Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1856 — Page 2

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DBMOCRATIO NOMINATIONS. AaXIUEL P. WUU.AK*', •« Wfcl**. 8 .< mr Umd. Oomrmr, A Ml AX A* HAXMOXD, of V»ro.

fvrSttt^mytf BtMe,

BAMUOs mrncumm, •! mmrgmm.

For Auditor of State,

10JBSV W. DODD, •! OntXl.

For Treasurer of State,

A4ICTULLA JONES, •( Bartholomew.

Jbr Attorney General,

JOO. K. Me DON A LO, of XoatEomerr For Superintendent of Public Instruction, Wlf«tilAM C. £• A MM ABED, Of Pataani.

tbr Clerk of Supreme Court,

B. BEACH, of Bool

WILLIAM

/hr Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court, •OM DON TANK BE. of Jackaoa.

Kootnf of tho sum Central Coxnittee. Punuaot to notice heretofore given, the Democratic State Central Committee met in thU city on Wedneiday the 16th inst. The great question as to the eligibility of Colonel Joke C. Walker, us a candidate for the office of Lieut Governor of Indiana, being before the Committee, from various sources, the Committee, by resolution informed CoL Walker thereof, end requested an interview with him, whieh wm promptly responded to on hie part, when an interchange of conreraation took place, of the most harmonious character. After this the Committee presented a written statement to Col. Walkkb, requesting him, in view of the absence of record evidence of his age, to withdraw from the canvass as a candidate. The Colonel received the communication in spirit of kindness, and asked time until the next day to deliberate thereon, which the Committee granted. On Thursday morning the reply of Col. Walkkr was presented to the Committee, in which he, for the reasons therein contained, very politely, and in a spirit of patriotic devotion to his principles and of liberal chivalry, unhesitatingly re signed his candidacy. After the declination of Col. Walker was formally Accepted, the Committee proceeded to dll the vacancy thereby created; whereupon the Hon. Abram A. Hammond, of Vigo county, was chosen as the candidate for Lieutenant Governor. A committee was appointed to wait upon Judge Hammond to in form him of the result, and to ascertain whether he would or would not accept the proffered honor. In a short time the committee returned with Judge H., who, in his usual urbane manner, returned his thanks for the partiality thus shown him, and accepted the nomination, promising his best exerionafor tbe success of the whole Demo-

cratic ticket

The best of feeling seemed to pervade tbe Democracy on the announcement of the result Judge Hammond was formerly an "old Whig," but has not acted with that party since 1852, but on his return from California, in 1854, voted the Democratic State ticket, and l£ak acted and voted with the Democracy since that period. He was a delegate to the Democratic State Convention from the county of Vigo on the 8th of January last, and attended its deliberations. Judge Hammond is a good speaker, a gentleman and a popular man. His selection, under the circumstances, we hope will give general satisfaction, as we have no doubt that he will be well reeeived by tho people who know him as an honest man and a reliable politician. The official proceedings will be given tomorrow iu detail/ and will fully explain themselvc^ Moral Suasion. A correspondent of the Boston Journal writes from Newbury port, as follows : "The temperance cause is receiving considerable attention here. Meetings are held weekly in one of our public halls. Every Sunday evening lectures are given by the clergymen of the different religious denominations in this city. By the [articular request of his friends, Mr. Gough has accepted an invitation to deliver a lecture on this subject, in the City Hall, in tho course of a few' weeks. Mr. Gough spent the early part of his life in Newburyport. He has a large circle of friends and acquaintances here, who will bt pleased to listen to his powerful eloquence in behalf of this glorious cause. Having attended most of the lectures which have been given here, I have noticed the curious fact that roost of the speakers have said but little in relation to the present liquor law, but verv wisely, in my opinion, adopt the principles of "moral suasion." These I consider the only true grounds upon which to meet the great evils of intemperance. It is true that the present law has net been enforced in this city—but is not the same true of two-thirds of the cities and large towns in this Commonw'ealth ?' Hence I consider it a strong argument that the law is a "dead letter," and that the true friends of temperance cannot expect to aid their caaee by peering radical enactments. However, it b not my intention to argue this subject I will state one fact: By actual count it b ascertained that there are one hundred places in thb city where liquor can he obtained ; some estimate the number as high as one hundred and fifty. Thb fact should help fill the ranks of the friends in the cause

to set forth what he

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of dS^&dgn" vote of the country, and regrets the -large number of foreigners in office. As a mb he thinks the country should be

ericans.

Pillow has written a letter declin

Mr.PlE

“d “T* *^*7 coat from $15 to $20 per man, A nice Busiaesa, requiring,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' [ UR. Hi still til

MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.

governed by native-born Americana. Gideon J. Pillow has written a let

ing tp be a candidate for the Democratic nomination of Vice Praenicnt. Geo. P. seems to pre

we think, immediate snppressioo.—Atlas. How would a few of Miae Dutton** rifles do in the brads of the pom coolies ? Where is Aiff-acu’s benevolence inthbeKtreme case ol humAn outrage, misery, death? Where are Beecher’s prayers, and where is the Brooklyn sUdlehca sympathy? The reverend Mr. Dutton’s deacon had better open hb ! Bible and shoulder hb rifle in the cause of the poor Chinaman, instead of enlisting under Governor Robinson, who b enjoying himseli at one of the best hotels in BoMon. If it be the spirit of true Christianity that moves ye— Beechers, Stillmans, Duttons, Killams—if ye

g to build a cathedral iu ner womacn. mu are not j • very face of heaven when tu bed erery rnght w.tfa * club to keep off ye tum ^ cycs to t ' ho ^ teroa l Throne

above and proclaim that for its glory alone ye labor—to execute its will, only, ye strive,— your voices will be rabed for the succor, protection, salvation, of your poor Asiatic bretheron who are stolen, smothered, drowned, starved, and sold into slavery by thousands upon thousands, while your political tears are running in streams over your lantern jaws for poor Kansas ; Kansas, whose only danger is in your gratuitous guardianship. But it is not for the immortal soul these babbling philanthropists—these noisy, -roistering reverends—these pert misses challenge the attention of tbe world, but merely to subserve the end of cunning, selfish ambition—to gain party ]X)wer—to feed the fire of fanaticism ; to do this the}- would immerse the Bible in blood while declarin^their garments ns white as wool, and yet be as deaf to the shriek of real suffering humanity as the adder whose slimy course they follow.—Boston Post. The Triumph Complete.—The Democratic triumph in the State is complete. The returns come in better and better. Since the State election of 1847 the opposition party has not been so thoroughly routed. We have certainly carried eight-tenths of the Supervisors, and our present impression is that the Democratic popular majority will not be less than six, thousand! and it is very

likely to reach seven thousand !

This is the first gun of the Presidential campaign from the North-west. The glorious sound booms over the Union, and carries gladness Co tens of thousands of patriotic hearts. It announces tho great fact that the reaction is fairly under way, and that its progress is irresistible.—Detroit Free Press, IH/t

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A entire right for a, ODTTnVG S PATENT AMBROTTPBS, in the City of Indianapolis, are now prepared for taking

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The ambrotype being hermcUcally *eaiea w two p ate* of Bne polished glass, (by A cemcut not only scevm-s, bat gilds and l»a«U*cs the i

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had asked him. But Mr. B. is a modest man, and be proves it by intimating that some such candidate ms Freemont ought to be nominated ! There is a woman in the lunatic asylum out West, who thinks that the Reman Catholics are trying to build a cathedral in her stomach, and gum to bed every night with a club to keep off the papists. She ought to he admitted Into the Know Nothing Ledge without a ballot. The New York Courier and Enquirer, an old Native American paper, and with a leaning to Black "BepubhoaB" Know Nothing-

ism, says :

The money brought into the country fn the pockets of emigrants is computed by tens of millions annually; and the value of the emigrants themselves in peopling the country, subduing the forest, cultivating the prairie, and opening the mine, is hardly to be reckoned in

dollars and cents.

Certain Know Nothing editors have recently made the discovery that Gov. Wise of Virginia is [insane. Judging from the tone of the articles occompanying this charge, The Atlanta Intelligencer is inclined to think that the charge itself proceeded from the madness of those who made it. The "Republican” majority in the Ohio Legislature have passed a bill to amend the habeas corbns act. The Cincinnatti Eqmrer

says:

If we understand its provisions correctly, it gives to Abolitionists the right of replevying from service, by a process from the State courts which brings them as well as the Marshal before it. The Sheriff is empowered to take the slaves from the Marshal’s jurisdiction by force, if lie resists. The law is a clear invasion upon the sovereign right of the United States, and will be resented as such by the General Goycrniuent. Its only effects and tendency will be to bring Ohio in nullification collision with the authorities at Washington. It is a dishonest effort to evade upon the part of the State, its solemn compact upon entering the Union, to deliver up to their owners fugitives from ser-

via>.

The National Committee of the Black Republican” party have issued a call fora National Convention, but it is remarkable that the name "Republican” occurs nowhere in the call. "The people, without regard to past political differences or divisions,"-are invented be "the National Committee appointed by the Pittsburgh Convention," to meet and recommend candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, but under what banner or party name is not mentioned. What does it mean ? Is the name "Republican” already become unavailable ? We pause for

a reply.

A Washington correspondent of the Boston Courier says that there is a movement to bring forward Mr. Orr of South Carolina, as the Democratic candidate for the Presidency. A very able communication in the Richmond Enquirer of Tuesdayjlast, recommends Robert M. T. Hunter of Virginia, for President. !. There has been a Black " Republican " meeting at Goose Creek, Loudon County, Virginia. Admirable and appropriate name. The municipal election held in Portsmouth, Va., on Saturday last, resulted in the choice of the entire Democratic ticket, including Mayor, and the whole City Council. Portsmouth and Norfolk used to be the very hot beds of Know-

Nothingisin.

Some of the prominent Southern members of Congress are urging a anion of the Democracy on Senator Fitzpatrick of Alabama, for the Democratic nomination for Vice-President. ( -V A Virginia Democratic paper understands the Connecticut delegation to Cincinnati to be

favorable to Rusk and Toucey.

The Rochester Union (Soft) says it will support Mr. Dickinson, if nominated for the

Presidency.

The Rochester Advertiser, speaking of the late declaration of the Chicago limes in favor

of Mr. Dickinson, says :

When it is remembered that the Chicago Times is, from position, naturally the friend of

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Moa.) W proof •gaitirt A* »c«tou of waler or ael the variations o:'climate In long sea voyages; and is Uie «*t miniature, and in one-rjuartnr the time of the l»a-

* WILMOT, it Mannfactnrer ami Dealer in Fashionable Beaver Otter & Silk lints, MO. 8, WEST WASHINGTON STHEET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. TS now receiving direct from the Eastern mannfac1 Hirers, the largest awl mom desirable stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever oflered in Central Indiana, comprising among others— „ - . „ Panama, Maracaibo, Cnrraeoa and Granada Hal,-; Pedal, Kinland. Canton and Floreoce Braid IlaU; Leghorn Hats, all Colors; Ladies’and Misses’ Flats; Palm Leaf Hats; Mens’ and Boys’ (.’hildrcns’ Fancy Straw Hats, Soft Hat*. AU shapes and colon. Mens’ and Boys’Wool Hals. All qualities. Mens’ and Boys’ Paps, every stylo. SPliINO HTYIaK silk hats. I am making a Bne Silk for FOU R IKJI.LAUS, which is a very superior article, and deserves the attention of all in want of an elegant, light and durable head cov-

ering.

.M> stock of Straw Goods is very extensive, all of

which will be sold at the lowest pri es.

The attention of Dealers and others is invited to my stock,as l have no doubt an examination will fully satisfy them, both as t-j prices and qualities; ^ ^ ^ sprlS d&wlm 8 West Washington

NAVAL SUPPLIES,

C The extreme popularity of the Ambrotypes.lmsgiven rise to much imposition. Counterfeits upon single glass covered with black varnish, are often sold lor A mbroiype*. None are genuine without the patent stamp. The public are invited to call and examine specimens

at the

METROPOLITAN! GALLERY, College [Hall Building, Hast Washington Street. N. B.—County Rights for Crmuo’s Patent Am«R»TYriiS for sale, and instructions given in his A»hrofyi>o and Mezzograph process. VV. H. WKKKS Ac CO. aptTd3m 1

OH N DRIES—

O 5 Cartons Silk Illusion; 5 “ White Bobbincli;

5 “ BrusselU “

Received this day, and for sale by

JAMES LOW & CO.,

ap|7 418 Main st., Louisville, Ky. -|>ID _ GLOVES—50 doz. ladies dark colored Kid 1Y Gloves; :mi do/.. Ladies light colored Kid Glow*; ‘Jidoz. I Julies Kid finished Silk Gloves. Received tills day and for sale by (AMES LOW & CO., apIT 413 Main-street, louisvillc, Ky. / \ R APK — 15'.J pieees assorted colors, received this day and lor sale by JAMRS LOW CO. • 418 Main st, LouUviHi*, Ky. | RASOI.S—ltd silk paraso's, received this day and

! for sale by

JAMES LOW \ CO.

418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.

“Nypall Stores,”**G'nn«lIc(i,” Ac.’."ifi-’oT.

New Department, April 12,1R5G. j Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. I

► ROPOBALS, sealed and endorsed “Offer for Small Stores,” or “Offer for Candles,” or •■Offer for Sal* Soap,”,or “Offer for Mustard seed, Hlaefc Pepper,” Ac., us the caie may be, will bf received at the bureau until 3 o’clock, P. M., on Thursday, 15th day <1 May next, for furnishing and delivering, (on receiving twenty days’notice,) at tbe United States navy-yards at Charlestown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York ; and Gosport Virginia, such quantities en/y of the following articles (excepting the salt water soap and the candles, for each of which separate proposals and contracts will be made) as may bo required or ordered fri.ni the contractor by the chief of this bureau, or by tbe r*-s-

nding officers of the said

ty bo required or ordered fri.ni

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peelive commanding officers of the said navy-tards,

during the fiscal year ending 3<)lh June, 1857, viz: B’xs, shuving, India rubber Combs,coarse, do

Brushes shaving

Brushes, scrubbing

Brushes, shoo Brushes, clothes

Buttons, navy vert Buttons, navy niodium Buttons, navy coat Buttons, dead-eye

Combs, line. Grass for hats Jaek-knivos Razors, iu single cases Razor straps, Ordway's

Scissors Spoons

Blacking, boxes of

DIED,

On Thursday, April 17, at IS o'clock, A. M., Me.toeret M. consort of Emanuel Hauoii, aged :!1 years. Fu-

Rev.O. Brown, at the house, corner

neral services by Krv. O. Brown,

of Vermont and East sts., to-day al 2>i o’clock.

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friends of the family are invited.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. M. HUMS.

H. A. P LETC'HKR.

H. A. FLETCHER & CO. DEALKBS Ilf RICH, FANCY AND Staple Dry Goods. h'o. 28, We*t Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Carpets, Mattings, Hogs, Stair-Carpets, Bonnets, Curtain Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas, Cloths, Ca&ilmeres, SalUnotU, Keaflyainado Clothing 1 , At., Ac.

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H. A. FLETCHER & CO. IT A V E just received the largest stock of SPR ING & JjL SUMMER DRY GOODS ever brought to this mar-

ket, consisting of

Black ami Gros dc Rhine and Fancy Silks; Silk Tissue ; Crimean Plaids: Borages; Challies; Spring <le Laines, English, French and American prints. SftTrA.x’cr Goods, Silk, Crape, <'actus and Soft Straw Bonnets, Misses and Youths’ Flats and Hals of ail descriptions. Silk Mantillas of the latest Paris Fashions: a large assortment of all grades and colors. SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL FOE THE LADIES. . Ladies French Cabas; Pearl Porto Monaies, Card Cases and Work-baskets. CARPETS—Brussells, 3 ply. superfine: Cotton Warp; Oil Cloths: Rugs; Drngets; Straw .Matting <fcc. iThese Goods were selected with great care, in Boston and New York, and will be sold ala small advance.

II. A. FI,ETC HER,

aplSdlm J. SI. HUME.

[Locomotive & Journal copy.]

Senator Douglas, also a candidate for the Pres-

kimlly

is all the friends of this gentlemen in New York

idency, this kindly mention of Mr. Dickinson

of temperance.”

Thk Pkospkct,—The immense gains of the Democrats in our large cities and towns and in those States where elections hare beott held this Spring, although opposed by a combination of Know Nothings, Republicans, and Abolitionists, show very clearly which way the wind blows. A year ago, in each of tbs States alloded to, viz: Rhode Island, Kaw Hampshire, and Connecticut, the Democrats weraLflefeated by an overwhelm ing majority, ’mis year the combination against them baa been more extealye «* complete than before, yet in each case they press very closely epoa tho hods of their opponenta. Until hat yearthere had long bean an Ahotitloe or Fkee Boil party, whieh neither aided with the Domoaralt nor with the Whigs, But, at the bat two elections, they have fmtonuxed lovingly with the other opnoDseti ef Pmaeuntj; rad the consequence

have a right to expect, and if his Soft enemies in that State can derive any comfort .from this opinion, as expressed by the Times, we certainly have no disposition to disturb them iu the en-

joyment of it.

A secret "Republican" State organization has just been exposed at Penn Yan. The Grand President is Wm. C. Parsons, of Penn Yra, and the Grand Secretary is J. Yan Voorish, of Rochester. Col. Fremont is likely to become the leading candidate of the "Republican” party. Blair and Grekly are said to be for him. Arms will not yield to the gown on this occasion, and Justice McLean is In danger of

being ruled out.

The N. Y. Herald’s Washington correspondent gives the following, which, if carrieu out, wiirleavtfthe Northern members of the convention but little to do iu nominating a President: A secret circular has been sent to tho Democrats of the Southern States, proposing a union of all tbe Southern delegates to the Nad Convention, before leaving for Cinctnupon one man as their candidate for 1 Presidency. It is urged that such a step is n dered necessary under the present state of things, for Southern security against Northern fanaticism, and that the safety at the south consists in the choice of some person for tbe Preaideucy on whom they can with certainty rely.

'f'xRKSS GOODS—All Wool Do lainca, French Chintz Printed (Thallieg; Lawns; Brilliantines; Chintz obes; Plain, Figured, Black and Fancy Borages a Issues; India silk; Flonncod Berages; Summer si Figured Linens; Prims, Ginghams, &c.,in store and for rale low by [ap 18] A. B. WILL ARP & CO.

A. B. WILLARD.

A. O. WILLARD.

A. B. WILLARD & CO. DEALERS IN STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.

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No. 40, West Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS IND.

VlTARiTK®—■* or 5good pantaloon-makers at YV T. M. JENNINGS’ aplSlw 20 East Washington st.

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JIM BROIDERIES—

Jacouett Collars; Crochet do Swiss do Lace and Swiss do Honilon do Crape do Cambric, Swiss and Lace Undersleeves; Undersleevcs and Collars in setts to natch;

Muslin Cbimiseits;

Cambric do Linen setts in;

Collars and Sleeves.

Just received and for sale by apl8 A. B^ WILLARDCO.

*. 3. PRESTON.

C. O. WCRBK.

PRESTON & WERBE, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Will attend promptly to all busincst, entrusted to their care in the different Courts of the Slate of Indiana. Particular attention paid to Collection in all parts of the State. OFFICE In Union Hall Huildings. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

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Beeswax, iu lb. cakes, pure.

Cotton,spools of Nos. 12 and 10,200 yards each, 3 cords,

equal parts.

Handkerchiefs, cotton, fast colors, 32 by 30 inches, weight not less than 2 oz. each, texture 8 by 8 to one-

third inch.

Needles sewing, Nos. 1, 2,3 aud 4, drill-eyed between*. Ribbon, list, best Freuch black, 12 yards to tho piece;

width, 1)^ inch.

Soap*,shaving, in cakes; each cake not less than 2 oz. Silk, sewing, blue-black; wrapper not to exceed 2 oz.

to tho pound.

Thread, black and white, Marshall's bestqualit Tape, white linen, 4 yards iu length, % inch wide. Tape, black, twilled cotton, 6 yards in Iciigtli, inch

wide.

Thimbles, 8-10 and 9-10 diameter.

White salt watir soap—leparale bids for 100,COO lbs. The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut oil, and be of tho best quality denominated “ white saltwater soap,” and be delivered on sixty days’ notice, in good strong boxes of about 75 pounds each, and, after Inspection, the boxes must be hooped at ouch end, at the expense of tho contractor. The price to be uniform

in all the yards.

Candles—sr/iarafr bids for 50,000 pounds. The candles must be American manufactured, of prime loaf lard sterine, six aandlos to the pound, 8 t-10 inches in length ezelssira of tip, six caudles No. 1, to weigh not leas than 14 ounces 37-luO; melting point not to be less than 140 degrees Farculicit. Tae wick must be braided, and coia|>oscd of 78 cotton threads of tho best quality of No. 27 yarn. 'J lie candles to be delivered on sixty days' notice,'in good boxes, containing about 30 pounds each, and tile box to be marked with the contractor’» name and the weight of the ciiiidles. Mustard seed, black pkpper, &c. Separate bids tor all that may be required lor the use of the navy, to be delivered at New York only. Mustard seed, American, brown

Pepper, black, Malabar.

Bottles, octagon, for mustard and popper.

Corks, for bolttles.

All the foregoing erticles must be of the best quality, and conformable in all re? pec is to the samples deposited at said navy-yards and iu this bureau, and subject to such inspection at llie navy-yard where delivered, as the chief oi tho bureau may direct, tho inspecting officer

ts be appointed by tho Navy Department.

All the articles to bo delivered free of any incidental

expense to the government, in proper vessels

ges, and the price of each Rrti<

the respective plat es of delivery. Packagra in which the above articles are delivered must be marked with their contents aud the name of the contractor, and be sufficient to insure their temporary safe-keeping. The contractor must establish agencicn at such stations other than his residence, that no delay may arise in furnishing what may be required; and when the contractor or agent fails promptly to comply with a requisition, the Chief ofllie Bureau of Provisions and Clothing shall be authorized to direct purchases to bt> made to supply, tho deficiency, under the penalty to be expressed in the contract; the record of it requisition, or a duplicate copy thereof, at the Bureau of Provision and Clothing, oral either of the navy-yards aforesaid, shall bo evidence that such requisition has been made

and received.

Two or more approved sureties, in u sum equal to the estimated amount of the contract, will be required, and twenty per centum in addition will be withheld from the amount of all payments on account thereof, as collateral security, to secure its performance, and notin any event to be jiaid until it is iu all respects complied with; eighty per centum of the amount of all deliveries made will bo paid by the navy agent within thirty days after bills, duly authenticated, shall have been presented

to him.

Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on application to the navv agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,

Norfolk; Pensacola, and at this bureau.

A record, or duplicate of tbe letter informing a blddei of tlie acceptance of hif proposal, will be deemed a notification thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1846, at.d his bid will be made and accepted in con-

formity with this understanding.

Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed

ap!7 QHlRTINCrsrRlPKS—HI BalesFhlrting Stripes; 15 10 bales sea island grown cotton. Reeeived this dav aud for sale by JAMES LOW <krO., apl7 418 Main .rt., Umisville, Ky. ii.A. FAUNESfOCK & CO.,

Comer of Wood and First-sts., PITTSBURGH, PA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemical, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Linseed Oil,Varnishes, Window Glass, Glassware, Surgical Instrument, Lard Oil, Turpentine, Patent Medicine, Perfumery, Brushes, Alcohol, Tanners' Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil;

Spices, &e., Arc.

MANUFACTURERS OF White Lead, Red Lead and Litharge. "XXTF. have in store, and offer for sale, 300 TON’S VV WHITE LEAD, in packages of 2.7, 50, 100, 21H), 300 and 50U pounds each, which we guarantee to bo full weight, striotly PUR*, and unsurpassed by any

in quality.

Having resident partners iu New York and Philadelphia, to take uUvauUg.) of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell Drugs, iVo.,fnr cash, or to prompt time dealers, on as favorable term as Eastern jobbing

houses.

n~r’li. A. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, furnished with English, Gorman, French and Spani.-li directions.

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Stfj.ooo’ TIIK KA .ODDMUTUAL JOINT STOCK UNION S PREMIUM FESTIVAL

In connection with the

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A VOYAGE TO EUROPE.

ATMASONIC HALL. Will take place on TKIUBSDAY, MAY S, tS.qG.

TVTOI ICE.— liio Proprietors of the Panorama of a 11 Voyage to Europe, take pleasure in announcing to tho public, that after much trouble and expense, they

have completed their arrangements fora

GRAND PREMIUM FESTIVAL!! I«» take place al»ove. Ii will bo seen by a i>orusal of the Programme, that this is no catch-penny operation <1 (rotten up to work oil a lot of gilded or worthless

trash, but a

LIBERAL, FAIR AND EQUITABLE distribution of Presents i.. patrons of the Panorama, ami the l ropnetors believe l tho ittnuncr in which they have con due let I their Gift K si ivaU heretofore, will

Auditor or Stats, \

_ __ ' failure to com-

'requitHfon of tho law ‘to authorize and regulate the business of General Banking ” in the State of Indiana; notice is hereby given to those holding the rfrralalinr notes of said Banks, to present the same at this Office for redemption before the 1st day of October, 1856. that the affairs of said Banks may bo anally

dosed, viz:

Traders’ Bank at Nashville;

Elkhart County Rank; Bank of Connersvillc;

Bank of Attica;

State Stock l ank of Indiana, at Peru;

Wabash Valley Bank;

Bank of America, at Morocco;

Bank of Alban);

Bank of Bridgeport;

Laurel Bank; Orange Bank;

Green County Bank;

Atlantic Bank;

Bank of T. Wadsworth; Traders’ Bank at Terre Haute; Drovers’ Bank at Borne; Farmers’ Bank at Jasper; New York Sunk Bank, Vincennes;

Plymouth (tank.

uprl'4 de. wtf H. E. TALUOTT, Auditor. fTOME AT 1. AK’JT—The second, and long lookedL-' for lot of \\ all Paper Bordering, dec., has just been received at the ^ LIM4JOCKSR, aprl4 dll' No.7 West Washington-st.

Q UN DR IKS.—

r.oo doz. Men’sGum Suspenders;

ion “ Boy’s “

moo Bundles Whalebone,from 8 to 12 inches;

500 “ long “

73 Pieces Whiw Linen Drills:

500 “ Nankeen;

1000 White Mosquito NetU; 500 Blue & Green “ “ each;

350 pieces Robbinett.

Received this day aud for sale by

JAMES LOW A CO.,

apl5d&w 418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.

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Proposals for Parrying; Nfatl.

Office Union Railway Co., j Indianapolis, April 12,1850. {

IJROPOSALS will be received at the Union Depot iu Indianapolis, opto the first day of May next, for

entile

> ing tt

isation when but one

if part for the faithful the conditions of the

n proper vessels or pucka icle must be the same at

NEW BOOK BINDERY. CAMPBELL. & CO. IVd. 32, West WashingtDii Street. Over tbe Central Bank. TTAVE got fairly under way in the Bonk Rinding Xl business, with new tools, new machinery, new slock, mod new energies, and are putting work through “With a will.” We take special paias with RAILROAD and BANK

The Lacou Intelligencer, an excellent Dem ocrtic Journal, has raised the^ name of Stephen A. Douglas to tho mast-head, as their choice for President of the United States, and evinces n determination to do gallant ser-

vile in the coming struggle.

The Maryland Second Congressional District Convention, for the selection of delo-

gatw to the Cincinnati Convention, will Ud p'e^^r. u^ho'^''t^ holden at Baltimore, on Wednesday, the 30th •Jfow^ork Ageufo-w. H.cAkV&CO.; and WARD, Of April. ..'U*» MS w**., . CIOSB&CO. _ aplfeMrwlj*

The Pittsburgh Oatette, In reply to an ar

seat sty

order. The patent stitch is used, which secures strength with great flexibility. PERIODICALS, PAMPHLETS, and MUSIC bound in a handsome iu inner, and old volumes rebound. There is a PRINTING OFFICE connected with our Bindery, so that tbe print-

ing is done under our own eye.

We invite the public to gire us a trt*i; satisfaction is guaranteed. aprl8-d3m. CrisUdoro'sHair Dye still Triumphant! /CONTRAST the tin Is brought out in the Hair by CriaKJ tadoro’s‘matchless revitalizing HAIRiDYK. and those prodned by the appHeatton of the burning Sr ' * ordinarily sold as Hair Dve*, you see al once rant color Is natural In one ease, uflhatara! in the other, and the simple reason is that Crbtadoro’s Is the only preparation whieh, by ife exact chemical combination, operates on natural and immutable principles. Made, sold, and applied (in 10 private rooms) at G but ado bo's. 6 Astor House, Broadway, New York. Also for sale by

be a sufficient guarantee on their and honorable fulfillment of all

Programme.

The public are requested to read attentively the f..l lowing list ol some of the costly, rare, and' valuable t. ills to be distributed among the shareholders: Ojte Superior rich-toned Rosewood, 7 Octavo Full Iron Frame, fluted legs, carved Pedal and moiild-

delivering the Mails at the t’nrs of each Company teringthc Union l*ep<?l, and receiv ing the Mails at Cars of said Companies and carrying them to the Post

Office; designating the compensation when but

daily Mail, each way, shall be carried per each of the several Companies, and the increased rate, when one or more additional Mails shall be so carried. Term of

service one yenr, commencing June 1,185t».

apUtd W. N JACKSON, Rec’y.

FHKE - 6F~ C H A R GE!! TWO SPLENDID PARLOR ENGRAVINGS,

TT'NTITLED “ Bolton Abbey in the Olden Times,” Pj a splendid steel engraving, from the celebrated painting by Landseer; and llte *• Departure of the Israelites from Egypt,” a largo and beautiful engraving from a painting by 1*. Roberts. The retail price of the above engravings is$3 per copy, but will be sent frer

of charge, as loilows:

The subscribers have established a Rook Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication to the retail price free of postage. Any persons by forwarding tbe subscription price of any ol the S t Magazines, such as Harpers’, (rodey’s, Putnam’s, Graham's Frank L'slie’s Fashions, &c., will receive the Maga.pes for one year and a copy of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge, or if subscribing toa 52, and a $1, Magazine, such as Peterson’s, ai fchallen’s Ladies’ Christian Annual, they will receive both Magazines and a copy of cither of the above

engravings.

Every description of Engraving on Wood executed with neatness and dispatch. Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, <Xic. All orders sent by mail promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their building engraved can send a Dagiiemotpyo or sketch of the building by mail or express. Persons at a distance having saleable articles would find it to their.advantage to address the subscribers, as we would act as agents for the sale of the same.

BYRAM & PIERCE,

lie ltd It . r .l> bouth 1 bird Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SPRING STOCK DAILY ARRIVING! ZESootis gxxxd. SIlxoos. P. M’NAUGHT & CO., A RE now daily receiving direct from tho Eastern manufactories, a very I.'^re and carefully selected stock of Goods ill their line, i insisting of every article. Fancy and Staple, in use i Ladies, Gentlemen and

Children.

The newest faslii n» and choicest styles may bo scon

by calling at the

V I 'I' Y 8 If O F, S TO It F. , where will l*o found full stocks at cheap 4 .rices.

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DRS. GILBERT & KENNEDY,

TREAT

CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS Ac WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS. OFFICE 74'i Broadway, corner Astor Place’N. V. < gRTli U ATts VROM •

ings, from the celebrated Manufactory of Brown x- -Ex. Gov. T. M. Tucker, (’apt. Wm. Leathers, — ” ■ ■ -- - I Judge F. W. Huling, W. P. Allison, M. D,

I Vii * Irtfiiflh S»l!c»rrt.

Allen, Boston; warranted.

Dollars.

Valued at Five Hundred

in the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval service for 184d-’47, approved 10th of August, 184fl,)bya wti tten guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per.-ons, to the effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation witbin ten days, with good and efficient sureties, to furnish the supplies proposed The bureau wilt not be obligated to consider' any proposal unless accompanied by the guarantee required by law; the competency of the guarantee to be certified by the navy agent, district

attorney, or the collector of the port.

tied to ike samples and as, in the inspection d comparison Kill be

offered and the samples and

contract, rerewingnont that fall beloto tkem; and their attention is also particaUrly directed to the joint resolution of 2~lk March, 1854, and to the act of the U)th August, 1548. . aprl8-w4w

description of artiecles required, < before reception, a just hut rigid made betrceen the artieles offered i

SNYDER Ac DUKE, ap!7d6t 9 West Washington st. T>RINTf*--New Lots, new Styles, from els. a yard, X up to 18. 'SNYDER A DU K K, apl7dC4 «J West Washington -t

, first opened at

SNYDER & DURR’S, 9 West Washington st.

J^ONNETS -Spring Style ;, fi»t opened at

reoaired with “shouts of exultation,”

Not

si this

PS. B LEACHED BIUKLINR—His day reeeived ia width fri>«i H (w9V, yards srhto, sm*

cheap, at

wssmnmm linn w- T»HT—Now opow, re«aprUH>gtlre PaI lull ciSc, CoeEeeo, Merriraark, EnglUli, Hamit-

B IffifcSSMfcerofoth-

aeBing front to

aplTdfit

MEW MLKK.

AT

M. M. DUNN’S. T AD1KS wishing to examine some beautiful Styles of XdFamey 8Uks,are invited to call at No. 57, Blalte*n Commercial Kow, (Opposite Slates House, and see some Goods which are elegant as any lady can wki to see. apl6 M. M. DUNN. T> LEACHED MirSLtN.—Ladies are roapectfully invif> led to call alM.M, DUNN’S aud examine the nice Loudaie Bleached Muslin, 1 yard wide; Soft Undressed Goods, which he sells for 12>, ecu la per yard. aplC l%« BKIIJJANTK—This dsy icceired, and will

slU be soM 20 esuts per yard, at

M.M. DUNN’S.

SILK THAT WILL NOT CRACK

—» Ears jnat received a eelebrmted Btaek Sflk, Save confidence to believe wiU wear wrthoul cleaning,

M.M. DUNN’S.

14 Extra Fine Gold Lever Watches, Hunting and Magic Cases, vary ing in value from 93.7 to SC20. 12 SUPERB HUNTING AND OPEN DIAL SILVF.R WATCHES. 8 SETS OF MAGNIFICENT JEWELEY, Of various styles and elaborate workmanship; 12 Massive Fine Gold Vest, Fob nml Guard Chains; t; bine Gold Double Lockets; 12 Gold Pencil f’ases; i, ;l dies’Elegant Broaches, modern style; Ear-rings, Hrttcelets, Necklaces, Breast Pins, Finger Kings, Silver Plated 1 Ca sett. Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Goblets, Tea Spooks. Fruit Knives, Pocket Books, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Seals, Watch Keys, Vest Hooks, Lockets, Canes, Castors, &c., Ac. MAKING IN ALL, i,000 PRBIvIIUMS! ! ! VABziJED AT $5,000. U^Shares, entitling the holder to Two Admissions to the Panorama, and also a voice in the distribution of the Premiums, 50 els. eaeh.Jjr 12 CERTIFICATES, S-). 23 < KKTlFIt'ATlCS, $111. Number of Khares'l.imitetl to 12,000. 'I he manner rtf distribution will be decided iiimui t.v a rommitteo of genllcmon chosen by the shareholders, a few days previous to the Festival. The Jewelry aud Fancy artieles mat t.e s?eu at \V. H. Tai.bott A- Co.’s Jewelry Store, Washington-st — t he PIANO FORTE’at \. G, Crane’s New Yotk Mti sic i tore, \\ ashiugton-st. , ITT’Fertiacates can be had at W. II. I’ai.bott dr Co.’s t aslnonaole Jewelry Store, A. G. Crane s New York Music Store, Port Office, News Depot, and all the Principal Hotels, and at Masonic Hall, I NCR & <’A LLRN DINE, Proprietors. The office of the Panorama, at Masonic Hail, w ill be open from 8 to 12 A. M., and troiji l too P M aprir.jdtf ’ it! FN'I'AJ. Fl.KCTKICITV

AND

Physio jVIedienl Praelice! | NRS. CURTIS A- KF.ELY will lecture on Tuesday evening, al Masonic iiall A variety of extraordinary experiments will be performed. Their ASYLUM will Im oimmi at Uie same Hall,every day at ,t o clock, P. M,, l*»r ihi* treatuieiit of all cH.-t*- of Utsease,especially those, that have baffled other MediThetr PRIVATE CLASS will be taught on Thursday and Friday evenings, nt half past7 o’clock. .‘.dinittauce fee: to cts. Charge only to pay expenses aprlSdlt Dr.. CURTIS a KF.KLV. OTUA h Kl>—From Uie Subscriber, on the Vth irisi., O a dark red cow, with but liltlb- white upon her. She ha t a bet! on when last seen. Anv person Latins any information respecting her, al the Book store oi werdewdr Chamberlain, will be liberally rewarded _apI5d2l* DR. E. HOWARD. TO CITY AND COUHT&Y BUYERS! W K 1,,vi,e the attention of city and country buyers » » to onr stock of DRY GOODS, which U now verv complete J a M KS LO W <t CO , aprl7d&w_ 41,- Mahrtsl., Louisville, ky. PKINTS.—We are selling all brands of~Ameri«n F I rints, at Manufarturers prices lor par funds. , pl . JAMES LOW A CO. aprl.idAw 418 Main street, Lottisrille, Ky. 1_>LEACHF'D MUSLINS.—We are selling the differXX cut brands of BleacheJ Muslms, at Manuiaclur. rprtces, by the case, for par funds.

apbTd&w

Tricking.X for sale by

aplodcVw

JDakeges.-

i'apt. Isaiah Sillers, Judge Alex. Walker, A. S. Baldwin, M. I)., CoL Maunscl White, Hon.T. BntlerKing, Thos. E. Bond, .M. D,. Gen. Nnrcisso l.opez, , 1. S. P.-acocke. a [permission TO refer to Kx. Gov. J:ts. C. Jones; Hon. Fr«‘d. P. Stanton; R. F. Palmer, inventor of Palmor’s Artificial l^g; Francis Grice,Naval Constructor, N. l ard, Pliiladclphta; Proprietors of tho Girard House, Philadelphia.

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i\oitit:

1 \l\llie removal of the Land Office from BroivnsV r vil.i.tf to CtiAi KiKt.n, in the Territory of Minnesota. In accordance with the provisions of the act of Congress, entitled “ An act authorizing changes in the location of land offices,” approved March 3, 1853, it is hereby declared and made known, that the Jjiiid Office for the sale of public lands in the “ Root River District,” in tho Territory of Minnesota, .will be removed from the town of Brownsville, its present location, to Chutlield, in said Territory, on and after the tkirttjJirst dap of May nett. Given under my hand at tho City of Washington, this third day of April, A. D. l u 56. By’ order of the President: THOS. A. HENDRICKS, t'eininissioner of the General Land Office.

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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED ! Dowvoiac, Mich,, March 11, l?5t;.

J. A- RHODES, Esq.: DearSir—As 1 took yonrmediciae to sell on consignment, “ no euro no pay.” 1 take pleasure in stating its effects as reported to me by three brothers who live in this place, and their testimony is a

fair specimen of all 1 have received:

S. < ‘onki.ix told me—“ 1 had taken nine bottles of

.lies

Christie's Ague Balsam, and eontinualh run dov while using it, until my lungs and liver were Congested to that degree ttiat blood discharged from my mouth

JAMES LOW & CO., 418 Maln-st., Louisville. K J

25 Bales Ticking recei ve.l this oav

hg received this oay.aiio JAMES LOW & CO.,

413 Main st., Lmisville, Ky.

Jt’ases Crape Bareges, solid colors; Received this day and for^tThy" 1 ” "

, r l , JAMES LOW * CO.,

418 Ma»ii~streei, Izouisville, Ky.

NOTICE. ! —

R\ l, "I lh ” Commissi oners of Genera) XJ Land Office, I will oflier for entry on the 2tnli dav of May next, at 1 o’clock P. M., the southwest quarter

ard bowels, so that all thouglit it lir.possible for me to I've through another chill. The doctors, too, did all they could for me, but thought I must die. Nothing did menny goo.1 until i got Rhodes’ Fever and Ague Cure, which at once relieved mcofthe distress and intu sea at the stomach, and pain in my head ami bowels,

and produced a permanent cure in a short time.”

H M. Conki in says: “ I had been taking medicine of as good a doctor as we have in our county, and taken any quantity of quinine aiid specifics, without any good result, from 25tli August to 17th December. Bntseein" how nicely it o|rerated on my brother, I got a bottle of RHODES’ FEVER AN D AGUE CURE, which effected

a permanent cure by using two-thirds of a ImtUe.”

s M. Conklin was not here, but both the other brothers say Ids case was the same H. .M’s. I sold the medicine to both the same day, and tlie cure was as speedy from the same small quantiy, and l might so

specify. Yours with respect,

A. HUNTINGTON.

The above speaks for itself. Good proof as it is, it is "f no better tenor than the vast number of like certificates 1 have already published, and tho still greater amount that is continually pouring in to me. One thing more. Last year I had occasion to caution the Pubie in these words:— “ I notice one firm who have taken one of roy general circulars, substituted tlie. name ol their nostrum for my medicine, and then with brazen impudence end their pamphi. t with (he exclamation, flsrt the proprietors oi any other meditiifi) say as much if he dare,’ ” &c. Now l take pleasure in saying tiiat the caution referred to the same “ Dr. Christie’s Ague Balsam ” that is mentioned in the above certificate. There are several other industrious people who are applying to their poisonous trash all that 1 publish about my Fever and AgueCure, or Antidote to Malaria,except the Certificates of Cures, and tlie Certificate of the celebrated chemist, D. James K. Chilton, of N V . in favor oliU perfetly HARMLESS CHAR ACTED, which is attached to every 1m>U!o. ibeso will always serve to distinguish my medicine from imitations. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor. .. , . , i. PwoviBR.N-ce, Rhode Island. For sale in Indianapolis, by Koacr-rc, Usowmihu. generaHv & Mo * nT ’ G ‘ T ’ »<>’> >’> DruK.sU

aprI2 d3m P A- Co.

infir3 dltw4w

which has

and will retain ite lustre, can Sad it at

II

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION! 1 YfT K £ L,N ® HOPSK POH SALE AT AUCTION.—

susai as 2%

dun Street, south west of the Blind Asvtum, at Auc-

‘‘"P- .4 s ' I t** u P* rt <,f purchaae moiiev will he re-

150 *■»•"■-“• a-m

situated upon a lot having a trout of 100 feet, and has

a good stable, carriage house and bath houae. Acc. For

other particulars, apply to Mw. Y. Wilzt. aprfl «ttw JOHN A.M’CLUNG.

_ . NEW IIOOKT

|>\ Mrs. Caroline Lee Hertz:

^ uCKijiniP A2VD MAIIRIAGR: or Use Joys ami Sorrows of American Elfe. Large 12 mo. C22 pages.— Jl Just received, express!)- for tbe wholesale trad« b Y KTKARNK& SPICER, _ - No. 12 Illinois st.

,« JAMES LOW A CO, apLai&w 418 Main at, Louisville. Kt. pATKNT THRBADl^-MiO ILsk PateiiPliireadaMorX ted Nos. and colors. Received this day. and for 5 * le V* JAMES 1A>W * CO., apt5dAw _ 4L3 Main st., LouiavlUe, Ky. pASSIMRRK XNli CLOTHES rases Black C.-.ssi-

Hl!Uk < - 1f : th Received Ibis day

*^*! r .y** JAMES U»W A CO., 1 aplad&w 418 Main st., Loatsvilte. Ky.

XJ KW GOODS THIS DAY NOW OPENINGl-SteHa is awl Crape Shawls, Black awl Pane* Silks. IV-

laghwuu, Prints, I

d Pane* Si CtaUfes, ] M. M. DU

Silks, IVMoalius,

NS’S.

n. Ami&n opportunity is nmi-Jmuml

a. a. Dunn's.

dtligetii search, two F

T AC » AII<)ltWMW OW

-n •« v t ^ »H r'

Ml

E-SSffSii

rrewtr-oMt

. ! «t» tit

hm nirtri otttl Diwr S SalMr* w# isti'idgtfl

laines, G! _ Linens, die., at

1>LEACHED and Brown Idwen Tabic Corn*, NsoIX khra, Doyetiaa; jam aw—ad at *Pl« M. M. DUNN’S. VTTOOL DELAINES—Bhw, PtS, WWw, fire—.— WJ Jwatopeae,! aad awfUwg cheap at OO as W!{ ceatoaar ya*d,at .

the Athcneum. Theterraa.

C. A. ELLIOTT.

dec., will be made known.

Indianapolis, Feb. 6, ism. n . b 7

T"«!S

pj£u,

pOURTSHIP AND V Hentz. At

April 5-dlf

A Hew Book. AND MARRIAGE--

IAGK—By Caroline Lee OTEWAKT* BOWEN’S.

«IUIT SCHUBBUMt YOUR FLOORS.’ received our fourth ! ofTbree-Ply, Tapesnew designs. Also 18-4, Ol! Cloths

Jute*

iti« hsps

whole lot) or n put kssA** »

>taa f irTht

5—oH Vkfiah

,*«fr T i->a* re>s evrotd ret sgiaf t

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, f f «C ;

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Wu$^

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ttSJf rm.

‘-.aarKrev,^.

•—res. l)ec. IT,

7.MS5-HtiC

»ps , g . ’j- k. mm

J. K. WHELAN * CO.

MQ * YT IXhlH .*

IsSS

tmu DAY. at tha LADIES’ FANCY

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Notice. \T7E take r Icasure in informing our •'*' tomers in general, that *'■ arc in r selection of . . Cloths, Doeskins, FANCY CASSWIEIIE8 selected expressly for Custom Irsuc, rability and neatness of sun' 3 .‘J in tills city. Also, a sui^ncraswrun'ni READY MADE CWTIU^ «. HATH F III a I8H1 a (i B 00»» ^ ^ Our Goods have been „ur hf®"* attention al the FXstern MarkeU, * purcliasing enable us tu sell «t lower r. ‘■“'"'Mce stock of as we arc Whuleaiiinjr GiMhU m of New York. “LfeuORsTNDVVlH^ Tlh IT. H. BONDED WARKH^ 8 ^ cipw A our Agent, -Mr. W. S. Boti.s, - ^ have made extensive srrsngemen^ W» * of FOREIGN LIQUORS and I** ssr-». "assss.. mariM-dtf NEW BOOKSTHE PEARL OF PttRL |,IV * TM.B eollectioa of Wond^rfttl ami Supra* 1 PERSIA AND

MlOURNTIKt No. 59, Fourth St., M"*? ~ Clmclmmmti, j&sjsl&ggm deriea, iTmlertakers’ Trirnttnp^:

'T'HIS DAY 1 assorted In—

Tumblers; Wines; Cordials;

Jan;

PfoAa:

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