERSTMEYER, CSeif Eaineee. F IGuRED Black Silk. Mohair Alnpaca Cohurcs. and tie late ivieoi neairaoie small nsund Uclame anil most h.nii-i. styles of Prints of the latest quality from 0 cents lo Hi for the verr v." f vviiio aaitva s-slxj a umi Hill V 1 1 1 tjsj glfavj B 9W S A as . au a Kk.ii 1111.. .i 64 j. s. nnxLop's. S PRELECTIONS on Butler's Analogy. Pater's Kvidsnrea 'of Christianity, an Hill's lec hires in IHviiiitr, witli two in troductory lectures and four addresses, delivered in the new Col lege, Edinburgh, I y tbe Ute Thomas Chalmers, D. I)., LI.. D wi noon &. NORI.E. - l'aner llaiiciiiirs. . . .. fUST received, another large addition to unr stock of drawing room, parlor, dining, chamber and hall nauer. wiih bindings io suit, rendering pr aasut tntent both in qnalny and quantity uurivall.tl t y anv in this citr. Also, a varirtv of Window curui.. Call at the Book .''lore of ROSS A. 11AY. 09 , ' One door wet of Browning's. Iffolhtook's School Aonaralus. plONSISTINO or Orreries, Tellurian's Globe and stand, Nuj meral Frames, Geometrical forms and solid. Geoloeiral spec imens. B locks tc IlluMraie CuberooUdxc. For tla at n low nricjas they can be had for at the manufactory.? -These ahou Id be in every county seminary and school of importance in the county. They are extensively used ia the scbo"i of New York h Ohio. Jan. mil, 10 6 HIQD fc NOBLE, Agtute. Tlic Book of Constitution's ' rK The American's Ouide, containing the Declaration of Independi nce. the arlislea of eonfMii!rati.n IV I'imiuIhiIliii r the United States, and the Constiiuüon of. the several tjlates comprising the Union. For sale by - l-r ' HOOD ft. NOBLE. WWAIals PAPCIB. E shall soon receive the mot extensive and splendid assort. a'ent of Panor Hanirinrf Ver orTi.rK.I ta Ihn nnhl. in thia place, allbrding ao OnDortmiitv Inr thnu who in mfitilnv thir dwellings to da so In the best style aad at the lowot ratea. "-7 . K.OSS- Je RAY. A HOOK FOR EVERY YOIIIVO ITI AN! f BAHOUGHTS for a Young Man, a Lecture delivered befiirethe JJ BoAion Mercantile Library Association, bv Horaee Maas. price xj cenis, just received by ROSS l KAY. One door west of Browning's. EADLEYS Hambleiand Sketches Headley's Miscellany, 8 vols ; Hradluy's Luther and Cromwell j Headley's Napoleon and his Mar hals. HO HOOD 4 NOBLE. NEW HOOKS I nOOD & NOBLE havejust reeeivrd a large addition to their stock of Books aod Stationery. loo , Christian I'snltuUt- ; RTtTE are about receiving a full supply of the above work 'wv which we will sell whnlruleör retail, We invite an early call front those wishing lo purchase. W ... ROUS k RAT. VIT O.MAN'S Friendship: a story of Domestic LUe, by Grace " 1 Aquilar, just received hy 94 . XVSS ; HJt T, next doer U Brmomng't. RO S & RAY WJf AVE Jnt received by Express, Tie Scarlet Letter Ro mance, by N. Hawthorne. 94 - 'HUIE Cptimisti by Henry J. Tuekerman. . 94 ROSS k. RAY. uat 4ot te Browning's. SKETCHES of Minneaoia, Ihe New Eniland of the Werf, with k3 I IK i Jems of Travel in lhat Territory during the summer of 1S49, by E. S. Seymour, with a map. . 9fl HOOP at NOBLE. SCENES and Sketches on iheContineiit, embracing derrriptlona of Franca, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Sic., illustrated, Jost received at V 5 - DAVIS i. RAY'S. AGNES GREVj An'autohiography, by the author of Jane Evre, gherley kc. - ' HOOD fc NOBLE. rpHE War with Mexico, by R.8. Ripley. Jam received by A January I7tb IP VI 71-tf HOOD Jr. NOBLE. I" IFE of John Q. Aosus, by Saward, Tor aale cheap at JLi Feb. M, lt5fl. 80 tf HOOD k. NOBLE'S. SUST Received, the lemoirsof Iba Life and Wrillnes of Thomas Chalmers. I). D.. LL. D..by his aoo-ln ktw.tlie Rev. William Hanna.L.L.D. 3 HOOD at NOBLE. A COSMOS : a sketch of a physical deacriptioa of the Universe, by Alexander Vou Humboldt, just received. 03 HOOD Jt NOBLE. Dinmond l'oiutci Gold Pons. IAMOND PninteJ Gold Pen, and cases. of all sizes and pri ces, forssJebjr44 W ri TALBOTT. FLUTES. A lot of excellent Flutes a re now nein; sold at cost Call and examine, at 54 V. H. TALBOTT tl KYV end beautiful styles of Silver Plated Fruit end Cake Has keta at ii W. H. TALBOTT'S. tr A Dl ES' fine Slippers, Buskins, Gatera, Boo', s.a ad Walking 8 i S hoes .at II A M I LION 4L PAUKIH'P 31 IIY EXPItESS. JU"T recelved.'by express, a lot of new style esrrinfs, beau ti ful patterns. . 54 . W. H.. TALBOTT. IGI1T and Morning, a novel, by Sir E. Itulwer Lytton, just received I y d HOOD k NOSLE. II UME'8 -History oT England, vols. Id and 3d, Jaet received by V HOOD de. KOHLK. ATTER-DAY Pamphlets, clited bv Thomas Carlyie, No.' t, MA Thi Present Time; No. S, The Model Prisons; for vale hy - 06 HOOD fc NOBLE. TED ALLEN; or, the Past Age. By David I annay, Esq., just HOOU at NOBLK. reeeived hy 6 UsT receivetl, Hume's History of Eatland, volume l.now OP briny published by Harper and Brothers 9G HOOD fc NOBLE. VaTMlE Life of Joha Calvin, compiled from authentic source - SL and particularly from hia correspondence, by Thomas II. Dyer, Jnst received by s HOOD fc NOBLE. WHITE Jacket; Metritis. or th World In a man-of-war, by Herman OA HOOD k NORLtS. Ii EAUTIFUL Silver Dated Castors, of all kinds. Just received Si W. II. TALBOTT'S. P ITTBURGH dtoneCoal for sali: hy 94-JW THOMAS BUIST. lOO CHRISTIAN rsalmlfU tenth and last edition. Just received. 101 HOOD fc NOBLE. mi tho murder of JL Dector George Parknian. lust received hy IUI 'llOOD-tt JCOBLK. 'PHE Lady of the Bed Chamber, a novel, by Mrs. A. Crawford. A - 101 HOOD fc NOBLE. rilHE Sh'pwrecked Gold Seekers, or the Child of the Islands by Robert T. Oreeley, 101 ROOD k NOKLE. f E S.R at Ik World, or living; lor Appraranev, by itirhmkni M- Mayhew. 1UO HOOU fc NOBLK. LtN'CH'S Expedition to lha Dead Sea, lor one dollar too . HOOD fc 1 NOBLE. X 1 ELVI LLfS ta it and bet work , White Jackt t, or tbe World llA ia a Mau of-Wsr." The fifth Thousand. a . ROSS fc RAT. TTUROPEAN Life and Mannen; la familiar letters to hia Mid friends, by Heory CnlemaK. too HOOD t NOBLE. 15 UM E3 History of England, complete. Harper ehesn edi lion. 100 HOOD d NOBLE. A FRESH supply of Maynard fc Noyra eetehratcd Ink. 100 HOOU fc NOBLE.

MEDICAL.

OUAIIT HOTTLI. GREAT AND IMPORTANT t HVMICAL DISCOVERT. Cktmicsl Comlia:ienfrem tkt I'tgrtatlt i.'iadai is repel dtitatts. Da. Gi tiott's EiTaacr or Yslxjw Dolkas Ssasara R ILL A. CURES Consumption, Scrofola,' Eryw'fK-'las, Bheo3a;im, Goat, Liver Complain a, Spinal Alf.ctions. U.Cera, Jpb il Dropsy .Asthma, Pi1j, Scurvy, Adections ol the Bladrer and Kidi.e) s, Mercurial Disease, Corrupt Humors, Ruth of !'cod 10 ttie brad, Fever and Ague, Female Compltintn. Uet.eial Debility, l))x-i. Lots of Apieiile, lleada-l e. Colds, Costiver.es. tJrs vel, Nil ' Sweats, C; o'ic, Orgai.ic AIT. coons, habitation of the Heart, liiiiat, Pams in the Siiic.Ch-t. llark.Vc. It ia 1-irAi.ueLK in all ditrases arising from in: pure state of the bloo I or i regular action of the syttem. Ia the ye;etblt Kingdom an Alt-wue Bring lias deposited plants anJ herbs congenial to our ronstitutious ard adapted to the cureof disease ; and to tl.e VegctaMe Kingdom does the reason of Bisn, as well as tie instinct of ai imali, turn for antiilous io (aiii. The Syrup is a scientific coniMund of the most valoalile plants in natnre, entirety free from d'-leterions and enervating mineral substances, and es it eipvls dieenae l orn Lh system, iinpails strength and vigor In a rorresonding degree. CERTIFlUATtÄ An Extraordinary Case of Scrofula. Erysipelas and Ulcers cured by the sole use of Doctor Guusotl'$ Compound Syrup, Yello-m JJock and Sursapurilla. BaoosLvw. Nov. 17th, 1H8 Da. OuvaoTT Sir: I tender you my sinctit thanks for the great bent fit I have derived from the use of your valuable Syrup. 1 lisve been troubled very ladwitha rendu loos eoie, which made its appearance on mv ci it. I did not pay much altention to it at firt supposing it 'o be nothing hut tome eruption tbat generally appesrs oa erson' facr. U finally bi gsn to increase, until it spread to the back part of my bead- I applied to a physician : he attended me all to no purpose. I had tried ereritl ing Hint could he trn-d. I saw your Pyrup of Yellow Dock and Skr-pirilla, and concluded to ore it, for I knew that the Yellow I lock as one of tht most valuable articles in t!:e world lor the blood. I bonplit yonr Svrup, und commenced ninc it, and from ti e nie of one lottie I could see a great change in my sj stem. I continued its use until I am a well man. I now foci like a new person : my biood is perfectly rleai-se.1. and free from all impurities. There is not a question hut that your newly discovered Compound i far superior to any SariaparilU c'yrup ever sold. This rerlificate is st jour disposal, to pu' lish if you like, and auy ona you may rcler to me, I shall ' e bapiy to give them all the information I can about my case, etc. I remain your obedient vervaut, ÜEUROE G. JOIl.NSO.V. 113 Maiket airecL Tfie best Female Medicine known. This Extract of ieUo-a JJock ana liarsaparilta ts a positive, speedy and permanent cure fur all complaints incident to I'EMALES. Its mild alterative properties render it peculiarly applicable to the slender and delicate constitution of the female It is unrivalled ia iti eject upon euch diseases at Incipient Consumption, Barren ness, LeucorrHoea or Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinu ence of Urine, and general prostration of the system. It immedi airly counteracts tbat listressin neevoasneraand lassitude so com. coon to the female frame, and impens an energy and buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful. We nave evidence on file, wbtcb Induces ua strong! to recommend this medicine to married eople who have not been blessed with offspring. - - Prelapxus JUleri, br Falling of the Wirmh, if five years' standing, cured by Dr. Guysntt's Extract nf leutno Dck and Cxirsapariljg, ajler every vther knovn remedy had been triett ytlhoul relief . WisHiaoTOt. O. Feb.. 1349. '- This certifies that my wife, rged twenty-seven years, has been altering ander the at ove complaint tut five years. Neaily all of mat time connnea to tier nee. I nave inr tour yiars constantly emp'oyed the best aradical talent that could be procured in Ibht section of the country, without any benefit whatever. I have al-o nur rhased every Instrument recommended lor the cure of auch disea aes, all of wnich proved worthless , 1 tbe ipringnf I84fll was induced by mv friends to try Dr. Gny ottV Yellow Dork H'ld Sarsaparitla which was umh! for four ntontns. Atter sne naa asea it lor snout tonr weeks, it wa ernira ta ail of ut tbat she was improving and from Ibis time she irr prov led rapidly, and gained flesh, and strength until the disease was en tirely removed, and she is now ir loving most excellent health. Wll. M OX FORT. Wa being nJi-hbnrs of Vm. and Jdaa bloufort, know that the above statement as to the sickness ofl Mrs. Vonfuri. and as to ihe r core, bing effiiCted Ky,-Onyi!Olt's Y el tow Dock and Sarsapariila,' to be strictly true. . :-.'r"- I JitK t-t'o. y . , . :.. SARAH POWERS- . GR'EAT'CURE-OF CONSUMTION. ' - . .- UMH.TOM. ian. . 1. "Ma. Biftüv-Tf Dear Pir Thegreaibcnetii which I havederived 'from yoftr Extract of Yellow Dock, and Sarjaparilla, in it tics ins as an act of justice, to make the following statement : After wast' na; fort wo years fiom geBeraile:.il'.r', which finally terminated In consumption 1' wja riveir ap l my friend and phj sicinns, as leyonl the aid oi mo.'ictne. As a la4 resort l was inauced to try your Extract, and h tving csM but two lottlea, according to three tions. I am entirely well. ' I would, therefore, earnestly recom mend your, uaequul ed t oqiponnd to tlie afiiicled who desire a powetfnl, praant and sale remedy. K . .cS OratefHlly yourfrimd, ' C. WAITE. None gt'Kiiae unl.s put up in larca snuare botiU.cnntainior a quart, and name of the SyrapldwWh'in the glass, with the ritten signatures. F. Bennett on the out, Ids wrapper, rrtcell per bot tie or fl bottles rbr S 5. - -. ; " Ii sold hvJ. D. PARK. corner of Fourth and Walnut it Cin einnatl O.. General Aaent for the Seatn. and West, to wbonr all orders must he addressed. - . H D. CRAIGHEAD. Indianapo'ts : FtDDALL REEVF.8 & Co. Madison P. 8. GREGORY, Torr Haute F. E. f UiRE, Mali on- win. rrn. u. drugs xxn sn:iini,s. DkViD CRAIGHEAD would respectfully inform hia old customers and lira public generally, lhat be has recently received from Boeton.New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, a complete and extensive atnrk of Fresh Druge, Jledtcine. Feite, Oils. Dye Stuffs, Oiosswara. Wiudew Glass.Sct. tc , all of whicb na hoe a aelrcied with treat care, and he Is now prepared to sell at tbe vers lowest market prices. AUarelaviiea loeaii ana examine goooaanu pricrs, OcUiber 18, 1849. - ; 41-f - SUPERIOR CAKDIES, isrm.ix'AroLis c.tjsrn rzfA kufji cr.onr. A SNORTED CANDIES, at wholesale, aud in Ms la. suit pur ly- rtuvn. art- manufactured bv JOHN E. UlFF , fer A Morrison, from the best refined and clarified sugar, and warranted to keep ia any climate if kept dry. . Kretv variety mi ulain and fancy Candies. Kisses, Po rar Plums and Confectionary kept on hand or made to order, and for sate at tbe Drug store of A. r . mohiusun, vt aningioo airret, muiau atmlia. tw-y OWE'S Cough Candy, Burnet at Blair'a do do. and Hodg kni's do, for sale wnoleiale and letan.ny Feb 10.1849. PO D CRAIGHEAD. ForewooD's cholera "lEmciiuE. rtHI3 Medicine basjust been received and is foraale by M. 8 9 W. IIANNAMAN. NEW DRUG STORE. ryHE subscribers would respectfully solicit the citizens of Indiananolis and surroundinr country, to call and examin . their stock ofVssa irugt,Mndicines, PainU. Oils, far , -&Jt, Perfumery, mnd fancy Article, which they will sell as low aa ran be bought in any other house ia this city wholesale or retail. - . - . - Country Merchants, Pedlera and others, would do well to call and examine our stock and prirea before purchasing. All articles sold by us are warranted. The highest market price paid for Feathers, Rags, Flaxseed. Mustard aeed. Beeswax, Ginseng, an I other merrh ant able produce. - - 81 DD ALL fc LEA, Draecists, 101-tf South aide Washington street, ladianapolia. Compound syrup of Pink Root! SUPERIOR to aay vermifuge now ia um. It U pleaaant to v3 take, and entirely vegetable. Sold wholcate and retail by ' joo SIDDALL at LEA. Ir. Tilton'K Eye Salv?! A CERTAIN eure for sore and weak eye for .ale by ,00 SIDD.LL It I F. A. Dr. TiJlon's Anti-CIio!er: Pills.'.. THESE Titls will relieve frem pain and correct ihe disordered state of the stomach and bowels tbat s ihe eanae t4 t holie, Cholera Morbus, Asiatic Cholera, DyMentery. and other like affliction. They were used with errat sueeee darin- the prevakrnce ol Cholera last year, for aale by .100 BIDDALL fc LEAr Aromtitlc Clildrlne Irloulli W,it.t, XJTaOR cleansing and beanfifying lha teeth, sweetening tbe El' . breath, hardening Usa guas-warrannrti. rorsaieoy 1Ü0 - ' SIDDALL h. LEA, Druggists. Circrisl:iti Unir Tonic. arOR beautifying and increasing Ike growth of the Hair, and JL preventing iu railing out after sickness arranted for Mio by )Q Oll'I'IkU CV Pure Elquor, IaXPRESSLT for Medicinal puroses. for sale by , . SIDDALL fc LEA,. jOO 'r- Bouth side Washington street, near eridian. FA1IIEY QUICK TEA ST. rjiHI HIS article ansa era alt Ihe purp iaesof brewer's yeast In mainn all kinds of ught bread, biscuit, cakes, ate., ror sain ry TOBACCO and Clg'ars. a superior article, for sale by. ' 101 . SIDDALL k LEA. Perfumer jr Fancy Articles. " -GENEH AU assortmeut oa nana, sihi wr mh tw VJ A B.101 SIDDALL fc LEA. .. . . TAUNISII. A FINE artiele of Noa. I and 3 fxpal Varnish, Japan, and Leather Varnih, lor sale low by too . ' SIDDALL fc LEA, Drur gists. pUKE round fall ki,ds for suU 1,000 LBS. Red Lead, a prime article Juvl received by 97 I. CRAIGHEAD -as A URLS Linseed t)il and L0 kegs White Lead received J I- this day and for aale low by D. CRAIGHEAD. April l. nM '-7 20 GRO. B. A. Fahnestock's Vernitiuge just receivea ana for a'.e in Iota to suit purchasera, by ,,, VJ D. CRAIGHEAD. TTR. I.ZACHARIAH'S Cora- Elixir, so celebrated for curing JL Corns and Warts, for sah by - - 10U - SIDDALL fc LEA, Drugguts. w HU E Lend and Ijaaeew Oil tm aal by 100 - SIDDALL fc LEA. ULL 6rtaprill for tale by SIDDALL k I.EA. JOU rtiii" wuc iiiamiiriwu tinri. Who can Matrli tili? SPLENDID diamond pointed Gold Pen and Casecsi lebad lortbalowandanheardaf price of ft-T eentsf 'all at 44 IV H TAl.BOT'8. W AI CUES! LARGE lot of Cold and Silver Witch ea ; all sorts, sites, and prices, inst received. 7 y W. II TALBOTT. FANS FA KS! WELL select od assortment of fine and fashionable Fans, WF.LL seloried assortment oi una ana la.nionaaie eana, whicU cannot bo beat for beauty or chevpmss. Cai:ande, them. "' . ii. iunu il. SILiVUtt haki;. V - LAR0E lot of Table. Derart. Tea. Silver and Mustard . 8i-K,..So..pLa.ile..a.,dBuUKDivM.w isdollata, at v .-y W. H . TALBOITS. CIDER VINEGAR ! 15 BRt.S. CWIor Vlorgar on band and lor sale low al Mr W. IIANNAM AN'S Diuff 8tote. ' a II a'lll lYHElAT. I W E are Bavin the hifbeat market pr'ea in each for good nus ,m ar aa aa am - - Wheat. hi . J. t. KRAM WELL fc Co. EATHER. 4Plbspeaih sole leather Jost rep.!, 5 II. J. k B. C iiiiaf.

ME DIC A I

m ii ruf .1 h laf . il ' I i . oi MJ1 ;epv -r,' For the Heinoiui ana 1-riiiaiitnt Cure of all IVervous Diss ase.. " RISING from an impaired, weakened or unhealthy state C the nervous or vital srttem. The attoniihinr in nnrrrrf dented results which have been achieved by tl.ii new and wonderful discovery of the mysterious power ol Galvaniem and Megnetis , has iudueed tbe proprietor to extend tbe knowled-e of lu virtues, that the thousands who are now vulTerii g lieyond ihe reach ol relief, may become partaken of its acknow ledged bene laanu uk rearorea IO ine et jovment ol realm and har t mes. Dr. Chriiti 'e's Galvanic Belt II s been pronounced br cnaur distiuirnihnl rln tic la Europe and the United Ktates. to be the aseaf rtile medicinal äia eeterj pf liiin It is a beautiful instance or srt aiding sriet ce to produce the highest beneficial results, snd it is believed that few nventioni have ever eeen o perfected andtoeutirelj succissful n their rtsu.ts. It is used with Perfect and certain auccrssin all rase nf mrr al del.i.ity from hat ever cause it n-ay arise, strengthening tLe wei.keiied nyaiem.atid invigorating the body. Fits, cramp, ilaeu matism. acute or ehrnnic, epilepsy, luml-rgo. paralyris, y, ia digest ion, tly sne,ia. tremors, iiHqo-s of joints, ps l"iauon of II neari, apc ici) , n urtizia, pains lis ihe cneit and side, liver complaint, diseases ol' tbe kidneys, j im.l corrph int, end Curvature of the spine, hip complaint, f panes, ard all nttvous Oireases arise irom one simple cause a erangen Dt ol Ihe nervous it lern. No Ctug has, or ea have, any erfect on them excert to increase tl.e diw-a-e, for drur hut w eal en the S)Hem; wlile under the strengthening, lil-giving vitalizing influence cf Galvanisa,beath aucceeiia aireuse, ana ice iiaili at H miorrd to bloom and v ipor olely by the outward application of I y. Christie's Gaivanic llrlt. li.e perniiarlty ana great beauty of Christie's Galvanic ind Magnetic enrativea ronsist ia the fart tbat thev cure ilisrate I v outward application, instead of the usual anode' of drugging and ij.icB.nig mi paiicoi mi exoausieu nature sinks udgci the in nicuon. They strenrtben the whjle system, a rower nossessed fcr no other remedial ayent except Oalaniiu. bince their iritrodurlion into the Unite.1 stales, more then 30,000 peror-s including chit dren.and iadiesof all rlasses,have beea the recipients of their ocaeuia. Dr. Christie's Galvanic A'ecklacet Are worn tor all comp.aints affecting the throat or beau or aay inflammation of tbe throat, headache, dizxiness of the bead, bronchitis, neuralgia in the face, buzzing or roarinr intheeara. deafness, which is uervous,( sram t erg-en is unlinjnrtd,) is alm aya eared. Tic Doloreux. No rase of this dismasing complaint basever failed to be eer. manentl v relieved by he use of Christie Oslvanic articles. Dr. f brine's tialvanic Bracelets are epplibd to tbe wrists or aa k lea, and are used in all rases of rheumatism affecting the limt s, for Mrains, tremors of tbe bands, or any nervous complaint afier Iing the legt or arm. One ia worn on each wrist or ankle, and the marnetio fluid Is applied to the part particularlv a fleet re, thus cauking a concentration of the Influence at tbe desired tpou vervotJ Spasms. The following Is an extract from a letter received from Messrs Mosely it Tucker, eil known Druggists. Mobile, Alabama : "There ia a Dr. Hartwell (Doctor of Divinity) in .Marion. In this ft ate. who haa used Christie's Galvanic Bracelets (or the purpose of curirg a nervous spasmodic atiection of ti e hands aud armr. Upon the least excitement, either mental or physical, bis aruis b came in violent motion, which was perfectly ui controlhLle. He tried the Galvanic Bracelets, with the magttic fluid, ana with sucb surcew, that since that time (tour months sgo) be Las Dot had a single attack, although be bas travelled to Cinrinni ti, ard there look an active part in the exciting scenes of a Beptist Con vetrtion. Through his recommmenoanon, many of his acquaint, ancea have tried il.em, and wirh good succecs. Trolv voura, HUsLLi k TUCKER Mobile, Ala, eil Sept., lT. Durine the int tlirte years these remarkable curatives bava never fniled, ben used according to the full end plain directions which accompany them. It is absolutely imposfcil le tbat they caa do the slifb'est barm. )3rNo inconvenience whatever attends their use, and they may be worn by the wit delicate with the mast perfect emernd safe'y iu uci, tue Miiaaiion iucuuih; lunruH ii ais:y siamrasia. PRICES, The Oa'va'hic Belt. - f leach The Galvanic Necklace, ...... 9 each. Tf e frianic Bracelets, - - . . S a nale. The Magnetic Fluid, ..... . lato'Ue 1 1VJY. Beware of spurious imitations. All businers communications siiould t e addreared to D. C. MOB EIIEAD. M. D., r- I4! "roadway. New York. AUTHORIZED jtOEXTS. TODD Ic KING, Aerms at lanville. DAVID CR4.IGHF.AD. Drnpg tst, Indianapolia. H. C. MAYNARD. Madison. T7 Jwem OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSE.ND Tint Original Discoverer f gi Genuine Townsend tSaraparilla. OLD Dr. Townaend is now ebt70 yeara erf aee. end has long heea known os the JlOTHOR and IJCOS'VJlf:R of Iba GE.US'E ORJGLSJIL 2 0fA'S.VX S-IRSAPjIRILLA Being poor, be was compelled tu limit its manuli.diire, bv wtmb reana be has been kept out of maiket, and IIa sales citcumscrild lo tho only wlw had proved iu worth, and known aa v.lu. Ii mn4 roach, ed ihe ears of many, nevertheless, as ile persuns who ld beca healed of sore diseases, ana saved front deaUi, ptoclaioied Ita a on derful lien line Powit. TbteGroaa mnd Vnrnmlled PrtyrmHnu f snanufactured n the largest seale,andia called fee thnaighout the length and biea.rb of Um land, eepecmlly aa it Is iouad incapable of degetteratL aad 4a. tenonuln. - Unlike young 8. P. Towaeend'e, fc improves with age, and never Change but fee the betur ; becauia it is prepared on scientific principles by a sew otitic atan. Tbe highest knowledge of Chemistry, and tnetetttualtcoverieeef tbe art, have been hronghi ininreo,uiiiiioa la the snanufitclure of the old Dr'a. Sarsaparille. Tbe Haraapanlla root fc is well known lo medical men, contains many medicinal properties, and some properties which are inert or aaeioas and otlwra, whkh if retained in prepariof. fo ass, produce fermmumUam and cid, which is injurKMte lolhe system. Snoto of the pnfieruee of araparliiaare ao reatf that they entirely evaporate and are. or. in tbe preparation. If they i re not preserved by a scientific process, known only to those experienced in ita aianufac'use. Moreover, tliese velatds principle, hieb Hy rflf in vapor, of as aa etbalaUon, at -ler beat, are the very esse Uli 1 medial prupeiiiee ol the mot, Whicb gives lo it all ha value. Any person can boil or atew tho root till they get a dark Colo a i liuuid, which at snore (mn the coloring matter lu Ihe rut than I lorn anything elee ; ttwy caa then strain this iranpid or vapid liquid, sweeten wkh sour nio!n-f, and Iben call h "SvrsaperiUs Lzlrect or vrn." lint auch is not the article known aa the GEJTUIXE OLD DU JACOB TOWXSE.YD'S SARS.iPARlLLA. This ia ao prepared that si tlie inert ropertiea of tbe SsrssperlMa rout ara first reunved, everything rapsMe of beccaning acid or f mentation ia eiiracled and wjeded ; Iben every panic o tU anetiical vittoa U secured ia a pure aad conrrntnitrd loim ; and thus it is rendered incapal le nf losing any ot ks valuable and belling prupertwa Pia pared ia this way, fc b made tbe awat po erful agent in tbe - Cure of iiituimeralile Ilictitie. Hence tbe re aeon why fcrar coeaniendations on every aide in ita favor by anen, women, aud children. W a find il doing aoodera in tbe core of Consumption, Dyrprpsia, end IJvrr Complaint, and in Rheumatism, Scrofula, Piles, Coetiveness. all Cutanea rs Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, and all mffeC tions iarieing from , IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. It possrsw-s a marvelous efficacy in all complaints arising from Indirection, from Acidity of the Stomach, froat anrojaal orceinlion detrrmiiuMioa of blood lo the bead, palpitatioa uf the heart, eohl feet and hands, cold chills and hot fahes over the body. It hat" no I i is equal iu colds and cough : aud promotes easy ri pectoral Tun and easy perspirat ion, relaxing strictures of the lungs, throat and every other part. But ia nothing is its eaeelk-nce snore manifestly scea aad aeknowledjed than in all kinds and stoges of FEMALE COMPLAI.TS. It arorks wonders in eases ol Fluor Albe or White, Falling of the Womb, Obstructed, Suppreed or Painful Menres, Irregularity of tue menstrual periods, and the like, and is effectual io cur ing all forms of Kidney Diseases. By removing obstructions, and regulating the general system, it givrs tone and strength to the bole bod;, aad thus cures all forma of . Nervous Diseases and Dtbility, and thus preveals or relieves a great variety of ether maladies, aa Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, 8u Vitus' Dance, ßaeoaing, Epik-pli Fits, Convulsion., be. Il cleanses the biood, cxeim the blood to healthy anion, tones the stomach, and gives good digestion, relieves the börnela .f torpwr aud ennsiirpation, allays inflammation, purifies the skin, canailles the eirenlatmn of the blood, producing gentle warmth equally all over ihe body and the insensible peripiratio ; relaxe strictures snd tightness, trsnovea all obstructions, and invigorates the) entire nervo Systran. Is ao this tbea The Medicine you pre-eminently needt We wih 5t ander.tood, because it is the absolute truth, thai S. P. TownsriMl's artiele and old Dr. Jacob Towiwend's r-anaparitla are heawn-wide apart, and infinitely liMimilar ; that they arc ualike in every particular, having not one single thing in com motu As S. P. Tooeirnd :- no Doctor, and never uas, is lie cherub t, no pharmaceutist' ww. no more ol medicine or diwaar ttussur other eommnn, in. -ientifie, MupnIestnuaJ am, hat gnaeanteo can the publie hare that they are rteeiving a genuine seteatiße inedieinr, eoutainiiii ail the i. tue of the articles used ia prepar ing it, and Mrh are incapable of ehanres liick aiigbt reader then the AGENTS of ducarr iMtnd of .health f Ilia to a r reit frauds opoa the unfortunate, te pour halm into wounded humanity, lo kindle hope in I lie despairing bosom, lo restore heal' h, and bloom, and vicor into the cruiird ana broken, and to tmuivta infirmity, tbat old Dr Jacob Tuarnaead has aoogkt aud loand the opportuuii and mean, to bring ihn Gro'l Vuivei S'll CtmnnUoled Remedy within iherrach.and lo tbe knowhdge of all abo need it, that they aaay learn aud know, hy j) I ! rx perienee, its - Tr;.nsccitilaiit l'owor l ffentt. . G. W. CALHOUN. General Art Bt lor ihe W estern State, ry-OrHee IM Vine street 3d door above 4th, CINCINNATI, O. For sal im Indianapolis, by " .SIDDALL d LEA, Agents for Marion Ca. ' PP-ew. y-1 JBV CIIoLEUA PIlliVK.XTlvIi A.M) ClllATIVl. rpRIS valnahle pnm.trailoa haa proved Itselfdecldedly tho anoat A efficacious preventive and curative of cra.lera and every other form otaneciesnfdiarihs?! that has vel been dis-overed. IltaeHerv r.4HMi lM w.k mwww.'.m, iMnicy wir mrniKra n in, nm mn CM,. JSJJSJÄi. 1 Anntmkiehlni eons f ehc4er. If tak-n wirnt arnos lo lly irritation of tho ssniHach raihmg drops to give lore and vigor to tbe iconfl lentiy reromairndedasi nrrveniiveand euro or rnniera, il uiw aeoanaaoi a no aceoiatm toaiwxtlrwa. la addlllrm tooor former stock we havejust received froenlhoPma). nil Lahntory, an ample wpply of fresh and genuine Botanic JWedi.ua all nf whieh ran bo had at I adaead nrirea al th Dnt. V- ! rietysttorenf A. POPE fc aON. i ldianapniHi,in.r, ic. st tr Dry Goods. WE fcave jnat opened a ft ah stock of Spring Goods, to whkh wo wraild Invite the attention of our customers and the public Wo w ib to aol I good lo karg lot, aad snake the nvieejuw r(bu Vfl SMITH fc HA.V.VA.