Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1856 — Page 3
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Jf.MKf H l-OUTN TF»4«r »t», IIF.NRV vanoeorikt. fnrer rowMoe rit**, MAMf'KIr corky ( OPRTV •1I>>e*IY, JOHN M. TARKINOIO.V. art ' oMmimimmi* nr«t mat fi> t, HARRIS TYNKK. r riROWie, IA MRS SWAIN. II'KRCV HOHHHOOK. , a <FW >« rnn nerie foweaeir, ‘ Al.KItKD H SHAW (fi'A K Wll.I-anr*. Dnmocrilic randidatP fr,r ftovnrfior, will )ii»f**llow rili/cns H the following limbi' «f»l i'l«( , f , f t ginlnf “* Wr.rmn fo»ntT. anPif'UT, Angim f. I r „* ,.,1 ( |«« tonMT. MohiUf, Ai gnet 4 I r m ‘Aloftdey, A«xn»t I,r. PnUein rniinty, I "<*a.U), Auifu-i . I r r. olan'Mtill''. Tl'iirwU), August V, I j-laadaM, I'fl'lny , A iigiiat r'. I r m. fri»tE,'L Minion foumy, fetuf.liiy, AnguM'*, | , «
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^ « I * \ !S! I ^ UNION liAUHKC UK. ptorl.K 'I M E HHtW*Kb' llli Misers 4nr MoyiMn 1 ' ru rutn notrks (,n H l>CK sTANIIAHIt I ' ' . 11_ la fav.if of ll'O |>n'>|il" g .»-Tii<ng llir iimxI t i s ; A III in l* v ' ,, "* (’P'anrving tin' Union mxl Hn 1 ( on iLtnll in; *111" fevnf of rlvll nnd rellgli.i|i| . nnalteii'l » ff""' 1 I'nloii HmiLrrni' m jHARrinmiM.i-:, innu* A. gttmdajr, Anginl Hecond, 18f>0 ! t,i»v josK.ru t.vvuK.irr, Hoi, a. r, wii.i.aiif). •..I H ft. >1. M N Vi Ii»v" *i'fi>plnil inviUtn.iu, hoi! elM (insitivnif ».|itrfsi ll.o |i«*o|i|i' on Ihe orreaton. HON. NMKHM(»I» 'V II.MAAIW, of Kmilm kv, iCM W r. t»IM|t*5M. oi llllno)*, erol ninny oOior .1t»nn|^ll*rl> , " l nr" lii»ll"il, hiiA (xiiei-lml to no iMUMdencn. ... Ut »»rfyl«'>ly rmnn ff«in Mofgan niol ■‘i]nining iniifillM. 1 " m " *' ,,h >‘" ,r "if' 'i four null, hi il your l | al| ^|,| nr «, an.| gl v o nno ilay lo Iho . no so of our l.ilot. 1
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A C ANNON will no (Iri-il ot .Uyliglit, oml minlorynls mniniti Iho iloy, t« nwnkon mol c»n up ilio inomnrlos of Hi. Mvi'luil'i*. tt>»t remiHo'l In oslonftolling n i onetl uitlov lof Iho gnyornnionl of * imlton of froonion. Thirty nno Vniing l.hillos itroanoil In whiio, willi np oriiprl.t. Ung' anil oonnOM, •nolo.I In a (rromt Hickory f khfliA,'Irnwn t-y "I* whllo horse., will npp.nr In I In*
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Tklrtynne N oium (ionlloinon ilros.o.l In w!itlii l «!j lekror of Iho llntnii, moniil.'l on Hue il.it.l*, wIII almi
tytin*r In Iho prncomtnn. rmcailons, hoailoil hy
it«\nn op iticnir. •Ill hifnfmi'il on Ihn sorornl roail* lnailii.fr (nlo log. n, •*4 . on.I in In.I l.y Ihn ylarshal. to Um Imrlio. no gr.oifnln T.m., hurt li«. na slim* Iho Ilia, U HepuMIren, An.. Ilhon (torllnnnl p*rly, Hint wo nm onpoaoil to irvoing lb. n.groo* n( ihn Annlli mol hevlng llinm lurnnii loo*. iibON ihn Norlli Ihnl wn nrn onpoaoil |.< (lie olit*. nllon hfUm Afliinn Ion norlal niol pnllllonl «(|ilNll1y wltli Ikefrnn whllo penplo of Ihn IViirlh, Tho.o nr. ilio nhjecl. hlld nlln* of unr o|.poiionls Thn sign, of Iho
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Wring Imok hornn, hl.V.irr Im.ijos nml polos, nsh
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Tk« Batlto 9f«m4 Cmatto. At • l*rge bmilMw n^inj of tlM Domoe rtcj of Indiana, hpfd in IndiMMpolia, on ?rid*/, Jolr I8tb, on motion of Hon. 3. L. Ilr»l*ifi«*r>n, it wg resolTod that tho fkato Con|f al ( A*mmiUc«i bn r«r|a«atod to ro-operat« with tho Committee of Arrangement* in th« 8th and iHh Dintrirte, in geUing np a monster Itentorrstin Mom Contention at the Bottle (iroimd of Tippeeanoo, on WEDSKSDAY, tho 3.1 daj of Hepterohor next, and that the Demorrsrjr of the whole State adopt it as thrir rnoeting, and om all rearonablo exertwm» to sernre large delegation from all the ronnties in the Stafo. W • trust tho editors of tho fumocratic feiwre in Indiana, and the entire north-weat, will eo operate in the effort to make this the largest and most enthnsiaatir gathering in the Went this year. Ormerraltr H.mJTwi f •i.ner.wlllo We hope our friend, will not hrrget the Dem rwralic Rally J.t ConaeraY.lle, Fayette county, on the 7th day of August. The Democracy of f.iyvlle will welcome yon to their beautiful •ny, with i.peri arms sod hospitaide hearts. I hey beep the latch siring hanging out, a. d nil who attend the Convention wdJ he properly cared for. Torn out, then, Democrats, and attend the Convention st Connersville. Do there With your music and banners. I^-t there be ■oich an outpwuring of the honest masses, as will make the Ai>olitionists, of Fayette, look aghaaf, and give an earnest to our brethren in eastern Indiana, of what we, in the central part of the Hi ale, are doing,
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I r VA e understand (hat two or three married ladies of Connersville, Indiana, becoming inr.'ii cd m a certain liquor dealer, (who, they sllcei'd, had U-mi in ||,e Jial.it of selling the ■irdonl to llicir husbands,) took it into their heads |n " clean out" ihe concern, and accord* m dv proceeded to Ihe place, commenced the ■illsik by knocking down die proprietor, breakiliff bottles, smashing in the heads of Co" tii-ks, Ac., ^c. In fact, they knocked old .(ohn Harley-corn “ endways"’—destroying all the Inptor on the premises. It h i 'id thnf Ihe last seen of " little Avur,” the iifnresiiid proprietor of the now ruined and desol.iled temple of Hacchus, he was swimming around in (,,«■ whisky, (which was said to he “ to his eyes ’) calling out lustily : " Drow me n blank !” " I>iow me a blank ' ' W« havn’t heard whether he succeeded in getting a plank or not.
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I r\Vc » onld auggest to our City Council the propriety of removing the boulders from the eioss w»llt« ou Washington ‘dreH, where it ha« hti n recently graded, unit substituting flag slonfm m their siesd 'I he eoutact of the houl der. with our rum* are hiiniiliating, nml must he, with the ladies, •xrruriating agony. We have eonfidence in Iho humanity and generosity of our "city fathers,” and believe that another appeal w ill not he necessary for the removal of the foul obstruction, that pfrntes with such deleterious effect upon Ihe beautifully formed proportion, of the traveling agents of our fair fern lies.
Iftarowl ^ rj _ BdncattaMi IntwxMst. Ts.fcii-.in.i.M, »*U>tho County ArnJHam poriom to a tour of ermaty ▼Wtation iato tho aouthem V^ot thoHute : Drpaafwtar or Prruc lamaudiua. f g (>«vTtaw«s -Ymr will receive thr.«gh the im ko * p * directed to your *h* following hooks, owe copy of which ia infeiKled for each of your townships, I^prttteo DoruoMoUry Journal. Acts of the fleweral Asoembly of IRK, and Pennayl r xnia nchool Architeetare Please request said eterka to hare the aforRsaid rolumes numbered in their numerical order on the list of their re•prctire libraries, and also furnish them with a Wt** r *T last Report and the Revised School Uw for the permanent use and refer•oce of the Township Board ; nnd distribute the other copies of said report to school offi ms. County Examiners especially, and other friends of education as you may haro opportunitv. Put them into cirralation among the people at an early date. Voors, truly, Calks If ills, Sup't (►n my return, after an eight weeks’ absence, I found that the boxes had just been aent. This delay, much to my surprise and no small vexation of the school officers and of the frienda of education, was occasioned by no fault in this or the Secretary’s Department, bnt was caused by an unforeseen hindrance in the preparation of on« of the volnmes of PoRTnt’s Indiana Rejiort*. ' , The above circular will apprise the citizens of the fact that they may now hare access to the aforesaid documents and educational works in their several townships. It may also be a matter of interesting information to the frienda of the cause to know that the suit commenced by Bpringfield township, Franklin county, to test the constitutionality of the provision of the Revised School Law of 1855 to equalize with the common funds the inequalities of the special funds, with due regard to the proviso of section 101, Revised School Law, has been derided by the Supreme Court in favor of the constitutionality of said statute. We now have stable ground on which to proceed, and ample margin andincentive for improvement. Editors of (iidiana will confer a favor on many of their patrons hy copying this article into their journals, as well as greatly oblige the undersigned. CALEB MILLS, Supeiintendent of Public Instruction.
Saw Y«u Cssteju. RaiLae.i-.—The tr w h*ch leave ladiaatpoli* si 7:31* A. IL, via
1 ! Stems*. Bm-m fwwywwrima 1 pewvrs
BUSINESS NOTICES. brnma.—As the —Mvrl «f MmUtsI Klm-
tral route, Wilcmierct at Clevclaad willi omr rrrm *+*‘
of ik. .^1 Ili - ■ —- f -—I : ** ^ »es>«r saterssf4 <
i Mloatax ceniAcaies are
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the splcudid stcamrv. Cresceat CRy and ^ ^ O# the Ws^t, one mf which tearra Cher- ' Ham} , r . coiv-al laad every eveaiaf at 9.^1 P. H.; roaacct at » i*.j. j. j
Buffalo witli tWespfCAA train 0* ih^lfaw ***- ">, Ht,-uu4sr^fwl. OeiKral Railroad, wkich lemren Raffialo ml JO m^urniH joaUr^ttah u§**g*** : y oi
AM. makingrlos- roaoeetion* at Aihawy with j ‘.‘1^
on mj part:
ctuisasof Or-
MISCELLANEOUS. .1—... PW«JS»r0 TttlS PAT, tag mraoaovs pqeikt OF THE KNGLISir LANGrAC; E i •'■•.Vt (TIil Ctm TO SAXC. CVLBBKATlTD COMIC POEMS
AMUSEMENTS.
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Kint Ward fty ftrMdlutioii <>1 thr Hriuiu'iiHii' Club nt lh»if mrcling Ssturdsy l!i*t, the Dcnu'crney of ihf Ftr*l. Waul arc m 1 pi'i lfnlly rrrpicatrd to must at I’ataiRHllML. on rivisdiiy night, at 1' oflnolt Antlimiia hu-img-i of ilecp iiitri'tmt. to th<* fbunneriiey ot the Kir*t Ward lo bo tod, it i« liopod thr re will bu a full atlindincr. Turn mi * R..v- (\ || TAIdR >TT, I’rc^idcnt (Mub <l«4ia Sw aijk. Hoc re duty /to frtn. - - - to itfth UarA Its Inor rut lo alerting. rii« frisnd* of Ruow^v*w and RKmcronnnK fMiding m the (ith Mi ard, arti invited to 'tltoud i mtvting at thr Atli«nru(o Hsll, coriior ot Rwidtan nnd Marylaud Atrcet*, on Friday •riBmg, August l*t, for the purpoao of organ iaiag a Biadaman and HsaoaiNmnnK (dnb for •*td VVird I,rt all atlend.
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Flrat Ward Maeting Wsfall the Atterdi(>i) cd tlm Itetnorritry of lk* Fiivt Ward tntlu* rail for n ineetisg, tonifht, It Pr.Tktl * Hall.
l^t all fa on ha
to do.
d early There’* work
Akim'.t.—f.ieulimint Rf>‘f, of the Cincinnati poll. i p ', arrested n pi-moii < ailing Jumsclf MrNitY Smtw, chargctl with stealing a horse and buggy fiutn the lively at able of Messrs Wool. .( Mitts, of this city. Tho horsa was (Imeovrri d iu Hihhvn’s rtablc, near tho Denison Ito'i'ic. on Hitth street, and the fuggy at a rarriage sale warehouse. Too rnurh credit cannot bo awarded to the energetii endoavora of officer Rose to detect the thief, and the cODaunimatO skill nnd di patch .vilh which il wan aroorn pliahed • Importavt Dkcisiov —It has recently been derided by .ludgn Mr in, of the Supremo Court, in Orleans county, N Y , against the right of Railroad Companies to charge passengora extra line, wlio have not purchased their tickets be fore getting in the cars. Under the existing •Mlistics of that Stato, Railroad Companies cannot charge over three cents a mile, all charges over that are violations of the statute. A Con sfno—Wu were favored, on yeaterday, with ncopious shower of rain, and which fell very opportunely for our farmers in this vicio dy, as corn was suffering and tho earth parched for the want of it The air being heavily char ged, boisterous thunder and vivid lightning preceded nnd accompanied it. ll_T Mr Rrrsr, whose wife ran away from Ciitincrsvllle with McClkaby, now m tho county jail on the charge of adultery, yesterday took Ins unfaithful spouse to his embraces again, and departed with her, on one of the trains, to hi" home
Fikf — Tho flouring mill of F.vans A Baoth fhs, of Nobleaville, Ind,, was, on Sunday night, horned to tho ground. The loss was between fS.Odtl and $8,000. No insurance We
A rragernents for, ( j. ( | nol |^., rn |, oW the fire originated.
Ihuan in Taun.—The regular monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Hoard of Trade, will he held in tho Council Chamber, this Wednesday) evening, at 71^ o’clock. A full
, atteudanc* Is requeated.
■'iHiaFa is tna Woonma—Since the Black : JAMES BLAKE, President. hsfaWtrans hay*got to admitting nigger* into ! J R. Kimott, Heeretary. d>*ir processions, and allowing them to occupy | ^ ”
-— \ Nxw ano ukavt areetT or iMaTat MXXTs a\o
i Mi-it —A. U. CasMK. on Waahington atreet,
in receipt of hie.
Fall stock of Musical instruments and Street
Pol* Raising
ihe Hsmocracy wdi itisa a riot Hickory Pol*, w lh* Hill, in Noble street, south aide of the
ntjr.nn Wednesday evening.
•P**k‘0g hav e been made—the band will be in •Retidance to discourse music for the occasion, •id » gnud time generally is anticipated bet •r»fj (lernorrat who can (loan, turn out. KKMRMHKR the time and place.
••Weupon their platform* at their Conveutiona, '
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holding Converaation with a Democrat on , ,, , , . , . ^Mhington atrevt. when a Mac* Black Repnh- """ e ' the largeat and hw,t ae ‘•♦•n atepped U p and corrected his whit, ‘-ted stock lobe found ,n our cty. Hcsatock Welker in a statement ho had made iu argu-!° f ^ass Instruments .^nt.rely comr lete, and ■tet With the Demnctat The Democrat re- 1 HhrPt ' ° f Wl " ph ,,P ^ ’* yfr * Ur ^ “•«hed lo white,, ' Well, s.r, didn't I tell you •’ollcction. rompn.e* all ol the principal and ‘k*-.«crs would ao,m ’ absorb yon V The •»«•« l-H«r a.rs of th. day. Persons want «*.Miev snawered. that H f ,ol«,ion E, ,.,s. and '» h,s |,ne w, l do wellto call at Mkers of (he negro worshippers, had/«/,/Ai*. < «*VM for we assnrred hat anythteg pertain »W.eoloml man had the eame right fo k ,'''b; V at h« eatab- **-• *^* * - 1 lishment, nnd procured nt. as reasonabla a
price as anywhere in the West
• he heard aa a white man "and,” continued the nigger," when I A ante s thing to b« *o, h 4 »« I nnt the mortil right to so state it T' h»* was * nailer to the " conscience " of the Ahehtion Black Republican, and he caved. •wh is the effect of the teachings of the amal-
ftetel.oagang who now follow in the lead of
1 >> *'* '*•'•*1 Jetus and the editora of the Their motto is, *'a white man it tettly as goi M j M , nigger, if he behaves Inin
KxrxssivR Arsivai. of Dwi os Asn Memiisu. — Mr. Roar Brownino is in reeeipt of his Fall stock of Drugs and Medicine*, and which roaaprise* the hugest and beat aaaorlmeot ever
brought to this market.
To country dealer* thi* i* a rare imlueeaaeBt, ** Mr. R. sell*, at Wholesale, hiaatoek of Drugs, Medicine*. Paints. Oils and Dyestuffs, on aa
equally reaaonahle terms a* they ran he por•ch is the p ar |y peopj* r,f Indiana are
celled upon to endor**. ( **teir*a the, will not.
Will they do it ?
tFW* lean, that the yonng Democracy of oeaersviHe intend fifing a grand hnll on th#
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^ ‘king*up right on the 7th, and show **•«« ®f Indianapolie some of the hand
"****** •peeiinew# of fiooaier fominln* Demnc J '• , *' t The young Democracy of . ‘•••Fklle Will he in Mtendancr, in etrong
Hctiotttgi, formerly of tho Boston
iHr mow recently ot th* Oi^eia. l r** ^ poreheeed the (Me dtafg
m4 tc BMP lie prtMl^ editof,
ifTWe would call the attention of our lady readers esfiecially, to the advertisement of the Penn Medical University of Philadelphia, found
in another column.
The medical education of women, is at present attracting a large share of public attention, which it justly should. This subject should be regarded aa, what it really is, the leading
reform of the age.
Ladies should become familiar with Physi ology, Anatomy and such other branches of Medical Science, as relate to hygienic laws; and, as far as practical, become qualified to practice the healing art, miiKh of the most ira portant and profitable part of which comes within her proper and legitiinnate sphere. IFr W. A H. Olrmv, of thw New York Store, are still belling the beat tf bargains in Dry OochIk, nml Ladies fanc y DresH flood* of every description. The Messrs. (J. have the largest retail block of goods in the State—they sell them at uiiilo'm prices—deal honorably willi all—and enjoy an immense patronage. For cheap goods—good goods—paelty and fashionable goods, go to the New York Store. ITT Sraai.N dr McDonai.d have a merit beautiful stock of Pools and dimes of every description, for Ladies, Hants and Children. They are selling off their $pring and Sommer stock at. wry low prices, to make room for a monster Fall and Winter supply. Give them a call
if you’d get bargains.
Half Pars to Davton.—We are requested to say that persons wishing to attend the Grand Mass Meeting at Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday next, can procure half fare Tickets at thrt Union Depot, on the 1:20 A . M. Express train oVier the Indiana Central Railway. This train leave* Indianapolis at 1:90 and arrives at Dayton at A. M. july5I9.ll II/"For Ladies’ Fancry Dress Goods, goto the fashionable Dry Goods Htore of M. M.'Di mn. You’ll there find the latest styles and the most
approved patterns.
lITLor. Eppimow, under the Wright HouWp. has ore of the finest eating saloons in the State-
Motto of tux Black Rfps blicans-—Aboli-tionists to rule America: Put none hut niggers on goard to-night. HJ-John C. FaiuoNT’a Father wa a never married. John's opposed to poligamy in conse-
quence.
l.*ter teem CallforntwNtw OaitAtts, July 2fi. The stearD’*hip Grenada arrived last night with San Francisco dates to the 5tt> inst., and Grey to Wo date* to the 21st in*t. The steamship Illiaoia takes bwward the anr, of $1,649,000 in treasure. Tho Isthmus is quiet. Aspinirall is sickly. Gen. Walker was inaugurated President of Nicaragua on the 12th inst. Rivas still hold* Leon. It is reported that many of the natives, considering the new government a nsurpation, have declared against Walker. Among the deserter* exw Col. Mender
and Gen. Chillon
There is much sickness amcoig Walker’*
troops and frequent desertions.
There is no abatement
lk* People'* ha* of Ste—>rs fur NVw Y urk, ar- J i
fifing at New York « 5"An A. M wRWesrt los^'S^ff K j, w ^ of sleep, making tbi* the most pleasant r.vutc ®*»*« : nntv suit jt-nmaiTflbwteehe; V. rWume, fTik’ Is 1® Xew \ ork and Boston, nnd nt n levs rnte of Mn > pcmiuttof, o^nuoaUMMaad EvcTof fare. !»o. ** Cbroudelct Mrs. M*rv L. r , i r N«. 1*7 taroudetsi sl,. of Sewaktha; Jiei L. rassengef* going East Vill rare time and U »ui,‘*f U»e hou« of R-fieubur* d: W «:u, »r Bfob
mon«-y by cblliog for ticket-, via New York' fk>l 4 '
Central Railroad.
je-.'fidtf
I. H. HOPKINS, Agent. Indianapolis.
f uwwetl rruereflii C'ot .NcrL I u iM*xa, JuIv 26.
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, .lalv 26. ’56.
Council met at 3, P. kl., the Mayor and all
members present, except Mr. Pitts. Thu minutes read and approved.
Mr. Rooker, from a select committee, made a report in relation to the state of the canal, de daring said canal a public nuisance, aad re commended that the water be stopped above the donation line, and the Street Commissioner instructed to fill up the hdes. Laid on the table. Bv request. Judge McDonald, Oen. J. P. Drake, and Mr. W right addre»*ed ihe Council in relation to, and ID behalf of the owners of
said canal.
Mr. Palmer presented a petition from Charles Haunder, asking peemiision to use the ‘•treetin front of the new building of 8. A Fletcher, and Bank of the Capital, to deposit materials for plastering the same. Granted under direc
tion of Htreel Commissioner.
The Mayor preseuted a petition from the Hu perintendent of the Union Telegr iph Co., asktiig fs-rmiasion to ere.'t round pole-, in the
streets.
Mr. Newcomer moved that said petitioners comply with the ordinance regulating the same. Prevailed. Mr. Dunlop moved that seven [x-r Cent, interest he allowed Dr. Atkin, on notes h. Id by him againut the city, for t)ie purchase of a lot for City Hospital. Prevailed. Mr. Newcomer offered the following. Re solve il, I hat the C"ti let Fire Fotginecr tie authorized to *tq>erintend the finishing of the Marion Fire Company’s engine house, and when completed, present the bills to the Council for allowance, provided the cost does not. exceed $.>()( I. Adopted. Mr. Hughes offered the following : Resolved, 7 hat a select Coniiiiitlee of thn-e he appointed to make a proper location for an en gme h nise for the f.th and 7th ward Fire Com pany, and report at next meeting. Adopted. Mr. Mansur moved that Mr. E. 0. Croas he allowed $15 BB for work done for the city in graveling Washington Mreet. Prevailed. Council adjourned.
i we tenter Mate ttat a number of our frte*<U have h een cure l by »o«, of »lt>na»e< »ht.h toflpil ntt ..(her moJaASf Ueniib*uL Wn ibnrbf.^e, with pmrleei toott trnce re. ..mm -i.d your vyueio of practice Ut ihe ht
■wM.
I will a.ta>inMnr Klnetrlcit; nt mj OBicr, room Xo i, Amerienn Hotel, imlinnnpolu. The pnbtb-. partk-u l»rfy I be ■flttcted are Invite* to call. A .(vice gran*. Juij23 f)B. J.S. A. PuRP • ■ronTAST to K>n >lu- D*. i tnwnoh%'% Pu la — Tbe comb.nationi of Ingreittents in these Pit », is the rennlt ot a long An.I extenaive prarlice; they are aiM in their operation, an i certain of restoring nalarnto Us fivopor chnnaet. In every instance have tbe Pills proved succeMfnl. 1 he Pitts invariably open those obstruction- to which females are liable, and bring nature into its proper channel, whereby health U restored, and the pale and deathly countenance changed to a healthy ohe. So female can enjoy good health unless -he is regular, and whenever an obulrurUon takes place, whether from exposare, cold, or any other cause, the general health immediately begins to decline, and me want of such a remedy has (ie«u the cause of so mauy consumptions among young lemaies. Headache, I’ain in the Side, Palpitation of the Heart, (..lathing ot Food, and Jictiuhed sleep, do moil alwats arise from the interruption of nature; and whenever that is the case, the Fills will invariably remedy all these evila. Nor ere they leas edteacioiM in tho cure oi Leucorrb.ea. commonly called the *• Whites."’ These Pills thouM never tie taken during pregnancy, us they would be sure to cause a miscarriage. Warranle,I purely Vcge uMe, and free from anyUiiog injurious to life or health Full and explicit diret boas accompany each tmx. These Pills are put up in ej it are, flat l«>\es. Persons residing where ".here is no agency esUUdished, by eud.skhg One Dollar tn a letter, prepaid, to Dr. C. L. C’wsnwAW, !lo. SOT Hleeker at., Ifew York CVty,can have them sent to their respective addresses by return of mail. W. \V. KOBKKTS. Wbolesale and l.vtml Dealer for lu-lienapoiis. julyl7ddtwly — iJhaki k for a FoRTrs*.—j* Partner Sunehl, with fromlwoto three thousand dollars in cash,to embark in a sure-pu) ing business. Address V. Z., P.ist Office, Indianapolis. ImarM-dtf
— ♦
]f“(’Pure, cold and sparkling S ida Water, Fresh Saratoga and pine f.i.-k waters, at ray3(i dim] Browniro’s Drug Store.
MV At T If O H IT Y . LAWS OF THK t Nirpn .STA7K.;.
move olHtnictions lo i.hi igslion in ihe Mississippi river, af the r,oiilhi»eil Pan
. . 1 Public33.j
AN A('l to reiu inouih of the
and Pass a L’outru.
tS* it Crttiftnl by ths Aena/e and Home of Representotires oj the United States oj .drieriea m Uongreis assembled, 1 hat for the opening and keeping open ship channels oi sufficient capacity lo accommodate the Wauia of (omiuerco throi.glt the S,.iilh-we-t Pass and Pass a I,’outre, (eadimr from the .Misnis.ilppi river into the Gull of Mexico, the sum ot iluee hundred and thirty thousand dollars ha, and the same U heruoy approprUled, to be paid out of any money tn the treasury not otherwise Hpnri.priatad, and to he expended iiiuler the naparinl.’iidanre of tlic Secretary oi War. i
btc. if. And be it further enor.tej, Thai it shall bo j JnlyPJdly _ Indianapolis, he duty oi the .SecretHO" of War lo apply said moneys THT. I.A'I KST PUBtlCATIttN. opening and keeping open ol the atoresaid ship ^’jjRKEN PKAS, decidedly the richest aud most hu-
RISING SUH INSURANCE .CO., OF RISING SUN, INDIANA. Al THORIZKD CAPITA I,, 8100.000! INCOHPORATEl) 1834! B .»RI> OF DltEr-TOfts: Jno. St. Ginnin^s,
j. r Well-, W. r Pate,
.* o I. P. Ulrey, i. W. Talboit, W H. H .w.-ii, .l-dii. Grate, J. \V. Spencer,
.Samuel F. f ovington. S. HcTHcWaT, Pres. K J. II »i hsWa v, Hec’y.
•S. F. I oVI.NGTON, General Ag’t.
rut.: I'oiupany transacie buainesi IN INDIANA
I o.\L\.
Fire .tint Maiine Itlskstakwii hy
S. Hathaway
it. i Hathaway, fie-*. Gillespie,
ii. ts LoGnr,
1.. K. m.’OWNEI.L, Agent,
, llldiailH
-- —" -p-'oior un.i Accping open oi me atorosaid amp channel, )>y contract, end at on earli day tn tlie nexi session of Congress to report Ike progress of the work, the amount necessary to complete it, and an estimate of tho annual cost ol keeping said channels open, and any contract made shall be limited to ihe amount here
by appropriated.
In tbe Senate of the United States, July ~,th, The President of the United States having returned to the Senate, In which It originated, the bill entitled “An act t« remove obstructions to navigation in the mouth of the Mississippi river, at the South-west Pa-s and the Pass a l.’Oulre,” with his objections thereto, the Senate proceeded, In pursuance of the constitution,
to reconsider the same; and,
, T
M's ."AUrrMirruly
J! morons book of tne Acajou. Three well filled “pods “make up Ihe dish. The trade supplied al
F.astern figures. Copies lent to any address Addres-, STEWART A BOWEN, Julyi)-dif IndianaBook Emporium. ' MCAlsT ff*aB! 1 ttKAttl• ! R. S. WINTER & CO.’S
Fourteenth Grand Gilt Enterprise ! Hix frizes ot Aiuerican Uold, Amoun-
**M(g to fi3,300.
313 Gold and Silver Lever Watches!!
TOTAL NUMRFK OF PK1ZEA, I.TUSi! !
1UA<k»»>d> y
wMh nwrc than
rw Aoti Jacobn
lAWAA la. ana Paste
TWOHFNDRKD EPlGR.m.s,
THE OHOlJESr
Wolcoa, Cow
HUMOROUS POETRY OF
Wolcott, Cowpcr, L«a>b, 1 Wkcrar, Holm#.. P.a. d. ^wirk, ncaft. A) l..j a, cia\, Her us, S-uthay , Saxv, Prt“r, CofcridgA, l.yron, M.uirvi. Lowell, Ktc., »lih
ipUna’.wy Aud k:i*.rrAfdoca.. By ume, liao. 6H9 p. Prsc.- 91 3*.
iwte, ei|
t>ue volcote.
In Press, aad-will be published in a few ttay - .Vapoleon'e Tetrere to Joaepbiae'— Tbe CmnfJ'ntial Correeponaenee of tbe Emperor .XapoUon on . tbe
Ewepreee Josephne
loclading letters from the time of their marrimgc uu til the deatu of Jowphiue, and aU.i seseral u-lie-s from the Emperor tu hi- brother Josepu. and other important penonage.-, with uuiu.-roua illustnaud not s and
ailCtCklseicHy U) Jolku S. C . Abtsotl. BIASU.^ bKalHEK5, PuMi^r*.
jnlyU* MM—J Hu Duane v. TKAiNSYLVA.NLVINIVEKNI IT,
..■EDM' %L DKPkKT.VfK.Vr.
r■ 1Hh 40th .se-wlon will commence on Uic ties! Jlvnm. doy trn JtToremSer. IH3C, and wit continue four mowIMs uudet the dirrclion of the following Farultv.
via : - Hasj. W. Ib'DLxx
Basa. W. Ib-otrv, ML D., Kmeritus Prof. c.f Surgery. Ko« t. Prtrr, M. D., Prut, of Chemistry and i’hirma-
CT.
JautoM. Bcah, M. II., Prof. ..f AuaUimv. William S. CuirLRv, M. D., Prvf. of Theurv and Practice of Medicine. Kthki acrt I.. D. dlfv, Sf. D . Prof, of Principle* and Practice of Surgery . SaMCBL M. Lan hcr, M. D . Prof, of Ubsletru-s Hid Diseosos of Woinen and I'hildn-n. Ha.nry M. Srillmam, M. IL. Prof, of General an 1 I’alk. Anatomy and Phvsi.ilogy. Bt*j. P. Drake, M. D.. P r . f ot Materia Medica, Med. Jwrisp. and Iherapeutics. ■(■**** -'I. Oku a, M. D-, Denionalrator of A uatomy . IjnUTicketa U> the fait course, Jlu.i. Matrtcuhifioii ***! Lijlf**? I"** Y*- Graduation Fee Ji. IKun msira(“f * Ticket TlO- All in advance. (. 1 »od b.-ardtug. withfUcland hglns, irom 52 5ll to Jt ill i>er Week. KUBFKT PKTKK, M. IL, Dean, Ac , juI.vIT Lexington, Kv. BANNER FAINTING.* I hUMU AT MIUKT AU l'll'K and .mi roasona -Lz bio leriu*. •>> KlbHtR, South-Kasl Diagonal, op|«e.i:e Hranch Hack. Julyl l-NDlAytAPULlS, l.ND. WANTKO 'TO I’l'KCIl VHK, I II I W Wk acr ‘“ s tend Warrants; AUuteVl/ fh,IRS) Torre Haute cA Ricl.ni. n l K. K. SbM-k; Indianapolis A Ciuciunali K. K t’i>., loper cent Uomls: Indiana Central K. K. Co. Ii) [kt cent, th.n l-; By \V.\t. Y. WILEY, J 1 * 1 )" M Real Estalo AgenL GHKAT HAl,i: OS" X'I.«»T 111.M; AHD GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ! /YWlNG to the extensive preparations wo arc making ve tor the approaching Fall and Wilder Season, we are n >w offering a splendid stock ol Clothing and Gents’J^umishtng Goods, at nett cost, Thcreloie, for astonishing bargains, call at Oak Matt, No. h«teHouse. GLASER c. BROflU- KS, julyl*llf Proprietors. P. S. Strangers visiting the city, had better t.ear this in mind.
Orn. t Indwrapou* <Y Circiknati R. 1J. Co,,i
Indianapolis, July *, l?.V;. y
"Vf OTICE Uheroby given that a dividend of four per a v o ld. ou th -Capital stock ol the (Will Gpaid ..n ihe y.ilh inst., on ail -lock regi-lvn-d on the tran-.ler 1*....k5..f the I'oiufiaity at tlie Ohio Lite liisor-an.-o l in-t r .. New York City, at New Y..rk, And on all other-ti k, (ttvldeml Will be paid St the office of ihe Company at Indianapolis. A. WORTH,
julyhdui
IIOL) ,11A \
S.•ctv tar V.
KFF.P.-s A l ALL TIMES, A I AKGE SfOi K OF
ALL K.I \D.-> OF
F AaillO.N A 01.K AXO 4 Hi: kF bliV (iOUl)S AM) OAlil'KTS!! And selDat TERY LOW Pftll f S. ; -No. 3, Odd Fellows’ Halt. July-:d 1 ra Indianapolis, Ind. $t3ii O CJ» O WOivT'H <>I’.|>UY (it»(>l>S i^I . 31. i> H \ \ 1 S . To be Sold before the 15th of August!
*; and, TOTAL NIIMBFK OF PK1ZEA, 1,7W-
Reeolotd, That the said bill dopsss.two third-of tho’’ W MOf.E VAl.TSi Of PKIZ. Ra, 916,000! • i Mantillas reduced Senate agreeing to passtha same. J T> S. WINTER A CO., would announce to their 1 1 ’
f ILa patrons and the public generally, that their Fonr-
4 \D in order to make auro sale, I intro marked down
fY my entire ah suit altcu-tuiners ste ihe list of prit give alow, which
my entire stock to such prices that cannot fail to
be iinp.i-iil
rices in a single advcrliscnieut, hut
It Would I
ble to euumer
ill
Attest
ASBUK Y DICK INS, I lYa patrons and the public generally.I Mccretarj of tho .Senate. J teciilh Grand Gift Enterprise will be drawn at Cov
ipa -
zOVlUg-
ton Ky., op|>ostie Cincinnati, O., on Monday, Auguit
fit the House of H ep resent ah res of tbe United States, I 16, l6;V">,on which occasion. Two Thousand Tliree Hun- I Crapa --liaw i-
Jul) tstb, 165b. j dred Do.lars in American Gold, and *13,700 worth of The House of Representative* having been nottfled j Jewelry will lie distributed to the 1'ickel holders, mahy the .senate that the bill entitled “An act lo remove king the total value of the Prizes Jib.Oio.
obstructions to navigation tn the month of the Missis- An slppl river, at the South-west Pass, ana ihe Pass a L’Uutre” had been returned by the President, with his objections, to the Senate, in which it originated, and that the Senate having proceeded, in pursuance of the constitution, to reconsider the same, bad “Resolved, That the said hill do pass; two thirds of thn .Senate agreeing to pass the same,''the House oi Representatives proceeded, in pursuance of the constitution, to
reconsider the said hill, and
Reeolvtd, That thn said bill do pass, two-thirds of the House ofRapresematlves agreeing to pass the same. Attest WM. < ULI.OM.
Clerk Honse Hep’s.
[Public 3-1.J
ion for deepening the I. M»r\ "s river, lii the Male of Mlihigan.
He it enacted by tbe Senate and Ha se of Representations of tbe United Staten oi Amerira, in Congress Assembled, That the sum of one hundred thonaand ilol lars be, and the same is hereby appropriated towards deepening the rbniinel ol the .St. Mary 's river, tn the State of Michigan,.by the west channel through teke George, according to the estimate of Captain Macomb, of the topographical corps, communicated to the Sonnte In the report of thn Serrettry of War, dated lanns/y eighteen, •Ighteon hundred and fifty five- Provided
AS ACT making an appropriati cha idcI over thn fiats of the
Itiattbe dredging machine purchased for the improvehvpaI of the St. Clair fiats may tn; nin ployed, when not
in of the S«
ar, in me impiovement
an.
required therefor, at the discretion of
War, in the impiovement of the St Msrj’a river
Secretary of
In tbs Hanate of the United States, July :tb, 1616. The President of the United States having returned to the Senate, in which It originated, the bill entitled “An act making an appropriation for deepening the chunnel over the flata of tn« St. Mary’s rver, In the
Fancy Silks
>ng the gifts are: j
One f.’aeh Gift American Gold *l,(M (i ; “ Two Cash Gifts *• “ 500 - *" Thtre “ “ *• “ ea*'h Hki ! Best Biack »lk
Three hundred and thirteen Gold and Stiver Lever ! “
Watches, ranging In price from il7 to slOOear-h, all | Figured Baragsi
warranted of the best quality that can be furnished for the price. The rest ot the prizes consist of Gold Lock els, Go d Pens and Pencils, Ladies’ and Gents’ Breastpins, Finger and Earrings, die., all warranted "genu-
ine.
All Prizes draw n by person at a distance, are for warded by mail or express, Tee ot charge. A circular containing a complc-e list of prizes, aud
explaining the manner of drawing die., will be sent to
any one who may order it.
Any parson wno may dual re to act as agent, by letting iin know what number of tickets they can dispose ot, will be furnished with them, together with llsta of Pn
zes, Ar.
.single tickets 91; six tickets for 95; twelve tickets for 11(1; twenty five tickets for 9v**i; and in the Utter proportion for larger numbers Address all orders to B. S. WINTER A CO., Julylti Cincinnati, Ohm. I > EC El VED tins day, Lace and Silk Mantillas, Saw -TV Styles, and at very reduced prices. Ladies call avion—they are selling very fast. In order hi make room for our Fall and Winter Goods, we will close out at first cost, the ba'ance of our .Summer stock. We have yet some handsome Summer Silk, Jaconet and Swiss lawns, Rerage Da’
other handsome
will be a fair sample of th - whole from 11 • o to to ini dollars
“ I'd INI lo <J t 11 *• 10 IHl to 6 Ini ’• 7 00 to 5 ini •• 0 00 to J mi ’ 16 I Ml to I.’ <o “ ft Otllo lion “ 6 IS) to 4 Oi* “• 1 50 to 1 J . “ 1 to i oo *• 1 mi to 71
Printed ChalLes
Lancaster &. Domestic
Ginghams
Ail 2:1 cent Ginghams 0-8 Unhieachu.t Muslin
Bleached Mu-lin
Pai’a-if j
Honnet Ribbons
J K. WHELAN dr CO.
Thn
in the nirilnineot Committer* »* stiH in
rhnsnH in Cinrinnftti, nihI at slrirllj Eastern
rste*. inrlndinff trsnaportalion.
Hi* Mork of Fancy Hon pa, exirnc’^ aiM | for fumcric* for •urpots onjOiiiiff of ^1^4 p TfT
“"f *>■?*.'*+tarn U» itrt
A.r.ui.1, w.-„ i-.t »..»iw««»*.u*
*•'f' a-ueu ,J£, ,1.7,, ’"*'**■ '*•. c b- «* »- '***
,’*****"by*"a Oninrroill,,.n<l *r know ! S—I'OMr Rr“-« >«•). n*M mon oik! his eUrks polite »n.i fallows, w* humpmk fee
him * J
rfV Now is Ik e time. «mhI Uw *•*•** Je*> ( Hoot*** J* ike pi ace, to jwlyeor w«»k < *°* # '■ * nwti nod Wnutt tel msnner-ckttip M dirt. UTAH poeeo 00 deoi^u^rT riek (foot, will boor i* ound tkat Torti* 8*op will bo aorvod op to-dnj, oteAbo CtjbuI FoIm* •» !•
in Snn Francisco,
session.
Judge Terry, «f tl*e Supreme Court, has luvn arretted for stabbinff n Commitlco Police■non while making on orresl- The Committee ii* firmly rotnblislvpd. Tho (lovernor remsinn at Hacrnmcnto. The conduct of Herbert has excited much in- * lipnation. * ... All tbe arms collected by the law and order I nrn had beea seised hy the Committee. Dnrkee, of tit* Committee, had been arrested < >n a charge of piracy, for aeixiag arras belongi no to tho Slate, from a schooner. Arrived at San Francisco ; The Steam King * od Wisnrd, of Hew York. Nt* tKAor*.—Maj. Waters command sent to- | ^on on nr count of a rumor that the Gantema1 inns near that city had been fired on by the f tivaa party, and one of them wounded. Sew- * ral of Ihe Rivaa pany worn killed. Water* , vetted outside eoam time, hot the enemy not *^'Kr'" w^no sign of an invasion now, hut a rertain league ia the northern State* still exists. An invaaioo is braked for at the cion, of the raiax season. Walker needs men and money for ie coming atruggle. The wholo number of vote* cast for President Were 91 .BUB. of which Walker receive.! M.CMO, ood Rif a*. Ferrer, Jam, and Saliaar, th« re-
The steamer Texas from Yen* Crus oo. 99d. reports that a conspiracy was Puidlte Jwtore SanU Anna Many prientt ^Tbe^rSdminOrepnnoentiny. CeUnel as&.-asSBCsis: There ^ntoa top wRMoo klBofiThe election ratoras oo* not fall. Th* reonlta wiS peokoMy be mtevxgnf dm
:%ata of Michigan,” with hi* objectlona therete, th* senate proceedtxl,in purauancc uf the consi'tutinn, to
raconaiuer the tame; and
Retained, That the Mid Mil do paw, two- hlrdaof
live .Senate agreeing to paw tho same. Attest ASBURY DICKENS,
Secretary of the Henata.
]n the House of Reprenentatirrs of the United Atatee,
July nth, IftSH.
The House of Representatives having been'notlfiid by the Senate that the bill entitled “An act making an appropriation for deepening the channel over the flats of the XL Mary’* river, In the State of Michigan,” had been returned by tho President, with bis objection*, to the Senate, in which it originated, and that the Senate having proceeded, In pur-oanee of the ronatiintion, to reconslded the tame, hod - Resolved. 1 hat the iiskl bill .V pas*, two third* of the Senate agreeing |o paas the the House of Bepresentative* proceeded, in pu’rauance ofth* ennstttntlnn, to reconsider the said bib',
BR> 4
Rjtolred, That tiie said M|l do pass, two thirds of tho Houseof Rspresentative* agresing to pam the same. j,Igct VX M. CLLLOhf,
Clerk House Rep’t.
| Public 35. |
AN ACT making an appropriation for deepening the i hannel over the St. ( lair flats, in the Mat* of Mich-
Lame, Tissues, Ginghams, and many < slylc*. Call at the “Lidies’ Fancy Sure ”
julyifi
W. H. TALBOTT & CO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR , Spring and Summer * ° STOCK OF /Wk. r TBL''4KL^^K3[^MErZFBB w JKWEIjRY ANDSII^ERWARE TJF.IXG the most complete and extensive ever JJ brought to this city, to which they re-pei-tfully invite the attention of citizens and strangers. No. i-t, West Waahington-st.V
INDIANAPOLIft, IND.
ap-29-ittf 1
DRUMS! DRUMS!! TU ST received at the New York Music Store, Temrl perance Hall, a fine assortment of Bass and Tenor Drums, genome calf heads, b*ss 28 inches, waranted; will edit at lower prices than ever before o»«-red in this market. A. G. CRANE, j*:i-d.V wli 30 Weat \Yashingtou st. _ The Indiana State Fair, for 1856", X \rll.l. BK UBLD AT INDIANA W Mondiy and Ti'Bsnav, Och.i^r 2oth and 21st, days for making entries, and arranging articles lor exhibition. Wcssisbat, Thubsd.t ainl Fam.v, October -22d,23d, aad Zdth. day* of exhibitien. Saturday, October zSth, day oi sale of Stock, acd other aiucic*.
Jels-dA w3m
1 .,ti to I 2.1 to I no to 75 lo ,35 to 25 t o
i J t 25 to IU to 12) a to lu to
ft to 6 to
3 on to 3 01) to a on to 1 .5 b> . 5 to Ml to 3." to
12),
2 75 2 2.. 1
All persom wishing any kin.I of Diy (
it to their interact to ult.
Jalylltf
25
irnl.N veil! find end tins -ale M. 5f DUNN,
57 Blake’s Comui. n ull Row
(OHS J. WEIGHT.
UKNHV J. MOVTUOMLKY.
WRIGHT & MONTGOMERY. (ieneral Auttiuii and r«iiuuksiou IVtfeSAl.OITA.TNinrjSI. •Vs- 73 W.ot WetaMeefflAn */.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Jpy’Havinga large Sale Room fitted npexpres-dy for the exhibill.m and sale of Fancy Go...l-, Furniture, oil Paintings, Ac,, consignments of thi) description of
ohcited.
_ _ of this d-scription of
Goods are solicited.
Particular attention paid to out-door sales of Re »1 Estate, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture at Dwellings,
Ac.
GASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. ' *Er**twr»j J. McCreary, A Co. N. Y., J. R. Marten & Co.,Cln., - Shapleieh A Rue, Phila., Proctor & Gamble. Gin., R Mi-Gregsr A t o. X. U. II. F West, Indianapolis, T. Johnston, Cincinnati, J. I.indley, Indianapotia, Jacob Graff A Co., 1 ia., 1% right Hates a Maguire, “ Tyler Dwvi-ljbn .J- C.>.. “ Kea»r A Co., Cincinnati. WcAlpiii, HiBmau A 10. “ James Marcher, New York. JnlySdAwtr BKA!)\ s l iAJ.LEUV UF _ ART! iYo. 3.'j), Broad wiry, New York.
ZJ:
? \r \
SAXDSy NATHAN'S A COS* AMERICAN CIRCUS!
AMD
COMBINED EXHIBITIONS!
c'i>*as*n»w ar a
Full and Efficient Equestrian Troupe!
Amt a cwnrriiUy ssWtsd trwwpr off
ACROBATS AMD OTMHASTS. A LEGITIMATE DRAMATIC CORES,
Ami nuplsta collsrttoa of
T R AI N KI > A N I M A 1. S ,
' net lading th*
WOMDXSrUL PERFOKMIMU BUPKAWTS •
VICTOItKA nwo Al.mCRT.
t in- only lca*U of this spsciss which havs beea taught to march wi h military prectatoa,aarswd incItasU nlaae* i Tmed of planks H inch** la thh-karas, mount psdsslal» amt columas, baiance them selva* on thstr hind laws,
and perform the incredible (hat or
STANDING dm TUKItt hkadw.
n»c whole -iemonstraUng a nicety of tratatag and Mii- ; ty that hitherto have hewn considered atter tniposUbUi-
lie*. These two
MOk-MTAIMU or PLKWH
first appeared ta AsGsy’s Amphitheatre. London.before Ihe cmwii. nobility and gentry, prodactng a i*r*r nnpanl clc.; subse,gently at tha (.Arqa* Napoleon, Pari*,
where wr
loO COMSgCXTlVE NIGMTh,
i.s |>criod of 5 months' they drew crowds ot people from ait parts of France. During this engagement the* were purchased by Mr. Richard Sands, at an immense cost, expressly for the American Clreas, and are now pre-senlod to the American people with the coaOdenc*
ihat 110 such
INTRI.VsIC AT TR ACTION
.as this one feature aioae comprises) ran be o Is red, s(thcr in Cis or Trmns-AllanDc worlds; even If all the es-tabti-hmeal— Equeelriau, Zoological or Dramatic—now
organized werejoined together.
Another •listlnguished feature in this exhibition is
THE ANTEPODEAN EXERCISES
ISHTS.'M 5T K 35S£ anco ortgioatckl wiih ^ ^
MR. RICHARD SANDS,
ta-I was successfully given by him first in America, then at the theatre Port* St. Martin, at Drury Labs Uftidon, and afterwards at all the principal etties throughout tho entire coutiaenl, attracting the atisxill m ! the most prominent savans of the world of askmee and eliciting the patronage and approhalloa^Ythe
s* and the people of every clime. Dazatel bf MU* Mr. Sands’ achievements, a host of rut-
pre bril
niluncy of __ pretenders have attempted to perform this miracle, and » ilh an effrontery unprecedented announced theirabll*ly t*> do so. but after a few unsuccessful exhiblttoa, significant only of their awkwardness aud total lack of scientific execution, they abandoned the field to him whose genius alone is master of. To see U dons
GRACEFULLY AND DEXTROUttLY, d must he witnessed in this Exhibition.
The efficiency ami strength of the Drsmatic Company enables ns la ..Her the luaguificent Dramatic of
spsc taels
**X far
ft
MAZEPI'A: Or, the
WILD HORSE OF LiRTARk ! Dramslizod and adapted from Byron’s poem of that tills. For cast, startlln ’incidents and tableaux wn must
you to the suiall bills.
Oua of the mo*t laughable and exI centric scenes eter Introduced >tal» a ’circle, is tho combat between th* two
If'Iowusand tha
Traluod Xebra and Low Comedy Doukey. 'I he Arenlc F.xercisos will bo grand, 1 novel, and well rarle<l by lbs uObrts, individually aud combined, of the following arllsUMot rsptitatloa: Air K Bands and his two ftoas; Mr. J. J. Nathans and Mast. Philo; W. A riustroog. Goo. ftsegeant, Siguor (ills*, Mast. Feed I
uand, (J. UaasiU, H Fagio, Masses.
Ward, Adams, Proctor and others. Comprising tho Acrobatic, Gymnastic and Auxiliary lorcss. "The
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MAD’LLE. CAMEROX, the Frem h Eituestrienns, who waath* bright Star of the Cirque Napolson, Pari*, ou sreoaut oi her south, bhaatt and talents. She will gtvs her Ex*ruses de Kai (nation, tu oar Aranas* hor Pogassus or wiagwd steed. 0 Five .Flown*, Witty, Agile, Grotesqua, Maj'oni and
Mirthfel.
Sam Wester, Ron Huntington, Ton*y Htls*, Bob Conusr and Frmt
Denso r,
have been engaged and will participate tu alt the performance*. F.yue.tnan Director,}. J. NATHAN* Maaager, R. BANDH Manor of the Circle, C. BASBIT. THE DRAMATIO TROUPE lias been augniented by aa engagement ha. lug bom effected with MR. AND MRS. FRANK RAE, Ula of the Metropolitan Theatre, now Laura Keene’s Vanelia#, New Yosk. these favorite artistes uow render thi* dopartineul much superior to nay iu lb* country I'AKTICTL IR HDTICR. Every permanco will be as represented in the hills. Cbo ci,iron into l "*'' ’^ 1 1 l 1^.'''pJ'I i mn GHAMD OHIRBITAI. PARAPA arranged in the following order: 1st, the n ATUX3 CJ A» A W1QT, drawn by a HERD OF SIX ELEPHAHTS, decorated with att the splendor* of East era taste aad magnificence. Then follows the TWENTY LILIPUTIAN PONIES, drawing the Fairy Car. tn toecemioa comaatta pmforraen, mouuted on cappimonod itefen, tM mW teruimating wuh the cortege of raas, carriages, wagons and other appurtenances neesaanry to thia Colosaal I'hta Grand Exhibition will sahlbitat Indianapolis, Batardwy, Angnst », For one day only. „ . „ , Mi.* rdove company wilt exhibit at Terr# Haute, Saturday, July 2I>; Ponkvme, Moaday.Jaly*; lie, Julv 29; Crawlordavllle, Wednesdsy, Ju.y (E, Ladoga, 1 bnrsday, July 31; DanvUle, August I; v raaktuguaH; slo.lU>vlle,Mh; Zuah«ais*th; tounersvite,7Ui; Brooks,lie dlh; Harrison, mh. Admisdsatn Boxes, 5a cents; childrem under Bias years of sge. ball price. Pit ‘35 cents, a-, half BCteeDoors open at 2 o’clock in the atlernoou, aud 7 o'cteck in the evening. Perf->imances wiH commeoes tehaif an hour after opening. I jalyledid
jL %t enacted by tbe Senate and Houseof Repreeen- «,*** of the United Statet »f America tn Congress at - ybted. That tho sum of testy-ffvs tfioasand dollar, . P d the same whereby appropriated for ths^or-
be . * po me same is hereby appropriated 1 oil. . if deepening tbe channel over the ftL
f„tb. 'Hate of Michigan.
I. iho . Vssf* of th* United State* July, ~tb IftaG. T-Ilu,vlenl ot th* United States haring returned ml «I^ "*, t" which it originated, the Mil entitled IT. ".,, 'ng an spproprtaMoo for deepening the rbsnne! o7er li- " Sl rUl,r in lh * Suu " 01 **<*•- L.f. " w„h hi. o Mecttene thereto, the Senate proceeded f^urswUce *f th •conriltttton, to reconsider the ..me; Reeolued That th W b,a 9**+ tworthird* of
P "’ U Z ~2v DirKRNS, Secretary of the Senate.
/. the House of 'UV' M *‘"’ The Howse of R®P f ^^M! r | f*j h !.A?e^a?mf i rn terSVE fgffra. withtis^egg^^:
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But hanau Flag*.
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Meridian sL. opposite the Poat-Ottee, Indtsnapotis. TTAV1NG purchased ihe well known PveaffAim TeIT graving Establishment ol T. B. Pnu*c, I am pra pared to execute all kinds of Kagnviag In n superior
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TO PONT39 AMTRttH-
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in New York by Mr. Brady, U execute.’! 111 s style ol j 1 > for -ale at this office. , perh-ction and ohrsbility, unsurpassed in this country j Po-tmaster, desiring Registers will ne ssppuee nr in Europe. Pr.naiH of all the candidate »tor Pres - j the m-.st lib-Ttl lerms. A'idress. c /vrxrtif dent and t ice i’re-oleat, are on exhibition in this ga! | ••ARKABBK « t Win »> lery. PEoL^rraphic coj.ie, of the -aure singly, or by | jyTddwtf Kentinet Ottcs, Inaia—pu*m, —
, okT—AViccouat Book cutauiiag eae awte oa I j Balt--. More A LUdby, 5250, and other papem of r.o value to i»ther than the owner. The lader will be
the dozen, or hundred, supplied at low prices.
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ache, and alt other niHteu* complaints.
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July2 p W. W. KOBE RTS.
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•work st ti*« kind published. Address
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RICH CARPfiTlXfcS! H. J- HORN & CO., n Ed PEfTPULLY tarttes the attention of the Pu LV tic to their new and extenaive stock of
HEW LIVEBY STABLE!
WOOD A MILL*.
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-OIJR.TA.IN MATERIALS, stO. Which they are offirnug at extraordinary l»w . The toitowiag compriaes a part of ear amort
Roral Medattina Velvet Carpeting-, i Ittch Hrmsw Iff <"arp«imr.
rfXHE Clothiag aad Geals’ Farntantnc Gemte Bafiah P*p-m‘Tapestry Ingrain Carpeting; 1 lishment of Gnuma A Baamam’s, at lie. I Palmar E«traaad.sur>er3 Ply Carpeting; Bowse, mas been removed to No. 17 Hast Wsshtagloa Cotsau aad Wool lagrain 1 arpetieg;
w awdtffie Wriwka Hewse, Hemp Carpeting; see thesr friswde awd ewe-1 VenAiwa Osrpwtlag.
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Ku^idiig, by double aad Angle entry, aa praeoewu
latuafc Hall, Me.»
■eel mag he rauloWVal Cocoa Mattings, Mate, Rugs, 0»l Shades,
GLAftKK * BMOTHER.
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