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Frorn Jbq VabasbJCzetlejI5xtr. Most Horriole Murder on Record: Yesterday evening, about dark, pert jrea'ched tovn that a WHOLE fiM ware discovered buried under the floor of the cabin which had been occt piedby ths HttWarrfvhd; We Wv jail charged with, the murder, "of Boles The awful spread rapidly over town, and in half an hour or less, tha Coroner witha Jury and some thirty or forty citizens, had started forthe placed We immediate ly set about finding the' truth of the story, and are IndeKcd to Mri James "yjtso.N, morning. Mr Wilson and M. ThoiMasJ Uonstaoie provided with a warrant star' ted down the canal to arrest the' wife of Hubbard, whom Tate developments ren dered, it highly that shejwas an accomplice in' the murder of iBoyles. They proceeded to Gardiner's work five miles west of town, where" they found the woman and arrested her.

Mr Love land suggested to Wilson that suspi oibns were entertained that the Hubbard's had murdered a whole family last Fall. As. soon; as! Mr. Wikon heard this he, in company with Mr, Loveland, went to the house of Mr: Fisher, where they ascertain ed that some time in September last this Hubbard family i went to board with a by the name of French, who then lived in the cabin since occupied by the This French family consit cd of SEVEN persons, the father, mother and five children. They were a very poor family that had been living in the neighborhood six orseven years and were well known by all the neighbors.

During last summer the old man French had raised a small patch of corn and some garden stuff, the whole of which, tog ther with the furniture, was not worth over fifty dollars. Some time in Oct ober, Mr. Lewis, a near neighbor' went to the cabin of French to "purchase his corn, He was met at the fence by the Hubbards and was told that the night beforeMrr French's brother had come along with a wagon and' had taken Mr. French's whole family away with him and" had started for Illinois, and that they had purchased all their things, including the corn, garden and and furniture. A day or two afterwards Mr.

Steams Fisher went over to enquire if the French's needed any assistance, and was met in the same way by the Hubbards and was Jpld the same story. No suspicions were entertained at the time that foul pi ay had been used, and nothing occurred until after the body ofBoyles had been found and the Hubbard's were arrested. It then began to be thought these monsters had murdered the whole famiIV "On heasjng these state 'inents Mr, Wilson determined to go and search the He then went down to Gardiner's work and procured a shovel and pick and tried to get some one to go with hirm No one believed the story and so no one volunteered to go. While they were talking Mr, Thomas camp up and he and Mr. Wilson proceeded to Hubbard's ahd found the door locked.

They drew the staple with the pick, and entered the house. They found the floor raised, and some dirt removed. Mr; Miles constable, had been there'll short time prvious searching, and hau discovered a piece of skull bona and had gone awav. Thev then Droceeded to dicr awav the dirt and soon discovered the bodyof mtahtrvery Tnuch decayed. I heyyvn mediately left and came up to town' and got the Coroner, who summoneda Jury, ci.

1 consisting oi oiearns risner, j. uewis, D.Brooks. F. Loveland Stober and DrJ. Wi Jellison.

who7 at once pro ceeded, to iq place, which, they reached about seven4 o'clock4 lasf evening In presence of a large company they proced cd to examine the plaoe where the infant had been discovered, and horrible to re late, found seven bodies, consisting of tho ENTIRE FRENCH FAMILY! Their skulls were, all broken in, and the legs of the old. man trench1 and his wile were broken pb that they could be doubled up and forced into the hole, which was three or four feet deep! They were, aid A HEAP, the fATHEtt AND MOTHER at BOT' TOM and the children on top. The babe was about fifteen months, old, and the oldest child about fifteen years old. There were three ttirls and two" boys Theohildren were much decayed, but the parents were still sound, and were ea nily recognized by those w(6 had known them. i There is not the least doubt but what tho Hubbards are guilty of this wholesale and damning fMurler.

It is 6o horrible for belief but facts are as above stated and the conclusion "is irrosistable The Hubbards are all in jail. Hubbard will be examined to day. Tahre seems to have been do other motive than the obtaining what fe wordly goods' this poor family possessed, which not worth over dollars! fjrWakhow ifob 'subject which publio is unaoiinotis as the efBcacx the Hoollahd German' Bjiters. Persons who'hiva long been Bufferingrrorn dys dise'Me' of the liyr'i iid', are immediately arid permariently' cured by their use' Procure' the genuine article that prepared by De," Jicksonrai the German Medical Store. No, 120 Arch atreet, below Sixth, Philadelphia." Those should iUkw)ut ftdvice, mnA Kia uinnprrnl tMedicihAl nuu rrVhv ehoul our merchant tailors fortn themselves tnlo ft rigiment of hevy (lr godnsT Because Jhejr arc) pienajtt te Portable cottaees for Kansas afemada at ui.

passed bqth bf an Chea Ofthe" Legislature, and gone to Uov; Clark', who will give his cordj? ai wgnaiure.a 3Pcty XTk! ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of A. F. Best are requested to pay up by the 15th of May, or they wilt fiuJ Uieip notes and accounts iu the bauds Of proper ofBosrs for collection; Take heed and nave costs i i.i i'. i i i F. BEST April.

18, 1655. 3w Election Notice. AN election wilt be held by the Evangelical Lutheran St. Peter's. Congregation at the Union School House, in Huntington, on the 5tb day of Mar," at 3 o'clock, P.Atto elect a Board of Trustees.

April' 18lhr1855 FARM FORALE. THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm, situated six miles north of Huntingtpn, on the Plank Road. It contains 40 acres, twenty of which are under fence. It is a very desirable location for any one wishing to farm. There is plenty of good water the place all through tho year.

Apply to the subscriber on the premises. GEORGE PAYNE. April 18, 1855 3m29 Elstray Ooltsr STRAYED from the subscriber, residing five miles east of Warren, in Salamony town 1 I 1 lf.ML 1QCC t. nip, uu ouiuruajr, niaruii axai, igjtf, tuive Mviaf of the following description: One a. three year old bay maro, blaze in the forehead extending to the tip of the nose.

The other a light sorrel horse colt, with a small blaze in the forehead. The third is a bay earl I lie mare colt Ten Dollars reward will be given for life de livery of said Colts at my residencef oryliberal reward will be given for information fiat will lead to their recovery. Ad lress me aWarren. JONATHAN OU3T. "April 18, 1855 SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered from the office of the Clerk of the Huntington circuit court, I will oner for sale at public auction and outery, aYlhe door of tho Court House in the town of fianliiigton, Huntington couuty and State of Indiana, on Monday the 7ll day of May, A. D. 1855. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.

and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the rentaeSd profits for seven vears of the folio wiuff. described real es tate, to wit In lota Nos, 91, 92, j)3, 94, 95, 129, 130, 131 And 132. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, Interest, costs, and accru lug costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose the fee simple of said above de 1L I i I Taken in execution aa the "properly of Albert Keed, Albert Brown and Lysauder iusmngk ai the suit of the Cunal Bank of Cleveland.

II. BROWN, Sheriff, II. C. April 18, 1S55. 3w 29 (prs fee $2.) State of Indiana, Huntington County.

Huntington Circuit Court, Angust term, 1855. VV ilsoB. Lougluluge, VS. Oliver A. Morse.PeterV.

V. Schermerhorn.P. Petition for partition Wcedmau, Thomas B. Mitchcl, Stephen Yates, and Gsrtrude 4 milE above named defendants will take no I tice that on tltls day, to wit, the 14th day of April, 1S55, Wilson B. Lougbridge filed iu the (Jlerk's office nis petition lor partition, osk ing partition of In lot number two hundred and fifty two.

(2.r2 In the town of Huntinrton and county aforesaU, and also at the same lima fil ed the affidavit of a dUiuterested person that the above named defendants are not residents ot toe Stale of Indiana. Notice Is thereby given lo said defendants of the pendency of said potillon, ana mat unless thev appear at the next term of the Huntington Circuit Court, to be holden at the Court House In the town of Huntington, on me secona oion dav of A trust next, and plead, answer or de mur to said petition, the same will be heard and determined in tlieir absence. Attest, 7 JOS. WILEY, Clerk, April 18, 1855 3w29 1 I tTi' i i i' CHEMYPECTORAL COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, AND CONSUMPTION 1" mHI? nfmed ia offered to the community I with the confidence we feel in an article which seldom falls to realize the happiest elects that can be desired. So wide Is the field of its usefulness and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons, publicly known, who have been restored from alarming, and.

even desperate diseases of the lungs, by Its use, When once tried, its superiority over every otn er medicine of iu kind, is too apparent to es cape observation, and where its Virtues are known, the public no longer hesiUte What antidote to employ for the distressing and dsriger oos aneoliona or ine pulmonary organs, wmuu r. iHAM.ni to our climate: And not only ia formidable attaeks upon tb lanes, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Congbs, Hoarseness, and forCUIdren it Is the pleasaniesi ana safeoi medicine that can be obtained; No fam ily should be Without It, and those who aave used it never WiU. i Prepared by Avr.a, Practical and An' fytical Chemist, Lowell, Mats. 5' SM liv Janaai Davbta. Huntiafton.

and dealers iu medicines every wbetec; 1. April 18, 1855 3m2l Beard. Sinix Dnan Steel Flows. 4 rc tUard. Slnlx Dunn's Richmond 1 1 1 1 1 SUlTlows.

Coltivator, Cornshel lert, and a great of fanrilnelmplemen, lor sale ai we sign ot mo 1855 WOOL nd Silk Undershrrtsnd Drawers, biq, bonirht for a little more than cost, at SMITH ct TRACY'S. A YERY; large stock I of Lustres, DsLal noe, Persian Twill, and all hinde el wini I dress goods, at rSMITIf eV TRACY'S. 1 1 Direct from Philadelphia, consignment of Harrison's cele brated Perfumery, Consisting of Handker chief and Flavoring Extraots of all kiudi, snJ every vsrfety of Toilet articles. Also, Harrison's celebruted Inks lilack, blueJ blue black, Japan, red and carmine. The Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine the stock of Toilet articles and flavoring extracts.

Ws. NORTON, at the rost Umce JJrng store. April 11, 1855 3m28 HULL'S WABASH LINE! FOR 1855, Still ia Operation Tfot 'sold out as reported by some inter esied xndviduals. THE pattbus of tho above line of Canal Boats, and the public generally, are in fornied Goods will be forwarded as usual by this Hue, with promptness, to all points on the Wabash and Miami Canal, from my old stand, north side Miami Canals, between Main and Sycamore streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. JULIUS HULL.

'April 4, 1855 27 Railroad Notice. Qffice of Cfraud Raptiis 8c Indiana R. R. Co.J Stursls. MicrK.

March 24. 1855. ri HE Stockholders in the drand Rapids and '33 Indiana Railroad Company please taks, otlce that the an ttal election of directors in saU Company for the ensuing yea', will be boldeH at the house of F. F. Jewett, in Limn, in the county of LaGranije, Indiana, on the 30th day of April, A.

D. 1855, at one o'clock In the alternoon or said day. By order of the Board. WILLIAM ALLMAN, Sect'ry. April 4, 1855 27td $2 SELLING AT' COST! J.

FALOOjl HAVING concluded to quit tho 'Mercantile business, now offers Ills entire stock of varied and well selected Goods at COST. He Invites the public to call aad see him, as he is determined to give better bargains than ever before given in Huntington' I also wish to dispose of the building which I now occupy It is new, well hntsiied, favorably located for business operations, and will be sold on favorable terms. J. FALOON. Particular Notice.

All persons kuowing themselves Indobted to me are requested to come forward and make immediate payment, or they will find their accounts in the hands of proper officers for collection. J. FALOON. February 7th, 1955 19 NEW HARDWARE STORE 1 For Country Merchants, Farmers and Others, At the sign of the big Pad Lock, Broadway, PERU, INDIANA. TTAVING lust opened a branch of my Indl XX anapolls house, In the city of Peru, for the transaction of ffeneral Hrtlware business.

and havln? a lartre now stock or American goods recently purchased in New York, and of ther American manuiaciurers mrougnoui me Eastern Statos, together with a general assortment of English and German Hardware of my own Importation, all of which I will sell at Cincinnati prices, or duplicate Cincinnati bills, except for heavy goods, those I shall add half a cent oer Dound for extra faeleht, until the re ceipt of sprjng goods by water, after that I shall expect to duplicate Cincinnati bills of all descriptions without any charge for extra freight. Among the articles or wmcn 1 nave aiuu assortment on hand are, Building materials and house trimmings, locks, latches, butts, screws, nails, brads, window sash, glass, eto. Tablk and Pocket Cutlem The hest assortment ever offered in this market CAxrENTERs' tNo Cooriu' Tools A full supply of N. Kellogg's and other makers just received, uaoinei maxers gooas, manogauy veneers and knobs, till, chest and cupboard locks, Table and bed castors, glue, etc: Saddlxby1 A select assortment or an tinas of Saddlers trimmings. CitxiAGE TsJtmiNGS Gutta percha and oil cloth, enameled and patent leather and lace also hubs, shafts, felloes, etc.

Fox iAnChof bolting cloths, leather and rubber belts, saws, files, packing yarn, block lines, etc. Faxhess All kinds of farming nienciis plows, cast steel, and cast steel beck scythes, cradles, forks, rakes, spades, shovels and hoes. Blacksmiths Constantly on nana a very large stock of Shoeuberger Iron, all kinds of steel, Yougbtogeny coalj and blacksmiths' tools, all warranted li Also, tin plate, copper, pomps au a leaopipe. All very cheap, at wholesale and retail, at the sign of the big padlock. H.

S. 1004 17 1:. Wit C. KOCfffiR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Huntington, jnd. tVill promptly attend to all business entrust ed to hlscare In.

untir gtoh andadjoln ing Collections and Agencies promptly attended. to. i Office with James K. Slack, isq. Mareh 7th, 1855 Si3 Survey of Lands.

THE andersigned will proceed on Tuesday; Mav 1st. 1855. tb survev their lands sit uated in secUon 25, township: 39, range 8, In Warren township. All nenons Interested are noUbed to aneua and defray their portion of, the expense, other wise It will collected as meiaw atrecis. HENRY HUUUCL, At CALISON, iom Oliver AprU 11, ie55 3w98 Survey of Lands.

mHE underslrned will proceed on Monday Me 82dday of April, 1855, to survey their lands In Section 87, lownsbip range ah nflti.r.aMnta and Demons interested are requested to attend and defray their part of the expense, otnerwlse it win do conecieu.w iue law dlrocu. JOHN H. HENRY HOOVER. Ifarif 4th, 1855 S7 T. A ALLMAN, HOUSE PLASTERERS CISTERN All work of this kind executed with prompt ness, and on the most reasonable terms.

April 4, 1855 6m26 nti.Lri..lL sT" as Ml fiuuuia OWMV VVS 4 Cfri BUSHELS best quality Pitts ZUUU borvh Stone Coal for sale at the sien n. rs KELiLvuu. rtru.APTH 10OO no 1 4 as The Place to get your Money back i IS AT MOORE ANDERSON'S BOOT 8l SHOE STORE, Huntington, THANKFUL fot the liberal share of public patronage thus far exteudod to would respectfully inform our old customers. and the "rest of mankind" that we are on hand again with a very large and well selected as sortment of LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS' Spring and Summer Wear, Of every conceivable style and variety, of the vety best quality to be found in the market. Also Youths' Misses and.

Childrens' Wear, Of every kind. In short, the understanding from the cradle to the hoary heard can be embellished at this, establishment with that which is neat, eenteel. fashionable, comfortable and ser viceable, and. at prices Far below anything in this Market, our motto is "quick sales, sball profits, and reaay pay." Good workmen are engaged, and a. superior article of Home made Boots Shoes kept constantly On hand.

Please call and see if this la not al true. Remember the'Hlace Moora At Pur viances' stores. MOORE ANDERSON. May 17th, 1851 31 DRUGS MEDICINES. WILLIAM NORTON HAS jut received his Fall stock of new and fresh Drnga and Medicines, faints, Oils, DyeSlufs.

Patent Medicines and Plain Stationery, Cheap. Publications, liquorsJandjiviues Gold Pens, Port Monies, Perfumery, Soaps, Which he Is offering cheaper than ever before, at the oldaud well known Post office Drug store. I have made arrangements by which I can furnish Liquors and Wines at Wholesale, for prices varying from 75 cents to $4 per gallon, which are warranted to be superior to any that can be obtained west of Toledo, ut the same prices. Pure Wines and Liquors can be obtained of me, calculated expressly for medicinal purposes, arid their purity guaranteed. Give me a call, and examine articles and prices.

Pure White Lead per kog, Zinc Paint $2,63 Linseed Oil $1,00 per gallon, Turpentine 1,00 Call at the Post Office Drug Store. si. NORTON, November 15, 1654 7 tf HYGEANA BROUGHT HOME TO THE DOOR OF THE MILLION A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently 2. been made by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in the treatment of Consumption, Asthma and all diseases of the Lung.

We refer to "Dr. Cur tis' llvceana. or Inhalinr livfrean Vanorand Cherry Syrup' With this uew method Dr. C.has restored many afflicted ones to perfect health as an' evidence of wmcn he has inuU' merable certificates. Speaking of the treat ment, a physician remarks: It is evident that Inhaling constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal properties must come lu direct contact with the whole of the arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the many and vartod changes produced upon them when Introduced into the stomach, and subjected to the process' of "digestion.

The Hygeaua is for sale at all the druggists' throughout the country. IN. Y. Dutchman of Jan. 4.

inhaler is woin on the breast under the linen without the least Inconvenience the heat ofthe body beingsufficlentto evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of Cases cT Cures like the follow ne might be named One Package of Hygeana has cured me of the Asthma of six yoars standing. Ji F. Keesberry, P. M.

of Duncannon, Pa. I am enred of Asthma of 10 years standing by Dr. Curtis' Hygeaua. Margaret Easton, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Mammond N. was cured of a severe case of Bronchetls by the Hygeana. My sister has been tiired of a Distressing Uough of several years standing, and decided to be Incurable by her Physicians.

She was Cured in one month by the Hygeana. 11. Oaubert, Kichmond, lue. i P.I. Iim FtnllliraM VanMArra RnM kv P.I1F.

A II.V .1.1 JV Wi.UlOW UWnUgU. WVIM tin Perkins, and Boyd Paul, No. 149 Chambers street, N. Y. 4 Packages sent free by express to any part of the United States for Ten Dollars.

N. B. Dr. Curtis' Hvzeana is the original and only. genulne.artlclei allothers are baie imitations or vile and iujurlous counieneits; Shun them as you would poison.

December 20, 1854 12 STATE STOCK MONEY Taken in Exchange for Goods at Far. TTAVlNO made arrangements to use some JJ. $3500 or Stato.Stoclt Money, we are pre oared to take it ut par for Goods. Having a very large stock of entirely neW Goods, purchased at very low prices, we thins. we can Compete with any other house in lownj It Is known hat we have not been taking State Stock money for a few days past, but determined to take what others take as long as we can use it we say bring It along, and We will do you good.

Allkiudi ot couatry rroduee fallen in exchange for Goods. SMITH cVTRACY November 29, loa4 cV ValaaW.e Towa Property for Sale THE undersigned offers for sale the nba frame Dwelling House lately occupied bt Isaac DeLong, situated in a very pleasant part ofthe town of Huullugton. For Information as to terms, apply at my Tin Shop, or at the Herald Office. E. FILSON.

February 21, 1855 MEDICINES Myer'sRock Rose, Scsrpa's Aconstic OU, TownseudySarsaparilla, Comp. Syrup of SmithVHorse 0 wderr just received at DAVIES Drug Stored LADIES" China Silk and Wool under jackets, and Silk dress Goods, a fine assortment, cheap for cash at 'SMITH TRACY'S. TEAS A general assortment of Teos.ofthe best qdallly, at DAVIE' Drug Store. at I BUSINESS a W. rADOETT.

i. C. ADCI'IT. L. C.ISTKR.

Padgett, Brother Caster, IMfORTKkS AND PKALXRS IM China, Glass Quccnswarc, Wholesale and Retail, No 51 Main west side, between Pearl, and Columbia streets, CINCINNATI, O. WE are just' opening a new aud varied assortment of China, Glass and Quer nswore No. 31 Mulu Ciucinnuti, and flutter our solves that we cun make it to 'lie Interest of Merchants to give us a call, as rnr utorlf la 11. and complete, and we are determined to sell ad such prices aa csunot fail to giye satUfuetiou. We solicit an exainiaation of our stock.

Don't forget 51 Main street. N. B. Particular attention, paid to packing and shipping Goods. PADGETT, BROTHER CASTER.

September 20, ie51 52 A. II. Q. J. 1IIIUMMONI), Produce Commission Merchants, Mahon, Ind.

We are now prepared to do a General Com mLwlou business, and will Pay the highest Market prices in Cash for Wheat, cfc. September 13, 1851 3m51 LAW NOTICE. PETirr cowgul, Attorney and Counsellors at Law. Wabash, Ind. Office above the Upper Wabash Dank.

November 8, 1854 6 MEDICAL NOTICE. J. R. MILLS, M. D.f Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Iluutington and vicinity.

Office In the room formerly occupied by Dr. SaVyer, north of Moore's store. March 8th, 154 24 G. S. HAZARD, PRODUCE COMMISSION ER CHANT, BUFFALO, N.

Y. PERSONAL attention given to consignment of Produce, and liberal advances made wheu required. refrx to H. McCuIloch, Esq. Cash.

Bk. Fort Wayne. Messrs. S. Moore Purviance, Cain (Sc.

Co. Huntington. Beitj. Orton, Esq. March 16, 1853 ly25 A.

BUCKINGHAM SONS, S. GUTHRIE, uuesviiie, U. Uultulo, N. feucl ng haras Guthrie, FORWARDERS COMMISSION No. IlCen.tralWhar, lluffalo, Jfj Associate BUCKINOIIAMS McCULLOlI, WIW YORK.

P. BUCKINGHAM TOttDO, OHIO. Samuel J. Anthony, WATCHMAKER JEWELLER 1 Lagro, Wabash county, Ind. Clocks, watches, decs, repaired at short notice.

A line lot of Jewelry kept on hand aud for sale at very cheap rates. Shop lit Dr. DepuyVthree story building ou Main street; fJan. 11, lS5i 16 JOHN ROCHE, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, hardwaretqueensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ID Liberal advances on produce destined fot he Eastern Markets. ISAAC D'LONG, Attorney and 1 Connsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.

Will attend to all kind of Mllitarv claims, for Bounty Land, Extra' Pav. Back Pav. Ate. Also, to thecollectlon of claims la any part of ixoruiern xnaiana, wjtn promptness ahd on the mosi reasonable terms. Oflice In the Auditor's office, Huntington.

Samuel J. D. Si John, PHYSICIANS SURGEONS. Lagro, Wabash county, Ind. OrtitJi opposite th'eDrtfg Storo.

16 DR. iy S. C. 6RAYST0N, Tenders his professional services to the cltl ene of Huntington and vlclulty.Office next oor aorm 01 iseniamiu Urton's store. August 11.1H52: ly45 T)AINT8 White Lead Zin Paint, Lluseod JL Oil aud Fulty, very cheap for cash at DAVIES' DRUii STORE.

nnRUSSES, Abdomnal Supporters, Shoulder JL uraces, at JJAVIEb' Drug Store. IQUORS Pure Wines, Brandies aud other JLi Liquors, for medical purposes, at DAVIES' Drug Store. CJTATIONERY A general assortment of 3 School Books and Stationery at DAV1E8' Drng Store. 'f JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, executed with neatness and I telegraphic dispatch. ef iLOTUS, CASS1MERES A VESTINCS of every style and quality, at ROCHES.

A GENERAL assortment of staple and fancy XX btatiouery, Larus, tc, at DAVIES' Drug Store. 1tUSICAL A larze stock of Musical In ITX slruments, Violin strings, always on hand at DAVIES Drug Store. LASS Extra slxed Glass furuished aud eut to order at DAVIES' Drug Store. lURfrttod iJverOit DAVIES' Drugstore. HE place to buy a Hat er Cap for the leeta money is at lbs cheap cash store or SMITH Sl TRACY.

A VERY large lot of Trunks! Carpet beg, and Umbrellas just received and for salt iow for cash by A TRACY. ub Ij. ic, for no It IMPORTANT: rDISCQVRY DY W. K. VERSO 5, H.

D. THE cause of Ague or Chills and Fever det stroyed the necessity, for Quhilu and Awenic enti rely supermtdod. I Evcrwn dt Chrouo Thermal or Ann ticsn Remedy fr Ague or ChiMn nnd vpr. 1 This is 110 common or rwteni nowtmm. bhtnV imporlant scientific dlse.ivury of lmnioh biul from present Indications Utlrtrued lo, become the only reliable cure for r'ever Ague.

Throughout our er at ague dktr.ct it hulled as. THE REMEDY, and is greeted Villi enthusiasm, no less for its invlgurailng Infli ence upon the sysU geneml'y, than the mnrxauie cures. II produces. Seldom, indeed, husuny medicine been received with such nonu. favor.

It is perfectlv saf an I lianiilis tvin forlnfauU. Not one person Iu rift frillhuvea clilll after the first dose diiriug that eu.on if lu a year, in Hie worst nguodistrictx. Do not trill 4 with your health by the use of Quinine, Amen Cholngonnes, Cathartics or Emeticu, but with TUB AMERICAN REMEDY, the irreat' nulidule lo the spectlic polio 11, uttuck aur de lrey the cacse of the (Jiwu and the effects will cease lo exist. No perceptible action like i purging, vomiting, or sweating tkes place' when tiiis medicine Is taken, but a sure and: speedy restoralfon to healths We are almost dsilv in receipt of certificates and orders like Urn following Pleana rufld them and procure of our gen to one of oor' hit' culars, Andrew Maxwell ofFntnkliu O. had the mie, one Year the lnx two months he shook ev ery day nud siillered dreudfnl harf triad physicians' mid patent nostrums In vuin.

Oue box of our American remedy nuule a well man of him. bquireir, Mr. '1 ibbats and son. and others ofthesuiiie place, all cases of louir staudiuir. testify to the permanence of their cures, some one yeiir, and some eighteen" months since and1 return, after tryluif almost every thlnir else' without benefit.

Geo. Burns of Dayton Ohior testifies that, himself and four others, ull cases of lontr stun 1 ding, have been cored hv tho American Rrtne dy.euch case having resisted all other treat tnent. (.. Uuder date of Sept. 3d, Mr.

J. C. Walton, of Raysville, Missouri, writes 'I disposed of the four doxen of Ague Remedy in less than three weeks after your agent had left here, and want you to forward Immediately gross and soma more liuameiit, and some circulars. If your Ague Remedy meets with the favor every wlwra does here, it will excell In sale anything I know of. rum Rum, Mich, Aug.

2rJ, I85l. Dear Sirs There Is probably no place lu the Slates where ague is more prevalent thau here, or shakes harder. I huve sold the half gross you sent ine please send one gross this lime, Never in my recollection has any medl cine mot with such rapid sale and universal ap probation as the American Remedy. I have not heard of a single failure, but lots of cures, Rcdpcctfu II yours, CHAS. Bkwark of counterfeits! none are genuine without our signature upon each box.

Eversom At Proprietors, No. 7, South Sixth street. Philadelphia, and No. 3.1, Manchester For sale in Iluutington at Davies' Drug store. February 7th, Cml'J EVERSON Cos FAMILY.

IIEALTII RESTORATIVE, "Tf AutiDyspcptic and Auti Billious Pills.i rVHE pleasantness of oneration and efficiency I of thee Pills must lone render them a fa vorite family medicine. For weak and del lent remales, whether aa an aperient, cathartic or alterative, they act admirably, not only cleausiug. the bowels aud purifying the blood by removiug obstructions from the liver, but after they have acted, they restore the tone of the stomach and create an appetite, thus Imparting fresh vigor to the constitution, i hoy nave been used in our practice with the greatest success in all billions derangements, nndderangement of the Kidney, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Female dim cutties, Weakness, dec. Plethora or Fullness of the Head, Dizziness, Sick and other Headache, for those pains In the left side or back peculiar to females, and in all cases where an aperient, or cathartic, or alterative are heeded, they are Invaluable. Every family requires more or less of medicine of this character; here, then, is oue that can be relied upon, having been used In private prac tice with great satisfaction Jor many years.

It Is compounded of valuable and safe Ingredient. No Mercury, eutirely Vegetable, and scientifically compounded by txperienced hands. Per sons travelling should be provided with thes Pills. Their action will not interfere with at teution to business, aud by being Used occasion ait as an Biieruiivo or uiuuu cioaiuvr, or uperi .1 111! ent, v. Ill ward oil liilllous aad other levers, au preserve health.

Price 20 cents per box. KV Proprietors, No. 7 South sixth street, Philadelphia, and No. 33 Manchester Buildings, Cincinnati, or sale in Huntington at Davios' Drug store. February 7th, 155 bmU EVERSON CO.S TTNITED STATES LINIMENT, For Mam and Bkast.

This Liuimeut ie na surpassed for power and efficacy; its ability to promote healthy action iu ail 'uuimal tirwue l.i truly woudcnul it speed tfyreduces intiiina lioiif, swellings, tumors, cic, useful iu all glanular swell iug. whether iu man or beast, int' gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, 1 ic Douloureux, Lumbago, Sciatica or Mip Gout, aud ail spinal weakness; lor severe pains lu the side or linibx, sprains, brulxee, coutusious, wounds, stiff" Joiiilai, 5lc. j. 1 For weak backs it has acquired a lusting no 1 torioty end acts In all such cases like a charm. As a veterinary or Horse its su perior efficacy Is easily discerned, and is highly appreciated.

We veuture the prodileciion. tiat the powers oithis Luimieiit are uuequalled by any preparation now extant, and from our expo rleucetu Its use, and Intimate knowledge or medicines of thU class, and of medicines irener ally, we cannot cenctire the possibility of lu being surpiaseu by auy ageut or couijMaudy from materials of the present kuowu Materia Medlca, that can be safely used, Price, 25 cts. per KVERSON 4. Co, Proprietors 1 Ko. 7, south 6th Plia.

and No. 33 Mauchester Imiloings, Cin, O. Sold by J. Daviks, Huntington, Ind. Februurr7th, lt 55 6iiil9 Attachment Notice.

NOTICE hereby that on the 19th day of March, lfja, a writ of attachment was Issued by tile, Aaron Hill, a Justice of tho Peace, of Huntington county, and State of Indl ana, at the instance of and upon tlx alH lavi I of Robert Allien, agaiust the good chatties, reditu and rfTeCts of Edwin Huzewell and thai William Smith, Adam Wet mer and 8. Brubaker have been rnmmoued as garnishees la mid rult, on the" 20th day April, lf55, at 1 o'clock, P.M., or mill dar, nJ mtr nffir In 1 1 Inn toivushln In saiii county of Huntiu(ftou, will proceed to hear, and decide npeit autd Attachment, whereof V.t9 said Edwin Hasewell.sud all other pefwoneeou conereu, win wae uoMce, AARON HILL, J. I March, IrSS i ITERIOU TobpfoV'Clrkr SanfT,.