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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

If there is any Music i Periodical that is adapt
ed to suit Lover of Music, it is certainly "Peters
Musical Monthly. or United States Musical Review. :"
For, whether regard the Literary and Musical
WORTH the cheapness, the typographical
it is not only the useful but talented publication
in the country. Being largely engaged in the Pub
LEGATION of Music Mr. Peters always has fresh stock
of to select from, and is ways 10th 10 draw from
his resources to any required amount make the
Review what it should be. Net ga listed with giving
l56 pages of reading matter ana over S22 worth Of
new music for the modest of 81. Mr.. Peters
has decided to enlarge the January number. that
in future each monthly number viii contain 4 worth
of music, about $50 per This, at t,seens
ruinous and for elfprotecton, he explains how he
can afford it. 1t is in this way. Mr.. Peters pub
fishes from 60 to 20 pieces of music each month and
among them many fine copyright pieces, by the
best authors in the country, and which only need in
Producing to become immensely popular. By circu-
latine his best pieces in the Review he brings them
to the notice of thousands who never would
have heard of them. They sung and played by
his subscribers, and their Musical friends, liking
them, induced to buy copies in sheet form. 1t is
certainly novel way of advertising, and presume
pays the publisher. That Musical People are
getting rich treat for mere nothing is also certain
and advise them all to send to j L. Peters P o.
Box 1929, New-York City, for years subscription
1t can be had for So before. January 1st. Sample
copies, as cts After January it will be raised 10 49,
to cover the enlargement.
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TRIAL OF VELoCIPEDEs.-On Saturday
the2Sth of November, a trial of veloc
ipedes took place in this city, at the
armory of the 22d Regiment in Four
teenth street. Four differant makers
were represented. Two of the veloci
pedes were Of the French style, high
and awkward to mount The one gen
orally conceded to be the best was an
American design, embracing several
improvements upon the French ma
chine. Various adroit manipulations
of these machines were performed by
the exhibitors. Among the most nota
BILE of these was one in which they all
took part, to show the applicability of
these vehicles to military service.-Sci-
entifiC mericSn. -
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WANTED AGENTS. -: month to .! :sss g::

male and female, to introduce the GENUINE aM-
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE This machine will STITCH hem, fell,
tnck quilt cord bind, braid and embroder in most
superior manner. Price, only SIS. Fully warranted
for five years. We will pay 81 600 for any machine
that i'll sew stronger, beautiful or more elias
tic seam than ours 1t makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
Every second stitch be cut and still the cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearing It, Wepay agents
from SIS 70 5000 per month and expenses, or COM
mission from which twice that amount can be made
Address SECOND & CO., PITTSBURG, Pa, or
BOSTON, MASS.
CAUTlON.-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palmng off worthless cast iron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is tho only genu-
inc and really practical cheap machine manniac-
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Carpets Paw the High Prices.

FHsHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., of Bos-
z ton, Mass, established nearly a quarter of y
century ago in their present location, in Halls over
II, 70. 49, Il, 20, 81, 49, s5 and 81 Hanover street,
have probably furnished more houses with Carpets
than any other housein the country In order to at
ford those at distance the advantages of their low
prices, propose to send, receipt OF the price, 20
yards upwards of their beautiful Cottage Carpet
ng at so cents per yard with samples of ten Sorts
varying in price from 25 cents to So per yard, suta
BILE for furnishing every part of any house. nov24
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REFERENCES.

We the undersigned, hereby certify that we have
had personal dealings with 6. b. Cotton for several
years, and have found him to be and fair
dealing man, and one worthy the confidence and pat
ronage of the public.
Dr. s. B. Gowell, Rev. j. 8. Green, s. b. Richard
son, Esq Portland Maine Hon. E. K Boyle Bella st,
Maine; Alonzo Barnard, Esq, Bangor Maine; Chas
II. Morrill,, Rddeford, Maine; Mr.. NJ Quinby, st,
Johnsonville, N. Y; VIM. 0. Sweet, Esq, West
Mansfield, Mass.
4O-St
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PLAIN TALK.-We respectfully re
quest our contemporary of the Lafayette
Courier to correct the falsehood he has
put in circulation founded doubtless on
the card Of Judge Johnson and the con-
slant reiterations Of the radical -
editorials, since the October election
in regard to the Ballot Box Stuff
of the "South Pcn'' = this city. re
ask this, in justice II our fellow :tizeus
Of all parties, Who rn'''' ~, were the
charge true, fai! t. have i thorough in
vestigation Of il. ani fatl exposure Of
those who were gui' this great out
rage. The fact, that the Grand Jury,
after patient Investigation, failed to
find anything like fraud, in the conduc-
tion of that Poll, is, we think, sufficient
to brand the charge Of ballet box stuff
fling as he; yet, notwithstanding this,
we find the Radical Of the Goth ult.,
of this city, copying the Courier's ar
ticle and endorsing it as the truth !
Such conduct, on the part Of the
Radical is not only shameful bus in
famous, and we ask the Courier 20 take
it back. The idea of stufling, is simply
slut, and to give the charge some char
acter and responsibility that which the
Courier says is Jagged ia.
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The Fifteenth Annual Meeting Of this
Association will be held at Richmond,
commencing on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 90, an continuing during We'd
nesday and Thursday. The usual re-
duction in rail road fare will be secured,
and all ladies desiring il, will be enter
tanned by the citizens free OF charge
There will also be reduction of rates
at the hotels
The indications are that the meeting
will be one of the largest and most in
tcresting If any that has yet been held.
1t is hoped that every teacher who can
possibly do SO, viii attend. We antic
ipate visit from the Superint4ndents
OF schools in Ohio, on Thnrs-ay.
The following is the order of exerci-
SEES:
I TUESDAY EVENING
l. Organizing and address of well
come.
2. inaugural address, by the Pres
ident, A. c. Shortridge.
Observation-Disclosures SESSION.
L, OOupOSitioA ny CooSAoAo, W
H. S. McRea.
., Discussion of foregoing paper.
t 3, Course Of study in our public high
schools, by w. A. Bell, Principal of
indianapolis High School.
/, General Discussion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l, Amendment to the School Law, by
Thomas Charles, of Indianapolis.
2, Discussion.
3, Composition Writing; by Cyrus W.
Hodges, Principal of Richmond High
School.
4, General Discussion and Miscs' -
neous Business.
EVENING SESSION.
l, Discussion.
2, Address by w. H. Venable of Gin.
cinnati.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SESSION.
l, The duty of the State to educate
all her children, by A. NJ Cow, OF Evans.
Vile.
2, Discusson OF this paper.
3, Methods of teaching natural sci
ence in common schools, by Professor
j. Tingley, of Asbury University.
4, Music in common schools, bv G..
-. LOOMS, OF Indianapolis
AFTERNOON SESSION
l, What should be the Iei;s1ion of the
colleges of our State, to our public
schools? by J. II. Olcottt, Of Tcrrc
Haute.
2, Election OF officers.
3, Short speeches from members ana
visitors.
4. Miscellaneous.
EVENING; SESSION.
1, AUaress BY w. d. Hinklc, o. So
lem, Onio.
2, Miscellaneous.
Opportunity will be given each CIV %
ing for the discussion of topics not STA
ted in the programme, if it shall be de
sired.
Teachers arriving upon the ca RS are
requested to assemble at the High
School room, IN Fifth street, where
homes wi Ii be assigned them
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DELINQUENT Tax Notice.

4 LII persons in arrears for State and County tax
"A for 1867, or former years, are hereby notified
that they will save costs by paying the before
the 18th of Dec, at which time required by law
to advertise real estate for sale to satisfy the
of Delinquent Tax on the same. Sale to be made on
the first Monday of February, 1869.
JOHN SIM Co. Treas'r,
Centervile, Nov. IL. 1868. 373t
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A Clergym,n while residing in South America a 5
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weaknessl Early Decay
the whole train OF disorders brought on by banefu
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by tn is noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate; l will send the
receipt for preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any who needs it, Free of
Charge. Address,
JOSEPH r. INMAN.
Station D, Bible House,
Mem. York [iku
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RICHMOND lIAEKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, December l6.
Flour and grain unchanged and quiet.
Cotton, frDler; middng at 232c.
Whisky, steady at csc.
logs, opened active and higher; sales at IS 50@
8 90 gross and SO 25Gl9 60 nett
Mess pork, firm but quiet at $40 0o@26 50.
Bulk meats, firm but the demand is light stoul
ders at 81 l@934c; sides I224cc and l314c for clear
rib and packed.
Lard is quiet but firm a. lie.
Green meats firm.
Butter and cheese unchanged and firm.
Linseed oil dull only rcti demand AT 95c.
Petroleum Gull at Soc.
Gold 557i buying
Exchange dull at ! 10 discount trying, and par
selling.
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ORTON'S PREPARATION.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
The Apppetl"e for Tobacco
Destroyed!
Lcaoe of Cheering aud Smoking the Poisonous Weed, To-
RECOMMENDATIONS

Tie following few selected from the multitude
of recommendations in our possession.
From W. P. Head, Esq, Bangor. Maine.
BANGOR, MAINE, April 18th, 1868.
hereby certify, that have used Tobacco for thir-
ty years asst and for the last fifteen years have used
two pounds per month. | have left off one year at
time, bat always continued to banker for il till
used Orton's Preparation which has completely Gu
red me of the appetite for Tobacco would recon-
mend al! who afflicted with this terrible habit, to
try the Preparation, which will cearainly cure if the
directions followed.
W. Z. HEALD.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
fuN1IS Is TO GIVE NOTICE

That on the 21st day of November, a. d 1868.
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es-
tate of Benjamin F. Deal of Richmond, in the Coun-
ty of Wayne. and State of Indiana, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition: That the
belonging to any such Bankrupt to him, or for his
use and the transfer of any property by him is for
hidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF the
or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at q
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 244 East
Washington Street. the city of Indianapolis, in said
District, before John W. Ray, Register on the 22d
day of Dec, A. d., 1863, at O'Clock, A. NJ
BEN. J. SPOONER, U:S Marshal,
Dec l. 1855 39tt So District Of Indiana
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OUR COMMISSION TO AGENTS


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Stories of q Superior Character, Sketches
Narratives and II humorous Extracts.

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,c the daily edition of the Journal, should take the
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weekly spaper in the country in other depart
their State other newspaper does.
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From John Morrill,, Bangor, Name.

March 3lst, 1863
This is to certify that used Tobacco for eighteen
years; have tried many times to break off, but have
suffered much from dizziness in my head, and a
gnawng in my stomach that have soon given up
ule trial. short time since, friend induced me to
try Orton's Preparation, sold by vou.) l have done
and am completely cured. did not in the least
banker after Tobacco, either to smoke chew after
l began 10 the Preparation.
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TOGETHER WITH SUMMARY OF THE
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the CHURCH UNION

FUNIIS PAPER has been recently enlarged to
Il mammoth proportions. IT IS THE LARGEST
RELIGIOUS PAPER IN THE WORLD. Is the leading or
gan of the Union Movement, and opposes rituaisn,
close communion, eXclusiveness and church CASTE
1t is the only paper that publishes HENRY WARD
BEEcHER's Sermons, which it does every week, just
as they are ADMINISTRATIONS qualification cor
rection by him. 1t advocates universal suffIage
union of christians at the POLLS and the rights of la
Dor. 1t has the best Agricultural Department of any
paper in the world publishes stories for the family,
aud for the destruction Of social evils. Its editorial
mana cement is impersoral; it's writer's and editors
are from every branch of the church. and from
grade of society 1t has been apty termed the
organ of thought in the world.
Such paper, offering premiums of Sewing Ma
organs for Churches, ETC., makes of the best pa
pers for canvassers in the world.
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ance Policy for its Pastor almost any other need
full thing, by club of subscribers.
Send for copy, enclosing 10 cents, to
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IL Park Row, New York.
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Taxes for 1868.

yuyHE TAX FOR 1888, is now due, and, for
IL the purpose of Collecting the same. will re-
main at the Office in Centrevie from October 10Th,
until the third Monday in April, when all unpaid
Taxes will be returned Delinquent.
On the 18th of December, am required by law to
advertise Real Estate for sale for all unpaid dehn-
quences for 1867, or former years, and all persons
interested requested to call and pay the deinquen
Tax before that date.
mrBring Your Road Receipts when You
come to Pay YOur Taxes.
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A District Convention of the indie
pendent Order of Good Templars was
held at Union City, Indiana, on last
Thursday and Friday. The session was
harmonious and of considerable interest
Twelve or fourteen Lodges were repre-
sente0. The Convention tooE strong
grounds in favor OF prohibition Ltaiso
by resolution, denounced the practlce OF
members going into saloons, where
whisky is sold to purchase cigars, DC,
as a violation of 9 Templar's obligation.
Public meetings were held at the III.
E. Church on Thursday and Friday
evenings, and were addressed By +. B.
Reynolds, A. j. NeH, Amanda II. Way
and S. j. Pecllc.
The reports made to the Convention
from Lodges were encouraging to tenn
perance mne.
The next District Convention will he
held in this city.-Winchester Journal.
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HENRY T.. CHILD,
ii Park Row, New York.

1ss-P. S.-Suhscriptions received at the Pailadi-
UNI Office, where speciman No. can be seen.
3l-4mo
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PARK HOTEL.
On the American & European Plan,
Coz. BEEKMAN and NASSAU STS.,
Near CITY Hall Park, NETWORK.
GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor

n. B.-Located in the very heart of the wholesale
business, this is of the most conveniently To-
Gated Hotels for Merchants Business men and others
visiting the city. 41-6m-S7.]
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The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report.
Elias B. Dillman, to Martha blilleT,
Boston; Abner b Crull to Marietta Izor,
Cambridge: Solomon 0. Dwiggins to
Mary E. Price. Newport; John M. Ross
to Mamie L. Byars, Boston. William L
Dunlap to Rachel Reeve, c' mond;
Charles Cruger to Char,o.o Reeves
Richmond; 1.arkin Charaness :, Ruth
Lamb, Dalton, Joseph r. White to
Niche! Hill, Whitew2ser; James 3. l4att
to Olive R King, Cepteryilis, Franklin
Nixon to Emily VIII c, Richmond; Al
pheus Reynolds to Matilda. Johnson
Williamsburg; Isaac T. Irwin TO Irene
Bennett, Newport; Noah Morris to Vic
toria AI. Zeli, Milton; Levi u. Druiey
to Anna Bulla, Boston; George w. Da
Wis to Armand Z. Henning, Middleboro
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MARRIED.--By his Honor, Mayor
Young, on Wednesday evening, Dec.
10th, Mr.. Casper M. Jones, to Miss
Sarah j. Phillips; all of Center Town
ship.
The happy bridegroom, for the ser
vices the Mayor rendered. was .very
much obliged to him. This com ated
at the gold standard, IS probablv yvortn
S2,3i1 cents.
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WESTERN MANUFACTURERS REvIRw,
published At Indianapolis, has entered
on its second volume, and We note the
fact that A. L. Logan, Esq, its able and
efficient editor, has taken partner and
co-worker Mr.. w. A. Drapier, of st.
Joseph county, Ind. The price of the
Review is 31.00 in advance. Its speci-
atty is an advertising medium between
manufacturers and mechanics and the
public-tradc, traffic and transportation,
receive particular attention. 1t is a
most excellent medium in which to ad
vertise.
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ns~Beware of Counterfeits and all articles pur
porting to be like this, of the name or other
wise. The great popularity of Orton's Preparation
ing upon the public countereit and inferior articles
Purchasers will please order directly from the pro
prietor, or his duly authorized Agents.
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Deer are plentiful in the western pine
ries.
Virginia has ripe strawberries grown
in the open air. F0a $3.50 -A
Oregon is building six railroads
About million postage stamps are
,,snI Iev in tho IT, s.
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The price of Orton's Preparation is So per box,
forwarded to any part of the ntry post paid on
receipt of price. Money sent by mail at our risk
Address, c. u, COTTON, Proprietor
Box l748 Portland Me
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