Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1858 — Page 4

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Haw York «tty, Pil»<)alphia aikI PHuhat* mail a eloa* at 5:3* p.a and 7: 0| a. •oaton. Bn r *lo. Brie. CleTetanil. Troy. J». Y.; AHwny, B Y.iflwtronl, and all -KW Torth-eaatPrn dtlM. elo#» at Bai p. a. «Y«ditn(tnti <71 ty, BalUmnrr, 1Th««liii(, 0»laiaba*, 0., aad Wotenad. V%. .el> w at 3: 'S p. a., rxe*|>t #aaMaa on OUy aad BiUUwrr abkih eloww*o*n *17^*1 p. a. LoOlfTnic, K/.. do* a at 9:4.'. a. a. ao<l 3:17 p. a. M. L*aM, Ho.; IiwIp end*nee, Sfo., at 7.IMI p. a. OMoairn dtp.and a'llowa. dlnnoaota aa 1 Wiacnnaiu doaw at I l:<Ki a . a ■aaa————a—aa—a— Tlaraa W«441av* In 44tt«k«r meeting The Richmond (Ind.) Halfodium gioea the following account of three Quaker weddings at tha maettng bouae in tbai d*j: MAUUKD, At Friends’ Meeting, in thia citj, on Fuorth day, the 3d Inat., Mordecai Morris White, of the Arm of Well*, White A Co., Cincinnati, to Hannah Amelia, daughter of Elijah Coffin, of tbia city. At the Mine time and place, Klwood Hadley, of Clinton county, Ohio, to Ann, daughter of Richard Pedrick.of thia riduityAt tha aamo time and place, Nathan White to Elizabeth Ann Pool. Hating witnemed the abote marriages, we can not but My one word in regard to the becoming, impremire and aolemn manner in which they were consummated. The unusual occur* rence of three marriages oeing solemnized at the same time aud at the same meeting, together with the high character and respectability of all ^ the partiea, induced a large attendance not only 1 of toe members of the Society, bm of others 1 The west end of the Yearly Meeting House would not hold near all of those who were pres- j ent. The partitions were raised and a very large | number were seated in the east portion of the building. The Society of Friends beliere that marriage is a divine institution, and not merely a , ciril contract, hence their mar.iage ceremonies are performed in meetings for Divine worship, without the intervention ot magistrate or clergy. For several years after the rise ot the Society, its members suffered much persecution lor refusing from conseientioa* motives to accomplish their marriages according to the legal form; but for many rears past the laws of England, and of the several States of this Union, hare recognized by "■Mlule enactments the legality of their marriage ceremony In accordance with the long established usages of the Society, on this occasion, at the usual hour and at the usual place of meeting of the Society, there oameinto the meeting house the following parties: M. M. White and A. Coffin, E'wood Hadley and Ann Pedrick, Nathan White aud Elizabeth Aon Pool, all attended by relatives and the usual number of attendants. Being Mated on seats facing the audience, and profound silence prevailing for a few minutes, Enos Pray, a distinguished aud highly acceptable Minister of the S >ciety, arose, and after alluding briefly to the importance and solemn character of the covenant about to be entered into by part es then present, he gave an elmiuent exhortation to all present to live in accordance with the Divine Law, that in the hour of death all might be clothed in the bridal robes of redeemed spirits, aud enter upon a never-ending—an eternity of blies beyond the grave. After the conclusion of the sermon, a friend suggested t iat it was time for the young friends to proceed in the solemniMtion of the holy covenant for which they had assembled. Our young friend, Mr. White, and his bride, arose, and he taking her by the hand, declared in a firm audible voice: "Friends,in the presence of the Lord, and before this assembly, I take Hannah A melia Coffin to be my wife, promising, with Divine assistance, to be unto her a loving and faithful husbind until death shall separate us." In a low, but very distinct voice, the bride made the same declaration, except the necessary change of wor-ls, by which •he promised to be a loving wile, Ac. (Let us say by way of episode, that we noticed the word obit was not included in the declaration of the bride.) In precisely like manner the other parties consummated their marriage service. The certificates of the marriage covenants were signed by the several parties, the brides laying aside their maiden names and assuming for the first time that of their husbands. The certificates were then severally read by Charles F. Coffin, and a number of tha relatives and immediate friends of the par ties, signed them as witnesses. The meeting waa adjourned In the usual manner, the whole audience remaining seated until the parties passed

out.

It might interest onr lady readers to describe the drees of the brides and their attendants, but M w« are not «u /ait in aoch matters, we can only My they were ell, neatly, plainly, and richly attired.

▲ CARO TO THE LADIES. »r. Dupwncw’s Uwlden Periodical Pill* (wr Feinwle*. tofiOlabU in aorracting Ir egularitUa, Rtiiering Painful and Diatreaning Menat notion, “i-orticu-torly" at the ckanga in Ufa, Removing Obstruction*, from wA tevar cause <nvl aticoy* successful a* a

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f IIHBSI Pills an nothing new, >-ut hare he«n used by 1 lh« Doct * for many yeari, both in France and A merlaa, with unparalleled aaoceaa In every case; and he ii arged by many thousand ladies who have need them u> make the PUlf puhlio. for the alteration of thoee suffering from any IrrefUlaHtle* whatever, as well aa to prevent an Increase of fWmily by thoee whoee health will not yrmit It. Female* peculiarly situated, or those ooneiderin* themeeivee ao, are cautioned again* using these Pills, while in that condition, a* the proprie'or aaouinee ne responsibility a'ter the above admenition, although dMtr mildness w aid prevent any mU.:hie< to health; Otherwise these Pills are recommended. Full and explicit diWSUons neaamp i*y each box. Price $1 no. Sold wbeteMle and retail by MOTH KUSH BAD A COX, Drajalme, Wo IS Ka* Washington street, Indianapolis, awdWM. MOFFITT, 146 ka* Ua-hiogton aWeet.lnThey wfll supply dealer* at proprietor*’ price*, and fnr-J*Mw-«arde*odcirowtera! Udtea, fay indoatag them }l », throagh the ImUaBapolls Pnstofltee, can have the Pills seat to any pm of the coentry, coaMentiaUy, by *■ B.—The formula composing them Pills, are made known to my general agent* -it is not a secret nostrum, and agents will toil you they are p rfectiy harmless, at the •ame time will do all lh«y are represented to do. 0>e*rv* the sir nature upon each box, J DCPOWCO. Take do other and you will surely obtain e valuable medians novH) DAW lyjtth p I BKITANNIA GOODS.—Walter Felts,asserted T B My tea; Coffee Pots, aaaoned styles; Tea Pom, ia/tra and Cream, assorted styles; Slop Bowls, Mugs, •’Uo-iwu. oseortsd styles. Spoons, Spittoons. Ladles, assort »d dytaa; 0swore. Leaps. Oil, assorted styles; Lamps, Fiuil. aaoorted wylea; Chamber Candlesticks, assorted

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IsuBUxance Capital Emargeu. >ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. CONN. ■ ■cwrpwrmted IBIO—Chmrier Perpwtual (ask Capital J^, 7 2 $l,0«0,«00. AB80LUTB AMD CMIMPAIKBD. SURPLUS, $422^32 11. WUh the prealtge of 3B ysors’ aoecem and experience. D I K ETT OHM. T. K. Brace, w., Satnuel Tudor, Aiepb Church, Bobert Buell, M. A. Tuttle, B. Flower, B. A. Bulktey, B. Mather, B. 0. Ripley, S. 8. Ward. H. Z. Pratt. A. Dunham, 0. F Davis, D HiUyer, T. A. Alexander. W. Kenay, 0. H. Brainard. OrFICEBS. I. O. BIPLBY, President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. TH08. K. BRACB, Jr., SecretaryINSURES ASAINST THB DANCERS OF FIRE —*•*— Perils wf Inland Matrtwatian, At as liberal rules and rates a* risk* assumed permit of solvency and fair profit. FTt SPBCIA L attention given to Insurance of Farm Prop Fi arty, Dwellings, out buildings and contents. Such inaured for periods of three to five years eu the most favorable terms. Chotee fir*-clam fdeminty may be effected without delay with this well-known corporation, through the Indianap of la Agency. losses agriranr aejtt»ts» And Promptly Paid If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to alegltl mate insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good faith, hart , 'ndocements with the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality and our claims tp their patronage, to records of pa* services, tendering their continuance with Increasing ability a- facilities in future. WM. HENDERSON igent, Indiana; Us, Ind. Application can be made to D. W. Grate. Cierk, who is fully authorised to transact business connected with the agency. WM. HENDERSON. dec24 dly

Indianapolis Insurance Company. BirSINENA CONFINED TO THENTATE OF INDIANA. INCO It P ORATED IN 1836, Risks taken at equitable race* Bank. South Meridian Street.

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fsimHn about the rtetum of ■mma, everybody who Km used it win give mttefatknry icfcaeneo. JACOB L. WALLACH, Sole Agent, No. 13 Illinois street, aoeth of tko Palmar Hoorn. I* dian spoils, Ind. JjB-MdWIy P. 8 —Persons wishing to become agents foe t ml* of this medicine may dteect tetters, inclosing pootam *nmp, to J. L. WaHooh, sola agent for the United Steles end Canada, who will fornteh tham with all lnfnrmottrin desired. Direot letters J. L. Wallaeh, !■ ■leepnHt, Ind.,

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heartily recommend it to our fMlow-citteaua a* a fhadly standard medicine. John Bussey, Adam Knauf, 0- Newoooaer, John Ktetner, Qiristian Popp, Ootttisk Nehriag, lanoa Smith (MaB Agent on M and I. Bribood), John Wete, Charles M. Milter, HenryBoftrt, D. 0. Middlsmas ITP For sate by all reapoalahte drunteta. J. L. WALLACH, Bole Agent, jyfi Mo. 15 HUnote street.

BALT I M O RE AN O O H I O L «n r ^

GMEAV NAY DNAfo KOUTE, rfNBRMINATE8 AT WASHINGTON AMU BALTIJ. •••»•• *ho MkBt, and WheeUag, Ben wood and Par ksrsbarg am the Wmt, at wWeh place it unites with RaU reodo. Bemmms, tec., ter amd frora aDpoinmla the Wmmtf Smmtte-Wwwt amd Martlf West. Two kraiaa leave WhaaBog dafly, M:1S A. M., 4:53

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COOD NEWS FOR THE SKL^

DK. EWMC^NaTV^inrAalaA Mom th •east wf the Braaeh Mmate.IndiaaopnlteideTOtmhte whole time ts the treatesont of Seer* Diseases, such aa SyphOte, in ka lint and awmad-

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scrofula, ha- AM ss*wlet under protracted cases, aggravated or uaoBooasful ly treated by inexperienced or pretendad practitioners; thorn laboring undertha destructive effects of mescury or quack nostrums, ad who soapect the ramains of disease lurking in their sy stems 1 may ooosnlt Or. A with honorable confidence and a guarani of a *>exiy aad per-

manent cure.

Dr. Bwing announces to tadtee in want of a remedy for irregularities, stoppages, fro., peculiar to the deiteat* isations of their systems. Dr. Dealer’s Feawle Month as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none qreak 01 of them, for aO tike them. Dr. Dacier’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Vwinga office. No. 9 Virginia avenue. South oast of Branch Bonk, Indianapolis

Indiana.

Ladies in certain situations should not use them, the particulars of which will he found on the dbeeh * accompanying each box. Price $1. Sent by mail to any part of the country. No letters will be answered astern they contain a remittance or a pestage stamp. Office hour* from 8 a. m-, to 9 p, w mdkSUlfewty.

Ton as gtneg ax» rais aa mw as via An enoat aou logaira far ttekete oAs tha BiHimsr* aad Ohio Railroad, at any of the prindpol Raitrnod Offices in the We*. B. F. FULLER, Gen’1 Western Agent. W. P. Barra, Master Transportation. aapHMHy

NEW GOODS.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT : ' #

ECONOMY IS WEALTH! n a rent obvial ninefold Introduction.” IRAK. J. HAKIMS, THANKFUL. i.YA fo* public generally for their very liberal patronage, asks a continuation of the same, and in doing so gives assurance that recently acquired facilities render him Mill better able to give satisfaction to those who favor him with a call. Mr. H. is prepare.) to renovate til sorts of clothing in a manner unexcelled, and to do up ladies' muffs, tippets, furs, Ac., and gentlemen’s velvets, collars, Ac., si as to please the mo* fastidious, and t > preserve the same from moth and the “wear and tear" of time. Let the reader remember the maxim, "F.conomy is wealth,” and take your dilapidated garments to Mr. H., who will make them as new. Mr. H Is also prepared to do all sort of “fine drawing,” a branch of the business never before introduced here; and those having billiard or bagatelle tables, in which there is a rent, can have them repaired so as not to be visible to the naked eye. Second-hand clothes bought and sold. On Illinois street, opposite Oriental Hotel. mhll-ly

Q-OXjTD GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS, STEINWAY & SONS, 84 Walker SI., Vear Broadway, N . I. MAM CTF A CTUKF.RS, Were a^anled the Fir* Premium where and whenever they brought their Piano Fortes into competition with the be* makers of Button, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Received the two First PrUe Medals a» the Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 1835. The Fir* Premium (a gold Medal) for the t>est Piano Forte at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1856. The First Prize Medal for the iwat Piano Forte at the American Institute, Crystal Palace, New York, 1856. The First Premium (a Gold Medal j for the best Grand Piano at the Maryland InttUute, Ba timore, 1857. Tha First Premium at the 8tate Fair, Detroit, 1857. The First Premium at the State Fair, Richmond, 1857. Among the judges were the fir* musical talent of the jountry, such as W. Mason, Gott-chalk, Wollenhaupt, Ac. Grand and Square Pianos cotistracte.1 with the full wooden and iron frame combined, are warranted for three years. Prices moderate. sepl6-D6m

MACHINE-MADE AHORSE SHOES.'

rjlHB TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at Troy. ■ N, Y., have HENRY BURDEN’S IMPROVID 110 R8 B-8H0S MACHINERY nowin successful operation,and are prepared to execute orders for HOKSB and MULB SH0B8 of any Weight # and Pattern, at a price but little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the iron used in these shoes is warranted in every reepect. Theee shoes have been approved of, and are now used by the United States Government exclu siveiy.as also by many of the principal Stage and Omni bus Companies and Horae Shoenthroughout the country Theee shoe* can be purchased through the principal hardware dealers. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy, will receive prompt attention. aprS-dly Wtt. F. BURDIN, Agent, Troy, N. Y.

FKESH OYSTERS!

UKBVBD DAILY AT TBS OLD XBTaBUSHKD OYSTZETFt I>HnPOT. So. 14 Eia*f Wa*lkin«rton Street. The undersigned begs leave to inform all his old customera^ and the public generally, that he te in daily re O. S. Maltby** Celebrated Baltimore Orators, By Express, which he offers for sale by the can or half-can, and which are warranted fresh and good •"P7-P4* MARTIN HUG, Agent. Vv X30L« TTm W U.o'y. HEAL ESTATE AGENT. AUCTIOMEEH, MONEY BHOKEH, AND DBALBR IN RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS, &.C., No. 10)4, Barr Wamnoro* Stubst INDIANAPOLIS. IND

A. D. WOOD fTAB FOB SALE, AT THE LOWEST BB. cash rake*, a fine variety of GUNS, REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, Doubt* and single barreled gun*; Colt's and Allen's Rev»lwra, 8b* and Game-bags, Horns and other sporting material*; also Whips and Lathes of every variety. •eptll SIGN OF THB BIG PADLOCK. dly

GIN, A. M. Biningrr & Co. ^Ksrablilhed 1778,) IMPORTERS, No. 17 Broad Street, NEW YORKFhis agreeable Tonic is designed especially as a Safe and reliable Medicine for Family Use. TUt- Public are aflured that our London Dock Gib is a fuperior irticle, potTdTing all the virtues .itcribed to it as a St«licitujd Be/’tv7/<//.-, and deferving of their patronage. in preference to the luspicious decod ions emanating from irresponsible tources, and fold under various pretentious names. The tact that our houfe (eftablished in 1778,) has attained a favorable reputation for the genuine character and purity of its Liquors, will, we trull, be a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of this article. Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cales of one and two dozen each, with our name on the bottles, and a facfimile ot out Signature on the wrappers. Sold throughout the United States and Canadas, by Druggills, Grocers, &c. Druggifh and Dealers Supplied with Wines and Brandies, Dired from U. S. Bonded Warehoules. ot all the favorite brands, and mott approved Vintages.

TO*For sole by ROB BBT BROWBING, Druggist, In dteoupotte, sole Agent fisr ImSaaa. *pBB-ly

EXTRACTS AND of an tba variooa Fla-

TNL.A YOKING (’ Sptoea.—A large aasa voting Bxaucto, eonateting, in part, of Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Celery, Pea nil, Strawberry, Pine Apple, fihaonda, be., with a good stock of pma ground amd ■iMau—fi Spices, of all kinds; lor ado bp A BBOWBOKL |el5-D8tewbW

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I««ke Huron Ghrind-ntonos, U for sate cheap by A. D. WOOD. •*811 SIGN OF THB BIG PADLOCK. dly

UBtfoOW** PATENT INFAl.l.taai F i FRUIT CAB.—Thteattlcte te iimiliiBj tba be* In mart*; teat trouble, mar* *010, aad reasonable in ». Ono-qnmt frvdtenna; two qna* fruit ran*. Also. tO MMiteant a* gteaa L ait Jnra, diBImHB siaaa s S --.i&iSSKL

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CHANGE OF TIME! May lOCk, 1858. THESHORTEST AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI Short Line

XtA WRENCEBURGH! IX* Cbtt*«e •( Cars t* CiacJaaati! Three Paaaanger Train* leave Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday excepted,) aa follows: For Cineinnati, oanneetiug * Cincinnati with traina for Wilmington, Waaaington, 0 mtevtlte, Wheeling, Athens, Greenfield, Marietta •• Parkersbargh, Washington eity. maater, lanerrUle, Hamden, Chilliccthe, Baltimore, Pbiladeipkia. • —ZLSO— Mmynralie, Paris, foextUKton, and RanTill*, Ky. I* Train leave* * 73)0 A. M., Cincinnati Mail, arrives * Oinssnoati * 12:25, P. M.; Lexington, Ky., 7:00 P. M.; Nicholasvtlte.Ky^ 7:55 P. M.; Chillicothe, 8 JO P. M.; Zanesville, 1:33 A. M.; Wheeling, 8 A. M. 2d Train leavee * 1:20, P. M., Accommodation, and arrive* * Cincinnati * 6:35, P. M. Id Train teova* 6:30 P. M., Cincinnati Bxpma. arrive* * Cincinnati * 10:40 P. M.; Wheeling, 4:40 P. M.; Baltimore, 10:30 A. M.; Washington CRy.U^O A. M. Trains arrive * Indianapolis, 4:00 A. M.; 11:95 A. M.; SiO P. M. HTF Through tickets can be had * the Union Ticket Gftoc, Uadianapoli*, and an the principal Ticket Offices in ITT* Fare aa low as by any othsr route. Bsvd. W. H. L. BOBLB.Gen’L Tick* Agent.

THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH!! Tha Attention of tha Public is invited to tha Extensive Stock of Fill aad Wlater Dry Seeds BOW OPKNING AT THE BOSTON STORE. NO. lO Wont Wmateimp-t*** Street, H. J. HORN’S OLD STANDI! C*Mprl«taftNr mil **»e Newest atad Bim*t Kenlrmble Styles 1* BlatrMetl

DRY GOODS.

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BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE

REVIEWS,

tb my now and<

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS

^^N a^afler Wednesday, May 12,1858, Traina will run An Accommodation Train wiU leave Union Depot, Indfonapoite, * ?-QB A. M.; reach Kokomo* 1^1 P. M., connecting with Train on the C. A 0. R. R. for Logans port, and arrive * Pars *3.-23 P. M. The Mail Train will leave Indianapolis * 1.-20 P. M.; ttop **1 the stations, and connect * Peru with the Accommodation Train going Ba* on the T. W. d W. R. B. *5:15P. M.forWaboah,Laqro,Huntington,Fe*Wayne, Toledo, Detroit, Ac.; and with Puaeenger Train going we* * 7:15 P. M. for Loganaport, Lafayette, Springfield (IU.) and St. Louis. Retwmtnq, the Mail Train #111 leave Peru * 7 JU A. M., after the arrival of the Train from the east on the T. W. A W. X R.; connect * Kokomo with the Ttain from Loganaport ou ' be 0. A C. R. R. * 8:33 A. M., and reach Indianapolis * 11 JO A. M., connecting tk«e with Traina for all peinta, east, south and west. The Accommodation Train wfll leave Peru * 9:13 A. M after the arrival-of the train from the we* on the T. W. A W. R. R.; arrive *KekoaM> * 11:18 A. M., and reach IndianapoBa * 5JO P. M.; connecting with the 6.V P. M. trains for Richmond, Dayton, Cindmiati, Jeffersonville and Louisville. Baggage checked through each way between Dayton, Richmond. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Peru, Fort Wayne and Totede. Through Tickets for sate * the principal offices en the T. W. A W. R. * : «A »» Perm ana Kokomo, for points south, and * Indianapolis for all principal points aorth and east. Special attention riven to the transportation of Live Stock, Produce and Merchandise generally. JAMBS. H. MILLS, Sup’t. L. N. Axnnuwa, General Freight A ent. Indtenapclto, May 12,1858.

The Proprietor of this Estobltshnae BelievinK that the C ASH AND ONE PRICE System is the only correct plan tor doing business, will ad ban to this system, which will enable him to offer inducements to buyer* equal to thbse of any establishment in Indianapolis. It is the intention to make oar Establishment equal to any other in the City aa it respects extent and variety of STOCK AND PRICES!!

The Proprietor will be constantly in Mart*, which will give vastly superior advantages in purchasing, and will enable him at all times to

DEFY COMPETITION!! J. MORRISON, Proprietor,

J. H. HORN. Manager.

Thonka ba my frtem* —fisurtsmmahydroM treomr* k arris hn extewdadte mo,aud hoping at tion of the mm*. I now take pteamre in Inter pnbUe th* I am inrwdpt of nhrg* stock of Otatha,' rtn arse, SUk and Yelvet YeatiagA Beever * of th* ba* fobriea Mad teSml tytea. andnnwwpsaail kg any other houso in tha eite- Aha, a anparim slock oT READY-MADE CLOTHING. MannheSarod in tha hn* and dnrrth moaner, and an axtonalvo aoeeftmeat of Geats’ Fmahhiiig Good*. I hove nsod my bo* sadmveralnpnriihsrimnch goods, which win always gin* entire aatiehctioa to huyora, and which will add So the enlargement of my brado. Having epgegod one of the be* and expertsoceri Cuttera, no pains wiU be sporod in fumtehlog frthionahie and well-fitting **r»ohcitcalls before porchaaing elsewhere, aa l am offer log inducements net equated in the city sep91-DAW3m M. DBBBHAM.

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FARMERS* GUIDE. RABAT ABDUCTION IB THB PA10B OF THB LATTBA PUBLICATION.

L BOOTTAOO 1. THB LONDON

A THB

A THB NOATH BATTIfiH ABYIBW (Fras Church A THB WA8TMIN8TAA ABYIAW (Lhssal.) A BLACKWOOD’S RDINBUAGH MAGAZINE (Tory

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A. R. WILLARD & CO. Ars oow In receipt of a LAAGB AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Which they Will sell At Prices to Bmlt the Tlmann. OaU * No- 4ff We* Washington afro*. sep*7 A. B. WILLARD A CO.

HaMriltOD’s Burglar Proof Lock. THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN LOCKS! FN1HC ONLY SAFE LOCK FOB HOTEL 1 rooms, state-rooms, outside doors for stores and dwellings, prisons, Ac The patent was obtained by J. J. Hamilton, of Newca*le, Indiana, March 27, 1858, tor doable lifts and slides for the keyholes, improvements which no other lock possesses. It is proof against burglars; and, after locked, it can not be opened from the opposite side without destroying the lock. One thousand dollars is offered to any one who can pick the lock from the side op posite where it has been locked. The right to sell the locks is offered to all hardware deal eri in the country, and the locks furnished in quantities to suit purchasers. The Burglar Proof Lock can be sold * a small advance upon the price of ordinary locks, to which they are in every respect superior. The locks are now being manufactured in New Britain, Conn., and Pittsburg. Penn. Agents are traveling over the Western States to dispose of rights to sell th* ’‘Burglar Proof Lock,” and to furnish the locks For further particulars address HOOSIKR LOOK COMPANY, aa5-DAWtf Newcastle, Indiana.

AYER’S oSL Q- TT JD FOB THB SPBBDY CURE OF ■Mtermalttesafi Fewer, mr Fewer mmd Agme, Kemalttomt Fewer, Chill Fewer, Ikiaoate Acme, Periedicml Hemdmche, er BlItems Hemdmche, mmd Billema Fever*, imdeedffm* the wholeclmaa of Diaemaea mrlglmmfiim* lm hlllmrw dermmgemaemt, emmaed ay the Nlaklmrtm •( maimsmamtlc cemmtriea. TO one remedy la loader railed for by the aocsssities | of th* American Jfoopte than a sure and safe ramsdy fever and Ague Such a remedy wo ar* now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty th* it will eradicate the dtee se, and with assurance, founded on proof, th* no harm can ari*e from its use in any quantity. Th* which protects from or prevents this disorder mo* be of immense service in the communittee where it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he mu* run in violent attacks of this baleful distemper. This ”Cd**” expels the miasmatic poison oi 8 xv ex axd A OCX from the ayetem and prevents the development of the dtee see, if taken oe the fir* approach o Us premonitory symptoms. It la not only the be* remedy ever y* discovered tor this eta* of complaints, but also tbs cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the teach of everybody ; and in bilious districts, whsrs Fxvm ahb Aocx prevails, svevybody sho u ld have it and use it freely both for cure sod protection. It is hoped this price will place it within the reach of all—‘he poor as well m the nch A gn* superiority o'this reatedy over any other ever discoveied for the speedy and ocr tain cure of Intermittents is. th* it contains no Quinine or mineral,consequently it produces no quinism or other In jurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Thom cured by it are left as healthy aa if they had never had the

ditemae.

Ye.or and ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irrit*ion, among which mo Neuralgia. Rheumatism Gout, Headache. Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and derange m>nt of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in thia cause, put on th* intermittent type, or become periodi cal. This “Cure’ expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an Invaluable protection to Immigrants and persons traveling or tempo rarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken ooca nonaliy or daily while exposed to the infection, th* will be excreted from the aratem, aud ran not accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dtemse Hence it Is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy afffiids »ep87

LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative.) BDINSUBOH ABYIBW (Whig.) NOATH BAITIAH ABYIBW (Free Ohw

rate forms only erne footer* of tha* aharmaer. As Organa at tha mo* profound writers an Brisoai. 1 Dmatare, Morality, and Religion, they stand, as they evrr hare stood, anris.itej i- >k- -e 1 -**— t - t -T te tha scholar aad th* p*o4bmteual man, who* to the InteUtZ*oi reader of srery cto— they furnish a more correct and wutefoaSory record of the rarerat atermture ofthe day throawh•ut th* worid, than oaa ha femfidy ntdalned from any *hm ■AAITOOFIBS. The reorip* of advanre sham. fro. the British publiehsre f*™ 7?" * ' pdnfa,lnam»ueh as they abontuZZ TBAM8 PBA ANNUM. For any one of the four Review*. D396 For any two of the four Review* s qq For any three of the four Review* 7 ou For aU four of the Bovteuu goo For Bteekwood** Magaxlne 3 qq For Blackwood aad three Re views. 9 ue For Blackwood aad the four Reviews- is off Paymente to be made in all mare in advance. Mans* oorreot In th* State where imoed will be received * pm CLUBBING. A discount of twuudr-fire per eesst. from the above prices will be allowed to dote ordering tour or more copies of any on* er more *f the shore works. Thus: Four 00pie* 0 Bteekwood, or of one Review, wfll bo sent to one address for t9; four eeptae of the four Rovtews and Blackwood for ft30;

and soon-

POSTAGB. In all th* principal Cities and Towns theee works will be delivered rum or rowraos. When sent by moll, th* Pomage to any port of the United States will be hut TWENTY-FOUR CENTS s year for “Blackwood,” and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each *f the Reviews. N. A The price in Ore* Britain of th* flvu Periodical • •bore named la shout $31 par aaanm THE FARMER'S GUIDE TO SOIBNTIPIO AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE By Hmav Srunem, F. A 8., of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Noarox, Professor of Sctentiflc Agriculture la Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octavo. 1,660 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings. This la, confessedly, the most complete wort on Agriculture ever pubHsbed, and In order, o give It s wider circulation the publishers bar* resolved to reduce the prise to FITS DOLLARS FOR THE TWO Y0LUMB8 11 When aent by mail fpost-paid) to California and Oregon th* price will be *7. T* every other part of th* Union, and to Canada 1 post-paid) 96. TAis scar A it *ot tAe old "Rook of tAe Pbftn.” Remittances for any of the above publications should alw#jrs be AddrooMti) po§t"psJ<1q to th© publishers, LEONARD SCOTT A 00., deel7-’57-Iy No. 54 Gold street. New York.

LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT

By Wm. Y. WILEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Conmissioner of Deods,

—ton ALL THX—

STATES AND TERRITORIES.

—ann naaux »—

Madisoi & Indianapolis R. R. Co. 1858* gM—— 1858 F^IHB ^S*MignrTrtin wfll leave the Unton Depot daily Madfaon, Cincinnati ft Louisville. This is the dterie* Railway line to Cincinnati and Louisville—connecting * Madison with the r Telegraph and Jaceb Shrader, arriving * Oinrinnattintix** to connect with the Express Trains leaving * rix o’clock, A. M^ for the Bast, and by the Kentucky Central A. A, for the

Bomb.

Returning, leave Cincinnati daily * 12 M., by the above meamere, and also by the Mediann#arteto. Fore* Queen and Kentucky, arriving * Indianapolis * 11 A. M-, making oonneotion* with an Traina leaving for the Ba*. North

aad West.

Fare to

Imdimm A3 30.

Ho charge for Meals er Stetemoma on the Steanters, or for Bapage or Omnibus * Madiaou. Shippers and Mtschante Vs* wiU find ft U their interest to travel over and ship by Uri* line. we dir D. 0. BRANHAM, Superintendent.

imetmmmtl, mr Cftmcimmmtt to pmUtt, A3 OO! Xo Louisville,

CHANGE OF TIME JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. Twm Trmima Dmippr (SbtmdaFs excepted.) IS ' l858 ’ Traim wiD run u folInmmmnlsHinIrarea* 1030 AM. Bxpwrelmvre*. 6.00 P. M. •t teShpM^a^l^dr £SES?wS*mJ!!jEff* WS, making wmierMima * Seymour wtth trains ee the vlkio A AGmiarippi Rood, aad * LoutevlU* with traina on ttaltoutoyfflo, Frankfort A Lexington, aad Louisville A Freight ptompily forward's* tide A A OAAGTHBBS, SupV

Frtight Train* leave dafly. , ad. Offtee, Madison Dapet, W<

••••••••••••••••

., mm

‘‘-a «iff*»Si J^psusi.

house.

RMe la Year Ova Carriage!

BOW n THB XIMB TO 8B0URI OHB OF C3-AaitoxA’Ai Flzxe CARRIARRS AND BUGGIES, At prices nnirnapomding with the hard tiaiaa. l^MK THB WKXT THIRTY BATS I

wfll sell Oarri^m and 1

* 1 low prices:

> * tha following anFrom fl 50 te ffEOff

do. tot to 3m

ebtoknry) do. ME to do. 123 to ......... do. US to

— do. MS to 230

■prifffWk

H. Mr GASTON, :

D. WOOD ■malmm steak eff-

»n toted

Woodiooow^autegflto termo ami laaKauaaitemd

CjMIST AHBHBCAM ABH WRB ■MuHuteHdAtuaMA Tkr aMaaSMti Smifi'

Land

Hailroad Otocks, Bonds,

Warrants, &c.,

!Bo. 101-8* East WtoultinKtmte Street,

0VERJLDAM8 EXPRESS OFFICE,

Buys, eells aad exchange* property of aU kinds.

Rente and lessee Houses, Lots sod Farms.

Buy* and sells Stocks, Bonds, Notes and Mortgages

Buys, sells, and locates Land Warrants. Bells Real Estate and Stock* * Auction. CoUrcte Rente, Notes and Claims.

^Psy* Taxes and examines Titles in any of the Western

Enters Land with Cash or Land Warrants.

Loans Money, Negotiates Loans, and makes Collection*. Draws, Deeds. Mortgages, Lease*, Plate, Ae.

Inquiries by letter promptly replied to.

AU busiousstransactions strictly confidential. Carriage always * th* door to show property.

aprSo-dAw.

E^L. Se BColTTlllo, TAILOR, GLASERBROS., sug 10 NO. 2 BATHS H0U8B. D6m.

i JHIEFFELm, BROS, ft CO.,

Inon-rms a» Drams in

Drags, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &c.,

170 William Street, Cor. Beekman, N, Y..

Invitothe attention of the trade to their large and varied

atooRof

DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, Ac. In addition to their regular importations of Staple Goods, they are also receiving, direct from the source* of mwduetion and manufacture, supplies of Tooth; Hair and Nafl Brushes, Bronaes, Oorts, Mortars, Sponges, French and Bnghah Parfluamy, LuMn’a Rxtnote,and many other Utidee usually embraced in Druggists’ stocks, which they me also enabled to offer on the mo* advantageous terms. Orders, ettherin person or by mail, will receive prompt attention. aprffT-dly REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. McKBRNAN ft FIERCE, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. omm, or axaiao, earn soon bast or sms rauas nooso. WIBnagetiate flutes aad ebteia Purchases for Honaesand Lots, and Vacant Lots, FARMS AND LANDS, |M THIS AND AUL THE WESTERN I State* Land Warranto, Mortgagsa. Botes, Bands, Stocks. Goods and Merchandise of all lUseriptitus; Lumber, Building Material, Vu, Ac. Wfll Resit Homme mad Collect hente- Pay Taxes, B ram Ii 1 TMtea, Bxeeuto Tltte Papere. Will procure Loons aa Batoa, and invett money in sam rmtmenta. Lands entered in (1 Vanante) Iowa. Wteeona

ibraaka. We hare

rare tfre ba* land* in tha

toaPOiimstiatim ire Onmmaalcatio fltvuBtitaAaa.

&WAN & C0;s LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT! S OO Com nmo 6m drmw mu mam ml, witteum imterrmptlom. StxxrcAJJL cto Oo.’hi Lot eries are legal, amd mmtfcarlmti Ay ttee State o J Demtrial The lute attempt to iiyure ear firm has shown that our lotteries aru drawn fairly; that our prizes are paid punctually, and that our schemes artmore liberal than any other lottery in the world.

f BIBB following 8ch<

X Co. "

in each

1858, at Augusta, Georgia, in public, under th* superintendence of Oommisai oners.

will be drawn by 8. Swan A

., Manager* of the Sparta Academy Lottery, of their Single Number Lotteries forNovembea.

Ol ASS -X O,

Draws on Smtarday, Nov. u,

Ol ASS 4>1 ,

Draws om Saturday, Nov. 19,

Ol ASS 4S3,

Draws am Saturday, Nov. 20,

O 1 a mm 48,

Draws mu Saturday, Now. 27,

1858,

1858.

ISAS.

18A8.

On the plan of Single numbers. Finr Tuoraan Ticeam. Pivx Taoraaxn Pons Hcxoxxn a» Bmurv-Piv*

JtMARLi

Magnificent Bchem

1 Prise of.. 1 44 44 o*

OJfW PRIZE TO EVERY SINE

TICKETS.

ia, to be drawn each fiavonnav la

November.

870,000 30,000 10,090

3,l«0 4,980 3,900

1,-

XfOA

Plumbing, Gas & Steampipc Pitting,

AND

HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING. fTXHE UNDRKSIONED HAN OPENED X * shop on Wxahlngtva street, opposite the Statehouse, where he will keep constantly ou hand all kinds of plumbing materials, gas and steam-pipe fixtures, which he will supply to the trade * manufacturer's prices. Ue is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing, gas and steam-pipe fitting,* New York prices and in the best manner, haring in his employ for that purpose superior practical workmen. I will put up gaa-pip* * twenty cents per foot, wtth a guarantee that It shall give good aatisfoction, or no charge. Gas fixtures 1 edipped, making them equal to new. The undersigned solicits a share of publiopatronage. . « QBORQB H. CLBARY. K. B.—Jobbing promptly attended to. jrirtMy Just Published, Gratis, THE iiOTH THOUSAND. A FBW WORDS ON THB RATIONAL TRBATMINT J\. without medicine, ef Spermatorrhea or Local Weak ness. Nocturnal * missions, Genital and Nervous Debility Impotoocy and Impediment* to Marriage generally,by B. DB LANBY M. D. The Important fret th* the many alarming complain ts originating in the imprudence and solitude ot youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MKDICINB, te In this small h act clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which every one te enabled to cure H1MSBLF perfectly and * the lea* possible cost, ttoreby advoding all the advertised nostrums of the day Sent to any address, gratis and postage free In a single envelope, by remitting (poet paid) two pottage stamps, to Dr.B. DB LANBY, 88 Ba* 31st street, NewY or k City.

». rrranoosau,

January 90-wIt

p. a. jaxssom, a. 0.

Dm Jameson ft Ftmkhonser, medical aad Surgical Practltleuera, OFFIOB—MERIDIAN 8TRRBT, vutar 000a south or thx rorromca.

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STAR CiNDS“AT NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. \\T B ARB NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR w W srticle of Stw Candles, Lard Oil, German, Oleine, Palm and Common Soap*, all of which we are selling * the lows* Cincinnati price*. Tpr'Uoods delivered to the New Albany and Salem and Jeffersonville Kaiteoad Depots and the Wharf-boat free of

cham.

II ^Orders respectfully solicited. Address.

K0RB, HUBTT A CO.,

nev2-Dlw “ -

New Albany, irwti.nL

lObrte. Lard OU; 10 Alcohol; t casks Olive Oil;

Fat ale lew, la quantitte

ieto-INtowAW m. BROWVINfl I BAY ANA riCAHS.^Aohotoo tot * Harea IX Oigara, aad the be* of Chewing Tobacco, * i^B-petewAW ». BBOWNfEG’IIDrag Store

3 casks Potash; 3 “ Soda Ash; 3 u Bhl 8odai

1 to suit purehaMre, by

L BR0WWIB4

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APPROXIMATION 4Prise#of 8400 Approx, to 871,906 Prire are-.81^96 4 “ “ 306 “ 30,090 « “ 1J00

8*488 Prise# amountingto I Wtemiu Tlcteutu Rio* HaUvws 881

twrw 88 80.

A Circular, ahewtog th* sent to any ouadatiroM

Curtlflcmteu mf PatcR«HCu wfll be acid* the

<|umr.

m ptoa of the I sttorisa, win be

1 of receiving it.

following ratea, which la the risk : Osrtiflcate

of Paokageof 10 Whote TMato..

Iff Half

M Quarier H Rititoh

arrangement* by which wo new land dffbrfrte Wlfl

aud Agency

tineas gouamlly.

X if dsrired. Term.

Jy7

Yaleat&M Freight Express €•.

OLD R8TABU8HRD UNB.

YORK

■ MATES r*DM NE f v DIANAPOL18: mt Cteaa 81B3 H *0ff Rs.; 8 >M Ote* 83c. 1 M> Dm; > Dettreredfroeef drayage.

Wo mo lastirii ritl-in five days fr

TO IN.

wlarty from Bow Tsrk, aud Mirer ’ - j

y frcQ ot

Assure to order good# marked “Yateoalu* 1 OnOkja edhee, 15 State s. Mow York

frn^T

loDaoutBillriitociutDalflkl hou* A t. RUBRBLL, Agree

»aaB*t

Ho.*i:

....809 auonu 40

Iff RUdhlh “ *

IE OEPEEIWO TIOKMT8 OE CMETUIOJ. TEA Inetore De moMff to our adAore tertho Tktete erdmod, ou toe receipt of which thag wfll be fnrwmdad by fir* man. Porehaaareeuukure ttekete attdteffD any figure thsg may

datiguato.

The h* of jbrawn naartem andpriaoa wiU be sent to pur^JTjr Purehaoors’ttU ptearewrite&fr tigs lire 11 plain,

anogirethtir PootaDco, County aadBteffe.

HAVANA CIGARS. WUST RECEIVED—A VERY FINE AS. eorimant of ehotce Imported Havana Cigars, some Smto entirely new in thtoiart*.^^ J. A. H8IDLINGBR, Be 10 Bate* Hooee, YlBnol# atre* IndtenapoMa, Ind. asp 23—Dly HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! FfllKE LATEST STYLES OF BLACK X Pxwr YxmtaTUM Silx , Blsck axn PnaXL vJaasiHsss, Fxxkch Fxlt, axn Vss-nnaTiso^M fleaaasure, wftk a large ammlmairt ot Straw Good*,^^ faaamaa and OtiMrea’a Fancy Hate,atHo. 30 Wa* Weak■fftoastre*. I)r3-tfl T. f. HILL

SPLENDID GOODS FOR THE LADIES. If INS A. KELLEY, MERIDIAN ST., ifX vett tide, next dear north of the Telegraph efltoo, respectfully calls Iheatteotien of the tadtea of IndlanopeHatoher haautifbl and fashionable assortments of MDUaavy- She amowa them th* she has rens to great pains inailanting hm materials, and is * aU times prepared to 1 up lathe late* sty te aud themetietegaut man-

aepf7-D3m

B CATAWRA WlftBS AND

uadtealuarpoare. Waurauted atrictiy R. BROWNIBG’0 DRUG STORE.

P BRABDY.for:

pure. At

leU-DOtowAW

*LL WOOL DELAINE •

A FINE

ITMBNT*

REDUCED PRICES, octtl-Dtf May ba found * WILLARD’S.

r th* ereyy Prtoe te drawn 1 at 81,0*0 and undre p*d

•f thirty

ID*!

Ga.,e*anare«naarorm tog i. 8w AOo.,*< JjrARd wtthto* amount ef tha! EtSren Bow^ TorkWrey Bay D •tppO Cluto^*andUMtel

B. SWAB A OO,

Bteuatoh, 1 ockiAjfc.)'

OenaiaMuff aff Stenwrto* Clnmteu* Cmynn* CtouaUn*^ fifinndo. Orel mm, *«u. Ju* recti red * r**t»DM1 WXLLARD’fi

n otic e . HIRE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. ILSfrJhMhffMiMBifilFRff M iMD htibUM tea frioudared Rap—a greaaalty bTetereatteutisu, hapato ba«ktetor.admmtgaflanto tret inconaeqoaare cf the decease of btepearem, dm late aflthrir,

TuM« Crnwnmd.

mTximL

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CAPITAL ART PALACE. WTKTE ARE NOW PREPARER TD W execute In tha high** style of art Likenaaaesfrom the amalla* MUniaMreto Ufo Steo. TTr* loo* over Murphy 4 HoUHay’a ban Store. Batnneo Ho. 32)4 ButiWaahlngtoa street, appetite Wright House. HAT8 4RUBBIOB. myR-Dly

BOOK AND PAPER HOUSE WTiri INYTTB YOCB ATTBJPnOB TO OUR LARGB W STOCK OF School Books end Fopor,

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1 ha the «»ere 1

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