Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1856 — Page 3

ctatc Sentinel

DEMOCRATIC XOMl N" AT ION'S.

Tr Governs, ASIIIjEI. P. UlI.LUiU, OS White. Ir Lieut. OcveW'-r, JO MX c. W4LUKK, of Uporte. fur Srrr'fy-y cf ft'?, TAMHI. LI UK, of .lorarnn. or Auditor cf State, JO SI AV. DODU.ot i;rant. Fn' T at wrer cf Stat, AQI'ILI.A JO.fcsv, of Hirlliolsmew. F'-r A'iomy Genriy, JO). E. Vic DUN ALU, of Moatffoinerr. 'r Sipri-itenlt,t of PvK'c Instruction, W 1L.M AH V. LUtUABI'.K, of I'iiUaih. Fyr Cleric cf SupreiAS (Wtrt, nilLIAM t. Bt: tt H, al Uoan-. iV Repwter cf Decis;um of Supreme Court t ;OKDO 1 s.NNF.11, of JucksOU

Kiiow Nothiiigism and Temperance to be Ignored by the Fnsionists. One of tho l'u.sion members of ('unpdvss writes to out? of th-j I'li-ion editors ns follows: " T!o yroat battle of freedom will Ik! foii-lit in the Presidential election and the. next election for member of Congress in t!ie free Stutes. The q'ltion should be freedom or slavery, without the intervention of ?:Je

! think

nes of doubtful expeiiencv, an:l many

vronz ia princiblo and dwuerou in

i i ractice iu a free government like ours. Our platform should embrace all without regard

to birth place cr religion." That is to say, " abolitionism" mu?t he the o;Jy ivue. Sund aside, yo " Temperance " men. Sur.d aside, yo of th "American party." "ftit awhile, till we Abolitionist have rarriid our i-olnts. and then von may

j " intervene your side issues." This talk does ' not sound ranch like that heard in the Fu- ! sion camp in 1834. Well, so be it. If they

, wish to m;ike that tVane, we are prepared to 1 rutfet them.

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To Ors Exchanges. Will those of our

excnanires wto navo tten kuui enoucn to

itiStrrt our Prospectus, pie ase correct the rates of sulvcription ? We notice many of them

quote us entirely "too hih."

Greeley's Reason Why Glddlng Was Not Made Chairman of the Committee on Territories. "Some disappointment nll naturally Io s felt that Mr. G hidings was not placel first instead of second on this Conimttiee, as it ha been reported w as the Speaker's original intention; but it is quite evident to us that the vhaue was made with a single vo to the triumph of freedom in Kansas. The general position of Mr. Giddings, . and bis

standing in the House, certainly entitle him p any honor it may be iu tie jwer of tint yd.rtT to bestow; but we aro confident no man can more heartily than ho prefer the good of a great cause to anv compliments to himself. We have not a strong working majority in the llouse, and them may possibly be one .r two-weak brethren who miht be deterred from voting right by the taunt that ther were only following tha lead of Gidding. Such votes aa these we cannot afford to rlk where it can be avoided." This h positively rich. The "position of Gidmno.s, and his standing in tho House, certainly entitle him to any hf nor it may be in the power of the party to bestow," to make him chairman. But lest the "weak brethren" should In offended, the Speaker had to forego his "intentions," and Gil-din'G.s had to take a lower seat. These "weak brethren" K roust feel flattered, and GlDDisos Dot only complimented but co;-aolej.

Civil War. The I'lack Republicans are in hih zlee at

the prosjiects of ci vil war. It is what the Al- ' olitionists h ive been driving at for tho n fifteen yvars, but until the defeat f Gen. Scott, in tlie Wtiig party proper shun ned l-oth t!ie resjionsibility and the acts (hut would lead to .so dire a calamity. Tho course of th New York Tribune, ever since the whiij post masters under Geu. Jlar rison took it up anil exerted themselves and used the influence of their oftices to jive it a wide circulation, has been to build up a srreat

northern party that would take the reigns of government out of the hands of the Democracy aud hold them forever, anil use tho low ers of the federal nation to build up great

aristocratic ami privileged classes in the North.

Its main rrl have been tadU44trfTfTeTn- f lung,

ocratic paity by appealing to sectional prejudice, and forever ringing in the eara of its readers a tirade against slavery and the South.' By the help of the nst masters and whh

clubs, it has fucceded in creating a false sentiment and feeling in the public mind, and whilst the Democratic leaders have been idle

or asleep, and taken no pains to controvert or

dispute Us insidious misrepresentations, the rising youths have gruivti up full of the prejudices it bus been its object and aim to create, until now we see them rising almost en viaise and K'v'!1? their mone- and voices in favor of civil war in one of our territories. And tin's is all done in the name of frcedom ! Freedom for whom and for whaiV No living soul can tell. No one's freedom is in danger, and no one proposes a course or a policy that will or can in any event or by anv Ioj.ible means end mger the freedom of any mortal creature. Vet strange to sav, thou- i sands and thousands are chasing this mvtli

as enthusiastically as if it were a realitr, and the str.me spectacle id presented to thi) world of a whole army of crazy fanatic moving in a solid column to our frontiers to cut each other's throats, and not one sou, of them ran for his life tell what .article or ovlhlv difference it w ill make to him or his descendants whether he or his opjxuient triumph ! and all this folly, and madness is encouraged by men in our midst in tho name of freedom " but for the sole purpose of making Win. II. Seward, President, and giving to his partisans thJ control of $70,fX,(W of public funds ! Ar. I". Day BK-k.

Mexico. The following article, which we take from the Washington correspondence of the New York Journal of Commerce, exhibits the present coudition and prospects of Mexico. It would be the greatest possible blessing to that country to "annex" the whole of it to the Ucited States: The unhappy country of the Montezumaj is on the eve of another radical convulsion, which will probably result in the temporary ascendency of the reactionary interest and the re-establishment of the military despotism, tinder the guaranty of the Church, which "plan" waa originally attempted bylturbide, and revived by Santa Anna. The clergy and the army have combined to overthrow the present feeble provisional government, and thereby to prevent the Constitutional Cn-

gress, which u to meet on the ltli of the present month, from carrying into effect the purpose of its convocation", which is to framo a liberal Constitution, upon a plan that will re-establish lilerty and order. The present government is quite destitute of funds and of civil experience, and must bow before the powerful combination of its enemies the priests and the army. The conservative Mexicans regard the present struggle as one that presents the true iue for the nation, and they do not regret that tha nnast:nn w nnw nu'o liitii'jon iKa

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people on one s ie, an I the church and the V i"" I'omiuican rommauarmv nntha nthpr. Tim lowP.t i!.,:-pi r der-in-chief engaged the II iv lien commander

the people are ignorant and prejudiced" and ; j? s5""!e co,n,,:,t' '"lill.l him on the spot

are willing instruments of the bigotry and

The Dominican War. There has seldom lwen a war more steedily and gloriously terminated than that in which the Dominicans have lately been engaged. Faustin, Emperor of llayti, assembled a negro army of near thirty thousand men, and invaded the territory of the Dominicans. He can allege no ciuise of war except a desire of coixptcdt. The Spanish and mixed rices he desired to exterminate or subject to his negro dominion.

i The Dominicians only opj-osed hundreds to

thousands. Iwn battles were fought on the same day, one at St. Tome, the other at Oambronal, and after an engagement of about five hours,, in each the Uaytiens were utterly routed. So entire and overwhelming is the defeat that the war may be considered terminated. Tho military chest taken contained over-iOMA) in specie, and some S3UX.

iOOQ of ll.ivtien paper monev. which will

From Washington. n-lenee of llie lii'l'cmu l A .cf.i'. in

Washington, Feb. 1-", is;,!',. ll-Ufft S ntiml : The .success of the Icmocratie caucus nominee for Public Printer, and the defeat of the Pdack KcpuMkan nominee, h:is struck that miserable faction a stunning blow ; and we will doubtless treated to some rich development' cn this head. Furious are, indeed, the defeated gentlemen and their friends ; loud and violent are their

charges of fraud an 1 bad faith towards the j

Ponnsylvania and Eastern branch of their party; and badly Fo";d the worst pold men you ever saw arc the Western co'ored gen try, oV(( Plaek Republicans. It seems that all the nominatioi .s wer ma le with a view oT securing the election of a Western man for Priwter. Banks, from .Massachusetts; Darling, (tha Door-kceper) from New York; and Morris, the Postmaster, from Pennsylvania, were the share and a big share too given to th9 Eastern and Northern States for their co-operation, while the South receive! as their hrj, (Jen. Culloii), thu Clerk. frrn

Tennessee, and the nomination of Rev. F. S Evans, ,f this District, for Sv-rgeant-at-Arnis, but tho popular ati.l worthy ijeiilleiii in, who holds that place, saved the Itcvcrend gentleman the trouble of qualifying himself, filiu ; his Ihhi.W, hiii! discharging the onerous .Inties of that tuition. Of course, it was but fair that tho West the great West .-honld have her share. She hail .stood by Ranks to the Ixst, even to the: defeat of a Western man of their own party. Sim had been loyal to the miserable bunting of Bla'k Reiiblican-

ism throughout tin; pirg;le. Her claims wer urged vehemently by Giddihgs, Colfax & Co. Colfax had even consented to allow Tilton, his candidate for Door-keeper, to be

beaten six votes in the caucus, by relieving certain gentlemen who were under pledges, it is said, to vote for Tilton, and by asking

others, who were so inclined, not lo vote fori

him. Cut with ll Jut-io sKrTtrrd crni"

Txliuvler was badlv overwhelmed, and

most decidedly "sold." Banks, Cullom, Darling, and Morris were elected, Colfax, Gid dings & Co., going it "tooth and toe nail" for them. Tho East and South were contented. Now is our time said the Western Rlack RepublicanS. They had succeeded in caucus in nominating (). Follett, of Ohio, as their candidate for Printer. He represented, it is said, a firm of four, rimelv, himself, Col. Sehouler, of the Cincinnati ttizet'e. Dr. Pailey, of the Kutional A, and Sohujder Colfax, of the fhuth Hrthl Brjist?rf who were equally interested in his election, and the profits accruing therefrom. Rut, There' many a slip Twixl Hi iiip aii'l th lip. When the timo for voting came the Pennsylvania ami Eastern Clack Republicans, and tho Southern Know-Nothings lltcd, and Follett, Colfax, A- Co., were laid low ! Most bitter indeed were the imprecations and curses

showereil upon the heads of their faithless

I allies by tho Western band of I'lack Rcpub-

9 licail greennns. Charges of bad faith were

freely bandiej arottnl tl'e Hall in conversations, and the lest good feeling urnl th utmost harmony did not prevail among these "band of brothers." Such is Rlack R-quibii-

canisin! Such is Know Nothinisin! Both i alike faithless, nertidous, nn principled, and J treacherous. In this state f affairs, the Deni-1

ocratic nominee was elected. Tho sting, however, has not been extricated, and wo will have a grand flare up in the Rlaek Republican ranks before this session closes. I know of one of them, at least, w ho is panting for an opjortnuity to unbosom himself. He says he came to Congress believing implicitly in the honesty of Joshua R.Giddings, of Ohio, and that he would have fought for him ou any occasion, but now he knows, from his own jer.ional knowledge, said Joshia to be a most arrant knave, a base hypocrite, and a dishonest old scoundrel. I u-'o his own

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Should B agues and Professional Advertise?

It u alnio' t too late, ,,. i. Press, says the Lafayd'e '',, the above question. Advei lisiu, ici'O 'ni.cd medium for bu.ine.s

the country know the extent and quality of their v.tr?... The man who dois not advertise, should not be patronized for this very obvious reason : He refuses to give that invitation v. hieh mct:ce has sanctioned: to

a show customers that they will bo welcome visitors, if thev should call. For our own part, we would as soon go into the parler of a man uninvited, as into the store of the merchant, w ho refuses to ask us iu the usual wav. to insiwct or purchase his goods. More-

over, this very conduct shows a churlish disposition, that argues badly for a liberal trade. The man who will not support the professions around him, is not the person from whom wo would expect liberality. He is naturally too contrac.d in his habits to Jo a kind or generous act, either to retain a customer, or to render Inline a natter of roiiveuienco. This is, iu fact, the only way of keeping the public constantly iu formed what the merchant has on hand, and what arc his facilities. The largest fortunes that have ever l.eeii realized, have been by those men who ha adaertised most extensively ; and in England and the East, where busiuess is better understood, men uever think for a moment of commencing or continuing any business, who do not advertise through the press, and by handbill and card.

Arrival of the Canada.

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jrt s- v ill i, l i t -.i pans about In.' I T 1 1 1 inst. isrotisid.-n-d tl.iill.ttid whether PlUs-i.i will ilmilted In ii di-iib'-ati.i!is.

meagre, srui does riot mention American affairs-

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London'. SatnrJav morning. Feb. 5.

I he Peace urotocul mtrnicranduui va siirnt-J

tterday at Vienna by the Ministers of the five

fer, an.l n short armistice will next be eed upon.

I? he Atl antic had arrived out at Liverpool file Canada brings no intelligence of the Pacific. w, Halifax, February 17. 1 he Royal mail steamship CanmU, Capt. bang, with dates from Liveriaxd to the after

T f Feb. , aii ived here at four o'clock

She brings no intelligence of the

-PmtTrrw-AtTaiiTHh; ItaU RoAO Okki

cials. While tmrchasiin; a ticket at the

Western Railroad oQiee iu Albany, a few

weeks since, a respectable but poor, looking woman, with a cloud of care upon her face

and h feeble show of weeds in her apparel, approached the wicket, and asked if she

could have her l!sxo checked for Lowell

The baggage master was pointed out to her, and she approached him, and proposed the

same question. the man kmdlv inquired

where her baggage was, and she pointed to a

large pile which he immediately perceived had come from a distance. He asked to look at her tickets, and, on seeing them, told her that they would not carry her on the Wes-

j tern road, and would not carry her to Lowell

"n any road. 1 ho tears sprang to her eyes, her lips qui vered, and she told him that she was alone, that her husband was dead, that she was on her way to frieuda iu Lowell; and that she was not the possessor of a soli tary dol'iir. The man was touched, and culled out the ticket master ; and both together, like men who have wives, sisters, and mothers, eutered with all kind liens into the contrivance of u plan by which bhe and her bHg;;a:',e might lie taken through, and the poor woman relieved of her distress. It was a refreshing- sight, und we turned away with an unbidden tear of gratitude iu our own eyes, with blessings on them, and with a determination to write a few words on tire topic which heads this article. Springfield Hep. We have seen, in the course cf our travels, many cases similar to that related above, indicating the high development of humanity in the j arsons of railroad men. If railroads must be classed among those corporations, which have no souls, yet tho officers of those roads often give evidence of magnanimous souls. Among many other caes, we recollect one that occurred some time last sum-

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rarieit of tha church and !h tvr.nnr f ; which no detailed accounts are received, but

the irmr. Rut there 'is another r,d m.,r I they have all resulted in favor of the Domin-

elevated and independent class of the inhabi

tants, who have ever exhibited an uncompromising hostility to despotism, whether re

ligious or military, and have, for more than a : conquer Dominica; and it is supposed that it

quarter of a century, pursued their lilertie.s 1 W1" put an end to his inglorious reigu. Pith

through convulsion and blood. Lurgi Pott.

Even should the re-actionary movement temporarilyjail, still it is evident that it will rise again, resting, as it does, upon the permanent basis of organizations that cannot be eradicated. While the country is given up to anarchy and confusion, robbers and assassins, the cities appear to be preparing for self-protection, independently of both of tho contending parties.

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Sam Uor.sTox not Eligible to tiie PrtEs:idknct. A Texas paper is of the opinion that Gen. Houston ii "not eligible to the Presidency, from the fact that he ha not been a resident of the United States for fourteen years, as required by the constitution." Thrt editor says he left tho United States and went to a foreign government, and that it is not yet fourteen years since he returned. The constitution says: " No jierson is eligible to that ofhVe who ha not been fourteen years a resident within the United States." Among the proceedings of the American State Convention, which met at Austin on the 2lst ult., was a resolution offered by Mr. Sanders, of McLellan, declaring Sam Houston the first choice of the party for President, w hich, when put, apjieared to bo carried by a large majority. A division was, however called, and considerable discussion ensued. Several gentlemen declared that, if the resolution passed, they would not abide by it. Finally, for harmony's sake, it was withdrawn. Pittsburg Post. More Lynching-. We are indebted to tho telegraph operator of this city for the following dispatch from Terre Haute : CltArtLKSToWM, HI., Feb. 13. Monroe, who was sentencod to bj hung today, and whose execution had been ixstponed by the Governor until the olh of June next, was taken forcibly from jail, this P. M., by an enraged mob, and murdered by hanging. He is said to have been very much excited at the time of his execution, an.! uttered the most horrid oaths against his executioners. The moh cut through the door of the prisones cell."-and brutally dra"'ed hinf to the

tominated their candidates for President, nearest tree, w here he was hung at li o'clock, when the representatives of the party dele- An immense concourse is said ta have been gated for this special purpose, may determine I"3.1;"- ,U w'rtH ,,'n- ti,ll Wfjre an.v 0,, , ... could be found to adpist the roixj about his what course to pursue in the coming contest neck. tt is thought if he had said anvthin The Commercial Advertiser iays : in his behalf, they would have Liken him

It is quite probable that our only means of j Wk to cvW.lAifagrtte Courier, tb. m. making ourselves felt in the next Presidential I

Daty of the Whig Party. It is very justly remarked by a writer in the Baltimore American, siguing himself "An old-line Whig," that tho condition of political parties and of political affairs renders necessary, on the part of the Whigs, a serious consideration of the course proper to l taken by them in approaching political arrangements affecting the highest interests of the country. The same writer calls on the oldline Whig party of Maryland to meet in convention to deliberate on that course of action best calculated lo make effectual their votes in sustaining tho fundamental principles of the Government in preserving the Union and repressing sectarianism. We are glad to see jublic attention drawn to this subject, and we ope that the suggestion of the writer will te heartily and promptly resj-onded to by the ever-patriotic Whigs of Maryland, and taken up throughout the Union. The resjonsibilities of the Whig conservatives of the country are becoming deeply and critically important, and they must mett and redeem them with unwavering fidelity and determination. JS'ntional Intelligencer. The New York Commercial J fcerfVr propose a Convention of the National Whigs, ;be bd after the other -parties shall have

nnrds. This entleman aptxjars to

Lis eyes ojen. Fun ahead. The formation of the committees of the E fonso is peculiarly unfair towards the Democratic side of the House. A few instances will show not only how illiberal, but Jnnv xtnjust Mr. Ranks has been in this respect. On the committee on Ways and Means, the most imjsortant committee in the llotwe, "where justice should require that the Administration should le fairly represented, there re but three 1)emocrat.J, while the opposition

1 L Jiave six memliers on it. (jren. Houston, ot

ably prove of little value to the captors, i .Alabama, who has b.'cn chairman of the com

mittee during the two last Congresses, and whose retention on it courtesy would certainly

suggest, is not on it. Ou the Committee on i

other battles have been fought, of I Elections, rendered eminently important at

this crista, there tt v.nt tt xingl? Iteiitwut! one only hope of having a fail heaiing on that committee cousists iu having two old-line Whigs on it, who voted for Richardson; these men will le voted down, however, in committee, and it may be well for the country to understand in advance, that this committee has been based y j'urh'J with the intention of smothering all the important facts on our bi le of the Kansas matter. This is a most disgraceful matter. Nut a siJit try Democrat is on tin's cor.mxittee while common decency at least, should have suggested the pi icing on it

of prominent Democrat- from the North and

! li'iiin

This will probably be the last of that Ionrr

cherished purpose of his llaytien Majesty to

j mer on the Lafayette road.

As the conduc tor, Capt. North, one of nature's cutlemeu, passed round to take up the tickets, he found two poor, little ragged I -ova, the very picture of neglected and forlorn childhood. Inquiring into their circurn-sdanct-s, he learned of them that their father and mother Lad lately died in Michigan City that they bad Iwen left to the care and protection cTf.tr uticle, who had proved faithless to his trust, and sent the poor children aw ay without moiHjy to py their fare, or to obtain a morsel of food, in search of some

1 friends in Ohio. Tlie heart of the inaznani

mous conductor was touched with sympathy. He opened his own purse, and when he had exhausted that, he went through the cars, and related the story of the oor boys.

0?" A number of sweet ladies were In attendance at the Temperance meeting last Sat iin lay. Conner stilte Times. How do you kii'w they were "sweet," Jim, did you taste uiy of them? or was it ou account of their beiug lassies that you pronounce them swea t ? We'll bet they were hitndsotae, if Coiincraville "hdds its own,"

the South. The people can sen iu it whati for when we were a young "feller"' like your

confidence bhould Ihj placed in the one-sided

reKrt of such a committee. Ou the committee on the Territories, also very important at this time, as to it will Uncommitted tint ques

tion of the repeal of the Nebraska bill, there

self, .Ti vi, it could loast of more pretty girls than any other town "out West" Dy the way, Jkkjiks, rumor hath it that one of them has knocked your lusuin into a fourth of

expressions.

are but two Democrat out of nine members July iellv cake, and this may account for

th us vr mti vomiioiiees on i lie . i. 1 1 "iary, I He VoI)r " sioeef" District of Columbia, Public Lands, Foreign j

Affairs and Commerce and but threw Democrats out of nine memhcis, on th.n committee of Claims and Military Affair. On the com-

mitteo on Printing, there is not a solitary Democrat, or even an old hue Whig, and he. has not placed a Southern man as chairman of any of the imorlaiit committees of the House. The w hole thing is Abolitionism all over. Never have I seen such unfairness nay. downright meanness in the formation of the committees as iu this; instance. MNCKNEV.

Hoops. The New York Times narrates the following little incident to show the advantages sometimes derived from the wearing of hoops : A week or two before last New Year'., after a brisk circulation of invitation cards some eight hundred of which were distributed the church of iv as crowded to attend

tho marriage of Miss , aged 2:5. The

TiibIJanns Foruiddek. An act has passed tha Ithode Island Legislature, repealing that jsirtion of the marriage ;ct so long existiug in that State, which requires the publication of I otice of intended marricige in religious meetings. So the Muttering hewts of the timid and bashful will hereafter be free from a serious annoyance. Miss Jo.n'ks may keep her hecret till the deed be done, and so be spared the commentaries of tho oppoe-itiorr party. Mr. Smith will not bj the batt of his friends about his approaching execution. jMr. BaoWN will not be talked at for invitations, and Miss Bltieboiihet will not bu lot lured uion the folly of her choice.

lady

daughter of a man of large reputed wealth in -th west end of the city, ami the wedding was celebrated with all the oiiip and cpriniouy usual on such occasion! and considerable

Foktun-e'h Shris. The fickle dame, fortune, has establish, jd her bead quarters in

, aged '2i to Mr., IiidiauaHiH, at tha old stand of TalboTI

McChea. Mr. IJ. M. Or.s, a clover and up--light gentlemen, pn jsides over the establishJiivnf, assisted by ot old friend Tvi.KR, whiljru of the Post Office. For one dollar a person btands a chance of drawing one hiin-

t ins niormu Pacific.

l'l he steamship Atlautio arrived out on Janti ary .'(1. The steamer lielgique was still : dyuibainptoii, and her aeuts had returned the pipage motiey, with Compensation for theii df-tiiiaiiou. H.r cartru had been taken out and lol'.iid to be but fillle injured. 'I ho Loudon Morning AJttrltier has the f.d owing atitioii iu.-m : J' e regret to hear that mi interview wlii. h Lord Claiendoii and Mr. Kucha nan had at the V tweigu Office, very angry words pas -ed between them relative P the c'ential Amerieaii uues tiou." The dispatches of the Russian Government, ompleting and continuing the telegraphic ae. ennui of her unconditional acceptance of AusIria's prnKsitioiis, were received at Vienna on he ult , and a courier immediately Conveyed them to Paris and Loudon. A memorandum einlJviiig the propositions had leen signed al Vi una and sent to Paris and London. It is reported that the Congress will meet at Paris on February I7ih,thut very little time will b lost iu the discussion of ihe subi -ct . and thai

"'7bttle.nijJ.ter Will le blotl-iUt lo a COIU l0r

:.jvrehruuiy 2jth. . the signing ot the prelum naries pi lor to the cqiening of the Conference, now only awaits the amal of the Turkish plenipotentiary. It is stated that Prusisa refuses to agree to the conditions t-xacted by the Allies' preliminary . tuber admission iutoihe peace cf conferences, and consequently she will be excluded from the Conference, but be invited to sign ihe final Jeed of settlement. Karoii Brunod aud Count Orloff are the Russian plenipotentiaries assisted by Messrs. Tilloli' and Fenton. Lrd Clarendon represents England; the Marquis D'Oxeglio, Sanlinia; Count Keel, Austria; M. Walewski, Fiauee; and l'ervish Pacha, Tulkey . Otters received on the 29th uit., speak ol the mil. I weather and the resumption of navigation, more or less, at Pillan, .Mewel, and Culhaveii. The iee was breaking up. CorrewjMiudence from the Ciimea ilated the Fa.glih Camp, January lrlh, repcits the aimy healthy. The Russians coiitiime lo tile from I lie 1101th foits. Pi ince Gortsciiakotf had hainled over tlie cointnaud in the Crimea to Gen.'Lu-

ders. au.1 hud isaue.l a valedictory a IdresS to

the Rus-iaii commanders.

"On the tenth of Jaiiuaty, the Rus-ians made

an ex jM-ijilioii orer the iee lo attack Kerl li, but Gen. Vivian bein on the alert they retired.

(leu Williams was Ht Tiilis oa I In 1 -It Ii of IVceinlier, awaitiiii' orders fioni Sjt. Petersburg

as to his dthtinatioii.

We know nothing of Kars, excepting that the

luwu ia occupied.

Halifax, Feb- 18. The town of Kars is occupied by two Russian

baltallioii, while a third occupy the camp for

merly h l4 by the army of Crenel's! Mouravietf.

I lie captured guns and oilier mil in Hons ol war

have been removed to AlexanJropol.

Letters from hrr.erorum predict an approach

ing cnrcity in breadstuff's.

Iskander raclia was aenously wounded on

the 23d of December.

It was rumored lhat Turkev was about lo me

diate between Persia and CntrlsLui.

Queeu Victoria opened Pauiaeient on the

JlSt.

In the Hone of Lords ihe Earl of Cos ford

moved an address in response to the lu.-en's

speech, w hich was seconded by Lord Abingdon.

1 he r.arl i4 Lleibv did not oppose the inolmii,

but said he Cwiisideied th mi nl speech very meaner, baraud cold. He thoUL'hl it mield to

refer to the srate of aitairs with America, ludia

and the Colt ics, as w II as in relation to the

fall of KarsJ-He conceived tlie Government Imd violated a muaicipal law of the U. o . iu the at

tempt to enlist men, and he hoped an upoloyy would be offe ei such as could be received, lie regretted ho ver, that there wa not a Cnneilia-

tory paraf Vtitr.HpK"ed into the peIi

referring tot iJulijei-t I he u bole sjeech he said was red x'nt of water yruel.

The tarl o Clarendon replu-d ly referniij? to

the present I lation with Ihe United Stales

He said : . B my opinion there can be no

doubt as to tl j 'omnioii sense view of the obligations of the C Avion and Bulwer treaty, and yet

it is upon sulk interpretation of that treaty fh.it a difference A opinion Las Hrien. In such a

case eoi resM4xleiiee was useless, and 1 lost, no time iu referri.ig the whole question to the arbitration of a tiird power, ImjIIi side agreeing to that decision J That offer has not been accepted.

but it has atrain been renewed, and 1 hope utmu

further consideration the United States Govern

ment will acquiesce."

Willi resiuft to tlie recruiting dithculty it

would not have aided a friendly aolution to allude to it from the throne, inasmuch as the cor-re-pondence upon the subject still continues.

I he most recent demands ol Ihe United ."states

arrived but two days since, and ihey are not yet iu a state to be made public.

The origin of the trouble was this : At the beginning of the war numerous for

eigners in the Ignited States applied to the Rri-

tihh Government for permission to join tho army

of the Hast. I'l consequence, 1 list ruction were

sent to the Governor of Nova Scotia to consider

whether iiersoii from the United Stales could

be received Ht Halifax. These iiist.uoiionx

Were notified to Mr. Crauinton. who was ut the

same time iiiformed that anxious as England

was for recruits, she was still more anxious tha!

there should be no violation of the municipal

laws of the United State. An agency ollice was accordingly owiied, and upon complaint being made Ciajupinti desired it might be made public that the ISritish Gov eminent did not recruit soldiers iu the U. S., and he made known his instructions to Mr. Marcy, who expressed his satisfaction. After f 111 titer explanations he stated lhat a correspondence of not a very amicable nature had since taken place tetnec!i the Governments, but the trans actions referred lo are bygone transactions, aud from the commencement the ISritish Government

Delaw are. A le ter to Col. Sumner dated Feb. I .'till, di reel him to hold himself in readiness lo in iri h if ( Inv, Shannon h;dl find t he ordinary vouise of jmlieial pro. i-ednis and ihu Jmiwer e-l d in the I'nilid Slate Mandud, fruitless for tlie siiipiesion of insurrection or invasion, but counsels him to act w illi extreme caution in the premises. Mr. Toacey expressed his warm approval of the course pursued by the Executive, mul hoped he would be sustained by every laxr abiding man. Mr. Wilson said the correspondence to tally misrepresented the affair of Kansas. He Conrmded that the border ruffians there had carried ihe elections at the point of the bowie knife. Without concluding, lie gave wav, and the Senate adjourned. Ib'tsc, Wakcmaii presented a memorial from the New Vork Chamber of Commerce praying for an appropriation from the Government to repair the public warehouses at Quar aiitine, and a memorial from the same for an extension of the reciprocity principle between the United Slateri and Can ml a. This whs referred to the Committee on Commerce. On motion . 15.000 copies of the report of the Secretary of ihe Treasury on Finances, and !id,il:K) copies'of the President' annual message and Heeouipaiiviiijr documents, ntid 10.000 copies of the report of the Coast Survey, were ordered to be printed.

I )n motion. ti.UOd conies of the nieehanicrd .

fv-r-s'T..-

CORN'

K L Tl'h til A VP

ASD 0015 MILL.

"e tmerilie f ield .kmIii itilli Hiii

celebmled Viil it the LeaJ ol the Preiniuiii l i-t at nearly every F:r yet. Lere a riilel h been Lml. Oar Mill hat been materlully lainrove l. n;,a our Ueitlue tor inauntoitariiiK o inereaea. Hint ri uu assure our customers thai tlm reeiit Mills tuu J-Lv us are Imi superior U an) thiuifot tt:- kind extant. Ail urraiilej. as iisuhI. mi.l .ift.-red at otir t..re . V Water street, CiiH-iiiiiull. al lli I. llo injr ro.lu. e.t pnees at ret .11 : N, I, J t; -No. -., SH; .No. 3, f ;,o; No. 4. fisl. I.ilwral deM-ount t i tlesl-TS. i 'ouulv ritrlits lor nafe, and Mill furnished at ffroaLly reduced riil t lUose dsilinarto pedJle lbs LllUo Giants. All communications upon Uirfnl.j.et j.romjtly atleuJ - We Invito rarmert aud dealer Uitiii the city to call al our Work on Wood elreel. iioar tfaiinltou at. 1 M. IKmI, ami for nin e Uiet !ll surprtM-d attherrow-

luK prosparlty of Uio Ltnle Giant fanuh. SCOn V HFIGES. oc 95 aiti3ino No. H WuWr 4t., fiu.iiii.htl. )HtKKMi: Ell A HHKUolllt rre tTe IS..ld Owners of the Hhnve LIT U.K. GI ANT, i t.. I

NOTICE Cf the location of the two Laud CiTicca anil the cttice of the Surveyor General iu Kanias aud Kebrask Territories. 1 K II KNOW N, That in nirtii- ." tl.e Hill ec-ito."-?" liT'O.d -VI JulN.I-Cel. ,,...o.,a i . I,J off.s-, fr t'..e Trr.tories or rlm.ws ai)3 uW shli.a-vj nto f s.urVevor Gn--n.! i.t .! Territor.es. I ue office far the "O.u.l.a D...nc- ha. beeu -a.-a.ed ak Umau. On, tbe t4d of g . ermnei.t of .N. 1-ra-J.t Icrntor ; and llie oaiee for the "Pawnee District ' ai.J ol the Surveor General, at "be CoiupV.a, U.e wmof vcrt.iiieiit of Karsas Territory tnveu under uiy hand this teiil-ma j.r oT X-Vetti'-er. A. II. Is Hv oaora or thi I'iiis'mvt: I llos. A. IIFMIRI. KS,

u. ...i.eroi iu- Ofuntil Und tni. . , I w

dec H-

iH.iiin-)cx. iiiii;ri.tilMli.l tlie .r tl.es.oii.-ii. Oar I -xiiit.o ol Marion. IIa.iiiUoi., lo.-.-, Mcn-ltii I, , M.,riTidl, Jolilisojl, Hartliol-Uiiew, H-tatur, tlclt, Ki.sfi,

lljn..k. ai.U .Va.ll.n. lhevlltUc Mill at the I 'lu-

iii.ao mai.uiatlurr a

. .n ..ri... ......... r . i. .-.... . .o... i . . : - i-k, .n iu

i'.o i oi u.e n in., i i ue vo.ii iu ss.oi.cr oi i Aieui.s i ri.iu iu an case. arelixu

ordc

w.-re also ordcted to be punted. Mr. Grow offered a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the President, if not incom patible with tlie public interest, to transmit to this House the laws passed bv the Assembly oj Ka nsas, aud all i-xecutive prKsj-eding aud the correspondence of the roveruor of the Terri tory. l.ane, delegate from Oregon, introduced a bill to enable the people of lhat territory lo form a State Government pieliruiuarv to admission into

ihe Union. This was n f. rred to the Committee on Territories. The iiate bill relieving the Commissioner of Pensions of tlie duty of signing bounty land warrants and cert iti.-nt'S axtd.au thorfnng the employment of a suitable person for thai purpose wu liken up and pagsed. It was stated that ihe (.'otnmissiotier has the rheumatism in his hand and over 10,000 have accumulated unsigned. The Committee on Ways and Means, on motion, were authorized to em ploy a permanent Clerk. Dunu introduced a bill establishing the boundaries of Kansas and prohibiting slavery in that territory and Nebraska, which was referred to the Committee on Territories and the House aJjourueJ. Xkw VimiK, D b. 1H. A Washington correspondent of the Herald telegraphs that Gov. Shannon leflthis evening for Kan-as. He will travel night and day until he reaches Shawnee Mission. The President desires him lo arrive there Iteforc the Free State

Legi-lature assembles at TopeJca. on the 4th of March next. The Governor has full power, 1 understand, to arrest the in. tubers of that Legislature, as its ineeling is deemed to be an overt act, aud as fcuch, deserving of seveie pun nis'iKieiit. If he carries out his instructions it is thought by j-elitlelileli HOW here, residents of Kansas, that there will be a Collision lietweeii ihe Federal aii'hoiities aud the 1 n-e Statesmen. Mr. Ureely, of the VVifcw.ie, telegraphed lust evening : "Senator Wil-ou will strongly open

the case for the rice Male liieil in Kansas, tomorrow. If an op ortunily be offered an effort will I -e liinde in the House to reconsider the a . t

vote by which the Kansas message wm sent to i

the Coi-i:.iil tee of the Whole. Success is doubtful. Ill the cause now pending in the Supreme Court, iudiieclly involving the Constitutionality of the Missouri Compromise, a majority of the Court will refuse the ben. rit of thst acl in a colored plaint iff claiming freedom under it, but will peihaps extenuate this dfi.ial upon the ground that he voluntarily returned to bondage. It was expected ihst the Court would staud live to four, but rumor s;iys that Judge (irier is inclined to the Southern ide. There will prob

ably be strong dissenting opinions. The de

will be made public in a fortnight.

o. 7.1 Watliiuifloii StifH.

JW -tj?9 fti.hatiap-.) I INDIANA SEED AND AOKICDLTUKalT SCOTT'S LITTLE GIAX

TIPPECANOE BANK, LOtiANS PU HT, N D I A N A. 1111 Hank, formerly I. sated at WineiuacV. hat eoiuplied ill. U.e hiuendrd act reulaili.f Yna lUi.ks. Iu clis uliili.iu la aecured l-T Ku-liUlu kl l .er cent, let than ther pr'.MX.t aiue in Nw Ynr . ..... .i .. . f... ' ... I .... .i

..ww. .i. ueuiu au mMXliOO. W. K. .NoKSINOtk. uo 9 .!. 3in TraurM- -tta M Ul l.MJItMHtUII. lHOMtle 1-rciiiis.s of U.e ,i,U tioer, ou .tie l? I daj oi Ikv., - A. a l.e.1 CVw: bu.4 l.-r a...l sl it.-, lop. pr1...,p..Uv wlol. kl..p.ed !. ka ..- a.tU a ic ie I i-..i ou let U . k, a:,e l.w ti..iil lcr mu iom.-II .pot .leaiiinte ol l.a.i; crumpluj hi i.a, a. l e ....a oi. 4 M.rld. I b-r. t.v ,.n.-r a rarJ rf f it. Ifc-lUrs to a.o pr... .... a .11 ir.ve u l,.i..rM,tKr a ill lead lo llie diM-overv of .,.1 Cow. A-Miumi Jaine li ver, llelij.iiip-.li-i, Intiaiia. I...li..i.:.p..ll. Ja.. -n, l-i3. JAMKS UiVrit Jala V4 -IA all "

11 ILL

lecree

NEW JOBBING DRY GOODS HOUSE.

M. tlik, Ol HM.i:U, A CO., Lave l.irmed a

o-jMirtncrniop, an-J taWcu llie spucinu' arrraouu.

G;iotitt Ht 't'nglt Haute, o. l.al WasUtnirton Street, IXDIAXAPol.lS, ixn. We have the pl.-SMf- to OiI-tih )o.i il.at tabiuu ihelt of Man Ii) wi ill open an entirely new and very altrar-tiv,-! ti.. k of brv livM. li. coi.oisonir in part of clotbj, 'tinier-, Satii.elti. JeaiM, l.illll, IVt.mi, t otioltTi ki. lii. kory. t'li-i-La I lui.i.els. lirowu ai.J Ki--a-h-'-l Mn-elii.--!, M.isIiim, semnt.-s H;ir. Prints, Guik-liMiiis, ljiHiis, it. l.iui.-s, Aliiai-i-ns, Cul.o.irr, Mcri.ion, liap.-rs, t'raslt. A Vc. Also, a full rloek of N lute and I. men Goods. Laces, K-ltcii.aa, Ku.Oroi-lcrics, li.r-if ry. Gloves, and a coiiiph-t u-s..uu.ci.l of SulL.u Kern rally. Ve1iavo ia i Jrf arrangements with the DinK ceh'hrat-e-l MMi.ulueti.ror and I i.orter-t ! keep aa auppllod with 1 1.-5 iikhI .Itr-iruOle (fo.hl-i iu ourTra-l j. Dnoi our tlrui Hiii sj.en-f most of Lis luue hi ll.o Flcrn I ilie, tt.crel.y ei.al.luiif us to lake every uJrsi.Uire that may be oll.-red lor purcl.aui Goo Is at U.e lowest pri.ie. We aSK from Alerclialix viaii.ico .rcily.au examination oi our Hoik", promising not I) bd uu-lerjolJ l t int hiiiati, I U-veluu J, or l.iiiifville. f a. CI. A R K. KI'KHS OI H.iLFK, Wst C. DA K.N Abb, Ml OLAS IIAI'I.KV, rhl" ddc3iu Jai. HUKGKS. Medicated inh tTilTt i on. DR. J. NT GREEN nA .eriiiaueiilly located In lintiaiiapolis. and opened an li.rirmurv for the Ircutiiieul of Iliscases of

the Tlirout and Luna's, l-y Medicated Inhalation, lately hroueht into practice in the Krou.ploii Hospital of U.n--Ijii, wl.cre it was praeliced t-v aa celehratu-l I'hyslciain as Ihe world can toast of. witti astonishing ruece-is, a over four fiidi of il.e pKtienls wet erm&ntiilly cured. Tl.i syst.-in m foii.i.lc.l on ll.- roiii.uoii one prn.ci.lc of trea'.uiif the flieu.i and not its etfe-ts. 'Ihe mr.l-l-itie. In I ho form of vapor, la a'.plid l i recti j to the a.ial of tliu die .e, l.-avhiir tlie stomach Iree to al l in restoring li.-iillh by fur.iisliiuir t-i it a healthy, 1 1 -c too.l. The com. i. on hut alxurd practice of trcatiuic dieasc of tb l.untrs, through the .iie.liuin ol the Mama, ii, -tern jntrjti- In ii.jii.licioiisne as well as a universal failura can. We e.trnestly apMal t those kftl.cte-l wiih l-ni disease to embrace the a-Ua.ilaire of Inhalation, ami no loinrcrdrux the lUioUeudiitir stomach. 1 lir.se lnini at a distance, hv writing to u their 9 inplouis, aire, -, here-titary predispositions, A c , can have an Inhuler aaJ iiic.ltt Ine sent Ij aay point the) uiiy order. O.Boo No. li'i lllinoia street. KTaiiiluutUam free of cear-e leb IS diVwlf

PAT KM KI .MAY Hi, lvVf I S douh.lcs au invention anions tho uul SmiMrtaiit ol ino.l.irn tones, for the use of well advised larm. rand stock feeder and the universal lar with whi- b il hua b-wn received from the Ural, uiore than aiiNlhliigelse attests U utility aniueriorit) . Kor iH.rtabillly, aimplicl'y .f rontrucll n, and conve uiencet.l use, the Ijttle Gtant baa no e-iual It wcijfhi from threo lo live hundred s.unds, ai-s.r.'ing la aiej cau he put up In oK-ralioii by the tanners ii. i luu.iitea, without expense or iiiei l.anii al a; I, then a 1J jsic-I ami ina-l wiUi coiivetiieiice t.y any body. The bittle Giaut haa) received I tie Flrt Hruii.uon a every Slate Fairlroiu Mm..uri lo .lar lHi.d tha pt.sl Kali aud Uiat in the uinst coniphniet.oiry a. aimer. Thee Mills are jruarHnteed Iu the in?t positive mm uor airaiiirt hrealwinir or derangement ati.t warrl.t.-1 lo rrn.d l.-od from ear cm, and rr.K on a..e li..t y d .iu shelled corn, with a decree of ease and convenience lo farm pur.-' nev er allainaJ hetore. Ihe subscriber are it-.w prepnr--1 t fan..Ji the fr luer with improved pattern and sire to suil the varied

warn oi au. o. -i i oil -red at $4i cmiq.letu, reu.lv fir nttacl.o.f the team, an. I warranted to irni.-l 10 huaiicU of ree,l per hour with r ..c horse. .... ; at M, will vlui l Ii bushels per hoar Hi l...r-. N i.tul ai, will Kriud .V bushel, p-,r hour with two horse. We own the entire and etcjiu'.vo tiKl.lt tiui.keai.il ai'-i vend to Ihi use I, I tie abote lun.o-d Mill in u,d com. ties of .Marion, Hamilton, Ma-lisoti, M.,rr.ii, ll,.i.c.n.k, Kuvh, iM- atur, Hi.nliolotiu-.w, J.-li.soii, llei.drieks and h..oiie, and ahairbe nl all t.r...- happy to liin.l'b Mills at thiiniifacturt'rs prices, and will tllos- a literal roii.tuUsioii lor order, the mmiey In all rase lo accompany thd o,der. Wa sl.all in all eases det.-nd our rights inlt.eatsive named couuues, and proseeu; all lulrt.e-e-lUdlitS Upoll tljL'MI pr.1llil.tlY. BKHK1 S.VIAYHt A HRFAVSTr.R, a-.Qt g? dtw6.Il 4 t.wrt Val.uirton l., I. rt.d.tap.ills Beliool T3oo1xn. Tin: t:rii-iiitF-.it K.i'i-:i con. SfANTLV an alore a full suppl) ol School Hook.-f aiuoi. which are the following : U'eUter's KieuieuUrj aud McOulBe'i Eclectic Spelling B-M.ks. ludiana Rader 1st, f d, 3d, 4ih, and Sth. WctruUle'i fcclottlc Header 1st, VJ, 3d, 4lh, aad 5tfc. Kay's, fVcklu's, Thomsou's Talholl'i AriUnoetl'S I'inneo's BrowD's, Klikham'a, mlth's and Bauer's Grammars. ' Hui'.-.h's Primary la Ouarto lieofrepLtet.aul Geography and AUaa Mitchel's Primary an l.u; mediate Geographies aal Goorapby and Alius. Uluev's Georkpay and Aha. Hiullh Ul.ietraled Astronomy. Cutter's and Looiuis' 1'uysiolory.

farter's, Lnui!l.KK,t OlujleaJ and Gray's Phil-

II005 IYI N KI.KHKATkU

oirito. k's, liiilimac's and Gray's Cheialstrv.

Wettr' School, High School aud b uabriJe J Dictionaries. WilUrd's, Wilvii.'sai.d Goodruh's Ubilud t-Ulei (IU toiiej. ComstixVs and Hit. hcoik's Geology. Parker's Aldsl-) Kuliah Couiposit.-'U. 'ihe lorcaoii's: h-x.ks w ill he soi l al the very lowest prices. Wt-KDK.N V I HlMbhhLON, Sepl ll-wlf :i.l d.x.fs K.aal apilal Houe. ... BOOK AGENCY. "I,IIK subscriber have e(al.li-Jie-l a ii ..k Aguury In X Philadelphia, and w ill luriutti any book or put l.- a li-n at llie r-'hol rices Irca ol p-stayo. Any s'i-ui,b) lorwarun. tbe i.bscr.aiou pr.t e ol anv nl U.e $3 Mj;amies, uch aa Harpers', G.vJcy 's, Piituaua's, Graha.u'a, Frank bel.e's FasUu.iis, &f., u III rcceit e the muirarme tor wu jearj aud ffpx ef a ji'lcuJiJ- l.it-.pii f -trail oi cither tt asUinif Ion. Jaik sou or( lu; or, il aiihenl.lnic ' a ff and a a I Mazarine, ttiev will reeelve a copy o e.lhcr ol llie three unlrait. tl i-uuscnboig to IhworUir.f Maaziiies, all threo portraits w ill he acnl gratis. Music furnished l those who ma) Wish It. knvelopcs of every -leser.plion and s -e. In I .ree or small quai.Ulies, lurnlsUe.l. Seal l'rc-e, i.e, .Vc, tent to order. Krerv -h rlidlon of Fiiarraviiiar on Wood wveciud

with ueUuess aud -hspalch. V'iewsol liuil.hi.ys, N-'s-I iiionlh, as tin J la ay apoiiil, w Ills Ihe roi.sclil i4 U

paper llea-t.iiK, view ol' Macb.t.ery, U....W lllixra- ) iiiii..a...i.er of the G.-io-ml l.ai.J trttc.

lilt.

GERMAN BITTERS. PKhPAKl IJ BV DR. C. M. JACKSOJI, PhilaJalphia, Pa , WH.b FFIH Tl'AI.I.Y CI RF. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic vr Xrrroui iKinlilif, hsiss fl. hiJnrris, and till UtSfjtet urni.y from si tiSoJrrcd Licer vr Siftiiach, Hu h a Constipation, Inward P.loa. Fulaes,or lil-o-l to the Head. Ac.-lny of She SHoinarh, Nausva, l!-rUxirn, Ihssruvlfor lood, FulueM or wciirht iu the Moiuat h, Svtir h mctltk.iia, siiikinir, or Flutlnriiic t the Pit ol the Mnia. h, S iu.iuii.K of the Head, Hurried aud diOV-ull Breatliiuir, FIhUtiiik at Uie Heart, Chokiur r SuOoca lli.tf Swi.satioi.s when in a l.ui.r Posture, iiimneaa w Vision, IK.'.sor U el-sbclore me MifLt, Fever an A Hull Pa... in the Head, llefh lency of f'nispi-ratt-.n, VeUoweM tt.e Mm ad Fyes, i'aoi in U.e Side, Hack,! best, l.t-o() &C , Sd.UdU f iullC1 j( Heat, Haiiiii ia Uie Flesh, Conataid buaa-oniisol I vil, aud srre.il Depression ot Inu. Ill altributiur urh valuable Me-lical pr.H.-nles ta tHs reined), t.n ra-li rr unwarrantable assertion I u.a.le b.it is simply slated a la. t; provea ni..euially and clu-uel) ihe extraordinary cures, and 1-eiK-uia derive from il use, under Ibe direction d it hlustrioet oru-in-ab.r, ir. Il.s bni.d, amona; all claeses of i-uro-an society and iron, ll.o liuiuci.se mass of tastimoi.t , Iron, all arU ol the American -m noi t, accumulated during the) la.a ten )cur. in IUo Lands -1 In present proprietor. The prevalence ! disease lo wii i . , Ihe Germau Hitlers

are a.iaptaa, it la lib sorrow w i ray it, is kliuoat louver al, indeed ttierw is seareo. 'i lan.ily tbrour bout U.e whole exlcul ot our tvunlr) n which there canuot he foiiii l auioi.K ill Iticinhers tint nl.ar ttlltr i gmti ,ffr.,i, den.Siiiir a Oia.-aa.ai laver, or aa am elate. 1 uu--r.i,r llyspepuc. Then i a but iiuineiise luiiortinre . h'lii rlaunr Isruli.U, lht a ccruiu anJ rdiaMe remedy, shoul l be plarea w.itou lUe.r r.ii.-Ii. c.ue n. ln. u wo bai.el.d or inp.rious druf euu-is iio iia onM,sluok; a reutu.it ow l.i- tl the pulieiitt au r- l) iili wc utiu -l ronfi iciita and i-erta my and be asv.irn.l Iroia actual and tai.il.19 prools, Ibal the art.. I be la uso.g rvally un.K't ttett virtues aiU.b.ite-1 to it. Such a reiue-t-r, is "HovJImnl'v (ifrma fiffr." 1 liotisulidt of dollar have been tt' pen-led Iu lis uianuCicture and dlffui-u throughout all puits of tins rout. iiel.t, and the proprietor leeU tur rrual--est sat.1aeiou iu atHliua-, thai luere I no Stale, es.ont), or even vilUito where the MoJeiae hat boeu latrvdaeoi llial there cannot be found liiuubcn, wilin g lo le.Ilf) la lu vlnues. P'in. 11.1I ofPre aud Manufactory, I2a Arch Si., Fh'.la. delphia. Pa. i..r ante wholesale and retail by Urnjrfisl lo all te principal c.ii.-s, and at reSiil by ai.ttae arn-s an-t .rtore-LeeK-rs 111 every loan In Il.e I ml J suu-t abd Canada. oct 2 MU.tf .. ai'HHtt-owiitt i..a.y-Mtm.

1)l K.-.l A.Vi to tl-e lusirui l.o.ik 01 lb Secretary the Interior, puid.r mKiee Ilerebv riven. U0.1 . in

ot.ler lo l-r.in lo a dose the l usiucsa i.uder lite act nf Coiiisrvs. approv. d plemtwr .-, 1-J.i, eiiiuie I " Aa sclto eutible the Slate of Arkansas, tu.d otliur Khites, lore, laiiu llu 'Swamp l-nud' w illilu their limits," and at Uie same time alt-Hd lo pantea win, t lalsn that I'Oitioii .-f Il.e lueta s'lc- ted t-n l.-r si-l law are dry and Hi lor mint at.oh, an nportiiiiily to introduce evi-l.-.i. o. all lai.-ls so .!. l'J, 10 the approval w bureof ho ol-tei-t.on be iiide w iii.u- ui.n.lh iron, tbe date bere01, a ill bo ccnihe-1 all I Jl--I.b -1 lo Il.e Mules. Such ohje. tions at are c.iitcupl..td t v Il.e alsv uiusl Im niH.le under nj.tli, and nied won the Krister and He-eoerol the pr.--r IjiiI rli.;e lor Iransuiiasl.iu ! the (jem'ral l.audUllbe. Ihe Necessary forma lor alndjvil kr. in the L;.n f of Ml. I ofll -eit. I be lollow ...jf il.ws 01 land are eaempi rrous beet.ou, tow.t: -x 1 4. 1 mnla mi nr. I w-th caak. v tecated With military boiiutv lai.tl aariabts or acrijt, alter th i.ktvtjje of ihe a. l ol -f-lb September, I -Jo, and prior hi llie saaa'e of Ibe B.-t a.l H i Mar- Ii. l-ij, l r Uie relioi 01 -urvjjk. ert ami l-a at-rs ol swau.paud oertowid latid." 3-1. liid alrei-ly iai-i.led lo the Stale uu Jer tl-a Swamp law. Iu ah . a--s w b.-rw ol.Jerllou I raised, testimony must t taken l-lore tbe Keri-4er and Kviitr rt Um li.d (Ull.-e, at such tunc,' alter the etui ret ion of salJ st

f

Irulioi.s, bo-life 1'crtiU. uti', Kusines-i I .ir Js, A .-. All or

dcrt sent hy mkll prouiplly aucu-le.l to. Pci . Isle li.a views ol U.eir l.u.Uiinr euirraved, 1 an -.ni a li(f uerrert) pa or akclcb ol the buildina; by 111.1. 1 ..r express. Persona at a distance, bavins; salcit.le ariU l-, would dud it to ll.cir advantajre lo aJJrosj U.e subs, nl-er,, s a e would act as ajtenls for lite sale ol Il.e imuu. IU K t M Ai PI h m i:, 511 South Thir l Street, Plulu-lelptua, Pa. j.n. ivits. 1. so rani 1. de 4 d.VwIy

SEKUS. vcrv Li rye l-l

l llie celebrated Gar-leu Seeds Irom lat id Lan-ln-th,

Pbiladelplua. (iarJt-i.ers or oUn-rs, alio want l- n I l.oeo lot of cert. In Seeds, will do well to foe me their orders 011 or before new year, aa the demand In Ihe spriup l-.r l.ailnlh's Seeds, is eiiorall.v u Ii, tbal I canuot liirmsh ei.ouali- My aso. l.nci-l Will Iwr complete iu time f-4 the d.'iuaud in tl.espiii.fr All bouse keeper wbi hateasc.iall kmi ol srroiiu.l, ill .to well to invest a few dune in those ae.sl, as they will reup dolLirs. I HAhl.Ks ,MA KK,

LANDRKTH'S GAKDEN I sH receive airain this winter, 1

A oi

110 Id wtf

Xo W tt a-hinirton Mreet.

more. fill w il II V aa 1 a- aT flxw l'l" linn I f w. a a o w

s -. . viii j i'.m iuu timii niif vnn Hi" . . . . . raved in her uchlin-j robe" mid receive ! an dr"1 10 VssA? vr )ll,er ornamental articles,

- .....

r.n.t is aiwuys f'r.ain lo get his nioney's

campaign will bo ai a ha!ance-of-iKwer i-artv

If we can ilo nothinij else, we can give our strength to the Lest man put up hy our opponents. In all human probability tho rontest will l mainly between the Democrats ami Know Nothings. The defeat of the Kepuhlicaus in this htata l ist f ill, has m tnifeatly checked an.l diaCGurajreJ them with resjiect to the Presidential canvas; and they bavo greatly weakened thir moral power in the country and in thii State by the course they have pursued to gain the appearance of auj.remacy in Congress and iu the State Legislature. They are at a loss upon whom to decide as their standard bearer in the campaign, if indeed they have yet determined to enter into the conflict un.lor their own banner. We have no idea that they cm muster any very encouraging support to whatever man they may select. Their glory is departed, if glory ever belonged to them, and they have not a chance of success.

Must Lie, Any How. The Toledo Blade, a Fusion paper, Bays as follows : The nichmon-1 Wh'j says: If the approaching National Hindoo Convention does W rc-afhrni the l'Jth section cf the Philadelphia Platform, "the American party will cot live a day at the South," and we may dd : "If it , it will not live a day at the North." So it seems the poor thing's time is nearly come, and it ia fated to die at all events. Well, jace to ita memory.

Indiana in Motion. The sterling and invincible Democracy of Indiana have already taken the field aud '.set the ball in motion' for the 'big fight.' That eloquent young champion, A. P. Willard, is 'on the stump,' and, iiko Wise of Virginia, hi slaving tlie cohorts t.f 'S.uu' wherever he tin-Is them. Wherever he has addressed the people he haa been received with tho wildest demonstrations of enthusiasm. Changes are constantly taking place and the converts to the standard of Democracy are so numerous that it is impossible to note them. Ex-Senator Pettit has alo buckled on his armor, and is doing yeoman's service in the 'good cause.' In November next Indiana and Kentucky will stand aide by aide In tho front ranks i "f the great Democratic array. The decree has gone forth, and all the efforts of Sam and ttimlo combined cannot reverie it. Louis

ville Democrat.

A "Mi;ti:ai. Admikatiox Society." The Hons. Messrs. Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, and Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, appear to have organized themselves into a "mutual admiratiou .society." Sometime ago, Campbell snubbed Colfax in tho House for a re mark of his, but Colfax not resenting the affront, Campbell took pity on him and wrote to the Indianajolis Journal, saying he didn't intend to injure Colfax'3 feelings that he consi.lered him a ereat littlo man. ic .

In return Colfax has written to tho Journal x

pun of lampUMI, spying what great things he (Campliell) will do for "freedom' (Abolitionism) etc. We sui'poee W.h are now satisfied. Neio Albany Ledier,

immt-nso company of her old beaux, who admired her beauty, thought that she went to the fulllengtht oftho fashion in her "Kugenio hoop," thought the husband a happy fellow, had a fine timo generally and went hom. Two weeks latr, and tho hoop is no longer needed. A bouncing infant no longer s:-eks for conceal snent, and tho youn mother will probably abjure hoops for the future, and as a iuture grandmother, may lotk upon them as immoral nr. I to be discountenanced.

worth. For furlh r particulars apply at Mr. Gi r.'siVstablishmer.t, Tai.bott & McCkea's oM f tand.

The Examiner. The Examiner, an exceedingly al.le and well conducted journal,

lately established in Columbia, South Carolina, under tho control of W. B. Jo:iso:rN Fs'p, in a Lite issue, pays the folloAvhig'jtt and handsome tribute to the Democracy of the North and South : ( "It is gratifying and encouraging (,y fieel this great national party cleaving to the con., stitutk-a in the midst of fanatical perversio a an.l political knavery. Although we w;Ur no paify collar, we cannot withhold the id eed of praise to the true Democracy of t.oth N orth and South who have avowed Vheir tletermin-ati-m to cling with ste-.df.tst. devotion to the

strict construction of the, constilution and ti

rights of tha States."

(7"T!ie preliminary announcement is made of ihe "Intei'fcatinual and London Joiut Stock IVu.k," tho jvopose-d capital of which is 50o,'.io, with j ovv r to increase to l,t,- ' N It is projiosed to establish the jtincipal oiT,cs in London, Paris, Diuesels and New Y.crk, with branches at Bordeaux, Maryjilles, L.yons, Niuitcg. Havre, Antwerp, Liege, New Orleans, St Louis, and tHher large cities 5n the United Ssates.

EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. DR. J. LANGWORTHY, OF Ihe nriu or ITNUF ti V Dull A I.A Nu W OK 1 11V, ol Coluuibii, Ohio, has H-rmauei.tl l-H-tited in liliaiiapoli and --jH-neJ an li.tlr.uary f r Ihe trealtueul of

ns.-He ol lite I- e-an.l r.ar, an.l r pe iiuii) wiioers hi nroies.ioiir.l services l- the nuhtic. H o iuif hs-l an

eK-ri-'li- e ol over ri.' ml i nrnri in the treatment id the

hye ami l.jr, be but Uie li.nuite salisiaciiou oi kiiowihi; that he can erlorui the iuot critical erJlio:is amlevraordii.Hry cure. Hi mode of treatment i eulirely new, pcrteell) safe, and net er kii .wu lo lad In pco in reli-Tl. All l.eaks i a luir and liupirtial trial of bis Dew and J.aiulea rente-tie. Hitlce No. t-J 1. liliuoi atr.t.st. I.'n chls. : Kcv. Mr. Younz. of the M. K. Clmr- h,

has disclaimed any infringeinciit of tint laws of Kcv. Mr. Ilulhur l, m tlie Prei.teriaii Chur- li, Capl. tha United States. With U.e conduct of Mr.l M- ' Lilly and Willi ,011 Willis, '..l.im!.u, Ohio; lb.11. Crampton, he said, his Oovernnient vvce jn r- j K. fedly satisfied. ieing convinced thit he neither , Keutuc. y. " f'b to iah

intetitioiially nor accidentally violateti the law s of the I'. The whole diUi- ully was susci-pti hie of a peaceful solution, and no slight was meant by not mentioning America in the speech j from the throne. In the House of Commons, Admiral Napier, I immediately on taking his seat, moved for the 1

paers in relation 10 mo expedition to tne name tin ier his command. Mr. Bailie nave notice of a resolution to the

effect that the enlistment of the armies of Ureal

Hrilam in'f.Melil countries Lovers tin-.li.Mul y

of ihe nation, and is calculated to en.!a''!jcr

relatio: wnn oili.-r Sit.itcs.

k'TA'flJ of Indiana, Supreme Court, .November O Term, A. D., l-ij. Tuesday, the tti d 1) ol December, A. II. Ir.. Juu.es MoOnl.i A J pe:il l'r--m tt.e rr. bartholotiicw A-lam Green.) Circuit Court. Now comes ibe Appellant by his Attorney, anJ proves to ibe S!iti-l.i tiou 01 u.e Court, tl.al tUe Appellee is not a resident (t the Mule ol Indiana. Whereupon it is ordered that the A -cllee 1. 1 au-l ap1ar belore tins Court, al tlie Slate Houe. 111 the city ol udiaiiaH.lis, on Ihe lonrth M oiday In May next, there to answer the ApH'llut's errors Bled herein, or else

.1 an i l'")' willbs pru.ee-ie.i npou III in ai.scnce.

It Is tuitli. r oi lere-i i-iai acopy ol tb.s ..r.ier oe punlished lor three week !! cessit el? in the Indiana Mile Sentinel, a newspaper printed weekly lit Ibe my ! In diunapoll, and Male l luJuua. ATTrsT A true copy, W. B. br"a'H, Clerk Supreme C-iitrt. Win iw IUkod, All'y. for Appciiant. jau a:tw

A OOMPLtTE JIlSi OftY ur THE LUHOPEAN VfA. NOW KEAUV TIIir.TF.KNTH FblTMN OF THE 15ATTLKS OF THK CKIMMA ! VNll Historical Summary m U.e KI'SsA. VV Alt bjlim; an authentic Coiiip.ui.lMlui ! Ihe War, li-.in it.eou.t.ieneeiuei.t with 1 Hike)' '. the presold time. Givii.K a graphic pbtureol the jtreat drama of War: lis I.I.K..H c ii-011 nters; IbrilluisT incidents; haii brea.llti escupes; Inditlduul ilunny; je-rs-mal ane.dote, vc, A c. The v. .rk wifli t..iu eurl.t lull -.ui.Kii)rr-vliie, ill.islratii-ir the stirn.ur s. ei.es in llio rll.11 l, at. I a

11I.T spleii-li-l I'ANOUAMIt: V I K.W " M-.l! OPtil., ta , ken since U.e Pull, by an Artist eiirtit i.i-.nll.s in tt.e

Crimes.- nlioaiuir Uie present jioaiiiou 01 ui-- roisriu.i,

he .V Uie tlie Moutl. J-l l-S t .-r wi'.b f.nv two references to

i ... V..u. ....1 .1.:. X llu II... S...H. I. -1.1..- K,.r

The PaTiS Minulrltr .Utllsli.-s a o--ree nxui j iin..Bi(n, KsUencs, A e., sub f.rly two ret-reu.es t.

.1 :. .. .rl .lilt V oil C-ittotl hf.iUi'ht fl'""l Clitrcr important l-ointa and isiiious. the iniirt duty on ku i . .,, u K.W A, tPoP IIIK MAT OF WA if, I.,. Iuports by French vesstls M M r im h .Unlaid , Cfillltfn; Kla-k, B.IU. , u, I At..( Seas; Danuines, bein a reduction ol d y cent. Iroiu lorn.el , , )ijiu Prillct.( ,,:,, 1 rkey in Asia; witti srroniid

Improved Artificial Teeth. T"K. J. ALl.il, late professor in Uie HI.10 Collefre ol

U Ihu

llciiUl Sureery, ho.lcs atl.-l.tloii lo his In.

In. pr-c 1.1. h 1.

vej

tui-

' Pni i iu nu , Fi b. H. The Auierican National Council cotiiin.'iice.l their sisrrti session this moiniiig. No business of importance was transacted to day. This evrsiing the tiiembi-ra hold a . auc m. Delegates Iri. lt.re from all fcectious of the I'nion tu attend the American National Convention to assemble 0:1 the -i-iud. An tlfort is making to aU.lieh 6ecret sessious, Ix.th of Ihe Council and the Convection. Anion:' the delegates are ihref from Iionisikna, who wiU'probubly be admitted Tta Patido Reported Safe. Ntw York, Feb. 1. Private letters by the Cansda to parties iu Halifax, sNe tlio Pacific put into the river Shannon on' account of severe weather. The report is not fully credited by the nents of the steamer her. Sesatk. Mr. Hamlin gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill to amend anJ consul - .... . . - 1 ii...: ...

1 i.lat llie nav nroi ion, rcrrn-ip nun i-uiin lii.ii

lUll Id Cr n-li U, SI. Petertbiir,',

lions hel-ire SelMtsl-ni-.l. Gctavo,

(C- Mr. ' Doc" Lank as shot in Stati-

r..r.l TvoiilnrV it nn Mr.n.litnr last l.v Mr 1?. I liwa

" , Mr. Wilson offered a re..lutiou Mlnch lies

oer calling n tlm I'resi.lent for itifortii.ili-.il iu reference to tlm state of affairs iu Kansas, and

ie

O. I.nmi.kma:.-. the ball takfiiir effect in the

lower pait of the left arm. DiscovTiN'i'i.u The f llowing named

Po-totfices have deeu disci mtinued:

Mount Kctreat, Pulaski County, Arkansas.

Nashua, Ogle County, Illinois.

Morrillville, Morgan Country, Indiana

Meridith Mills. Kosciusko Couutv . In-

dvtr.a.

CT Is it mora desirable that the Demo

cratic party should be triumphant, than that True. Please cut thisoutaud pasta it up.

11., . cncun lurtv S"0'd be. Kentucky A sensible man savs

. j iii 1 oiiiincuro 111 it.o pvttci vi o 1 1 xihwjU a think , decidedly ! Wo M iev tlie irj s'icli, that wcw I iu tho "Wool

SUCCeSlOl a liirtV SO mrriM.t AnJ viH-.inniw fri.fn I tr.ml.1 o.K i.rri th4 uniiprinrih of

a -.s..- itasitwuji 11 .i 11 . a vui'a '. av v w s w 1 -

w s . . as

as the Knov

... C .1 ...

-i-X Ol U lilies. Wolll.I Ik. i 10 rr..it.

est calamity that could happen this country. Louuvdle Courit OH Lie Whig.

my kindling wood over that of any other.

flyo'a have an article to sell, leb p-eup tkcofrit, and you will find a citstomer."

hit inasurts have been Taken 10 prevent

ir-il inurferetice with the right of tl

1

llie

ie eople of

41,8 Terriloiy by peiaoiia not r sidine theTrii.. The Senate then resumed the cousoleiaiion of the resolution caliin for the journal and proceedings of the Naval Board. The disc Ufa ion was continued at some leiufth.

A inesape wai receied from the President

in reply to

eating varir

have tert'.

resolution of the Senate, coiiiinuni

is d.Kutuents, tho moit of which

"ore been published, coiic;rniuir sr a.. .s

State affairsflti Kansas. A letfer from liovernor

Shannon t ing aspect rHuideiice t

rial officers

Cs.i.rjun

5th, iu repl

rence, aay a

sji few hour

ie President details the threaten

atiairs, and encloses the cofies-

Ihe former wiih the other Ti-rrito-

proof of hia assertion.

Ill a teller to lov. S , dated Dec.

loae uskinsr his presence at Law-

...a.r.1. will. I. Id ...kiikloailil III

.tie, aud will meet the Gov. at'

und ? leye oiiers

U l-ue. Pi ice .ri

cents. 'I hi Is tt.e 01.lv complete ll:V...iy of the Wurpub-li-hed. AdJrei O. F. PAKSO.NS. Puhli-her, l.Vl Naai St., w Yora. A-Jcl.t will find litis the bel s.-lliiiir l.ok pul.li!ied. Pa-ers jf.ii-f insertion will rec-it e a copy. Jan W d.vw DIX. sato X3A7V'.XXJSI, 321 BROADWAY, I.ATKI.Y ID PAUK PbAtf, NEW Yf'ItK, I TA Vt In I re, and will pnUhh, January '2:iJ by the . author of Walks au 1 I ulksef an Ameruaii Farmer 111 KiijrUnd, A JOURNEY IN THE SI:a11()AUI) HI.AVF1 STATHS, By Frederick Law Olmsted. One volume, l iuo. 7'ili pair.- with wo.) J cuts. Price 81 i. Tbis woik Is written ia tlie quiet, eon. II J, p.xid-h.i-

i..,.r...l .1. milv sit Ie wliii.li rendered tbe author's ! e.vau from

i.rcM oi i.arralite ol travel s i widely p. pu'ur. I he 1 I'uiou. aud persons wecruia; U.e .-rk in ibis ai.d oilier

desrripih.na of southern 1.11.1 bi d ..fci.try ate i-i.lur-c-p.cai..l -l.j.ualic, U...I in-i-'h uioro .luiai'ed aud ae- u rul'J liiilu tbose of most oilier wr.ler. Il.el-M.k, u. fact.i-rte.ijust that kind of lliforuiat.ou about the ?o.uh and its iuslilulion, w hieh Il.e public now demand-; le

..I lijit 1 eMra.r.iinarv an-i exceouoriai, ano .....re

1 tie list ot swamp aad overflowed lands are fcu t

ins-clloii -luring the r-'ftulur hc-iuest hours S the lu-l Glttce. Given under ray bat.d.al Ihe City of W'asb.i.ftrtt, Una Isl da) ol Iteeeiuber. l5ii. IHos. A. HEN Hf.'ll'KS, Coiumis-ioi.er of Ihe jaa 10 w 6w General li.d Ulfl. e. 11 .t.iiiii. i.T. waiuer. wM.si.iMar. 'pAYbOK, Wl;I(iltr, & IIAll,KY, b.d. sale ,nl rers, and dealers lu Wo.. I Plour, Graiu, Stp Cain nt, lined i'ruit, Gra's Seeds, and prHlus generally, No. li asl.u.Kton stleiS, i.asl ol Odd Fellow a Hull, lli.lialihpoll. in-lialia. 'Hie lr chest price sod at all time iu 1 ash for VV ool, Plour, V bunt. Oats, Corn, and produce lu iceueral, w lien ottered lu uai.lily. f A call res ll.tllv a-di ile.1. J..11 ..' w'.m. PI ill. ICS t I K OK SWAMP LANDS IN DAVIESS CO. NCI I UK 1 hereby tiiveii that fie un-lersitned, A editorol IhtvieM 1. .ni.i) , liiliaii.-x, w ill olfer at Public Am ti.-u, al the Court Houi-,al asliiKfloli. In said coimly, 7 tti day of April, I -jo, willou busu.es hours, till the uusoH Swau.l. I mis I in wiil.lu aaidrounly. Said land Willis) -ll IU l-'iral sUbdit isiu. i kill trail of land ottered as above w ill be struck oil to lb lotrhrsS bidder therefor, lor any sum not less thaa f 1 Vj er acre. 1 erms ot sale, rash in hand. M. S. BKK1T, Feb. ?, l4Vi. f. hT w-. Au.bt-ir of liav.aaCu. .IIIMIMSIKATUH's .M1IC . 'VTOliCKls her.by s;iten lhat the undersigned haa 1 bc. lt appointed A.Juiii.islr.itorof ihe estate 01 .Vision I.urdl, ljto of Preble colilily, Ohio, d.'iease-l beiber S-.I-I rs-ljte Is s-ilv.i.t ik Insolvent, I as Jet unknnaii. JAMKS II. M. M.KNAN, K. b. '.. IJV. fehTw3w Admiaistraior. A. YOOItHiKS, " WILLIAM KorJsi. K. I'. U.MiKliHlLU II. Gl.'i KNLKA F. Tow F1 a 1: v mxu i:.T. llttlMl PI h'l'HA.KIl IHkl Cily Fuuudryand Marliinc Works (Ls-ated in lnJiai.ap.dis,) OF F. H. 1'... I. ii. ill v t o., we iU to rive m.tice thai we Will beiicrfolth roiiduct lb busiuess ow a u.iKU more exlcii.lcd . ale, and are prepared al ai.y aji-t all tun's to furnish H I i AM K.NGIN K-N ol any aire, I PKIGHi', HOKlZxi.Vl AL, t U.-si IhLAllNGwHN viav IIVI laoa baa Bai:,ra er wr,mfkl Irtm aaaj", fiiiecra .rj, A c, built 111 a suK-ri.r luai.ner and urn aix tub 1 nor taraox iscn is. S p. Uncus 04 which ran at nuv lime l-e seeu al U.e W iks. uoii.i:ics CIII.MKYS, Vr (If any Lu.-I an-l sue can always he furuishe-1 at short man e. Als.i, maiiula-t-ire lo order al abort 11. .Il. e aay and all kuidaol liKAKIM- l-ir H-OI1 I.I Nli MILLS. A I , essli an-1 .Vuley Mills, w Inch, w ith our atlerin 4" Ihe lu oat unproved water wheels, a-l-led to otir t IJsTl enee and tbe 1ac1lll.es we have I r dlos: w-rk, riaUl us lo build M ILLS ..reilt.er M KAVI or U Al IK wuieis CANMiT I'.l. M KIM.VM U lit in; "lln-f -ni. We nuiiuLuJ ire au-l kern 011 band 1 AGG A K PS celebrated I l.il: PHI Kl.Nti MAI HI .S K. - Kaitrou-i I '..i.iiti.es wuiitinir i-sinir r-r tbelr roa-ls r r-'l-or shop-, or A It VV II Ms, e.llwr a-prale or 111 puna. an be uiii lti.hlie. at sh ut lieli-'e. And ahj, oiber parlie wisl.iiiK anv otl-r a.tmi.'. Gur Mxi.nlac-luro-ic K-q,r1..i.-ta .s io..1.-r Ilo- control and iraoi.al iu kt V-I--I. - I Mr. liKI.KM-r Al , whose r ..iun.i aa Als-nxa .Mstinir 1 su31-acid l- a-Oi!) a'l prs-jps a'lo know him as to tin qual.ly of our w-rk We bate set out Uh a d.-leru.uuili-.n In iH.tsrove lix

ma I.u.cry -l lb ...uulrx, as tar a I h iu our p wer t do so, Irom 01. r owu experience an-l ti.e iiuprvteiuci.ia l ..titers: any -l which we will introdure, when we are salisCed tl.at 111 so doing we render our lua- loucrx aiwrw valuable to the pun luv r. Au-l we bvpe a l.beial -ub-lic w ill snttatii s w it Ii tli.ir tinaire. I Mi. KI1IIU GKl.KNLF.AP, 4 CO. jan 12 ilAw iiu

that whi. -h illil-trate evrry-dav the and ir-i.eral char

acter, thuii ha been U f.. re alluipte.l. In mallei s ol eoiilroversv, the author i isreful and ciiirtenii, bill cxprerse in--u cou- 'usioii Imukiy and tiuiui'-laka-bly. Tha Southern Cultivator prcdn la that this hook will have" freater Infliieuce on the mind of voter," than l'l.. Ie Tom's I'nl'iu b is had. Ibe New York Gaily 'I line says of it: "This woii wiil t-e by far Ibe best yet published nu the ul.J.- t." Ibe New Crleum ll.-ltii observes ol Ihe author' " Prejudiced a his opinions were, be was not a wilfully dbonesl man or an uuluir writer. W e a. o i l welcau.e u lew more men of his calibre arnonir u prejudiced, hut manly aud honest." jaa i! d.w 3m PILESFpTlLS! ! PILKS! ! ! PK yna ruuVrlnir with the Piles Inwardlr or outwar llv?-!! so, ue lr liPPKIP.v celebrated re-iiie.lies-w"arranle.l 1 cure tu all case. It you have the ril-s oulwardlv, ask lorabox of lr. U 's olntiiieut, only Ml rent. If you have tbe Piles inwardly, ask for a (jot of t'r. U." Pills, only 50 ceats

Principal .trice, 70 Nassau ireet, iork. Will be sent to aay part of ihe I'nlteJ ?Ul-'. Jan kM d Jew 6m

meUi-sl ol is.u-trucliin; ArtidctTil Pentures w

bine Ihe billowing a-1 vai.tuice : I. There are 110 seams or crevices for Ihe l.alrvneut of f.x. l lo vitiate llie saliva or iulecl llie breath, a n-S even the shrillest moisture ran get between the teeth rud plate. 'J. All Art ill. la! Ctilil, hi. 1 I as firm an-l Indestructible as Ihu teeth,! Iilscd at a hlll heal Is-lwecu Bll-I ar.-und their bae, whh:li unitealbem lirmli lo each other and t tbe plate upon w In. I. tl.ty are a.-t. I bis rum .tupails lo the leelt. thai eci'i.ar .'Xpreuton aud lue like appearance w hieh 1 li:iractetie llie natural organs. j. tireal slrcurth i obi lined b) Hi. is unilll.r. Uie teeth, Kutu and plule, au-l no ordinary b.rce o! inasliraiii., cau break ll.eui Irom llieir base. 4. A clear an-l dislin-1 ki"t.- i.lai;.iii of werh Is restored. 1 hi ituporUi.l 1 l.uuy .r i tie, ted by hat li( the

Inside of llie teuilt aud a uiu t.l a Hal u ral l.in . lu tins I r:u Ihi tongue is rendily a-tapte-l. '1 bis i.,.r:.(-t adaptation t.f I'.ie loMCiie Ihe .l-'i.lure pretci.is t!,e l.i--., jr or m.ilfled oun!. 111 speul It.ir orsnivi'trr s-iot-.-n oliari e-t In persons weum. art&.-lal l--elb. t. I he .. t ur I l-.riii an t e p. . -... 11 of the n.o' th aud f.icv can he resioreJ, ill tajcswl.ere Slri bate become sili.keli. This is.f aie by laeati "I a-Muio.! a'.'.:i ilu.ents to lb j Irui.ie- ork s!:f.-it.i.c th t.-etw. 'I'!.c' atlui'tiuiei.t-aie . b.in.e.t aa 1., b...r i-ct tt.e .ui.kri. p.tl 'li, I.I. I iu-IjIii liieiu in their ;-r. p.-r p.-iiiou Vhey are cot ere.l w ith tlie ubove'uaine.f ki.iii i ..tiils.iiliJ, and iHM-ome c..niiniictit part' f-f lli denture, loi.l b.-ii nirhtly formed cam -t be .let. , ted l. Hi 1 li,t ulssrVer. This method ol restoring the cheek to tl.e.r orilfiii.l fullne-, ait als-i UienLlural form an I expression of the uioiilh au-l li. has been well te.ted. bat 1 nr been u.a.le a spei iul leuture ill the author's pra-1 i-e I r set -eralyeur lit. A tailety (.1 I'tu I .irrapl-ir a n.l ll.tfuer reolype like K--.se, w l.icti have Iwen taken of ia rs'-ns without I1 i i.npr-o einei.t, and ihi with it can 1-e tccu at l.i - tf-e, ii.i; ti.e i' relit 1 hanpe lu uppearaixe w hit b is pro-lueed in the couub'i.ances of indit tduals tiow wearing dci.liir- s coiistru-led upon ties prim ile, which the public are ii.vrt-d local! ami exau.ine, I jrelher with other i-peciu.ens o his improte-l styled work, not re-piirniK lite above alUn buieuls. 6. 1 b plal--s us-;ally employed lvrtl.!w. tk are plalllia, the purity d Wl.kh preornl even Ihe sliyl.teal birnisb, i f unptea...! t taste in the nioulb. In shon, ibis

s stem eint.ra.-cs many new aiu oiii.'.rLai.i icatures. I nrml.iau.ns.

whbbare readily a pie. isle I br tn.esi wenr i.a art.d lai llmo u.o ire ia cf r-en.r n. l only I'.e hept, rnt or.s dent'-re uimUi ibis princ'ple. W ith reler-iii e tj Ui ,,f the iu'.l hcii. it. fully pnot.-d maraiii.es in tbe I Mte 1

utility of lias bietho.1, iiiiuier-iiis Ictimonial all te I suie, and one a I.I. b I. .J. 1 be on Ibe t .I lo ol etefj

ivau Iron, e.line lit msntist in llie tar. out pail ol il.e wlU,ily in Ibe land.

Order l-r Il.e Mararif.e may 01 -lire -tr 1 x x tiiros Ai Pun I irs, Mulis-rry stie. t, New York; w..aarTtnr A Poir.Ctn- 110. an; W. M Ik.i uHiv, J. I.. K,i, Pni.l.urt;ti; ami J. f. M our, Kost.oi. Sui. ro le-.. w.ay e-'Hiuiem-e wiih the January ,.r July uumts-rs.

I caa a year in aavaie-e Miu'ie uuaibers, Irv

N AT IONAL M A ( i A YA N K.

I'I'll U.e Janunrv No. rotuiueiicss U.e eth oIuaie

ol tl.is iM-roMlH-al, each huiiiImi i-..i.tll.icr 1 1-afe .

HlaktliK 1 wo Volume a year ol nearly 1'rttrt tlmn4rtj fmtt$, most beautifully illustrated, Il.e preseal wusuber eia.laiiuua' TtrrulyPltr KnRi a IllMi f a anpenor character. The w..rk dia.-ns.es) all swiVjects op.-idv an-l lr- ly, but lu a lusin.er wbi.-h r gtvw bo od--i.se, Vv. D L ti.e 11. "i la'i-li .us as isfulljsrkn..wlslyed t-v the secular and r !.-..us rea 4 all de-

ho awarJ to the sTtoniL, ax inw smi

c llie.

Ih. Allen has arranr-'un-nl hy winch he is cuahl -d to set ve erMii Iiomi a ilistaie-e, iiuii.ed.... t .01 o-tM thereby aaviiif; ex-ns-. J A I I.I.N, N-i. 3-1 B I street, Nca v,k. P. S. I'er.ous deiriii(f l.nll.er li.lorinalioii In r'li enee lo the above, w. II be luruOtied iln pami blels, lirw

irf iMisiaire. l.v seu-liioC a n-de w lib a-l-lic- lo lr. J. Ab-

tra.

de dVa:im

iu oookii ri i.ionw ion sti.n. H tVK. eiebt Hlo.ete.l Mallio..s al U.e Slal.l. of Hal

rents, or l'i. ro.,-s to one ad.lre, I

janlld.3.ii CAKIIl.NAr

1111 I I ION

PIIII.IIP.S.

f oh in Voice 1:.

lol.u A llartcr

T

I temr.i. X llroai.li.e. lu Ihe cilv of Indlua..li4. f..r 1 uraiia II UU r

ale. I bey oiiii oi the lollow inr t-k : Grer tgle's, W oo-Jjiecker's, H.rbland-'r. Morrau's, Pararou's, Arc. Il.is! lok I-I10111 Kel.t.i. ky . all except the Morgan's. Person desirous . retunr tiaa M.ck will do well tavad tliein:dves of this oj -rtubily. The) will he here until the Oi'th of March. All stock aoM t me warranted. I erm l- s-nt pur--l.aers. febludlwAwll H. A. G1LP.FRT.

i

QtDRIKs O 51 pieees Silk Illusion, assorted colors; cirton col-retl ladet Kil boii; S Cartobt .Mualiu do Isif.e; ' cartons Pint f arlutat.c; 5 cartons hlue lurartous Ula. k Fnrllsh Crit; . Kectived this day aad f-.c sale by JA.M1l' LO A A CO., feb Ii 41" Valo-sueet, Louisville, hy.

In Marion Cirri il C.o.it A pr.l 1 ern. , H

lb- Il riuel.it. r-' l thi.l ou ltd I '.Mh ol l a. rjsry, s'b, Il.e abut e named 'ail.t ill, hy hi ai ton., y, filed im ti.a l.tti c of Ihu .Ma.ioM ir.u.l I o-irV, his sIki-i lor U.voo e fr-ui il l -lelenJai.t, auj .1 a ar.i - Ir-m tbe rct'iru of the Sher.U lo U.e prc-s i-in.-d 111 Ibis rase, thai sunt .l.-lelelal.t IS b--l a resident ol the hubs of Indiana i i detenlaut ts tliereb.re bercty BlrtiTed of I taw tltn.r and J-ielenc) S said rou.plaint ara.ut her, ei.d that ubh's she aptair and answer, or -1- mur thereto, at Ibe calling i-T aaid raiise. on the second day ol the lies I I erm ol aai-l Curt, to be berun aud held al tbe Court II M.se. ia llie city d lnduiiiadis. Mt tbe i-oxinh MHls) lu April next, sod ro.upU.bk, and tbe matters an I lbii.-s therein cotitaiiie-l, w III le I. . sr. I au-l di lernill td iu ber abeuee. t XV a. si KW APT, Clerk t rly Jao 4 . lie p. MtKisiir. Jdhss. a Al ' whims..' AlU'n.eytfr Pi..ut O. ) 3t