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Both The Ointment and Pills should 30


~ OTlCE h hereby gwen thai letters o. Etnini Ira
~ ton upon the estate Of ChaIcs Good. late OF No
non Coua.s, deceased, have been Kraued Ia Tie udcr
signed, aad eli persons, oSrg sii estate Tequir
10 speedily n9uidste the same, end Ill ersons h.vnr
demands against said estate. vi present them Tor a.
lust.nsnt. Tho estate - suT posed 20 be ~olYent
POWELL HONLAND,
sapf11N9w Admini.trat.lr
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LIQUORS
Brandies per gallon;
Old Maglory % ,5c9S, 90
4. Seignetts ,. a, O094,50
Amer Brandy .45CG50
Gin, Hollands. ..........
" American. .50G60
whisky. Bourbon,
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Administraiors Notice.

~ Office Is her,by given IN The und-tsiged has Co,
~ appointed aamiuisi aioT Of ih1 est u az usAy a.
Pntterson late 81 Maroon County lad deotsa d Tat
n person iueebied sid rqurst.c q flal
ID, lneut 10 me Hnd hose haNhF anus a, susi lie
same will present them properly tutsLiielle Ivf pay.
meni The estate 4 ur0ually solselt
Indianapolis, Ocs- II, ls5G
DAVID MACY.
oefQ1.w1k AEmfnHa.rfar
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JOB WORK.

Merchants and business men will bear in
mind that We have one Of the largest and
most complete Job Printing Offices in the
State, and that we do work in a style and at
prices defying competition.
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a GARD


HAVING now receifvsi hus arranged NE nioel cum
IL piete assortment 81 goods Of even Description
low lie al creation and The rest o. mankind % walk u
and examine my goods. by stock o Fancy Goods md
Toys h OF endless efys tie lot ure white ID
back Cring Bablrs- dressed; Wax, China and lncIn
Rubber Dolls and DOil-heads. China Tea and Dlnrsf
sstt Jctt rceets and Comedian hugs. Fancy y or
Boxes, Music Boxes; AccordeCus- iainDounca bl osi
Guitars, Drums Flies Claronets Harmouica ~ l0iDs.
Naae Lanterns. AOahis Arks. Pocket Books Shot and
Money Belts: Cutlery OF tbe best English
Scissors POigHHrds. Ps0ls ReYOvcrs. Bowie Knives
PerfumSry Of excellent quality; choice Havana ClzA1
8oNes. India Rubber GoOds: Pickles. Prunes. trcn
Split Peas Lutels juniper Bsrriess Hemp, CanaI-t
Carawsy. Corander and Fennel Seed; Oai Mead, Sage
Pearl. Barley. Ferna. Milet- Cocoa. Chocolaie, A
Peanuts. Raisns arranis- Dates. - Sardines pure
Cider Vinegar Olive Oh. Rock Candy, hoarho1nd Az
Iceland Moss PASTE Jujube Psfe LozcnEes rem pa
nuts, Almond and Rose Candies- very large iot .
Raj Taps, Wire Sleeves, HOBBY Horses, " low MaEsas
and Cradles; Children's Rattan Chairs. Cab Nel'c-
pedes COO pair SEtes 81 them &c low as 2Sc enls
1900 TOrpedOes. fuo boxes g0locnOp flrrCra1ksfs,
ladies Frecrackers, extra large So Cr1cSers ooloroo
Roman Candies DC &c. An immense stock 81 taLci
Baskets and Willow Ware Of the lAtest imp0ratlons
amongst these are beautiful Work Bzskeis " ork Stns-
Berlin and sailor Baskets, Trnsc8g, knting and Ode
Baskets, French Nrket Baskets, Toy " iioE Wse7ofs
Coaches aud Cradles. Clothes Baskets. Hampers te
arge iot Of Jspanned Tl1 Ware ard I'm Toys. zinoug
his Deed. Cash and Cake Boxes. Tumble
Orainers Post dice. Stoves, Skels Express Wagons
&c, DC. Wooden Ware, Brushes, Rope AID TwIna
Cedar Tubs Churne ana Buckets. Sealed Measures But
Prints Seagrass aud Hemp Ripe. sash Cord. Br00un
lwine selected stock OF q Oceriss and sudlss
variety OF Goods Numerous 70 mention l buy all
ny Goods from The manufacturer importer. aud
oGer them, therefore. - lows they De sold Ths
patronage or tbe public Is respectfully solicited.
CHARLkS MAYER.
10 10 wit No p Washington strset.
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$40 ACR E. S ,

More or less, lying In square and under good new
rail fence Three quarter sections ofhe above tract oil
land have each good cabin with portion of
tion cleared. Remainder Of above sections has been
deadeDed four years and sowed In blue grass one quar-
ter section heavily mbered The above rae, has upon
Il two never-failing springs.
Terms liberal and can be sscertsped By application
10 either Of the undersigned.
Also, at the same time and place, will offer Corn
Hay and Oats for SALE the product OF the above farm
upon credit OF four month bond, with good security
required before the property is removed from the
premises.
J. p q e. M RvNN' Trustees.
npyj-w2W.F
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IL YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF. n.

IF YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF, IL can be pre-
l. vented and preserved IN healthy aud luxurlant
growth, by The use OF BALLARD'S II AIR FASTENER,
If YOUR HAIa Is GRAY, there Is nothing equal
10 BALLARD'S HAIR DYE. IL makes any shade,
from brown 10 the most superb black, without staining
or inuring the hair the skin II for these peer
less qualities II received the premium at the Worlds
Fair, and the endorsement OF those eminent chemists,
Drs. Chiffon and Torrey.
Manufactured, sold and applied at 400 and 500 Broad
way, New York. sepl3O-dowl, n
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DUNCAN SHERMAN x COMPANY,
Il A n X + Il 5.

DUNCAN SHERMAN Il COMPANY,
Il n X + Il ),
Coraer Pine and Nassau Streets, Neic York,
ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS OF
l. CREDIT for TRAVELLERS, available in all the
Principal Cities In the World. Also,
MERCANTILE CREDITS
on the ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. Lon
don. Messeurs GEO. PEABODY X co, London. and
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, Australia.
bills of Exchange AND Cash Credits
California and Australia. furnished application
IETEREST ALLOWED on current accounts and
special deposits, subject 10 arrangement
sept20-l yd&w-R.
rJNo LIQUOR DEALERS WHOLESALE GRO
Il GERS, Druggists, Photographers, Ambrotypers,
Pyrotechnist. Glass Manufacturers, and Artzans In
general.
Best Cosnac oil To produce high favored Brandy
with pure spis slso the havorngs for every kind OF
Liquor and the Jamaica and :. Croix Rum,
Holland and English Gin; Apple, Peach and Cherry
Brandy; M0nongahela, Bourb Irish and Scotch Wits
Ky; Port Wine and Madeira Wines; COloring Tor Bran
dy and Port Wine Chemicals for all the ars metals,
snese, Vienna Lime, Gutla Percha Botes and Dlppefs,
Cyanide, Potassium; Essential Oils Lemon, Berga-
mot, Lavender. Cloves, Juniper, CarawRy. Rose,
Orange, Vanilla, Insect Powder and Fly Paper.
For sale on the most moderate terms, By
DR. PtUCHIWANGER, Chemist,
sept30-d&wlw-R ii3 Maiden Lane, New Yo'h.
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FisED.-A Black Republican yesterday fol
illegal voting, to the tune of $22. The ca.
ger Fremonter was from Ohio.
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DREPARED from prescription OF Sir James Clarke
Il NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary To the Queen This
invaluable Medicine is unfang in the Of all those
painful and dangerous Diseases incident 70 the female
constitution.
moderates all excess, removes all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity Thee
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to con
nnemsn they fory the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties with safety TO herself and child.
TAsss Pills should not BE- taken byJsmaiss during ia
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure Srirg 1isearriags but at any other time they
safe.
In all cases OF Nervousand Spinal Affections, pain In
the Back and Limbs Heaviness Fatigue Slight Exer.
ton Papitation Of the Heart Lowness n Spirits Hys-
tericks Sick Headache, Whites and he painful dis
eases occasioned by disordered system, these Pills will
effect when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not ontainiron, caloe
mel, antimony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
n the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for lhscountry.
I. O. BALDWIN N CO.,
Rochester N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn. n. Y, General Agents.
~ B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed To any az
thorized Agent, wiinsure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail
For sale Wholesale and retail by w. w. Roberts& Co
indianapolis. and Druggists generally.
January LIST, l6J6.--dSwly.
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SHELBY COUNTY.
Clinton Township--Fremont's maj. "a
Addison NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maj. %.
Liberty Observation-Disclosures maj. 142.
Brandywine observation-disclosures maj
SO.
Hendricks Township Buckanan's maj.
70.
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maj
10.
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TETTER AND OTHER DISTRESSING
DISEASES

DISEASES
Have found conqueror Paiuer's Vegetable Cos
motto Lotion Is the great destroyer OF this and kindred
complaints. An experience ofscver years has abun-
dainty proved these facts. Many Physicians con-
stantly prescribing, IT, and thousands have testified 10
It's wonderful efficacy.
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured my
face ofTstter, Of more than thisty years standing
JOSEPH II. CROMWELL,
Landlord OF broadway Hotel
Cincinnati, Dec. 1852
IL cleanses the skin OF every impurIiy, giving health
In the place OF disease beauty In the place OF de-
formity.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
You are invited 10 make but trial OF this great
remedy; and upon the result OF its application the
pretor Is willing to stake It's reputation.
Price 50 cents, for six bottles ~ 80.
soLoN PALMER, Proprietor.
80 West Fourth ST., CsneiDnau Ohio.
U-PRor sale by druggists generally.
novi-dlm.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEil
H0LL WAYS ONT ENTtE
The Grand External Remedy


No remedy has ever cone much for The cure OF cs-
e. le. Of the Skin, whatever form they may asune,
nus Ointment. No Of Sail Rheum, Scurry, Sors
Heads, Scrofun, Eyspclss, long withstand IL
influence. The Inventor has Travelled mHIy paris
Of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals dspensus
this Ointment giving Adsice 10 L. application at1
thus been ,hs OF restoring countless
n hpalfh
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Engraving and Printing

SendtO DUNNELL:
For SEALS and SEAL PRESSES
II y Send 10 DUNNELL;
For, short every thing In the way Of Designing, En-
craving and Printing reasonable prices send orders
10 VIM. n. DUNNELL, la5 Broadway y. I.
M Specimens sent by mail, ION application, with p
o. stamp. laug26 tmdSwR.
RpY BANGS, BRoTBER& Co.-TraGe sale Rosom
- No. Is, Park-row, Y.
Sixty-iourth New York Trade Sale, 10 be commenced,
the Stationary Sale, Friday sept. -. and continue
on Saturday and Monday following.
The Book Sale, on Tuesday, sept. 10 and continue
daily In the order of the Catalogue.
The Catalogue the above Sale s ready for dis
trbuiou and will be sent 10 any address upon npplca-
ton aug3O-do wlyR
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DECATUR COUNTY.

GREENsBURG, Nov. 1856.
DEAR SIn The following are the returns
(oficiaD per electors in this township:
Fremont, SIS
Buchanan, BIZ
Fillmore, Is
Fremont's majority 1874
Whole vote cast $40.
Morton's majority was 212.
The returns are not ye, in from the on
townships.
Respectfully
OSCAR Il. HoRD
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preston Of
Spirits


Ia strbuung valuable Medical properties M
remedy, rash unwArrantable assertion is rsade
but s simply stated TACT; proven uhoeli4bly aud
cusively the extraordinary cures, ard bobcis dervcd
from its use, under the direction Of he lustrOus origin
at0r, Dr. hcohand among all classes o. kUrOpcnn 60
Clety and the Immense TESTIMONY, al
parts Of the American continent, accum ulafvd
last years, IN the hands OF TIE present opret0r
The prevalcnce Of disease 20 snis the German Btteu
adapted. Il l. with say Il, is almost ui-
al, Indeed there Il scHrCe family throughout tie
whole extent OF county L. which there 10
found among lie members that aar sofioE eHd iss-
guid 0ppearaE<. denotiuK cisessou Liver, sns
ciated and suffering D3spopiic
Then OF Whist immense I'm orAnce 70 this class Of IN
vnlds, That certain and reliable remedy, ssaud be
placed within hif reaeh, Ia which ban0iuf or
Injurious drug oaien inl0 its composition; reuIedy
which the patient can rel, win ths uinOst conndenos
and ccra MY and be assured from sexual and taIkbs
proois that the article he h using really Possesses the
virtues attributed 20 n Such remedy, IL flee Gaaas
Gerproa Bfcrs.' Thousands of .iOars have been 60
pended Ia is manufacture aud diffusion throughout al
parts Of this connou and The proprietor iccis The Fc-
satisfaction In stsng, that there Is State, county,
village where tbs Medicine has been introduced
that there cannot be found numbers. willing 70 tesli "
iis virtues
Principal once snd Mandatory, arm So rhils-
dclphin. Ia.
For sale wholesale aud rslsii By Druggists 10 al tle
principal cities, and al retail b, a0thcoarrs snd
keeper Ia even Town la tse United States and Csnsds
orto
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We have rad sttentively the extract from
DR.. G.'s Sermon, published In this weeks
Democrat. wedo not preceivs that Il any
way coutaveuo the principle asserted In
the extract, given BY Us, from the same Ser.
mon, viz: "the right Of tho pulpit to APP
ply Christian principles to public questions"
II was the right we were seeking to enforce,
and not any ones view as 10 the manner Of
applying them. DR.. Gsnnest, In dsprscat.
INK war, docs no mord than do all min.
istes Of the Gospel. War isa nd calami.
ty, bus. .nrible as II is, It Is easier to bear
than ages If intolenble tyranny. In the
very extract given by the Democrat, the DR..
admits war TO DO justi6ablo "in tho final
extremity" from, as hc says, the irrcsist-
ible instincts Of our nature. We believe,
with him, that It Is when all pcaccable rem.
edies have failed, that resort to arms ID
justi6able. We 70 In for the peaccable re-
suits of the ballot-bor, II we can have them.
but II border ruf6anism invads ib sane
tity, and there Is no redress and no escape
from continuation Of its violence, It's muir.
dep, Its arsons, except by the rife and the
gun.powdcr, then, in Gods name, SO in
for them. Let not the Democrat now mis-
represent us with accustomed alacrity. We
propose TO cure border rufhanism, bludgeon-
ing and fillibustcring, Of oil kinds, by the
ballot-box, and we will just whisper in the
Democrats ear, that tho people this year
will do II, and In such way rs will make
his knees quakewith fear, worse than did
Belshazrar's Of old, when an indignant peo-
pie have written, as they will write, its sen
tence Of condemnation against an admins
tration, whose hands are dripping with the
blood Of the murdered people Of Kansas.
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The friends Of Fremont, in this city, ar,
arranging, through Committee chosen Al
the meeting ofthe Fremont Club on Wedncs
day evening, for regular Fremont Clam
Bake and Chowder, to come of on Tuesday
Of next week, weather permitting, in the
Jordan Grove, at the mouth Of tho river
Tho arrangements are perfected now, only
20 far as relates to the time Of having II on
Tuesday, and opening wide the doors TO oil
the friends of Fremont and Jessie" Ia.
dies included, in city or town, to join in
the proposed rally and days enjoyment
The grove will be reached by the steamer
Halifax, which will ply every two hours
through the day, between the city and the
grove, for the accommodation Of oil who
may wish to 60. From the interest which
was manifested in the matter at the Club
meeting, and from the favorable manner In
which the proposition is received on all sides,
We anticipate great rush on the occasion.
Tho Committee extend an invitation to oil
to participate in the festivities Of the day.
They will make oil necessary preparations
for public speaking, music, and sec that the
Chowdcr 10 Of the right sort, the CLAIMS
properly baked, and everything be done that
can be, to contribute to the enjoyment Of
those who respond to the general invitation,
for tho friends Of Freedom and Fremont TO
rally for o days enjoyment by tho seaside.
Information Of the order Of proceedings
adopted by the Committee, will DO given BY
on Monday.
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TWIN BoRprs RrryrAN. The Marshal
Jones, whose " ezcruciating pain 90 works
upon the sympathising nature Of the Dem.
ocnt, l. the same Jones who headed the
Missouri mob, when It invaded the ballot
boxes at Bloomington, Kanas. Sec the ac-
count given oft in the Report Of the lnves-
tigating Committee. One Of his exploits on
this occason, IL thus described =
"a body Of men, headed BY Jones, rush
cd into the Judges room, with cooked pis-
tolls and drawn bowie knives IN their hands,
and approached Burson and Ramsay. Jones
pulled out his watch, and aid he would give
them Eve minutes 70 resignin, or die. Whom
tho Eve minutes had expired and the Judges
did not resign, Jones asid he would givo
them another minute, and no more"
Another Of bis exploits, only few weeks
after his spine was panlysed,' consisted In
heading the mob that destroyed tho Law
rence Hotel, and sacked ths'town Of Law
rsnos. His character l. summed up In .
passage in tho Report Of tho Committee,
which viii b found in this paper.
We do not wonder that such . paragon
should work upon the sympashis Of The
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George Law.

alive Oak George has written letter
upon the present political condition Of our
country, which shows that he has other tai
ents besides, such as are nccdful for money
making. We copy tho following chaac-
teristic extract from the letter.
81 intend to 90 for tho man who most
nearly represents the American sentiment,
and the sentiment in relation TO slavery Of
the freemen Of the North, which declares
that slavery Ii sectional and that freedom u
national. At the same time desire 10 have
the best representative Of the progress OF tho
age In which we live. / want o man who
has done something for the great material
interests Of tho country. / want to see his
footprints, not promised, but already made
in the direction that has led to the develops
ment Of the resources Of our countrywide
has enlarged the field upon which tho labor
and intelligence Of our country Is TO DO APP
plied-one who has done something for
American interests and American rights
one who has done something for the area Of
Misunderstanding for material progress
and benefit to his fellow men.
lwant no old politician with his host Of
dependents as scedy as himself Let US have
o man in the prime Of life, full Of energy,
and yet sufficiently familiar with the vicissi.
tudes Of life to judge Of men oorrectly-to
appreciate the wants of tho whole country
Ito avoid the intrigucs and traps Of polit.
icians--to devote himself honestly and fear
lcssly 10 the interests Of the country-to
apply the resources Of the government to
the accomplishment Of such improvements
Us ore national in their character and that
will result In the greatest benefit TO the
whole country-one who has no political
friends to reward, and no old political enc
mics TO punsh-one who will feel that he
is elevated by the people and not by intrigue.
Now, sir, Of the candidates who are before
the people for the exalted position Of chief
magistrates, prefer John Q. Fremont"
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CLun MErrNo.-Thc regular meeting Of
the Fremont Club Of this City, held on We'd
ncsday, which was quite full one and in.
tcresting, was addressed among Others by
s. T. Hurd, Esq, Of Brownsville, Penn.
sylvania, who is temporarily on visit hero,
and was asked to come in only few mo-
ments before the hour arrived. Mr.. II. Is
an effective speaker, and on this occasion.
gave speech, sound and sensible In argu.
mcnt, and illustrated his points by appro-
pirate references to the history Of the coun-
try and seasoned Il with just enough Of an
ecdote and the attic salt Of wit, to make Il
interesting and give II warm reception
Mr.. Hurd will remain here few days lon.
ger, and our people will, have another op.
portunity Of hearing him at tho Fremont
Clam Bake and Chowdcr on Tuesday. In
another place we have spoken Of the action
Of the Club, in regard to this contemplated
gathering Of tho friends Of Fremont.