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VOLUME VII.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH ‘29. 1858.

NUMBER 205.

DAILY SENTINEL. ' BUSINESS BIBECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. N. VORR' ADVERTISEMENTS MEDICALAPVKRTISEMENTS.

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mi; h»:.>tinei> ;u»r* cahtal uocn~)

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• » r ►' k vm -V- uly tC- 00 , invariaUy opportu tad Pi

.. ■ r th. carrier .t «uU per

-monthly. S.mtle five oeou.

BANKS.

GAS FITTING.

opfM> my 4.

fAlftO'VT

* OOKHA.n. Gm Ftttcn, S». ml

Ms Street, •ppoefte the Sentinel OOee.

i AMO

iTX w «»t WaaMBffen Street, under Teapermnce Hell. ImtieBepoUe, Ind. WRI Rt Bp 8twee end Bvetiln^e ec

BLACK WOOFS MAL’AZIYE

nmenetMe Ictbu.

f DLA.HAPOL.IS BKAACH ( J. of the Stele. Corner Weehi^ton and

-xrw) BAJV1K

All order* ettended to proeaptly.

fcblO-dly

IRON DEALERS.

pAj^f ^

li'l f f *

„„t wittiout pre-paymeiit, or continued loafer

-terutti. otn he luol at the office each

LIVERY STABLES.

lyj TKKPM HOLIABAh^, Woe Male end

raahinftoa St.

thao paid

/' , ,( iHi* I^aiLV — f i (hr vv rck i.v AKHrinzt each Wodu««y marn-

»..lo|«3l, for lOallitiK.

,1 erilHtd * |> aiiy e>

I A ateMee, In the rear of the Palmw Henee. jttneTdly

u i;l;KLY SENTINEL.jssar

\V. th^ no^,. and Meridian Streeta.

, ino'-e-

HAT EM Of Al»% EltTIMINO

IK TH«

t*TATK SBNTISKL AND INDIANAPOLIS jol KNAL, ADOPTKD MARCH 1, IH56.

RINKJHAN A BECK NOT. Urery Board lag end Sele Stable*, Gent* end Ladle*' Saddle end 1 arrlafe Horae* to let, Delaware at, y t eqnere Sooth of

juiiel.

WIEKlMOW*N Livery end Sale ataMet, en the Alley, tooth of WaaMnfton, between HHnoia

mayl.

BRITISH RBVTBWS, fahmekst* anmE. t GREAT REDUCTION Ilf THE PRICE OP TII* LAt- 1

TPR PUBLICATION.

¥" SCOTT A CO., New York, continue to pohtuh the * JLi. foBwwtnw leedlnf Rridah PwtwRuala, Wa.i { 1. TUB LONDON «r ARTBRLT tCoaearrafNe.) i 9. THE BDIN BURGH RRTUW (Wide.) 1 3. THE NORTH BRITUH RRVlBwTrtweChurch 4. THE WKSTHIN8TXR.UYIRW (Liberal.) * V BLACK WOOD’S EDINBURGH M AO AT IN E (Tory * Three Periodical* tJij represent the three yreat poUtica, f partiea of Great Britain—WHf, Tory, nail Radical-bat eol- I

HAKL.CN COL CON, Justice ef the Peace, hies form* only one featara-nf theiroharaeaer. A*Oryaae Office opposite tlvt Court House, on Waahinyton St., of the mow profound writers on Science, Literature, Moralnion Block Buildiny. jaoel <-dly ity, and Religion, they stand, aa BUT BRI hare Mood, unri-

valled in the world of letterf, being noiiiMwal huliiptnwHe ■

.attorneys.

lARBOl R

4k HOU’EAND, AUumey. at I

dly-*

_ law, N«. 19 East Washington St., second floor.

aeptlU

FOUNDRIES, Ac.

OAVIN A CO, Union Poundry, Delaware St., oppoaitt Union Depot-

C inUi

\TgTXI. QCAHI.ES, W w Wasbingteu Street.

MISCELLANEOUS.

DAILY SENTINEL.

AYER'S

CHERRY PECTORAL por rni RAPID curb or C«l4a, Cang-hsawd Haa rar> 1

UNITED STATES Office on the ooraw

EXPRESS CO

IND1AJIAPM,IS M

TVuhw

IN DI AN APOEIN,

Tliree Daily Expresses U> New Thrk*, , ,

T ~" "-“r *~t »r niMlaaiH. awl t

0,.J.C.ir«: I *. r,< balui. » ifiS'SIC“4^4?

'Strr SSSi; l ^SaiK; ; ' ta:

wed Jifpari frvm l dkofioa a* foUuv* I

R. Tinii TABLE.

Vmtm*

Attorney at Law, 3A Eas

may 39

coughs, hiereerm*. influenaa, and the concomitant symptoms of a cold, la your

Cherry Pectoral.

Its constant use In my practice and my family for the last ten years has shown It to passes* superior virtues for the treatment of these complaints. BBEK KNIGHT, M. D.

A.B.MORTLRT, R*q.. Of Utka, N. T„ writes: “I

LAFAYETTE4k CHICAGO; ^mSktSaIw A RICHMOND;

BEi.LKPO..TA INK A INDIANAPOLIS. Money. PaAawes, Yaioable* and Freight carried a aaiity and dispatch and in charf* of apeaiul and effiri

Trains Lsave. 1:33 A. M... 19A0P. M... llrJO P. M...

to the schoUrand the professional man, while to the mtelli- ^ Peelora] Myself and to gent reader of every class they fmoiah a *»r* oorrMS and I unn> n. believe it to h

fTAHAELNIAN 4k VINTON, Washington FounI ft dry and Machine Works, Bast end nicn Udepot. maySS.

PHYSICIANS.

n.-,., l.u i .Id l-'*’

a.‘A5 9.W 3.0(1 3.37 3.75

1 Vi J.IHI J VI 3.00 3..V) 4.00! 4.50 5.00

5.B‘J 6.2^

4.50 5.25 0.00 0 75 7.50

M "V D. E. P. STED.FIAN, Physician and Burgeon, I W Office on Market Street, near Roberts Chapel, solicits the patronage of the public. janlO-dly

| --. 1-7 2.50 :i.l2 3.75 4.37 5.00

I -Vi 2.25 3.00 3.75

Toi 3.VI 4.37 5.25, 6.12 7.00 7.H7 0.75 • imi A (Ml 3.in .*.«(*, 6.00 7.WI ".00 9.00 10.00 i "xr, 5.00 6.25 7.50 ".75 10.00 11.25 1840 1 .yi 3.50 il.On 7..V) 11.00 10.50 12.00 13.50 15.00 1 _

! ini i oo ".00 10.00 I2.(H) 14.IIO 10.00 I".00 20.00 j j f .

f LANdakh OHTHY, NI. D., Professor in the mj Eye and Lung Infirmary. No. 12), South Illinois St.

Ind ■ •— ,f * ' J

July 4

lndiana|K>lis

,11. E. N. LEE,—Office in Atheneum Building.

apKW •

D 1 D 1

MILLINERS k MANTUAMAKERS.

my ffimlly ever

•® urre - without it, or take any other remedy.”

establishment, Waalungton street, between llliueri • ’ “* “ * .7 . , Ortmp, Whooping Goughs Influmai.

leridian streets, South side, ore'-▼innedge’s Shoe * ■ The "Si!? 1 sh *^* r ** U** British puMishsss Store. mch27. •ddtoonal value to these re»riMs, iaaamsch aa ti*y

W(LADA.FIE COHB, Millinery and Dress-making i

anrlMe

Mend

KN. PATTEKSON’N, Dealers in

. ■ and Fancy Goods, Dresses, Cloaks, Mantillas, Ac. endian street two doors south of Uie Post Office,

junel.

BELL HANGERS

, can now be placed In the hands of Subscribers about as soon

Millinery 1 as the original e<Htion*.

k PAINTERS.

P Meri

iATEKNON, Bell Hanger, House and Sign Painter. Glazier and Dealer in mixed Paints, Brushes, Ac.

services to the citizens of Indianapolis—Office, 8eu- | One! buildings, third floor. j an<-2

eridian street., two do.,rs South of Uie Post Office. jMfel. A K'lNHEKy House and Sign Painter, Grani /V. Paper Hanger, South East Diagonal, opposite Old

Brand “ ‘

TERMS PER ANNUM. for any on" of the four Reviews $3 00 For any two of the four Reviews 5 00 For any three of the four Reviews 7 00 For all four of the Reviews tUW For Blackwood’s Magazine 3 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews POP For Blackwood and the four Reviews t IF OP

SruinansLD, Miss., Feb. 7, 1856.

Brother Ayer: I will cheerfully certify your Pectm al is 1 the best remedy for the cure of Whooping Gough. Group j and the cheat diseases af children. We of your fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and commend youi

medicine to our people.

HIRAM CON LIN. M. D. i

AMOS LRR, Monterey, I*., writes, 3d Jan., 1856: *‘1, had a tedious influenza, which confined me In doors eix weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally tried ; your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman. The flret . dose relieved the soreness in my throat and lungs; less [ than one-half the bottle made me completely well. Tom medicines are the cheapest as well as the beet w* can buy.

3ranch Bank.

juna4

and ere esteem you Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor

BOILER MAKERS.

CLOTHING.

..on 7.5U Mi.iHi 12.50 15.00 17.50 20.'H) 22-50 25.00 Mm 10 25 13.50 16.75 20.00 23.25 26.50 29.75 :i3.0<»

BACON, JK., No. 59, West Washington A., opjKisite the Bates House, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Clothing. apr24.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS^

IKEUNAN A FIERCE, Real Estate and

— — ; —; “ rr; 1 -w*ikeunan a fierce, Real 1 - VI 13..5 111310 -’l *. 29.jO .<4.«.> 4U.ll" 45.00 Vl.OO i j^| Brokers. 39); West Washington Street.

15.nil 21.25 27.00 33.00 30.IHI 35.ISI 505SI 55.IH- j I MHI je.iMi 25310 30.50 37.50 45.50 52.5<i 57.50 62.50 IxTki 2*6 5o 2".50 35.50 43.50 50.00 57.5" 65.0oi7o.0o

.TI. V. WIL.EV, Real Estate Agent and Stock Broker, !0) ( East VV'asIdngton Strt. : may 14.

WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS 1.3 C. U A VIIE W A CO., Wholesale Dealersin mJ. Boot*, Shoes and Rubbers, No. 4 Rol>erts’ Block

DA.11 KNODLE, Manufacturer and dealer all kinds of Boots and Shoes, No. 32 East Washingti

f27.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

i •,,, 15 isi 23.o<i :t5.Hi 35.(Ml 55.00 65.IKI 75.00.85.0f)|95.0o j Boob,, Shoes and Rubl>ers, No. 4 Rol

opiresite the Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. Ali\ KRTISING IN WEEKLY. I , ..,.i • re. ««- insertion •*' 75 j !. two •• 10" four 2 00 j , a ri, Hii6«-i|0>-iit insertion, and for each inser„,r . aeli a>ldilion.d square * 0 33); j ,.. t‘. H.-in-'iit" published in l«.th the Daily and Weekly '■

i- i.me l. a ill tie charged die full daily rate., with one-half

vi.. |.ly ra'«* added.

in, notice,, pu'lished in the Kdilari.il columns, of | . I,,,..* or undT, will l»- Charged for each insertion, one

,i , if ovT ten li!.'*,. ten rents per line.

i.lv.-rtUnmeiit!*!'-aded and placed under ttie lieail of Spe,i v..ti,. if t-ii line, or over, will lie charged double the

if under tiiat amount, fifty cents for each inser-

sept4.

g 1

GROCERS.

■ Z IUI.AND A (’IT’A4>IBBON, Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, M. & I. R. R. Dejiot, Indianapolis, Ind. june6 ■ b ONN A 1IAKFEK, Wholesale Grocers and XVi Commission merchants, corner Moridian and Louisiana streets, opposite Union Depot. my29.

pay qu

, aig eandidat.-, for ollice of every ilescriptlon to | at tie-rate of SI 5 i fur each name in the Dally,

the same to !>e. in all i

S lv. rt,,i-iiieids making less than Hire.' lines inserted once

daily "ill I” - charge ! fifty eents. i...alj- advertiiM-r, l<» pay quarterly.

v .noiini

i.r ■ ,r.'»-d

,1,1 ;2 oo m the Daily and Weekly

, p.nd ii. adv nice. , — , I.-...adv-rti,. inent, published at the expense of the At- "(3inci*i t •; , -rd. ring, anil not delay able for the legal proceedings i ,i at our usual time. Publishers not account* i I,, |..r Hi.- accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the

■I - lint charged for their publication.

1 Mil ANA MATE SENTINEL COMPANY.

.1. M. TILKORD,

I'kkuiucvt Isni*NAeoi.i* Jocrnal Company.

■ > F. TUTTLE, Wholesale and Retail Grocer I B t Dealer in all kinds of produce and provisions. No. 13 and 28 West Washington Street. may27

\\T I• WOOLLEN, Wholesale and Retail dealer \ \ . in all kinds of Family Groceries and Provisions, No. 27 West WaSliington street. apr27. / f A. El,LIOTT, Wholesale dealer in all kinds of V_y. Groceries. Foreign and Domestic Liquors sold

street.

nati prices. Corner of

Maryland and Meridian

apr27.

■ BATES A McOdlKE, Wholesale Grocers and

I B Fish Dealers, No 6 Bales House

may 26

UHNTAI, NOTICES.

\.JT Agent for Fairl>anks Scales, Stearn’s & Marvin’s Safes Dayb>n, Ale be. 74 and 76 west Washington st may26

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

l«U. U.v. NO»l I II, XTl. 3«ic^.on.t 3Z>orxtls t, INDIANAPOLIS, INU. 4 vim E one door East of the Palmer A f House, up stairs. All operations v ar-rant-e 1 t.1 give sativf.ietion or no rharg* u.ade. Ili< piitiei i., an- given as reference.

Iiovl'^ IV.

1 4.1 HIMi, 11. II., Di: Nil NT, Late o! t II ...klyn, N. Y., would res|ieetfully announce to the In' a’i in’, .if Indunapulis ml vicinity, that he lias permanently b ( lied himself at No 8 East W ashington street, over

3^7 dealers in Books and Stationery and Printers Materials, No I" West Washington street apr27.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Having all the experience in his

ears of city p any depart

anil.d lie excelled here or elsewhere, all work

Hank of t e Capitol. Having

prof-ssi.oi that may be acquired in 15 years of city practice

feels confident that

Dentistry . warranted

operation in any department of lied here or elsewhere, all work reasonable as good work can lx

Chargi

done. The l-est of reference given when required

m i.yO-d&w I

riillFESSIONAL CARDS. 1 ,H1AK t>. IIA I'll A VV AY, J. B - AONXW HATHAWAY A ACJNF.W, A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law AT WINAMAC, IND., Will promptly attend to all bu*in«a* intrusted to their ctre. june24wly*

d RANNAHAN A DL T XAN, Druggists and deal- | J ers in Perfumery Paints, Oils. Glass, Brushes, Varnishes and Fancy Goods, No 4o East Washington street, junel RAriTI* mOFBTTT, Druggist and dealer in Per- \\ fumery, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. 4tc. No 146 East Washiugton street, opposite Lille's Hotel. my29. Vf 44THEHSHEAD A COX, Dealers in Drugs, ItI. Medicines, Paints, Gill Goods, Ac. mayl9.

,, nea jujo, x si Liu,, Oils, Glass, Perfumery, Fancy , No. IH East Washington Street, Indianapolis.

FB BKOW N INIs, Druggist and dealer In Paints, |_L, Oils. Varnisliss, Dye-Stuffs, Olass, Glassware, Per-

■ 0 VHIDs » eu i-UBUCO, LJJ C-Obuua, MUM*, > fumery, fee., No. We»t Wiishington s(.

api

r27.

DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE k RETAIL.

W.‘"

GLENN, New York Store, Dry Goods, wholesale and retail. No. 3 Bates Hons*. may5.

A CO’S.

‘Cheap Corner Store

WM. R HKNRY. J.J0HI4 L. CAKPSIU.. HENRY & CAMPBELL,

H A N K K 11 S ,

Lund, Collcetiu^ aud Ins. Agents.,

SIOl’X CTTV, IOW A.

KKFKRTO WM. Y. WILKT, INDIANAPOLIS, IND Money invested at Western rates of interest. •cpt21 O *

■ NOR BARGAINS in Dry Goods, ga to

HUNT, SMITH

sepfl “Cheap Co

CTotot Qjpen 1 Txg ! ! LAMPS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT

/ ioaninting of

Stand Solar Fluid Lamp—Saifty Patent, Hanging, do do do do do Side, do do do do de

Stand Solar Oil, Hanging, do do Side, do da

Girandoles, sets 3 places, 6 burners. Hal) Lanterns, staiued and engraved. Cut, T. O., Harpe Globes, assorted sizes. Lamp Chimney' “ ’’ Fluid Solar Wic*. “

Oil “

Braided, “ JACOB LINDLKY No. 16 West Washington Stret

T 1 OLITIAN A KUOTHF.K, Wholesale and > e1 I, tall dealer tp Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Brunets, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings and Notions, No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall. apr27. H A RD W ARE—W110 LESALE A RET AIL.

Tin Ware. aprii7.

^ 1HAKLFS COX. Dealer in Stoves, Ac., No. II West W’ashington *t. DENTISTS. C. FB1NK. No, 8, second story of Fletcher’s A Wooley's Block. may22-diy. hotels.

KB I. .HONT A CO.. Manufacturers of Steam Boi1 J lers, chimneys, gas-holders, lard tanks, britching and every description of Iwilar and sheet ironwork, Pennsylvania street, north of Underhill's foundry. my29.

T. SINKER.

1 4. new and old, at River prices, ai un ennsylvsnia street, south ef Washington.

E. Penns

Dealer in Steam Boilers, both rer prices, at his Iron shop, on

my29

RESTAURANTS. -KrEKAND AH. opposite Union Depot, Indianapolis, K 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. TTANK. DeNIGHT. Magnolia, Illinois Street, Ml South of the Palmer House. may9.

1 Payments to be made in all cases In advance. Mcnsj | current in the State where issued will b* raoeived at p*»

CLUBBING.

A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices ( ""‘a’* friend-

] will be allowed to Cluiis ordering four or more copies of any . Asthma, Phthisic, and Bronchitis. ZA^^f^t^be^ u, o F nTad«, f j ie56 ' i #9; four oopie# of the four Reviews and Blackwood for ■:» 8ir: Your Cherry Pectoral Is performing marvellous! and so on. ’ cures in this section. It has relieved several from alarming : P 0 S T A G B . 1 symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man who i In all the principal Cities and Towns these works will he ! tlH * labored under an affection of the lungs for the last 4(r delivered ran or postxsb. When sent by mail, the Post-] yntn. HSNRY L. PARKS, Merchant i age to any part of the United States will be but ( A. A. RAMSKY, M. D., AIMon, Monroe County, Iowa, j TWENTY-FOUR CENTS writes Sept. 6,1855: “Duringmy practice of many yean |

I I have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral for j giving ease and relief to uonsumptive patients, or curing

such as are curable.”

' _ . Ukravcrre aaouto. o.

Trains Arrive.

7*> A. M. * *19 F. M - 6:19 P.M. Tanaa Maim aanstozD.

Train* Arrive.

A. M. A. II. M.

aaLUroirraiHK axtutoxc uwa.

Train# Afriv*.

vSt'S •••

lanuxa cawraxL aatuioxn.

I Train* Leave. Treto* Aretva.

18^0 A. M.

_ „ M. 140 P. M 1040 P.M.

MxDisoa awn iKnuaarous bsiijioad.

Trains Laare. Train Arrives. I*:"* M I121WA. M.

rear aao tHMaaarous axiutoxn.

Train Arrives.

340P.M. 149 P.M.

lKDtAK4.rol.Ia 4HD ClKrtKKATt aAlUIOAD.

Train. Leave. Tralna Arrivw. 7«9 A. M 4:4)0 A. M. , s * P M 11^5 A. M. | 64DP. M 849 P. II.

• jarraasoaviUM railkoad.

Tlrihs Leave. Trains Arriv*. I I**! A. M 11:35A.M. I 7:30 A. M 4 35 P.M.

140 A. M.. 7:119A. M...

Notea, Bills and Drafts will hromptly collected aad speedy turns made. |aag31-ffly| D. RYAM.Ayept. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. McKemaB & Pierce) WILL BUY AND SELL

(ON COMMISSION.)

H«umm aasarf Lm««, Fmrsakn asra4 Fmrsnlnw LmiadMl* mil Weaterm Mmtea, Luna 8* Lmu Is entered in mil Wrwtera Mtmtew, witls Cm ah nr Lmud Wmvrmmta. Tmx«a

Faid mad Title*

Examined.

AND WILL ATTEND TO COMMISSION BUSINESS

GENERALLY.

Office, First Door East of Palmer Housa. A*^Ea^-ssafflsr!?>

, The residents at the “West End” were a good i deal excited, a day or two ago, by a very diflagree- | able denouement iu domestic life, which has been made the basis ot a suit tor divorce. A a the story goes, a druggist, who has heretoi«re occupied a very exellent social iRjsition, had been

a year for “ Blackwood,” and but

FOURTEEN CENTS

HOTEL CARDS.

WRIGHT HOUSE, basi wAsmyaToy strkei, soum-swB, INDIANAPOLIS, IND-, LOU. EPPINGER, Manager. Board, $1 00 per day.

FARMERS’ HOTEL, One Square Nortb of Union Depat, CORNER GEORGIA and ILLINOIS Sts., Indianapolis, Ind. r|YHlS HOliNE has just been entirely re-furnislied I and will be kept inferior to no Hotel in the West.— Guests will find an excellent table, dean beds and comfortable rooms CHARLES WITTENBERG, Proprietor. septl7-dly. PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Hj 3 CARRIAGES TO ARP PROM THE BKPOT, FREE Of CHARGE. J. D. CAKA^ICHAEJL, Proprietor, apr28-dly ‘ “BROADWAY” HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. CAPT. CHARLES H. CKOiVIWELL, PROPRIETOR. Breakfast at 5 A. M., for Passengers by the Mamlng Trains. sj>(6-dly.

a year far each of Uie Reviews. N. B. The price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals above named is a!amt 831 per annum THE FARMER’S GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE By Henry Stethens, F. R. 8,, of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. 1,60(1 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings. This is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, and In order to give it a wider circulation the publishers have resol veil to reduce the price to FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES!! When sent by mail (post-paW) to California and Oregon the price will be $7. To every other part of the Union, and | to Canada fpost-paid) $8. This wort is not the old | "Bookof the Farm." 1 Remittances for any ot the above publications should al- ; ways be addressed, post-paid, to the publishers, LEONARD SCOTT A CO., decl7-’57-Iy No. 54 Oold street, New York.

GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio. A. WETHEKFlEE, Proprietor. marehl«157. dly.

SOUTHGATE HOUSE. (Lots Iltriote House,) Corner of Sixth and Elm streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. COE. V. W. RONE, Proprietor.

ONE DOLLAR PER

DAY. dly.

BOARD, march 13. BURNET HOUSE. Comer of Vine and Third streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A. H. COEEiVIAX, Proprietor. marchl3. dly.

JOHN W. MULLEN.

FRANCIS PRENATT.

FRANCES PKEXATTdk CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS,

DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Wines, and -fiAqww, AcesyND Agents for the sale of Old Rye, Bourbon, and Monongahela Whiskies. in Cross Street, Madison, Indiana, two doors westo West Street. t apr2-dly.

DAGGETT & CO., 3Vt«i23.ULYaiOfLLX-or» of 9 American Confectionery) 4

S90AR TOYS, Ac.

ALSO, WHOLESALE HEALERS IF French and German Confectionary. Foreign Fruits,

K ITTEE’S HOTEL, Wiggim A Harper, Pro1 j prietors. South-east corner Washiugton and New.

Jerse,

Jersey streets, Indianapolis.

sept29.

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Nutts, Teas, Cigars, Confectioners Findings. NO. 36 MERIDIAN STREET, Indianapolis.

farm for Sale,

DEALERS in Fruit and

«ith iw* large importing hoi good* it Baltimore prices.

|uly2-dtf

A ('hoice

xxriTIIIN “ 1 -2 .YULES FKOYl THE CITY of ludiaiiapolit, IGllacrea all under fence, eighty acres in cultivation, ou a main road leading to the city— buildings good—House, Barn, Out-house* and an Orchard of ITU Fruit Trees, Apple aud Peach, well watered. Tun-i*-r— HUck Walnut, 8ugar Tree, Poplar, Ac., and that now •cooling, if cut, would pay for the land in wood sold in the city. Inquire of McKKKNAN <f> PIERCE, jan29-w3m In first buiitiing east of Palmer House. Great Bargains at the Baltimore FK( ITmmd CONFECTIONARY HTOUL

OF DAR^Y A WILKINS, \\J HOl.l'.S A LE “

^ V Confectionary,

lisung taken the i«w store. No. 36 UUooia Street, now offer forsaie a larger stock of FRUIT and CONFECTIONA KI" Ilian was ever offered iu this city. Being connected

rf Baltimore, we oau aeii I , srlth a<ldltion of freight. We 1

would invite Uie attautiou of Merchant* In general to call - and see us, as we will sell you goods at prieua thatsaosot j fad to he sansfartory to you* Among the numerous articles f we hav# for sale are ORANGES, LEMONS. RAISINS, HOS. NUTS,CURRANTS,EARDINES,FIRE WORKS and I KKNCIi CANDIKSofall kinds. A full assortment ol STEAM REFINED CANDY, aasiduaied FRUIT DROPS, JKI.LIKS. PRMHKRVKS ef all Irindt, pickeled GERKINS. CATSUPS, OYSTERS, FRESH, COVE and SPU KD OYSTERS, IMPORTED CIGARS, favorite Wands. BALTIMORE STEaM REFINED SUGARS direct from tbs refinery Sweet OU, Maccaroni, Vermicelli,

Spices. Ac., Iu.

ti e are the sol* agents in the West for Kephart, Darby A Sou. eriehruaed COUGH C AN DY, ths best thing known f.w coni'umption, oo«-h< and ootda H retiavea sevwre coughing uistAntly. and is the lest medicated cough candyill u»e. Also agrnu for K. n a >to»a'POP ,>r cuM-siwmxi. frealuwf havarage out—u It hlgui, flavored with Rtraw l>erry. Raspberry . I’tne Apple, Vanilla Ac It U the boat tiling of th* km 1 ever ofiered in the West. Put upin quart WoiUca, cud* will m«kt 39 iteara. KNOWING THAT A NIMBLE DIME 13 WORTHTaLOW SHa LING, OUR MOTTO WILL RE QCT K SALVE AND SMALL PROF IT*. Call and aea na iJ-aTn and ezamina our stock of good* before purchasing claewbciv. Don't forgattheplwe*. No kiUMaouStreat.afaw doors ahava the Bale* House, Indiana oils, septw ns ^ g

E.3AH.TIER’S HOTEL, one *<iuare North of j’ Union Depot,Cornar of Georgia and Illinois streets. Charles Wittenberg, Proprietor. Fare, one dollar per day. sept29. IXALTIEK HOESEy Indianapolis, Ind. CarWT riages to and from th* Depot, free of charge. J. D. Carmichael, Proprietor. apr9?

rhOFGLASS A PALNEERy Book Binders and 1 W Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 36), East Washington Street, ovar Mills' A CoV Grocery. may27. TXELZELL A TYLERy Book Binders aud MJ Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 35)4 Swat Washington Street. m»y27 .

ARTISTS.

yvj

J. BOWEKSy Daguerreotypist, near cornar of , Meridian aud Washington Streets. Pictuses taken unequalled exactness. may 16.

in UETT1S, Gilder and picture fram* maker, north-east corner of Illinois and Washington Sts.— e* re-gilt. m»yW.

BUTCHERS A PACKERS.

FLICK A TW EEDy Butchers A Packers and \ W dealers In all kinds of fresh aud salt meats. Bates

MERCHANTS' DESPATCH. FAST FREIGHT DINE.

BOSTON.

AMERICAN EX. CO . PROPRIETORS, FfUIlS eOUPAXY HAS GREATLY J improve,! their facilities, and are prepared to afford to Merchants and other*, more advantageous terms, bath

as regards rates andftme, than ever heretofore.

Forwarding Bills, covering the entire route from NEW

BOSTON, guaranteeing time, will be giveo. te way by rail. D. RYAN, Agent,

YORK

Goods a’l the Jac29-d3m

C I

at Office Am. Bx. Co.

House, North ooraer Illinois Street.

maj2>

CHINA, GLASS AND QUBENSWARB. C; ^ W At'OB LIXDLEYy Importer of China. Glass, aJ and Queenaware, No. 16 West Waahington street.

HAIR DRESSERS.

T Yi O R D E K S FOR ff A L E

WILLI ^ M Y. WILEY, Stock Broker, Sec., 10 1 , BAST WASHINGTON STRYKT.

rpifE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTS'LL. 1 ly-solicit orders for the purchase and sale of Stacks, Bonds, Ac. Being unaffected by the present financial embarrassments we are prepared to continue our cash advances as usual on approved marketable securitb s Orders for the purchase of stocks, accompanied by the cash will receive prompt attention. E. J. Hawley,late Asst. Treas. Penna.Coal Co. N. G. Bradford, Jr., of Stock Exchange. * HAWLEY A BRADFORD, 50Wallstreet. REFERENCES. Moses Taylor, Esq., Prest. City Bank, New York. Win. F. Uavenme.ver, Prest Bank of North America, New York. Robert B. Minturn, Esq., New York. R L. A A. Stuart, New York. Rufus II. King, Esq., Albany, Prest.State Bank. New York, Nov. 4, 1857. 3taw-3m loo Gold and Silver Watches. -r-FOR— & 1, o o . A. J. Alexander’s T © n. t ± © t lx MAGNIFICENT Cash and Watch Gift Distribution! Fourteen Hundred, and Eiirlity-4)ne Casli Gifts*.

We might add volumes of evidence, but the most con vinring proof of the virtues of tills remedy is found In ds 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. Astor House, N. Y. City, March 5, 1856. Dactor Ayer, Lowell: I feel itadnty and pleasure to inform yon what yeur Cherry Pectoral has done for my wile. She had been five months laboring under the dangerous symptoms of consumption, from which uo aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was steadily failing, until Dr. Strong, of tills city, where we have come for advice, recommende . atrial of your medicine. We bless his kindness, as we do your skill, for she has recovered from that day. She Is not yet aa strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well. Yours, with gratitude and regard. ORLANDO SHELBY, of Shelbyville. Consumptives, do not despair until you have tried Ayei's Cherry Pectoral. It is made by one of the best medical chemists in the world, and ita cures all around us bespeak the high merits of its virtues.—/‘Alfa. Ledger. TCr’Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. TT~P Sold by R. BROWNING, Indianapolis, and by all dealersin medicine. Jllr’ J. C. Aver, 146 Walnut St., Cinclnuati. dec28 dAw4in -

NEW TREATMENT. Private aad Confidential Mcciio^tl -A.c3Lx7-io©.

A T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL—Estab/V lislusd for the cure of Seminal Weakness, and the

SON*Buffalo^Neiv York* Office^corner of*M^n imd*Qu^ "“u ° °k ^th ln ^ ormation ^ ve ’ n & streets, up stairs, ’ g n w em, a our o ce.

HOUSES AND LOTS,

And vacant

UILDING LOTS

In the city ef

XXl.cU£l.l3.£t,X30ll&, And other cities and towns in the State. Also, FARMS aud FARMING LANDS near this city. Also, FARMS aud FARMING LANDS in all parts ot Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Kansas,

Mkhioar.

WILL BUY OR SELL XffiCtXXCi W CkTPJP&.ULttS And insure them to be perfect. Will Enter Lands with Cuvli or Lnnd Warrant". WILL PAY TAXES inTRy of the Counties of thia State, and examine ti les. Also, attend to the renting of H0USKS and other property and the collection of rents WILL negotiate tales of GOODS, MERCHANDISE or other property for Real Estate. Procure good CASH INVESTMENTS in property or in Mortgaged Securities, and alsu-to Uie procurement of mottey on mortgages given for bona fide sales. Will attend also to any and all AGENCY BUSINESS In

oar line.

Terms and Rate*.of Charge* a* follows:

From #300 to fiS.OOO inclusive, will he taxed at taro P cent., as commission ; as the value of the property advances above $3,000 the rate per cent will decrease in the following ratio : From $3,000 to $4,000 at 1J£ per rent.; from $3,000 to $5,000 1)£ $ cent.; from $5,000 to $/,000 atl per cent.; from $7,000 and as mnch greater as the sum may I)*, it will not l« less titan one per cent, and all sums as above mentioned going above $3,000 will be two per cent., charged on first $3,000. On all salea of property .while in our hands, commission is charged. No sale, no commission, or charge whatever. We require notice to be given two weeks previous to a withdrawal of property from our books. And we further wish it understood that we hpld all persons responsible for the commission on properfy when trades may be commenced with the owners of sai I properh/ before the withdrawal of the same.

On all sales the above will not be departed from.

Ou collections aad the transaction ot other business, our

I N

$0058 AMERICAN GOLD!

A MONO which will be found 22 prizes, ranging from iY $10 to $300. 400 magnificent Gold and Silver Watches, making a grand total of eighteen hundred and eighty-one Cash and Watch

Gifts.

Value of Gifts $12,093 N umber of Gifts 1.881 Tickets limited to 15,000 ONE PRIZE TO EVERY EIGHTH TICKET. To be distributed at Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana,

on MONDAY. APRIL 19th, 1858.

Th» ha* cBe pleasure of announcing to hls numerous friends and patrons, throughout Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa, that his TWENTIETH MAGNIFICENT Exclusive, CASH and WATCH GIFT DISTRIBUTION will take place as above. On which occasion there will be distribu ted, among his numerous patrons. Two Thousand and Eight Dollars in American Gold and Four Hun-

A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.

An Instrument for the cure of genital Debility, or Nocturnal Emissions, or more properly known as Seminal Weakness, Ac. Can he permanently cured in from fifteen to twenty days, by the use of this instrument, when used con-

I jointly with medicines

YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. AMOS A 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 ths genital organs, caused by the secret habits of youth. Dr. Amos A Son, in order to satisfy ths most skeptical as to the merits of these instruments pledge themselves that in any instanoe where they may prove unsatisfactory after a fair trial, the money will b« refunded by returning ths instru-

ment In good order.

Persons wishing the above useful Instrument will observe that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely packed and sent by express, is ten dollars. NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES. 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" *f 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 successsfully treated by forwarding a correct detail of them case, with a

Fifty. dredn

magnificent Gold and Silver Watches, presenting a grand total of 1881 Cash and Watch Gifts valued at $12,096. It will be observed that there are twenty-two prizes in American Gold, ranging from $10 to $300. 4"0 magnificent Gold and Stiver Watches, which have been selected with great care and warranted good aud accurate time-keepers, ranging in price from $15 to $850. This will be the TWENTIETH DISTRIBUTION, I have given in the past two years, and in every instance, the drawings have taken place on the day specified, and as advertised For which see programme. They have in every instance been conducted solely by a Committee elected by the ticket-holders present—all ticket-holders being free to attend. Immediately after the drawing the result is printed and forwarded, together with the prises drawn, to all ticket-holders, either by mail or express at my expense. In this connexion, I deem it nothing mere than right to add, for the benefit or those Who are unacquainted with me, and wbt wouldlike to try their luck in my scheme, that I hereby authorise thept to inclose their money to Mr. H. Daily, ofl he firm of Ricketts A Daily, of this place, who is on* s %ng the mostresponsible men of Indiana, and who will al so receipt for the money en deposited—and if the drawing does not go off ptedeely as stjgsd, for which see prog.^mme, all you will have to do will be to call on Mr. Pei!* for your money. Under this arrangement you see it would be utterly imposrible for me to take advantage of

you, even if I was so dtspoaed.

TCP A complete list of prizes, together with the manner of drawing, Ac., is printed and will be forwarded to all whe

desire it. ,

H r* All responsible persons are desired to act as agents lor the sale of my tickets, and will be supplied with tickets at 80 cents a-peice, together pith full instructions—the premi-

ums we allow for selling, die.

Single Tickets, $ 1 60 Six Tickets 5 00 Twelve Tickets .7.'. 10 (10 Twenty-five Tickets .....r...., 80 00 TO 3 All orders should be addressed to A. 9. ALEX ANBEB. Edinburgh, Johnson County, ImitaamU TO 3 That my drawings sre fairly, howestly and honorably conducted, I would respectfully refer to th* following, who sse m»U« Urn BMtpriMdiMnt men pf Juimsoa County: Noah Perry, Sheriff of Johnson County, Doctor W. P. Rush, Post Master; Dr. A. KefflerJohn Walsh, C. «f. Snow, Bag., aad T. 8. Moare, all of this place. » JO 3 Drawings take place third Monday in every month.^ U A. J. ALEXANDER. Propritor. decSMrtf Edinburgh, Johnson County.

FEMALE FRENCH PILLS FOR SALE-PRICE $1 00 PER BOX. N. B. Married Ladies must not use them if they are in oertain situations. Address, Du. AMOS A SON, ap!6—dwlyl Cor. Main and Quay-sts., Buffalo. N. Y.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICK! (Office open every day and evening.) DIC. EWIXGy No. 9 Virginia Avenue, South-east of the Branch Bank, Indianapolis,devotes his whole time to the treatment of Secret Diseases, .such as Syphilis, in its first and secondary stages, gonnorrhoea. gleet, inflamatlon of the bladder, strictures, impotenc/, diseases of the bones, mercurial diseases, scrofula, Ac- All suffering under protracted case*, aggravated or unsucpeaful- •. IF freMed by inexperienced or pretended practitioners ; those laboring under the destructive effect* of meiciiry Or qnaok nostrums, s(i who inspect the remains of disease harking in their systems, may consult Dr. E. with honorable confidence and a guaranty of a speedy aud permanent cure. . Dr. Bwlfig announces to ladies In want of a remedy for irregularities,stoppages, Ac., paculiar to the delicate organizations of their systems, Dr. Dacier’s Female Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none speak ill of them, for all tike them. Dr. Dader’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Ewings office, No. 53 Meridian street, Indianapolis, Ind. Ladies in certain situations should not usa these, the particulars of which will be found ou the directions accompanying each box. Price $1. Sent by mall to any part of the country. No letter* win be answered unless they contain a remittance or a pa stage stamp. Office hours fram 8 a. m., fofip.m uoh3-dAwlr.

McKernaa k Pierce.

WASHiNaioN St. Adjoinins thk Palmsr Ilonas, feblldAw Indianapolis, Ind.

mrs. il r. wise,

Importress of

ZUaxtaxi-a CI&ax-s,

And dealer in

CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,

SCOTCH SNUFF Ac., do.,

On Illinois Street, east side, nearly opposite the Bates House. fcbll-dtf

TO ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN THE

Wholesale Grocery Bnsiness, AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

IS NOW OFFERED.

FETHE STAND IS ONE OF THE BEST .1. in the city. The Stock is very light, well selected and

in good order.

Established.

Address Box 82, Post Office. Indianapolis.

feb26-dtf

B O O

TS & SHOES! N. B. FREEMAN,

Having removed to the room.

No. 6 West Washington Street,

Formerly occupied by T. 11. Serrin,

And Hav ing completed Arrangement*

* For supplying the Public witli

BOOTS AND SHOES,

—rao* thk—

BEST ESTABLISHMENTS EAST, B B ESFECTFfILL Y invites the attention of pur [V chaser*. I hare the Xa€UC*e;O0t Stools.

The Shoals and Quicksands

—‘1*7..: m

Y O TT T S -

Just Publisked, tlae 3d Edition. Spenmitotrhea or Saminal Pfoeaacs.—A scientific VFTresffim on the treatment and perfect ear* of Nerven* Debility, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Im-.

1> I ^ DK. CELYEBWELL,

Mem “ “* ‘

BOOTS and SHOES,

THE GREATEST VARIKTY, AND BEST ASSORTED, Ever offered forsaie in Indianapolis, which most and wil '

be sold? ,

CHEAP FOB CASH!

I would append a catalogue of pri-es, were it not that it amounts to nothing aniens the articles correspond. Therefore, I wish all to call and examine fortheaaaelva*.

A large stock of

Boots QJOUa. &UXOG0 Of My Own Manufacture CONSTANTLY ON HAND. AND WORK DONE TO ORDER!!

lab 8

observed to visit the house of a married lady ou Eighth street, at a certain hour every day, when the curtains would he immediately drawn down, and all rings at the door bell for the next hour or 1 two, remain unanswered. Matters had been going on in this way for some time, until thia week, when some one sent an anonymous letter to the mother-in-law, stating that if herdaughter would watch the house referred to, that the husbaud could he surprised, like the man in the play In a “peculiarly perplexing predicament.” The moth-er-in-law and the wife responded to the note by repairing to the neighborhood of the house, and had the safts/uefiaa of ascertaining that tlie information was indeed true. The husbaud entered the dwelling of his fair friend, and soon all was quiet-

ness about the house.

Prol>ably the Same hand that wrote the note to the mother also penned one to thelmabaud of the woman who received the visits, demanding his immediate return home, and he promptly complied, under the supposition that sickness or death awaited his arrival. He made his presence known by loudly ringing the bell, aud rapping at the door, aud soon the frightened druggist was seen rushing from the rear door of the dwelling, saw everything but his under garments, and carrying his boots and pants in his hand! It is need leas to say that a domestic scene of thrilling and painful interest to all parties followed, which we will not attempt to discribe. The Indignant wife at first fainted, but on recovering became infuriated, and would not be uomforted; but iiumedalely packed up her private wardrobe, aud returned home with her mother. She has since commenced proceedings for a divorce. The gossips of the “West Ena,” in the region of Baymiller and Freeman streets, have had their fill of scandal over the affair for the last three or four days.—

Cincinnati Gazette.

Tbe Home* of the Poor In New York. The Tribune says it is estimated that in the first, second, fourth, fifth and sixth wards only, of that city, there are about four hundred and fifty lodging houses of a very inferior character. The average number of male and female lodgers every night throughout the year is said to be about twenty-five, or a total of eleven thousand

two hundred and fifty persons.

Three thousand pay as high as three cents per night for the privileges peculiar to a lodging house at that price; four thousand pay six cento; and the remaindei pay twelve cents per night.— Thus, about $90 for three cent beds, $240 for six cent beds, and $500 for 12 cent beds—or a total of $840, is paid every night for the meanest kiad of accommodation in the name of lodgings. The amount annually, excepting every seventh night, which, in most cases, is thrown in by the magnanimous proprietor, is not less than $264 - 000. More than half of this sum, or at least $150,000 of this amount, besides large quantities of clothing and victuals, are procured from people who pay no more than a shilling a night for

their lodging or rents.

A large number of three cent places are under ground; the accomodations being “a kind of fire in some corner or other,” “several shavings covered over with fabrics of unquestionable character, the relics of chair or stool, and mayhap a table of unquestionable origin.” The “light of the world” is occasionally admitted by a door, or 1 if anything should steel or otherwise abstract the bundle of shavings from tbe window, then, for a time, light gets iu by its legitimate channel. The ventilation of the premises need not be described. In the sixpenny houses, shavings, straw, and various other collections of material constitute the resting point of lodgers. In many of them the aspect is much the same as that presented by the forecastle of an English vessel. Hammocks may be observed slung between the sides of the apartment, while regions of darkness lay beyond human scan, the interior of which the boldness of exploration only would be allowed to describe. The shilling, or twelve cent houses, are generally on a more respectable scale. The sheets on the bed are not allowed to be cleiuied ofteuer than once in aix weeks. Not more than four persons are expected to sleep in one bed at the same time, and five or six beds may be found in some rooms Urge enough for two persons only, under ordinary circumstances. In many of these houses rum is sold, much to the sacrifice of tbe

community.

AN OLD 3*000:Ca*e* 3*000 Cttuen

INDIAN DOCTOR

COPPER-SMITHING.

nil *■

I HENNING Ac WELNHEKGEU—No.5B*to* j oo | | Hou*e Hair Dressiaf Saloon. *mj82. >

ns ot England, ), and $0 year* Aataor ef 0m

‘Bow to be

“ - **■

“Guid* to U«kb,” . .

Usdox," “Memoirs of Stacie and Married Life,” Ac

highly valuable TitoXUTwritten bra rnefi Phyikrtan an<t' Surye«n, points *ut the

_ _ *w *11 diseases wnlthiK from self abuse, and is tbe only publication of iu kind

Wth* dS, and

HAT AND CAP DEALERS.

A-1 F. JlcGINNISt* (Aft ) Dealer ta \JT. and Straw Good*, No • Wua W—hingto*

South Side.

Bata, Cap* twuhmet,

ta*y87

3*000 Caaaes 3*000 Cm*e*

JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.

_ i and crorrenfent strap, boitt nyiwly for their trade __

W, ““e®. 0AMAVA.

J. BALDWIN A CO.* Jewekn and Watch , maker* and dealer* ta Silver Ware, No. 1 Bale* a »•»* ,

FORlALE XT auOTon.

QiSSS 2XKE

‘ *’ * fc -’ -■ and

Kettle* of any da*, WewSl Lotaaffito aad su Iraata

MERCHANT TAILORS.

Tjl G. VF ABJP* Mwchani r^lor,

No^f West WaaiuartaOrffiree*-

ta Cloth*,

otaery, Glove*, foe..

Parker’* Addttioa framing on — •ne hundred and ninety *-'* fc* <topth, subiect to a **.* Mtl *^** sinking fund mortgaged of five hundred dofiar* aad togpoag* the puM»cwktows dower. One-fourth cash, balance in 6, 12, and 18 ”• **

■

w* will war*

Indianapoltatod

rfYHE 1 Ffcj

EKS.sf Umt Bam km formad with the afewre foe wifore for ial*

LPOW‘cJ.’K

Who hastaad* biafortaneand retired

from business, will spend the remainder of his days ta earing that dreadful df»ra»e —CONSUMPTION — FREK OF CHARGE: bis earnest desire being to eommunicatoto the world Ms remedies

3*000 Cat aea j that hare proved successful in more

‘ than 3,900 aides. He require* each ap-

3*000 Csaae* , plieaatto send him* nuotode*crtp-

, tion of the symptom*, with two ■tamp*, 4 (Scents) to pay the rauara letter, in

; . which be will ratara them hi* ADVICE 3*000 Caaea PRESCRIPTION, with direction* for

' preparing tbe mr *lrtn*s. foe.

’ ft* OLD DOCTOR hop** that those * aJBtetod wffl net, on eecauat of deli-

3*000 Caaea eacy, refrain from consulting him be-

ctosehe make* no charge. Hi* mi* object In aDelBUg I* to do ail th* good h* can before he dim. Be foci* that he is jaatto celebrated for the care of Consumption, ia*ai*. Bronchitis,

3*000 Cffiaea Nervous Affections, Cough*, Cold*,

foe. Address

DR. UNCAB BRANT, Box 3531, P. 0.. Sew York.

Merchant Mur and

At 17

LL IN W ANT OF FLANNEC. al «ny d*MnpUoa.vUiflada goodasrertarant^^^ r

rpwo GOOD PIANO X Rato* Bourn.

Si'i' SAen.

kmgaaBBitafifofih^ ^^Aarear aasDa

. i fi dug* j* tm .■ a \ ftol

SillW tjOYF

SlfoOwtoMZ «AT»»*a l / L't* 5-va •area *0 ‘ .resr-H to!»B I -

sxUHMtota 1 A ORA44IW

tkXWMWi rwmet ami j* b*v vraiua. ,R04)R RA'40

of POWERS fo and liquor*. In «

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Old Bourbon Whisky, Bye, IRISH MB SCOTCH WHlSICy. Xiao manufactarer of tirapntly ceMwatafi ' MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKY. "f lfcl^ lhl ‘ Q»-» thta i*th* omlyptaa* 'js* u ’ nA %fSis.Sixsr N«» $7 Washingtoa akaak, B doers share WcighlBaaa*-

■ -

3*000 Cmse*

3*000 C«

SAUNDERf’ VIOLIN. NEW »m4 SCIENTIFIC NELF-IN. . STBUCTING SCHOOL foritoTIOLIN,

X HOLMANS CHRAF CASH STOBB,Ha.3, Odd F*»* jatoU. HOLMAN 4 BRO.

For Sewing

ssssKaaata.tgs bCowROMNL aab^u tf*il

The Fa*hio!»*.—Oroaeille, or current color, «od man re color, are to be the special favorites in muajine during the ensuing season ; and there ia juat now b furor among the ladies on the *ohject. The tint* appear in organdie* and in mure linn of ctoaer texture. Ftmuieee wilt dhride tbe empire With double fikirta, for their exceedtar

pacefttlnm forbid* their banishment. Some of

Lsa^ c “Ajsfc--“«$ssse- srsresrrssssr^aafir

.eiiJattD THUJI

’aretcra *47*w 4(tair )

■H'jwj two! wdJo ad} ni boa *«• u> *ao ■* <hx;a avtiAV-t-tot

tie redaluitf BfehJV *ktz geiUtayfo ta *^*y i

t-TThe Japanese Government, it is said, iu a French Journal, have, since the visit of Commodore Peiry, opened the ports of Nagasaki aud Hakodadi to all nations—the first to date from October 16th, 1867, and the second ten months later. An Exchange and Bazaar will be established ar Hakodadi to facilitate transaction* between the natives and Europeans. Professors of the Japanese language will be appointed by the authorities, with power to receive us pupila, without distinction, all foreigneis who may wish to learn the language of the country. These eonceefiiooa are believed to have been the direct re suit of Commodore Perry’s friendlv visit to that

country.

Profits or Tobacco.—There are fifty six manufacLurem of tbe staple in Richmond, whose united capital amount* to four or five million* of dollar*. More tobaoco ia raised iu Virginig, and opened* injected and sold in thia C|tj, than perhaps in any one place in the United States. It i$ here that the choicest specimens of the weed assume the shape which commends if to the reel devoted chewers everywhere. Tobaeoo pat up In as many different ways alraoet aa there are chewen. There ia as much difference between the ideas of the Yankee and Southerner on this question of taste, is there is on any other matter. The former like* his “ pig-tall” plentifully sweetened and liquorleed to a degree ; the latter, the less sweetening you pwt in, the better the tobacco. Buyers congregate here, who purchase for aft parte of the globe. Foreign governments are supplied by agents who reside here for that purpose. With marry dtisros the read to wealth has bean via tobeeoov—fbekmnd South.

’toiroua-wticji; ^ gtovata*' wj .*

a'i

»-*iw-rtt udT -raw ;*et»