The Indiana Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

Crime in Indiana. There aoouie to tloep nettud vein of crime and outrage amongst the people in various portions of Indian. For a long time there baa existed a feeling of insecurity ia regard to life and propertj in that State, which ban lad to the adoption of variont expedient ferret oit the gang of dexptradoea whose organization has been so perfect ane uo general. Vigilance Committees last Spring did good work, and succeeded in bringing to justice, many of the villains who bad succeeded in evading the grasp of the legal authorities. Thus some good was accomplished, and Nome settlements were for the time relieve! iVonxtho.

dangers of the mines whticli toiglitat any moment have exploded' beneath 'tlieir Bat the evil is far from being corrected, a is evidenced by the cmwtant reports given by the of murder, anion, burglary, and all the forma of crime known in the legal catalogue. And what makes the cane worse, i the tact, that the organiza tion, as is shown by trequeut developments, has thrown its network around and drawn within its folds men who have Htood before the world entirely above suspicion. such connections that make the band more formidable, because it renders the accompliHhment of their designs more easy. There is 'evidence we say, that this combination of criminals extend over the whole state, but there are certain regions in which the movements of the members seem to be characterized by more boldness than in others. Amongst the points which seem to be particularly subjected to depredation we notice Lafayette.

The Courier of that city, one of the best and most energetic sheets published in Indiana, gives frequent accounts of the robberies and outrages to which citizens are sub jected. In its issue of the Slat of August it gives an account of a hitherto respectable farmer named J. Paugh, who was arrested and bound over upon a charge of stealing fourteen head of cattle from a drove, which had been shipped east by parties in Lafayette. Two other men named Nolan, were ai rested, charged with being engaged with him. The same paper gives an account of the stealing of a horse from a car on the Valley Road on Monday.

It was a horse' which 4ad been shipped from Missouri to a gentleman near Lafayette, and after the arrival of the train, was stolen in day light, although there wore workmen engaged at the time in discharge of their various duties about the Depot. These men saw the horse taken put but suposing it was being done by the proper person paid no attention to it. In the same issue is ah account of the drugging and robbing of an Irishman at Crawfordsville. In the latter case we notice however that three men were arrested as the perpetrators of the deed. We really consider the state of society which permits itself to be subjected to such frequent acts of villany, one much to be deplored.

The really honest and reliable men of Indiana owe it to themselves and to the community everywhere to adopt some plan of operations that will effectually put a check to this state of things. They themselves are the parties who are to suffer most from its continuance, but the evil will spread, and its fruits multiply over the whole country. That there is enough of crime everywhere is freely admitted, but in Indiana it seems to have attained a fuller developement than anywhere slse. Toledo Blade. Belong and Slack Nominated, On the 21st nit.

Isaac DeLong was nominated, on the first ballot, at a convention of the Republicans of Huntington and VYhitley counties, for the State Senate. We know Mr. DeLong, well, and a better man for the place could not have been selected. He is reliable all the time. James R.

Slack is his competitor. Huntington and Whitley counties, in '56, gave a majority of eighty seven for Wil lard. Mr. Slack might get that majority if it were not for the Huntington Democrat. That paper, brim full as it is every week, of the dirtiest filth, cannot but injure any candidate it supports.

Unless. Mr. Slack contracts with it never to mention his name until after the election, DeLong will beat him two hundred at least. Mr. Slack is a gentleman for whom we have much respect.

We like all his qualities except his politics, and apart from this we could have no choice betwe the two gentlemen. But he will be beaten. Remember, friend Slack, what we tell you. If we mistake we will pay out, next winter, in oysters. That Democrat' of yours, that has not yet emerged from the cess pool in which it was born, will be the death of you.

Howard Tribune. "Tha Asylum for the Insane. The gentlemanly deportment of the Assistant Physicians, and the attendants, at the Asylnm for Insane, is a matter of congratulation and praise. The neat and orderly manner in which the hospital is kept most also be gratifying to every citizen it is a subject of remark by all visitors. No tax is more cheerfully paid, and none does more good than that paid for the support of the Benevolent Institutions.

The next Legislature should iirovide for a hospital for imbeciles and or incurable cuss of insanity. We hope that the system of returning to county asylums will be abandoned. Give them good quarters in a good institution, though not curable. There should be such an institution at Richmond, at Evansville and Fort Wayne. JGrHon.

W. W. Boyce, of 8. recently made a speech at JYorkville. rom we take the following lucid extract: 'Kansas has voted upon this land pro position, and refuses to accept the terms offered, and therefore remains' oat of the Union.

This conclusively establishes the fact that Kansas ia ultra anti slave ry. This being the case, the best thing for ns is for her to stay out of the union, Her coming in would only give an acces sion. Her coming in. would only give an accession' to oar enemies. If she should stay oat forever, all he New York Board of Supervisors I a a aarM.

nave ai last passed tne tax levy tor 1808. It amounts to only eight and a half mill ion dollars i IN MAX A IT A LD Republican State Ticket. rm CMtMI Jtmots, iT lit Diet. HORACE P. BIDDLB, of Cat.

3d A. W. HENDRICKS, of Jefferson. 3d SIMON TANDES, of Marion. 4th WM.

D. GRISWOLD, of Vigo. ATToajfzr orrAL. "WILLIAM T. OTTO, of Floyd.

TUAStratx or stati, JOHN H. HARPER, of St. Joseph. Atrorror or stati, ALBERT LANQE, of Vigo. StCUTAST Of (TATS, WILLIAM A.

PEELLE, of Randolph. VmtHTMDENT 0 KSLIO INtTUCTIOK. JOHN YOUNG, of Marion. roa coNonxss, JOHN U. PETTIT, of Wabash.

For Senator, ISAAC DftLONG, of Huntington. For Representative, C. W. EDWARDS, of Whitley. Republican County Ticket.

For Clerk, WILLIAM RANDOLPH. For Tivasurer, JOSEPH F. GOOD. For Sheriff, JOHN BUCHANAN. For Recorder, MARTIN B.

BRANDT. For Surveyor, SAMUEL II. SWAIM. Fur Coroner, ALONZO D. CAIN.

For Commissioner, SEXTON EMLEY. Iolloway's Ointment and Pill. Medical maltreatment, neglect and imprudence, annually destroy tliousjxls of valuable live that might havn been auved with the greatest ease by the use of these niiglny antidote, loexleinal and internal disease, Multitudes of rhenmatic suffer era are now limping to the grave wiili contracted joints and in constant agony who might be cured in. a few weka by theO ntment, and the vital strenghtof a still gnaier number ia ooiting away thro' scrofulous sores boeles, and other exhausting outlets of suppuration whioh might be promptly and safely cured by (tie aauix mean He wiae in time. fj If you lov your life don't squander time, for time is tie hing life is made of.

The same may be said of health. If you have it, do no', wa te time by running after the physician, or have his car riage at your door tor hia d.iily fee. Kep jn your hnuea constant supply of of Mffdt Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, and by using them at the first premonition of sickness, you will save both time and money, and keep disease from your door. No family or traveling parly should be without (hem. Sold by the propiieior W.

B. Moffat. 335 Broadway New York, and his Agents. The last heard of Gen. Walke he was at Columbus, Miss, where he had enlisted an army of thirty men.

It is the opinion of a Western editor that wood sroes further when left out of doors than when well housed New bucrtisemmts. Flank Road Notice. fPHE Huntinirton and Warren Plank Road is about completed, and there is yet a large amount due the contractor for labor. There is a large amount due from Stockholders, and they are therefore notified to come forward and pay up immediately, or their accounts will be placed in the nanus ol proper omcers.ana payment, en forced by law. GEO.

H. THOMPSON, Sept. 8, 1858 4w50 Treasurer. Jt'MUS L. ANDERSON, DKALKa IN Books otto Stationers, AND zrsroTionsrs, Next door to S.

vlore, HUNTINGTON, IND. September ISM 50 HUNTINGTON, IND JOHN G. AGEK, Proprietor. The proprietor of this establishment ia uow nrriutvcl to accommodate boarders aud the traveling public, in a style not to be excelled In this vicinity. Il ia fitted up with a view to the comfort and convenience of thoae who may fa vor him with tlieir patronage.

The table will be furnished with all the deiioaciea of the sea son. No palna will be spared to make it onn of the firal Chun' Hotels, aud to render its uests comfortable. September 8th, 1859 ly50 SWAMPED! UNLESS I can get One Hundred Dollars friends, you that owe me, come up and give me a lift. You will not miss the little you owe me, and it will help me very much. September 1, 1858 3w49 GREAT REVIVAL IN THE DRY GOODS TJSINESS1 UNPARALLELED CONVERSION or HIGH PRICES WTO LOWONES! THE best and most Goods for the let mosey can be found at the store of BYROIf E.

MURRAY, Who is now recelrlut a lane aaaortin it of SHI 00 SB, GROCERIES, To Which ha tnvltas the attention of the hole community and the rest of maaklnd. I do not wish to boast, brag or deceive, bat when I say to the people of this vicinity that I am selling Goods CHEAPER than any other Hoose in Huntington. lairi Only saying what can aalUfaetorally dsmonstratod by calling at my Blow, at PxmriancQ Old Stand. My stock eooatirta of everything usually kept ia tbamaieaallta no. LARGE 8 ALES and SMALL PROFITS ia my motto, aud READY PAY mv terms.

All klads of prod oca takea In Mehaug for Goods. Cash paid for Wheat, Cera Oats, Plassoad e. BYRON E. MURRAY. Anjiit, I85 2Totice IS hereby given that unn nni afW Saturday, the 18Ui iy ol Se mUr.

until sold, I shall hold fT rival' mle at my uv in La gro, theuodivi hit riff mm llc deceased, in aud to In Lot Nn. 1 1. in the town of Huntington, Indiana, lieiug tliu undivided half of the same, subject to the Widow's life estate. TermsCash. DANIEL SAT RE, Adm'r.

Lagro, Aug. 18th, 1858. 3w48 LATESTNEWS THE STOCK OF HARD WARE Formerly belonging to t. L. Shearer, WILL BE Sold txt Cost KTniV L.

,1.. 1 1.., f. 1.I1.I Mnlin. icsof all kinds to purchase, at our slockl cousists partly o( Building Materials, Framing, Biackiinith, Carpenter, Cabin! Maker, Shoemaker, Cooper and Wagun Maker's Toojs, Slc, Slo. Ami In fuel cvorv thing geiirnllv kept in a Hardware Store, all of which will lie exi edforC.YSlI OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Any one deairons ol exchanging a good piece of kind nenr Ibis pluce, for a stock of thi inn, will Uud il lo their advuutnge tn give ui a cill. AIo, the notes and account of the raid Shearer are till in our hiiuda for collection, mid unlet paid inal le of two tvonlhs.lhr) will be left in llie hand of proper officers lor collection in the respective Tow HENRY DUOVKR. FRED. DICK, of D. L.

Shearer. Hiniiiiigtou.July id, 15S 44 ARDJWARE Hunter, Lewis GENEHAL DEALERS IS HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 0 1 ALL I 1S i ESPECTFULI.Y iuHe ihe aU. i.il.u I he ubliu to their exteusivelock American and Foreign Hard Selected with apaciul reference to this murk. coiixistiug In part of Locks and Laluhes, Uutta uud ficn 1'uhle and Pocket Culli ry, Plnted ami RiiUuni i Ca torn, Tea aud Table Spoons, Tea ettp, 1' In ted Korkx, Ciirluln Flaiid hii'1 Pin, togetlier witli IRON OF ALL KINDS, Nall, SplkeM, Ami riran uud Knri.igii tei'l, Vices, lllncksinith Tools, Axles, EIIjiIIr Springa, Thimlile Skcim and Pipe Boxes, Stncka uml Dietary the. Snaths, Cradles, Hoes, Mattock, Grub Hoes, Picks, Axes, Hatchets and Hummers.

Mill and Gross Cut Saws, Carpenters and Joiners Tools, In great variety. Gunsmith's Trimmings, Saddler's Hardware, Saddle Tree of various patterns, Saddlers and Cooper's Tools Also, a large stock of COOKING, PAHI.OII BOX STOVES, Eml.raclii); a greater vuriety aud lielter style thnn any nthr hoiiHein lown. Thev uiau keep coiistntitly on a spleiiui I stock of TIN WARK of the best workmaiislilp, and which they ofteratlow rales. Special utletiti'in clveii to inukm uml putting up Spouting, Eve Trough, dec. Vte Invite the public lo give us acali, fce'iaff satisfin.

that o.ir Goods aud prirrs will n.itify all th it It ia to tlieir interest to buy of u. Ptoreat ia olJ Ortou comer. HuyTKR( LEWIS i CO. Miy 19. 185H v9ii3i TIIU l.AKGKST STOCK IN TOWN aur ox rouno at W.

6 C. TAYLOR'S BOOT SHOE STOKE. rilHE subscribers would respectfully inform I their old customers and the public in general tlinl they have now on hund A Stock or Home Made Boots and Shoes, of every variety, imlli fur Lanies and (ieiils, madp of the best niuleriuls, by gooJ workmen, aud warreiited rtuuil which ill otter at the Very Lowest Cash Prices. The) also Invite attention to tlieir fine of Leather anil Findings, consisting of Sole and Upper Leather, Calfskins, Men's bout ami French Morocco, Lin ing, Topping and Rinding skins. Also, Lust, Kit aud Pegs.

In short, every hiug needed by the trade, which we offer low for cash us low as in any other market in Ihe west. Shop on Market sign of the Big Hoot, aextdoorto Duriea' Drug store. W. At C. TAYLOIl.

October 21, 157 15 ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE. f. AN tt HAVING) engaged in the foundry liasi HeiH, would respectfully auuouuce lo Ihe cllixeus of Huuiliigloii and vicinity thai tliey will undertake to furnish Castings of all Kinds, Usually niadelu siiiiltareaUbllHliinents, on short notice uud on reasonahle terms. Prompt attention given to repairing Machinery by experienced workmen, and those who hare Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, Horse Powers, Wood Sawlug Machines, Elevators, Hoisting Jocks, which need repairs, are requested to give us a call before going elsewhere. No work ueed be accepteu uu'ess done lu asatislaciory manner.

Shop oa the Canal, below the Plank I toad Bridge, Huntluytoii, Ind. June 30th, 1858 40 AGENTS TO travel and solicit orders for Atwster's Patent Fifteen Dollar Sewing Machines. Salary $30 per month, with all expenses paid. Address, with strfhip, I. M.

DAGGETT A No. 4 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass. September 1st, 1858. 4w49 4 STAMPING for different kinds of Embroidery, Shirts, Collars, Bands, Ac. Ladies from the country wishing work done will please call and exanline her patterns.

Mrs. D. M. WORDEN. Huntington, August, 1858 NotlCre.

HAVING sold out my entire stock of Dry Goods to Byron E. "Murray, and wishing to close up all my outstanding accounts, all those indebted to me, either by note or book account, are requested to call, settle and pay up immedi atelv. as loneer indulgence cannot I ariven. OfBce at tlie Drug Store, in Dr. Grayiston's Building.

D. 8. LETMAN. Angost 18, 1858 47 CAUTION. AS my wits, Mary Aun, has left my bed and board without cause, this Is to wars all person from trusting or harboring hei ou my aecouut, as I will pay no debts of bar contract ing from Uiis vale, Aug.

ol F. A. YAHNE. September 1,1858 3 w49 Wheat Wanted. K.f nlA BUSHELS Wheat wanted OU.UUU by R.W.Taylor tt Ca.

for which tha highest market pries will be paid lo Cash, by D. L. SHEARER. C10TTON YARN, a first rat srllcle, at the atorenf S. MOORE A CO.

I A CERTAIN CUBE iiakiTtimes! 8KXLES, DAVITS CO. CHEAP CASH STORE ll THI ftAM WHUK tHE LARGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO HUNTINGTON IS Ol'EN TO THE subscribers are in receipt of supplies of New Goods every few days, aud are now offering tolhe public the largest, cheapest and best selected stock of Ever bronchi to this market, among which may be found every variety tf Staple and Fancy Dry (loods, BuoIn fc shoes, llatk Caps, (Irovrries, Ilnrd ware, HH', Qneeuswarr, Bon net Hibbous, Notions, Ac Weinke special pleasure In callitiir the al teutioii ol I.adi.is lo our splendid stock of DRESS GOODS, Which we Halter ourselves is II IN ES I NT .0 Consisting of Mlack uud Kanev Si ks, Poplins, UeB iges, Brilliants, Kreucli Muslins, Lawns, Ginghums, Priiilc, all colors and Varieties ofputierus. In wor.l, we have every till nt; needed by tlie Kami r. I.anlc aud Professional innu, and tin ir wiv sous and mhter an I at l.o wen pricks lor Cash or Produce than Goods have ever been sold in this market. Ourlerinsnrefor ChxIi uud Produce only, uud niir motlo i "Small Profit uud Q.ilrk Sales." ease i and see us, In the room opposite the Post Office, before ptnchusiiitr elsewhere.

SKILKS. DA VIES CO. THE MIGHTY HEALER! WORLD KNOWS A.NI Wult Ml THIRD. HOLLO WAV'S OINTMENT. 1 (I free nclinlssioiis of all Nations, as well as I ne verdict of Ihe leading Hospitals of Ihe Old as well as the New World, stamp this powerful reuiodiul agent as the greatest healing prepara'ion ever in i.lkiiuwn to suffering man Its pr iirlr.it ivc qu tlitlrtsare mora than murvel lou through the external orifices of the skin, iuvLihle to tlio nakrtd eye, it reaches the seat of the i nleriiai use uud in all external affections its aiili iiifluminulory and healing virtues surpass anything else on record, aud Is Nature's great ally.

EryiprlK nod Salt Rheum "Are (wo of the "most common and virulent disorders prevalent OH tills continent, lo these the tHliliiienl ia especially uutugoilislic, lit "iiiusiis opei nmii' ia lirst to eradicate the Veil unJ In complete the cure. Ilrtd Legs, Old Soles uud Ulcers. Cases of many y. urs hl.iinllng that have pertinaciously refused to yi ld to any other remeuy or Ir utnn nl, have invariably Kuccumlted to a few sppliualions of this powerful unguent. DiuplionH on the Skill.

Ari i'iir lioiiia bad slate of the bloo.l of elir.ii.ic i. in ase are eradicated, and a clear aud traulpirent kii rface r.gaiucd by Ihe restorative action ol tins Ointment. It surpasses many ol the rorininlics and other toilet appliances lulls. power tu dispel rashes and other disfigurements ol the tare. I'iIcm mid i'ihlula.

Kvi rv form uud featuro of these prevalent and stubborn disorders Is eradicated locally and entirely by the use of this miollent; warm fomentation should pr tede Us application lis iliiij (pialill is will he found to be thorough and invariable. Bolli the llulinelit and Tills should be used in the lullnwiiig cases Bunions, Skin Diseases, Burns, Swel led Glands, Chapped ilauds. Sore Legs, Chilli uius, Sore llreasts, I 'inlula, Sore Heads, Goul, Sore Throats, Lumbago, Sores of all kinds, en rial Spraius, Tiles, Stiff Joints, Uhi liiiiatism, i tier, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sail Kheii in, Veiierui Sores, Scali.s, Wounds of all kinds, CAUTION' None are geuuine unless the 'tloLLoWAV, Nrw Yosa and Lon are discernible ssa Watcs mask in every ieaf of the book ol directions arouud each pot or box the same may be plaluly seeu by hold ng the leul to tlie light. A haudsonie reward will be given to any one rendering such information ns may lead to Ihe detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious. fold ut the Manufactories of professor Hollowav, HO Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers In Medicine throughout the United Slateuiid the civil! led world, in pots at 25 cents, 6.1 cents, aud 1 1 each.

ILT There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N.B. Directions for Ihe guidance of patients In every disorder ure affixed to each pol. June 9(li, 1858 vl0n37 IMPROVEMENT STEAM MGIMS. The World Challenged! TEAMPowel applied to machl nery has well uigh superceded every other motive power aud in very mauy placet Is the only available power." Il is well known that, In working the Steam Eugine, ihe great item of ex pense is for fuel and any improvement iu such engine which, iu any considerable degree, will diminish this expense, will bo acknowledged by all as a gi eat gain.

The subscriber has now the pleasure of au nouocinglo the public that, after years of patient labor and experiment, he has succeeded la making such Improvement la Steam Engines as fully meets the above desideratum and ha has now in operrlioa tu Ills Haw mill at Koan oka, Indiana, oue of these Improved Engines, which ha warrants to produce more power from the same quantity of fuel than any other Eugine In exiateacs and he challenges the world lo produce its equal under a forfeiture of a Thousand Dollars. State, County aud I adlvidaal Rights for sale npon reasouable terms. Apply to Dr. A. M.

Lewis, Huutlugtoa, or to the subscriber. BOW EN EATON. 37 Cora Wanted. Ann BUSHELS of Cora wanted by R. fJU.UUU W.

Taylor A for which tha high 1 market will ba paid la cash, by D. L. SHEARER. TEAK A very choice article el Green aad Black Teas, ins! received and for sals at I tksslnrenf S. it It in 1 I Why is the Demand bo Great for DR.

MAK N'S AGUE BALSAM i BECAl SK it will, in all casus, i'bC Iv and enVctUHllycurelha' much dres led scourge of the West Chills, Keut and Ague without fail, and in cases will counteract the poison of Malaria, of which fact thousands do testify; and, unlike sll other nostrums, it is only recommended for one class nf diseases, and as a tonic it is unsurpassed. We will offer a few, i virleiices of its worih; by men of influence and jih standing. Paix. oN, Sarr. 30th, l67.

Ds. Mi A. Co Sirs Pur severa years Past I have used your Ague Un.lsain in my daily practice, and have closely observed itseflVds In hundreds of ruses, fwl in nncsse has it failed to pr uliu the mott hsppy effect. I can iilnHl cheerfully recommend il na a certain specific for cl iHi, fever and siMie, and malarious II. AUSTIN, M.

D. Mursl.all. Fi b. Ilth, 1857. Da.

Mini Co I hnve sold Isree smounl of yout Aiii) llnlsain in this vicinity, and from my ptrsonul knowledge ol tij 4 believe to be llie l.i. st remedy Tor chills, revor ana ague thai li.if evi been sold ill our Slate. Respectively Yours, O. A. HYDE.

Asbtaluila, Ohio, Jintinry first, 185H. Mkssss. 8. K. Mh A.

Co. Gents i lican 1 vusriing he States of Ohio and MiiM.an fit the sale of the diflcient remedies of which we have control, our attention has been called to observe the irrest nnme that your Ague Balsam has gained for itself in every place where sold. really seems to he the peoples own rtedy. and it.i. ales more rapid than all others.

It is destined to Mtpcrcedc all oilier sgue remedies the market. Very Trulv yours. A. A S. HENDRY.

N.Y Feb. 23d, 1858. Mi.shHs.'S. K. Kamn Co.

Gents: 1 have at our house in St; Louis sold your Ague Balsam snme three years, and have carefully oh served its eff. cts in curing, and must in all can dor sny, 1 do not believe its equal etists in all lie world of medicines. To my personal knv. ledge it has cured permanently eveiy time, and hnve nnown it used, after nil other remedies had been tried in vain with the most bsppy result. And what is more remarkable I have ne ver known a case but what remained cured, far at least that season.

I hnve no hesitation In recommending it as a perfect tfi'iinph over clitlls slid fever. Respectfully Yours. PROF. 0. J.

WOOD. S. K. MANN fi Proprietors, Gulion, Ohio. Sold by nil good Druggistn August IKSS lyi'V i oki: to hi: than tiii: mm DIADEM Worn bv Kinss or Emperors! WbMt Uhpi Hi niitifiil lleml o( Unit EC A USE II is the ornament Oo'il Himself provided for all our race.

Header, al though the rose may bloom over so brightly iu the glowlni; cheek, the eye bn ever so sparkling, the teeth be those of pearls, if the head ia bereft of Its covering, or the hair be snarled and shriveled, harsh aud dry. or worse still, If sprinkled with gray, nature will loose more than half her charms. Prof. Wood's Hulr Restorative, If used two or three Unless Week, will restore und permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read the following aad judge.

The writer of the first Is the Celebrated Pianist, Thclbery N. Y. April Dr. Wood Dkas Sir, Permit me to express lo you the obligations I am under for the entire restoration of my hair to its original color about the time of my nrrivHl In the United States II was rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application of your 'Hair Restorative' it soon recovered Its original hue. I consider your Restorative as a very wonderful Invention, quite efficacious as well as agreeable.

1 am, deur sir, yours truly, S. THALBERG. Dryclm'r GwylWydct. Welsh Newspaper office, 13 Nassau April 12, 185., Puor O. J.

Wood: Dkar Sir Some month orsix weeks ago I received a bottle of your Hair Restorative and eave It loniy wife, who concluded lo try It on lierhalr, little thin kii at the lime that it would restore her hair to its original color, but to her as well as my surprise, after a few week's trial It has performed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs lo a dark brown, at the sums time beautifying and thlckeuing the hair. I slroug ly rocomiueud the above Restorative to all persons in waut of such a change of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW. N. July 25th, 1857.

Prof. O. J. Woon With confidence 'o I re cniriinend your Hair Restorative, as being the inoi eflicuclont article I ever saw. Since using your Hair Restorative my hair ami whiskers lik were almost white have gradually grown dark and I now feol confident that a few more applications will restore them lo tlieir natural color.

It also has relieved me of all dundruff and unpleasant Itching, so' common umoiiff persons who perspire frely. J. G. KILBY. Proof.

Woon About two years ago my hair commenced fullingoff and turning gray I was fast becoming balJ, and had tried mauy Remediea lo no effect. I commenced using your Restorative iu January A few applications fastened my hnlil firmly. It began to fill up, grow out, an return to Its former color, (black .) A this time it is fully restored to its original color, and appearance, aud I cheerfu lly recommend its use lo sll. Chicago, May 1st, 1857.. J.

D. HOES. The Restorative Is put up lu bottles of 3 sites, vis: Inrge, medium, and small the small hokum pint, and retails for oue dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per oent. more in proportion than the small, retails for 2 per bottle the large holds a quart, 41) percent, more iu proportion, and retails for three dollars. O.

J. WOOD, A Proprietors, 312 Broad wuy, New York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment,) and 114 Market St Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists aud Fancy Good Dealers.

August 4, 1858 145 Good News for the People. PETER ZAHN BEGS leave to call tha attention of the pub lie generally to his COMPLETE ASSORTMENT READY MADE CLOTHING, Of superior sty la and quality, among which may be found all atylea of Frock, Hack and Dress COATS, Cloth, Stitiuett, Tweed and Caosimere Pants, A variety of styles of Summer Coats and Pants, Silk, Satin and Marseilles Veslt. Halt and Caps, Carpet Hacks, Src. Also, Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Drawers, Suspenders, Umbrellas, All of which ba offers to tha public as rhaap as any other he use la town. Clothing made to order, in.

the latest style, and warreiited to lit. Please call aud examine our goods and prices. lu tha room adjolnhig Faloon's Dry Goods store. PETER ZAHN. May 5th, 1858 vlOol? WHEAT WANTED.

Oft nnf BUSHELS Of Wheat want OUMJ litF tO be delivered at the Warehouse formerly occupied by D. L. Shearer. 8. MOORE Huntington, Jaly 21, 1868 9m43 griEAS Yeang Hysoa and Imperial Teas, 1 by the quarter cheat and latty, for sala by J8.

MOORE CO. A DIES DRESSOoiSnsJie, rv variety HE'S. I GOOD HEWS FOB ALL GREAT ARRIVAL NEW GOODS AT THI TOUR Of S. MOOUE CO. Th8 Ready Pay System Wcrkinjf Wonflera.

VirEare now dally rec living aar aewslork (luoda, which Is very extensive and has been selected Willi miich eaN Many of otirGonds Imve been purchased dlreell) from the manufacturers, which enables ns to sell hem as low, If not a shade lower, than any pli i er bouse west of the monulains. Oai stork consists a i'iierel assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ntnrocEKiRs, CKOUKKKY, HOOTS AND SMOKS. II ATX VA PM, Honnets. i argestuck of LadlesShaw's, Msa tilUsaud l.a.iies Dress Goods, Crape Mersts, Taincrtiuef, nil wool Delaines, Chally De luiu pnrt wool Doluiuus, Organdie Lawns, all shadrsof solid colored Lawns, while Law us, Brilliants, Nitlnsonk Muslins, Dimities, doth and l'gr Swiss nslius, Cambrics, barred Muallus, Jarkonele, large sloCk of Bleached Muslin. Irish Linen, Linen Lawna, Lilian Haiidkerchii fs, Linen Drills, II ttssis Linen, Marseille Red Quilts, Window Drapery, Paper Hangings, Painted Window Shades complete, ine.y mid black Cassime res, Broadcloths, from Three to Eight Dollars dins ii ml Marseille).

Vestlngs, itinels, Tweeds, a very extensive slock of Cottonades, Drills, Penems Stripes bv the hale or Mail, Coffee by the sack, Sh, etinf by the bale, Cotton Bsgsby the hale or retail, aud other articles too numerous lo mention. All of which will be sold At the Very Lowest Prices For Cn or proved Produce. We Invite evervboify (ogive us a rail, as wa feel confident thai WE CANNOT ME UNDERSOLD. Goods shown with pleasure, and the sionlli sl favors thankfully received. Remember Ihe old corner of S.

MOORK it CO Mny 13, IH57 33 A Piim: roH mkkvkohy WHO M'HH( KIBKS FOR TIIK NEW YORK WEEKLY PKESS, A AKAtTTIKULI.V II.LUSTATKD FAMILY NEWSPAPER. IHE Nicw Yoajr, Wmxu Pans is on of the largest and host literarv naters of the d. a. rant uano containing twenty pages or Slaty columns of entnaining matter, anofelegsntly illustratHd every week. i i A gift from 50 cents to $1000,00 will be sent to each subscriber on ivceipt of tlie subsriptioa money.

TERMS: Oue copy for one year, and I gilt, 3 (JO, Three copies one year, and 3 grifts, 6 00. Five copies one year, and 5 gifts, 8 00," Ten copies one year, and 10 gifu, 15 00. Twenty one copies 1 year, and 21 gifts, 30 00. Canada Subscribers must send 36 eeuts each in addition to the above mU to pay the American fiostAge, wliich must lie pre paid. The artiulvs to be distributed am comprised in the following list I UniU States I reasury Note, $1000 00.

i do do do 500 00, each. "5 do do do 10 do do do 10 Patent Lever Huntiug Cased Watches, 20 Gold Watches. 50 do UK) do 300 Ladies Oold Watches. 200 00, each. 100 00, each.

lOo'uOeach. 75 00 eaeh. 60 00 each. 50 00 each. 35 00 each.

200 SilverHunting Cased Watches. 30 00 each. 500 Silver Wstohea, $10 00 to 25 00 each 1000 Gold Guard, Vest and' Fob Chains, 10 00 to 30 00 each 1000 Gold Pens A Pencils, 6 00 to 15 00 each. Gold Lockets, Hraoeku. Brooches, Ear Drops, Bnast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles, worth from, 50 cents to $15 00 each.

On ivceipt of the subscription money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our books opKites number, and tha gift corresponding with'the number will ba forwarded within one week to him, by mail or express, post paid. There is neither humbng nor ldMje'ry about the above, as every subscrilter is sura o( a Prise of value, we prefer to make this liberal distribution among them instead of giving a large commission to Agents, giving to tlie subson berthe amount that woule go to tha Agent. I iiu iu nmiijr cases a nnnaraa ioia mere. I OT All communications should be address edto DAM I EL ADEE, PusLisuvt, 211 Centre Street, New York. July 14th, 1858 6m42 ITT iH AND OPENING Jl or THI PALL TRADE AT FRED.

DICK'S Star Clothing Emporium. FRED. DICK is just receiving direct from tha Eastern cities a very large' stock of Fall apd WlnteV READY MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING OF Coata, Pants, Vest's, Drawers, Hose, Cravarts, Uaadkercbiefs, Winter Style of Hats, Caals, t. ALSO Genls Furnishing Goods', Carpet Sen t. i.

iruiiKi of an sorts My purchases this season have beea mar varied and extensive than ever before, and I am prepared lo offer belter bargains foi easa loan auy nouse Wesi 01 Toledo. I keep a larva number of bands rontil al work, und am prepared to cut. and make sa weaunaiiiiiieoesi ana most lashtonablastyle, Don't forget the plac. "Old Lncky No. 2 Mercantile Block." FRED.

DICK September 30, 1857 1 Water Power for Sale. rpHE andersigned wUI sall on favarabU M. terms the following described Mill 8lta, known ss tha Daniel Johnson Mill, at Huntington, Indiana. This property consists of 14 acres, with tha valuable Water Right aa both sides of Little Rl'vtr, so bounded by tha original proprietor as (o (rears all that Is aeces. sary for one of ihe best Water Powers la this part of tha State Immediately by tha aids of tha Depot T.

W. 4. Railroad Company. This stream Is One, of the moat durable streams, with rock bottom and rock banks, sad la alt, gether one of tha best Mill Privileges ia (ha country. Persons wishing to see this property, will please call oujoho Roche of Job a Alexander, in Hunting ton, who are fally authorised to make a contract for us.

JAMES BELTON. JOSEPH BUCHANAN. Jana30th, 1B58 2m40 Stoneware. IKEEPeoasUntly aa band a vary sortmant of tha astebrajfd Mogadore St9Qware, eomprtslng every variety of MUh'Paas. Battat Crocks, Fruit Jugs.

Jm. Churns. Jufs, fcr, 4 JKXSE D.WUX Mv 9, 31.