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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18

Ho"!s HOOPS = B,ass fatan and Whala-
1 bon HOOPS and SKELETON SKIRTS at
Ap'H IL PiPEH FsNkhoUsNR's.
100 KEGS BEST OLD DOMINION NAILS.
iCO wsl assorted, and at the lowest price for
Cash or time. j. BkANDtBUKG i co.
April ls, ls57-~spec copy.
SQ BBIs. No. l CAPPED HERRING in prime
cO o. der at j, BRAADEBUkG j cos.
April 49, ls57-Spec copy.
Al BOXES SPERM. ADAMAyTINE and TAI
~ LOW CANDLES, just received at
j. BRANDEBURG i co.'s.
April Is, 1857 --Spec copy.
ERESH FISH.--5O Barrels No. |. Cut Herring
L and Is Barrels No. 3 Ma k,r ust received
and Tor .aie by STAPLES, MARTHA IL co.
April Is, ! 81.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18
Il ID T. III r. I. a II IL = .
MRS /. H WARD

HAS JUST returned from the Northern Cilies
1 L where she purchased ard il Low receiving a
fine assortment Of MILLIS cry goods, such
a. B0NNETS, FLOWEIS AND nlBBUNS !; also.
very superior selection Of MANTllI.AS ana 9TH
er articles in her line of business The ladies' are
invited to an examination of her Stock. as il has
been selected with great care; and with reference
to the taste Of this community. Rooms opposite
onion Hail. [April ls--Spec copy ST
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18
GOOD NEWS FOR THE ArrLIcTEp

VOUD NEWS FOR TIE ATTLTCTED
TYR. FULLER's COMPOUND To.U is on.
- - OF the most prompt and efficient remedies for
Na'arrh, Bronchial Affections. Colds. Coughs Hem.
rmorrhage of the Lungs. and all affections Of The
Ahroi and Chest IN its use no dangerous effects
need be aapprehended, ard it effects a cure like .
e en- arIanted to cure in cases out of 10
eai and try 1t. For sale. wholesale and reta{l b.
LAIRD & LINK, Druggists. =
Main ST. opposite kayser, Striblinp Co
April Is, 1857 -2mos w.
fToBACCO.-I have now in store and for so,.
Il line lot from medium to fne on as good tern,s
as can be had at this time in any narketal Of last
oumine%s purchase. K. j. GLENDY,
April Is, 1857. Per G. r Conpa.u
SLGARs.--A large and well assorted supply of
- genuine imported Havana Segars; also the usu al
assortment OF cur own make, to which wish to
call the attention of purchasers
K. j. GLENDY,
Apfh II, 1857. Per c. T. CocaaAS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18
Spring and Summer Goods.

yXTE ARE now receiving large and desiral !,
w Stock Of Gooa 5 embracing the ,eiA best stv,e
and patterns for the season to which We espeeiail
invite our friends and the public generally. ben
satisfied our prices will compare fasorably with say
Stock in town or country.
J. BRANDEBuHG & CO.
April Is, 1866 Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18

Hats Irats,. Hats!!!
pLACK SILK. SOFT BLACK AND FANCY
~ CoLuE. PANAMA PEDAL. BRAID, LEG.
HORN anu all other kinds of HATS very cheap
at PIPER i FCShHQUSEk'S
April IL. lS5T
DARAS0LS-A arge lot Of new STYLE ~
PIPER Il FUNKHoCSER'S
Ap"il Is, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18
Hon. John LetchPr,

VIII speak at the following places en- th'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-04-18
MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
E.&$;3 .ggCSsf g.s.

I OFFER Al private ,ale my PLANTATION .
MidGle River. containing abAils
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
| MOUNTAIN OF sALT-REMAHKABL
DISCOVERY.
IRON NE 81. Louis Dsmoerat Of Sept. e2.l

from The g. Louis Democrat Of Sept. ~.
II seems that the resources Of our
noble State will never cease develop
ing. Something new, great or won
derful is constantly turning up. The
latest discovery is specimen of salt
rock handed US yesterday by Mr..
Nettleton, clerk Of the steamer Garvin.
1t was taken from a hill or mountain
Of tho same material, just discovered
q short distance from tho Mississippi
river, on the Missouri side, and about
sevcnty-two miles from st. Louis.
It is situated on the Saline creek, in
Perry county, and almost on o line
dividing that county from St. Gene
We've county. Saline creek empties
into tho Mississippi river about three
and q half miles below st. Mary's
Landing. The specimen before us
resembles a piece of quartz rock, and
is little mixed with a substance re-
sembling iron ore. 1t has pure
sweet taste, and when ground to pow
der is as white as any salt now in
general use. If we are not misin-
formed, this hill of salt will prove an
immense speculation to its owners,
and will cheaper the price of that
article very materially in this city.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
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A correspondent of the Evansville


Journal, writes as follows:
In the afternoon Judge Laws vote
ran up to 20, being tho first majority
vote given for any candidate. The
canvas now began to narrow down to
Judges Law and Niblack - Judge
Hovey scarcely receiving more than
the vote of his own county. Judge
Law received the highest vote moro
frequently than all the other candi-
dates combined, a fact which must be
gratifying to his friends even in
defeat, rs it clearly indicates that he
was the first choice Of at least ma
jority of tho delegates. The balloting
continued without much variation till
about 10 o'clock at night when the
name of Judge Hovey was Withdrawn
and his friends united with those of
Judge Niblack, who was nominated
on the 10th ballot, he receiving 90
votes TO "a for Judge Law. Wander
burgh and Knox were the only coun-
ties which voted for Judge Law on
the final ballot
A series ofrcsolutions were adopted,
which we have not seen, but undor-
stand there was one in favor Of call
ing an extra session Of tho Legisla-
turc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

The VACANCIES ON THE SUPREME
BENoH.-We this week publish tho
opinion Of the Attorney Geenral
(McDonald) and Judge Goolins upon
tho question. Mr.. M. is evidently la
boring 10 maintain a certain point.
He assumes tho position that the
term OF Judge must run six years
from n given date. Here Is the error
in his promises, and hence the error
n his conclusions. 1t is perfectly
immaterial whether the term OF Office
expires by resignation or by limita-
ton. The Supreme Court decided in
the case Of the Governor, rs. Nelson,
9th Indiana Reports, page 400, that
the term of an Office may rs well OK.
pire by resignation as by its own
limitation. In either case, u Is the
dnty Of the Governor TO order an
election TO GIL all vacancies which he
knows will occur between tho election
this year and tho general election
ncxt year. Every year tho people
arc required 10 elect officers 10 flll va.
cancies which occur at future date.
Last October tho voters OF Cass elect
cd a Sheriff and Treasurer 10 flll VA.
cancies that did not occur until the
21st Of August and 9TH Of September,
this year. Crittendon was elected by
the Legislature Of kentucky TO the
United States Senate 10 Gil q vacancy
caused by rcsignation, and was In the
lobby with his credentials In his
pocket when Henry Clay made his
farewell speech. With such, and nu.
merous other, instances OF tho kind
on record, II Is unfortunate that Mr.
Mcdonald should have placed himself
In such a position rs 70 render his
motives liable 10 mlsconstruction
The tendency Of power Is 10 concon,
trate In the hands Of tho few, and II
should DO checked instead Of fosterod
Tho people Of tho State have an OPP
portunity 10 all vacancies In tho Su
prome Bench NJ the election mex
month. The Democracy Of tho Stat,
are saier than the appointing power
and have n higher regard for tho Con
stitution, the Interests Of the people
and the success Of Democratic princi
ples.--Logansport pharos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

GLASS NEST Eaos.--These are re-
cent invention" which may not
have boen seen by many persons.
They are made Of white glass, and of
so nearly the shape and appearance
of an egg as to deceive not only
feathered. but sometimes unfeathered
bipeds. At least, we saw bonnetod
"Biddy" call at On agricultural ware
house recently, and noticing q lot
Of the glass things, she inquired
"what they asked dozen for eggs2'
These are worry convenient nest eggs
for cold weather, as they are easily
kept clean, are broken with difficulty
are not devourcd by animals Of any
kind, and they are equally as good as
a bona fde egg in the nest. They are,
or should be, on sale at six cents each,
or fifty cents dozen, wherever agri-
cultural apparatus is kept.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

IMPORTANT TO SxTrLxns IN THE
WEsr.-By recent decision of the
Commissioners Of tho land Office, the
eveu-numbered alternate sections OF
Land In Iowa, along the line Of tho
Dubuqc and Pacific Railroad, are
open 10 actual settlers only at tho
Government price Of 81 % per acre.
Payment can DO made at any time be-.
fore tho final convoyahco Of the other
sections 10 tho Railroad Company,
either in money or land warrants
~ " Tribune, ia.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DrsrRIcr-NoxNA-
TON OF JUDGE NIBLACK.

The Democrats Of the First District
met in Congressional Convention at
Pctersburgh, on Wednesday last, and
after rs ballotings, finally succeeded
in nominating Judge wM. Il. NrBLAcK
to alI the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of tho Hon. JAMES LocKHARr.
The contest was between Judges
NiblaclS, Law and Hovey, and resulted
finally on the last ballot as follows
under the adoption of the two-thirds
..xtIn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09


Not less than 100000 worth OF
valuable tools, belonging 10 tho read
crs of the American Agricuiturist, (less
than 80 eaeh,) will BIO spoiled, or
materially injured, simply by rusting
between now and next spring. The
damage alone will DO 100000 Look
at the plows, harrows, cultivators,
hoes, shovols, forks, chains, axes,
avs, not TO enumorate wagon irons,
and multitude of little tools that
ought % be provided on or about any
farm, and then reckon up how many
of them will be left whore the com.
bined effect of mir and moisture will
attack their surfaces and eat away
enough TO render them rough ut least
IL not 20 materially depreciate their
value. Many Instruments arc do,
stroyed fhster by lying idle than they
would DO by constant wear. We will
not now write homily upon che
value and importance ola Toulouse
and ofhaving every implement stored
in it, but give recipe for an exceed,
ingly simple, cheap and effective pro
paration, one available 10 all, which
will at least save oil metals from loss
by rust.
Take about three pounds Of lart
and one pound of resin. Melt then
together IN n basin or kettle and rul
over oil iron and steel surfaces II
danger of being rusted. II can b,
put on with brush or piece Of cloth
and wherever IL Ii applied II mos
eifectually keeps mir and moisture
away, and Of course prevents rust
When knives and forks, or otho
household articles, liable TO becom
rusted or spotted, are TO be laid away
rub them over with this mixture, an,
they will como out bright and cloal
even years afterwards. The coatinj
may DO so thin rs not TO be perceived
and Il will still be effcctuaI: lie
every one keep dish OF this prepar
alton on hand. As il docs not spoI
OF itself IL may be kept ready mixo
for months or years. Mem. Fres
lard, containing no salt, should b
used. Resin Is a cheap article, an
may be obtained almost anywher
for four to six cents per pound.
ney- One OF our diyinos asks VIII
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

EcoSoMy IN oun DRrss.--The pop.
ulation Of tho United States amounts
ut the present moment TO about 20
100000. Z" II every individual, says
the New York Herald, "in this aggro.
gate were 10 economizo ten dollars
yearly, tho annual saving would be
$3.50, 900, 900. By wearing our clothes
six months longer, tho ten dollars
could easily be spared, and wo would
not be less comfortable or respectable
for the economy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
ACCIDENT ON tue VALLEY ROAD

ACCIDENT ON THE VALLEY ROAD
A passenger on the evening Express,
yesterday, ON the Valley Road, going
east, In attempting TO get aboard the
train ut tho State Line, was thrown
in front Of the rear coach, and the
wheels passed over his legs immedi.
atcly above the knees. He was taken
up and brought TO Attica, where med.
ical aid was obtained. We did not
learn the namo of tho injured passen.
ger. but understood that he was a
citizen of Chillicothe, Ohio.
LATER.-We learn this afternoon
that the unfortunate passenger died
last night whilo undergoing amputa-
ton. Lafayette Courier.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
3 8 9 Z . . 8
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

This wonderful preparations having an extensive
le through all parts OF tho Union. II IL one Of the
few patent medicines which are now soldoyer the coun
try which are really what their inventors claim for
them. Wherever II has had fair trial, the result has
been precisely a. Wood predicts. fhas never failed
10 turn the white hair back 10 IL natural COLOR where
the directions have been strictly followed, and In na
meruus has restored the hair upon heads thai
hadheen bald for years. Ills not pretended that The
Restorative will make the hair grow every case, but
whereit falls, there's certainly remedy. The resto-
cation OF the hair has been effected In many instan
res whore the seemed utterly hopeless thatt 10
certainly worth while for all who have lost their hair
TO Try the experiment Of using bottle oriwo ofwood'
Restorative.-lfoline Workman.
See advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

IMPORTANT ~ TRun-The Mobile
Mercury cautions the public in regard
10 feeding stock with the Chinese
sugar cane-says tho blades and
stalks IRE first forage, but that the
seeds are poisonous. A fine horse
died near that city few days ago
from eating them. Our friends In
this section who arc engaged in the
cultivation Of this article will do we'll
10 remember this caution.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

s<S- A paragraph is going tho
rounds Of tho papers, stating that
tho Central America Ia 10 BIO raised
and her treasure 10 be saved. Tho
New York Tribune sets the matter
Mt rcst, by stating that where tho
Central America now lies, tho sound
ings show 600 fathoms Of water. The
distance 10 tho nearest land Cape
Roman) Ii ninoty-hvo miles. Her
exact place would DO hard 10 find.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

STRUCK ny LIourNINo.-A school
house there milos back Of Newport
Ky :, was struck by lightning yesterday
morning, and taking fire was burned
TO the ground. So rapid was thecon
Migration, that the teachers ane
scholars with difficulty escaped, anc
the building and lis contents werede
stroyod. A COW which was grazing
near the building was killed at CHI
amo time.--Cin. CON-, Oct. !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09


October 9TH 20 10th inclusive.
NoNDAY and Tuesday, October 5lh and eih will be
lYk devoted 10 The entry and arrangement of exhibits
ted articles Entry tickets eioo kntrlss may be- made
le name o. lhe Article, and tho name and re.Iisncs
OF the Exhibitor.
ysilor. viii be admitted on every day Of the week
~ WI. be Q. s,cele Tickets At % cents
The Committees will DO called al the once Of n .
Executive Committee al 10 A. M, on Wednesday, and
WI. Immediately begin their examinations.
Tie pfemiumH-amountinE 20 tsn0O-wiil be paid
10 saccessinl eompeisiofs on Friday, On Saturday,
N grand closing aaies take place,
Two great fiowing Metehesl a trial of Thrashera
Fire Enginep frialsl In the Horse and Cattle Ring.--
pSnoneer tests OF The relative strength Of working
Catus and otsesi the manufacture of Syrup and kuE
arffom the Chinese sugar Camel and Grand Process.
.len Q, ftehlum Animals and display Of Arioles'wi
steam Power will b. supplied 10 move machinery,
ana goo waer,slabilng,g grain and hay provided for
All exhibited articles viii be placed under cover and
guarded by strong police force day md night. food
water, and an ample number seats will DO provided nt
convenient points for the accommodation Of visi.
tors,
The calllope and number OF bands arc expected.
The nneHt animals aud best manufactured articles In
ihe state viii DO on the ground, and visitors will be
amply repaid Tor their time aud money.
Visions VIII DO carried on tNcufri0n Trains the
different Railroads during the Fair week, NJ half the
usual rates, AnlmalsAud articles for exhibition will
he charged NIL price coming and returned ffee, " In
the hahus OF the original owners.
The money aud silver ware premium amount 20 na,.
| coo,
ssi,,s. may be made BY letter previous 70 The psr
IGNATTus brown.
Secretary Ind. state Hoard Of Agriculture
Indianapolis, sept. ~. 1897 ocie9w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

~ One OF our dIyinos asks why
Cain, who seems To have offered his
sacrifice ia good faith, didn't obtain
divine appreciation. Probably be-
cause no wasn't ABEL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
NEW CASH STORE.

THE UNDERSIGNED have leased the large and
u beautiful store rooms 80
No. So EAST WASHING TON ST.
adjoining Odd Fellows Hail.
And are now prepared 10 exhibit the most beautifui
assortment Of seasonabie Dry Goods ever before Of
tsred tothe citizens Of indiana. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, exclusively, We pledge ourselvs N
fur sh Dry Goods at much cheaper rates than ever
before offered In this market.
Our Stock is Entirely New,
And has been selected with special view 10 thevans
Of the retail trade Of this iocsltyeonssting In part
superior Black sllks-of all grades and prices,
nayadere and plaid slks-ln yer, rich eoiors;
Robes de Voyage;
vslentla Popllns;
Nous de LANES;
Printed and Satin Striped French Merinos and
Ceburgs, and Aipacas,
French, English and American chintses;
Embroideries aud Laocs-A magnificent stock;
.heneie, STELLA bordered and Woelen shawis-
Pe,reshSm, Plush snd Velvet cioak.-shs n.ws..
styles,
Plano, Table and Stand Covers;
Cashmers and Chence Scarfs;
Dress Trimmings and Butt ons-the best stock ~
or opened In this cltyi
Gloves And Hosiery --of every kind.
In short, everything that could be desired In the
Dire. Goods line BY the most faItldiOus.
ALSO, g flt
very large stock OF Staple and Domestic ooodr.
such a. N, o., 81, 1914 and 1874 Bieaehed and
Checks, Wooden and Canton Flanpeis, Drills, Cham.
bras. Table aud Scotch Diaper Crash, Plain, Plaid
and Striped Jaconets and Nainsooks, Figured and
Plain Swiss Mulls, Irish Linens, shifting, Prints,
sAitnets Cloths Cassimeres, Jeans &c, Ito ali
Of which your inspection is respectfully solicited:
sep4 din CLAY Il CARTER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
IN. =. O. RICHARDSON
SHERRY WINE BITTERS,
THE CELEBRATED NEw ENGLAND RKMEDY
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
j "A u n DIG E,
Fever and Ague, General Debility,
And all diseases arising from disordered
Stomach, Liver or Bowels,

fVNoi dnu hSuC, uOhCidi DCuiiiil,
And all diseases arising from disordered
Stomach, Liver or Bowels,
Acdlty OF the Stomach; indgostonj Heartburn Lcss
OF Appetite; Costiyeaess; Blind aud Bleeding Piles ,
Disgust OF food Sour Eruestons; sinking Fiutter
ing ~ the Pit OF tho stomach Dimness OF Vision 4,
yellowness OF tbs skin aud kyes Palm In tho Side,
Back, Chest, or Limbs aud In all places where q
TONIC IL necessary.
This article has been In use for long time In the
New England states, where II has acquired a very
large sale, and the prcpretors feel ashcd that When
once introduc In the West, and lts merits become
known,h will surereede all other articles 10
use.
Road the following certificate from the principal
BosroN, April, 1857.
We the undersigned, Wholesale Dealers IN Drugs
and Medicines In the city OF Boston, hereby certify
quantities OF DIR. 3. o. Riehardson's SHERRY wISk
blITkkS, aud we take pleasure In testifylng that
they have given universal satisfaction 10 custom
made G standard aud Indispensable articls 10 our
stock. IL Is Of the longest established medicines
In New England aud one OF the most successful, and
We do not he.itateto recommend II ne medicine Of
Intrinsic merit.
sANI.. A. a WIN A, BREWER;
HENSHAw& CO.
WESkS 4 POTTER;
WILSON FAIRBANKS A CO.;
CARTER COLcoRpy
BURR, FOSTER A co.
g. 4. GOOnW1N& CO.
CHAS. V. POOR x Gu.
BROWN 4 KNAPP.
J. n. HARRis& Co., Cincinnati, "a General Agents for
the Western states, 20 whom all orders be ad-
dressed.
For sale In Indianapolis by Robert RrowinK, W.
W. Roberts. and Moihorshead d Cox, and by Drng.
'ists and Medicine Dealers generally.
daily may 2s--.Am June 5.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

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vols. muslin. 600
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