Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1858 — Page 1

VOLUME VII.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20. 1858.

NUMBER 17$.

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Btrsmfigs DIBECTORY. BU8IMES8 DIfiECTOBY. N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS MEDICAL ADYEBTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS,

BANKS.

IRON DEALERS.

Pl CXLEVY, HAIlftE 4c VO , Bakers, oppo 1 9 site Bste* mad PrfaB«r Hooses. bbj4.

■ANK—No. U BMt WBBhinf mtEfgBatoet OBDe.

mfXRRPflY * HOLLIDAY, wo— w 1T1 A«aB dealers tn Iron, Wo. 34 Bast WmdUagUm Bt.

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-Yearij 8u)i*criber* $6.00, invariably

in 'tA'anr*, or delivered by the earner at 12>* cenU per

week p*yaMe semi-mutithiy. 8iD|(le copies five cents. No pat-er tent wiUioet pre-psytoeot, or continued longer than paid 401. ... C ,,.«!• <-• the Dailt PeMTliax can be had at the office each

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ing, u ’ally enveloped, for mailing.

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MECHANICS.

RV7HRAR A ERERT, Carpenters and BoBd- _ Shop on KenSoeky Arenas a fee doors below lake’s ConuMrdal Kow. jBO«S-dly

LIVERY STABLES.

WEEKLY SENTINEL.

J AWRENVE A ALLEN, I A 8 tables, In the rear of the Pi — ■ ■■ ■ i —

ATTORNEYS.

Livery end Bale Houee. juneS-dly

AN * BUCK WON', Urery Board ■ Stab tea, OsnU sad LadUs' Saddle end i to 1st, Delaware at, % oqaafe South of

■ B law, Vo. IV Bast Washington SL, second Qogr. eeptlO dly-*

PubUsbol if rj WVlnewlay morning, atOne Dollar .< nd I'lfty C'enta a year, payalds invariaUy in aIvance. If A TEW OF ADVEHTIWI.XO la rue 'NK1ANA ?TATK SENTINEL AND INDIANAPOLIS JOI KNAL, ADOPTED MARCH 1, l«i5.

\\T W ILK I WON*8 Urery and Sale Rabies, on Yf • the Alley, sooth of Washington, between Illinois and Meridian Streets. may).

4~1HARLES COIJLON, Justice of the Peace, Vy Office opposite the Coort House, on Washington 9l., in Union Block Boildine. junelT-dly

FOUNDRIES, Ac.

[ DAV1W A CO, Union Foundry, Delaware X. oi>i<o«lte Union Depot.

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■ f AWWEL.YIAN* VINTONiWashiigton ?ounI X dry and Machine Works, East end nlon Udepot. mayW.

PHYSICIANS.

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XXR* E.P. WTED.^IAN, Physician and Surgeon, 1 9 Office on Market Street, near Roberts Chapel, soliciu the patronage of the public. janlO-dly

| Indianapolis,

LAND WORTHY, 91 • D., Professor in the Eye and Lung Infirmary. No. 12)£ South Illinois St., Ind. July4

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^ II. E. N, LEE,—Office In Atheneum Building.

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X"B«- -f • W. RHOADW tenders his professional J[ Y services to the dtitens of Indianapolis—Office, Sentinel buildings, third fleer. june2

CLOTHING.

■ V MACON, JK., No. 59, Wert Washington «., " , op|>osite the Bates Honse, Wholesals and Retail Dealer in Clothing. apr24.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

11.00 li-.<KI 25.IS* 30.50 37.50 45.50 52.5o : 57.5o!

m f 7KKUNAN A PIERCE, Real Estate and iYl JBrcikers, 39>£ West Washington Street.

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YTTM. Y. WILEY, Real Estate Agent and Stock V V Broker, ]0>£ East Washington 9tr* t mayl4.

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ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY.

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W HOLES ALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS YN C. YlAYHEW A CO., Wholesale Dealers in X_J. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, No. 4 Roberts’ Block op|iesite the Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. sept4.

DA.VI KNODLE, oi

_ all kinds of Boot* and Shoes, No. 32 East Waahingti

riff.

Manufacturer and dealer in

uthin apri

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.

FITXIxIRHON, Wholesale

I. U. K. Depot,

June!

tTIRLAND

■\. Grocers and Liquor Dealers, M. A

Indianapolis, Ind.

IB' XV Commission merchants, corner Meridian and Louisiana streets, opposite Union Depot. n*y29.

DENTAL NOTICES, l«R. (;. C. XOItTII, H. 3SiclOXLt IDoixtliSt, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A I’ l ICE one door East of the Palmer ( " " House. up stairs. All operations v ar-4 rattle 1 to giv« satisfaction or no charge made.< jJ[ II is patients are given as reference. uovPJ-li.v. s t . t til.Mv, .VI. D., DENTIST, Late of , II H.klvn, N. Y .. woe Id respectfully announce to the in'aim hi » .it Indianapolis ml vicinity, that he has permanently located himself at No M East Washington street, over Hank of Die Capitol. Having all the experience in his profession that may be acquired in 15 years of city practice feels coiilliient that his operation in any department of Dentistry . aouot be excelled hers or elsewhere, all work warranted Charges as reasonable as good work can be done. The host of reference given when roquired. mayO-dAtwl

F« TUTTLE, Wholesale and Retail Grocer Dealer, in all kinds of produce and provisions, No. I and 2H West Washington Street. may27 I. WOOLLEN, Wholesale and Retail dealer , in all kinds of Family Groceries and Provisions, West Washington street. apr27.

X V A. ELLIOTT, Wholesale dealer in all kinds of Groceries. Foreign and Domestic Liquors sold at Cincinnati prices. Corner of Maryland and Meridian street. apr27.

■ BATES A NIcCiUlHE, Wholesale Grocers and

X> Fish Dealers, No G Bates House

may 26

T. BROWNING Wholesale Grocer and VI Agent for Fair!sinks Scales, Steam’s A Marvin’s Safes Dayton, Ale Ac. 74 and 76 west Washington st may26

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

^4 TEW ART A BOWEN, wholesale and retail dealers in Books and Stationery and Printers Materials,

No 18 West Washington street

apr27.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

PHOFESSIONAL CARDS.

I'ARTKR O. II4THAWAY, J- AONBW ■ IA VIIAW'AY A AGNEW, A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law AT W1NAMAC, IND.. WiU 1*0mjilly atUnti to >iU busintx# intrutted to their dire. june24wly *

Burning Fluids, Oils, &c., | *\ BRLN. BURNING ELI ID— 10 Igls Rosin; 10 *• Lard Oil; 5 casks Potash; lo •’ Alcohol; 3 “ Soda Ash; 2 Casks Olive Oil; 5 “ Sal Soda; For sale low, in quantities to suit purchasers, by oct7-d.5m H ■ BROWNING.

WM. a HENRY.

JOHN L. CAMPBELL.

HENRY & CAMPBELL, B A X K E K S , Land, (ollcc^ug and Ins. Agents., SIOUX CITY, IOWA. KBFKRTO WM. Y. WILKT, INDIANAPOLIS,IND Money invested at Western rates of interest, sept21 dly * FRESH ARRIVAL OF O UEEiYS WARE. Hy tnr Slii|>« l.um'uwtor itud North Am«ric». N* TK have just received, direct from the manufactorie* \ \ in England, a large and varied assortment ot QVKKNSWARE, comprising every variety of style in Tea and IHnnet Setts ; a large quantity of assorted GLASSWARE, which we will sell at Cincinnati price* without fail. We also keep contLautly on hand a large assortment ol STONEWARE. HAWTHORN A BUCHANAN, *ept3-dwlj] Bart Waalumrton-rt., near Little'* Hote ■AOR B ARGAINS in Dry Goods, go to l 1 HUNT. SMITH A GO'S. i*ep9 “Cheap Corner Store

K’ox^r C>2porxlxi4S X 2 LAMPS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT

ION SI STING OF

Stand Solar Fluid Lamp—Sal fly Patent, Hanging, do do do do do Side, do do do do do Stand Solar Oil, Hanging, do do Side, do de Girandoles, sets 3 pieces, 6 burners. Hall Lanterns, stained and engraved. Cut, T. 0., Harpe Globe*, assorted sites. Lamp Chimney “ •• Fluid Solar Wic. “ Oil •* “ Braided, “ ** “ JACOB LINDLKY Vo. Ifi West Washinaton Stret.

MADAME BURDELL, DOCTRESS.

Oflici on

ILLINOIS STREET, BETWEEN GEORGIA AND MARYLAND STREETS OPPOSITE THE ORIENTAL HOI WC. %I ADA IIF. BURDELL treat* th* following disease* : Fever* of every de*cri|»tion: Chill*; Lang iNtwaaes; Liver Complaints: Dyspepsia; Nervous Disease, of every description; Female Weakness of erery descrip lion; Scrofula; Bloo.1 Diseases; Fever Sore*; Paralysis, and Rheumatism She also practice* URObCOPY,which make* it convenient for person* who Hr* out of the city to send spocuiian. for exanunation and sare ex|>en*e. All who fhvor her with a call will rwceive pnirtipt attention. Ian 9 dawly_ ST^LTIODiTEEFLYf K/E HAVE COMPLETED our arrangeV ■ menta fur the Fall trade, and now offer the folio w*■'ng at Cincinnati figures:

Bnvatope*.

Cap and Letter Papers,

Blank Books, Memorandum*,

Mucilage,

Banking Cases, Pens Inks, &e. Marchaut* viti find our stock th* largert 1b th* State,

from which to Mteet their winter suppltea.

■WARTI

dl ANN AM AN Ac DUZAN, Druggists and de&l- || ers in Perfumery Paints, Oil*. Glass, Brushes, Varnishes and Fancy Goods, No 4u East Washington street,

junel

IF ITT, Druggist and dealer in PerPaints, Oils, Vamishe*, Brushes. Ac.

Jnion Block Building.

YWra. UUAHLES, Attorney

Y Y Washington Street.

junel7-dly

at Lav, 35 Sas

may 39

MILLINERS A MANTUAMAKERS.

Ilf _

1TX Dress-making establishment, Sherman's new building, up Main, room Mo. 2. Stamping don* for Rmbroidery. Sh« would invite the ladies to her sales room every Saturday. oct21-d1y. mX RS * PATTERSON’S, Dealers in Millinery IVI ••'d Fancy Goods, Dresses, Cloaks, Mantillas, Ac.,

struct two doors South of the Poet Office,

junel-

BELL HANGERS A PAINTERS. l^TERSON, Bell Hanger, House and Sign Painter, Glazier and Dealer in mixed Paints, Brushes, Ac. [eridiaa street., two doors South of the Port Office,

junel.

FISHER, House and Sign Painter, Granter ane Paper Hanger, South East Diagonal, opposite Old Bank. june4

P Meri

BOILER MAKERS.

IA* m **■ .Tianuivciureri or Bieam oor X f lers, chimneys, gas-holders, lard tanks, britchiag and everj- de-cription of boiler and sheet ironwork, Pennsylvania street, north of Underhill’s foundry. my29.

K. Penns

T. SINKER

new and old, at 'ennsylvania street, south

», Dealer In Steam Boilers, both River prices, at his Iron shop, on ith ef Washington. my29

RESTAURANTS.

XT'ER A N DAII, opposite Union Depot, Indianapolis, Y Ind. John Bussey, Proprietorr Imported and domestic liquors, wines, cigars, Ac., constantly oh hand. A first class Billiard Saloon is attached to the Verandah sept29.

XIANK

ff South of the Palmer House.

DeNIGHT, Magnolia, Illinois Street,

may 9.

HOTEL CARDS.

WRIGHT HOUSE, ZAS7 WASff/yGTOy STRUM, SOUTH-SIDE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., LOU. EPPINGER, Manager. Board, $1 00 per day. Jftp4 d2m M. T. HENSON, BENEPE. INDIANA HOUSE, MA*KtCT STKEKT, Between Illinois* and Tennease Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Hixson A Benepk, Proprietor* House has been newly fitted and furnished, and X can accommodate Travelers equal to any ho us* in the city. ocl5-d3m TUTIMOWT WOTTRU, On corner Illinois and Louisiana sts. Nearly opposite Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Ji RINKLE, • m m m m Proprietor. rpUIS house is entirely new and is now open for the reI ception of guests. It is pleasantly located and convenient to the depot. JUP Meals at all hours in the day. octl3-d6m

REVIEWS, -’/ASStH* FARMEHS* HIJIDE GREAT RIDCCTlOif IN THE PRICE OF THE LATTER Publication. X SCOTT A CO., New York, continue to publish the ■ A , following leading British Periodicals, vis.: 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY iConstrrstive.; 2. THE EDINBUEQH REVIEW (Whig.) 3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Fri*Church 4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal.) 5. BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory These Periodic*!, ably represent the three great politic*. parties of Great Britain—Whig, Tory, and Radical—but politics forms only one feature of their character. As Organs of the moot profound writers on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion, they fart, as they ever have stood, unrivalled in the world of letters, being considered indispensable to the scholar and the professional man, while to the inteffigent reader of every class they furnish a more correct and aatistectory record of the omrent literature of the day throughout the world, than can he ptisrihjy obtained from any other

source.

EARLY COPIES. The receipt of advanw sheets from the British publishers gives additional value to these reprints, inasmuch as they can now be placed in the hands of Subscribers about as soon a* the original editions. TERMS PER ANNUM. For any one of the four Reviews |3 00 For ahy two of the four Reviews 5 00 For any three of the four Reviews 7 00 For all four of the Reviews. 800 For Blackwood’s Magazine 3 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews 9 OP For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 Of Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Mllxj current In the State where issued will he received at pa. CLUBBING. - A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering fonr or more copies of any one or more ef the above worln. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to one address for •9; four copies of th* four Reviews and Blackwood for $30; and so on. f POSTAGE. In all the principal Cities aad Towns these works will be delivered ntn or rowraoK. When sent by mail, the Portage to any part of the United States will be but TWENTY-FOUR CENTS a year for “ Blackwood,” and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each of the Reviews. N. B. .-The price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals above named is about $31 per annum THE FARMER’S GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE By Hcnky Stephens, F. R. 3., of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Noeton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. 1,600 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel Rngravings. This is, confessedly, the teost complete work on Agriculture ever published, and in order to give it a wider circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce the price to FIVR.DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES ! I When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and Oregon the price will be $7. To every other part of the Union, and to Canada ipost-paid) $6. This work i» not the old “Rookof the Farm." Remittances for any of the above publications should always be addressed, post-paid, to the publishers, LEONARD SCOTT he CO., deel7-’57-ly No. 54 Gold street, New York.

J. H. SEMMONS & CO.

XTET-Nl. ITIOFF1TT

Y ■ fumery No 146 East W.

my29.

sshington street, opposite Litle’s Hotel.

mfOTHERNHEAD 4c COX. Dealers in Drugs, iYX Medicines. Paints, Oils, Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Ac., No. 18 East Washington Street, Indianapolis.

marl9.

I N HitO VV N IMG. Druggist and dealer in Paint*, K.V'. Oils. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Ac., No. 22, West Washington it. api27.

DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

Ac It. GLENN. New York Store, Dry Goods, wholesale and retail. No. 3 Bates Houst. inayS.

XfOLNlAN At BROTHER; Wholesale ard Pe1 f| tail dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, L u dnets. Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings and Notions, No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall. apr27.

HARDWARE—WHOLESALE A RETAIL. A I>. WOO It. dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Guns xX.* and gutt trimmings, and Mechanics tools of every de •cnptiou, at Kellogg's Old Stand. may26

4KIARLES COX. t / Ac., No. 11 West Washii

Dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware,

No. 11 West Washington st. apr27.

DENTISTS.

£4 C. FRINK, No, 2, second story of Fletcher’s A iO, Woolty's Block. may22-dly.

HOTELS.

X ITTLE’S MOTFL, Wiggim A Harper, Pro I A prietors, South-east comer Washington and New Jersey streets, Indianapolis. sept29._ | 3Alt31 Kit’S HOTEL, oae square North of X’ Union Depot, Corur of Georgia and Illinois streets. Charles Wittenberg, Proprietor. Fare, one dollar per day. septiB). X>ALNTER HOUSE. Indianapolis, Ind. CarXT riages to and from th* Depot, free of charge. J. D. Carmichael. Proprietor. apr27

BOOK BINDERS.

X~\OUGLASS 4t PAX!KER, Book Binders and I W Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 36.1* East Washington Street, over Mills’ A Go’s. Grocery. m*y27. | 'V KLXF.LL 4c TYLER, Book Binders aad I W Blank Book Manufacturers. No. 35** East Washington Street. may27

ARTISTS.

■LEV M. LOWRY’S Ambrotype, Melainotype, Cairo graph and Photograph Gallery, 33 West gton, over Pope's Drag Store, 2d floor. Bart work and pnoe* low. augla-dfim. J. BOWERS, Daguerreotypirt, near corner of , Meridian and Washington Streets. Picture* taken unequalled exactness. may 16.

W' Washing' and i I

Old frame*

M. GETTIS* Gilder and picture fram* maker, north-east corner of Illinois and Washington Sta-re-gilt. m*y29.

BUTCHERS A PACKERS. pi CLICK A TWEED, Butcher* A Packers and LX dealers In all kinds of fresh and salt meat*, Bass* louse, North corner Illinois Street. may*

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. f ACOB LtNBLEY, Importer^f thins, GIsm J and Queenswsre, No. 16 Wert Washington street. apnf7, HAIR DRESSERS.

XXKNNING 4c WEINBERGER—No. 5 Bares XX Hodse Hair Dressing Saloon. may22.

HAT AND CAP DEALERS.

G - Sooth Side.

r. McGINNIS* (Agt) Dealer In Eat*, Cape and Strew Hoods, No 9 Wert Washington Street,

JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.

X^ J. BALDWIN 4c CO., Jewel** and Watoh^ I’j. makers aad dealers in Silver Wars, No. 1 Bate* House. ■tejM

MERCHANT TAILORS.

oov2

Wheleeals Book and'Paper 1

A BOWEN,

■Valter and

and farajahteggootte.

ftpjSSS.

tTagspagsaaiaa r^-

FARMERS’ HOTEL, One Square Nortb of Union Depot, CORNER GEORGIA and ILLINOIS St*., Indixnxpolis, Ind. rpHIS HOUSE has just been entirely re-furnished 1 and will be kept inferior to no Hotel in the West.— Guests will find an excellent table, clean t>eds and comfortable rooms CHARLES WITTENBERG, Proprietor. septl7-dly.

XXAVE ESTABLIS XX nent branch of their **tel

snEJU A ff.KITIAibrated English Optical Es'

AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL FOB THE RAPID CUBE OF Colts, Coughs ont Hoarse1 .-If ■ ■ ■ess. Bniarnan, Mass., 20th Dec. ’55 Dr. J. C. ATin: I do not beriute to say th* beat remedy I have ever found for coughs, hoarseness, influenza, and the eoDComitart symptoms of a cold, Is your Cherry Pectoral. It* constant nse In my practice and my family for the last ten years has shown It to possess superior virtue* for the treatment of these complaint*. ■BEN KNIGHT, M. D

A. B. MORTLEY, Esq., of Utica, N. Y., writes: “I have used y nr Pectoral myself and in my family ever since you invented it, and lielieve it to be the best tee- It cine for its purpose ever put out. With a bad cold 1 should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle than do without it, or take any other remedy.” Group, Whooping Cough, Infiuenaa. Spat Non zld. Miss., Feb. 7, 1856. Brother Ayer: I will cheerfully certify your Pecto* al is the best remedy for the cure of Whooping Gough, Oroup. and the chert diseases ef children. We of your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and commend your medicine to our people. HIBAM CON \LIN, M. D. AMOS LEE, Monterey, la., writes, 3d Jan., 1856: “I had a tedious influenza, which confined m* in doors six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally tried your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman. The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and lungs; less than one-half the bottle made me completely well. Your medicine* are the cheapest as well as the best w« can buy, and we esteem you Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor man’s friend.” Asthma, Phthisic, and Bronchitis. West Mxhchxstbr, Pa., Feb. 4.1856. Sir: Your Cherry Pectoral is performing marvellous cures In this section. It has relieved several from alarming symptoms of consumption, and la now curing a man who has labored under an affection of the lungs for the last 44) years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant. A. A. RAMSEY writes Si I have giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as are curable.” We might add volumes of evidence, but the most convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its effects upon trial. CONSUMPTION. Probably no one remedy has ever been known which cured so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some no human aid can reach; but even to those the Cherry Pec toral affords relief and comfort.

tablishment, for the sale of their Improved Spectacles The superiority of their Glaives being so WeH known and recognized throughout Europe and America, renders all comment on their merits unnecessary Testimonials to their superiority,from the mteteminent physicians and scientific men of both C online ate, may be seen at their office,

Illinois st., (up stairs,) opp. Bates House.

nov30 dly.

WH. Xx WILEY. COMMISSIONER in INDIANA fbr the follodsing States and Territories.

Maine,

PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. cajuuaocsto and from the depot, fuzz ofcharae. J. D. CARMICHAEL, Proprietor, apr28-dly

BROADWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIOCAPT. CHARLES H. CROMWELL, PROPRIETOR. Breakfast at 5 A. M., for Passengers by th* Mernlng

apr6-dly.

GIBSON

Trains.

HOUSE,

Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio. A. WETHER BEE, Proprietor. marchlS57. dly.

SOUTHGATE HOUSE. Corner o^xS^nf^ .treet., CINCINNATI, OHIO. COL. V. W. ROME, Proprietor. BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. marchlS. dly. BURNET HOUSE. Corner off Fine and Third streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A. B. COLEMAN, Proprietor. marchlS. t dly.

300

Paints, Oils, V arnishes. KEGS PITRE WHITE LEAD 50 tirU Spanish Whiting;

6 casks Van. Bed, 6 ’* Yel. Ochre, 500 lb* Cb. Green,

Lamp Black, 500 “ “ Yellow, 10 “ Tarnishes, consisting of Copal, Coach, Damar, Japan, and Black; with a large stock of Paints of all colors, both dry and In oil. For sale at s v*ry small advano* for cash, at R. BROWNING’S Drug Store. oct7 d5m

niAMCts rusa-rr.

JOBS W. MULLED.

rwvsrejt vre . rtVFnx* w* 1TRA.NC/I8 PRJBKATT Sc* C!0%f

£jj|| WHOLESALE GROCERS, |gjj

DEALERS in

tend Domestic Wines* and

Liquors, Ac.,

Al nongahel

Main Cro*aOU»«t, Msdiren, Indiana, two doors west o West Street ^ apr2-dly.

For slip*

Aaiquors, etc.,

KB Agents for the sal*of Old Rye, Bourbon, and Mo-

DAGGETT & CO., RCAZX'taJTAotruLX'eanB of American Confectionery, SUGAR TOYS, foe. also, wholesalk dealers ir Freud* and German Confectionary. Foreign Fruits, Nutts, Teas, Cigar*, Confectioners Findings. NO. 30 MERIDIAN BTRBBT, Indianapolis. sopt26 ’■ dtf BUCKETS AND TUBS. KTKT'B hare j art reeeitrad, and have for sale, at mansYY taoturers’ price*, freight added, a larg* and complete assortment *f Buckets and Tuba, manufactured rt Columbus, Ohio. We also keep constantly oil hand a tall stock off Groceries and Foreign aad Domestic Fruits, which we are offering to dealers, both in city and country, at extremely low prices. 0. B. STOUT fo BRO. No. 4S West Washington rt., Indianapolis, Ind aovTTff?. dly.

New Hampshire,

Vermont,

Massachusetts, Rhode Island,

New York,

New Jersey, Pennsylvania,

Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky,

Tennessee, North Carolina, Mississippi,

Louisiana, Texas,

Ohio,

Illinois, Missouri,

Iowa,

Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico,

Will administer oaths, take depositions, affidavits foe., and acknowledge Deeds, Mortgages, Po - ers of Attorney, foe., to be used and recorded In any ofthe abo-e States and

Territories.

JIj* Office, No. 10 1-2 East Washingtc- Street over Adams’ Express Office. nov£*-dfowtf.

American Express Company,

—awn the

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., Office on the corner of Washington and Pennsylvania Streets, INDIANAPOLIS* Three Daily Expresses to New York; Two Daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two Daily Expresses to Chicago and St. Louis. The above companies are the only privileged Expresses on the following roads, viz: INDIANA CENTRAL; LAFAYETTE fo CHICAGO; INDINAPOLIS foPKKU; TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND; BBLLEF ti.i AINE fo INDIANAPOLIS. Money, Packages, Valuables and Freight carried with safety and dispatch and in charge of special and efficient

messengers.

Notes, Bills and Drafts will bromptly collected and speedy turns made. [augSI-dly] D. RYAN, Agent.

JOKK J. DUMONT,

TBUMSN ll.CCRTI*.

V ( Formerly oj Cincinnati, Ohio. )

DUMONT & CO., \

1\TEW GOO DS"«We have juatop«n*d oar first in

iq vote* of fall goods

C oms and sa* them. HUNT. UHTH fo CO*

9000UrOTTCNsurd. THE COMPOSITION Of THE TURKISH HAIR

Beard Imfigorator!

twfore the peopl* of fry. Our bisect te to BotifFthepuhtie where Roamha hafi; as the American proprietor*, after threeMgRy toating it* merits in thousands of tastonce*,“ in which Uw preureptisB wtB art hair and cause * f«U growth ofhuM

JXjlir .S|

rtats*.

MANUFACTURERS OF S t&CLTXx DB o i 1 o i* s, CHIMNEYS, BBITCHING, Lard Tanka* Coolers* Gas Holderss jail work ; . And every other description of Boiler and Sheet iron Work. Employing none but practical ssachanuM, we are enabled to •aasprt* with She- beat atwps of Cincixnati or any other cite in work or prices. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING. Fire Brick and Clay, ofthe best quality kept constantly on hjuid and for sale. SHOP-.Pennsylvania Streets North side of UnderUIl Foundry, and on* square north of he gas works. mayl3-dfowly. Flavoring Extracts and Spices. LARGE assortwient of aP the various Flavoring Ex tracts, oonrtrthtg, la part, of Lemon, Vanilla, Roee, Peach, Strawberry, Pin* Apple, Almonds, foe.; with a good stock of pure ground and onground Spices, of all kinds, for satefay [oct7-d5m] R. BROWNING.

NEW YORK CASH HARDWARE STORE. FfOKB SUBSCRIBES, having sold out his entire X. steak of Hardware in his old store, tom* few months dace, has no* op«ted a a«w and complete assortment of AMERICAN & ENGLISH HARDWARE. And Cutlsry, recently purchased and mostly direct from the manufactories, he wauld respectfully Invite his old friends and all others who wish to purchase for cash,

and at ..

REDUCED FRIGES, T* giv* him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as be la prepared to duplicate Cincinnati Bills on dam aad, st hi*

0tox»e,

Neady opposite Odd F*Dovt’ Hall, at No. 85 Bart Wash- ■ r * r ington Streak, mtthe sign af thehig

' I decl-dfowly

HENRY 8. KELLOGG

fo NBIYKIEGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN /% * in aay pact of the United States, tan three to ffradeBaa* day, by selling from sample “THE PATENT INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP,” with an Unproved Burner. Bvreyfismlly who hM regard Ibrlifefperson, property <* economy will purchase them. Fqr information hy mail, endoee stamp, to HAWXHUEST fo MOTT,

Si Fulton Street, New York.

Perhimery, Cosnetics, 4c., 4 LABGE ASSOBTMENTOF LUB1N>

&J:

dfire Irtreasl

Astor House, N. Y. City, March 5, 1856.

Doctor Ayer, Lowell: I feel it a duty and pleasure to inform you what your Cherry Pectoral ha*done for my wife. She had been five months laboring under the dangerous symptoms of consumption, from which no aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was steadily foiling, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have come for advice recommende 1 a trial of your medicine. We bless his kindness, as we do your skill, for she has recovered from that day. She Is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free

from her cough, and calls herself well. Yours, with gratitnd* and regard. ORLANDO SHELBY, of Sbelbyville.

Consumptives, do not despair until you have tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It is made by one of the best medical

chemists in the world, and its cures all around us bespeak

Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

Hj - ’ Sold by R. BROWNING, Indianapolis, and by all

dealers in medicine.

JO* J- 0. Aver, 146 Walnut St., Cincinnati. dec£8 dfow4m

PRATES PATENT. Gel the Bert. flYHB LADIES’ CompemX. >011 Pratt’s Patent Sewing Machine. Price ftare $12 to $35. For all kinds of stitching and fomily sewing, there mgfWnre sr* unrivalled. They are giving tMtfrer•of eoNgtaeNte*, and are the admiration of all who hav* u*ed thorn. Many who have boon aaing th* high priced machine* hav* abandoned them, and an using theae in preference, because they are *o timpla, and easy te operate. No fomily or eeamstress can afford to be wtibout theca, as they save the cert of the machine In a very abort time, and the price, (which is as low as a rood machine can be made) brings there within the reach of all. The following area list of its advantages: 1st. It Is more simple and durable In Its construction. 2d. It is less liable to got out of order. 34. It runs much easier and with less noise. 4th. It never draws or puckers the cloth. 9th. It has aguagawhich guides the work. 6th. It does not loquir* the operotor to sit in a bent or stooping position. 7th. It reqrthre* lore skill to operate it. We respectfully invite all who have any sewing to do to call and examine these machines and satisfy themselves Instructions free. Office In Odd Fellows’ Hall, 2d story next door to the Mayor’s Office, Indianapolis, Indiana. novl7-dfowiy NOVK8, SPICER fc Oo., Agents. Railroad City Commercial College.

DAILY SENTINEL.

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Trains Arrive.

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NEW TREATMENT. Private and Confidential HAeca.loci.1 -A-dvioo. 4 T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL—BstebJ\_ lished for the cure of Seminal Weakness, and the secret Infirmities of yonth and maturity, by Dr. AMOS fo SON, Buffalo, New York. Office.corner of Main and Quay streets, up stairs. A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION. An instrument for the cure of genital Debility, or Nocturnal Emissions, or more property known as Seminal Weakness, foe. Can be permanently cured in from fifteen to twenty days, by the use of this Instrument, when used conjointly with medicines YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. AMOS fo SON take pleasure in announcing that they have invented a most important Instrument for the cure of the above diseases. It has been subjected to a test by the most eminent Physicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York ; it has been declared to be the only useful instrument ever yet invented—for the cure of Seminal Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs, caused by the secret habits of youth. Dr. Amos fo Sow, In order to satisfy th* most skeptical as to the merits of tbeee instruments pledge themselves that in any instance where they may prove unsatisfactory after a fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning the instrument in good order. Persons wishing the shove useful instrument will obeerve that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely packed and sent by express, is ten dollars. NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURBS. For all private complaints, Gleets, Strictures, Seminal Weakness. Pains in the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys, diseases of the Head, Throat and Skin, and all those dreadful affections arising from the secret habit* of youth, which produce constitutional debility, rendering marriage impossible, and in the end destroys both body and mind. The treatment they adopt is the result of 30 years extensive and successful practice in Europe and America. Persons in any part of the world may be succeassfully treated by forwarding a correct detail of their case, with a remittance far medicines, foe. FEMALE FRENCH PILLS FOR SALE-PRICE $1 00 PER BOX. N. B. Married Ladies must not use them if they are in certain situations. Address, Dr. AMOS fo SON, ap!6—dwly’ Cor. Main and Quay-ste., Buffalo, N.Y.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICK! (Office open every day and evening.) »R. EWING* No. 9 Virffirela Avenue, South-east of the Branch Bart k , Indianapolis,devotes his whole time to th* treatment of Secret Diseases, such as Syphilis, in its first and secondary stages, gonnorrhcea, gleet, inflamation of the bladder, strictures, impotency, diseases of the bones, mercurial diseases, scrofula, foe. All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated or unauccesfully treated by inexperienced or pretended practitioners; those laboring under the destructive effects of meJcury or quack nostrums, all who suspect the remains of disease lurking In their systems, may consult Dr. E. with honorable confidence and a guaranty of a speedy and permanent core. Dr. Ewing announces to ladies in want of a remedy for

iaalions of their systems, Dr. Dader’s Female Monthly Pills a* the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none speak 01 of them, for all like them. Dt. Dader’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Ewings office. No. 53 Meridian street, Indianapolis, Ind. Ladies in certain situations should not nse theae, the particulars of which will bo found on the directions accompanying each box. Price $1. Sent by mail to any part of the country. No letters win be answered unless they contain a remittance or a postage stamp. Office hours from 8 a. m., to 9 p, m mch3-dfowljr.

Fall Styles

X X. X*

of Hats and Caps.

WTETE are now in receipt and selling th* finest and Y v moat elegant SILK HAT offered in this market. Also the foil style POLACK CASSIMERE. A large assortment of *very desirable color, shape and

quality of

Men’* and TreutMs’Srefft Felt* And a large and splendid variety of NEW STYLES OF CAPS, Fancy and plain, of cloth* mlk plash, silk velvet, and silk glased, which w« are telling at the lovart^poreibl* prices. No 30 Washington^ Street. sept23 Nearly opposite th*Palmar Boom.

i~r. mix. o. oolbbmith, s. s. Him. Fruit and Ornamental Nurseiy. PXIHE UNBBBSMHfEB hare established th«re1 selves in the Nursery business oa Urn well known Nursery Grounds formerly occupied hy Aaron AMredg*. a few rod* east of dm corporation line* IndiinspsEe W* have one band a general aanorfent of firnit frees, of such - - --- -- rtock

SCHOOL IN THE WEST. COLLEGE HALL, Corner of Washington and Pennsylvania Sts., (Formerly B ya/U'e Mercantile Institute.) Three mornings of each week are devoted to the explanation of accounts, by the Principal. COMMERCIAL LAW. Tnesday and Thursday mornings are devoted to recitations and lectures on Commercial Law, under charge of Geo. K. Perrin, Esq., a member ofthe Indianapolis bar. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE, foe. Forenoon of Saturday ie devoted to Commercial Correspondence and Calculation. pRNMawsHtp, for which are have receive the Diplomas for three successive years at the State Fain, and on which we challenge competition, receives strict attention daily. A splendid specimen of which will be emit by mail on receipt

of 25 cents.

Terms.—Full course, requiring from 8 to 12 w*eks.. $25 Partial or Peactical. “ 4 “ 6 $15 Penmanship alone, as per agreement, septl6-dfow6m THOS. J. BEY ANT Principal.

Trains Laave. Trains Arrive. 13W) A. M. *•—. •.••• .......•...7nJ5 A. M. 7dlu fo. Iff.. 11:1$ fo. Iff. 8:45 P.M lltWP.M. MB UR* CEWTRAL RaILROaB. Trains Leave. Tritin* forrtv*. IffiUfo. M. 12:40 fo. K. 7:Wfo. JC~ 12:00 M. 1:30 P. M 1030 P. Iff. MABISOR ARB IRBURATOLU RAILROAD. Trains Leave. Train Arrive*. 12:00 M ..ItrtOA. M. re*c abb MBtAMareui railroad. Train Leaves. Train Arrives. 33QP. M 130 P.M. MDURaroua and cmcmrati railroad. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 730 A. M 1136 A.M. 6:30P. M 930 P.M. jRrramoKviLu railroad. TtAin* Leave. Trains Arrive. 130 A. M 11:45 A. M. 7:30 A. M 435 P. M.

-T'l ■ I —r-T ■; . - - 1 - ■ — JjT A o*w version of “Twentj Years Ago’ has thus been gives is the Home Journal: I met« girl the other day. Some twelve year* old or so. The image of a nymph 1 loved Some twenty years ago. The blushing cheek, the sparkling eye, Th* hair off raven flow— Ah, how they set my heart a-blsse Some twenty years ego. I spoke—her answers did not much Of wit or wisdom show— But thus the lovely Mary talked Some twenty years ago. What! coaid a shallow heart like this My heart in tumult throw? I must have been a little green Some twenty years ago. I met the lovely Mary since— Her charms hav: vanished though— Her wit and wisdom are —the same A* twenty years agol I looked upon her faded cheek. Until my feelings glow; And thank her that she scorned my love Some twenty years ago! Fond boy! who now would’st gladly die To pleaae some simpering miss— Who knows what thou wilt think of her, Some twenty years from this!

Great Bargains at the Baltimore FKUIT and CONFECTIONARY STOKE OF DARBY fo WILKINS, TMTHOEESALE DEALERS in Fruit and rnivuig taaen u^new store. No. 30Illinois Street, now offer forsale a larger stock of FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY than waa ever offered in this city. Being connected with two large importing houses rf Baltimore, we can sell goods at Baltimore prices, with addition of freight. We would invite the attention of Merchants in general to call and see ns, as we will sell yo« goods at prices that eaunot fail to be satisfactory to you Among the numerous articles we have forsale are ORANGES, LEMONS. RAISINS, FIGS, NUTS, CURRANTS, SARDINES, FIRE WORKS andFRENCH CANDIES of ail kinds. A full assortment ol STEAM REFINED CANDY, asslduated FRUIT DROPS, JELLIES, PRESERVES of all kinds, picketed GBRKINS, CATSUPS, OYSTERS, FRESH, COVE and SPICED OYSTERS, IMPORTED CIGARS, favorite brands, BALTIMORE STEAM REFINED SUGARS direct from the refinery. Sweet Oil, Maccaroni, Vermicelli,

Spices, foe., foe.

We are the sole agents in the West for Kephart, Darby fo Sons’ celebrated COUGH CANDY, the best thing known for consumption, coughs and colds. It relieves severe coughing instantly, and is the best medicated cough candy in use. Also agents for K. D. fo Sons’excellent POP or CONCENTRATED MINERAL WATER, the most re freshing beverage out—it is highly flavored with Strawberry, Raspberry, Pine Apple, VanQlafoo. It la th* best thing of the kind ever offered in the West. Put up In quart bottles, each will make 30 glasses. KNOWING THAT A NIMBLE DIME IS WORTH A SLOW 8H1L LING, OUR MOTTO WILL BE QUI K SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Call and see -us gentlemen and examine our stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere. Don’t forget the place. No. 30 Illinois Street, a few

doors above the Bates Honse, Indiana) oils. septlS-dly DARBY fo WILKINS

A Choice form for Sale, KTITHIN 2 1-2 MILES FROM THE CITY Y of Indianapolis, l6d acres all under fence, eighty aues in cultivation, on a main road leading to the city— buildings good—House, Bam, Out-houses and, an Orchard of 170 Fruit Trees, Apple and Peach, well watered. Tim-ber-Black Walnut, Sugar Tree, Poplar, foe., and that now standing, if eut, would pay for the land in wood eold in th* city. Inquire of McKERNAN <fi PIERCE, jan20-w3m In first bnilding east of Palmer Hoa*e-

for ’58. irXARPKR, ATLANTIC,GODRY, GRAHAM, KYICKXX ERBOCKER, PETERSON and th* BRITISH REVIEWS, famished to merchants throughout the State at Cincinnati Wholesale Prices. STEWART <fi BOWEN.

dtf

decl2

4 LL IN WANT OF FLANNEL of anyd# l\_ scription .will find a good assortment at oct!7 WILLARD’S

^TATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, George IIorvitAS, In the Marion Circuit Court vs. ^f Marion County, State MAResJUrra Ilorrman. of Indiana. April Term J A. D. 1858. Be it known, that on this 12th day of January, in the year 1858, the above named plaintiff by his attorney filed in the office of the Clerk of the Marion Circnit Coart his

Said defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the filing, and pendency of said complaint against her, and that on-* less she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, said complaint, and the matter* and things therein contained and alleged. Will be heard and de-

termined in her aboence. JOHN 0. NEW, Clerk.

Srideksticker , Attorney for Plaintiff, an 22 dldwSw

UNITED STATES MASSHAUR SALE X»Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECt - i» tion, (Fi Va) to me directed from the Clerk’s Office ofthe United States Circuit Court for the District of Indiana. I will, on the twentieth day of March, A. D. 1858, between the hours of Wb’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. NL, at tbe Court He use doer, in the aAj ot Indianapolis, Marion County and State of Indiana, offer for sale st public auction, the rents aad profit* for seven years of all the following described real-estate: Lot numbered (27) twenty-seven in Henderson’s addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion County and State of Indiana, eonta'uing two aerts more or leas, and upon failure to realize a sufficient sum to satisfy the demand, I will at the same time and place, aad in manner aforesaid, offer for aoie the fee simple of aU aald above described real estate, taken as the property of John H- Keedy, one of the defendants, at the salt of Martin B. Scott against said John H. Keedy, Oramel Watson and Robert Wood. JOHN L. ROBINSON, U. 8. Marshal, For the District of Indiana. febl3-dltfow5w By Geo. McOpat, Deputy.

aovll-wfim

HILL, go:

order* promptly, fod LD8MITH fo CO., Indianapolis, Ind.

mm I WLJ Ers, or u

Ft ran a mtier tfc« n •* S. A. FLAGG fo 00-, U thio day dtaaotvod* J. C. POW- , of that fina has fanned a oonneetion with a New York house, under the name of POWERS fo CO., for koteaalbig Bonded Wines mid Miners In tmuaartinu

with the above he offisrs far sale

Old Bonxbon Whisky, Bye, IRISH AMD SCOTCH WHISKY. ' MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKY. Far Furs Wines, Raadka, foe., this to ths only pines

Weak off Rutr York city.

Druggists, Fhyririans and Families win find ns shew* stefo POWERS fo OO. Pvofwtators. No. 37 Washington street, 2 dears above Wright House.

KovK-dly.

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/’'VOKPLAINT IN ATTACHMENT FOR $59 75* Conradin Hamburg, ) Badore Charles Coulon, J. P., po > of Centre Township, Marios L. D. Ingalabe i County, Indiana. Bed known that on the 23d day of Jaoumy.lEM, the above named plaintiff filed the neeuaaasy sasupWnt* «*on which on said day a writ at atterfimimt waa imued to Conatabte Haoniag. Also, a Summons for the Defendant, which Summons was returned that the defendant could not be found, but left the State. Said Jtfea isMf la therefore hmatiy nstifisd *f the pending of aubl suit, and that oMhs 26th day of February, 1858, at tha hour of fio’doffc, in.the forenoon, stare odffee therein in the city of lodianapoQa, I will hear mad determine arid comptaint, whereof the defendant and all ofhere inter eated will asks n a tire . . Given sader my^haad aad seal this 25th day of CHARLES COULON, J, P,

Notice in

mTDTICB IS HI IT oa ths HR day off

tic attachment was! tics of the Peues, is

Attachment

be inataaee and upon thsaSdavil of istthe is a da aad rhantfr tttUP *

a writ of garnishes “ lotos and it ay-

to satisfy the Jrid debt, j, 1898, at 10 o’clock A. M.

- a-hp gafet. dtled

^^TILLIAM POWER,

Jaritosef thsFaaau

ET Harper’s last Weekly has a picture caricaturing the congressional investigation of the $87,000 business. Three men with bags full of dollars are seen traveling off in the distance—a lamb is in the front ground, and several gentlemmw ’HrukUJg ouwn Its throat »o a«o what UICJ can diadover about the missing money when the following dialogue takes place: “Ba-a! Ba a! Black Sheep Have you any wool?” ”Yes, Sir, I have Three bag* full. One fo. the Senate, One for the House, And one for a little Newspaper mouse.” From the New York In dependant. Nome Speculations on Dress. Of fabrics, whose chief value consists in their power of producing the effects and contrasts referred to, the McFlimsey family must plead guilty to a vast accumulation in excess of the amount required for the perfect gratification of taste.— The fact that any article of dress, however beautiful or appropriate, depreciates in value in the eyes of a woman of ihahion alter it has once been publicly displayed, proves that, to this class, clothing fabrics possess an element of value totally distinct from their capacity to meet tbe demands of the physical or esthetic nature. It may be said that novelty in dress adds attractiveness to the perootulle. But we appeal to all lovers to testify whether tbe garment by which the form of a woman has been often graced, does not grow doubly beautiful and bsautilying through the influence of association; while the element of personal attractiveness thus indicated is totally sacrifled by kaleidoscopic changes of apparel. The motive, then, which prompts the largeet expenditures of fashionable people for articles of dress, is yet to be considered. There exists a large class, especially in trading communities, where fortunes are suddenly acquired, who are conscious that their chief claim to public regard depends not upon personal worth, but upon the material resources of which they are representatives. They desire, therefore, to keep the fact which peculiarly entitles them to consideration constantly before the eyes of others in connection with their own persons, that thus their countenances may shine with the borrowed light of an implied ’’specie reserve.” The appearance of the millionaire commands a certain kind of respect wherever he is known. His wealth ia inseparably associated with bis person, since his hand or voice may at any time issue a promise to pay; his wife, on the other h&nd, endeavors to secure a share of the prestige to her own person, by loading herself with articles of dress, representing a great cost in a small compass. Tbe motive is the Same which induces the Cadre chief, when he wishes to produce an impression upon bis foreign visitors, to attach every description of portable commodities to bis person without regard to considerations of taste, comfort or decency. We may instance, also, the Sandwich Island chief, who came to dine with Capt. Cook, exulting in the possession of a ’’full dress” costume, which consisted entirely of a pair of boots and standing collar. The boots and collar were an absolute inconvenience to tbe wearer; had every native on the island been supplied with similar pharaphemalia, the peculiar value of the articles would hare been destroyed, and the chief’s quondam treasures been thrown away aa worthless. It needs little argument to show that the barbaric accumulation of costly surroundings on the person of the female, beyond the requisitions of taste and comlbrt, no more adds to her personal consideration than the costliness of the wig adds to the value of the wig-block on which it stands. Tbe woman who wastes money in dress with the evident design of demonstrating her command of material resources, attracts to her person no favorable regard except from sycophants. But even granting that the defiire could be gratified by such display, we still assert that cosuv clothing would be unprofitably employed for this purpose, rinse a certified bank check, conspicuously worn, could be made to represent a much greater value than could be carried about in the shape of dress, while the check costs nothing to produce, sod is convertible at the necessities of tbe holder! The fashionable class of the community, then, are justly liable to tbe charge of vest extravaince, or waste of resources, in the matter of ess. It is frequently alledged that the extravagances of tbe rich are beneficial to the artisan classes If this be true, over-expenditures for dress may not involve an utter lota to society as they do to the individual. Acting upon this principle, the governments of Europe encourage a constant change of fashions and a lavish expenditure for costly fabrics among (heir wealthy

subject*.

But such measures only serve to retard temporarily the natural flow oflabor from overstocked mmkets, by offering an artificial, and therefore temporary means of subsistence to a surplus pop aiaaou who are reailywanted In new and undeveloped countries. When the individual bee accumulated capital, after his immedlsts and pcospsetive wants have been supplied, it knot nsentry for him to invent methods of distributing hie surplus for tbe good of society. Let such capital become toots; then taking its natural oo«t, ft seeks a bonowsr in the best market, which ft a new country ; there ft stimulates enthe rtsmsnd for labor.

tm earw-Caw