Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1853 — Page 4
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H*t«r of’«m atttf t» ataf baaatMMIy. Bat I wonder what ha plays on.” Ika sogytod that he played on one of fcia ownhonw, which »e«m«d to be raaaonaMe. 'Ian glad he >• going to sfire hie coneert, beeaaee when I went down to hear • great artisan play on a rioienee, as they eef&d it, thoogh 1 foond
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o«t afterwards it was nothing hot a Addle, they were going to Charge a doller tin 1 toM ’em I was one of the eonneetions of the Post, and they let me in. 1 can't think what await •n old bull can make, I’m sure. It must be very uproarious, I should think, and better fitted tor orertums than tor pasture*! music." She closed her eriti<}oe with a pinch of snug, and got on to her wires again like a telegraphic despatch and went ahead, while Ike amused himself by sc retching his name with a board nail in magnificent Roman capital* upon the newly painted pnnnel of the kitchen
door
\f KTROPOUTAN DAOtJBftREI-
irl \\ OAM.r.KVt < M»tl ' itiMinga, IndMnapOtis, HKA and HAII.KV, Prnpriftor*. - Thta rataMiahmant, stitch haa l*r*n «f> lone
and hv-.raMy known to thf rltUrns oflndlanapolia, and thn -tatn at larer, i« now fitted »p in an el*<ai*t and fommodtoua atyl», not anrpawird t>y any Kaat or
Weal of the mountains.
It ia fiirntahed With ettry deaerlption of Xpparatn* anit Inafrnmenta from the am a Heat to ttwlarffrat »»««■,of On matt Maa ufat tart. A lao, a view Camera, and
unman Matt a/at tara. A lao. a view Camera, ••quirk worker’ - lor rhiidrenV picturea. Itiaalaopro vide,| with one of the largeat aky liehta In the ttnlte* statea. Arranged on thoroneh erientifir prtnciptea and the erreiionre ,,f the pirtnrea daily taken by It folly prov, ■< lhat ita effert in li^ht and -hade haa never heen ear,'||e,| Ita effert uj, n the cvk.ia peruliariy fine, and Una important feature, which rendera »o many Pagoerrerdypea utterly valuele.a, ia hr thia livht to protected, that ita fi/e tika evpreaalon ia fully preaerved. Minatiirra are takan equally aa well in c/«vdp aa in near weather, and neatly inserted in plain or fancy enara. of I he lafe*| and moat heautiful atylea.or in (fold f.orketa. Medaliona finger ringa, etc , a larte and e hot re aaaortment of whlrh are always kept on hand eraoua wiahine miniaforea taken may rely upon heinr Waited upon by one or other of the ywr/seea in pera« they are determined that hereafter no plrtur* t •dial! leave their rooma, whirl, Will not reflect rredlt
upoh the eatabliahment
Several hundred rprrimrns „f the art of all atylea and Varieties on exhibition. Kleaae rail and examine.
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pritK DRtJOS AND MKDICINKS, ■ I’ainla, Olla. and l»ye S’luffa. etc.-The underalen. e,| would reapertfullyaollcit the attention of hfa frienda and the public eenerally to his extenaive stock of trura, Medlrlnea, Palnfa, OH, Itye Stuffs, Varnlahea Hruahea, I’erfumery, Window Olaas and Druseiata* Olata Ware. . Marine inat returned from \ew York and the Hastrrn ritiea with a' Kreah Stork, I am enabled thereby to n, rmmnodate all who mar rai:. Iheae znofln have been purchased with particular reference to the wants of the people of Indiana, and will l»e sold at prices wld, b (annot fail to prose satisfactory. My motto being larer sales and small profits for ( axk I euarantrr all art lea sold by me to be of strictly prime quality, and , intend at all times to compete with Tin-
, innaii and I. oisville HrngKists in prices. I hope farthaaffn will save lime and rallinc and testin? the truth of the above.
I have recently made a large addition'to my store. • ml mv f.irilittg* fnf ftnfnjf a JoM>ing HutinfM uro uri*
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•mi \
•itf MMonlf* Hflii
* WHee
Ws h*ve w»e*M* €*»»# gisiWI Cw|U" ■»* Ice bos, by which a corpse cut he kepi aepleaphnf
Mgf.
We will itoe fWewh *wWs feMM fitaWw I for transporteiioe or ether isiaasse. ^ehtle iMMetioiw, ae* oU oxfeere w*e teMl
uorals antil the srrrvl of dsaam rstasivw, sr i ■Me preparafien for latermcM, can, by the aee ef ihw
Prewrver, keep a corpse for sreaUs, if wilt he Mhea any dwtaace for mteni eh arses, and with ear* an* dwpleh.
we comma* to keep on haa* • laswo aaaorMMM of rmty made CoAw, an* bp ear tong ruprumw m gb*
baniMM.^bMib that wr ea» gtoo pew rai
f B. FITLER k CO.’S mfflTlTftE
" • WaRKRoO.mw—^iace iheW Removal—are now .ocaso* >m Meridian-*'.,! first doer north *f Dr*. Mmhorshea* and Ballard’* rdteo, where thaw friend* and
si: ^
atientum 10 this branch of oor hnainesw. with a vies* to release me friends of doeesaed person* from the mdi*pen. sable trouble attending dw death of a friead; and weuM stale that they are prepared to endertabe the Whole hoat-ne-s of Funeral*, if deaired, or any pan thereof, an rea-
sonable term*.
They eontiaue to use the Parairr Conroe Pal which perfreily preserves cwpae* from decay, for any ifnfifth ,<« time, wnhosn hem* anywise odenarre to detien. ey. or unseemly m appearance. Benevofeut mstumione, and all others who desire to delay Funerals ant,I the amvsl ,.f distant relative*, or to amhe smiaMe pntpnraimn for iMiermem, ran, hy the use of this article, pconerve them for weeks, in « perteetly modenaive stale "P 1 ™ J. B rm.FR * ro
HATS, CAPS, AC.
LJKMOVAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL!— JL1' O. P. MrOINNI* would respenfully inform Hie pnhin. (hat he haa removed his HAT AND CAP > rOHK to ihe Room recently oceupied bv Prntle' « Coliman, three coor* west of ihe Capital .Touee,^^ where he is now reeeivinp a large and trene-al assortment of hprirp and Mummer Mnta for men and Imy*, which will l»r sold at the mwest rash price*. The pubiir are requested to call -nd examine my Good# ■lid prifr* before purehas-nf elsewhere, as f am deter, mmed to yive them better bargains than ran be obtained at any other establishment in the city. O. P. MeOINNto, Hatter, sprit) Td door west of Capital Houy. Indianapolis.
]>JOW OPENING —FRENCH CHINA on plain white gold band, Tea Sets, complete; Dishes, assorted; Bakers, assorted; Fruit Baskets, assorted; Pickle Shells, assorted; Pile hem, assorted; Bowls, Ac , Arc , for sale at reduced prices. WyO JACOB LIlfDLKT r ARD OIL, AND STAR CANDLES—IN Aw any qunntiiirs lo suit purchasers, at "•vlfi rRAIOHFAD * BHOWNlNO’d
ekpense hy
no inv i.irinties for doin* a Johbii »rim*«e,l by any house In Indiana. I’hy«irtans' Prearriptlons and Far
imily Hrrelpfa acco-
ralrlv nml neatly put up by an r.xnrrb need Mrueelst at all bonrs,day nr ni«ht. W W. HOBKHTI'H septK, No. 11 Weal tAaahinetfln street. W n N I) H I K S, HONDRIEH,—I HAVE r just rrreived In addition to my former stock. Iron tinned (>y«terf»rid Irons; Iron Untied Oyster Ftewpans Skimmers, Cullenders, Ladles Bastlti* spoona. Sauce pans. Frv and Bake pans with covers, and a general varletr „f house furnishing Ooods. All of Which Will
a* sold ai a small advance over Cunt, at _ _ H. S. K KM.OOfF.k,
No. qfi west Washington street, algn Big Padlock.
PFpt 17
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Chin* '
f ;erman elixir, for sick-head-VA ACHK, Jaundice, and *11 visceral obetructlons,
prepared and sol* by
iwDJ H ROMKNGARTPft * CO.
NEW GO OB 8.—FRENCH
*,,» Te * »«•; Kreneb ( bin* Dishes; French Chin* fiisker*; French Chin* Cueered Dlshe*; French Ch n* Covered Butters; French Chin* Pitcher#; French CJ*"* «•*>•»; French Chin* Cake Heskets; French rnm!: French Chius Mug*; French China Cologne*; French China Caudleatiek* ; French China Match Hoses; French Chin* Inkefltende. Joet
received and now opening, at
Xt V KBTCHAM A MKHRILL-B,
'^■•fitogton street, Indlenapolle.
August 30, 1H33.
IVf 61{ K ^ K W GOODS.—BRITANNIA J."* VtA MK! Tea and Coffee Fnfs * Huaar nnrfls
Just
Cream F irhers , Mu
received at
sept to
WAMK; Tea and Coffee Pots; Bugar Bowls
gs. Lamps, f and If sticks, etc. HKTCHAM A MKHHILL’B, No.« Fast W«thtogton street.
pORNKR NO’ 1fio PIECEH BLACK V V and Fancy Dreas Bilks ; .Vidoxen Linen Handkerrhlefa; q(si pterea Honnett Ribbons; 19.1 Colored and Btraw Bonnets; .'if) dosen French Work vuslln and Lace Collars , ton doten Gloves and Hosiery ; 300 Brorha, Wool, and He Line Bh»wla; with a general stork of staple slid lanry IRy Oooda A 1 to he sold cheap for cash. Isfptfldl H. FAHHIBH. r K A T II KII BELTING, —eJUST REi F.IVKH another large invoice of leather Belting direct Horn the eastern manufacturer ranging In width uom I »* to iv inches. A first rate artlrle. amt no mis '«**• For »*le b» H B. KELLOGG, Yo. vfi \A est Washington si , sign of the Pis Padlock,
sept VO
iJ 1 X OR EIG H T MACHINISTS CAN »J have good situations by applying at City Foundery immediately. H H DNDENIfILL A CO.
or l IB i9w
/1AUPKTS.—WE ARE THIS DAY IN V> frcelpi of another supply of ih.se Rich mid Klegnm I'ly d Ingrain Csrpeis, that nave been so much admired
ense e*l| and be supplied early MF.ATON A MOf.MAV
pHI N TH.—60 CAHK8 DUNN ELL’S. I Bpisgne s, Olnbes. and Wllllams , Fancy Print* For sale by JAMfcB LOW A fo„ * f 1^2 B7 Main street, I,oulavllle, l^y. TO COU NT Y OFFICERS - DKLZELL m 1 TYI'F.R have removed iheir Bindery and Hlnnk Book eatflhliahniriii two door* east of the Wright Mouse, opposite the Rial* Beniinel Offlee. where they would he
pleased to see their fiirmer uu«bitner*
We are prepsfeil to fur null all nceessnrv Records, nianli*. ami Rt*tio'i*ry to County Olfieera <rf superior qual. by. and mi a* rea«oushle ierm« a* anv other establishment
east or west
Blanks, Ar , for Townahlp june|*d1iwfim
f • 1NGHAM8.—NEAT AND FAST COL*
OITKO Print*, rrioted Dtltloe*, *t« ia urge qutntitie* and cheap—fall styles *t ** ’ HOLMAN’B.
MARK HURDLESTONE—OR THE
-J" Two Brother*, hy Mrs. Moodle. at
vVBMDEM a CHAMBKRI.AIR’B Opposite the Wright Mouse.
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'TANNERS’ OIL.—26 BARRELS BANK sept Id Ro. 1* West Washington street. LUJN FOR THE BIRD8.-CANARY, A Memo, and Rape Beed, and Cotll# Piafi Bone to
•h»rp*n th*tr Tesifi—)**t received at sept )<i hormutm*
aaja
HARDWAKE. AC.
■jass:
■eobm boep* Mwte*rnTbrnsfiT*
wmmSmT' n, ■** door wHmikmHi rswoWndftimSmeut
iw« ba&m*'«^m m atfwttefewB b* fluid
dluo, • large lot of ladle* Morocco Boot* m* BkSIi AHdM BMODLe. FeptVdtf Mo. 3B Moot Wusfcfqtoq soaet. UTOF! MESSRS. EDITORS—STOP MT ►U ^vsTtlamg for six mootbu to co*9e. or elae order* ceoawy Will rtM* i» so faat that 1 sOell ^ Mwm, wit* two er tbras mon clerk* to help me, am* (ft* fkesMM* case* of Beot* aa* ^ftoee uow lo Me** sari ow tfte way #om Hew Tort, will all be gose before ifte aaaeou I* ovw. . J. P. PAIRKXNKR. Mgaof tfte Big Bed Boot. West Wseftiugto* atreet, sep«1»*Aw ludtaoapeMe, lodlaoe.
CCKXTK UTaTX COOK 9T0VX
ia ifte
RiRB^ttor
■CtoT,
Red ftusil
1TOSTEE WHITFORD, WHOLESALE * wd Retail dealer ia fttreeert*^ Prarteanau. TTee* aad Willow Wax*, Stoae Ware, Tobaceo, Ci^a, etc . No, TT Rset WeaMaciaa r '* -
Meoee, lariiaaapeliai. toriisi gy Pimace baagftt aad
SeptLdAwSai
X>OOTS. SHOES, AND A-F wboles*l« and Retail, Ro. * Bate* Hoaee,
RUBBERS,
Washington street, Indianapolis.
to buy men’s, boys’, youths’, wotaea'a, „ or cbildraa's Boots, Bboes, or Rubber*, of aay deaertp tiou, either by the case, doaen, or single pelr, call No 4 Bates Hoaee, where yoa will always fta* a good Mock of the best quality of work, at the lowest pricee. We are constantly receiving fresh goods, direct from the best manufacturers, by which mean* our assertmeat will be kept at all times complete, tie have but oae price. Oer terms are each. Call asd see ua. ftugftMm l.ATHROP A STEVRRB.
A dam XN Washii
KNODLE, AT NO. 52 EAST Washington street, has Just received by F.zpresa.
the best assortment of ehlldren’e Bboee ever brought to tfte city. Hie stock comprises all aorta aad all sises, and will he sold extremely low. Beptl-dtf
JUST RECEIVED AT THE LADIESf as FANCY BTORK—Another large lot of Bummer Bonnets, r<meMing of Crape, Sdk, i^wn. Bofi Biraw, Cottage, Gimp, and every variety or, Bornet*, from SO enle 10 RIO. Bilk Mantles, from R) lo ot4 fmw-priced and rleh Bonnet Rihbons; Imxe Mnta, Collar*, Uarienieeve*. Chemeaetie, Dress Goods, and a vsr.etr i>fPaa*y Artieie*. r»t»h#, Perfumery, Fat*# Hair, Amid*, Carla, Arnfietal Flowers Ae mvfiritf
N p j w k
FALL DRY GOODS, 1853.—H. J. HORN, No. Id West Washington atreet, In-
dianapolis. has joet received a large Mock of new sad elegant Fall DRY GOODB of the latest Myle, embracing the most hromiifml nook of DRF.ss GOODS in the city--conMMin9 '» P«rt of new and choice French Merlnoe*—the most deMrabie colors in market, embracing the Broadway Browns, and Parisian mode*, which the ladles will find exqoMtely beautiful. Plaid Brocade. Plain and Changeable Bilks; Rich High Lae-’ tered Black .silks. Paramattas, Persian Cloth*. De Latnes, etc., together with all the newest Myles id
marhet.
BHAWL8 and MANTILLAP, new Myles sad vary
'•heap.
MOfMRRT AND GLOVES. As usual, my Mock of Hosiery aad Glove# will be found the most extensive
in the citv.
STAPLE GOODS—Brown and Bleached Masllns, Drill#, Stripe#, Cheeks, Tlekirtg#, Flannels, Satinetta, Jasas, Canton Flannel*, Prints, Batting, Wadding, etc. ALSO—A splendid stock of Carpets, Oil doth*, Ruga,
Mtt*, «tc.
Country Merchants will find It to their Interest to give me a call, as I am prepared to offer good* at Wholesale, at Madtaoa and Clacianati prices. AuguM 39, 1*»3.
CE1VED a large and general assortment of
Cooking End Far I or Mo\ev, which arc un*urpassed by any sold In the market. Among our Coohlng Stoves may be found the Pacific, Triumph, Buckeye State, Bay State, Empire State, Hoorn also, a greet variety of Parlor Stove# and Coal Grate*. Ala©, a general aaaortment of Steel Flews, warranted of tfte best quality. Tin-ware c nauntly kept on hand, wholesale and retail. All kinds of Tin, Copper,
and Hhcet-iron work done to order,
Thoae wanting anytblnf in oar liae, will do wed to PTOM • call, before parchaMng etaewbere, at the *ign of the OtU Batt, sooth Mde of Washington street, near the Masonic HaU. K, L. McOUAT.
septSBwtf.
SEED WANTED!—WB ABE eaiaMiahing an Oil, MILL, on the Central Canal, >rth of the Cuv, ana will p»y at an times the
ROBERTS’ DRUG STORE.
PI ease
mv?
AI*o. n i nerpMSfy Banks, Trustne* eunsisni v nit Imuit
pLAjD ALPACAS.—FIVK CA8E8 RE-
JAMKS liOW A CO,
ID Ma n »t„ l.nulsvllle, Ky.
f GIL L E T T, COMMIHHION MRR*r * t It \NTs nnil FnrwnMir*, Cievelniut, ohlo. Meier In Csivln Flrirher. Inillanspolls; F. V H Rnrl
Furl ville
A VI8IT TO KUHOPE—HY PRGFE88-
f ■ OH Flltlman of Vele ( olles*, it WKMMKN A ( If IMIIKHLAIN’S,
"«'W Ojiposit* the Wright House, JVKW GOODS,—80 DOZEN SPRING 1.R Ftorkt, nMortPd: 7Jdo«en fiprlng Flocks with firaif*. M«orte.| ; gfifl doaen Grev Lamh* Wool Hose, sMorietl; w.lnaen White Umbu Wool Hose, assorted Wdnten Black Lamb* Wool Muse, assorte I; HNldoieii ( Mhmere 1,stubs Wool Hose, sssorted ; WQtloeen Ger msn Nuspenders. assorted; m pieres silk Hsmlke^ fhlefs, sssorted ; util doNn Glntham Cravat* Joet rrr»lyed and for sale by JAMKfi LOW * CO.. - " eU . II? Malt'sireei. famWvUle, wy LNKK PROOF PAINT,-DRY AND
I. eo'un
Ill oil, Of all varieties o/rnlor* at
HaMNaMan a Dt'/A’cn Drag Fiore.
PAPER AND ENVELOPES! — CAP, rsaevTntt'T'iuiiwtf W , «| , ''' ,,<T I •"•' ^o»*t n«1n aid rafiey, and a superior *ty’ f pf \Veddln«_Enve1op*».
II. K, WKFT A COm
" fM ' ifi West NVaahlngion at. _
BRAZIL COAL.—ORDERS RECEIVED
sad filled promptly *t lowest rstea, hy
DH ^*‘ 4 ANDElWON’fi, jffoato,
aeptId d3mos No. 9* West Wsehlagtnu street
tULL STYLE HATS.—THE FALL
f My I# of Bilk Hats far 1M3, will be lotro durad thla day (August 9fitb), at J ^ ifeOlNJIlF l Jl HAT BTOBB, J a »>W No. 10 Kart Washington at.* fjHOICE HAVANA CIGARS, OF W ere hi variety of brands, just reeclved at "W ROHKh T,h’ Drug Store
Table cutlery.-wk have just
received a large addition to rmr rlotk of Tokl* Omtlrro KETCH AM A MERRILL, septffi One door Kaat of tbe Capital House.
TEA TRAYS AND J. have just received a largs
|TLAX X estaMisI
ha'f a mile imn . , _
highest market price in Cash for good cieso Flag 8o»d, Persoo* having Meed to • ell, wdl find it to their interert to "ive us a call. Seed will be rereived at the Drag Bhwe of
ratgheuri A Browning, or *t our Mill
. „ .. „ CKAIGHEAD, YOUNT A CO. Jndlawapwlis. May 31st. tfififi. mvBldowfim
X2UNT GLASSWARE—50BOXES
PATENT BOOfTwr
respmfti ty bayieawwmrart nmamsmue i#t «ri2|r“ m y u> ihi* luvmsahtemntenm tor Btim. in -h. t> •B» u fowMrnsm emmoiy s^ear*m» Mi .mar^*» rf ■m*; W* m tWciry. atotm gh bm reermtr arse, Armas, went*me dm*sahemT
ikelmAinr.Mm
MnaL, ei,acr in i mM an ihe mam
tar couiury, as Jts
mwm** sal* «w* ( fc»- (waesuuatf na lurnmiiamib.. «urfcea eawaaataaT u***ty ,«rvei. they may'ba me* Am-y moo of Mtmfb t. wmch wa rau refer >*dEciesdy mmmihrirdwubtiay lacihnaepwiwaea. Osden laagpetr*d sMieiir*. LUCDEJI A BCFKY
miscellaneous.
PROSPECTUS M DEMOCRATIC 1
OF THE
MATtC KHTIHVr.—Tfte
WESTERN
the Snr
I prtacxgBlty to asreeaiMi doc-
i of Uw ;
’■Y the Democratic Fhrty.
rangvcii
, having oaeu the C«1
n A Daffy. a
We. the unde , ^
mg Material of Unolen. A Daffy. arry eheerfrtiy reevm- ■ rT '« beuevutg u to prmmrm «*< iLe adwiimac^A cribrit u» it aw a Pure Raad sii* r-pru**! ChmepowiutiiL: Tmde*. H J <t B C Bum, Gem.
WATCHES. — RAILROAD ve juat received a lot of tebea, got op expressly for b and will be said on rnai Icea, by TALBOTT
T\[EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS Fima SBk* French Mertaosa. HeUiaea, Untie*’ i lotUa, Faramattaa, Rich and low priced Bonnet Ribbons.
Straw, Silk, ^atin, and Velvet bonnet*.
MERINO, Silk, aad Velvet Clonks aad Mantle* of
theSewest Ktyles, from f3 to ffSlk
HEOMTON Limerick, aad .Maltese Lace Coilare and Sleeve*, fiwian aad Jaconet Flouncing*, Jaconet and Swim EdgiiiM end Inserting#, Infants Frock Waists aad Hobm. Lac# Cap*, Alexander’s best Kid Gloves, Gantlemen’s Bid Gloves Hoetery, etc.. Cape and Fan-
CJ FlGM DMMSMb
MilUnere can be aapplied with the NeweM PaUern* of Bonnets and Mam>Use at #u time at mpt»**w No. 38 West Washington Street. JUST RECEIVED FROM N. ORLEANS —ISO bluer If. O. Met—a; SO de. Bagns Hoare Mo. Ifmw; SO bhd*. prime N O. Kagnr; 130 bags prime Biu Lofce ; * tieree* Biee. Tbe shave artieies we wdl sell M CioemoaM prices, with freight added. r C. ELLIOTT * BED QCHOOL TEACHERS AND SCHOOL fcJTRUBTESB —A register haa been opened at the BookMero of H. F. WEST A CO., for the registry of applicant* forBchool*, and appicaate for tenchere. Teachera iistfthg Mtuatloae, will forward their Poet ojmee address number of year* they have taught—and the branches they are qualified to teach. Trustees
t specify location, branches to be
’ female
or female teacher, and ihe length
«• i—7 wmi give t mptoyment to the teacht r. PlBTsossi application, or letter# post paid, uiU receive tfte attention at tfte sofeecribere gratuitoaetv aogSMAvrtmo H. F. VVEiiTA CO. TJoernal and Locomotive copy.]
T\B. NICHOLS, RESIDENT DENTIST. —Having, for tbe last tea years, devoted ■r- >. all his time to rhe praetiee of bis protea»ion,/MB feels confident from bw experience, and ^-Lt^T in poesesMen of aU ihe UieM improvemrou iu Dentistry, tkMl ih« CiliM^n« '<»f , riifiliai)apol)E Mid •vrroandiitM cowntry Will favor him with their patronage. He nope* hi* old enrtomere and frtond# will woe their influence iahw behalf All operation* performed ia the neatest and most
durable manner
areet. eniusite the new Pont OBee
..t . any be aeen on bis windows.
^GoSwdrwTy
i
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A PPLB -LB. received
PARERS.—I HAVE JUST
iweived direct from ihe Kart, an assortment of AppIG rkTGTW, Wblctk 1 kUk (J/tftTinff kt TCTJ low figUFEE
Washington Mreet, Mgs Big Padlock.
SUBSTANTIAL GOODS.—A LARGER, kJ better, or rheaper Mock of Brown and Bleached MnMiae aad Hhaetlngi^Tich#, i keck* MnUnetU, Table, RuaMa, and Cotton Diaper*, Red, White, Yellow, and l aoton FUrel. Colored Cambrics, PaperMualin.ee., in aeMdfi. offared in thia city thau is to hi* found all ncw - M »#PtS HOLMAN’.i.
XTID GLOVES^—ALL SIZES AND AA. Colons warranted inferior t* Bonn is this market, last received by septfi HOLMAN.
TO BUILDERS.—WE HAVE A LARGE A ami eoperior amor:ment* of Locks, Knob*, and other Door Trimm>nge, that we are prepared to aeil ot lowtr rate# than they were ever offered in thia city. »>>• KETCHAM A MERRILL, One door East of Capital House.
AND WAITERS.—WE
.. _ - - klarild and beautiful Mo«k of
Tea Trayaamt Wattera. Wewll sell low
KKTCHfiM A MERRILL,
•apt Id On# door Kaat of th# Capital House.
G1LK FINISHED VELVET.—A VERY k-J rtiperlor article,rtiltable for coat collars, for *ale by . .. JAMEF U)W A CO.. Ao ** ■HT Main atreet, Louieville, Ky. BENNETT’S EYE BALM.—THI8 ARTICLK I* nttainlng a popularity almoat unpreee dented for Ihe cure of Bore Kye*. Among the many tertlmonUI* daily receiving of He beneficial effect*. I* th* following letter;
READ.
Lvnnvif.LR, Warrick co, Indiana, )
u. ur to o . Heptember Id, 10.13, j Mr. W, W. RonuaT*; I am constrained hy a aenae of obligation and gratitude to return you many and mort rtnrrre thank* for your celebrated Kye Balm your Agent left with roe last Fprlng on aale. I hav* aold nut amt want more very much, aa It haa done wouder# in curing the moat aggravated More Eyes, not only my own, but a great many of my curtomera Plea#* *end me some *lx doseu aa *oon a* practicable, and oblto*
DAfflKL ZIMMERMAN,
letter can be aeen at Brktrtr' lira,
9f»rr, who l* General Agant for th* mate of Indiana,
aept I#
P)YE WOODS,Ac.-ON hand a large -1-^eupply Camwood. Ivigwood. Redwood, Hraailwnnd; “ tX;: z. r■
and Niraru
of fmgwi
YCry | ( «w at
apfiu
fee., for aale
100 „ Pl ^rES FRENCH MERIN0.-
1 .veetved and lor aale by
. JAMKh l/)WK fe CO,
41? Main atreet, l.onlavllle, Ky.
CpNAMKLED PARLOR COAL GRATES, r* the latest and moat beautiful itylea, For aale low, by thomar Irmrt. 0414 , Riga of tM Red Aovll,
REA
having ae
aortiled themaeivee in tbe Paguerreotype burtneae, Will henceforth conduct the aarne in all Ita varloo*
Minchea, under the name and rtyl* of
•ept.l __RKA fe RA1LRY. /^OLD AND FANCY BRACELETS.— vJ Juet received and opened an eitehette lot of G*M end Ptuev Jfreeefef* from one dollar to tweaty dollar# In fact every thing In the Jewelry and faneyiloeatay ■ W"*’* ” '•"•tefttflftlW.
|> A H T N K R e HIP NOTICR.—8. I and P. N. HAII.8Y.—TV underalgned ha’ aoc I fled themaeivee In the Daguerreotype tr
f and teery Beale aad Gleet laftfteeda. Cl
HANNAMAN fe IHIBAN’W Drag Ft ore.
y IL K S.—RICH, BLACK BEAUTIFUL b-’ Figured and Plain Fancy Dr#** and Trim' ,ig Hike, Mareefatnea and Floreneea, late and new rtylea, jnM Te»*cd at aept.1 KOLIIaN’.w. ROOT TREES, LASTS AND PEGS.— u The beat eaatern I,art* and Peg*, be aide* several
varirtlfi Boot and Rhoe Tree#, at
_ ^ J. K. RffARPT. fe COT, No.«, corner Kart Waahlngtoa and Delaware at*.,
_ Indianapolis
TVOTIONS AT WHOLESALE—
-A- ” I bave Jurt received
Mlbe, White fiketn Cot«, Mdoa. Rutpendere ;
m M 'kmtna «m.c. *
ton i
ISAAC STRAUB k CO.—I. STRAUB, S. iHAZ L K TT-MILL FACTORY—Corner of From and John atreet*, Cineir ail, Ohio—Waretiooee No. 19 Fr*wn mreet, bm ween Main Hnd Waluat —We manafaelure a Co* Bukaixii, of greut airmgih and durability and eaae of operaikto W* plate ihi* ucefol eontneande on all alze* «if Mill#, by whim meou* we convert a Cent Mill into a mock Feed Mill; tool a few minute* work to riM* on onake it • ff ' We manafaetare ForfaWe Mill*, single and doable gem ed, (t>ert quality of Freneh burr*.) to grind Wheat, t’orn, «ud Block Feed#, calculated lor fieum, warn, tn moots power. Tne«c intll* hove lieen run oy •tewn simi mn«e oower in competition agninet ute umer muse t» Mills ot our city, at oar dime FMre, and have never tailed to .•arry off ihe first iiremlnm; on one occasion was awan ed n beautiful ail. er medal. Our mill* also took two firm premium#. ua the beat mill*, at two annual fair* of oar Me<
chaioe*’ Inrtitute.
Also—PonvaetoBaw Mill*, to be run uy Mean., wnm, wr horse power. Tliie Mill whs rxbibiteit in operation by horse newer, at the Ohio State Fair. iKfiO, when it waa swarded a premiam and a spendid silver medal. Also—Different kind* of portable Horse Power*, and
Bieam Ktifiii**,
All our aritdea, for rase of operstio»,*impliclty, aaefulne#e »n.i dorhhilfty, are *nrpn«*rd hy none now m one. All our article* me warrant, u us represented, or no sale, at oar root ot Iran purtatlou, and the money refonded. For a full dcserlption and testimoi isls of merit and usefolnea* we refer those interested to oar pamphlet, to be had M our fnetory, Where weiabe ^aasure to explain each anme. Orders respectfully solieited
l«AAC BTRAUB * CO.
Norn —Mr Kimball, ihe partner of J. H Barrow#,
r*’ Mill at
Wtille exhibiting s Harrows' fall, wos Imisteroos about his
T ABIES’ DRESS GOODS^—SUP. PLAIN XJ and byne. Wk. auk#; tap. plain Hnd fancy silks; IndD., ’•f’Fod aad plaid; blk Tore and India satins every co* jt •rimming silks and satins; fig'd Grauadme and fol’dai'a*; fUamaau fig’d barage. and tissoes; barege da lames et-^lle; Llnmn aad Ftrainii cloths; plain and pruned wool de tlHS F ™y h Dnyndere robrr; Usle nmi small
French printed jaeonetts and lawn*;
printed Brlllaniars French chlms; silk and tir en poplins; madder lawns a great variety; linen and Freiicu gingbmo#; English and American Ft inis; Bonnet*—Hoimru; ribbon# and trimmings; Mack, brown, and blue tare veil*; pirn and emb’d linen bdhfe.; rtwis* and uioetiu cinbromera; under steeve*, ehem>*etts, jaconeu, Swiss and lace CoM “ T *’ 9*.* "* *» ww fo «.>«• bar’d amt strip’d muslin*, kid and kid sown and silk cloves, luce nulls.
T ATEST J_i nUMiMEI
muslins, md and kid sown and silk gloves, luce mitts, wuiie, drab, Mask, and Boston crape shawls, buitoos, laees and fringe#, laee gim;#, twmg braid*, with many other new aad desirable good*—ail of which i* offered lo
Ike trade at the lowest casb pricer.
Jgy B. PARR18H
ARRIVAL—SPRING AND
RUMMER GoODB.—Ju*t received from New York and Philadelphia, and now opemae at ihe BEK HIVE (iTOBETaftw doors west of ibd
Wrigftt House, the most complete and best select Wived assortment of Reasonable Dress Goods ever offered for •ale in tins city, eou#t«ing in part, pink, Mae, green, lan, •ndanlimai colored, all wort Delai.es; solid and figured Heragf*, ail shades and price#; brown, com, blue, green, atwljaw^ colored Bit ft Tweaea; Bayadere, Gingbam and I^awn Rtihea; Berage Deiatnes, a very large variety; loo piece* madder Lawn#, from 19* lo JS cents .>er yard. Earlsion, Bcmeh, and English Ginghams; ulark and cot• ored Silks and Amina, Ml prices and rtuale#; French and
EnglMi Chiiinnm Calicoes, all the new style# in the and Kid Glove#, all uambers and colors, Hosiery, a great variety, together with a great assort men of other articles iu oor line, to which we invite the ladies' attention *f»r« KITCHEN fe BLAKE.
pUTLEBT.—WE HAVBJUST RE-
w,,1 *** W 1 • Choice lot of Table and
f Cutlery, tbe best thet can be had m ihe niarkei „ KETCHAM fe MERRILL, ‘TV Oae doer East of Capital House.
oar State Pair, last
'••'I wa# uoisteroa# anout his Mill, and courageously en'"to * verbal agrcciaent wnh me to grind com thus; Whoever grind# the most, regarding quality and quantity, waa to lie the owner of both mills, at each and every trial: Fiist Trial — Htruuh to run an 18 inch Mill; Burrows A
t o. to run a 90 inch Mill
Second Trial —atraub to run a 99 iaHi Mill; Burrow#
fe Co to run h 94 inch Mill.
C ^ ' rr, " , ~ Htr * ,,h ,0 r *»" •• ‘W inch Mill; Rtmow* fe
‘ Whclnhe Jinc'k rame.'thut boiMeraas courage stepped D AZOBS ! RAZORS!!—J UST RECETVOIH. To the ubove I now append a challenge to gr.nd cob ! RD anew supply of Wade and Butcher* celebrated
feed ntH of whole enr* rvf com. “‘■ l w ■ —“
f will ran my 18 inch •'Hucci, of the Firoth.” with ncoh. I•re#kfr atinehineiil, (ihe same article that tneb ihe irretnium at ihe Ohio Btate Pair la*i fell.) against a 94 inch Burrows’MIN and Wm Stewart s Ohio »nd Kcntoe y fhork Peed Mifl#, lioth lo be ran at once; and if yea are approfo nrtvc of a ri#ky business, you have my entire approh*. lion to iaa Mr P.nncroy’* Corn Crustier a# an aaailiary. Should my shifte art icle to I to grind equal m quality and quantity to the combined production# of .he tw.> or three mills, (jnM ae you please,) then you raa draw a few has-
drrd dollar*, as stake* put up.
Come, lioy*, don’t he cowardly—there I* nothing lift*
walking * might into tbe merits of a thing. u ihaac BTRAUB.
To J. H Kurrows fe Co, Aag4dfewdm
Raaor.., which I will .ell at extremely low figure*, either at wboleaale or retail. Warranted a first rate article or no aale H. S. Ki- LLOGG, N< >- tb * Big Padlock, W#at Washington rt. July 25, I85fe jy2«.
* f Ifee^e. J B Mcfieroau, iauge Morris.Ni. E I n wnuig. * WJ^oeckrr. 5V»iibew9 A RiroaL, H Mrrnii. Nohie 4t I ran. Tholmaa * Evans Mr Dsrrnp. s-1. Uni W J i rso■ee D George. D Cm chea.i. Geo NHlua;. I H Rw.1. A U»TI11»S1. is W Norrv. J D Efotrees. J rdinimi-arger. • S Werbe. Hon. froar Mlaekiord. j F Holt, M Rerh. J M
b D J? Ward. Nathan Edwarcs, J F Kameey.
Roo* E Fcrkm#. Wm Jlbccis. Wm Fc^ert. ti.NTi* Morr’”' R*v. C E Hobo. Dr. J L Mothers.ead. J Fergus..n. T Luihom. .'S Bardwcll. t'hones Mayer. J Hammoud. J Hy •Wk. W RatMotrk. D X Culley. I N I’binp*. C Campis il, Jdiertff; Dr. Tea!. Jamr- B ake, i H Filter. R BfanheW, J Panerson. > It Faiiuer. imii.e was put on by Warrei’. but
^ Lomlen;> Lure. Dnur. fe Aii<iers)M.s;
Dr. J » Panerson. Bopt Lonat.c Uub . J i-s-kw.sm, <'.Hilraeior .-t Gaa atui Coke i'empany. N state
Ukranaa
AMdarion- Dr. Ryau, Hr. Msirpes,-Frmnkun-—Dr. Mar pa; . Plmmjtod—F Teitck-’ W Rac-u^n (ironttutia—Mr. W4111.a19.u1 HfoaoMagnm—Mr. Howe, Mr. Woodward Fotamlk—*. V B. Nod. Momeia—Mr Gatlagtier, Mr. Neely. Nafifeseaff*—i.. Farley. Indianaprtts. Febraary T, 1S«X. Mr. A. A. I oCDKd—Sir: la reply to yoora of yesterday, I would any lhat, had it not been ror ihe potent paper Roo&n* with winch ihe Capital House iscovered. it would have been imposatlile to cave saved tbe building during the late fire adjoining it; and u> my opinion. 1 consider it Fire Prisd J. CAIN I hereby certify that the Roof on my uoaae. Iiemg put on by Louden & Duffy, very ranch protected sad rooi—a Phlenl R.sil—at iha late fire. I shad never again put on a shingle rout ou any building June I, lir&l. J. MTEVENS. CT*" All work wsrran:e>l any reasonable length or tim or no pay Fehmarv 1). i«5 ‘. fefi 4daw
than the . „** _ *f***T , ** — * °*few reward •■sJiSjpilssss
by the •; Father of Water.. -
rencrationa, haa
, . ia the brief
iodi vidua Herd
confederacy.
We know neither the W n
PIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS.— -fl. tbisapostiion i^r the Barret, prepare.. Piper and Pelting Kettles of 90 to I at) gadou:. Mops, tb reens. aad Heater* to prepare Gravei, fee., lor sale at our Manutactorv on Market Mtreet. two ami ooe-hrtf squares eart of ihe
1 ourt Hoaee; with pruned uuerliore. ror mm. mayxldawif C. ZIMMERMAN fe CO„ Indmnaooti*. I ml
DOWDER, SHOT, LEAD, AC.—SO KEGS X Powder, 50 bag* ghoi. dOU.UOd Percussion l apa; I.UM
.—'erctfcMion Capa: BROWNING <k MAYER.
UAUSAGE GRINDERS.—I HAVE THIS ^ day received a large supply of E. S. Conner's celebrated SAUSAGE GRINDERS, which are highly re commended by ail who bave ever uard them. Please call aad examine, at H. S. KELLOGG’S. No. 96 W#»t Waah.ngtoB at., *ign of the Big Padlock. *«S23
t>ICHLY GILT AND PAINTED VASES; Xl» Roby Vaaea; German Vases; jam received.
deeSS
JACOB UNDLEY.
WINDOW GLASS, FRENCH AND ** American.—3D0 boxes, assorted sixes, from 8X19 to 36X48. Juat received and for aale low at ■epCM-dfew ROBERT’S DRUG STORE.
(CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS OF V> every description and very beat quality. A new •apply juat received and for aale at the Drug Store of jjriyl S ROSKNGARTEN <V 1 i».. North Waahington street, near court house square.
CUGARS—60 HHDS. FAIR AND PRIME ~ Sugar; 5U bbt* l rnaheti. Powdered, and Loat Sugar Pnrmilehv t'ROW'NING <v MAYER.
IVTRW WATCH AND JEWELRY STGRE.—'o. 1 Bmixi IJoave, Wa»h*iigtou/^Y •treat-—W« have now open the largest and beatlJK aaaortment of fine Waiehes and iich Jewelry eveiA^B
the public Oar .'•tock i* ail lie\a—selected w.ib great care, and comprises Watche*. Diamond work. Chains, Pioa, Rings Pencil*, Lockets of all kind*, Silver wnre. Clock*. Perfumery. ILa.hea, Soap*. Plated ware, Castors Fruit Baskets, Spectacle*, Ac , which we will ia ail eases warrant, and will sr 11, tor ea*h. at New York price*. Mr. E VV Next, of ibis city ha* taken charge of oar Watch Repairing department, und wilt -pure no |iains give setisfoctioa to oor customers. E. 1. BALDWIN fe CO Jane IX 1863. janelSdlv
T ATEST ARRIVAL—NEW FALL * A Goods, 1853—H. Panataa at No. 1 Washington and Meridian streets, has jnst received and is now opening a large and carefully selected stock of Fall DRY GOODS of tbe latest and most desirable styles, embracing the moat magnificent assortment of Dreas Goods west of the mountains. Consisting in part of Soper choice French .\rennoe*. such aa Browns Modes, Tans, and Blacks, Plaiu. Changeable, and Brocade Silks, Super Hiahoff’s Black Silk, Paramatta* and Persian Cloths. Delaine* and Cashmere* of the newest Myles in market SHAWL-, mroeba long and square, Bay State Plaid and Mlk Shawls and Mantillas. RTAPLE-. brown and 1 leached Muslins and Sheetiitga, Tickings, 1 heck*, Hickory Stripe*. Drillings, Jeans, Woolen ond 1 otton Flannel*; all colors,Cloth* ( aartmere* and 8attinet*, Prints and Gingham* all price*. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, a large *apply. AL'O, a fresh supply of .-uper Ingrain and tluee ply Carpets, Oil cloths. Hugs Mata, etc. Now opening at the No. 1 store, a beautiful assort ment of Opera Flannels. H. PARHIsH. aeptg
DAI8INS, FIGS, toG—FIFTY BOXES tow Rnirtn#; mo drums Fig#; Nun of varioa* kind*, for ^ j*lff BROWNING A MAYER
1 AMES «* Loutsvlll
LOW to CO., 417 MAIN ST., Loutrrllla, Kentucky, are now receiving tbair Ml steck of Foreign sod Doewrtlc Dry Goods to which tb#y tnvlt* th* attention of Merchant* coming to thie Market lo make their purchase*. We are now importtag direct from Europe the principal part of our For-
MUSIC, JUST PUBLISHED— Z/SZZZZ n’a lament,” or ” I’m Mandtng by America. Oar Mock of American E.inu we will conV' A beaatifol song Written by t»66»l*rtil at tbe evert coat from tbe agents in the . th* mart* by j. F. Webber, nod le one Ha***™ clt.ee for caah in pur food*. Our purchases of tbe bet*aenff* of*.keday. price... age. ««* “*•«*• natoairttj for took, and at aucb price# ae 0M Aunt lay,” * pathetic ballad, written , ’»••• «• to dgfy cemperrifou from oil j a* ken and comporwd by Goo. fl. Brown, price... flic. *•?»»» tk**» good* 00 the uaoai time—and it is our d*. ” OM Ifog Tray ” by the aatWor of ’OW Polk* 1 u..—tioa not to be aadereaM ia this or say market at Home;” •• Mean’* In do CoW Ground.” ate. miftecounxt,. «ue5 TM# It tua last oomoo«ltioa of this celeftratad so.
TVew
Ay ••The Orphan’s your graoe, Mother.’ Sarah T. Bolton, th* 1
Ififi grow fixate Hutton#;
?omb#: ^
5 grout Tooth Brushes; SH2T : 1 from Oaorfla; 90 (from Peakoldere; 1M grow Steel pens;
Wood>, n i||, ;
JSiJi.SSlA'iKSTi,
1M dot. Horhet Katvn 1 MgromPaM Buttoua; WO NT DOT rmWW' XigronCiofOtt Pin#
"/was 1 ,
19 grow G. ■. TMorewa; All of which 1 Will SMI
1 prices at 1
Ktw«ii
98 Accordeone;
88 thoaeand Needle*; 3* from Twilled Tape#; 48 from Gilt Vert But-
ton# ;
Ifi grom Traarparent aoap* 10 grom Toilet floap: isrss.aarV’ 10 rrom did* Comb# ■ 40 doa. Pori# Monnaim; SO do*, flciaeorai 50 doi. Buffalo Comb#; lottfor r %H 1„- | mKStei], ferraasar, 1 •S^TT^SU aiMfMOMMK * "nwvross-
vnoo. fig*.
FOB
Cold CHonod ,’^^flllll# myBravrt” ’*Oh ! boy* carry mo loaf,” •• He kind to the loved one* at bmn* ” Alee, a mat variety ot new and popular murte which all are invited to call and examine. A. to JOlfEfl, eept«8 No. 38 Wert WaeMngtoa rtreeC.
summer stock. H parish
Comer Waeftingtoa aad Mendian rtrert.
^.UTTA PERCHA v$. INDIA RUBBER -A Something entirely new.—The North American Gutta Percba Company are offering at wholesale a great variety of Clothing, etc , made from Rider's Patent Vulcanised Gutta Percha, of new rtylea and beauti ful finish. These goods are water proof, free from unpleasant smell, pliable and elastic like India Rubber not injured by fatty anbstancea, and will not decompoae and become sticky They are very different in character from any other goods heretofore made of Gutta Percba, either iu thia country or Europe, and are warranted to stand all climates. Among the variety may be found l oaU, cloaks, t apes. Poncho*. Reefing Jacket# Overalls, Leggina, Souwertera, Capa, Camp Blankets Hone Cover#, Shower Matt*, Syringe# Hreaat Pump#, Ball., Pencil and Ink Kraaere, Gaa’ and effective Life Preserver, made expressly to meet the new passenger law of Congreaa. AH of a finish and quality superior to any other water proof goods now before the public, for sale at the Warehouse Cedar street. ’ Dealer# in water proof goods are invited to examine these good*. beLeving they will find them ekeaptr and far anporiar to anything they bave ever aeen bef re Order* to any actent executed at abort notice. 1MU.IAM RIDER, R. BiLUXua, President X. A. G. P Co Treasurer and Secretary. aeptlg-di w6m w r TUB8, BUCKETS, AC. —100 DOZEN 1 * d ®*L n Tula; 25 nest* Tuba, 3 and 8 each; 96do«n Zinc Washboards loo dogen Bronma. for l,, ‘ r ^ jmelR BROWNING A MAYER.
w mute ot two
— “ •««* Wwe^r r ^r r a ^ n t j^ tag members of the great Amen can , “ ■eonah
Gur progreaa haa been <
iu at*era.
remmrt 10 T OT 0t iDott’impTM.I^ proportions of the grandest, the must liberal and the mort glunoua republic the world has yet known. Aa members of a pAty founded by statesmen like Jefferson, and nurtured by political suns like Jackson there ts ho subiect upon which we should dwell with warmer and more patriotic feeling than the paouaaa rtVE VKaTTHH of the American character. We need not care what the political skeptic may tell us; we know that in the glass of reason, he professes to point to this very element a* that from which we bave most to fear. Dot what cause is it of alarm, lhat the people of this country have determined that our flag shall wave over every acre ou this continent!—that the march of empire cannot be stayed for an hour ?—that our agriculrural population are even more ag^reseive than out armies ?—that, finally, a ten years’ peace would con- < B** r as effectually as the sword, the institntious politi cal and social, by which we are surrounded? Our beautiful republic is cemented, not divided, by the water* of the Mississippi. Let its territory expand, and let our chief end be to strenethen it* proportions by indulging that community ol sentiment which na tore seems to have designed, as our distinguishing char-
ftctexiatic.
Conservative and progressive are terms not the arbitrary birth #f the lexicographer, but bavin" actual parallels iu the history of our country. From the revolution until this hour, two distinct and well defined political organizations have, in turn, shared the honor of exercising the functions, and wielding the destinies of this government. The orb of conservatism seem* to have attained its meridian higbt, and to be now in the wane of tU existence. The star of proeress appears destined to‘enioy a ’•longer day.” It has only risen above the rubb _h of arirtocracv and despotism, and ita brightest glory ia reserved for the future and more brilliant eras of our country A democratic and aa anti democratic party, if we may judge from all experience, are indispensable to the well being of every republic. The American Union, almost without interruption, from ita birth until the present hour, haa been in the hands of the great American Democratic Party. Every poliUcal doctrine which haa received the sanction of time, every measure which is ia operation under thi* government, our army, navy one-half of our territory—these are the legitimate off spring of this party. A* publisher of a Review, 1 shall adhere to the “ an cient land marks” of our party until their rejection or modification shall appear indispensable to a due observance of the growing and changing interests of ’he country. The following democratic doctrines will be advocated :— opposition to monopolies of every description ; The granting, by government, of a portion of the public domain to every actnal settler, witho t regard to creed or clime; The complete separation, not only in name, but ia fact, of church and state ; A tariff only for revenue—to bo exchanged, whenever the people shall be willing, for a system of free-
trade ;
The election of all officers of the government, from the highest to the lowest, by direct vote of the people; The encouragement of every earnest effort amont; men to subvert despotism, and establish republican or democratic government; A strict construction of tne Constitution, content plating the retention by etch State, of every power not expressly delegated to the General Goverhment; Opposition to tbe appropriation of the national funds to aystemsof internal improvement merely sectional in their character; A steady retnrn to tbe ‘-constitutional currency” or th* country; Absolute accountability of representatives of every character to the authority creating them : Finally, the best government, usually that which does not attempt to confer positive bleseing* upon the people, but which suffers them to take care of them-
selves.
A considerable portion of each number of tbe Re view will be devoted to literary and scientific subjects. Several, among Use mort aceompliahed scholars and distinguished politicians in the country, will be regular contributors,to its columns. To each number will be prefixed a finely engraved portrait of some prominent American, accompanied by a biographical sketch. The first or second number will contain a portrait and biography of the lamented Howard of Indiana, which a.one will be worth to all that would preserve a tribute to tbe memary of that distinguished Indianian, the subscription price of the first volume. The Review will he printed upon paper of a fine quality in long primer type—two columns to the page. It will contain about 100 pages, and will be publishtxl monthly, at Ihe rate of .;$3j]0 per year, payable in ad
vance.
Any one sending ten subscribers will be furnished the Review on* year. All communications to be addressed to GEORGE P BUELL, Editor and Publisher Western Democrat!r Review. Indianapolis. Indiana. August 27. 1851
L" BROWN’S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA to • GINGER.—Thia Eeaaenc* iaa preparation of uu“H*? 1 excellence. In ordinaty diarrhita, incipient cholera, in short, in all cases of prostration of tbe di geettve (unctions, it is of inestiaaable value. During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly efficacious; no family, traveler, or individual should be without it. CauTioK.—be sure to get the genuine essence, which is prepared only by P. BROW N, at bis Drue and Cheat- , 2?., ! *™’-> Y -E-‘"**rrfF>ftk and Chennut Straata. /‘htladtipkia, and for sale by all the respectable ApoU. ecanes in the United States, and in Indianapolis, hy jyllkifewly CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING.
IV ( L W dd 0PKNING ’ BOSTON GLASSpatterns ; Balt fellers, assorted ; Ale Tumbler# assort — : -^ *****'•’ * Morted : Wine Glasses, assailed Watch Covers, assorted ; Bouuuei Stand*. . , ^ „ JACOB LINDLET, Jul r * No. 16, Wert Washington street
|Vf ACKEREL—200 PACKAGES MACK* * *»>*■*> M maver
flXjqpxMma
*y9 tofe flwfew » tor <
WO, MUSIC,
X> BCEIVING toK MINT of Cookiae
»ZX
A LA ROB ASSORT-
■•NT of Cooking sod m a a* Hfefrwr
Mg* of tfte HsdAavfL
J^OSBNG ARTEN ’S VEGETABLE PILLS
nd parity tag their — i
a superior
_ - - ’’I™** wry raid, >et . . ‘heir art raa «a the whole *\ wen*. Instead of leavtup drhauy bahmd ue is theemewitft mow .-therpor. gaaiaa iha| runs lens te Ihesmaists. fee. They are
jjxRonti# or histout, nxtnmu-1 SLS'illw? .V,
r i SSg&isgssi
FRANKLIN, AND COOKING la receipt of a larys invoice of tfte
I fe CHAMBRRLAIN’fl, OppeeMe tfte Wrtfftt Brn
•■UtoB W the very lowest
wMcftlaos
LiTAR CANDLES.—500 POUNDS STAR
kJ Candles, none better, for wi!^ at W99 ROBERT'’
Tw "i» fl*#
GOODS AT COST.—WE WILL I the IVy Goods we have on head at com.
KET* HAM ft MERRILL. On* door Kaat o» Capital Honae
ITTOHING TACKLE.—100 DOZEN SEAI GKA^B Fish liura; 16doom 169 Feet linen Fi-b lines:
«L** 1 ‘"T*^** ‘««»; «•• <*««■ »* Feet linen
r* lu *2j* d " 9tn *• ^ l,,,rB 6 "‘' ‘‘It"? redasen C. imn lines; 1600 Yards ^lb Fi-h lines. 199 W»»k,ng , a ne Fish* '"ff rod* from 95 cents to 64 a piece; 1596 Cane fi.hmc Pijfofl 99086 Best Limerick foh book#; Ih UOt Hea> Kirt
fl#h honk*, at very low raie* for ■air uv
a P» I'HABl Hri MAYER.
INBD CASKS
JEWELRY —BOUGHT FROM
PROFESSOR ALEX. C. BARRY’S TRIto COPHKROrs, OR MEDfCATf- D roMI*rilJND, Beartifying, Curling- PresertioK, Restoring, and Strengthening the Hair, relieving disease* <ff the rtin, e *r | *f ******* pew*, sad hewing external wound*, jumdadln no googrnphiefe! mmthe rrueinlnnoi Baaxy'. T.,cao«x»nw pervade, the Umon. fhe ndm of the arUclenflMe yem* hove mereaaed to • raiin that efeanet ex. eeedeMwf **■ | Mtrr a rai if 1 re h# mtoo , look, find* that the nomber ,4 Untie* delivered to order. m qaniume* from half s grabs npwaid. da.
was within n infer of tmtOO.
fornm of (hr ’RrSupfemans. wtow the
feesnaeai ns thto The
nng theyrwr I It leewneen
the
momo green i . #«d In sM i
Itortf The*
ef th* Cn
eff thw kind.
7 • gaureiidv r*T<. m M CXIYBD • beoaUIW Ra. IMLto RAT of thn haapfe of aa ragntoi rarnlm eff tide kmd. The biefemt
r\ENTISTS THAT WANT JONES, to-VVHirt, ft Co a Maiiuiucture of i'eetli can uovr i-e supplied by cubing at J. P. Pn,*- A Co.’s Drug fltore, wliete ihey chu mid a SrgeslOck oi Gum, Alleu ■ Patent Gmu.F.vot auti “laie fee in. i. u ;d and Tin Fon, ftc., die. Perfumery, Miaps, Coainelica. ftc.. Olc . of tbe beat quality can lie had at the Wholesale und Retail Drug More of ie9Mfew J. P POPP; ft CO. XJOTANIC MEDICINES.—wE HAVB toto jait received and are unw opening » fresdi snrp y of t a !! e '“■?' K * trap ‘ ! '! ‘ -oucemrated Medicine#,
he W’bolenaic and Keu.
J. P I OPE .% CO
lL»enii*l Oils, Ac.. Ac Bot.-mh Diflg fltore of
junedddew
'TO GROCERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS 610 PerciJ «u“ Matches, ont a or Kent a, received on coi jnmeut, and for sale by quantity at low rates. Call jeaidfew _ k< .CRTS’ Dnic Store DIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS, REVOLT tot. ER and tLL OTHER KIN lifl —— — <’» PISTOLfl.—flAMtEL BECK ivoold respectfully iniorm ii.e old irieiida anil IL*; public generall\ . ihai He Iisr a^ain taken chaise <>f iii^ (xuit — * ! “ l '* 1 ' 1 “« au * define hu enure attention to the rawiefheture of Gun* His shop „ ou fPasiiuiqton siren QMif a 8q«Mre wcmi of Uie Court Hou^e -qua r, *i^n of’ ihe lug iflun. where tic will be iiappy 10 acrommofiaic ill who may wish good Rifles. Shot-Guns, or any ..liter article ui lue Gan lute. All work -vwrrantet!. ..r u« i-harge He |‘^r W,,,ntly 1 “ nd ^ 0 ''* , 111 " e P >wder >P*. ami HndA^T* fr0,n * P rom P ,: y tttended to
/ iITY FEED STORE—THE UNDER- • . bave opened, at tbe corner formerly occur 07 the -Madison Depot, a
k, " ;
p—i%!l lll ^ aV A a wa » on cot, MsnUy running, to deliver * eiMr F* to say part of the city. Oruers left on our slates at Andy Waliate s, Mansur fe Ferguaou s. and Oliver Tousey’s, accompanied with thecash. will meet with prompt attention. We hope, by the quality of our stock, ike jnstnea* of 0 “h^'S y 4^ ( ^ tentlOn t0 to merit
JOSEPH D. IRWIN,
Samuel m. dougLass.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—WB
to have in Store, and are manufacturing
the laigert Stock ef Boole and Shoe, ever be- will fore offered to tbe trade of this Stats. H ving ffVv examined the Eartern market in th* early part 7 Klto of the season ; the advance in their pcices and the qual
of their work seemed o offer ah inducement to
Weeteca Maaafactum* to make their own work. Tb* trial has proved mort aatlaUctory and our large and in-
creasing trad* is our reward.
Our work is emphatically *’ home-made work ” Wa manufacture the leather from which we mak* our a* cheap as can be purchased ia New York. We, there ilrtU ff, oi oor Stock,
the morep ufactnre.”
yea that it is th* be»t policy, as well ss
r for you to encournge -* Homs
J. K. SoARPR fe CO.
’tow fors
TANNER’S. OIL.—100 BBIA BEST to Stott*, gunk sod shoe 0*1. Also, aa exteamve
TSTaSisrsi’ -
, fc,i vanead Wsdss ; Fl-share. Workers sad flcgmnng Paste and BUcktag Brash...
^^ **?*„?** ^towaiag Sleeken ; Bert Amaricda •fm scaacfe Hsooes; Gecmaatnwn Lamb Stock ■ feom
etc, at tear figaies, at
to CO.’S Leather atom, N*l
M*t the Guort-
gT EXPRESS.—GENTLEMEN’S . . ®®KHfefereto*», thn bert aad cheapest la L
The bigfesrti > ^ Josk received hy
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At
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to CO.,