Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1856 — Page 2
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IS0N4 W.C. LARK ABEE
- »PITOK». ' INT3IANAPO LIS*
SATURDAY MORSISO, APRIL 19,1856.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
. I Fbr Oommar,
AMDBBL P. WIIXAMB, #t
Fbr LimtL Oaten**,
AMMAN A. MAMMOMD, mt Vtff*.
For Secretary of Bate,
PA1VIB1* neCtXUUj •* 9ft«riran.
For Auditor of Bede,
AOIIN W. MOOD, of Oramt.
For Treasurer of Stale,
au(jiix.a jonm, •« Bartii*i«Hicw.
For Attorney General,
JOf». E. McMOftAEO, •« M«Mt(r«MeiT* Fbr Superintendent of Public Instruction, WI1XIAJB *'■ EAMKABEB, •( Vutmtm.
Fbr Clerk of Supreme Court,
WILLIAM M. BEACH, •» Dtone. For Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court,
4)0IIDON TANNKB, 9t JmcMnum.
Proceeding! of the Democratic State Central Committee. The Democratic State Central Committee of Indiana, met at the Democratic Club Room* at Indianapolia, on Thursday evening, April 16, in pursuance of a call issued by John M. Talbott, their Chairman. The Committee being duly organized Lafe Devolin was, on motion of J. W. Chapman, Ksrp, appointed Secretary of tho committee; when the Chair in a brief and appropriate manner explained the object for which the committee wore called together. The membera of the committee present were J. W. B. Moore, of the tint district, James 0. Reed, of tho second district, Joseph W. Chapman, of the third district, John L. Robinson, of the fourth district, Lafe Devclin, of the fifth district, John M. Talbott, of the sixth district, Hamuol L. McFadin, of the ninth district, Hon. Robt. Ix>wry, of the tenth district, and Andrew Jackson, of tho eleventh district. A proxy from John P. Dunn appointing Maj. A. P. Morrison his legal representative was read and received, and Maj. Morrison, requested to act with tho com-
mittee.
On motion of Hon. John L. Robinson, the Chairman and Secretary of the Central Committee were requested to make out, sign, and forward to the delegates and contingent delegates of Indiana, their credentials to ths National Democratic Convention; which motion was adopted. On motion, the committee stand adjourned until 8 o’clock to-morrow morning. The committee met pursuant to adjournment; when, on motion of Joseph W. Chapman Esq., the following preamble and resolution was unanimously adopted. (Hon. Robert Lowry was, by request excused from voting on said preamble ami reso-
lutions.)
Wurbkas, The success of tho Democratic party aud Democratic principles is of infinitely greater importance than that of any individual, member of said party: And WmutA.s, We deem it important in the coming contest with the combined forces of Fusionisin in Indiana that the Democratic party should present candidates entirely free from any and all personal objections, and whose principles alone shall be the test of their strength: And WhilHeas, ilia industriously circulated that the Democratic nominee for Lieut. Governor (Ool. John C. Walker) is constitutionally inelgihle on account of his being under the age required by the Constitution of Indiana : And Wiikksas, The time has arrived or is close at hand when our candidates should commence the canvass of the State upon the slump; Therefore. Rrsolvid. That we, tho Democratic State Central Committee of Indiana respectfully recommend to Col. John C. Walker, that for the foregoing reasons, and not that he is ineligible, in fact, he forego the canvass and decline the nomination for said office of Lieut. Governor. James G. Reed Esq., then moved that Joseph W. Chapman Esq., bo requested to inform Col. John C. Walker, of the adoption of the above preamble and resolution, and request no answer. The committee then took a recess for an hour and on again assembling Mr Chapman presented tho following letter from Col.
W alker:
To the Democrats Central Committee
of the State of Indiana :
1 have Just received a copy of your preamble and resolution, In which you recommend that 1 shall decline the nomination conferred upon me by the Democratic State Convention of the eighth of January last. Although in the event of a popular decision in my favor at the October election, I should not fear the result of an effort on the part of our opponents to oust me of mysoat, orto prevent mo from entering upon the discharge of the duties of the office,—yet an earnest wish for the success of the Democratic party and iu principles—a consideration infinitely above mere personal aspirations—Induces mo to examine seriously your recom-
mendation.
Partial friendship carried iny name before the Convention, doubtless with the feeling that it would add strength to our ticket. The support 1 received in the Convention, was flattering evidence of wide extended confidence In me,'and an earnout, as I thought, of tho
«>mhuaiasUc support of the people.
The question of my ellaftbllity was extensively discussed among the delegates of the convention; and the assurances onny frienda, touching the question, seemed to gtvo entire satisfaction. Util, while the endorsement there given ms, during the agitation of this question of eligibility, indicated that I should receive the generous support usually awarded to tho candidates of Demoi raiic Conventions, and that tills question was put at rest so far u our own party is concerned—I am unwilling by any apparently selfish anion, to create or encourage doubts or dissensions In tho harmoniona coun-
cils of the party. With a view, th
clo, real o 1 offer my
a view, therefore, to the removal of every obstad or Imaginary, to the triumph of onr principles, wjr roaignatlou of the candidacy 1 now hold.
„ey 1 now hold. Kcspectfully, yours, J. C. WALKER.
• On motion of J. W. B. Moore Esq., the letter was received and the resignation of
Col. John C. Walker, accepted.
Maj. A. F. Morrison offered the following resolution which was unanimously adopted: Refined, That in consideration of the peculiar attitude in which Col. Walker has been placed by the general rumour of his ineligibility on account of his age, and the reasons which have operated upon him todecliue the Candidacy for the office of Lieut. Governor, we award him the highest commendation for his liberal course on this occasion, and iu hia behalf bespeak for him, from the Democracy of the State a full acknowledgment of their satisfaction with tho course of Ool. Walker in tho premise*. James G. Reed Esq, made the following motion. That the State Central Committee now proceed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Col. John C. Walktr :
which motion was adopted.
Judge Lowry requested to be excused, and •Need to withdraw from the Committee, which request was granted, and Judge Lowry with-
drew.
Hon John L. Robinson moved that the vote be taken by viva voce, which was recieved by consent. Wherenpon the committee proceeded to vote for a nominee whicafre■ulted on the fourth ballot as follows— Abram A. Hammond of Vigo County, received five votes to-wit: Morrison, Chapman, Jackson, Talbdtand Develin. Hon. Robart Lowry, of Elkhart County, received four votes, to-wit: Robinson, Moore, Reed and McFadin. Abram A. Hammond having redevd^a majority of all the votes cast, was, on motion of James O. Reed, Esq., unanimously declared the nominee of this Committee fbr the Ouiee of Lieut. Governor. On motion, Metsia. McFadin and Moors warn appointed n oommittee to inform Jodge Hammond of hia nomiaalion sad request him to appear instanter before the Committee. Judge Hammond appeared, aceepted the nomination—making a few appropriate reSamuel T. McFadin then made the following motion. That a copy of the proceedings he furnished Um Indiana Stats Sentinel for publiratioo. and that alt other Dm* pc pew be requested to copy the same. On motion the committee ad dfs. J. M. TALBOTT, Lara Devbust, Ssosetnrp.
State Convention on the 8th of January last, in bbedieme to a cslliafHMlr'fSIiMniian, met at Indianapolis on the 16th Inst, and transacted the businem noted in the proceedings herewith published. It will be seen from these proceedings that CoL John C. Walks*, the nominee of the State Convention for Lieut Governor, declines the canvass, and that Abeam A. Hammovd, Esq., of Vigo county, is nominated by the committee ia hia stead. The resolutions of the committee on this subject and CoL Waller’s reply thereto, so fully explain this transaction and the reasons which superinduced it, that it leaves nothing for theeommittee in this form toadd, except to say to tho DemMCfac? of the State, that Col. Walker, as his letter demonstrates, has acted in this matter with a magnanimity and patriotism that must secure for him increased admiration and esteem from the Democratic party. He withdraws from the State ticket for Lieut Governor. Though confident of his ability to maintainhis eligibility to the office for which ho was nominated, by satisfactory proofs, yet, actuated by a scrupulous and chivalrous regard for the success of his political principles,prefers to renounce all personal interests, rather than any—the least— embarrassment should arise from rumors afocting his constitutional right to take it. While the State Central Committan, in view of the great interests at stake, have felt at liberty to accept this actof voluntary selfsacrifice on the part of Col. Walkeb, they cannot withhold an expression of their admiration for his conduct, and their esteem for his person, an expression doubtless, that will find a cordial response from the peo-
ple.
The vacancy created in the Democratic State ticket, by the withdrawal of Col. Walker, devolved upon the State Central Committee the delicato and responsible duty of selecting another candidate. * This they have done, with all the care and deliberation reanisite in so important a matter. They present the name of Abram A Hammohd of Vigo county, to the people of Indiana, as the Democratic candidate for Lieut. Governor, with a perfect confidence that their choice will be ratified at the polls by a majority of thousands. Though formerly a member of the Old National Whig party, Mr. Hammond, after the Fusion movement, which swallowed up a great portion of that party, was inaugurated ; and when in the full flush of its first success, looking with alarm and disapprobation upon all political movements based upon slavery agitation, and utterly condemning all secret political organizations, found himself impelled to unite himself Avith the Democratic party, voted with it 1854, and has ever since been one of its most devoted members. The committee have felt that in making this selection there was a peculiar fitness in the choice of Judge Hammond ; and an opportunity afforded which they embraced with alac rity, of thus giving evidence to that great number of the people of Indiana, now in the Democratic ranks, whoso position is similar to his, of the cordial and sincere good will of the Old Democracy to their bretheren who formerly acted with the National W T hig party. The Democratic State ticket is now before the people, and the platform of principles adopted by th« State Convention. The nominations for Congressional Candidates will soon bo made throughout the State, and in Juno the Prsidential Candidate of the National Democracy will be placed before the country. The contest on which we are now entering is one of unprecedented importance. The issue is Union or Disunion. On the side of the Constitution, the Democratic party is arrayed, with an open declaration of its principles, prominent among which are tho right of the people to eelf government, and religious liberty. On tho other a coalition is formed of the most incongruous elements, a fusion of which is to bo effected by an open and shameless subordination of principle, and a combination of Abolitionists, Freesoilers, Native Americans, Know Nothings, Maino Lawites and Political preachers. It will be for the people to choose between them. In view of the great interests at stake and the unprecedente>d and reckless moans employed by our opiionents, we exhort the democratic voters o f Indiana from this hour to exercise a sleeples: i vigilance. Organ izo Democratic clubs for tho public discussion of political questions and the circulation of documents, in every Township.— Appoint committees of vigilance, raise funds and make application to Senater Bright and Messrs. ZEnolisu and Millcr our Democratic representatives in Congress for documents for distribution. Remember, that our adversaries are vigilant and unscrupulous. Keep out of all secret political societies, under whatever nami or pretext tlicy may be formed. They promise unmixed evil to our institutions, and are wholly iAcompatible with the spirit of a free people. Above all—never fail to attend the polls t.t all elections and vote. We, trust and believe the result will be a glorious triumph of onr principles, and a merited rebuke to Fanatics, Know-Nothings arid Abolition agitators. From all portions of tho State the committee have the most cheering accounts of onr prospects. Wherever a trial of party strength has been made in the lata spring elections for rity, corporation and township officers, onr friends have either bean victorious or shown an amount of strengtk hitherto unknown to them. The committed, therefore, exhort onr friends, onr candidate: I on the State ticket, onr candidates for Presidwntial electors, both regular and contingent* to take the field without delay, and go vigorously to work and keep the boll rolling. Ekrly organizations and prompt action are highly important. .14 J. M. TALBOTT, Chairman. Lafb Dhvrun, Secretory.
ganip Sno oObary W"* ■ COMO tho effoshms of the beautiful and accomplished authoress to our columns, and hope her productions may often grace the
[For the Indiana State Sentinel] SIGHT IiE\ KKIKS*—No. 4.
BT LA MLU OeXASA.
A bine foiget-me-not h/sleeping ins dale. And, eeerand anon, a zephyro’er It swept; A low, soh, gentle, b tlmy, odor-breathing gale. Which fanned the tiny flower as it sweetly slept! So, in the humblest spheres of life, some Joys arise, Which matte this world, to nil, n world of Paradise! A patient, pensive, modest, meek-eyed violet, Up-springing from the soil. Us dewy petals spread Above a new-made grave! the broken earth was wet With tears,—for there a loved one slumber’d with
the dead! ^
And thus it sang, whilst blooming in that lonely spot: ** Weqp not! weep not! the soul is with its God! weep
notL”
Upon the sea-shore lay a music murm'ring shell, Fair, polo and curioa-lT-wrought, fresh from the
wave.
And, as it listened to the ocean's distant swell, A sigh to by-gone memoiies it fondly gave;— And e’en when most its little heart was scared and sore, A*creeping wave, the shell nnto the ocean bore! A glitt'ring fountain sparkled in the ambient air, And acnla mournful cadence thro’ the leafy grove; And, as eve's perfumed breath stole over all things
there,
It pined, despairingly, for something it might love; When mngel-rolces bunt from Heav’n and whisper'd “ Play !” And mirrored in Its silver'd depths a starlet lay ! A little bubbling spring, low-shelter'd In a glade, Moaned out this plaintive ditty, sad and tearfully : “ Here weep I all the day, deep-buried in the shade, For Fortune, flckle dame, hath shut the sun from
me.”
The flow’rs blooming by its side, crept o’er its brim, And sang, tt Do we not love thco ? sigh no more sweet
Spring! ’*
Thus, do we roughly Journey o'er Life's beaten track, Sometkiu/r is guru to nova us.—something ever Kill, And if wc, to the long-forgotten Past look back, E'en there wo And /.are's genial traces, ling’ring
still!
And what is sweeter, than such blessed Uuth to know, That we are lov’d, and loving, where soe’er we go ! Melancholy Accident.—On last Thursday, Mr. John Hubbard, a most estimable citizen of this county, was so severely kicked by a horse that be died the next day. He suffered the most intense agony until near his death, when his sufferings .seemed to cease, and he gradually sank away to that ‘ sleep that knows no waking.” He leaves a most excellent family to mourn his untimely end. Wabash Intdl<genc e.
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CUTTINGr £ PATSfiT AMBtOTYPES, lit the Oty of Indianapolis, arc now prepared for taking these beautiful and enduring pictures in gtaas. The awhrotyt* ^eii.g hermetically *eale«J between
twn p ntes bf flue polished gUse, (by acemCnt wblcb not only secures, but gilds and beautifies the tmnrta- flowed, via : rton.Jteproof against the action of water or acids, or Traders' the varialiona oJ cUiaam in lemgnea voyages; ami is the
only kind of picluEBik&S will rvmniii tmcfiaugcd bj time. They can be taken from the full size of life, to ihe sinadest miniature, and in one-quarter the time of tho Daguerreotype. Iliey are not reversed, can bo seen in any light, as plain as na engraving; hence, are Very suitable I
WILMOT, m Manufacturer and Dealer in Fashionable Beaver Otter Jk Silk Hats, BO. 8, WEST WA3HIWQTOH STREET. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. T8 now receiving direct from tho Eastern ruanufacA turers.the largest and mosl desirable stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever oflered In Central Indiana, comprising among others— ! Panama, Maracaibo, t'urracoa and Granada Hats; Pedal, Rutland, Canton aud Florence Braid Hats; Leghorn Hats, All Colon; Ladies' and Misses’ Flats; Palm Leaf Hats; Mens’ and Boys’ Childrens' Fancy Straw Hals, i>oft Hats. All shapes and colors. Mens’ and Boys’ Wool Hats. All qualities. Mens’ and Boys’ Caps, every style. SPRINa STYRK SIRK HATS. I am making a flne Silk for FOUR DOLLARS, widt h is a very superior article, and deservbs the attention of all in want of an elegant, light and durable head covering. My stock of Strew Goods is very extensive, nil of which wiil be sold at the lowest pri es. Tlie attention of Dealers and others Ls invited to my stork, as I have no doubt an examination will fully satisfy them, both as to prices anil qualities: WILMOT, aprl'J d&wtm 8 West Washingtou-st.
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11. A. rLKTT'HKR.
H. A. FLETCHER & CO.
RICH
nEALKRSIK FANCY
AND
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fJAKPKlft FOH MAY-Just received at XI PTE WA RT & BOWEN \S ap!9 Book Emporium. O eA. 33 T ®
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. A large and select stock of House Furnishing Goods received this week, consisting, in part, of Kich 3 Ply Carpets; Superflne Ingrain Carpets; Cotton and i.ist Carpets; Veniliuu Stair Carpets; 4-4 (i-4 8-4 and 16-4 Floor Oil Cloths; Colored and White 4 4 and 5-4 Matting; Door-mats Drugets, Rugs, &c; Lace and Embroidered Curtain Muslin by the yard or in sets; Satin, Worsted and Cotton Damask; Oil Window Shades; Buff and Green Hollands; Hanging Fixtures; Curtain Brass Bands and Cornices; Tassels, Loops and Gimps; Linen and Muslin Sheetings; Linen and Muslin Pillow Ca«ings; Irish Linen; Bird’s Eye and Russia Diaper; Cotton 3-4 aud Table Diapers; Table Napkins. Towels; Huckabac; Brown Linen and Hollands; Brown and Bleached Linen Drillings, &c.,&c. AH of which are offered to the public at a very small advance on Eastern cost G. G. HOLMAN. apl9Jlww2w. No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall.
Staple Dry Goods. No. 28, \Ve»t Washington Slrnet, • INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Carpets, .Mattings, Hugs, Stair-Carpet*, Bonnets, Curtain Goods, Hats, Cups, Bools and Shoes, Umbrellas, Cloths, Cassttneres, Sattinotts, Head) -marie Clothing, Ac., Ac.
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H. AT KLETO HKJi & CO. IT AVE just received the largoutstock of SPRING A XI SUMMER DRY GOODS ever brought to this mar-
ket, couaiating of
Black ami Grosde Rhine and Fancy Silks; Silk Tissue ; Crimean Plaids: Borages; Chtllies; Spring de Laines, English, French ami Anierh-an prints.
JStX’A.TOT' G-oods.
Silk. Crape, Cactus and Soft Straw Bonnet*, Misses and Youths' Flntsand Hats of all descriptions. Silk Mantillas of Die latest Paris Fashions: a large as-
sortment of all giade->nn.l colors.
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL FOR THE LADIES. Ladies Frenclt Cabas; Pearl Porte Monales, Card Cases and Work baskets. CARPET'S—Brussells, 3 ply. superflne: Cotlon Warp; Oil Cloths: Rugs; Dru-
gets; Straw .Matting&c.
These Goods were
suitable for Pins, Lockets and lafie Frames as well rs The extreme popularity of the Ambrotypes, has given ise to much imposition. Counterfeit* upon single glass covered with black varnish, are often sold tor Atubrotype*. None are gen nine without tho patentstamp. The public are invited to call and examine specimens
at litc
METROPOLITAN »AL.l<tiRY, College lHall Building, Hast Washington Street. Ji. B.—County Rights for Ci ttiku's Patxkt Am«r>*tyvss for sale, and tMtrnetfmis given in his A mbrotypo aud Mezzograph process. W. li. WEEKS & CO. apl7d3iu . Li UN DRIES— O .I Cartons Silk Illusion; li “ White Bobbinelt; 5 “ Brussells 11 Received this day, and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO.. ap|? 418 Main $t., Louisville, Ky. IT ID GLOVES-50 doz- Indies dark colored Kid IV Gloves; Mt doz. Ladies light colored Kid Gloves; 25doz. ladies Kid tlntshed Silk Gloves. Received this dny and for sale by IAMKS LOW' CO., apIT 418 Main-street, Louisville, Ky. / iRAPK—loftpieves awertedcolors, received tins dav Vj and for sale by JAMES LOW A CO. •ipG 418 Main st , Louisville, Ky. 1JAKASOLN— Uu r-ilk parasn's, received this day and E ftkf sale .1AMKS LOW & CO. apn ’ 418 .Main st., Louisville) Ky. OHl KTlNG STRTPKS—ttTBales Sltirting Blrtpek; 15 O bole* sea island grown cotton. Received this dav ami for sale by JAMES LOW Ov CO., apt? 4ts Main st., Lmisvillo, Ky. B. A.'FAHNESTOCK & 00., Cornerof Wood and Fird-sts., PITTSBURGH, PA. LUVORTCItS AKD DEALERS IX Drugs, Medicines, Chemical, Dye Stuffs. Paints, Linseed Oil,Varnishes, Window Glass, Glassware, Sur-gt'-al Inst rumens, l^ml Oil, Turpentine, Patent Medicine. Perfumery, Brushes, Alcohol, Tanners’ Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil; Spices, &e., Ac, MANUFACTURERS OF White Lead, Red Lead and Litharge. \XTK have in store, and offer for sale, 3(-n TONS YY WHITE LEAD, in packages of J5, f.O, 100, -“bit, 300 and 500 pounds each, which vve gtiui'aulco to be puli. WEioirr, sTRtm.Y puar, and unsurpassed by any in quality. Having resident partners in New YerK and Philadelphia, to take advant ige of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell Drugs, Ac., lor cash, or to prompt time dealers, on as favorable term as Eastern jobbing
houses.
JPF'B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge, furnished Willi English, German, Freneh and Spanish directions.
aplGdSm
~ TilK S5 00<»MUTUAL JOINT STOCK UNION'S PREMIUM FESTIVAL
. in connection with the
3E* a ia. o m xxx «, of
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE.
AT MASON 1C HALL. Mill take place on TH( KKDAY, MAY 8, 1S5«.
TYToriCK.—The Proprietors of tho Panorama of u xx \ oyago to Europe, take pleasure in announcing to the public, that after iniieh trouble and expense, tlu \
have completed their arrangements fora
[ECUS,
Omen Acwtok or State, j
(WtwriBf nwnrt “£nks having been placc!l iu liquidation, in consequence of their failure to comply with the roquhition of the law ‘to authorize and regulate the business of General Banking ” in the State of Indiana; notice is hereby given to those holding the circulating notes of said Banks, to present the same at this office lor redemption before the 1st day of October, 185G. that the aflitirs of said Banks may bo finally
Traders' Bank at Nashville;
Elkhart County Bank; Bank of Counersville;
Bank of Attica;
Slate Slock Bank of Indiana, at Peru; Wubazh Valley Bank; Batik of America, at Morocco;
Dank of Albany; Bank of Bridgeport;
laurel Bank; Orange Bank;
Green County Bank;
Atlantic Bank:
Bank of T. Wadsworth; Traders' Bank at Terre Haute; Drovers’ Bank at Rome; Fanners’ Bank at Jasper; New York Stock Bank, Vincennes;
onth Rank.
Plymouth I >rl4 d&wtf
aprl4
H. K. TALBOTT. Auditor.
F^TXi 5 -™»A.vaSwi” A. B. WILLARD & CO.
dealers in
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
• EKAGE ROBES—Worth §12 00, selling at 87 So at " I d&w ] M. M DUNN’S.
POPULAR IVlPmUINES!
ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT
W. W. ROBERTS’ DRUG STORE!
No. 14, West Washington Street.
Balm ofa thousand flowers, i Sellor's Liver Pills. Sir James Clarke's Female ' Lewis & Fletcher’s Com-
ap 18dtf
No. 40, West Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS IND.
pound for Fits.
Woods’ Hair Restorative. Bragg’s Pectoral Wafers. Wright’s Tonic Mixture.
rer<*
Pills. Wistars’jBalsam WildC'her
ry-
Roberts’Hair Regenerator.
Hall's Balsam for the lungs : Everson's Ague Pills. Russia Salve. j Davis’ Pain Killer. Brandreih's Pills. I Smith’s Tonic Syrup. Guysott's Yellow Dot k and Roberts’ Extract Jamaica
Sarsaparilla. Ginger.
Soule’s Sovereign Balm i Curtis’ Hygelan. Pills. • McLane’s Vermifuge. McCUntock’s Pectoral McLane’s LiverPIUs.
Syrup. I W r right’s Pills.
Fahnestock’s Vermifuge. : Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Green’s Oxygenat’d Bitters; Ayer’s Family Pills. Petroleum, or Kock Oil. ! Forsha's Liniment. Marchisi’s Uterine Catho- Bruce's Panacea. licon. i Deshler’s Ague Pills. Holloway’s Pills and Oint-, Radways Ready Relief.
ment. I India Chologogne.
Moffat’s Life Pills. Seat’s Negative Fluid. Moffat’s Ptxenix Bitters. | Adams' Liver BaLam. Weaver’s SyrupforCanker'Sands’ Sarsaparilla. and Salt Rheum. Jaynes' Expectorant. Bruce’s Cough Elixir. Bennett’s Eye Balm. McCUntock’s Diarrhoea Jaynes’Sanative Pills. Cordial. ; Grtefenberg Medicine. Stanton’s Horse Powders. Phillips’ Cough Syrup. Batchelor’s Hair Dye. do Rheumatic.Linimet McClintock's Alterative 1 Loreo’s Liniment. Syrup. ; Sur. Hops and Boncset. McClintock’s Dyspeptic 'Seller’s Vermifuge. Elixir. Jones’ Oholagogue. Rogers’ Rheumatic Lint-• Peeble’s American Lini-
ment. ment.
Jew David's Plaster. Farrell's Arabian Liniment Everson’s Anti Dyspeptic Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion. Pills. McClintock’s Ague Speciflc McClintock’s Anti-Billions 1 Rogers' Syrup Liverwortk Pills. and Tar. Lococks' Pulmonic W'afers. Hoofland’sGerman bitters. Jaynes’ Carminative Bal- McClintock’s Rheumatic sam. " | Mixture. Rushton’s Cod Liver Oil. Frost’s Pills. McClintock's Anodyne Kierstcads’Salve. Mixture. j Cook’s Eye Water. Together with a general assortment of FANfII,Y MEDICINES. apl9d<kw3m.
rre selected with great care, in Bos-
ton and New York,and will be sold at a small advance.
H. A. FLETCHER,
aplSdlm J. M. HUME.
[Locomotive .V Journal copy.]
I \KKSS GOODS—AH Wool Dc laines, French Chintz Ls Printed Cbaliies; l-awns; Hriliiantine*; Chintz Robes; Plain, Figured, Black and Fancy Bentges and
Tissues; Imliasilk; Flouncod Herages; Summer silk; _„ _
GRAND PREMIUM FESTIVAL!! *• - - lion, gotten up to work off a lot of gilded or worthless
trash, but a
LIBERAL; FAIR AND EQUITABLE distribution of Presents to patrons of the Panorama, and tire Proprietors believe that the manner iu which they have conducted their Gift Fc.-iivats heretofore, will be a sufficient guarantee on their part for the faithful and honorable nilflllment of all the conditions of the
Programme.
Tire public are requested to rend attentively the fol-
lowing list of some of the costly, rare, , and" valuable
Gilts to be distributed among the shareholders: One Superior rich-toned Rosewood, 7 Octsivo I 3 1-A-INTO ZF’OUFKMC’IE*,
Full Iron Frame, fluted legs, carved Pedal and mouldings, troni the cclebran-d Mauufuutory a* rtrn—■ a. ■Allen, He-ton: warranted. Valued at Five llniidi'cd
Dollars.
14 Extra Fine Gold Lever Watches, Hunting and Magic Cases, vary iug iu value from $35
to ¥520.
12SUPERB HUNTING AND OPEN DIAL SILVER
WATCHES.
8 SETS OF MAGNIFICENT JEWELRY, Of various styles and elaborate workmanship; 12 Massive Fine Gold Y'est, Fob and Guard Chains; fi Fine Geld Double Lockets; 12 Gold Pencil Cases; Ladies* Elegant Bioaches, modern style; Ear-rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Breast Pins, Fimrer Rings, Silver Pla-
Goblets, Tea
YKJANTED—4 or 5 good pantaloon-makers at » , T. M. JENNINGS’ apIPl w 20 East Washington st.
jp MBKOIDERIKS—
Jacouett Collars; Crochet do
Swiss do Lace and Swiss do
Honiton do Crape do
Cambric, Swiss and Lace Undersleeves; Undersleeves and Collars in setts to natch;
Muslin Chimisetts;
Cambric do Linen setts lit;.
Collars and Sleeve;
Just received and for sale
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B. WILLARD & CO.
E. J. PRKBTON.
C. O. WBKBK.
PRESTON & WERBE, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to their carcin the different Courts of the Slate of Indiana. Particular attention paid to Collection in all parts of the State. OFFICE in Cniou Hall XSnilrtinffs. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
aplRdly
NEW "BOOK BINJDKRY. " CAMPBELiIj & CO. No. 21 1-2, West Washington St.* Over
the Central Hunk,
YTAVr. got fairly underway in the Book Binding XX business, with now tools, now muchiuory, new stock, and new energies, and are putting work through
“with a will.”
We take special pains with RAILROAD and BANK work, and in Stock, Printinr, Ruling. Binding and
Finislt give full OF LADING, ai in a neat style,
order. The {latent stitch is used, which secures strenatli with great flex bility. PERIODICALS, PAMPHLETS, and MUSIC bound in a handsome manner, and old volumes rebound. There is a PRINTING OFFICE connected with our Bindery, so that ihe print-
ing is done under onr own eye. Wc invite the public to given
guaranteed.
ock, Printinr, Ruling. Binding satisfaction.' 1DLL HEADS, BILLS nd -It articles ofthat kind, wo get up BLANK BOOKS manufactured to
a trial; satisfaction is
aprl8-d3ra.
TO CITY AND COUNTBY BUYERS! \K7® invite the attention of city and country buyers VV to our stock of DRY GOODS, which is now very complete JAMES LOW & CO., aprltkl&w 418 Main st., Louisville, Ky
Y>RiNTS.—We ~are solUnY'aU brands of Amcric^ rjONTRASTthe UnU Cris 1 Prints, at Manufacturer prices lor par funds. V tad°'0’s ^matchless revitabzmg HAI R »DYK. and
JAMES LOW & CO.
aprin.lAtw 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. " LEACHED MUSLINS.—Wo are selling the difforent brands of Bleached Muslins, at Manufacturers
prices, by tho case, for par funds.
JAMES LOW & CO.
Cristadoro’sHair Dye still Triumphant! /'CONTRASTthe tints brought out in the Hair by Cris \J tadoro’s ^matchless revitalizing HA1R|DYE. and those produed by the application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair Dves, you see at once that the
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ap19d&w
J ft ill AJY/ vv Ut vvy.j 418 Main-sl., (.ouisviUo, K.y
^TUCKING.—25 Bales Ticking received tins day, and
X for sale by
aplOd&w
JAMES LOW & CO.,
418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
Y) ARKGKS.—3 Cases Crape Bareges, solid colors; X) 1 Barege Robes. Received Utis day aud for sale by
JAMES LOW & CO.,
apl9d&w 418 Main-street, Louisville, Ky T AWNS—10 cases new styles. Received lo-dav, and Lj for sale by JAM ES LOW & CO.,
418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
for sale by apl'Jd&w
YJKINTS.—5« Cases New styles Fancy Prints, rec’d X this day and fer sale by JAMES LOW & CO., apUkl&w 418 Main street, lamisville, Ky.
rpOILET QUILTS.—1«cases, 10,
X Quilts, for sale by aplDddcw
/AA8SIMERK AND CLOTHES VJ mere; 2> pieces Black Cloth.
11 and 12 ’4 Toilet
Direct importation, received this day, and
JAMES LOW dc CO.,
418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
cases Black Cassi-
aad for sate by
apldd&w
Received this day JAMES LOW dc CO.,
418 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
ration wblcb, by its exact chemical eombiaallou, operates on natural and immutable principles. Made, sold, aud applied (in 10 nrivate rooms) at Cristadoro’s. 6 Astor House, Broadway, New York. Also forsaleby the principal Druggists and Perfumers throughout the
country
New York Agents—W. H. CARY & CO.; and WARD, CLOSE & CO. aplSvt&wIv'R r ivit PS. BLEACHED MUSUNtU Ibis dayreceived rJUU varying in width from V to 2S. yards wide, and
will be sold cheap, at
aplC M. M. DUNN’S. T AWNS AND CIIALLIES—Just offered at X-i aplfi M. JI. DUNN’S. I | AA PA. PRINT—Now open, comprising tlie Pailvfvf citlc, Cocheco, Merrimack, English, Hamilton, Spragu.-s, Allens, Manchester, an-l a number of other well known makes, which ate selling from «i\i to
W j* cents per yard, at
npIC _ M. M. DUNN’S. T ACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERIES—Now on hand, -Li and just opened at M. M. DUNN’S
aplfi
ies* Elegant Bioaches, niiKlern style; Ear-rings, I cts. Necklaces, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Silvc usd Tea sett. Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Gobtefe, 1 ea Spoons, Fruit Knives, Poekot Books, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Seals, Watch Kt-ys, Vest Hooks, Lockets, Canes,
Castors, Are., &e.
MAKING- IN ALL. 1,000 PREMIUMS!!! VALUED AT $.>,000. Uj’Shares, entitliug the holder to Two Admissions to the Panorama,and also a voieo in tin; «lislribu-
tion of tlieJ , reMiium«,r>(lcts. oacli.,i~ff
12 f krtihi ates, fj. 25 CERTineA rxs, $-10. Number of Siiares> I.imitcd to 12,000. ihe manner of distribution will be decided ujhmi by a vommittee of gentlemen chosen by tliC slutrOholders,
a few days previous to the Festival.
The Jewelry and Fancy articles may be seen at W. II. Tamjott A- Co.'s Jewelry Smrn, Washington-at.— 'I he PIANO FORTE, at A. Ir, Cr»se’s New York Mu-
sic Vtnre, Washiugton-st.
UTpCertifleates can beh£>l at \Y. H.Tai.boit 0* Co.'s Fashionai.h* Jewelry Store, A. (I. Crane's New York Music Store, Post Oltiee. News Dojtot, am! all the Prin-
cipal Hotels, ami at Mas.uiie Hall, , NCE& CALLKNDINE, Proprietors.
Tlie oftioe of the Panorama, at Masonic Hall, w ill be open from 8 u> H A. M., and from 1 to 5, P. M.
aprladtl
NI liNi'I'AI, JR1.ECTUICKT V
AND
Pliysio ^letlicnl Praelice! I YES. CURTIS <fe KEELY will Lecturff on Tuesday l^s evening, at Masonic Hall. A variety of extraordinary experiments will be performed. Their ASYLUM will bo open at the same Hall, even day al J o’clock, P. M., for ihe treatmenl of all cases of Disease, ejpecially those, that have baffle,! other Medical skill. Their PRIVATE CLASS will be taught on Thursday and Friday evenings, al half past? o'clock. . iNdniittance fee: III cts. Charge onlvto pay expenses aprlSdU Drs. CUKTIS & KEELY. CTKA YEW-From 1110 Subscriber, on the 7lh insl., O a dark red cow, w ith but tittite whiu- upon her. She liaJ a bell 011 when last seen. Any person leaving any Information respecting her, :,t the Book store of Werden A- Chumborluin, will lx; liberally rewarded. DH. E. HOWARD. l>LEACHED and Brown Unen Table Covers, Napkins, Doyellee; jusloooned at
aplfi
T3ATF.NT THREAD —3000 lbs. Patent Thread awor
X tod Nos. and colors.
OowTiCTK >w of Xos. I < wife of Habbord, who . last Itocembor, w»* trii
nle by
apl'Jdiw
150 UBV LfNR7( BOSOM shirts’
Received this day, and for JAMES LOW & CO., 418 Main at., Louisville, Ky.
Received this
aplMficw
) and for sslo \yy
JAMES LOW <& CO, 418 Main at. LouMville, Ky.
1JASAMA AND ST AW HATS—One hundred doz. K Panama. I.eghorn. Straw and Palm Leaf Hats, lor Mea'a Bey’s and Children’s wear. Jest received and tar tale low, at THE PKOPEK'S H AT 8TOR B, ■o. 11, West Washington st , South side. nplM3tw3n G. F. M’GINNIS, Ag’L
INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL X to meet in the Hall of the House of Hepresentativea, in Indianapolis, on Tuesday the ClhduyofMay next, at 2 o’rloea P. M^-Car Ihe purpose o( hearing a report of the President of the Company,ae4 taking swell action as may seem right and proper ui der all
existing etrenmslnaees.
It is pcs posed by some of the Stockholders to make
I^MBKOIDEKIU*:— III 200 Muslin Collars;
100 Cambric “ 75 Lace “ 50 Crochet “ i>0 Linen “ 45 Anpauso ”
I«ce,Swiss and Muslin Sleeves; Lace, Cambric, Swiss,
Edging, Inserting, Bands,dee., Ac.
The above Goods are just received, and will be sold *0 per cent, less than they can be bought in the city at
M. M. DUNN’8.
Blake's Commercial Row, opposite Bates House. TYRBAGKC—We have some mere of those good Debs bagea which we are still scUingat 12 ^ eta. yer yd.
HNYDEK 4k DU KB,
aplTdfit _____ 9 w Washington st.
T>RINTS—New Lots, new Styles, from 5 cts. a yard,
XT upte 8. S5YDKR & DUKE, aplTdflt ' 9 West Washington at. TYONNKTS—Spring Styles Brat omned at
a». M. DUNN’S. \\7OOL DELAINES—Blue, Pink, White, Green.—
vv Just opened and gelling cheap at
aplC M. A!. DUNN S | TALIAN CLOTH, <V-r.—2 < asea Italian t'loth; 1 case A Plain Cashmarette; 1 case Plaid Cashmaretfe. . Re-
ceived this day and for sale by
JAMES LOW A CO.,
aplSd&w 418 Main st., Ix.uisville, Ky. MKW ri'I HlI'KU riTEirAIMKB.
IN striped Detaines, Gold Medal GocnU, just received
mart. M. M. DUNN\S.
NOTICE.
1) Y Ihe authority of Uie Commissioners of General 13 I.and Office, 1 will offer for entry on the JUth day of May next, at 1 o'clock P. M., the southwest quarter of southwest quarter, section X*. township 13, North range 3 West. The land lies in Putnam county. JAME.N TAI.BOTT, Register. mar3 dltwlw ' C. W. RUTKK, Receiver. ATHENE DH TO BENT OH LEAriK.
Ac., will be mad
Indianapolis, Feb. fi, 1X56.
Unless wx>n sold al private sale 1 wilt,on Mon day, the 5th of May, sell m* ■. welling house on Meri
T>ONNETS—SpciaMStyles first opened at X> - - -7^ SNYDER A DUKE’S, splTdGt ^ jfiWeay WashM^My^ NEW DRESS SILKS. • M. M. DUNN’S. T A DIES wishing to examine some beautiful Styles of XjFancy Silks,arajnvited to call at No. 57, Blake’*
, (ta»pD*I6e Kates
Goods which are elegant a aplfi M. M. DUNN.
XT OTIC E.— Books for the sabscription of the re- ^ ^ A^m JI onJ,
of Evansville, will be opened at tho PavitUon Hotel iii ' ^
^i^ia.nxyof h °r Tfi‘ H U aud U A. M..
■ Reorder of the Board of Directors:
*pdtd _____ _JAVKS M. KAY, Cashier
SNYDER & DUKE
XT A\ E now opened a full and well selected stock of
XX Spring and Summer
iase money will be rt>reiuainder, the usual
alhin into liquidation.
I pat
J. P. DR4KK, K. W. H. ELLIS.
TKVINfiTS XITK Of* WASHUVCTtaN.-g XvoU.8»o. Price 99 fit per rot. Parsaleat aplfi WERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN'S. XfACAlJXA¥»B HISTORY taF ENQXAHlfi. HI —Four mb. in one, at $l to per copy, aplfi WKRDAN A CHAMBERLAIN. UHRBCOTTTS PRHXIt* ARK BNU.-fivota
L 8 to. For sail
Cwwawnerclnl
lowue, and see some any Indy can wish to see.
PRHXIt* ARB Bflflfi.
For mle at r,
WRRB8X taCHAMBERLAlirs.
ITKRBEK St CHAMBBRLA11US.
PHILOSOlHLY-l rot. 8 m. 5lA k, or «t Mia halt cfiY binding, at XT —
T> LEACHED MUSLIN.—Ladies are roapeetfnlly inviX> ted to caU at M. M. DUNN’S and examine the nice Londato Blenched Maalia, 1 yard wide; SoftUudreMed Goeds, which he sells tor 13K eewU per yard. aplfi KA ft-'feKU.M ANTSl-Ttos day re^^ aod wilt be aotdW cento per yard, ok
. .
r 2
—I have jus;
SRB&ZX^YiX!" T * "••*’* ^ Ad oiaminalion of oar GootL* riv«( orlcr^ wtfi be raft*
MW CABPETB. ~~~
H. J. HORN & CO., l9 * Wes * Wa«L»**to» Street,
elegant new styles of CarCarta, n Goods, for Spring
..ay, .uu 01 .nay, sen m* i. welling house on Meridian street, wimh-wcvl of the Blind Asylum, at Aue-
.y... 1.1., owu
redlt will bo given. The hnnse has twelve rooms, is •ilnaled anon a lot having a front of 1U0 feet, and has a good *taMe. carriage house and lath boose, Ac. For
other particulars, apply to Mu. Y. Wilct. aprll iOw _ JOHN A. M'CLUNG.
N*W ROfiVR. ‘
|Y V Mrs. Caroline Lee ilentz:
1) COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGR; ertho Joys and
Sorrows of American Life, large 12 mo i^» pages— j 91 25. Just received, expressly for the wholesale trade
| by STEARNS* SPKKR, April 6. No.ltlltinoisst. That Large Stock of Cheap Goods LONG LOOKED FOR, have just arrived at O HADLEY, HONT 4c MENDENHALL'S.
. cpS-dtf
A Mew Book.
April 5-dtf
tiPIT BClfliVBBtNO YtfiVR BMfiOBB.
mSCELLAg^
i S
f VO.TIl'l AT I.AHA’- I he svend, au«l long looxe.iKJ for U4 of Wall Paper Bordering. Ac., lias Just «*ocn received at the Book Store of H. LIMBOCKKR, uprl4 dtf No.T West Waahiagton-at. Sundries.— 0 500 doz. Men's Gum Suspenders; UN) ” Boy's “ Ukki Bundles Whalohone, from 8 to 12 inches; Mm “ long “ 7.5 Pieces Whlto Linen Drills: Mh) Nankeen; Hksi White Mosquito Nells; MH) Blue * Green “ “ each; 3.50 pieces BohbincU. Received this day and for sab- by JAMES'LOW &CO. f apl5.1Aw 418 Main st., lavulsvilto, Ky. Noxjct;. Proposals tor Carrying; NVnil. Orri< K Union Railway Co., j Indianapolis, April 12,185fi. j T>KOPOSALS will l»e n-eeived at the Union Depot in 1 Indianapolis, up to the first day of May next, for delivering the Mails at tho Cars of each Company entering the Union INT-d. and receiving the Malls al Ihe Cars of said Companies and carrying them to tho Post Office; designating the compensation when but one daily Mail, each way, shall be carried per each of the several Companies, and th? increased rate when one or more additional Mails shall !>e so carried. Term ol service one Tear, commencing June 1,1856. apUtd W N JACKSON, Sec'y. F & EE OF CHAH GE!! TWO SPLENDID PARLOR ENGRAVINGS, TjiSiTIT'LED •' Bolton Abbey in the Olden Times,” X’i a splendid steel engraving, from the celebrated fainting by Landseer; and the “ Departure of the Israelites from Egypt,” h largo aid beautiful engraving from a painting by D. Roberts. The rets il price of the above engravings is$3 per copy, but will be sent free ef ckar/re as follows: The subscribers have established a Book Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication to the retail price free of postage. Any persons by forwarding tlie subscription price of any of the ?3 Magazines, such as Harpers’, Godey’s, Putnam's, Graham’s Frank l.e-die's Fashions, eve., will receive the Magazines for one year and a copy of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge, or if subscribing to a 50, and a fl, Magazine, such as Peterson's, and Challen's ladies’ Christian Annual, they will receive lioili Magazines and a copy of either of tho above engravings. Every description of'Engraving on Wood execute-1 witli neatness and dispatch. Views of Bit lings. Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery, iioc. Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, ,Yc. Alt orders sent by mail promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their building engraved can send a Daguerr.otpye or sketch of the building by mail or express. Persons at a distance having saleable articles would find it to their advaiilago to address the subscribers, as we w ould act as agents for tlie sale of the same. UV RAM & PIERCE, aplldtf 5<i South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa SPitING STOCK DAILY ARRIVING! X3oot.*a Mid. JSlxoo**. P. M’NAUGHT & CO., \ !ti% m>w dally receiving direct from the Eastern t \ manufavlories, a very large and carefully selected st< k of Goods in their line, consisting of every article, Fancy and Staple, iu use by Ladies, Gentlemen mid
Children.
The newest fushuiiis and choicest styles may be seen
'ey calling at the
4’ I T Y H II 4> I! S T« It 1! , win-re will i»c found full stocks at cheap prices.
npl4 d3w
DRS. GILBERT & KENNEDY,
TREAT
CANCERS,TUMORS, ULCERS &c WiTHOU r SUEGICAL OPERATIONS OFFICE 740 Broadway, corner Astor Place N. V.
• KKTIKli ATVS FROM
H*ufin£~' tv.'t'.^xmsoarrn 1 , ('apt. Isaiali Siller-, Judg-- Alex. Walker, A. S. Baldwin, M. D., Col. Maunscl White, Hon.T. Butler King, Tlios. K. Bond, M. D,. Gen. Nareisso laipez, I. S. Peacocke.j
[PKKMISStON TO RXFKR TO
Kx.Gov. Jus. C. Jones; Hon. Fred. 1*. Stanton; B. F.
Palmer, Inventor of Palmer's Artificial Leg; Francis Grice, Naval Constructor, N. Yard, Philadelphia; Pro-
prietors of the Girard House, Philadelphia.
npri'J rl'Jiil
rtoTicu / \F 4 tii>- removal of the Land oflicc from Brow ns- " vu.i.x to CiUTFiti.D, in thoTerritory of Minnesota In o. rordance with the provisions of the act <-f Congress, entitledAn act authorizing changes in the location of land unices,” approved March 3, 1853, it is hereby declared and made known, that the lamd Office for the sale of public lands in tho “ Root River Dis-
3
I £
s
to’
trict,” in tlie Territory of Minnesota, jwill bo removed from the town of Brownsville, its present location, to Chatfleld, mi said Territory, on and after the thirtyfirst dug of .1/rt.y next. Given under my hand at the City of Washington, this third day of April, A. D. Is5fi. By order of the President: THUS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner of tho General Land Office
iiprlddl&wfiw
A HUMAN LIFE SAVED! “
DowA'ii»r, Mich., March It, 1851!.
J. A RHODES, Es.j.: DearSir—As I took yourmedicine to sell on consignment, “ no cure no pay.” 1 take pleasure in staling its effects as reported to me by three brothers who live in Uiis place, and their testimony is a
fair specimen of all I have received:
W. S. Conklin told me—“ I had taken nine bottles of Christie’s Ague Balsam, and coutlinially run down wiiile using it, until my lungs and liver were Congested to that degree that blood discharged from my mouth ami bow els, so that all thought it impossible for me to live through another chill. The doctors, too, did all they could for me, but thought 1 must die. Nothing did me any good until 1 got Rhodes’ Fever and Ague Cure, which at once relieved me of the distress and
1 at
^ i =
4 ami nan
sea at the stomach, aud pain in my head and bowels,
and produced a |>ermancitt cure in a short time.”
H. M. Conklin say-: “ I had baen taking medicine of as good a doctor as we have in our county, ami taken any quantity of < t uiiuiie and specifics, without any good result, from •'.5th August to 17th December. Bulseeiug how nicely it operalcd on mv brother, 1 got a bottle of RHODES’J-KVER AND AGUE CURE, which effected
a iMrauuieut cure by using two-thirds of a bottle.”
S M. Conklin was not here, but both tho other brothers say his ease was the same as II. M’s. I sold the medicine to l>oth the same day, and Ihe cure was as spoedy from the same small quantiy, and 1 might so
specify. Yours with respect,
A. HUNTINGTON.
Tho above speaks for itself. Good proof as it is, it is of no better tenor ihun the vast number of like certificates 1 have already published, aud tho still greater amount that is continually pouring in to mo. Ono thing more. Last year 1 had occasion to caution
Ihe Pubic in thes-- words:—
“ I notice one firm who have taken one of my general circulars, substituted the name of their n<«traiu for my medicine, and then with brazen impudence end their tiampldrt w ith tho exclamation, ‘ Let the proprietors of any other medhiigi say as muchuhe dare,’” die Now 1 lake pleasure in saying that the caution referred toth? sauio “ Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam ” tliat is mentioned in ihe above certificate. There are several other industrlouapeople who are applying to their poisonous trash all that I publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, except Iho Ortiflcates of Cures, and tlie Certiflcale of tbo celebrated chomiut, D. James R. Chilton, of N. Y , in favor of its perfetty HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is attached to every bottle. These will alway s serve lo distinguish my medicine from imitations.
JAh. A. RHODK8. Proprietor.
_ , Pkovimnoc, Rhode Island. For sale in Indianapolis, by KoBcr-rs. Krownino. I ylbott di Mernr, G. T. Enhbv, and by Druggists
generally,
aprlj d3m P.'d- Co.
selection of , . Cloths, Doeskms, FANCY CA8SIMKIIKH AN D VMTH^ selected expressly for Custom I radc, .id rability an-! neatness of styles, suriffls* .ay J iu this city. Also, a »u|«■ r 1 or as*' 1 niii>-n .. y, READY MADE CLOIHIM*, AX** „• 4JKNTH FS KXIbHING^GOODH.^^ Our Goods have been seleeled "^» attention at the Eastern .Markets, ain pun basing enable us t* sell «t tower r.to. ‘M-‘ Tfftfssas SSS Stosw. a LARGE STOCK OF CLOTIIIKS^^ as we are AYholeealing M A si MO-1, LIQUORS AND WINES TN U. 8. BONDED WARKHOlS«^ X our Agent, Mr. W. 8. Bovt*, 1,1 liave made extensive arrangements fer th ^ of FOREIGN LIMLOK8 and ” lnr iutafi
able ns to sell Bt low pri.-es, rr.'.-q . No*. Si, 57 BBd 0. mar2l-dtf ] _ _ Clfil iww NEW BOOKS THE PEARL OF PEARL WVBi Mrs. Socthwobtii’s 'V* " of *' .ipg it J nnilB TIIHKK MABH1AGKB. or,L 1 WATERING PL \CF n» T 8 Atx* r *' collection of Wonderful and Suprnaturel no ’"thk adTentukeVof hajji ‘U 11 k * PF.R8.A AND nm KNiiNf^ C. T. JESSUP,-. JV.. 59. Fsmrtk St., between 4 CltoCltoMk*, <>•,„ ... ^4«lU Whlto awl fieeoad Moarnlag Dieas derma. Undertakers’Trimtotfa.** —
/COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE~By Caroline Lee \J Heuu. At STEWANT dt BOWKN’S.
S!i«Ki5S—*
THIS DAY RKCKIVKD—ISO Packafi*.
,;.a-
8: ' ’ -
17,1856. Y, Mayor.
KW^SUigk of tWrpetiug^jiirt received ^>ur fourth . , tagrain, and^upw*, entire^ new dealgML ^jReT tow priced t a^U, 4<fi-4,8-4 awl 12-4, OU Cloth, choice rtyfea, all of which we are selling at our Maal tow A RRIVKD THM DAY. althe LADIES’ FANCY i\. STORK, three caaee Straw Bonnets, Parasol Whaiebooe,Skirts, apft J. K. WHALAN A CO.
la
Tumbler*; Wlnee; Cordials; Ales; Preserve Dtobes; * Jare; r, S«pChlaiatoi; Ort Immja;
^vasE?