Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1852 — Page 3

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL:

National Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. UftG, of Alabama. Democratic Electoral Ticket. ITATI AT LARf.E, jOHN PETTIT, of Tippwaaoe County. JAMES H. LANE, ol Dearborn Coantj. DISTRICT ELKCTOBS, First BENJ. R. EDMON'srON, of Dubois County. Wo" JAMES S. ATilO.V, of Clark County. Tnird JOHX A. HENDRICKS, of Jeflcrsoa Couuty. fourth EBXEZER DUMOXT, of Dearborn Co. Fifth WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry Count. Sixth WILLIAM J. BROWN', of Marion County. Seventh OLIVER P. DAVIS, of Vermillion County. Eighth LORENZO C. DOUGHERTY, of Boone Co. Ninth SAMUEL A. HALL, of Cass County. Tenth REUBEN J. DAWSON, of DeKnlb Couuty. Eleventh JAMES F. McDOWELL. of Grant County. Democratic State Ticket. rna oovervor, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County. FOa LIEUT KN ANT-OOTSBNOa, ASHBEL P. W IL LARD, of Floyd County. roa se. iftast or state, N'EHEMIAH itAYDEN, of Rush County roa auditor or stat, JOHN P. DUNN, of Perry County. roa treasurer or state, BLIJATI NEWLAND, of Washington County. roa judges or the scmeme court, WILLIAM Z. STUART, of Cass County, ANDREW DAVISON, of Decatur County, SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County, ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke County. rOE REPORTER Or THE SUPREME COURT. HORACE E. CARTER, of Montgomery County, roa clerk or the supreme court, WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County. roa superintendent or public instruction, WM C. LARKABEE, of Putnam County. Marion County Democratic Tickst. For b tor. PERCT HOSBROOK, of Wayne Township For Representative!. JESE PRICE, of Decatur Township. GEORGE P. BUELL. of Center Township For Sheriff. ISAAC W. HUNTER, of Perry Township For Treasurer. JOHN M. TALBO TT. of Center Township For Jurfje of Court of Common Pleat. LEVI. L. TODD, of Perry Townsh-p. For Protcuti ig Attorney, Court of Common PleaJOHN I. MOKRISO.V, of Center Township. For Cjunty Commissioner MATTHEW R HUNTER, of Lawrence Township. HENRV P. TODD. ..I Perry Township. For Coroner. GEORGE NEWLWD, of Center Township. GEN. SCOTT'S NATURALIZATION AW. An Jet tupplementary to the act now in face on th sub. ject of a uni.ur n rule of naturalization. Sec. J. Be it enacted , dc, Tbat any alien, being a free wuite person, and wuo shall come into the Uuil.d 1 Stales six months Of later after the passage of this act, j nur be admitted to become a citizen thereof after a resideuce tl.erein of at k-st thrro years, and one year at wast aller dacianug bis oona ßde intention 01 Decoming a citizen, in the manner and form, and upon tbe other conditions not herein altered, as prescribed by tbe act entitled " An act to establish a uniform rule of naturalization, and to repeal the acts heretofore) passed on that subject," which was approved April 14, 1302: Frovtded, That no alien arriving in the United State after six months Irom the passage of this act. shall ever acquire tbe riut to vote, except in the manner hereinafter prescribed, for any elector of President or Vice President of the Unitsd States; for any member of the House of Representatives of the same ; for any Governor, Lieutenant Governor, member of the Legislature, Judge of any Court of record, or Sheriff, in any State or Territory of the United States, or for any Mayor, Intendant, President, Aldermnn, Assistant Alderman, or common Councilman of any city, borough, or incorporated town or village, in any of the said States or their Territories, or within the District of Columbia; but all aliens admitted to naturalization under tha foregoing provisions and limitation shall enjoy every other right and privilege of native born citizens, which is not expressly limited or withheld by the constitution of the United States. Sax. 2. jind be it further enacted, That every naturalized citizen, as afiresai.l, shall be wholly exempted or excused Irom involuntary service in the militia, army, and navy of the United Stales. Sic. 3. And be it further e 'acted, Tiiat every free white alien, beinz an able bodied male of at least seventeen years of age, who shall, in time of war, engag to serve tbe United Slates against their enemies, for at least two years, or during the war, or who, in time of actual war. hall serve the said States faithfully two years, or to tbe end of the war, in any company or vessel of war, in tue army or navy of the said States, shall, on obtaining the certificate) or certificates of faithful service, signed by the commanding officer or officers of such company or companies, vessel or vessels of war, and cnnntrsignod by tbe next higher officer in the army or navy, under whom, if any. such alien has served, shall be admitted, on presenting such evidence to any court designated in the act hereinbefore recited, to ail tbe rights and privileges of citizeoship at any time conferred by the act, on simply taking the oaib of allegiance to the United States, and racking the renunciation enjoined in the said act. Sac 4. Jlnd be it further enacted, That this act shall take eiTeot on and alter six months from its passage, when all provisions of former acts, inoonsistent with this aot, shall be taken and held to bo repealed, in respect only to el! aliens arriving in the United States after that date. We think w k arc LIBER L ENOUGH, WHEN, IN PROVIDING FOR AMERICA, WE LEAVE THE DoOK OF ADMISSION OPEN TO the Children or Foreigners, now ABROAD, WHO MAY HEREAFTER BE BORN here, WITHOUT ALLOWING THEIR FATHERS TO COME AND HELP TO GOVERN US! WK, WHO ALONE HAVE ANY RIGHT TO THINK ON THE SUBJECT, claim that WE CAN BEST GOVERN OURSELVES, AND THE BETTER tCCH GOVEUNMENT IN THE MEANTIME, SO MUCH THE BETTER FOR THE FOREIGNERS WHO MAT HEREAFTER COMB AMONG US, AND F R THEIR AMERICAN -BORN Children. Scott' Communication in National frUeUigtnur, xVjc, 1844. Tho. D. Walpole, Will address the Mass Meeting at New Castle, on the 21st wist. Great Gathering of the Democracy at New Büro, N. Y A tremendous democratic gathering took place at N-wbnrg, N. Y., on Monday last. About 20,ÖO0 person were present, including delegations from the Empire and Granite Clubs of New York. Three different stands ware erected, from which the multitude were addressed by tne different speakers, among them Hon. D-tvtd A. Smalley of Vermont; Hon John A. Dtx, Hon. Mr. Smith from Connecticut, Hon. Stephen A- Douglas, Messrs. Wright Haukes, Carnes, Capt. Rynders, E E. Camp, Lorenzo B. Shepherd. Capt. Jos. A. Yard of New Jersey, (a ''brick"), Zadock Pratt, Aagus'us Soaneell (principal Cnairman), John Van Baren. John I. Momford, Gen. Walbridge, Daniel E. Sickles, John Coc-bran, and others. Wo regret that we cannot give even an abstract of tbe many eloquent speeches delivered. In the coarse of bis remarks, Mr. Douglas said, for toe first time it the hitory of this republic, one of the two parties were organizing ander ib geoernl in-chief of the American army. In the early days of the republic the people elected a citi sen soldier, who onlv drew bis sword when the nation was in danger, and only sheathed it when the invader j waa driven from our borders. It wa very different ' now, when a military chief held his office with an iron I grasp, and spent the salary ot that office in electionserins;. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and every assorance was given tbat tbe heart of the Empire beat strong and sonodly for Pierce and King. fXThe hundreds of Democrats who met at Corydon yesterday from ail parts of this Congressional district, expressed bat one opinion as to the prospects of the Democracy at the coming; election. Zeal and harmony prevail in oar ranks. All came with a firm determinatioe to give a cordial support to the Democratic nomine, ana will do so. The Democracy of Indiana have achieved msny brilliant triumphs daring tbe last nine years, bat tbe most brilliant of ail will be those nf Octets and KmmHr nasjt A'es JanV Ledger

Marion County Democratic Convention

Pursuant to previous notice, the Democracy of Marion county assembled at the Court House in Indianapolis, od Saturday, August 7ih, at 10 orclock, A. M., and organized by selecting Powell How land President, and J. S. Spann and Austin H. Brown Secretaries. Mr. J. T. Roberts moved a call of the Townships for Delegates, which was carried, when the following Delegates were found present i Ceuter. W. Montaoue, W. H. Talbott, AnJrew Brouse, Hnry Tuteailer, J. S. Spann, Daniel Kcely, J M. W. Langsdale, Thomas Alford. J. vandegrilt A. D. Rose. Nathaniel Owens, T. K. Danfortb, Wm Stewart, H. H. Nelson, Nathaniel West, L. B. Williamson, Nathaniel Bolton, John T. Alford, J. H. Kennedy, J. P. Childers, V. Butch, Charles Garner, David Kemp, Peter Masersmith, E. W. H. Ellis, Matthew Smock, Julias Nicolai, George Newland, Henry Yaiide(Trift, A. F. Morrison, Archibald Linginfelter, Dr. K mberly, D. Radchaugh, Foster Whiiford, W. H. Kirns, John R. Elder, Powell Howland, A. H. Brown, and William Wilkinson. Decatur. Merry McGuire, T. F. Armstrong, Y. E. ! K. Wilson, Noah McCreerv, Jesse Price, jr , ilawley Prioe, Jacob Price, F. C. Price, Noah Sinks, and Eii So I grove. Franklin. Jacob Springer, Silas Tolin, Jacob Mat- ; thews, Tbos. Wells, Samuel MuCurdy, Richard O'Neil, Adam Nossaman, Chas. Pbimister, Daniel Moore, Nimrod Kemp-r, Wm Bragunier, Pernal Coverdill, David Snider, William Joiee, James A. Hodges, Wm. Slone, i Charles Moore. Laurence Jas. Hinds, jr., A. F. Cory, Henry Klep- ! fer, John J. Hanna, Jas. Russell, John Bolander, Levi Bolander, Jas. Bragden, Wm. Perry, L. A. Hardesty, i Joseph C. Harris, Samuel Reckord, Smith Bites, Madison Webb, A. Vines, Henry Pickle, Ozro Bates, C G. Wadsworth, James Flanisren, Pollard J. Brown, James L. Thompson, Wm. Hendricks. J. F. Lemon. James N. McCoy, M. R. Hunter, Elijah Webb, Sam'i Day, Isaac Dav, Rennen Hunter, and L. L. Brown. Perry James Webb, William McCiain, Sunuel A. Todd, Caleb Bentley, Peyton Bristow, James Snow, Joseph Thompson, Samuel D. Baker, George Bentley, John S. Webb, Chas. Orme, Cornelius Bristow, Richard Webb, Stephen Hankius, Thomas Webb, John Fend Icy, Nicholas Cro, Robt. Dunn, Jas. Brismw, Earl Whitford, George Neagley, Ab. Brown, Austin Wobb, Morris Howland, John Hankins, Richard Hogland, Isaac M. Todd, Isaao Harversticlc, Eli Hines, Robert N. Todd, Harman Carpenter, and James Coverdale. Pike- James Moore, Jacob Sowerwine. Dr. Loftin, Joseph Loftin, T. W. Council, A. Hawkins, Joseph Klingcnsmiih, Silas White, Jos. Loftin, jr., A. Logan, James Hainos. J. H. Hogshire. John Moore, Isaiah Horniday, and Robert Donny. Washington John Anderson, David Alleu, William Bell, William Blue, Benj. Blue, Isaao Bomgardncr, Elias Bear, William Bat-on, James Earl, Robert Earl, John Huffman, Jonas Huffman, David Huff, Aquila Hilton, A. HufTnan, Lewis Huffman. Abner Haiues, David Hessong. Elijah James, Oliver Johnson, J Johnson, Abram K ontz, John Krice, Robert Laneford, Daniel McDaniel, M. Miller, James McDaniel, Thos. .Martin, J. Osborn, Thomas Ruark, David Ray, Jacob Roberts, Simeon Smith, James Scott. Jacob Scott, John Smith, A. Swift, D. Sapiagfield, R. Ste-.-l, Tho. Swift. Jacob Snahr, S. Vanlaningham, C. Vanlaningham, Emsley Wrighi. George Bomgardner , John C. Cones, Samuel Cones, William Earl, and Wm. Winpenny. Wayne Sarn'l Lake, Miles Martindale, John Lancaster, H. B. Fatout.T. W. Fletcher, Jona. D. McClcllan, H. H brook, J. Harding, J. Jackson, D. Stout, Jeremiah Roberts, David Coble, Daniel Landry, F. F. Stout, Thomas Arnold, David S. Vanbarioum. Joseph Pencr, and Joseph T. Roberts. If'orren. John Baker, David Buohanan, B. Fowler, George White, James Davis, Emanuel Springer, Jo. llcCoMaH, Schriver, E. Protsman, F. Kitby, Stephen Tyner, John Vansic-kle, J. Beeler, A. J. Shearer, John Gibson, Dtvid Springer. Louis Panza, Thomas S. Hunted, C. D. Shimer. John White, Samuel Groves, Andrew Apple, D. Feoner, J. Wallace, Benj. Move lev ey . J. Loucks. Louis Griffith. S. Bacon Wm. Vansickle, E. X. Shimer, John Buchanan, Benj. Groves, T. Linck. John Hamilton, A. Morehouse, Thieser, Jacoh Rnmphred, William Smith. George Shearer, Andrew Gibson, John Lynch, Jacob Springer, J. Kitby, Henry Kratzer, S. S brown, Wm. Hicdon, John White, jr., H. Plackey. Wisbmire, C. Clark, H. Brady, J. Clinton, J. Hunter, J. Silver, Anthony Wanpinner, and William Hunter. The President laid before tha Convention the following letter, which was read 1 August 6th, 1852. Tu the President of the Marion County Convention: Dear Sir i At the close of the late session of the Legislature, in reply to the inquiries of my friends as to whether I should be a candidate for a re-nomination lor ,u c..., r K-J ,k.. - u , L- ur, ! the Convention for that office; and althonsh my ourse may have bad but little or perhaps no influence upon that of others, yet under the circumstances, it is proper that I should say to the Convention that I cannot now be a candidate lor thnt office. The action of the Convention in all other respects, I shall most cheerfully acquiesce in, and heartili sustain. Sickness in my family aemands my attention at home to-day, ami I am therefore unahlo to attend the sitting of the Convention. Will yon do me the kindness to ask your Secretary to read thi's short note at the opening of the Couvention. Verv rer-pectfnllr, yours, LEVI L. TODD. On motion of Mr. A. F. Morrison, the following ratio in voting by townships for candidates, was adopted : Center 9 votes; Decatur 6 votes; Franklin 6 votes; Lawrence 6 votes; Perry 6 votes; Pike 6 votes; Washington 6 vote; Wayne 6 votes; and Warren 6 votes. Mr. Madison Webb moved that the Convention proceod to nominate a county ticket ; carried. The several candidates, on calling their names, pledged themselves to support the ticket. The Convention then proceeded to ballot for Senator. Tho following is the result of tbe 1st ballot. Townships P. Hosbrook. H. Bradr . J .... I center w u Decnttir. . . . Franklin Lawrence. . i Perry P.kV. Washington Wayne Warren . . . . .6. . 0. . , ........ . . . 6. . , ....0.. . . . o . , 6.. 43 , ..U ...c Psrct Hosbrooe, of Wavne township, was declared duiv nominated for Senator. The following i the result of the 1st ballot for Re. ; presentatives. si i i a I T. w j h,ps I E I a & i 0 o c i " 9 .. 0 0 0 0 0 Center 9 1 Decatur ! Franklin ! Lawrence ' Perry 0 , Pike 0 ' Washington 0 Wayne 1 Warren G 24 6 12 27 27 12 There being no choice, the Convention proceeded to a 2d ballot, whioh resulted as follows 1 4 S I i 0 0 0 J I TowLslirf. a I t Z a. 6 1 o ti Center Decatur Franklin , Lawrence. Perry Pike Washington . . Wayne Warren 0 0 6 6 0 ti 0 I 0 24 0 12 27 39 12 Jesse Peice, of Decatur township, was declared duly nominated as one of tha candidates for Representative. The Convention then proceeded to ballot for one Repreeniative. snicn resulted a 10110 s To wa-hips. Bncl Aldredge. Campbell. Davis. Center , Decatur. ... Franklin. . . . Lawrence. . Perry Pike Washington. Wayne Warren fl 6 I 0 ti 0 39 12 6 Geosob P. Bt'ELL, of Center township was declared daly nominated for Representative. The Convention then proceeded to nominate a candidate for Sheriff. The fallowing is the result of the several balloting! ;

nan ballot.

! .vanes. U 3 s 1 e a I 2 i i 5 Q Bu o Wm. Robson,. .. S. Hetselgesser, Tbos. Morrow. .. K. Wright , I. W. Hunter... Benj. Morgan . . Robson i

en 0 .. 13 .. 0 0.. .. 19 0 0 0! 0 IS r t .. 0 .. ml .. .. 6 .. .- 6 0 0 0 IS 9 0 .. 0 .. 18 .. .. .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 .. 0 .. 18 .. .. 0 .. .. 0 '. . V. '. . '. . i 0 .. .. 0 07 8 .. .. .. 0 .. .. 0 0 0 0 .. .. 0 .. 0 97 .. .. .. 0 .. 19 0 0 6 13 .. .. 0 .. 8 97 0 .. J9! 0 0 13 1 0 6 19 8 . . Ml 8 0 ll I .. ii 6 C 34 .. .. .. 6 19 0 0 .. .. 8 .... 1 0 8 8 .... 30 .. .. 8 8 .- 19 8 8

SBCOüB IllltT. ... t .. . I .. .. . Hetselgesser , Morrow j Wright Hunter Korean Robson HeUelgeaaer Morrow Wright Hunter Morgan , THIRD BtLI.OT. rortTM ... t .. BALLOT. I Robson I Hetselgesser. j Morrow I Wright Hunter Morgan FIFTH BALLOT. .. I .. .. s Robson . Morrow Wright Hunter ., Morgan . Robaon . Morrow Hunter .. Morgan . Robaon . Morrow Hunter. . Morgan . atXTR B ALLOT. . t .. .. 6 SKVEÜTH ... 0 .. ... . BALLOTrntiiTH BRLL0T. Robson Morrow Hunter Morgan J. Vandegrift.. Hunter Morrow Morgan Vaodefrrift .... . 9 .. msTM ballot. 0 . 9 TENTH BALLOT. ..086 Hunter Morrow Morgan Vandegrift The name of Emsley Wrijrht was withdrawn after the 5th ballot, and that of Wm. Robson was withdrawn after the 8th ballot. Isaac Walker Hcntbjr, of Perry township, was declared duly nominated for Sheritf . Tho following is the result of the 1st ballot for Treasurer: Towkships. J. M. Talbott, 8. B'ck. M. Webb. Beck. 9 Center Decatur 6 Franklin 0 Lawrence Perry Pike Washington Wayne Warren c 0 Total 30 U 19 John M. Talbott, of Center township, was 'aclared duly nominated lor Treasurer. Tbe following is tbe result of tbe 1st ballot for Judge sf tbe Court of Common Pleas: Township. L. L Center ToJ.l. 9 8. A. Corey. e 8 Decatur , Franklin Lawrence Perry Pike , Washington . . Wayno Warren 6 6 6 6 b' 3) Total 31 18 Levi L. Topd, of Perry township, was declard duly nominated for Judge of tbe Court of Common Pleas. Tho following is the result of the 1st ballot for Prosecuting Attorney for the Court of Common Pleas: For John T. Morrison; Center 9; Franklin 6; Peiry If; Pike 6; Washington 6; Warren 639. For Joseph T. Roberts; Decatur 6; Lawrence ti ; Wayne 6 18. John T. Morrison, of Center township, was declar- i , ed duly nominated for Prosecuting Attorney for the i Court of Common Pleas. The 1st ballot for County Commissioner for 1st Oistnct, resulted as lollows 1 ,., ill i.r.r It Hu, ti.r Center 5: Decatur 6I Franklin 6; Lawrenoo 6; Wayne 6; Warren ti 39. ; For David Hutr: Perry 6; Pike 6; Washington C 18. Matthew R. HuNTta, of Lawrence towhship, was declared duly nominated for County Commissioner for 1 the 1st District. I The 1st ballot for County Commissioner for iho 3d : District, resulted as follows: For Henry P- Todd: Center 9; Decatur 6; Franklin 6; Lawrence 6; Perry 6; Warren 6 39. For Jactib Sowerwine: Pike 6; Washington 6 12. For Samuel Lake: Wayne 6 6. Henry P. Todd, of Perry township, was declared duly nominated for County Commissioner for tbe 3d ', District. The following is the result of the 1st ballot for Cor1 oner : For George Newland: Center 9; Franklin 6; Pike jrj; Wayne 6; Warren 633. For Peter Winched: Decatur 6; Lawrence 6; Perry 6; Washington 6 24. George Newland, of Center townbij, was declar- ' ed duly nominated for Coroner. On motion of Mr. Austin H. Brown, all the delegates to this Convention were constituted delegates to the I Congressional and Judicial Conventions to be held at v Aa wax. " a. ziniiibi Indianapolis on Satorday tho 21st day of August Mr. Austin H. Brown offered the Ioll..wiU re sol u- : i i i sir: 1 1: c?. . itton, which was seconded bv William Stewart, Esn .

and unanimously adopted : . . Resolved, That Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, our . . 6 present able Representative in Congress, is the first . .0 I choice of the Democracy of Marion connty for re-elec-..0 1 lion to thnt cilice, nnd that the delegates from tnis ...6 I county to the 6th Congressional District Convention, be

instructed to cast their votes accordingly Mr. Joseph T. Roberts offered the following resoluj lion, which was adopted 1 Resolved, 1 hat tbe Democracy Of Marion county, in Convention assembled, having an abiding confidence in the legal capacity of Hon. W. W. Wick, hereby recommend him to their brother Democrats of the 6th Judicial Circuit, as a suitable candidate for the office of Circuit Judoe of said Circuit. On motion of Henry Brady, Stephen S. Brown, Esq., ; of Marion county, was recommended for Prosecuting : Attorney for the 6th Judicial Circuit. On motion, the present County committee waa continued for the ensuing year and until another should be ! selected. The following committee to report suitable resoluI lions, was appointed 1 A. F. Morrison, E. W. H. Ellis, ! H. Brady, James Johnson and Samuel A. Corey, who ; reported a series of resolutions, which will appear hereafter. On motion, the editors of tbe State Sentinel, States man and Volks Blatt were requested to give publicity to these proceedings : On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die. POWELL HOWLAND, Prts't 3 . S. Sfann. ) c ArraTiv H. Brown, , "et MARRIED, On Sunday, August 8, by C. O. Werbe, Esq, Mr. SoLOatos Pi Mix, to Miss NsXct B. Siurr ar r all of this eou&ty. On Tuesday morn ng. by Rev. T. Lynch, Miss Mbabit J I Littli, daugiiisrof Matthew Little, of ibis city, to Mr. A. R. Hiss, j of Trumliallconnty, Ohio. The Printer wa kindly remembered by the fair bride. We wish the happy pair a long life of uninterrupted happiness rlR03BRIE3 GROCERIES!! GROCERIES ! Our "US' stock of Groceries is large and complete, selected with eare. The atttnt o 1 of the i-ity and country retailers is Inv.ted o an ex natniation of the quality and prices of our good, aa we feel eout dteu that we can five satisfaction Our slock c uisi ts in n.irt a follows: 100 bag prime Rw Coffee. 10 boxes old Castile Soap, -JO bag prime Laguiia Coffee, S3 bales Balling, 5 bags d Java Coffee, SO bstxes Herring, 90 hV N O. Sugar, 5 tierces Salmon, 10 barrel Loaf Sugar, 90 boxes Raisins, S3 hhl's rrusn'd and pow'd sugar. 50 drums I- igs. 100 I. tils N O. Molasse. Nut of variou kind. 1 Sbb's clarified frup, , 160 packages Mackerel, ; 350 bbls Kanawha Salt, I 100 bags fine Table Salt, ; 50 bniet Tobacco 6 9 and lb. ; 100.000 Cigar. i 100,0110 Percusion Caps, 1 SO hag Shot lOf doxea Brooms, 'Jft doxen Bucket, 25 neat Tub. 25 doxen Zinc Wash Boen'., 90 half chests Imp., Young 11 bob W Powder and Black Teas . , 1000 pound f Indigo, 1000 pound Madder, 1000 pound Alum, Pepper, Alspice, in.. ;,.,r. I.eu'1, SO keg Possrder, 150 kcei Nails, Inger, Mustard, 50 boxes Star and Mould Oatdlea.Clnamon, Cloves, SO boxes Soap, Nutmegs, Ac, Ae. 2o Inixes S11 vi:i and Fancy Soap, BROWNING MAYEB. ;uiie94. Washington t near tha State House HIS DAY REOBIVEDIvory Ham .ed Table Knives Ivory Handled Desert Knivea. Ivory Handled Desert Knives and Fork. Ivary Handled Table Knives and Fork. Together with a fvnerai assert saent of otkar styles sad quaiioas r.SO Jertm VINÄLTSY

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel, by K IRLAND & FITZGIBBON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AHD WROLBSALX DBALKRB IN Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, and Produce, EAST MDE OF THE DEROT. BACON 9 a Hog, net, Shoulders, Clear Side, llama, OROCERIESBroma I.e. i . bar Lead, whua, pare Lead No. 1 Oil, linseed Oil, lard Oil, sperm Oil, Tau-iere .... Turpeiitme , Beans, white Potatoes Oniou Cbeasa Butter, roll Laid Baoswax (XI i.oo; .so , 0 1,88 9,00 75 89 1.7 . 75 91. (10 .6575 1.00 .. .90J09 90 796 ...1S9IS .. .1990 6,00 S3 REEK cwt.iiet,..S504 DO CANDIES f) U CO'lTOX YARN P It, . lfti CANDLES ) Siai, 29 Mld, CORN MKAL S) bu FLOUR pbut FRUITS bu Apple, green, ... Apples, dried, ... Pcacbea, dried, . . Almonds, f A, . . . . Raisnu. P box, .., VISH-Markerel. No. 1, brl No. 1, Pb. bri .. No. 1, Pqr. bri.. . No. kiu..? No. 9, Pbrl No. 9, put bri .. No. 3, Pbri Salmon, kits FRATllKRS p & Beet Ordinary GRAINS pin. Wheat, white Wheat, red .1 S5.90 1J0 3 503 00 ,...ldJ 9.75 1900 7.00 Ginseng . TaMow GL'SS p Wox, 8 by 10 ..7.0093 50 4,00 .5,00H,M nono 10 uy 12 ..3.75 HAY P ion, -.5023.00 11.00 Timothy Clover 0097 l0 IRON p ft, 10.5J 3 00 Round and square Castings Springs Axles Anvil ::4B3 ....30 H9 45 LEATHER .15 ,41 Sole, pa Barley , Calfskin. P dx, 18 Rye ;!'. Upper 93.00&30.00 Upper Morocco . Corn Oau GROCERIES P ft, Coffee, beat Rio . . Sugar, N. O Sugar, loaf Sugar, crushed Tea, G. P Tea. Imp , Tea, Y. Hy Pepper Rpiee Saleratua Molaases, N O .. Molasses. 8. H Tar, N. C. P bri . Tar, Florida Tobacco, pa Madder Indigo i Rice Copperas Rosin Giuger Cloves Gunpowder, kef . Soap, No. 1 , bar . Cassia ASuran , Nutmeg Wooden Bucket . 25 Morocco ),0O9.00 11916 Sheep 1009" 00 LIQUORS p gal, 10!i Dup Pale Brandv, .009 75 ....r9j Alex-Sig Cog. . ..9 0099 50 . . 10 Magtorm 3,0093 50 . . 10919 American Brandy 40945 ...80970 Holland Om ...55980 Old Bur. Whisky .. .5091,00 . . . 45955 Coru Whiky 10 15 Old Mad. Wine... 1,991. 7f 18 PortWuie 8091.75 8 Sheery Wme 1,7599.25 38 Claret Wine P öl 3,50 ...4691 Malaga Wme S 8.00 Domestic 40990 NAILS a kef, ...I0Ä30 lOd 395 ...1391 8d 3,50 100 0,1 4,00 8 4d 4.50 3 3d 5.80 ....9J3 Brad 3,96 . 11919 PAPER P resm, 35 Wrapping 80 1 30 5.50 Fooiscs' 9,003 5 ....V9C Ron Boards, gr 4,00 ... .J5ÄJO SEKD-S bushel, 5 Hover 8,9097,00 1.501.80 Flax 70 9,98 Timothy 3.00 0CT0BEE ELECTION. ELECTION DAV "1 HE SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER (C Announcement fee 01 00 ITWe are requested to announce the name of Pkrct Tosbbook, of Wayne township, si a candidate for Senator, at tha ensuing October election, abject to the decSsien of the Dem xrattc Contiiy Convention. "J IOVe are requfted by O II. P. Bi t, to Mate that be will be an independent candidate for Sheriff, at the onsuinj October elee ion J CARTER'S INDIANA REPORTS. Will be, THIS DAY, pabllahed snd ready for sal, by A cam . Dr ownREPORTS or CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE or THE STATE OF INDIANA. BS!. AN OFFICIAL COyTiNCATIOX OF BLAOKFORD's REPORTS. WITH TABLES OF THE CASKS, ETC . BY HORACE B. CARTER, A.M.. OFFICIAL REPORTER . VOL. I. CONTAINING THE CASES FROM MAY TERM, 134T, TO NOV EM BER TERM, 1849, BOTH INCLUSIVE. Tue work ia beautifully printed, on food heavy paper. In a t!e uniform with Blackford'a Report. An nly! accom paules each case, and note are added to the moat Important one. The volume contain 010 page and will be aold for three dollara. Lawyera at a dlatance desiring : work, by remitting their order, actomranitä äM th cask, to AUSTIN 11. BROWN, pub Usher, at Indianapolis, will recciva it promptly by any mid of conveyance they may direct. JulylOdtf -I DI3-EST." Such I the original signification of the word Pepsin, or of the two Greek word from which it i derived. This is the significant and appropriate title of Dr. Houghton preparation of Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from the natural substance, as found m the Stomach of the Ox. which i now doing uch wonder f r Dyspeptic u! -Jecl, of all ages aiidcoiidiiion. Tne scientific evidence upon which it is based, and the proofs o' its success, are alike curious and remarkah e The agent fuini.-h pamphlet on ihe sublet te all wko call for them, grati BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA ' Contemplating a change in onr business, all persons indebted to us, rither by Note or Account, must pay op by ihe lt of November. One of the partner i going to California, and must settle Bp hi br.sines as soon as possible. We will sell our entire stock of Goods at great bargains for cash. Prompt attention to this notice may save cost und trouble, so roll up with your money, buy bar- . bains; pay up and we're off. . . ju!y21-lA w4v. FLATIIERRTON A MATHS W Westwart) Iii- ft.tr of Reform lakes Us onward Course. NOTICE TO DKTJGGI8T8 AND PHYSICIANS 1 K would rtMtHictftillycall llie attention of customer and deal ers in drugs an. I medicine to our full and lartre assortment of pure artic we are reeeivine and now opening. Or- k and rowDKi; also, the various Lompocnds, prepared from Medicines introduced by Beach, Mattson, Thompson. Howard, and others. Also, Extracts, concentrated articles, fluid, solid, and powdered. Also, the various Compound prepared from our own receipts, of the most emcacious character, having been tested thoroughly for twenty years; and also to the superior quality of our Pure Medieal Liauort, all of winch wi are prepared to seil wholesale or retail. Our stock consist in pi l,of African Bird Peppnr. cwucap, Ladles'" Slipper, or Nervine, UaaaaBBB, Witch Hel, Raspberry, Golden Real, Ao., 4rc., Ae. Ae. H v berry. Ginger, Jamaica, Ginger, African, (Anger, Race, liobeaa Inflate Sees , " Herl Also EXTRACTS. sou. pownRit. Jugbtuaa, or Bnuemnt, Myrieaa; Bupatorruni Pern Sanguinarios; Per; Podophvlln; Aralia Snlnora; Leptaadria Zanthoxlyn; Ma roiyu, eVultellaria; Abies; Hydrastis; Hydrastis; Geranium; And every ar Macr.il r, acle thai will GemiaiMe; admit of tlie xm Cypripadium: (Alchobolie) " Aqueous; Lobelas Iuflata, Capsicum, A A4 Slillmgia; PeteliA; Conius Apocynum, L.artus.'B3; j Amerioan Oft form Also, Snice, O round and Crude; Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Pepper, Mace, AUpsce, Ginger, Cloves, dre Also, Seed of every variety, Canary, Caraway, Flax, Hemp, Fennel, Mustard, Anise. Cantoinan, Libelia. We design keeping everv varie ty of Grass Seeds, Field Seeds, Flower and Garden Seeds. Our slock will be full aud complete, and would Invito all to eail and examine tbe quality of our foods and price. We buy our goods tor cash, and can and will sell low. South side Washington street, near the Palmer House. Indinnapolia. decaiMvdozw J. P. POPE A CO. F IVB DOLLARS REWARD. Strayed from Indianapo'f on high half worn saddle, and new bridle on T?n dollars reward will be given to any one who will return said mare to ine near the Brad Ripp'e, or give 'iiformatioa to William .Mewait, so that I eangether. aug4-dAw3w. WILLIAM OARRATY. Fall Session of the Conimercial Institute, OF INDIANAPOLIS. THE Fall Session 0 th above Institute will commence on the Ul Monday of September next Arape arrangement' have been made for tee boarding of all Student frotn abroad. Person desirous of a taring the In-mute will find il advautagaou to eornmencu at the oDenmir or the torm On app! ioat ion 10 ihe Principal, catalogue will ba furnished,. containing full particulars. July , 1J2. N n Papers in the State containii Institut', will publish th above to the W MeK. SCOTT, Pruic pajfc ' the adverti-enicnt of the amount of one d dlar, aad Jjuly 8fl-lmd&w. bill to Principal. COMPOSITION ROOFING We are prepared 10 furnish plans for our Fire and Water Proof at all times; and shall ba pleased to meet any person desirous of Information concerning it Communications from any pail of ths State, through the Post Office, will be promptly attended to. juntJ-d&w IA-HJDEN A DUFFY. B RITTANIA WARS Now opontn Brtttania Coffee Pots; do. Tea do; ( do. Soup Ladle; do. Candlesticks, do. Castor, assorted sices; do. Covered Pitchers; do. Uaeonvered do; For sa e at river prices. Qun4 JACOB MNDLF.Y TtO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. This day received Thirtyfive cratesQueensware, direct importation per ship "Nathaniel Thompson," containing assorted common Good in new and saleable patterns. For sale to merchants al River prices. Jutyr JACOB UNPLEY. H AMI A SHOULDERS, of Hlyths and MeNeel neely's cuting. st HOLLAND julylS W

G BEAT CTJEE FOS DYSPEPSIA' ANOTHER SCIENTEFIO WONDER !

Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S The true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juico. PRF.PARED from Reuaet or the fourth Stomach of ike Ox. af;tr direcuons of Baron Liehia, the real Physiol of ica'. CLraiat. bv J S Hoiighion. M D , Phdadelp .ia, Ha This is a truly wonderful remedy for indigest.on, Dy-pepia. Jaundice, Lirar Comp' ami. Constipatiii, and Debility, Caring after nature' own method, by nature' own agaat, the Gastric Juice. Half atsaspooufu: of Pepsin, inftiMd m water, wi.l digettcr dissolr. Five Pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out of ike a. mach. Pepsin i the chief eiemetu, or great digesting principle ef the (iastric Jsice, the solvent of the Food, the purifying, preserving, and stimulating agent of the stomach and intestine. It is extracted from ilia d igelire stomach of tue Ox, thus forming an Artificial Uigastive Kluii!. precisely like the natura: tiasiric Juice in Cue m cat powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute lor it. By the aid of this preparation, the pains and cv its of indigestion and dyspepsia are removed, jna t aa they would he by a healthy stomach. It ia doing wonders for Dyspeptic, curing case of Debility, Emaciauen, Nervous Deoiine. anu Dyspeptic Coiuump

,lon' aopposed to bo on tha verge of the grave. The scientific evi12 .ZU dance upon which it ia based, is in the highest degree curious and OO9.BJ.OO ! ..m..i,.kl.

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. Baron Liebig in his celebrated work cm Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous 10 the Oatnc Juice, n y be readily prepared from the mucous raembiane of tbe stomach f the Calf, in which various articles of tood, as meat and eggs, will be sef.ened. changed, and dicrested, jusl in the same maimer a they would be in the human stomach." Dr. Combe, in his valuable writing on the "Physiology of Digetlimi." observes thsl a "diminution of tha due quaian of the i trie Juice i a prominent Baad all-prevailing cauie of Dyspepsia,' ' and he stales that -'a distinguished professor of medicme in London who was seveiely afflicted with this -ompla.nl, finding everythine else to fail, had recoure to the Gastric Juice, obtained from the 1 1 , L l ... - ... (torn ac ha of livmz au.ma'a. which prored comnlete v ucccrfiil Dr. Graham, author of the famous works mi "Vamalil 11 .. 1 ays: -It i a remarkab.e fact 111 phyaioiogy, that the atoniadi of animals, macerated in water. Impart 10 the flu:d the property af dis. solving variou article 01 100a, anu ei enectnig a kind of art 1ti digesiton of them in nowie different from ihe natural dig stivs dioDr. Simon's irreat work, the' Chemistry of Man.' (Lea Rlsnchard. Philadelphia. ISM, pp 3S -) art: "The discoverv of PKPj SIN form a new era in the "hemic.il history of )fce- tum From recent experiment, we know that food i dissolved aa rapid, y in an artificial digestiv? fluid, prepared from Pepsin, as it i m the natural Gssiric Jnice. itself." All modem work on Chemistry, Materia Medice, and Phv: oI (tjr. and all ood Medical Oiotionarias, describe tha characn-r and i properfic of Prii, and täte m.mv interest, tig detaiisrespectlnc I itThe fact that an Artificial Digestive FloiJ, or Gastric Juic, perj fectly resemhunr the natural fluid, may be read u- pre.mrd, aWs i not admit cf quistio l. Tue on y wonder is, that it Ii t aot hefnrr ' been applied to ih- care nf Indigestion aed Dypepia se naturally uot- such a ue 'ijtgrsi nseii to me mute. AS A DY8PKP81A Cl'RER, Dr. Heughton' Pepsin hs produced tha most marvellous effec's ir curing cases of Dehi it;, Kmaciation N'ervou Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption It t impible to give the ittMaaai of cater in in. limit of this advcM-eme it; bat authenticate.) eert.fi-ate have : eei given of more thin twe hundered remarkable cure, in Ph lade'phia, New York, a id Boston alone. These were nearly all desperate cae, and the eures were not only rapid and wonderful, but perma nent. It i a great Nervou Antidote, and particularly u.eful fir tendency to Bilious D so der. Liver Comal. nt Pevcr and Ague, oi bbjrI treated Fever and Ague, and the ev 1 effect of Quinine, Mercury, xnd other drug upon the Digestive Oirsn after a I ng . knesa Also for exce ia eating, and th too free use of ardeut spirit. Ii almost reconcile health with iateiierme. OLD ."-TO MACH COMPLAINTS There is no form o- U .H rmoh Co-nplaiat which it doe not stem lu reach and nmv at one. No m ttter how had ihay may be, it fives instant re'iei' A single dose remove all Ine cnpleasum mi torn i, and Itor.iy need t. be repeated for a short time to make these good effecu rxrmanent Purity nf blood, and vigor of body fo low at once. It i n nicu'arly excellent in ease of N.aea. Vomiting, Cramps, Sorenesa of tha p.t I fthe 5toma-h, distrs arter eating, low, cold täte of the Blood, Heaviness, Lownrs of Spirits Despondency. Kmaeiatiani, Weakness, tendency to Insanity gn eide, Ac. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin is sold hy nearly ail the dealer in fine drug and popular medicinea, throughout the I'mted taie. Ii i prepa.ed In Pwder and the Fluid form and in Prescription vial for the ose of Physician. Private Circulars for the use of Physician, may be obtained of Dr Hounhton or hi Agent, describing th whole procesj of prepa. ration, and giving tne authorities ujon which the claim of this new remedy are Based Aa it i not a secret remedv, no objection can be raised against its use by Physicians in respectable standing and regu ar pract.ee Price one dollar per bottle. OBSERVE THIS! Every bottle of the genuine PEPsIX bear the writteu igiialurS of J. 8. HOUGHTON, M. D.,ole proprietor. Philed, Iphia. Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured "Sn it by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. AGENTS Crairh'-ad A Browning, Indianapo'is wholea!eand retail Ageat for the State of liidisn.i. dei.Hl aug I -i i STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SOT. Iff THE PaoBATI COCRT OF M ABl O.N Col'STV, Petition for Partition John Truckle, and Lucinda TrucLscss. hi wife; Theodore J. In son. and Nancy Johnson, his wife, and Joseph Holloway, and Elisabeth Holloway. hi wife; . Frederick Cool, Sarah Cool. Joha Cool, and William Cool. BE it known, thai on the jOth day of July, lf.Vi. the abovenamed Petitione: filed in ihe Clerk' otBee ot the Probate Court of Marion couuty afreald, thrir Peiitmn for Paruiiua against the above-named defendant; also the affidavit of competent and disinterested witness that the said defendant. Frederick Cool, John Cool, and Wn ism Cool aie nut residents of the State ot Indiana. The said d'fei. lants. Frederick Ceo!, Join; Cool, and William Cool are therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said Petition; and ;hat unles they be and appear before said Court . al Ihr first day of the next term of said Court and plead, answer, or demur to said petition. Hie same will be heard mid determiaed in their absence. WILLIAM STB WART. Cletk. jBarber A Porter, Att'js for Petitioners. Augus.5, 135-2 -w3v. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of tout several executions to me directed, f rom the Clerk effiee of the Meriou Cireurt Court, I will expose to public sa'.e, on the 7ih day of August 1,'. at the door of the Court House in ihe eity of Indianapolis, Marion county. Indiana, Within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and ! Pofit' for even of the following real estat. to wit: Lot ii.niiin i m,uii -viw I f I ill vu, IUI Hiinivw io, ly ISUJ III Mir Cill I'i Indianapolis. Marion county, 5iate of lud. ana And if such rents and profits will not sell fir a sufficient sum to satisfy the arroant rlemajided by said execution, 1 will ai the same tune and place offer lor sale in lika manner, the fe simple of said properly. ICvled upon anl taken a aVa property of John Bishop, at th? suits of the several plaintiffs SlaSrsI in .d e xe. u ion. Term eah C. C CAMPBELL, PheriflM C, By W . Roaso.v, Deputy. Indiauapoli July U 1S32. julyl6-vs3sv. TOXICE. All person are cautioned agau.tt irau.ng for two notes, given by the nmiersignoJ to Richard J. Galling for fUOOOaacb. Said note were executed at Indianapolis between the 1st and 90th of July. 1830, payable one and two year after data. The consideration for said note having failed, or Droved valueless, lam determaieO not to pay the same, unless cornpensVi by law. JOIIM L SMITH. Ju'.y 7, 19W. julyU-wiw. "Tt-TOTJOB. Nmice is hereby given that my wife ha left her bed j.f r.ud board, without just cause All person are hereby not. fled that I will not be accountable for her maintsnai ce or any of bar contracts whatever. SIMON B. DARROW, Tipton co , Jniv 0, 1954 July !5-w3w. H' OUSE AND LOT FOR tSALE S.tuate 111 ihe town O! Gosport. Owen eo., Iiid., very deiirahlv lituated. and now rc .t for 300 per annum. Price 1.300; SIOoO down, the residue on time. The town of Gosport is sitnated en the New Albany aad Salem Railroad, snd i the connecting point with Indianapolis, hy a branch thereof It now cottains a population of one thousand, and is improving rapidly This is a rare opportunity. For further particular, apply at the REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. aug7-dA wl w R EAL ESTATE AND OERERAL AGENCY OFFICE.Farms containing from thirty to live hundred acre, and ranging in price rrom sou 10 eiu tut); ane also unimproved lands to any ex lent, tanneries, .Vitus, 1 avern Munas, and t. itv Lots, sv.th am without dwellings; i.nd Viiiage property situated in ths diseeaai MidJ.e aixl Western States, can b had 011 application at tt is office Property to the amount of MOO.OOO is now upon our Register for bbbb Any person, by examining them, can acquire more infovmm o . 111 reft rence to property ia uarket; than bv any other mains: oH persons wishing to dispose of proparlp hsve facilities uncq jailed for so aoing tsr.iush hi Agency. aag7-dötw3m. DMINI3TRATOR S NOTICB. Letters of Administration I m. have been granted to the undersigned on th estate of Robert Patterson, deceased. All person having claims against the estate wi,i n e tne same in the Clerk's face of the Manou frobate court, and all perrons indebted to said estate will please Baak immediate payment. 1 he estate 1 supposed to he solv ut JulyS, lrS-2 jutyl-w3v DAVlD MACY. Adm'r. YARNS, AO.1,000 lb asso ted Cotton Yarns; 10 Inlee. Butting; SO do. Bed Cords and Plow line-, Received aad for sale aug7 JOHN W. HOLLAND TOBACCO AND OIOAR3. 30 boxe Tobacco. 3. S. , an. Ih tujtp. 10,1100 Cigar, assorted: received and for ale b) Ug7 JOHN W HOLLAND CS LASS AND NAILS W 100 ooxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IS Olass; 10 boxes tlass Tamhlers; 100 kegs u tried Nail; ia store and fsr alc. aug7. JOHN W HOLLAND. Great Bargains Sign of the Flag. GOOD at thi hou w it be oiu al unneard oi low r cse. 1 1 would be impossible here to enumerate all the ar- c 1 comprising lb stock, but Will mention a law meriting attention A aqlendid lot of BERAGE OK LAIN E?, from 15 cu. toei 'uualiv sold from IS eis to 37 et. NKW DE LA IN ES. a good artxle, for ISi ctt per yard FOREIGN AND DOME-TIC GINGHAMS at all nr. ees. PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS AN SHIRTINGS. LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING LINEN TABLE. DAMASK, AND DIAPERS LANCASTER QUILTS AND COUNTERPLNS NAPKINS, DOYLIES TO WE LINGS. TICKING? c Also, a fine lol of SILK SHAWLS, good and cheap. TERMS CASH All Goods warrantsd lo be of las kind and quality represented. (may 13 J. 8. NORRI8 Indiana Institution for the DEAF AND DUMB, (On the National Road, 1 mile east of Indianapolis ) VISITORS are admitted on Monday. Tuesday, WeAiesdav Thursday, and Friday, between the hours of 1 and I o'clock P. M.; also, on Saturday, from 10 10 IS o'clock , A. M. Daring thea. hour some person will be in readiness to conduct citizens o the State, and strangers, to .he school rooms, and through thoe par Of ihe buildings open to fa public. Tbe object of the Institut-oa be ing the benefit of the unfortunate Mutes, will not allow the admi sion of Visitors at any other time. octt-dA ssrtf LARD OIL. For sal by the undersigned, a large qoartity of Lard Osl at vert lew rates. aass ANN AMAN DUaUN

DR. 8. A. WEAVERS, CANKER AND SALT RHETJH SYETJP CANKER CURE AMD r w o u-

I Tkeae Prepaiation are warranied snperior to any oilier C mn. . Bcroruioos Humors, Canker, Salt urn. Erysipelas. mercurial Diseases, and all other Arising rrom an impure state ofThe Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia AND GENERAL DEBILItT' R. WEAVER 1, "ie original discoverer of this Medicine n a ated Pl.ysician, a Graduate of the Albany Med, 'regular! v cduc cal Colleae. and rai riMsinaiM tu Albany Dl ' , ... rgr, c exniuit certincates 01 , (XBre .Tom tie he an in A banv. wrn.Vl.. w;- -w.i. j . - j . . . niuwi, nieuilice 01 Mctmae ' w-i. r - . ?HF CAN BE CUREDf--,iMfe..:rV" -"U4,',,cwno beea af Iitied with Ery. 2T . ' Wemy Ye- three time, Witlwn tbe" L e ears, has b,-en et,r.i.. di . 1 . .nu inc iw malaify. aaecu SI 1 this dreadiu' CCKE EFFECTED BY DR WEAVER'S VRIT irma ALL OTHER TRIED MKD1UNES AaD FAII FD HEAD THE CERTIFICATE Mm. 8 A. Weaver L tojjtttt'jSi TL wife, 1 woold say tiiat from childhood si.e i... 1 10 Humor. About twenty years since it nmrirMt form 01" E.rvsinala ul firi 111 s imi ..." - u 1-. ' . , - - - rr " ; v r -. , " 'p"i cnerry side of lue lace, accompn u;ed with a painful sensatio a bngl painiu mat proaurea ny are. I rom tins point it spread over the 1 i.e. which ocvaiue so swuiien mat torsevera davi ly BLIND, and to disfigured thai her most inumai did not recognize her. fhe bad been in this ituation three ine list nyc year, us cnecis sometiine appeared m snut lU I iu ine sain, commencing pack of itie ears, thence extenume , me nie of the head, o s re and painful were they, thai 'ajaj it wa mposaible for ber to allow them 10 touch ih piliow tT ' diaeaStsna fiom these ore was so profuse thai it frequency wI hruugh the dressings and ran down the sides of the neck, and at acrid was tt. that when it came in contact with the skm the eUeoi was the same as that of boiling water. After any gentle exercise, especially in warm weather part of the body became covered with spot of a dark red or po.-pie color and were very painful and tender; in a bort time ihee soots woutd be covered with minute blisters, which broke, and diechairrd then dried up. formuig a scab wbieh w ould in a few days come off" 'le; ing an angry and painful ore, looking much like a born ' Th, would be a long time 111 healing frequents months. Alone time it appeared on tbe feet and ankle, running much th nie course aa it had done on the other par: of her body, except tha; m this m aiaiice a waa aggravated by exercise. These aore. moreover mL aumed the character of bad ulcer, and so inflamed, that for montl VÄJaJÄL W.1 bythemremSt -j . . 1 . w. tu net mcvi n mat Hcgree tnat she 1 uic iu Hume enncr 01 uer last tnree cm. area Urien 1 ! ,uch d",re' "rom SSaS disease, that for weeks he ha bee i ah e I Ahl.m Kill I i.tl m .lu.. . 1 1 A . . WW ie ohlai'l but linle sleei, r re.i n.. J . , . l7T.. a-r a- ncr uairca waa WVg.w. 7.1V 1.VU.U ucil .'- 1 106 t'rae 4ne commenceil using yonr Pi-rap and Cerate, she j ' ruauins" r on her stomach and breast, hich had hsen I more than a year, sealing up at times perhaps in one place, but a. -- - oiruuig uui in anouicr. I o tm wc arp.ied m my remedies aiid aad variou kinds of medicine for removing the djsesst fron' Uie system, none of winch produced the least apparent beuefit S comraeuced usia your Syrnp and Cerate a year ago la.t ftiP sT" look t-ie Ö) rup a few days and then comrntiiccd app ylng Wv. to ihe res, and at once (aid she had neve, n.und 7J-n', ,51", ng as this was I have frequently kuovsu her o ret irseTerai time. i. the coarse o! a u.cht to apply the C:.,c ,0 ger fc, mT der io obtain .leep. In ouc or two week, uttuZXSmZ die sores begsu to heal, aud l-fore she h-.d tno.bed ihe secotJ Iks! de, they were entirely well. it ha now used four boniest andk to all appearance jvrfectly cored, and is in luer heaitb ako tfsaa no has been at any time before tor twentv year. The mediZ ia efiected in her case the nott wonderfu! bure ever kno n m otu action of couutry,aiid I ftrocgiy rcconirr.nd aj afflicted aa UvL .naiuiar to give it k trial. - Auy om desiring further information in relation to the facs or particu'ar of the case, it will afford m arreai nleasnre to .,T MKrh iiiiorinatiou. f tcey will eail at my residence in MoctVi.le i ihey can maka uvqaines of many of my acquaintance m New LomZ deu aud vKinity, who are conversant with them .V - 'jiLKS TURNER. 1 e above :s a plai, statement t facta; fjjkf speak for themaelve, tn! are fr. m a ource that no one who are acquainted witr. tne eion will do ibj Tai uoi.ly ojie of the numerous cae which w lave in our possession, a.l akowing flic va ue of Dr S A U P VER S CANKER and HALT RliEL'.M SVRL'P uwethai wius u nivaiuab; aeeoniaiiiment, the CERATE. They . and unequal ed for the cure ail Scrofuiou Humor. Salt Rneum. Erysm4a. Canner. and Nur.ua Sore Mouih, Mercurial Disease, L:m ompiHim. Ferna! Weakness, aud ail disease arising from r m 411V way connected w ih an impure state of tl.e Blood ' Manufactured and -old by S. A. WEAVER dr. Co, sole prent 'or, New London. Couu. Sold by Crightad dt Browi.irg; W. W. Robert, and ky Met ohani generally J Harris A Co., 7 College Buiidiiia. Ciaasm. ati. AgenU tor the cntii and est. 4-WBt-tl y EW ADVBRTi SEMENT Let every body read it. B B E Radway's Beady Belief IS THE FIRST AND u.N'LY REMEDY EvER RECORDED IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IS A FEW SECONDS. Ft will top the moil severe pains in five minutes or las and will cure the roost obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Narreus .Neuralgic, and Bilious eompiainu ia a few hours INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL It never rails in givuig instant ease to ihe moat lorroenuaf agonizing pains. IT HAS CURED, irt JiVry OAMES OCT OF A HI' SHRED RHEUMATISM IN FOl R HOLRX. NEURALGIA CRwCP DIARRHCEA TOOTHAt HE SPASM CRAMPS SICK HEADACIiK CHILL FEVER CHILLBLAINS SORE THKOAT INFLUENZA IN ONE HOUR. IN TEN MINUTES. IN FIFTEEN MINUTES IN ONE SECOND IN FIVE Ml -N I" TEN IN FIVE MINUTES, IN FIFTEEN MINITES IN FIFTEEN MINUTES IN FIVE MINUTES IN FOUR Ml.sUTE8. IN ONE HOUR. pinai coinptaints, ,-i.t Juum. Sira.u, Brui' r-jw V I " . r! aa a an 1 VM' rnmi Diicn, v in ir-ra Murcius iv-eliterv. rw. .j . other eomplaui s where there is severe puns, Radwav's Rea.lv Relief will insu..: ihe pain, ar..J quickly cure the disease WC IIEATUCHE. Railway Redy Relc 1 will slop tlie most distressing pa n in a fcw iiunute. and prevent renewed attack. It skill cleanse and sweeten the s'.otna h, d.J ueuiraiizc tbe poisinous acids of tbe - PREVENTION By nil.almg tbe plesMini and agreeable perfume ot R. R. R . it will refrtai and eiüi veil ihe enes remove the dull and ksaavr reelings of tori' t and falicue. IN BATHING, Mix a tublesn. 01:111: R R. r. WUn iv,wi of Water, and bathe the Head, Xcck a: i Temple, wash BBS Face. Heads, and oUier paru of the kfjfh evcrj- mormng. and you will keep the skia pure, wect, and Health, prevent disease and sick&eas, beadacliand biliouanes. ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Dtarrhrea, Dysentery, Woody Flux, Cholera Morlms, Painful Discharges. It relieves tiis moat severe perns in a few minutes check", lue most distreasina diacharire. and will sbmmIiIv mm.ik. NEURALGIA. PAIS STOPPED IXSTANTLT. Radway"- Ready Reite:' possesses an almost miraculous ene; over the sharp dsrlin-; p..ng of tain of this ciuel complaint In a few minute tne pa.n -stricken sufferer experiences the diglnftil sensation-o.depsr:;pepin. It has cured thousands of cases :n Ihe cily of New York, where many of them had been brought almoif lo death's door. The effec-U of the Ready Rebel" is lo stop the pain immediately, to urengthen the nervous system and supply the nerves with u-r us encrty and vitliitv, the loss of which 1 the cause of the nervous 1 :11ns. RHEUMATISM fAIKS RELIEVED JK FIVE MISVTES. Radway's Ready Rtliet will atop ihe severe and excruciating pains of Rhcttmsusin alm- si instantly. Persons are living in tbi city who. for months, were confined to their beds by Rheuma ue Pains, whose boue vrrr unoum' from top to toe, whose jeii.t were ditortd with par fu' swellings. tlil were relieved from sJI pain in fiilecu mmutcs bv tne ase 01 Radway's Ready Relief. This istheUuth. and ibousunds ni the cily.of New York, and huadrei of thoi Binds in the United State can" answer for tbe truth of itu assertion we need no certificate of cures we publish no long list of names 10 nrovs the t flicacy of Redwav's Ready Relief, r the citiz-ns of almost every town in ihe Union, for the laat'rotrr years, have levied it ir-- s. CHI IX FEVER OHILLS STOPTED IX A FE W MISl'TES-PAIN RELI BYE 11 IXSTASTLY. Radway's Ready Relief acts like a charm m all eases of Qui. and Fever It breaks Ue Chills immediatoly warms up and vigorstes with health and strength every organ and aecreiion of Ssa system. PAINS OF ALL KINDS. Whenever you feel pain, apftiy Radway's Ready Relief it is sare to relieve you ib 1 few malm If you have pains ia IkStomach, intestines, mi the Liver, Kidneys. Bowels. Jo nta. Bone. Radway's Ready Relief, taken either niter ally or ap:J.td exier aally, will in a few u.iuuie stop paui and qt ckly remove its eanae RADWAY A. CO., 102 FulU n street, New York AGENTS FOR R. R. R. J. W. WhhL, Knighist -w : . Raymond A Co , CarrajrV'ge Oiry. L Reed, Richmond; McCbsitny dr Applcgate, Delphi; E. A J. M. Lyons, Clinton: Mitchell A Morrow, Cenlrev file; E Walton, Dab. Im; I. B. Brachor A Co, Cumberland; S. Ilinthaw, Greenhorn. Jos. Youut, Midd'elowu, 1. Edwards. Greenfield; A. Stall, Miohi gantMWu; Shryock a Co , Rochester; J . Tipton. A Son, 5ortb ?iel L Wholesale Agent, CRAIGHEAD dt BROWNLNG. W. W. ROBERTS. may3dfnayewinlyoh4t. Imliajiapoal INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY. C. G. MoLEAJM, D. D., Principal. '1HI8 seminary is located 11 the city of Indianapolis. It sea -& tral position makes it 1 as of access. New and commo-'iom buildings are iu progre. iu which, it is hoped, 'he pupils will find a pleasant and cheerful home Every atientiou will be paid 10 the phyaiol. mental, moral and religious culture of the pupda by th Priucipsl ud hi Assistan' The first -ession will commence on the first Monday of Kepsember 1. -xt, srbeiiday and l.oar.l.iig pupil witl be received Circislasa can be had it t ie city Bo.kio.-e, also from hc Pr-.u'pa', by ap pcoa' on through tbe mail, snd at this office. Indixnantilw. 'ulv IS. lS2-U4w. a AH. LS' KOBH:& BLEAOHINO MITTS. A speedy aid ii cffoctuai cure f-r chopped or rough bands. They art ibvbIuable as a protect im to the bauds while engaged iu domestic afair. and can he worn without th least lucouveuiencs while sewng. tieeping Ac; tendering the bands soft ai re' ret. anX mowy vane rorrsir i.y 11 j MHItrs, may 1 S;bd of ihe Big 8. J. GARRATT SOX'S Patent Combination Taoid, Toilet, Wash Stand, anal Shower Bath. rHK utcribers are now prepared 10 furnish this beautiful aad hignlv practical arttele of furn lure It is iut what is need ed, and every' family shouid have on 111 order to cnioy good health Call al th Bell snd Br.'ss f oundry of Garrsit, Dv,s A Ce , on I'eunsylvania street, s,iuih of the Journal office, and leave your orders, where a sample of tbe machine maybe seek. mi 10 -(!. OARRATT. DAVIS, ek CO. White Water Female College and Academy Sjvnfc. next t erm or tnts insttiutioit win commence on the last BJ Monday of Angus., and continue 14 weeks, mtwrati a nan ng to attend, should, if possible, be preocnt 011 the first day of 1 est.nn CYRUS NLTT. Presioent Ceiureville, August 9, VrM. auglO-dlw Awtw BUCKETS, AO. 9ü dot. Wooden Buckets. 3 dog. Wooden TuU. S nest Wooden Tubs; äOrios. Zine Washboards; received and for sal JOHN W. HOLLAND ang7. aj OTIOE. Sealed proposal will be received at my rffic until the first Monday in September neat at IS o'clock noon, tor the erection of a Barn on the County Asylum farm iu Marion conn) Specifications mad bv th Board of County Commissioners, mi) be seen upon appllsattea. JOHN w HAMlL.ru;. lalyas-dtwSw andtets M .

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