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INDIANA STATE SENTNIEL:
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From the Baltimore Republican ami Argus
Concert of the Aiticrico-Loafcro Society.
It is a fact often observed that every thing has a
certain mania attached to it, why or wherefore, lias
never been decided. For instance, if we have had a
hand of "Virginia Sercnaders" or "Real Conjros' in
the city, you hear nothing for weeks, and sometimes
months aficr, but "Dundy Jim," or "Old Dm Tuck
er whistled and sung by every boy, white and black,
in the city. If we have had a "Circus Company,"
why you sec a small chap standing on his head or
hands against the side of every corner you pass; and
if we have a "Theatrical Company," why you hear
Shakspenrc spoken by big! and low, in every bar
room you chance to drop; and so it is with every
filing else that may be novel fr the time being.
I-omc time since. Concerts were all the go, and of
course, as a matter of necessary consequence, "IJel
lini," "Hiyden," and "Handel' were in the Souths
of .the multitude.
There is in existence in this city, an association
by the name of the "Americo-Loafero Society," com
posed of men not remarkable for either energy, nidus
try or temperance, tut who have a great deal of a
certain kind of talent, which it is their wont to dis
play in many ways, one of which we Will attempt to
describe. A short time after the concert season was
over, this club resolved to give a concert and engaged
the large and comfortable hall of the "PopoJean" for
that purpose. Iking polite and generous, they ex
tended an invitation to a number of gentlemen to be
present, ourselves among the rest, and knowing in our
own minds we should enjoy ourselves to our heart's
content, we were present on the occasion.
The concert was led by Senor Snullle, assisted by
the first musical talent in the country, such as Senora
Squerk, Senors Rumtuddle and Trombone. We will
give the pieces as recited and sung by the programme,
which was prepared by the "Amenco-Loafeto Socie
ty" themselves under the immediate chcrge. cf Senor
Snullle.
PAKT nrsT.
Sjng
"Some love to meet, in the crowded street,
And spin a yarn so free,
Duta cosey chair, away from the air,
, And a life in the house for me."
, Sung by Senor Snutlle, and received with the most
rapturous applause. We heard a member remark,
JJlow my h'cyes if taint superb, hyfoluling, tip-top,
and can't be knocked under.'
The next was the ballad, "Old Rack Ray."
"Over ti e null-Jam' wooden rail,
Many an hour I've whilcd away.
Smelling the rich and perfumed gale.
Which comes across the olJ Lack bay."
Sung by Senor Snullle and Senora Squeak, and re
ceived very well ; one old sentimental chap sung out,
'Them's my sentiments, oh ! it's so melicious."
The whole association then sung, "The Rull
Frog.
Mud crakcr I swamp digger !
Dirt delver ! h still.
See ! men with pickaxe ,
Descending the hill !
Then cease thy dull music,
And hushed be thy cry,
IIa ! reptile ho ! bull frg,
They've doomed thee to dio !"
This was illustrated with a few remarks connected
with the incident on which the song is founded. At
in close, the whole assembly arose and gave three
cd several timed during the sinking of the piece, scv- j
iremcnuous cto.iks, a in imu r i io'' i
cral of the older frug stickers of the club, imitating .
the teculiar dialect common to these denizens uf mill
pondi and swamps, and more than once our ears
were saluted with "turn 'cm out," "bloody-nuuus,"
"two-foot deep' "butter-u bu-hu," &,c.
A "Cantata." "The Maniac" was next sung, a!- :
tcr having been illustrated with the following re-
mirks: "Some years since a gentleman of fortune :
was induced to enter a fashionable hotel, by the soli-j
citation of some friends, and imbibe the spirituous j
compound. The more the unfortunate gontleman j
poured down, the mora he desired, until the landlord :
was finally obliged to refuse his application for drink, j
lest he niicht become what is vulgarly called uitoxi- ;
catcd, by the too frequent use of the sarin?. This
occurrence gave rie to the fallowing stanzas :
Stay, landlord, stay, anJ gie, I pray,
Another glass of punch t j me,
For oh, although I am not corned,
Full well I know I soon shall be.
He quits the bar he lxks the door
Ah ! would this day had never dawned
I cannot get another glass,
.Hthoush not corned although not corned J"
This was loudly encored, and appeared t tickle
Ihe fancy of the majority of the assembly very much ;
at nny rate, lucre ueiii aa lnionnisMou uoiore uu?
kit t ..
second part caine on, ail nanus auj.Mirneu to a restau-;
ill I I I . .
rant close oy, u na in.ir mh?wus, na rt-lvu
their spirits. Ihe company soon assembled, and the
concert proceeded.
TART SECOND.
Sonj, 'The Old India Rubber Siioe," sung by
Senor Trombone, who prefaced it with tlie informa- ;
tion that it had been sung in the preence t.f over
three tJionsand blacks, who loudly encored it, and
compelled him to repeat it. Wc have not time nor
space to write it out, or we would do so, as it Could
be highly interesting.
Song "The .Dandalcon (Irccn," Wordi by the
Iiird of Baltimore.
4Datnty flower with head of gold.
Creeping oVr the cow-pastures old ;
springing from a verdant nciou,
A rare old plant is the dandalcon."
A good piece, and well sung by the society.
Cantati "Tue Drunken S.v," written expressly
for Senor Snullle, by a mrrnhcr of the 'Ainerico
Loafero Society ;" proof positive of the talent collect
ed in one cranium. Senor Snullle prefaced it with
the following remarks:
"Never shall I f rgct the sensations I experienced
upon looking on this unfortunate animal. They had
been feeding him upon that inebriating article of
food, rum -cherries and his truly melancholy situa
tion filled the beholder with sentiments of solemnity
nnd pity."
The circumstance gave rise to the following can
tata :
And he staggered ahout thtt olden tye,
Tbpi?it of rutn-cheiries dimtning hi eye,
While the night wind whistled a mournful sound,
And the littl pi?s grunted in sympathy round.
Hrk ! hark ! the pail creeks list gaiti ! -it h oVr.
And the porker reels onward the clock strikes f.ur !
This niece, like "the maniac," was most rapturous
ly applauded, and more than one swore that it was
inimitable, while other grunted the sympatttie re-
sponse to its melancholy notes.
Sun "The Old Toddy Stick.9
'For full two season at the bar,
le mixed ockuil and punch.
And many a liquor he'ped to foam.
At evening lounge aud morning lunch."
An excellent song, and received with great tela I :
Son" The Old" IJell Crowded Hat," . by Senor
Snutll!:, tlie whole society join in the chorus.
Indiaiinpolis, July !:,
"I Lve it, I love it, and who xliall frown,
Ilocause 1 etill sport tint old bell crown !
What though the sugtr-lo if now the rx.
And brimmer of late are selling hut low 1
I'll stick to the old one in njiite ot the town,
Fol I love it, I love it, thit o!d bell-crown."
The regular programme hiving been r m through
with, nt the earnest solicitation and tin mini u de
sire of the audience, a member su.ig tlic fallowing
lyric, to the m si deafening applause :
Aiu "O;? in th: Slily Night."
'Oft in the stilly niht.
When cat g out a courting,
I turn from If fi to riht,
Like wine sea-monster snorting.
The barking h)gs. the croaking frog,
The iiii.y cricket Hinein.
Sweet sleep destroy the. r miJdeuin ruis.,
slill in my ear is inging.
Oft iu the, tic
When I remembered how.
The bed-bugs g illop'd o'er riv,
Cold sweat creep- o'er my brow.
And phantoms dance before nie.
I feel like o.ie wli se h pe arc g no,
Whose pusi.n owns no bridle.
My noJJlo edits when daylight break::,
I feel cjuite suicida! !
Ofi iu the, &c.
At the close of this, the assembly liroke o; in a
most athnini'e confusion, each wending his way to
the neare-t 'cochtail nnnulactory," to drink long
life and health t tlic members of the "Americo float
en) Sxicty," which toast we most cheerfully drink,
bcHct'trvr thot when it may become extinct, "we shall
never ioufc upon ifs like again."
We learn they propose giving another concert
S'.o:i, to which we have an invitation, and of which
we shall avail ourselves, and report all that may
transpire worthy of our pen.
Sopliy ami the " 1-Vllcrs."
Every body knows that the West is a great place
for getting married in, and it is pleasant to know that j
the fair ones are just as well satisfied with their con-1
ditious afterwards. We don't know who Clarinda' j
is, or how or where her letter first became public, but j
here it is : j
Hoi lensu.u k (Jkove, Illinois, HOO &. 11.
Dear Sophy : I got here two weeks :'g and here !
I shall eertaiuly sjend my days. Air. (iarrism that j
came out with me left me 'it Miikoo, and I was glad
pt it, for I never did see a fellow slick to a gal as he
did to me, aud it war.i't for no'.hin' neither ; but he
didn't talk of marry in me, but was just hangin'
round me, but I told him to keep his distance; that's j
the way to use the fellers. I've a notion that hees in j
a fix with a gal down in Kaintuck ; any how, I l
wouldn't look nt him now, for I have had live fel'ers
to speak to me since 1 come here and another wants
to cum, but 1 give him the bugs. One of my sparks i
has got three quarter seesh .ns and hous, is six foot !
tall, and four yoke of oxen, and is a widower, and '
v-nnN to marry me next week, but 1 shall wait a little
and see if I can do enny better, for between us, wid- !
dorers are so ipieer and talk right up so, they always j
frittn me, but bom turnover I spjse they don't mean
more than other men. This country h very large
and s is the men and prarys thev ry is rolling but !
I don't sec but they are as VV, ns any other place, j
Meeting ; ? Fearco here and wheat don't fetch but "2 j
and 0; hay and potatoes they almost give away, and j
s
;ch lotsot children ; the unfeeling mothers lecd their
hahyi on pork nnd Ht;itoes on account of milk Hick-
ncss in tins country, a puny way to grow uauys i
guess you'll think
Now yon must, come nut, 1 know you'll make yenr
fort in hero.- .f im sez there's one gal on the hill of
lug prnry v. itli golden hair like yourn, and she got an
ciivr every tlay in me wrci; ainr sue got norc. itw
she's got a husband, a nice house and farm and a pair ;
of twins. Von can't help liking the com try; tell!
Amy if sh:'ll come here she wont have to keep a
wishing , and h.kin fur the fellers as wc used to in I
West bro k, but here t'ieyr rite arkr you before you j
think of it. Tell mother I hope she'll come to ee ;
me as so m as I gc-t to hw: keepiirnnd if she thinks
on it sue may oring mem nine red sock in tlie till ol
my chest. When von cuinc ho sure nnd go with the
jsteaml-oat (Mieespeck, (Captain Disly, at llull'.lo, he is
i tlie nicest man on the water, and was so good to us
i all. I almost luv him if he is a married man. (jive
I niv luv to Jane, and ak her how her and Uill gets on,
, aud if hees p ippe! the question yet. She may have
I him lor all me, 1 can do better. I can pick my likins
among the fellers here. Nobody can help likin this
country. No more from ) our lovino Cousin till dcth.
' CL All INDA.
The First Glass of Sjrin.
A very 'green' eanaller Muntcrtd into our friend
J H
i((1,rkiM..ri S(!a r,Mjm ytsU.r(i,Vf nni aftvr ..a.ing
nlxnit si few i
minutes, ilurm" which time his eyes took
a:i inventory of the stock, made known want.
Keep small beer here !'
No, sir.'
lie looked surprised and starte out. Presently he
made his apj. -arance again
Hlot soda water, 'sp"sc, haven't you V
V es, sir.'
4 Wi 11, I'M tnko a glr.s of it how much is it !'
Six-pence :i glas.'.
.N.c-pence a ghs ! It's am iz.in Var stiitf, but
I'll go it. I'm away from hum now, and ain't afraid
to launch out .
What syrup will you take !'
'Syrup ! "l axd lor soda ; I don't want none of your
syrup, as I knows on.
Well, I know, but will von have lemon r.r sarsa
pariUa?' cec here, you. 1 don't want none of your root beer;
I'm arter soda now, nothin Ise.
The soda, was poured oaf, sparkling and fairing,
and was taken oil at a glass and paid for. Present
ly the livelv gas rushed upward through the nostriN
of the advent urou.? experimenter, causing his olfacto-
ries to tingle, and bringing t ars into Ins eyes.
(Josh all scis-ors !' he cxelafmed, 'the darned stulf
s got mazin' head of steam on, nulf to send me up
the canawl clean to road Hippie, and he vanUhed.
To Makiiv on not to Mahkv. A gay young bach
elor, Count ue M , who lived at his chatteau in
jovial style, having paid somewhat marked attention'
to a fair neighbor, her mother insisted on his stating
explicitly, whether he would marry her or n"t. He
resolved to let chance govern his decision. He wrote
two letters one of acceptance, the other of refusal.
He put them in a hat, and summoned a servant.
V Take one of these letters," said he, 44 and carry
it to the Chateau de ."
44 Which letter, sir !"
44 Whichever you please."
The servant selected a letter the Count burned the
other without opening it. The chateau was ten
leagues ofT, and it would take the servant four and
twenty hours to go there nnd return. Twenty-four
hours must el ipse before tho Count should learn his
fite. At length it was decided ; the servant had car
ried the letter of acceptance, and the Count noon be
came the happiest Benedict 111 his department.
SE MI-WEEKLY.
Oah Mi.v; an 1 1 ii ltEr j in Kextuckv. The Cincin
nati Commercial U 11 the following story: " Ab-Mit
two months since a novel cireumtance tok place a
few miles back of Covington in the State of Kentucky,
the parlies having numerous wealthy acquaintances
in this city, to whom the story has been told by our
friend Lacy of the Newport Chandelier, (which paper
will soon be forthcoming,) he having learned it while
on a tour in the practice of law at the late sitting of
the couit iu that State. ( , , i
It appears that a very ri'di old widow lady, by the
name of M , had an only daughter, who was n
mot beautiful creature, nnd could have commanded
the hand of the proudest of Kt ai tuck's sons, but she,
strange U say, loved a little gentleman tailor by the
uamj of 1) , who had been so fortunate as to
wo her without her mother's knowledge. At leii'Mh
the fact came to the parent's cars, nnd be forbade
young 1'. her house. A few weeks fter, the old lady
h id occasion to be absent one evening till a late hour.
Uf coarse the lovers did not let slip such an opportu
nity of spending the evening together, ami when they
heard Mrs. .M. returning, the lover not being able to
escape, was put safely into a large closet.
On the entrance of Mrs. JI., she, having had a
hint from a faithful t'ervant, u ade bolt1 to question
her daughter about the presence of her lover, d .clir
ing that he had not gone out of the house. Tins the
dams..-! stoutly denied, but her mamma would not be
lieve her, and ns a terrible punishment, ordered her
to be lucked up in the dark closet, there to remain till
broad day light ! On her opening the closet door next
m rning, JNirs. ."M.,was thunderstruck to beheld her
daughter asleep in the young tailor's nrms ! It is
needless to add that the mother no longer opposed their
union, and on that very day the blushing girl was
touted to her honorable lover, and they are now en
joying all the blisses and kisses of their romantic
honey-moon.
Amhkicanism. It would seem from nn. article on
the Ksthcisof Dress; in the last IInckwoo , that 'the
fastidious, amorg the well dressed Islanders have
discovered or invented two new American peculiarities
that of having pockets in their trousers, aud cf
usiiig their pocket handkerchiefs. .
On the tirst point the oracle says: One ennon,
however, slu.uld be laid down as to the cut of the
trowscrs no ockets should be..-1 derated on any
account whatever: they make a ma;: look .' a Yanh:c.
On the second point we have this dictum : Always
use white, and the finest cambric pocket handcrchiefs ;
you can then neither take snulf mir avoid using a
considerable number; do not regret the expense, the
ludtcs will rervard you with their approbation, and
y't c i.inot be. mistaken tor an Auurican .''
I'isk &. Hu e, merchants of Boston, failed alK?ift
two vcarsa"ofor Äli) 1, K , and settled with tiieir
creditors by paying fvi per cent. They have since
been successful in business, nnd have paid the balance
of their dtbts, principal and interest.
Ticc lot Ofliccs for Hiebst;!: .Sentinel.
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Father Matthew verms Father Mai.thls.
Ann Dunn, the teetotal wife of uu itinerant and tee
total fiddler, was put to bed in Manchester, a short
time ago of her twenty-second child ! When the
midwife handed it to oor papa, the fiddler facetious
ly exclaimed, "What, the pledge again ! how often
must I take it !"
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( lines V('il:)sit.iys and S iturdaii -Uamvillr,
III. AnivtTutdayu, Tlr.irstlay und Satur
day ... .
t'lnsfson Sundays, Turs ay aud Thursday
LtrirtTTt: vi) Mmim Airivt-it Suluiday -
t 1wm-9 Wednesdays - - - -
Nor.nunM via Fjzitjrl Ar rives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays .......
t'loiw Mtmday, VrdneiIays and Fridays
Cteemtiixe, (J. via H uuUtAcr Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturday
Clos-. Siindiivs nd Thursdays -PA.MDLKTUM
Armes, Wrdnexdays -
Cltifljs Wtdnend:is .
7 1". .M.
9 P.
3 r.
7 A.
n p.
r. e.
8 I.
7 P.
10 P.
7 V.
4 P.
7 A.
r. p.
7 P.
r. v.
7 A.
5 P.
7 A.
M.
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C P. M.
7 P. M.
7 P. M
7 P M,
Indiamipoh, Ap il I, I"?I5. SAMt'F.L HF-XDERFOX, I
- ' ' i
M.
I'layin Visiting, nnd IU:uiU. arts.
KJ. COCK, of the lirm ul f'Jy,Smi'h $ CW,(r Oie part sis
years manufacturer of ihr reMiratrd HarCrtt Cards, vmld in
f.trni the jKitdic uud the patnuis id" the old estahliMiinent, X. 71,
Fulton street, w here he has altvay iK-eii iiihyed, tliit f!ri rfiiitiniif
thf iii.inurrtiif i nf Ihe varieties of Flay inj. Viit inj, nnd lllank
C.irdi henlt.fore furii'thed h the eatahlihiueitt; und Hut orders r
l!variiiim kinds v:! I f.nOifullv nnd iriniitly execiUfd. nn aipli
raiinn tu Itiitmde fun, Mennr:. Illy &. I.alliam. Nn. 71, Fil'n st.,
at Ihe follow ihr prut, usual discuuut oir lvcash,or tutliiM ho
Imy tit m-II again viz:
I-.atrs of tflar, Chair ad It ave, Uianumd, Marl.leand. White
llat'kn.
l )er iru!s.
Many VIII. do
Ief alius,
Kliüler,
Merry Andrew?,
Ihchl.oiders, Xu. I,
Maraud M.tible Hark,
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F-r.ri.ic'Itd, tvur;f, raid Pearl surf-s Catd., as per tli
hcatr. : '
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rinluiffH-il en iint-llrd inN, üiitrd ami plain, Ix autifulfy p'hhed,
with eiegaul dr-dm as lNirli-rs.
Small t.Iankj, (plaj 1115 .No. 1,
no i,
Larce do ,
to 9,
iJoii'.'le si.c id smal', 1,
do 2,
loiWe sio of Iari, l,
do 2,
AUo, nil the sir."s of every n.li.r loorler.
$15 per cross.
1.
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iIht sizes cut toordcrir any l the forejoincq'ialilics.
VNmN CurtL of v irion siies made to order.
äcliJ tMtrilt red Card, do
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Kii.itiiHIt d sheets cnp-nite, and 20 Uy 2 1 iachei.
I viry Surface, lio ti t
IVart, do do
filar. k Sheets, do do
A No, Kailroad and SieamSmt Tickets made to order, of nny Cil.r,
01 i f litr.-reiil inlr, a d-ir-il.
'riiefulrril. er invite all Kditurnin the IT. Slates an? rr,nada, w ho
nre ili-M.s-d to take ilieir pay in I'nrds, anil who will rr.J liini a rpy
nf Itieir pa; er containing thiü ad verlist-jiu nt, to insert it lor tlirre
inoiilha. GHO. COOK.
AVir York, Jiprd id. M
STTVK AA!) l.UIMMtTA.M' SC f r)OL
HOOKS.
To T:rlierv, "ninu, rrim ipnls :iud
C'oiiIi-IIii St-iiocl, Acaclemirs :iiil
B I 'SC 1 1 K It VAU'. P.U'S f lr,t I!,,, U f .Yutural f.-y. A e., A c.,
JEL ndapteii Iroin IIik Works, of M line KdwarJi a.id ..t'omle;
T p.ircil .r llie iie of St liort-i'niol ('oltepeü :
' I. Menu iilst f .Inutility und J'liytoh;yt I vol., with 4. engravinjs.
I'llth edit 1. hi.
2. KUmmt t i-f .Viimmaloy. The Natiiraillii4ory of (luadrupd. 1
vol., i ilo 7" Miiavma". erond edition.
3. Eirmtnlsvf Vrmlh,4oi.'y. 'flic Nalui.il Ilu-lory ofhilds. 1 vol.,
1M1 Fl engr;i mc- .S'erood e!tiii.
1. fjrir.'ntj vf lLt''lil i!i und tf Ifhtkynlofif. The Naic.ru! flisto
ry of K-j tilts and i'ilics. J vol , mill Oi enuravues.
tJniifuU vf Cvnfhitlojy. The Ni.luial llititoiy ef Shells and
Mollu-T.i. I vol , with I II t-njiravuic.
fi. FJrments vf FMUnitulogif. J he Natural History or Insects. I vol.
with 'l ciigrauiigs.
7. f'lun'iitA it Bf"ny. Tlie Natural History of riant. 1 Vol.,
with I! I licit t-(igr.i 111.
t. FJrmiiiUi'f Ciolory. The Nal:?nl History of the r.arlh'n Stn c
tur. I vol., ith over 20 ) enpravinci.
i:a li lNMk 1 I Iii; M-ne ix tiniiph le in itwlf, and In a full i:t.i
ly npp udid. Tlie illuMratmna are numerous and bean tl fully exrcul-
ed.
No I'.l. niciit iry Work Ih itwe are nciain:et v itti, on tliew de
liplitlut FliidN-H, x ill le f.iiiud no fiift-rfjle lor pi hools aud coMese as
tir-" excellent little wmk, Mliirli i:ie nt once coinprrlienwive and
rmicioe, iiinl exhibit ccn?ider.ilile stientnic knowledge and juJgiin-i.'t
111 tiieir execution.
The M-rics has been ndoptcd in sewral of our Collet's and TuMic
SrliiMils with uiiijiialilied i-atil n twtii. One ailinir itjle lent lire, nmoiiü
olli r, Im h rh;ifocl ri.- llie l., is their ir-i;.n uity and ciin
.med arr.nierve it, couilnnina a va-fifümom f ii.f.irni u'ii in it:
Hin:il!r.-4 rou. u-i.s, 1 iniMle ol iuii.i : t : r iustmrlMHi n'nte opto tin
I rr oax 1115 and ion' i.nniiii.iii i-piiit of Ihe life; nUovellter roil
MilutiiiK llie innt eoinolele m-rie of KU-iim nl.iry oriM 011 1 1 !-. Soli
j Is, lli.U have y I apjx-ared in llie Knloli language." All Teach
its are uirttcul.il lv mi tested to examine them.
I'nliliKlied l y tai'jj-1 l.lliHt, l'liil uii lpliia, and for ea'e x hd ali
and retail, t.y l'.Jt. 1.VIS, I ndi.in:ii.n.. II
s;xiJc; ovv at cost.
VflU' llie tune lo fjel llie preat. si Ii iiir in ever (o-red. As Ihe
iM lime i la.-l approa luui x hen the üuls riler will jo ea.-i waid
for new rimkI, he purposes -lliiij;ofr Ins present dock r.t cost. The
ChmI are II of Ihu sjifinR and HiuiifKer's Miicli'a?es ; II new nnd
laslnotia' le. The sIh k ronsist in p !l f pld ::d mlvt r Jever mid
rotiiiuoti xxatrhes ; cold fob and guard 1 hams, necklace, hiaceHs,
h.iiraud r 11 tl' pins, breast pins, filie r rings, silver iiriows or dirts,
-arl nnd fliell caol ca-, smiir and l!wco loe, cipar mm, P'td,
Kilver, tierinaii tilver,niil Meel speck andspeek cams, gold and
silver nril ca-es, piano muic, nil kinds of ert nineties , looll and
h.nr l.rushes, pumtn ai.rf N kl iKH.ks, llules, wa'kmc cane, xvood
Mud I rax rlorku, m- of all kiinl ; at., all kind f line ii
knive, h issnr, N-c, äc. Itcside a thousand otln-r little iioImmis loo
iiuineioiis to ineiJioii. The ilove pds, or any and nil llie imii..iii
in the hme, will !e sold at ctis-l. (Silver w;.re excepted.) 1 am d
U-miuied n4 lo kerp R. ds on hand hns 1 I a lime, so a lo pel oit 04
fashion, but keep the imiUl xtfl tüpplied at all times with the new
est nnd latent rtyle. Tlie public are invited to call and see tvhal can
I had in the way of Ivue &in at W. If. TALUOTT'S Jcw.!ry St-oe
opMle Waliinton Hall.
ON Wednesday, Thnrday, or Friday hi, a l-ather wallet.ron
lainintc nout louiteeii dlliM ; onen five .loll.11 lull nn.l anothci
a one dollar hill, the one on the Hank of t'tii a, N. Y.,lhe her on Ihe
Itank of riainfield, N. J-, on Ihe liuk of IxMli of w Iii h Ihe wrT
Vio" wn written. I he re.t w Indiana UaiiK paper, mum it poi
all one dollar notes. Some scraps ot newspaper wete nlsi in th- xvsil
let... One hide of the xvafiet xvar.nrked "S iJ." A suitable reward
v ill lie eiven for a return of tie cume to tlie su' scriher.
3vv J A.Mivi J2i.,lONL.
3I0 KM :' It OOTS.
" UST reeeiveil at ihe FnnhionaMe Pal A. Shoe Store,
9 f, cases Gent. Moiorci lit latest sptinj: stj le.
0 'alf
" 41 Seal
4
I
Very low fts cash.
s. v. Fii ttrr.
WATI!I;
I.V Uinds of cmin:i7 produce i.l the stuie f
SMttll S( ll.1X.Wi.
I.OO Ii AHOlhM!
7 E want to huy än.tH.O I' s. Itaron. for which the iiljrhrM
10 i-en will Le paid hy SMITH &. II.WNA. '
Cordinl, Vinc sutct ..I'iut-snr.
riMVO Firrels fupeiier oYd Mala- Wire. 20 W.I cider Vine-ar
mad- emresftlv lor this market ly tlie nunscrinrr; troruni
lb', nt HhOOKKlA"
WIIKAT-'WANTEW.
NO only 60 lbs lo the lu.hol reiiuiied at tle . .... .
L H bMlTIl IIAN.NA.
Volume I::::::::::Niiml)cr 15.
avy ixi:r:r am ix:sl roic isig.
NVV Ir.PXRTMrNT,
BptCa'4 of PioViiui)s aiat Clothing,
June 2G, IS 15.
Scaled proposals, end-med Piopofali fur lk-ef,"and "Pro
p sals foi Toik." as ihe ease may le. will heicreied at
this office until 3 o'clock, p m.,on Mm diy, Ihe 11th day if
August next, fr fii niohin and delivering, fiee of all cost
and riik to Ihe United State
Five thousand seven hir'ndied bauet of nax;y Leef, anJ
live thousand seien hundu d i'anc Is of navyorkr
i oiiidiii !. iiit -s- u J .l,p,urTS
net wrilit of beef or poilr, n i xnm of wi itil in ei'hcr
ai tide will Le paid for. Tobe i!i livc;cJ at ll.c iepeclic
navy y aid, as follows :
P.M. t.r cf IIMs noik.
At Chail'S'own. Mass.,
At HroilUn . V.,
l!o() 19'JO
i;ko uüo
1 (H) 0o0
At (lo'pit, 'a.,
Ä700 5 TOO
Said beef and poik mu-t bo dclivi ic.1, one-half liivvccn
the firt day of January, ISIG, and the 1 1 ist day of Apiil,
1 840 J and t!:c other l;al bi Jxvrrn the 1 j h J iyof Apiil,
1S4C, and Ihe 1 3th nay cf June. HIG, unless eailicr delive
lie should he ipijtiited l-y the chief of this hureui. Otitis
must he made for caih half sep.iutdv and distinctly that
i, for the hi f deli veiaMo hi'lvxti-ii tho lt of Januaiy 'and
ltof Apiil, aid foi tlic htlf delivoiahte l(t.fcn Ii. e l"th
of Apiil and 1 3th of June, 1S1G. pay rncnt for the fut lialf
to he made xf.il bin tliir'y days after reliveiy; and foi the
second ha'f i : Ihiily days after the lä.h of Jui.e,' 1K1G.
The l.fef rp.ii.t he fiom xvell filteoi d cattle, vlaujihlored
hetxx'een the lirst day of N"ov int' r,'!Sl3, and Ihe lnt day
of Fehrujiy, IS JG, ai;d weiche g not less than six bundled
pounds, net weight, rath. Ihe let's and lejr lands of Ihe
hi'i l quarters, und tiv shin and slouher elds, and at least
eight pound fiom the imk et'd of eacli fie quiitor, or the
part marked 1, 2, and 3, on Ihe dräwiii! ot delineation
of Ihe fore and hind rjuaiteis -f an ox, which will he at
tached t and fi'iir. a pai t of the contiact, mut be wholly
excluded fn tn each tai rel and half tanel, and the reinain
di rof the caicass must Lc cut in pieces of not less thin
eight pouivt" rsrh.
The porx mut he packed fiou eorn-fed, xvi 11 fattened
lue, Mauxhtcifd between the fat day of November, IS 13.
and the firt day of Februai v. Is IG, and we ighing not less
than two hnh 'red pounds each, excluding the head, j lcs.
neck, s iouldeis, harn, leg, feel, and laid, and all lefuse
pieces; and mut Lc tut in pieces weighing not less than fix
pounds ach.
lioth the beef and poik must he salted wi:h at least one
statute LusIkI of Tuik's Maud, Isle t-f May.pr St Übe'
salt ; and he t e f mut have five ounces of tT.iC pulveiizr J
saltpetre t each h tm I, excluixe of a pickle, to Le made
fiom fiesh water, a strong a salt will make it.
One-fourth the quantity of beef, and one-fout'.h tr.e quin
lity of potk must be pact id in half Lant-I: and contain one
hundred pound? net n i ilit of ach as the cae may bC; arI
in estim iting the piice, two half Linel ate to be con.-ldcied
as one bit rel.
The batrels and hnlf bnriels mut be made of the best sea
soned white oak, or xxhitc ash staves and heading; if the
former, to be not les than t!it;e-f.Hoth of a i inch thick ;
If cT the lattn, to be net les t:-.n one inch thick f.r b riels,
at:d thiee-lninths of a:i inch thick for half Lanels, and to Le
hooped it least llirec-fuui ttis over with the best white oak
or hickoiy h op.
Kach tianel and half Lir:cl must Lc rinded on i's head
"Navy m-ef," or 'Navy I'o.k,". a, ihe case may be, with
the contiactoi's name and the je?r whin packed.
The bef and poik will he inspected by the inspecting of.
ficer of the tpettlve navy-jaid afoiesa!!, and by sonie
'sworn inspertor cf salted provii iti,' who xvill be electcd
by ihe ieptctive corr.inat.d:ni oHi-rr; but their charges
for such iiispecti-in must be paid by the re spective eontiac
tois, xvtio mul likewie hve the bauds put in god ilip
pin order to the satifa?titrn of the n'mrnandants of Ihe re
spective navy-yaid afoiesaid, after inspection, and at their
o x n rxpotiM'.
Hid h is must rpCclN' ther pi Ire sepiratcly and distinct
ly, in sepaiate oileis for tlie beef an I fjr the poik. and of
each of the places of d.livcry, covering all expenses and
charge.
The depnitment reserve to i'self the light ti reject all
ofTers fio n persons who hxe hcrefofoie failed to fultil their
coatiact. "
Hon! i:i one-thir l the amount of the respective contract
will be pquiied, and ten per centum in addition will be
xx i:hhe!d from the amount of each payment to le made, as
e dlateial ecuiity foi the due and faithful peifonmnce of
tht ir respective cont;acts, which xvill on no necounl be paid
until the io tracts are conn lied with in' all lespects, and is
to be foifcitt d t the United S ates in the event t f f .iluie to
complete the deliveries xvilhiti ' tho pic?cribcd peii ds. And
in ca'c cf failute t n li e pait .f Ihe c .ntractor 'o deliver the
afonsaid beef and poik xvithin the time specified, the chief
r . i D... . r . ... : .1 r-ii.;..,. .i,.,ii hit', tlio
Li nie I.I.1..U ' nuu.im -w v.vt
iijiiu io tu, -I pmiiij.es it. o- i.i-Mi. .Ml..., .' lof this Mite, in HHitnf expedUM.ii; rrathiiis Madison from Indian-
cies.ard any excess f co-t shall lc chatged to and paid by ' apolisin 12 h-mr. ras-nzer can tie auied of an imnxdiste con
the cuiitiartot. l'axment xvill. te made 1-3' tlie t'nited N ik.m w nh the stramtMKiu, eiltwr f l'in innati of louixille,s ar-
Stale at Ihe peiioj above specified, (excepting the ten per
centum to be w i I. held until the completion of ihe contiacts
as hi fare st ite-l.) f'er the said beef and poik shall have been
ini rcted ami ireeiveil, and tiills foi the simc shatl have
been preset ted ti itie invy a.'eot reflectively, duly ap
pioved by the c.irrf'rmn I mis of Ihe iepective navy-yards,
according to the term" of the rontiaets.
The pait of the beef tu be rxclu led will be particulaily
designated it. the engiaxinj; lo be attached to the contracts.
I'eisons uitcicsted can obtain them on application at thi
ohVe.
Bidder n t heiet .f.ie e .ntiactors aie iepiire 1 to accom-
I. ,.r nl.il.lt' Imriithtu C'tlli
piny meir Pm,;.s.. r j . . ... -
.i. r i it-n.ii, locni.iisiiiilit v must be
iiieii-i'ii' oi uu ii iihiii', iiv.il ! - j
certified by Ihe Uhit d Stafes diliirt attorney, navy atfeot,
oroino thci per.'oii well kuoxvu to Ihe liaveuuncnt ; ollitr-
xx ise tin ir i to: os.ils xx ill not l e ae'ed up in.
Hid lets xxlioe p op .sals are accepted (and noneotm rl xx m
1 ,u ll" " -rl'"r . . X .
f . .
be foithxvilh i.ot.ti.d Uo reoi ; and th ee day s ov. r ami
lite ordinary lime ICipiIHa tor ire regular uai amis i.o oi
Ihe miil xxill be allowed IV-r Hum t. signify their icadineos
t enter into C ntiait; and t?n d i.x s over anl aboxe Ihe
orditniy lime itipiiicl f i t!.e icgu!ar t:i:isnusion tf the
mail xvill ! allowed f.r the exeen'icti an I leturn of a c.n
tiait and bond; at the cxpiiatim of which period, if no
answer be teceivi d. oi contract and bond retim ed, Ihe supply
will be ollVred to t-e next luct boi ler, aeeoiding it. 'aw.
Tobe i uMi h. d once a week until the 1 1 'h ly of Au
gust next, in the tfni n, Co-titutl n. and Intelligent-, i, t'.
C.; Kepubln-aii, It.iltimoie ; F.venini VK Morning Nexx-,
and Journa) vf Cointneice, N.-xv Voik ; rennylvatiian and
It-y s'otie, ! hit id. Iphii ; MoMinii l'o-t an' I, fifnes, Horton ;
N. II. Pa-ii I, t one, id; C.-i Aior. r o.ua. ti, .aic;
K'opiiiei, Kiehmond, Na; loa on, Nollolk, V a.; i.mj'iiiei ,
Cioi intati, Oi.i ; Stilt suivn, ( .linnim, I hin ; Lnion, .ati-
ville, Teno ; Kegi-ter, S; rm-li 1 1. Ill; Pemociat. Ihnao,
III.; Tiee Pu-, Ih tKut, Mnh ; State Sentinl, lnd anap Ii,
l.i : Miss.uiiin, St I.ouis, Mo.; Democrat, l.ouisx ille, Ky.;
an t (Jaztf'e. Lexinsion, Ky.
I'r-rli?toi of the aboxe papeis ate irqnested to sent! a
copy of llien uspcttive paj eis containing the adveituement
to this Ixnea.i. x"- ii.
r 1 1 K undersigned xvnl --II at piivate sale llie Mloxvin; projierty, to
1 ml:
(ne h'ri'iw and lot on Indiana st '! .
One hoii.-H and Ui n VVahinU.n '.re( . ;
lue lot oil West t-t .eel ; .... .
The M: tiiiin4h utahle and proiind on xxlnrh it la loraled
bit aires of land on llie Noble-ville St ate io.nl, 5 miles from InJ.an
HMllis.
AH wi'l l so itl on ine nMM ieaw.ua "
7-:tw
joiiN l.isrr.R.
Take Cart ol" your Itnicy.
UltMI.Y do xv- hen.r of jwr-Moi Wtvz roMxd fall Hicir money
JJ'andclullmig through lint in glen of.P'iuhasiiig a U'd Trunk
thai xxill ke . Ihur prowrty wile xvli o-"ley are imnii hiiu a ru.
WiKibl it in Im Itelter ..r ll.eni to can i j. j. iu..i nu frx
Trunk thai xx ill kie.i all t.ae than to l-e daily rohN-d in Midi a xxay ;
He liwi.il h ind a mmI aoit.nent of Trunks which he xvill sell cheap
for ca-.li or itu, -roved H ole. We xv.nild advise )ti lo give him a call
ul his shop episr:le the IW Oilice.
. a wak, roit saii;."
V5tiD-Jd h and M lhe xx sjori a oniamcss fof sale, cheap ft
ra,!i .r produce at SMI HI 9jU.VX.tS. 7
TiiuTrEit a. siuxnrs,
Jjjl'JR 3 'e by W. b. HUmtAKH, No. Pa'mrr House.
"Just iu-:c:i:ivi:n,
LAr.GH lolof Hats,lWs,andShK-s,of all sizeci, for sale low
,. V. i.. II ANN V.
S Sä.
by
lVMlhV l iac Hid sml Tits
HIIS day receivetl al Ilm r asii o.Mtuie cuoe a. n.u .-u.re nu i.
K ile low at wholesale .Hid lelail.
J. K. SIIAKI'i:
oi.i i: oil..
roTTLEfOlixe til,ol supeiit.r quality which makesan
t P excelleiiisalad.jiistieceixcd fn.m'llie ltiiHHter,andlors.ile
hv theubsrriUer. CHAKI.ES MAYER, Fst Palmer House.
A q.iaiiliiy of Uo e hr sale cheap at the Senliuel Othce.
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
an a measure.
A simple and frugal Government, confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
A strict construction of the Constitution, and no a,
sumption of doubtful powers.
No National JJank to iwiudlc the laboring popula
tion. No connection between the government and bunks.
A Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
ly rijrht and submitting to nothing wnmi;.
No public debt, cither by the tloiierafliovcrnmcnt,
or by the States, except for objects of urgent neces
sity. No assumption by ti e General Government of tho
debts of the Slate, either directly or indirectly, by a
distribution of tlie proceeds of the public hinds.
A Kcvenuc tanlf, discriminating iu favor of the
pM.r consumer instead of ti c rich capitalist.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the Slates.
A constitutional burritr against improvident Statt
lo.nnx.
The h nest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
A gradual return from a apcr credit system.
No grants of exchiic charters and privileges, by
special legislation, to banks.
No connexion between Church and Slate.
No proscription f r honest opinions.
Fostering aid t public education.
A "progressive" reformation of all abuses.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
IMI . irons II IC II M IIOOI,.
ON the I 'th of June xxill he opened llie Fust frssion of llie -unnyolt
lli'k &.hool, at tlte Council Cliaiubcr, i.oitli side of tl
UovcriKir'ii i'ircle.
'J'lie 'I iusteed, anxious to etatlh n pernnnent school of ahiffh
orJer, have pro uud tlie m-ivh of Mr. JIIN C. McKINM.V,
foCiucily u tioUnsiiifltt! Ttarltr-r in II arriwlKirf, Tenits) -Tvanta, and
more rec-ntly Abutanl GcoU giatol the CroU-fical tuixeyof Term
sjlvnni.i.. '1 lie Trustee think it due to Parent snd Guardians to lay before
them HiMiie of the te timonuU xx Iikh thej have received of Mt. Mc
Klnnee St.-.tidiiift a Teiilwr :
VI'. li.Jiios,' .SrrMirjr Jt( and Sptr,trdtnt vf C-m-M.v
Sf 'nH'l.t attj uore (jortrnor vf rcHK-y'tama.
-t have been intimately a;iiiii'rt with Mr McKinney f many
j'C.fs. . He his the ieput.i'on ofU In- tl thorough KhJar. Iiilhsj
..l !r.ll S( Irin rs Mli.l Matli lli i!l : ?e M distifiguilied. Ifiref.irdlo
li.s iiir;il tli;n,n ter, it li.s uUag cIoimI I: ijjtt iu tlie esSmuliKiiuf
tlmx' lio kii w Ii mi. Ke.-ervel in liu manners, amiable tihd kind
tu his f. inper, erevetiri2 and induetriuos in I. is h;i?.!N, a snitleoisn
and a st liol.tr, 1 let I assaird that he Mo'.ld be ai sciuiuioii to any
tat rary I lis ilutioii."
Frvm tltc lUt. Dr. Dr. Witt, Iforri.f urg, rennty'tania.
"Willi .Mr. M Kinney have K-en Utnz acquainted, lie taucM In
the Ac. nit ni) ht-ie xx hen one of my S..n tvti a scholar; mid I know
that, s an int turti.r. hut few aie erpisl tr lnu He Was one of the
company Rt-le !! for the ;..!. .i al rMiixey ol the Ma'- ; ai J I ll.iok.
ciuitiiiueil xvitti tint comp my tui 1114 llie whole procres of the Pur
vey. M iinpio.ioiiM aie, thai his m rvites as a stuntific feiiileiiiaH,
wt rchilily appiecialeil, Ix.ih !' 1'rnteiir Kerfi,lhe im ipul of
lli.it -nop:iiiy; nod the Mute auü.oiitier, undtr wluwe direction Iii
tau vey. was iiiade." '
!'fm Pn-femvr IlfTi' I). Ruiiint, of tz tJ-Vcr.iy of foiR.lrafM'.
'I hnxe knoxxn Mr. Mi Kinney inliiua(el) for several years, aicl
t ike plea-.iiie 111 lenity in lo his al'ililMK as a man 4" science, and bit
Mini moral (hiiiIv 4 ctinroier. He has had rtMisitJeratae rienrntt
a .1 teacher, and Ii i in.ole eAtenive atipiiMttoo in atience and Cla.
sical Liter iluie. Having I tee 11 oneof my aüristaut 011 tlie Geological
Surxey of lVinin) Iva nia, he liax shoxx n decided fkill in research, and
pivrn me the ani.!t totoU ol hi-iioj iUWU'UM-liU.iw MairMrrMHc,
and of the clearneM ol bin iulellet l. ! r V.rw n t)rfi mot likely,
Iii excellent Lilent. Mud uutirir e 1 1 j.i:iy, to luli.l, wilhcteilil lo
hitiivlt nnd lent fit to othns, any dulit-s as au instructor wbieti be Is
xx ill 111 lo aouine."
From the Trusters vf Ike Hjrriburg Acadtmy.
HiRittu to;, Aprils?, 1?15.
"Mr. J. Clianitter c McKinney , x as an Aki!unt Itar ier Mi the
Academy ut this place, nnd tlie Tiu.-lee xx-ers xxell pj ttsfiid x ith ihn
111:1 liner n x hu h he dis hared hi luiien. Wc w Uli mut h pleasure
U-ar Irriiuiouy 10 Iiim lni;li nu ral Uiudiit, ai xxell as lo Iii cmpeteii
cy asaii insuuitor of jtKiih. J.Mt MMI,
U M. U. lliWITT,
JOHN ;. IILIItK,
Tmiers f t llaftiHrg Academy.'
From .Vr. ALrrcD AcM$io.a,A-iji ipalvf the ll-irrubrg .Ifdrmy.
"Mr. McKinney xvas i.tsn ialed xx ilh inxelf in the business of
leactiirpiii Itellelonte, and ultenxard in this pljce, where 1 bav
lt n rei h 11; for the last twelve year. He waaautieeqacuily Princ t
itatoT the Aentlemy at l.el.arou, I'eiio.y Ivania, and nwrr recenily en
jagee xx ith I'roi'osor Kocers, in his Weolo:Hurvey of ihis Ute.
"I have had 11 Ion? (ieinal acitiainijinte with Mr. &1 Kite ry, rut
can say xx ith lruth.tri.it Jr a xvell bila.icad mind, rood jndement,
strong rental mj; iut r, anl exU'Ti; ie ait.iinuient, in witnif anJ
ireneraf Utttature, I bthi ve he is Mirpsse.l by few, If any, of bis are,
in this rvuuMy. ,t. .
"He f jK-cnli.iHy Pi'rif, eericeN-e', by tale, and bahits,and edu
cation, lor a 1'ioltsso f'npin soni- Literary Institution."
Iiistnu lii'ii xt ill Ik eiveii in all the bnnrhrMau;ht in the best Acad
emit', and r ial attt-ntioii xvill be bestowed upon maiiM-uialKo and
Ihe ph) sit i l m -iences.
let ms-, per uuarter of txxelve weeks; , :
rrimary I tepartioenl, ( Readin, W riiiuf, and FrtÜnj,)
Cevphy, Ln-liMi Grauimar, and AtUh.nelic, In addition
to the altove. . ,
L:t:i.i, C.-eek, Mathematics, fc.c..' -
3 00
4 00
I 00
C. FTF.f F.YS,
JOILYU IIJUDLF.Y.
j. r. cji.ipma.
SF.TO.Y tr. .VvhWS,
S.1.WL MF.HKII.L,
JtMfir,, ir. 5 H'M.xuu.ir.ix
Tnuttts.
The Slate of IiKliuiia-larifin 4 oiuily.
Mrv C-firciT Coi bt, IlLT TllM, Ic4i.
. .. ; ; . J'.li-' '.o-iii t. Jo-epli P. lorui.
Vnll fvr i'nurre.
fljlllK said Joseph I. St.tem, defendjut. is hereby notified that on
iL the K.iti day of June, lft, the above named complainant, Etna
Mc mi, filf'd her l.ill of cou.pl.nnt a;int bun in the a hove entitled
cam in ihe. Marion circuit court ; that the same is pending the rem,
and that utile lie artear and ,lead. aiwxveror demur to said bill on
or It-lore ihe calliuc of the cauoe nt the next term of said court tu I
held at the Court ÜuUse in.. I udianajioli, on Monday, the 21 tt day of
Jtt'y, l!45, and third Monday of said uiuiilli, the same xx ill be taken
a confessed nn:t trueaaio't i:a.
l.y order oi lhe Court. A.trt, R. B. DUNCAN, Clk.
Hy CF. KobKis, Dpiy.
Morttiifo Sc Majo, ?Miritors. 5-3w
Divin VAI.lAci iltoi ncy at Läiw.
njIlACTICCS In tlie Circuit and other Courts ol tlie Ftate, and in
12. ihe Diitritt and Circuit Court of the Cmted Ma' es, and w ill
promSlv aud strictly attend to tlie secuiity and collection of ail claims
that may te ?n'ruaed lo him.
ntrue on Washington Mreet, in tlie frame building, eat nf the
Wah'iloii IUII. 12-y
UAIIj KOH itV STA WIS.
v , rH,,,K l,ad heinc nw
IL bimr.'i,tiiesubcriberii
.tV U .V . dian:iJii al -I A. M. and m
MIK Kail Uiad heme nw completed rKYtli of Co-
are enabled to hare In-
meet ih cars im time to
arme at Ma Jison Ihe veiiiug of tlie Käme day. Th in line oflVrs eve
,vind.ireineoiloil.ravellinz p.ildic, poing fr., or to. the mrern
ranc nieiit have lieen made xx hielt xx ill nevenl all pomilalit of a
delay, unking the trip from Indianapolis In Cux innati, or l,ouivillt,
inonsday! M J. r. VOUKIICC-g A. CO.
i' it ax f run TA A OTI ft:.
l!U undersigned. ent for the AMERICAN PORTABLE
IMAT I.I.NEon the IViinxyU ariia Canal, xx ill rteeixe all tiro-
I ity 1 ;:iiel to I.e. t-liippK-d lioui ihi pl.ue IjoiI by aaid line, an4
tii;.'tlie a:ue to I'll l"l.u mil rut or intict oa commiii.oü eiltier
Pit!.lwrjrli-.my chirein- draage and other eipenset.
. .. . . " 1
xx hu h tliey may ai lu ;!! have to pay and will lake all prtierly of-
fei 1, Itv Ihr Ii llir.Mih to riiil.idel;lii.i aut Haiti nmrr, Im.ii
inne ,!i.l ai a luilf lower rales I Itatt any other agency in the place.
Shipper -aiil tiiidth ir proeiiy come tmt in much better order I jut,
k. . I. i tl a.' if k Sf I I IX A U lilefl il.i m, . .ii.ttl. ik. -a a. I .
: I..- i. .
, " "-j - t'-j "
! s.-.i ...,i IUiiiM. a III lliM line llu-re 4 ihi trainhlooiii Jn tw.r Ihn
; ,mi,jnl.lnsfM.tl, l a , 1,mLs to Kail Itoad I ars, Olid frolll Can U
; :,niaraiii. xlo. Il his t. lie done by othe r hum.
Weal-osiv to .xierctiiuts and ft her, hnntinj; pMd from tlie East,
J that if they tdiiphy tin hoe, and toiigijin to Mesnra 'larkatn k. Co.,
riul.uti!h,and tons at Mad son, xxr xxill f.irnard their foods loa II
n.ferit.r places xx illi-Mit coii.uiix.k ii, eilhtr t.t rntitiri'h or this place.
Madiii, Ii ,1. :i-:h.i MITCH KM, at CO.
S. i:. Cotiu i' Tliircl :tnl t almit Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
tit H)LI.AI.E jjnd retail .'enhi in Imix.rted and American
Clü.ir, Tutmeeti, roift", ;-. A.c. Wettrrn rral-r are rfiJ-
1 1.1 it v i ii x ii t-t to" i ;.iHinif Hit i r im k 1 l re pun lia-ing elsewhere.
'I hex sell il C.e ..xel eiiy pines, and t xxarranted iu tsimg
th il t Ih tin t $..l.tia I u.ii to all cuM'-mei. J bey w ill fill all of.
tl. i inr 1 1 I ut ti, a-' -itiflT ayd t'ljar, al llie hvrlrKl moie. 4 -Cm
IVatt'tto, Jrcliy :iul Fancy Coods.
rnHK 'iltx nit m f-.tve coio-iantlv on hand a lirjte and fafhionable
IL a-foiimc nt of Ji wetry, ;ild ami Sjtver Watt ties, Plated War.
Culhaiid AuiMicaii HiiUnnia, I'nuiW d J dpa ned Tea 'Irajs, Gold
and Sitter IVntil. Hi.ioto.id poinlt d Cold I'ei.s.Uold and Silver Se
iatle.Siiv r Uptons, Ijntles, t'nptt, I'mii Knives, butter Knives, VC.
Odd K. II vitx s' Kej ilia, Jevx el und e veiy x arit ly ol trimiiutips.
Ml ver Ware an J Jewelry made to or.hr. OU'E.N' t CARLKV,
41 Xo. M Mum tt . tnta-ttm XI an i Atkt , CtaeaCt.
st i: a yVi m vxi
Looking i l.i ? rramc I?Ianitf.;cfoi y.
f II t; ti.i4-rilr Im rt.ii.iiirii rd lite mi ni Inr lure lwkl.if; Class,
H I'oriiait and t't. iure Kram.-s ol excry atH t) i4" pnttein, by Steam
I'oxx er, ami by eo billig he i emit. led to m-II tire a' ox e articles as W
alli' e.-in he purh.iKfd in H.iy of llx fjtt-lrrn 1 'il les, and as the rM
nnd d-lay i o.urh It, I'tMimry Men hauls vt ill ft ud it realty to their
ndvat.i.iL'e to e..ll 11. .re porihasiug l ast or elexbeie.
All knoln of (.il.lo.; . .Uly execnltd.
4lv KMKNKZKR WISWKI.U I IT Maim tt.. Ctmanwti.
Wiioniiriex a siiiti:uitiruv.
i:ommisin aiisl. i'Ldnre ülcrchiinls,
- .Tr.i;i.vi.r, .t-yy.T.-r-.j. ji
I'M D A A I- IIOTrr. AM) STAliK OF
V 1 C 1 It I C 1 1 31 UX I, 1 A .
A. W. Ilo WITS, Proprietor.
rilin above House, formerly kept by D. I. SJ.in, Is now In tb
11 M-rnpuey of A. W. Cower, i.nd e.pen for the reception tf Iiis
friendsand lhe"Mibtic jienerally. 20-tf
""TniASiirs iiori:, lAiif irv iroMS.
IMfiS T. DRAKE, (agisted by B. Drown,) conlinuea to keep
P the .:tve named Hotel. During the pal summer, he has built
an addition to hi former eablinhmeul xx Iii h enalae him to r"
to the public a number ol neat and commodious rooms. His ub
a. ..I carriace li ni-e are eatcnl ited lo iec. n.m.tale a larce ""f'
h.-rs and earrwte Hi- bills shall I reaiW-aml I will be bap-
.... .. .- ... .. i. i l.ir r iitttolll.
m to aecomm.Hl.ite all w no xviu lavor in... - y
Nov.
I. I M i.i. .
i.i-tf
" " . . - - mm m J 1. W
:!; revived k fresh a-tn ,e o. V.eln X ,
"..rwW.ln their miN- .v-cinated will pte.se
otHee ?,l h-.r - o" JL A
TXTsv,... Ac. io nvuuuna . JlrS:'
..VitiT Kav 7Vrer. St.ibl, VC, on ,f mfVl4
am - " .li . My a nn jiinin r
Sse Z rne,iSned al D;. Tsver... JAME3 B. RAY.
July 7, 1815. t
ysJ t'-tf-i-I L.,. ell
m m . . .