Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1856 — Page 4
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OONNERSVILLF* FAYETTE COUNTY, ZaxdLLj^axj^ •
PnraClXN
n?o r , (lTp-Huir*,)0T*r Mr. WHUrd’* 8lor*.
miMr L.frooNtt.
CSFOOHRB Jk DHOUER ' " 'HtPfi >aBlx, Uhto, and (Ire po'M/n .
of C)' mein the eoamion of M<MrU>rn f Ohio, Kwlla-
nd Krank tin, in Ii
>>aaM ■anwaa. iorjiof ■ m* jarta M Natnllloa lion to thu colleet*
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mBM* <m of Ct • m» In thn rout
•it tod, L* calar, Klntor.and Krauklin, In Indiana. daraaaHoaa—Col. r. liuinont, i'rh'IHIhIo Hank; Jaa. M. Kay, Kaij., Caah'r Hiatn Hank ; ( apt. A. L. Voorheaa,
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'»• # 1 1 '>nil f OHiM I#nMB • J Ham»y HaUia, Kan^Jndiana
o*## A*a. iu
iEtoa Insurance Company, or HAKTPOim, COW!»K<TiCUT, JULV I, UM»
hi prtHtlti it lit cik*Utrt^ m*l mmUtml ta tf
’ IfUdmt milhit
'*^H8 DMM la‘A«M Ummwt
SRS
A Farm. andnfedi.Baak
JoterMtaacnMMoadepoaU S Keal RelateoalaMaavwm.. 99«tM 90 7f >f««1«(eBoade,6aa4 7 perteui. aeml- _ _ AniiUiniy*• ##• Ty^POO 00 9 Income Rond)7 pareaal. Mttt-aanaaUy, :r4&At m> lO/amv Mill Wat«rBonde4p«re«Bl.§MBt* ’in^T
annaall i Mllwai annually
•sftLffiMpr PRODUCE AMFVOmmO* %am5?«aAvp«Kr*'‘ IS SM BoxeeKtareb, 3na Bone fKar A Tallow Candlew
800 Ken Nalla, aaeorted dzea;
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EREHR
6 Mllwatuuia CUy^onda
re.1, AW nwA»
VnOK5KV A FI) COUFSKIXOK AT LAW, And Commlae1ouortotakelheaoknowl«<l(mentor Dead* and otherwrftln(«,tobe naod In fFi*«eiM<a,/*di*M, Afiii*4««!a,aiu/0(A«r fTMternderee
iac7,
“Dfirf: jb.elliott, I .iTR oft!)* Indletie Houdul/er the Inaane, Idndora hlaaurrlooeto the puldlc In Ihe (ennral practice o hU profeealon. Ornra—llliiiol»«troot,throe doors Forth oftho Hales ♦I use. Hmiobisi a- South Rtrit«(,onesi]naro Kaslof the Mad* •on Depot. ilecO-dtt D£. JOHN 0. UfOIBGHY “*
1 rAVlFO reliirnnd from a visit U Kunlncky. Is pro* I I pared to attend to all professional calls idthnr In th" .rtijr nr country. TlMinkfnl to Ms frteflds for the patrol s^e liltliurto bestowail upon him, he bopoa hy strict hi" iutdlrlded auentlf n l'> Ula pt'fnsalriB 'o merit a
'yniifrttiancd of the same.
irKKfGK, aaborePiforo, No. 3H^, W. Waahln(ton at.
| -ito Hatmdr House,
n ayftl
vi'wcouib, Harvey & Tarkiogton, ATTORNEYS AND CoUNHKlrl^O UH A'J’ IrAW. INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Otltr.n Over TaltiOtt'a .lettrlry Hiore— Oppoaltw WrlRht floilao.
nay Idlf
i. M. Krn IISN.M. I>. T. I'SKVIK, M. D. dim. Kitchen & pakvin. 'MKirK III (hr Meeontl slrrrP of • h >' l*oat Ollier Itul l<|InRmayldtf r. j. FKisToa r . o. wsass. PRESTON & WJ1RBE, ATTORNEYS AND iJbUNS/CfJjOfiS AT LAW, ‘V i,l attend promptly to all l/ililni'sir entrusted |o thulr ce re In the dllTereiit Courts of Him Mule of In.liuua. I'nrllculhr Ktl' iition puid to I 'oilMotion In nil purls til tin) Kiute. •• fy ii'l) In I'nlon Hall It ll i III i nRa. INDIANAl’OiilS, INI).. splHdly. wyi. v. wjJsi;y, k t; A L KSTATK A (ill NT, jiutHounr, .llomi/ Hi okir, AND HICAMCR IV IAIL.KOAD stocks, uc nds. &o., Ifn.;ai^ Hast Wasiiihoto* Krarar, uviiMJY.'iroris, utniAArS. JR.Ort,l J3»»at#a,to -A.« onoy
per oentsamt*
aoiiumnj „....., — —,, ......ms• #• • • 10 Hartford Oily Bonds Cpar cent, taml- an-
OUI.! }• —
Money duo th* Co. tacurad by Mort«a(o...
HUM Roreirable. payabloatBsunk
JQ0 Shares IWtrord *ud few H*»«. K. H. HtOCk . r. •»< •••••«••• 105 Fbaro* Hart turd * Frotldance Railroad Stock, proftrrad and (uaranterd at 10 par ' Mat. - rOTFUare* Boaton dc WotOMter K. K. Ht’k.
TV) A^) %)'
SO 38
300 im 308 MO lor,
75
150 *» too Akl 150
00
480 400 400
x. I04tofl0
*,W *«
lM*oo® (tHi m 3MM 33 1)1,000 00
Connoellaut Hirer it. K. Mock Conn. RlrerCo. Slock.,.. Stafford Bank Ktoak. CltUens' “ Waterbary^. Kitffle “ , Proridence.. Phnsniz “ Hartford Par. <fc^ech.“ “ Kx change “ “ .... SUito “ •' ....
City » “ .... M^fkiOO JPk Of H’M Co. Beak Stock H’fd 7^75 00 Conn. Hirer o HIM 0.7K7 ui
TRANSPORTATION.
CHANCE EE TIME.
JEFFERMNVjuk RAILROAD. Two Train* Daily (Sunday* Excepted.) )F f anattar Aag. (Stk, MM, Trains will ran aa
atarra. ' naran. IldB a. M 18:00 r. M. " > j.t u«o a.
Pnurr Taaia^ERpaawa—Lawaw* Indianapolis at 1.00, P. M., atopnla( at Greenwood, Franklin, Bdinbarg,
Colambaa, Visymoar, and all Way Stations.
Second Tram—Afest-LaaTeeat II.IS, P. M ^stopping
ataUStatioaa.
Fastawt Tsajm leave Dally, tahiac PreiRht for all the above point*—also, for Louisville, New Albany, and for all points on the Ohio and Mlaataatppl river*. A. 0. CKOTHEH8, Sup’t. J. O. Whitcomb, Freight Afent. janl
mnmuctB:
67. Joj. A. WaiaiiT. t KotLaadc PfTzafaaox ( > Rod, J. P. Dl'nn, i
. D. Bit.
Indianapolis.
Biczrra,Edinburgh, Indiana.
Conn. Utter
Hartford “ Merchants* Kz. “ Jiorth River “ Mocbwtlcs’ •* . fi'k Forth America “ Bdjik A merli n “ Baiik UepuLUe M B’k ComSroaUh St’k rt . Broadway B’k Stock “
People’s'
trnlon
*M) 800 :80 BfiO tin ilHI IV) 1.VI l r > 15 40 IV) IV) •Mi i(ri
Hanover “ “ Orenn “ “ Metropolitan “ “ Butchers A Drovers’ “ “ Imp’lers A Traders’ “ “ Amer. Kx. B’k St’k “ “ Merchunts’ “ “ II. S. Trust Co Kt’k “ “ N.Y. Life Ins. & T. 'Jo. 8t’k “ Oldo “ •- “ “ “ Moeh. A Traders U’k st’k J. City Charter Oak Bank flt’k llfi,... Hunk F. Y. Hank Flock 180... Market » “ “ ....109,.. Pho-nlx “ “ “ AfunhaUan Co, «
7.350 00 HJKI9 00 HbSOO 00 14Co oo 6.150 Mi 5430 no 1^73 0|> 38,400 00 SttAXin oo
00
31^00 «0 ll^oo 00
.9.7*7 W) 33470 'W llyOOO "0 10,000 <■» 844U 00 10400 00 84400 00 10,760 00 6400 00 i.'..0(Ki 00 11400 00 ‘.0400 00 0,700 00 9,5(10 00 28400 *0 13,271 50 30.000 00 83,2lK) OO 88,7110 00 10.000 00 24.300 (« J 4,035 (K) 1,4 25 00 4440 no W4<0 00 10450 00 5,w.2 50 0,013 50
*Pjfi J 0d I y
BAMBERGER BROTHERS,
IMPORTBRS and wholesali uealess in FANCY DRY GOODS,
Silks, Erabroldoffas, Rnffllsh, French and German Hosiery, Cloaks am) Talmas, Ribbons and Millin-
ery Goods, Rollons, Ac.
Forthwest cor. Main and Fifth sis. (op stairs,) v.X < EOCfSVlL.K.K, KY.
. We most respectfully caU the attention of our friends, gild more especially the country merchants, to our large and well assorted stock of Fall Goods, Having constant • ly a buyer in the Hast attending all auction sales, we can offer such Inducements to buyers la this market fa* vorlng us with a call, as to insure their patronage.—' Goods shown with great pleasure. Come, examine before purchasing elsowheie. A saving of 15 to 85 per
coat, will be guaranteed on most of the goods.
septlTdly
Liability*
•1,170,458 30 $ 810,943 60
rim Act of Incorporation Is thn same as filed in April 18:i3. TIIOH. A. AIJ4X AJiDEK, Kec’y.
AliBXAJiDEK, Kec’y.
STATE OF COFRECTIUUT,Hartford Co., SS.
H»RTrosB, July6, 1H5C.
Personally nppcariMi bofura me, a Justice of the Peace, duly <|uulined to ndniinlsiay oatlw, Thomas A. Alexander, Kecretnry, mid made solemn oath liiut the foregoing HlHtvtiiontof the assets and condition of the
/Kina Insurance Company is true. HF.NKY FOWI.RH, Justice of the Peace.
WM. 1IKRDKHKON, Agent, Indianapolis. Ii f’Applications can he made to C. B. Duvls, 8ur
voyor amf Clerk, who )g uutliorizcd to issue and mnew
Pnllries In my afisefto.
July33dtf_ •_ f* Ik II FI I IT FI
'■pilF.KK Pumjw aresnporlor to any Pump 1 1 (rse delivery and durabDlty. They »ro umnufoclactured by K. HaskotA Co.,aitholr Shop on tho Alloy south of the Post Office. All persons In need oftho
WM. HF.FDKKflON. I* II FI I* R .
nso (or
usKimnic-
1M K iindersigiied has i-sbildlshi'd 1111 Agency fur tlia
in 1 KhIhIo in No
if nml Ii
which offer Hii|»nrio
hIiii
f pu iiKlikna
iircliaso and gain 0/ ){cul Ksiuto
‘ 11, 11
r Indiicunii'iits fo llio.ee
rtliern
md bus offccted m-
;haso 1
rid Hiiulhurn Mii-hlgki its which offer Sllperio)
log t> buy or sell the same in the territory uliovo
ed.
I A Ml MU.
I'udlo til ir uttenllen will Iim paid to renting Houses, Leasing F irins, examining lilies, and other business ffliiOU it niay l»< noreSSiry lor lion-residents to leave in
hands of agents
.lAMKH Met'OFF KM., HOVVAKH HAIaBWIR, Keui Eatulo Agents,
ilo.irt /muse, All'ion and l.igoniii, Noble co., fnd.
Iiost Pumps made In the State of Indiana, of repairing lirplAafOcallntonrffh,>p,wboro, we assure them, marl K. HASKKT A CO.
done, wll fplsaso call at onr they will receive satlsfaclli
H AMMOtlf L AIH MACHINE.
|) K, W. M. Kill', Indianapol
gar, liidianapnlis; J Ind.; Mon. J. H lie
(hews, Goshen, Ind.; Moraee
,
Clinrles ('. Tueker, Washington City,
is; MoKernan xV P.d* I lliiiina, Fort IVayiiO,
H. jlowe, Li inn, Ind ; Jmlgi" J. II. iMa■en, Ind.; Homre'Wb Baldwin, Auditor, No
nle eounty, Ind ; Hon. ti VV. McCoducll, Angola,Kten* aei. county, Ind, ninrO
Wll,1,1 AH V. WILLV.
ItK A I, KSTATK AULNT. I »UV8, Kells, and Kxe.hahges Property of nil n-B kinds IA Kents and fs'ases Houses, l/uts and (•arms;
(• ,11 eels Kents, Foies and ( laims; AUrnnees Money on all kinds of Properly ;
Buys Hn;l sells Stocks, Bonds, Notes and Mortgages Mruws Heeds, Mortgages, Isuises and Agreement; Iseins Aloney, Negotiates J.oans, and makes t'ollee.
1 ms;
Pays Taxes, and Examines Titles lit all parts of the
‘into;
Buys, Hells and Locates Land V. nrrants:
‘ MW other Busi-
Hefls I-',’nl
Loans
'nd 1 of Prejicrty ; viicornlng them;
at A uvtlon;
rity ;
1 he invested
Finds Purehasors for Stocks of Goods
moss ; . . Attends to Rnylflg Mid Hefliiig (11 1 f Kilter-' l.ands, and give* Inform •
Estate and othof
y <m all good * pocu 8 6)15 par »int. I01 •u«y t< Itoal Rstato SScufiuos ohiy
Knqulrlul liy Idtlhf promptly replied to. Carriage slwujs at the door to stiow property. All Hmdnoss N'lalters strictly cohtfdentlal Kefors to all the Hind ness mon ofthe elty.
UlUoo Fo. 37,1m East Washington street, up stairs, op
W right House. [aprl-dtf
FALL TRADE—1856, Andcmon^ IWcLane, &, Co., Ho. 432 Main Street,, LOUISVILLE, KY. \gTK are now lu racslptaf a full and complete assortVV mantof Silk, Fancy, Domestic and Variety Goods, To which we Invito the attention of aUMerchtnto vis* King onr market.t'We also guaranty to sell the same on n good tornn at to time ana prices u any house East or West doing a similar bailnm*. [septlT-dly
BUU H MCSSNLMAN.
Asoasw j.mt
MU8SELMAN & CO.,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS Fo. 35Third street, between Mkln and Water-sta.
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
'YYTir.L at all times keep on handafull supply ofthelr VV own Manufactured articles from Missouri, Kentucky, and Tonnessoo Leaf, to which they call the at tendon of Merchants. Terms libera! to promp; men. septl7-dljr. ' K. A. ROBINSON. W. VV. VOW Ml*. 8. CHAMBERS R. A. ROBINSON & CO. t(srccBEsom*To Robinson tfc CAar) , WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 664, RorthsIdB Main Street, near Fourth.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
wax, Ginseng, Flaxseed, Dried Fruit, Hags and Country Produce generally, received atthehig varket
price. a
o. w. WICKS.
l. c. baylksn
•f • f/. flrown’H Pntmt, Jnnunry 1.1, 1 N5f;. H’HKHK MACHIFKH have now been thoroughly 1 tested, a munh<-r of which are now In successful operation. and are giving perfect Satisfaction, Rs will he scon by cortiflcathsfrom purchasers. They are built of Iron, and put up all ready fof attaching tno power, and being a self-feeder, it requires no extra skill to operate and keep them in order.' Wearonowbuild'<ig liir<'M«izc,,sg follovys: Fo. 1 has four knives,an<l
W1 ji -- - • ... ..
build-
rt.nrcM->iz('*, as follow*: Fo. 1 lias four knivei I cut oof),ihM) Laths pof day, with throe horse p • 2 has two knives, and will cut h)0,tX)O Lath
so power. Fo. 3 h
posit*
HOI,MAN
• r.KfH AT ALL TIMES, A LAKOK STOCK OF ALL KINDS OK FAHHION AHI.K AND OHEAP I'nl GOODS AiND GARl’ETS!! in-; sells at )/:«T LOW I'HICKS. Mo.3, Odd Fellows’Hall, ,uly6d)in Indianapolis, Ind. If ttK BKAID8—Fur adles’Hoad-xlresses, Hist roam felvotlAt WlLIiABD’S. M AIIMOTH STOCK SPRING GOODS! II. .1. IIOKi\ A: t O. I I AVF. In stons and are dally reoolving from the II East, their ftpring supply of * Jlf*re,Racy JDiry Good.*, Gmsisling of Silks, Grenadines, Organdies, JneoRots, Huroges, t liallles. Hobes In Organdie. Han'gn (ihlnl/, .Vc., F^ndi and English Prints, Ginghams, Brilliants, <Vo., comprising thV lurgest and choicest stock of Dross Goods ever offered In this city. KMHHOIHKHIKS.—A very large and choice assort. m*ut at very low figures. iiosisnv and Gi.ovss.—This Department rannot he oirpassed, both In quality and price. Ibinni-t Hlbhonsaml Dross Trimmings,allnewstylds,
rd cheap.
Sihavi Uqoi**- -Every variety of Tuscan, Florence I8C«, Bbxnd artd sidHSirdW Kontiup^Chiltlrcii'a Fancy
-<ir»w Hnts,drc.
MtNru.i.AS and Su.wmi—Our assortroeut
ss usaal. Is 7ery Urge, eompfiffng every thli ^3t*^e 87*j> tlio nohesi and most FashtsRinblc
(*o/>o», and sell at the lowest rates.
Ii. J. HORN A CO.,
rnartH No. 10, West Washington street. * iiriarcAKPKOTALsr a. J. HORN & CO.,
I j BSI’KCTFULLY iovilos Hit altuntion oftho Pub-
IV He to their new ahd extensive slock of
CAHPKTaffHj*, ri/OOH Of Ii ri.OTVI*.
( imTAIN MATKHlAliH, <t(l.
Which they are off'rliignt extrnoBliuary lew I’rictW.
ower. Us per
-*-/, ^,.wMr. ixo. o line one knlve, and will out 50460Laths per day,with one horsepower. Head tho oorltflnttesnf those that aio raufiluK tho above
machines.
Frsnkmn,Johnson Co..Ind., April 17,185fi. Tills certifies that we Imvo purchased of Brown dr Lonrnod, r)nv of their Jlammoth Lath Machines, and have been opernilnr with it for the lastfmir weeks,and will •tatM that {lie .Machine works to our satisfaction and w nke pleasure in rocorninending H to othoi
J. M. COLE dr H
rs.
1GH.
. I,. NOOK.
NOCK, WICKS & CO. coiuinmiOi* ihcrciiants, WHPI^ESALE OROCKHS,
AND DSALXRf IN
FORKIOl* AN® DOifIBATfC L.I4^0R9 9 AI/HO—Agonta for^Tr^!nia,^:nm<do*and Missouri
Tobacco.
•Vr/. 511, •flat* Mr ft, Htticun 24 M 4/A. LOtnSVILLB, KY. may 3dly ■ A. STEIN AO. ’ mTlICIITKN STEINAU & LIGHTEN, ■ , _ ’. IMPORTERS OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
also:
FINE IMAMDND8, GOLD PENS, PENCIL CASES, & C . COKFEKOF FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS, At Lichton, ixiowunthal dr Co.’s Store, up stairs, LOUISVILLE, KY septlC-dly *846. - - 1866. EAOI/K FOI NDKY. AI.LEN «. WAI.I.ACK, J. ». UTHOOW, J. HENRY THOMAS WALLACE, LITHG0W & CO., STOVE, GRATE. COPPER, TIN, SHEET-IRON •AND HOLLOW-WARE MANUFACTURERS. No. 5^6, Northwest corner Main and Third-sts., LOUIBYILLK, KY. septlS-ddrwly. II. T. CPRJ), B. V, HORD. J• f. WKLt.ER. oxjr n.x> <«» go ., WHOLESALE <>ROGERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 6l/» Ulrttl, j/ouluvlHe, Up. aprilll dly
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE URKAT CKRTRAL BOLTS, COKL nectlng the AUeotlc cities with Western, Forthwestrv.n end Kouthwesterr Steles, by a continuous Railway direct. This road tip connects at Pittsburgh with dally tine of Steamer* to i porta on the Western Klners, and at Cleveland and St. ■ isky with steamers to all ports on the Forthwevtem Lt 1. •; making tho most direct, cheapest and reliable route ty which ramear can be forwarded o and from the Great West. - Rates Between Philadelphia and
PJTTSBPROH.
, '£'ZXr£Zi!£Zi;X e ??‘\ **• ^"»»
8boon* Clan*—Books and Stationery,)
Dry Goods (ta bates) Hardware, Leath-> ?ic. per loo*
er. Wool, dtc S
Tna* CLaas—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon) .. . ^ . and Pork(ln bulkAMemp, 4c. i ttv ' P r 10 •* Fourth Class—Cofee, Fish, Bacon and .q,,.
Pork (packed,) Laid and Lard OU....j 5j *' ***'
TO 3 In shipping Goods from any point East of Philadelphia, be particular to mark pockage, “ via PenntpL •«Ni« Railroad. ” All Goods consigned t 0 tne Agents of this Road at PhHndelphla or Pittsburgh, will be for
wareed without detention.
Fsbiowt Aesim.—Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott, New Ye-k ; B. J. Sneeder, Philadelphi; Magrawdi Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. PraneUeus, Pittsburgh; Sprtgman A Brown, Cindcnatt, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky.; R. C. Meldrnm,Madison, Ikd.: Ratcliff dt Co., 8t. Louis, Mo.; J. 8. Mitchell dt Son F.vsnsvlHe,
Indiana.
General »,
H. J. LOMHAKRT, Sen
marl • *T
FORuCtS GINN ATI , / ^ tJbio Zlreart. ^•m- va. ,--l VIA ' k . SHORT LIKE. IiidiaiapoliH k Cincinnati R. & Vi* Lawrencetnirg. Tke Shortest Route by 30 Miles!! And Quickest Route by 3 Hours
and 30 Minutes!!!
BO OHAMGB OT OABS TC OINOINNATI!! ALL OTHER SCUTES OHAMGB OABS TWICE: Two Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis Daily,
(Sunday* excepted', as follows:
First Tr*im.*»CinclonaU, Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheeling Express, 11:40 a. 8.,after the arrival of trains from Larsyette, Chicago, Terra Haute and St. Louis, arrive* lu Cincinnati at 4:30 r. u. This train arrives In Cincinnati Three Hours and Tkirif Minutes is advances/ all atksr Routes. Tblstrain connect* with the L. M. R. R. at 6.00 P. M-, for the East, direct, arriving In Columbus at 11:20, p. u., Clev at 7:90 a. n., and connects with the 860 a. < L. 8. R. K-, and at Euflklo with the 5 p. K. Boston and New York Express Train, arriving In New York at 9:35 a. X., also connects at CresUln* with the 5:10 a. b. Train on the O. & P. R. R. to Pittsburgh, reaching
H. H. HOU8TON,
■eight Agent, Philadelphia.
’». Allona, Pa.
i\ew York Central
DOUBLE TRACK - RAIL ROAD! SPECIAL NOTICE.
T^BW YORK AND BOSTON
9.50 A. M. . m., and New York at I:i In advance of any other
Steam Mitt, nkak iNmANAPOt ta, April2C,I85«. MEmits. Kaow.v d» Lrajinno)—'J ho Mummoth Lath Mncliinc wo purchased of you afew weokssince, works well, making good Laths, a ml requires bntliitle power to run tt And we advise any one wanting machinory for < utttng LWhs, te purchase the Mammoth.
WELLS A FLETCHf.K.
. li r for MachtTw* and BIgbi/ apply to Brown A Learnno, Proprietors Indianapolis, Indiana. Oflco at
Ihn
e, sign ut
the Machtnificaiibo suun. atil I
ofthe P MEfSBUfe, sign
nth
MA-
CS.
IlNB street, a few doors So RA MAMMOTH I. A Til * tne can be soouaVtll tlmo:
OK JA3IK8 HUCHAlfjfllr^
UKST EDITION FUHLI8HKD.-Just Miolved and IJ for sale, oilp larjO 13 Wo. 420 pages, with a flue
igentsand tho
trade supplied in quaaUtleA to smt, id Ih* lowest
In thlsline ug new and
» »X'V SVOIX7. 441147 J
steel portrait well bound Id muslin!
trade supplied in wholesale prieosby
n’ngltf
page
STEARNS A SPICER.
No. 13 Illinois st, Indianapolis.
TAKE NOTICE!
FARMERS,
I*. S. Birkemnayer,
INDIANA SEED AND AGRIOULTURAL HOUSE, KFI'S constantly on hand tho latest and most apCV. proved styles of Agricultural and Horticultural
Feeds, Belting of all sizes, niso Trucks. Also, every
description of Railroad Findings. Iscptll-tf
T vln
i ho lollowlng comprises a part of our assortment:
Royal Medallion Velvet Carpeting;
Rich Brussels Carpeting;
Patent Tapestry Ingrain Carpeting; KxtraandSuper3irly Carpeting; Cotton and Wool Ingrain carpeting;
Hemp Carpeting: Venetian Carpeting.
—A1AO-
l aiiton an 1 Coeoa Mattings. Mats, Rugs, OH Shades,
sCurtaln Fixtures, Ac.
e mafffdtf H J. HORN A CO
BnrhAnavi Hags.
IjlDWKLL A BROTMRR have Just oomplotvd
IJ t>eenilfnl “
and have •‘Old Hucl
llful {Mirtrait engraving of Jambo Hiv'Hanan, printed e large numoer Of Hags containing •uni Muck’s” llkcncas. which they will furnish at reasonable rate*, to persons making early application.
BIDW ELI. A BROTHER,
!•** . 831 Kast Wr«*' ’ogt g{.
LIQUORS AND WINES
I G. *. ■WNDRfl WARBEOtNE.-Through A OUT Agent, Mr. W.F. Bovm, New York City, we
^Tangomew* ’or tho lieporuuion
ol FORKION LtMUURS and Y.aARS. W* have mst received a Utee supply, to which we Invite th* attention ofthe trade. Our facHHIe# are such as teen* abb- ns to sell at low prise*. BOYLE A CO.,
No*. 55,57 and 59,Second street.
mgfH-dlf} CTJIcInSat!, o. ImproTEd Little Giant, for 1866.
Corn ond Cob Mill,
WflTM IrtpSe srtsef Crashers and double grinding v v surfhee, *w In nttfov wnrds two mills Li ofie. Frira *60, Bo. 4, three Horse Mill grind* from 85 te 90
btiah. pet hour;
Erie* 150, IV*. 3, two Hon* Mill t
teife ps
Fete* *46, No. 3, ona Hon*
•Mi, ~
Mill grinds ftemfftte 86 teiMi. per hour;, 1
« Homo Mm gAwds ftem ft te U
MMti. tw bewK
Hereomjwliwd with foe H« 8. BIHKKNMAYKH,
HERNING A OTT, . r “ WOOD, c v 6W% Wood RiBJONS.m,, ,, ETC. ^ ■# w« OoMH OfFlHIft 4MM| $f.. % tft a) f oo tie
jaugte-dAwiy
-et streets,
MILKOftLFHIA. FA iKssftfwru’M,
a i.o
srlSTSSi a. smj.
t jj!T 11 r,Mt aw mwa f
tT" KF.l’S constantly on han< Ott proved styles of Agrlc Mnehlnos, Field and Gawtcn I fgiim ami loathor) W*ro House
Ii
HATS AND CAPS: I’ll ATI IRA, NMITII & CO.,
Vo. 455 Maui Street.
(mv+sesoM to isg'UoUM*, raathkr A snitii )
Have now in store a large and complete stock of every
description of goods in the Hat end Cep Hno, tnnntifac
to rod oxpNlsly for (lie Wsstefu am) Kotrthern mSkepf. OaMi or im.mpt |«y1ng dealers wilt dml it to their intsff-
est fr> Axrtnilhoour slock.
scpU5.1Awly LOUISVILLE, KY. CHAni ss nonvi*. henbv hakt. p. h. mapothkr.
ituCI'N A CO.,
/./TlUJUIUtrilAH 0 c., s. K. cornor Third ond Market streets.
MIUlHVIliI.K, KY t'
Maps, Views; Business Cards, Clrtnlars, Txbela, Show f ards, Ae., exeented In first rate Style and at moderate
prices.
A great variety of Wine, Spirit, Cigar, and other Labels always^vn hand. ^ ^ septUdly MOORE’S MAMMOTH FURNITURE. CHAIR AND BEDDING DEPOT, .No. 76, Fourth Street, West side, bet. Main A Market, LOUISVILLE, KY. Keeps a large assortment altOrii on hand, atVhelssnle ami retail, as tow as they can be beurfctfor in the •"f _ septij C. SNITII. J. A. CARTEa. J. (>■ CARTES dMJTIJ & CARTERS WHOLBSAUB DEALS HR IN STAPLK AND FANCY DRY GOODS, VAKIKTIK AND BEST BRAND IKH.TING {’LOTUS. tumor ofJteHA * Mirth Mrerte, I.Oli 19 Y i««l, N , MY, _«erii11 wiv , _.': i Orrat KxcHfmenl, At TUX ... . LADIES’ FAIMIY STORE. no ’ WASHINGTON STREET INB/ANAPOL/S, /nd 1 " WHELAN & CO.
TOI.
,» rJ Aor mm
¥. W|l>*. AkWtemi
rine ansT Fancy^nral larc* PUio.Fmacj R CArrAd VArl,r Viraitnr,
STORE FURNITURE,
227 »•*
£ A. BAKBH,
WJtMNBY, UL.AIR A CO., WHOI.KSAI.E DEALERS IN HARDWARE $ CUTLERY, LOUISVILLE, KY. XXTK have now in store and daily receiving tho most Vv complete acsortmeot of Hardware and Cutlery, to be found in the West, consisting in part of tho following articles: 2.000 gross Table Cutlery; 500 doz. Focket Cutlery; 100 doz. Iron Cutlofy; 150 do/.. Arena's Shovels and Spados; 500 kegs orNaiU; i 8.000 gross Girablet Screws; 200d«Zi Coffee Mills; 500 doz. Locks aud Hinges, ISO doz. Brass Candle Btlclu; ■ 3oo doz. Curry Combs; 10 Mill Saws; 10 Crosscut 8*ws; Country merchants will find It to thetr interest to give us a cat], arwe are selling at low figures for cash or good paper. [§eptl6-d1y| ORMSBY, RLAIR A CO. L. T. THrSTIN, " S. cTeLV THtTSTON & ELY, WHOLESALE GROCERY, COMMISSION AND PRODUCE M I -: R O H A NTH. No. 569, Main Street,South side, nearly Opposite Galt . House. LOUISVILLE, KY. Kprlllldly s. r. PICK. . p. it. cowan. s. w. itakmonp. S. P. MCK & CO., MANUFAOTUEERS AND DEALERS IN Xj.^aAbX* T O 13 ua. O O O . Ixth st., east side, between Main A Market., ordersf^rliiopurehaao of f-oaVVoMcuf *, promptly filled. aprilll wly j. s. morris Ison's, JIANtTFACTCBINC CHEMISTS, as* mfowasueov DHUGS AND MEDICINES. 161, Main Street, LotamUe, Ky. Keep constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Drags, Mediciura, Faints, Varnishes, Oils and Dye Htufis. Also, Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, Ae. Country produce of all kieds, taken In exchange, aprilll dly J. S. MORRIS A SONS.
PASSENGERS
leaving the following cities tho last days of each
week
WILL, SAVE ONE MOUlt’S TI .TIE
BT VERCHASINO T1CHET8 VIA
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL R. R. Passengers leaving Cincinnati. al6:(if) a. m. Saturday, do d® Toledo, 9:50 do do do do Coiumbus, 10:05 do do do do Cleveland, 3:20 t. m. do do do Lonlsvll e, 8:30 a. m. Friday, do do St. Louis, . 9:00 do do do do Ind’napolis, 11:15 p. x. do will connect at Buffalo with the train known as the “Lightning Express” on the New York Central Railroad leaving Buffalo at 10:45 p. m., Saturday, and arri-
ving in N.Y7 at 1:50 p. m., Sunday,
IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER KOCTE. Passenger trains leave Toledo, as follows:— First train leaves at... 9:30 p. m. Arrives at Buffalo at 5 p. M., and at New York at 9:35 a. (25 Minutes in advance of any other route,) and
arrives In Boston at 2 r. x. SeeondTrain leaves at...... A rrivrs In Buffalo at 10:45
50 r. m. next day; (55 minuter in advance of any other
route,) arrives at Boaton at 5 p. m.
Third Train leaves at ,..3:40 r. m. Arrives in Buffalo at 5:40 a. m., and New York 9:30
». m., and Boston at 1 a. w.
Fourth train leaves at 5:00 a. m. Arrives In Buflhlo 5:40 a. M.,snd New York 9:30 p. m. Sundsy Train leaves buflhlo at 5:00 p. m., and arrives in New York at 8:35 a. m., Monday. N. U.—The New York Central Railroad is the only road running care into New York city. New York passengers should be sure and Secure Tickets via New York Central R. R. landing at Chambers street, but a short distance trom the principal hotels. Instead, of Jo ray city. Aft trains of Nwr Tore central itsnmad c<ma*«i at Albany with the'Western HalUoad.vlfi Springfield; also, wltu jVIbany Northern Railroad to Boston; making a saving in time of from 5 to 15 hours,and 160 miles trav-
el to Boston passengers.
Passengers wishing commodious saloon cars, a saving of distance and of time, should be sure and secure tickets via New York Central liallroad via Buffalo and Ni.
agara Falls.
Tickets for sale at all the principal stern Railroad Offlcea. ;, Passengers taking steamers at Cleveland in the eve. nlngconnect with 8:30 a-m. train en New York Central Road arriving In New York same evening, or People’s Line of Steamers on the Hudson, arrivi gin New York at 5 a. is., next day. Bo snre and secure tickets via NEW YORK GENTRAL RAILROAD. ALLEN BUTLER, General Western Agent. C. Vidbaid, General Superintendent Albany, N. Y. J. H. HOPKINS, oct!4-dtf Agent, Indianapolis. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THEBE DAILY THB0UGH TRAINS,
TRANSPORTATION.
Hew Arrangement on the
M. & I. RAILRuAD. T>AS8KNGKR TRAINS leave the Madison station at X 6:30, A. M~, fSandavs excepted ) and arrive at Inat Madison at 4:50, P. M.. and slept at all regular staPassengers leaving Madison -t 6;30, A. M., will take the cars of the Ohio * Mississippi Railroad st North Vernon, aad arrive at Cinciuaatl el 8A0 and Louisville at 130; take the cere at Col am bus on the C. & S. Roed, end arrive at ShelbvvlUe at 1130. Connect with all trains st Indianapolis r-irthe West, North and Bast:
MRDfCJtt.?
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t=£
rae.sy ■syinra .fiat .j ^
KJ of rotombus, Ohio, has peraoanenUy located ta ladlaaapoUs aad opened ea Uffneary for the tsoeyneat« Mtesaw of the Eye and Bar, aad respdeUUly ten4w» hie protesMosal servieea to the paMte. Havtnf had re axpeftenee of over twswip pears In the treatment of the Kyeand Bar, he has the latnite satlsfoctloo *f kBowing that he can perform the BMast critical operations and exraordinary curst. His mods of treetiasat te entirely r, perfectly safe, and never known to foil ta giving ol. All ho asks te a fair aad mpartial trial of his
will arrive tt— Terre Haute,
Vincennes, Lafayette,
Dayton, Colsmbus,
Peru,
Fort Wa
new, sat*
now and painless remedies. Office No. 18)4 Illinois street.
RBntuBcas:—Rev. Mr. Young, of the M. B. Church, Rev. Mr. Hulburd, of the Presbyterian Church, Capt. M. 0. Lilly aad Wfiltem Wlltte, Columbus, Ohio; Hon. Harrison How,of Missouri; Robert H. Hatcher, do; J. R. Spedd, Mayor of Louisville, Ky.: Bx-Gor. Helm, of KontacffjT , feblS dfowtf
Pittsburgh at 1230 r. V., Philadelphia at 5:00 a. Pasaongers by this train arrive st Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York, as soon a* by
any other *oute from Indianapolis.
second Trwtsa.MCIncfnnaii, Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburg and New York lightning Express. 11:06 r. k., after the arrival of trains from Laftyette, Chicago. Terr* HautoaudSt. Louis, arriving at Cincinnati at 4:16 a. a.,3 hours and 30 minutes in advance of all other routes from Indianapolis. Connects with the Little Miami Lightning Express train at 6.-00 a. x., arriving st Columbas at 9:30 a. m., Cleveland at 835 r. x.— Connecting direct with the Express Train for Dunkirk and BuflUo reaching Buffhlo at 103J r. x., New York at 130 v, x.the next day, Boston at5 r.x. Also connects at Crestline with the last train on the O. <fc P. K.
R. for Plttebu: Harrisburg at day, connecting
necting at Columbus with the Express Train on the Central Ohio Kali Road for Wheeling, arrives at Wheeling 330 r. x., Baltimore at 830 the next morning,
Washington at 114)0 r. x., Philadelphia at 1:48 r. x.,
sctTng (
SENGE1
charge for handling baggage
connecting direct with train for New YorkTTf 3 PASSENGERS GOING EAST will please take
.,otice, there Is no charge for handling baggage nor transferring Passengers at Cincinnati, and oo® less
langeofcars via Indiana Central Rail Road. Ky ONLY ONE CHANGF. OP CARS from Indtenanspoli* to Cleveland or Columbus via this route. Pareto Now York City as low a* hy any other route
from ludlauapols.
augSOtf.]
T. A. MORRIS, Prest.
NEW YORK AN JO ERIE RA1JLROAD! SFXIOX.A.XJ TMOTIOIEJ
TO
New York and Boston Passengers! T HAVING the following cities the last days of each JLi week, can save tyvkhty-fouk hocks by purchasing tickets over tho New York A Erie Railroad! Passengers leaving Cincinnati 6:00 a. x., Saturday, do do Cleveland 330 p. x., do do do Columbus 10:05 a. x., do do do Toledo 950 a. x., do do do lndianap’sll:15p. x., Friday, do do LonisvtUo, 2:30 a. x., do do do St. Louis 9:00 a. x., do Will connect at Dunkirk with 9:00 r. x. Cincinnati Express Train on Hew York and Erie Railroad, and run through to N. Y. City the next day, Sunday.2:45 r. x., making 84 hours quickkk time on this Train than via
Albany.
Pussongera going East, connect at Cleveland with 9:50 p. x. Train, arrive in New York city day following at 8:30 p. x.. One Hour end Twenty Minute* in ad> vance of tbe Albany Route: - Passengers taking steamers between Cleveland and Buffalo, in the evening, connect next morning with the Here York and Erie Railroad, 830 a. k., and reach Now York city same day, Six Honrs in advance ol tbe Albany .Route ! This is tho only route having Wide Gauge and wide Saloon Cars; also Smoking Cars, for those wishing to smoke—an accommodation not furnished by other
routes.
Distance from Dunkirk N. Y. city 22miles shorter, and
and two less changes than by Albany;
do do Buffalo to N. Y. city 17 miles shorter,
and one less change than the Albany;
do do N. Falls to N. Y. city 12 miles shorter,
than by Albany.
revel
Michigan City, Fort Wayi Bellefontaine, * Crestline,
and all Intermediate point*, the same day; and at— KvansvlUe, St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland end Pitts-
burgh, early the nexl morning.
Paeeengereleave Indianapolis at 13 M., take the Marttnarlli* cere at Franklin at 1 P. M., arrive at Martinsville el 4 P. M.; or take the Ohio A MUslsetppi ears at North Vernon and arrive in Cincinnati early in the evening. At Madison this rain connect* with the splendid steamers of the old and reliable Mail Company, where passengers will he provided with s fine supper and good berths, and arrive in Ciucinnatila time to connect with all early trains North and East. ITr'Pare the same as all other routes. No extra charge for meals, stata-rooms, or handling baggage. Forth® accommodation of way passengers, a car will run In connection with each of the Freight Trains. These Trains remain some time at ea, h station, allowing persons to do a small amount of business. Haring a new line of Boats expressly for Freight
log a reigh
spoil as cheap as hy any other Route. For information please apply to D. C. BRANHAM, Superintendent, Madtvm. B. P. Jokes, Gen’l Freight Agent. Madison. W. H. Tckksk, Agent at Indianapolis. At the Mail Boat Co’s Wharf, and No. 24, Broadway Cincinnati, Ohio. m&yTG
1856- ECLIPSE. 1856.
9*) Ol*l3L t FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA TO TK1 and South- fTYsf, VIA PHILADELPHIA & PITTSBURG OVER TUX PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, PROPRIETORS. KEOK1PTS GIVEN FOR TIME, WITH A QIAKANTEK.
■ orders could furnish; and tw
|to<Kj)T
HEW PHARMACEUTICAL HALL, Comer Illnola and Maryland Streets,
(Palmer’s New Building.)
'TMIB undersigned wishes to direct the attention of the X public to the above named establishment, which has been fined up with the design to furnish everything belonging to a Drug Store. Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, PerAimery, Glass srare, Palnte, Oils, &*., of a reliable
quality and moderate price.
To tiie Ladies 1 wish to say. that 1 keep constantly on hand, Harrison’s and Jules Hsuel’s celebrated Perfumery, and that my own Perfumery and Chemicals have been honored with a Diploma and Premium, at the last State Fair. Perfumery Ts for personal ornament, pleasure, comfort, and heaith, and ought to stand conspicuous as befltting Christmas presents; your patronage therefore, I herewith soUeit- 1 also In vtt* the retention of the Phyiiciana, and l hope ihalthey^y examining my Establishment, will be for from finding n a mere Patent Medicine Depot—behold all the agents of the standard Pharmaco-
* in fresh and chemicall}
pe give assurance to Fhysician*,l they can prescribe with safety to their patients, and 1 am willing to hare my Medicines examined by any respectable Physician or committee of Physicians, and correct or Tarnish everything found deficient J. ROSENTHAL. dee 11 dly Druggist and Chemist. THE HEW THEORY VIHDIC ATED Bufferlug Dimimialied 50 per c«nt. Greatest Cure in the World for Pain l!! A. E. SmTH’S ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ‘ELECTRIC OIL.’ Corner Walnut and Eighth St., Philadelphia. Mont genuine without Iks written signature, on tie labels, of
A. K. SM11H, Chemist. GALUT1A B. SMITH, M. D.
Us operations for the season, it is deemed unnecessary to set forth In detail the advantages of this Line over all other Fast Freight Lines. The experience of Us patrons, heretofore, is believed to be the best evidence that can be given of Us utility and reliability. Forwarding Bills, staling Time and Kates, wll be given until further notice, as follows : From NEW YORK ~ And PHILADELPHIA To INDIANAPOLIS, At 82 per 100 ns. TrpTime guaranteed, eight days. FROM NEW YORK.
Lies.” Ship Pier No. 1,
:ure Forwarding Bi 's at the Office,
No. 8 Astor House, of J.L.K- '
and one less change t
rasnengera wishing Wide Ca in time, must be particular t Mrw York and Erie Railroad,
tcular to secure it-kata aia the
either by Dunkirk, But
Pasnongera wishing wide cars and saving of distance
’ " \ falo, or Nlagra Falls.
T] T 3 Secure your tickets by the Broad-Guage and Wide.Car Route, which are for sale in the principal
Western Railroad Offices.
B. F. SMITH, Gen’l Western Agent. J. 8. Lansimo,Agent, Indianapolis. [aug20-tr
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTS EAST. mma/mmmmm
CENTRAL OHIO,
AND
_ . . - . ladelph at 7 a. X. Ths Fast Lins leaves Philadelphia for Pitt
hla for lelphia
uiadeiphia for Pitts-
burgh all p. x. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 1 p. x. Ths Night Express Train leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11 p. x. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia 11
10 p. x.
The above lines connects! Pittsburgh with tho K* tlroads to and from St. Louis, Mo., Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111., Frankfort, Lexington and Lontevllle, Ky., Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Indiana, Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, Massailon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with tho Steam Packet Beats from and to New Orleans, St. Louis, Lou Isvlile and Cincinnati. Through Tickets'can be had to or from either of ths
above places.
'For further particular*, see Hand-bills at the different starting points. Passenger* from the West will And this the shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York, or Boston.
J. meski;
marl
THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia. MEN,
Agent, Pas song tr Lines, Pitts ■ » gh
NEAL HOUSE, .71. 71. NEAI., Proprietor, CORNER OF ffKOOND AMD JEFFERSON STS f,44 7 IS V ILLK, *£ Y, S*pt4-. wGm
A. A. noanox.
h w. oonnon.
J. J. HARBISOK.
A. A. GORDON** CO. WHOLMALB DEALBR0 119 SRAPLE AND FANCY
MO. 140 MORTH SIDS, MAIN-ST. LOUISYILLR, A Y . aprll if*™ *° ** rtt ** i4 •«J«
JAS. B. 8LAUGTHER, YUHOLKSALB AM© HKTAJf, 7 niAI.KR IK HAKD.WAHK AND C17TI/KHY ** **** nsaob bre resre |©i ff mxMtoif©, two ■ doer-feteW tire Bang ofLonrsviriH.
^OWIiN’N HOTEL. HRMRY A. ttTMALY Pwprimfr.'
Conrer *thsxd Jefftesaa strress, * vir
urntmixt, mt.
NEW AKKANGKMRNTH 1856.fi«aBiiH1856. FOR THE EAST! CHANGE OP TIME—CONNECTIONS SURE f BBLLKFOMTAINE RAILROAD LINK. LpOKMKKLY Indianapolis and Bellefontaine KailU road—In connection with the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Columbus, l ake Shore, and New York Railroad. Only direct route from Indianapolis to the Bast. 33 MILES SHORTER than any other route from Indianapolis to Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buffalo, Dunkirk, New York, and Boston. Makes cloae connections at Crestline with trains of Ohio anil Pennsylvania Road for Pittsburg and Philadelphia, and with trains of Cleveland Road for Cleveland, Lake Shore, New York and Brie,and New York Central Railroads. No change of Cars between Indianapolis and Crestline, and only one change between Indianapolis and Cleveland or Pittsburgh. By any other route thsroaro three changes to Clevelandand four to Pittebnrgh. Two trains leave Indianapollsdally (Sundays excepted,) as follows: llilft P.M. Niff lit Bxpre**.—This train connects at Crestline with trains for Cleveland and Pittebnrgh at 1138 A. M., reaching Cleveland 235, P. M., and New York at 18.36 next day—reaching Pittsburgh si^19.00 M., and Philadelphia the next morning. 1.45 P. NI- Bxprera—-Making connections at Crestline for Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New \ork and Boston. Greenville and Miami " r rain loaves Union on arrival of tho Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and Cleveland Trains, and arrives at Dayton in time to connect wlfh the Trains
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL, ROADS! Being the only Route to Washington City! Only direct Rcmtc to Baltimore!! AND THE ONLY ROUTE TO NEW YORK!!.
via:
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
via :
Columbus, Zanesville, Newark and
Wheeling,
TTIORMING one great consolidated line of travel fro JD Columbus,Ohio, to Baltimore, connecting at Washington Junction, 9 miles from Baltimore, with the B. & 0. R. It. Co.’s Branch Road to WASHINGTON CITY, affording tho exclusive and only through Ticket ana Baggage Cheek arrangement between the cities of the West and the National Capital. Connecting also at the Station in Baltimore, with the Railroads to PHI - DKLPHIA,NEW YORK AND BOSTON, being the
LLIOTT, Agent.
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
packages -“Eclipse Freight Line.” Send
Goods to, and procure Forwarding Bills at Com-
pany’s Depot, corner of Broad and Locust streets.
F. JANNEY, Agent.
Mark all
ds
v’s I
No Paper Bun 1« or Small Package received.'
JOHN H. OHK, Agent,
my30-d6mj Indianapolis. Michigan Sonthern & Northern Indiana
JrLAXXj H-O^IDSL
From Toledo to Chicago, * pONNBCTIJIfO AT CHICAGO, WITH Clem\J ent’s Line of Steamers for Racine, Milwaukie, Sheboygon,and all Ports on Lake Michigan, and with the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad in connection at La Salle with the Illinois Central and Chicago and Mississippi Railroads and Illinois River Line of Steamers for La Salle, Rock Island, St. Louis, and all points on the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers.
Four Daily Passenger Trains.
(•*,vDAYS excepted.) Express—Leaves Toledo
87 f. x.
ress—Leaves Toledo at 11 a. x.
>»*.* .. M.arrving
cond—Morning Expressing in Chicago at 9 p. x. Ird—-Afternoon Expresa-
PHILA-
on-
ly route by which merchants and travelerscan purchase tickets that will enable them to visit the cities of BAL TIMOBE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK, atlhe cost of a ticket to New York by other lines, an advantage that is afforded by this route only. Three Daily Trains from Indianapolis,
via:
INDIANA CENTRAL R. R., At 7 a x., 1:45 p. m., and 11 p. x. Two Daily Trains,
via:
INDIANAPOLIS d CINCINNATI RAIL ROAD. At 12:00 x, and 11:00 p. x. Passengers going East from Indiangpolis, have tbe choice of either ofthe above routes each of which make direct and close connection at Cohan/ ut, Ohio, with trains of tbe Central Ohio and Baltim, reKallroads. By tho Express train or this route the time from Indianapolis to Baltimore is but 304 hours, and to Washington is but 31) hours, being the shortest time made, which is not tho result of excessive speed, but from the faettbatit slOO miles shorter than any other comple ted route. JUT’ Baggage checked through from Indianapolis to Baltimore and Washington City. Fare as low as by any otlser Route. FOR THROUGH TICKETS And all Information please apply at tho Union Depot, Indianapolis. WM. S. WOODS1DE, Master Transportation. J. M. Sharp, General Western Agent. IsepUPtf
First-Mail
In Chicago at l. 1
Second—;
arrivli
Third—Afternoon Express—Leaves Toledo at 1.50 p.
x. arriving In Chicago at 11 r. x.
Fourth—Night Express—Leaves Toledo at P.15 p. x. arriving in Chicago at 6.45 the next morning. One Train on Sunday—Leaves Toledo at 8.15 p. x. ar-
riving in Chicago at 6.45 a. x.
Through tickets can be procured in Columbus at th* Offlsesof the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati and Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroads, via Shelby and Urbana, being the quickest and most direct route, making the time In 16 hours between Columbus and Chicago. L. D. RUCKER, marl Agent M. S. & N. I. R. R. Freight Arrangement for 1856 T VALENTINE A Co’s
3PA.flrt □B’l'olcslit XjIxio
BETWEEN ElST AND WEST. a r ta. New York dr Erie Lake Shore Railroad.
TIME, SIX TO EIGHT ©AYS. TT'p’Mesaengers sent with each train.
(roods for Indianapolis changed only at Dunkirk. Freight from New York to Indianapolis, 82 00 pe HDlbs. Haveyourgoods marked “By Valentine A
Qlo’s Fast Freight Line.”
HCIPAL OPPICKS.
, New York; No. 39 Si nthLevee,
.ylttatf
Stroke, Toothache, Cramps in the Stomach, Scrofula, Frosted Hands or Feet, Sore Eyes, Piles, Sprains or Bruises, Sores or Burns, Stiffness In the Joints, Tetter or Salt Kheum, Neuralgia, Sore Breasts, Eryswelas, Asthma, or any diseases that are sore or painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do its work perfectly in from 3 to 20 minutes, has been used by thousand* aud pronounced to be the best remedy ever discovered The vital forces and the capacity of resistance in the human structure have been greatly increased by its use, and there remains not thu shadow of a doubt that the tendency to Consumption even, would constantly diminish, if parents and others would daily or weekly use the (genuine) Electric Oil as a proventsu well as to alleviate and cure painful complaints. This Oil acts on the system with electricity, is of pure vegetable preparation, not the slightest danger of applying it outwardly or inwardly, it st once gives s pe munent cure, in most cases, in from tin to twenty m i r
utes.
The best all Organl.
effect of an obstruction of the Physlco-Electro in the organ diseased—a skillful application of this Oil puts in immediate motiou the nerve fluid, and tbe cure
is a f
pin
Principal Depot, Philadelphia.
Dealers and Druggists can bo supplied. Wholesale and Retail. Price 25 cents, 50 cents, and *1 00 per
Bottle.
Try everything else, then give this one simple trial, and decide. JTPNo genuine’• Electric Oil” sold by pedlars in thou nited States. mpAU the bottles have A. E. SMITH blown in the
glass.
U^pN. B.—Office removed to my New Store, N. K.
cor. of Walnut and Eighth sts.
A. E. SMITH.
jnPBeware of a dangerous mixture of Camphene and Lard Oil, made by a drunken young man, cattii himself “Professor.” N. B.—Large bottles ten times Cheapest; Sold by W. W. ROBERTS General Agt. Julyl4 14 West Washington st., Indianapolis.
it physiologists ofEurope have discovered last tc Derangement In the Animal System is the in obstruction of the Phystco-Electro Fluid
0 r g»
its in ime
i at once accomplished. No urging or blistering is resort. Principal Depot, corner Wi
No bleeding, ho vomiting,
rted to.
alnutand Eighth Streets,
No. 175 Browdway, ]
*t. Louis; No. 71 East Washington-st, Indianapolis.
1). B.CULLEY. tg't.
offices in the West.
Be sureaDd ask for Tickets by Jtellefontaine Railroad
Line.
IFPFare as low as by aay other Route.
T'PFor general inforraxtion in regard to Freight, ap-
L. RILEY, Freight Agent.
ply to 1
Indianapolis, OcL 89,1866.
A. W. DANA, Sap’t.
orWjm^&
EXPRESS ! nr wo Expresses lease daily for
i CINCINNATI,
BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
PITTSBURG, NEW YORK,
uotrron,
KT. LOUD*,
CAJtIO,
MADISON,
LEXINGTON. FRANKFORT,' LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE,
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM R. R. CHANGE OF RUNNING TIME. / \N and after Thursday, July 3ist, 1856, trains will \f leave New Albany, dally (Sundays excepted,) follows: Way Mail Train leaves New Albany at 4 o’clock A. M. Express Train leaves New Albany at 1-45 o’clock P. M Both Trains run directly through to CHICAGO, connecting with all Trains for the NORTH-WEST. Also, connecting at Greencaatle, with Terre Haute Trains for 8T. LOUIS, CAIRO, Ac., Ac. At Michigan City, connection is make with Trains of Michigan Central, for Detroit, Buffalo* Nlaffnra Falls, Montreal , Quebec, Albany. New York, Boston, Ac.,.Ac. Passengers who leave New Albany at 2 P. M. arrive at Niagara Falls next evening, making this a quick, cheap, and pleasant route, east. HVTh rough Tickets for sale at any part ofthe United States and Canada. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent. N. Stbvcxs, General Ticket Agent. augl
1856
3856
TERRE HACT VINCENNES,
And all Intarmedteaajsotnte. THE ADAMS EXPRESS OO. ffaetra I# call the attention of Merchants, Bankers, aod ethers to the
•nxxxre!
Mhd«bythWEvprem. T
NiratesfrMi) J■hsiBtt** th** heretofore, for expressing heavy mqgM sad parcels, of all descriptions, to the above agreed places, v* or* prepared to taka freight si SBKg|j|§gSE85E
tieJ
ATTOflJffrjS AT LAW OJltdin Capitol Atete Buimsy., ^ Zira.
IfaMNAPOLISUtD, AOEKOY OF THK
Sborte Eo e*. CHANGE OF TIME! FE1WJ AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL. ROAD. /"hN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, V_>J 1856, Train# will ran a* follows: Passt ~
730 A. arrivtoj
connect HI
sea, aad the East. Returning,leave Indianapolis for Peru at 830 P. M.,arriving *t Peru In time for Trains on Toledo, Wabash A Western Rail Rom, going East and West, for Delphi. Logan#port, Wabash, Hunting-
ton, Fort Wayne, aad Toledo.
A through Freight and Passenger Train Will leave Peru three times a week—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays—on the arrival ofthe 133u P. M. Train from Ft. Ws;
C: 15 A.
i •rensaitMa*.
inmrtsa at tUOfoea of THE
CO., Mw. 34 Want Washington st
JOUR H. OHR, Agent.
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INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI RAIli ROAD!
JO* SftMtwt SraU%x <0 Milet! The ONLY Rome without change of Care!! Three Passesgav Traira Dotty. (Fsndsy, excepted.) M train Isusas at 7AA *. «., arrive, at Cioafwaoi 1 at ISA* s. •d inis laavaa tft ttA6 x-, ante** at Cincinnati at I** «ra*o laavaa at IM» r. U-, arrive* st Otssinxatt 66 AM a. “
syne. Returning, will leave Indianapolis at M.. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Matardsys, and arriving at Pern at 1830 P. M., connecting with train
for Logoasport, Delphi and Ufoyette.
Passengers taklnglhe morning train W*s6, at 7:15 A. X on ihn Toledo, Wabash, and Western R. R., from PL Wayne aad Way Stations, and the morning train east from Delphi and Logans port, will arrive at Peru in time for the 1830 P. M train for Indianapolis, arriving st (5:55 P. M., In time te eoooect with trains for Terre
Haute, Louisville, Cincinnati and the East.
Freight Trains leave Peru and Indianapolis each way ally, Sundays excepted. JAB. H. MILLS, Sup’t ik>v14-18o6. Peru and Indianapolis Railroad.
QaeenNware.
TYIEECT Importaltea per Ship* M Northland” and
IT« Musongns,” 96 Crates in 8to:
White Iren i
S. SIAHiAN, DYER AND SCOURER
AND DEALER IN
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. ILLINOIS STREET, below IMaryland,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TIl'R. SLOMAN took the premium at the World’s IvA Fair, for the best specimen of Cloth and Silk cleansing. He solicits the patronage ofthe public.
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JONES’ PATENT HORSE SHOE. THOTfAS MARKHAM, Corner of Pennsylvania and Market Streets, TTAS secured the patent rightfor . 1 ics’ Elastic Horse HL Shoe, whieh, is unquestionably the best article now in use. It is of peculiar and ingenious make, the rubber of which it is partly composed, giving a tightness and a spring which enables a horse to do more service and with greater ease than anything heretofore Invented. He invites the attention of hotel-keepers, livery men, draymen, and others having horses to shoe, to this valuable improvement. I also continue to attend to all iron job work, and solicit the patronage of those having work in my line to do. THOMAS MARKHAM; Corner of Pennsylvania and Market sts. Indianapolis, July 28,1856. — P. 8.—County rights for Jones’ Patent Horse Shoe can be purchased by application as above.
Important Work* Jost Received HISTORY AND REPOSITORY . PULPIT ELOQUENCE (DECEASED DIVINES, CONTAINING THE MASTERPIECES
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YJOSSUET, BoUrdaloue, Massillon, Fletcher, laaa D Barrow, Jeremy Taylor, Chalmers, Robert Hall M’L&urin, Christmas Evans, Edwards, John M. Masoc <&c.,&e., with discourses from Chrysostom, Basil, Gregory Nazianzen, Augustine, Athanasius, and others among the “Fathers,” and from Luther, Calvin, Melancthou, John Knox, Hugh Latimer, etc., of the “ Reformers.” Also, Sixty otherCelebrated Sermons, from as many Eminem Divines in the Greek and Latin, Eng list), German, Irish, French, Scottish, American, aud Welsh Churches; a large number of which have now, for the first time, been translated into English. The whole arrangedin their proper order, and accompanied w ith Historical Sketches of Preaching in each of the countries represented, and Biographical and Critical Notices of the several Preachers and their Discourses. By Henry C. Fish, Author of Premium Essay, “Priori live Piety Revived.” 2v. 8vo. Price f5,00.
For sale by jeldtf
STEARNS & SPICER, Indianapolis, Ind.
ANDERSON,
M’LANE & CO.,
I DIALERS IN
DKY GOODS,
red has* restored back
o^re’w'aU^wTinS
to life parsons who
^E^K^SCfSRSLSili.!;^ , refereace to sas* of tbs Three Simple Remedies
ted ood tried wttb ih* most difficult eases thal „ tone® of Yellow Favsr,
Scarlet Favor, BIRtoas Favdr, and other malignant disorders i
‘ ih* i
8b*!
the names Griflhn, Hop
people, were dyl of raer
snort reference"to < we use in th* R. R. R. Pmette* saffleis'nt to warrant the rick, thoofllngaad the itesassff to give these life-
saving and Ready Bomadlea a fair trial.
tt
_ char-
rturing paroxism: whetSsr It b*
Toothache or Cholera; whether Headache or Spasms or Cramps: whether oobes or pata* th the bones or Jotete, shealdasa or bock, o< lha more tsrrthte spasms of Nouralffte; whether Is the bowel* or JoinU, hood back or *o3ut>. Rad way’s Rerely Iteltef Win fo • few minutes restore the most terribly to ease aad
comfort.
IL
Bad way *4RenovotiB« Kssolveot te for tt* ear* ofol Chronic and old esttSllshed diseases, ol Humorous Skin Dteeaeo*. Scrofula, Bronchitis, Bad Coughs, Dys
X.
Rad way’s Ready Relief, for all purpooaa where body te seized with pain, whether tt b* of* tempi* cl aeter, or tt* mote torturing paroxism: whether 11
heed to foot with BoUe, Sores, aad Ulcers. Even when the human body was so frightfully mutilated by the lava of disease as to render it necessary that the leper should be banished from Urn presence of v ciety, and be ke)pt in seperete apartments, aa the havoc which disease had made In the human body was so disgusting as •hock and steken the*seaaes of the mote intimate friends. Kadway’s Renovating Resolvent has given to such objects new and heathly bodies, and fllled the veins with a fresh, pure and healthy stream of blood, RAD WAYS’* REGULATORS.—Th# discovery of this last great remedy establishes fo medicine extirely new principles, which medical writers and sages have for years in vain sought to discover. In Kadway’s Regulators we rlvs to th* world a cathartic, purgative apenent, diuretic, diaphoretic, and above aU a Kern later ofthe whole human body. A pill that, while It purges from the body th# refuse deposits, it heals all sores, ulcers, or irritation in the bowels or mueuous membranes. Renewed strength
the body is strengthened by their heating, cleansing ai Blue Pill or Mercnry, fo aay form; all the good effects either “the doctor” or the patient expects to derive from tho use of Mercury will be secured by Rad way’s Regulators, without endangering the system by salivating it. Hence the great Important advantage whieh tt* discovery of Radway’s Regulators secures ta the hnm«n race, In sudden attacks of th* Yellow Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet Fever, Congested, Billieos, KamHlant, and Intermittent Fevers. In Cholera, Dysentery, and all other infectious aid malignant cases. They heal all sores and ulcers, either iu the bowels or on the coat of the stomach; even if the whole late*tinea were raw and ulcerous along the whole length of the bowels, they will not irritate or occasion any pal a; they expell quickly all
infectious deposits, aud v :M. - mo a as 8 stomach, withdraw the congested and
accumulated humors, from the interior suriac* of the bowels, and expell all such humours entirely from tbe
system.
Another great influence they exert upon the system Is their regulating powers. No matter whether U be s
regulating powers.
MAN or WOMAN, whose system may be onto! order,
irregular, In the natural per
of their several duties, a dose or two of Radwt
rformance ay’s Reg-
ulators will quickly cure all irregularities, and force a pleasant and natural evacuation from the bowels at a regular hour, each and every day. The ladles whose monthly turns are not regular, a dose or two of Kadway’s Regulators and Ready Relief will always insure
their regular discharge at the proper time.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.-Pterson Money, Esq., of Carrolton, Miss., owns a large plantation and works over on# hundred negroes on the bottom lard« of the Mississippi—a section of country as eelel rut.!.! f ir the Fever and Ague as the river Styx In Hi. -iout m) tiudogy was dreaded as a place Invested with evil spirits.— While ;ttn negroes of other planters are shaking to pieces with ague, Pierson Money's “ darkw-s nre lut, hearty and happy, at work, ringing with Ay heir songs and glees, for they feel safe from all di ,vlb^ re U -ugas they have Radway's Ready ReHeftog xn*,,,, Not one hour's work has been lost on Mr ! unu's plantation by sickness since he began te us< K.-.i t»ay’» Ready Relief and Regulators among bte .str-,.-s. Oh every plantation where Radway’s Re*dj lu r edie* nr- kept for the ue of famUlse aod senmtite, yobtedi t sure in
And health, happiness and eoutentment.
Radway’s Belief and Regulators are positive' cores for Fever and Ague, Dysentery BiUiouanoss, Cholic, Headache, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and other diseases of the 8tom
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DYESENTRRY.—Looseness of the Bowels, Painful Discharges, Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Cramps, Violent Pnigings and^ Vomitings, are stopped at a short time by RAD WAY ScOO.’S PROMISE TO THE PUBLIC 1st.—Radway’s Ready Relief, used either internally or externally, when the system is seized with pain, no matter where ti,may be seated or what IU cause may ^ be, a dose or an application will remove It.
tne sysi a sick aad weak condition, or when the organa are irregular or deranged, or in any manner out of order, will force a healthy, and regular action to the dteordered organa, and expell from the holy all un. 3d. -Radway’s Renovating Resolvent will rid the body from all chronic deposits or disease, the skin from eruprione and sores, the blood from humors and Impurities, the.system from Scroful* and disease Last, though not least—If you will keep tbe above Remedies in your homes, you need not fear the most terrible pestilence or fever. RADWAY A CO oct3-3m-d<SiW
H. LIMBOCKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
JE3 o o lx. nt, JSt Atloxxox’xr . WALL PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, &c., No. 7, West Washington Street, Three Doors
from Meridian, South side, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
fYFFBRS FOR SADE THE FOIXOW1HG AR-
T1CLES, either in large or low for Cash : Various Works in
small quantities, very
Tbeoloffy, Medicine, Law Ac. Literature.
—ALSO—
BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS A BLANK BOOKS. Various Works of Histout, Bioakapht and Pomtr. All of ths vsrioua Classical and Common School Books
used in this section of country.
Popular Treatises on Agriculture, Architecture, Me-
chanism, Machinery, Engineerfog, Surveying, Ac.
Popular Treatises on the Diseases and Remedies or Domestic Animals,and insttaction in regard to Rearing Fattening and Marketing. Also, the same on Fowls.
Tbe most reliable Works on FtciTCciTris.
Most reliable Treatises on snccessiul Bun Kauiko,
also, on Gardening, and Farming general!
ulises on an
o, on Gardening, and Fanninggenerally.
Wall Paper. Bordering, Window and Fire-Board
Papei
Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames, FINE FRENCH PICTURES, JUVENILE AND HOLIDAY BOOKS; WRITING LETTER and NOTE PAPERS; PLAIN and
FANCY ENVELOPES; Visiting Cards; Steel Pens, Inks, Slates, Drawing Paper, Bristol Board, Perforated Pa-
per. Large, heavy Drafting Paper, Colored Printing
STAPLE AND FANCY
AND
VARIETY STORE. 452 Main st., North side, between Fifth and Sixth. LOUISVILLE, KY. YITE import a large portion of our own Foreign v-T Goods direct from Europe. In addition to which one member of our Arm spends all his time In the Eastern markets. By this arrangement we receive new goods every week. And as they are bought principally for cash, we think we can offer very strong inducements to buyers. Our stock will at all times be found large and well assorted, embracing every article In the Dry Goods line. And we pledge ouisel es to tell as low as similar goods can be bought in any market, east or
west.
Wo Will receive at par, the notes of all the solvent Free Banks of Indiana. We would solicit the attention of the Merchants of Indiana to our slock, apd&wly.
THE CAKPET ROOM of . <3. G. HOLMAN, IS NOW WELL SUPPLIED WITH A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF CARPETS & FLOOR OIL CLOTHS OF EVERY GRADE AND QUALITY. sehtl7-tf) NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS’
NE\^ 60011S!! 6 NEW^OOKS!!'
announce*
•The subscriber respectfully
to his friends and patrons, that he is in receipt o)
CARD
a superb lot of
CLOTHS, CA6SI.HERES and VENTINGS, which he is prepared to make up at the shortest possible notice, and in the very best of style. He solicits a continual ce of good favors.
T. M. JENK —
sepU3- dtf]
M. JENNINGS, Merchant Tailor.
>o.2<) East Washington-st.
BANNER PAINTING
ONE AT SHOUT
ble terms, by South-East Dia
TAONE AT SHORT NOTICE and on reasons U ble terms, by A. FISHER,
South-East Diagonal, opposite Branch Bank. Jnlyt INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A GREAT SUCCESS! TTOWIo gain honor and riches. Five Thousen. -LL sold the first week of WORTH AMD WEALTH—A collection of Maxims, Morals and Miscellanies, for MaxchonU and Men of Business. By Freeman Hunt. In one elegant volume, neatlv bound in embossed cloth andgw, of 604 pages. Price 81 25. Large supplies received by STEARNS A SPICER, je3B 12 Illinois 8t. TYUSINEB8 COATS— iJ For the largest assortment of Bostaess Coots fo th* City, go to the “ Mammoth Rooster Clothing Store. septlQ . D. BACON, Jr.
ROBERT BROWNING I Late Craighead & Bbownino,]
SX® nxaux IX ALl* XXXDB OV
Medicines, Cbemicaia, Nnrgical
atrnments, Paints, Oils, Varnlsbe*
Dye Stuffs, Glassware, Wiadww Glass, Brushes, Perfumery, Spices, Cigars, Tobacco,
tec*, tec., tec.
TT AV1NG purchased the tele rest of the estate of m 4“L Jafo friend and partner, David Craighead, dec’d, in the above business, wilieontinuafoeume as heretofore
at my old stand.
Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage which kas been extended to the House for the past fifteen years
wanted by druggist# and dealer*. A* we purchase prt -. clpolly for cosh, direct from the importers and smaafoc turers, our facilities are such that we can offer. In pur •nd unadulterated article*, as strong inducement# fo task, as any other Western House, and Invite all to riv x* a coll, a* we feel confident we can reader satisfaction rentre? Juaitt * ot * rticl0 *- AD articles warParticular attention paid te prossrlptiona, which In no case will be dispensed except by a fully competent and experienced person, and from the best article*. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to tho firm of CxmeKBa® dc Baowxix*, by note or book count, are requested to call and make payment withou farther delay—a* the business must be settled at as ea ly a day as possible. K. BROWNING, ap Sfi—ldtawi/ 1 ** Partner °f Craighead dc Browning.
THE GREATEST AGUE REMEDY OF THE AGE! 1! MOXLEf & BAEBER’S VEGETABLE AGUE killer: Warranted a certain cure for Ague, Chill* aad Feve Chronic Diarrhoea, Intermittent Fever, Sick Head ache,and all other Billion* complaint*. For sale by J 01 ? 2 W. W. ROBERTS.
Illillil nized by the most eminent physician* in all pa/ for certain disease* of which thev have knnwi„
Gold
•per. Colored Printin Paper, Printing Cards. 6, Silver and Cedar Pencils.
Pearl, Ivory, Fapter Macheos 1 (Leather PortMonaies.
FINE CVILEKY,
Aad many other article* nasally to be found at Book stores. [marlT-dtl
HOE’S WOIIKS.—A NEW VOLUME. WILL BE BEADY BEIT WEEK,
la owe voL, 12mo. Pries *1,
Arthur Gordon Pym, A Romance of the Sea, with Stories of Humor, and s
BT ZDOA^Tl. POE.
“Th# present volume eontafo* soma of Mr. Pea’s ost remarkable productions. The nautical story ol Arthur Gordon Pym’ ws# written ns on earty period *4
his literary life, is the longest of bis fictions,'and tt* only exhibition we have of his abilities fo a protracted and sustained narrative. The humorous tales which
Dining Ware, new
Ten <*o Toilet do
Store, assorted fo
•32“ :
do
*ng7tf
Dishes;
JACOB L1NDLRY, B*. 16, Wool Washington fttreet.
•hares 350i: TbluSSt. junr ubmc. “ ■Ssajt *f Bow MusU 5SPS2»w*'
follaw were, la ths author’s awn opinion, among tho moat perfect and mrceeasfal of ate performances; and all readers will sgreo that th* dteenarioa respecting the Automaton Chess Player of Maelsel is characteristically
Ingenious and eonefoteve.
“The publisher has now finished the complete collection of the Works of Edgar A, Pea, originally contemplated. The sarte* of ashimss, of which this te tee fourth, embraces, it te believed, everything written by ■ which he ktmoelf would have wished thus to pre-
AUO, A SEW EDITION OF POETS COMPLETE WOHKS, Witt a Memoir by Rufus WHssot Griswold, and notices of hte life aad Gestu* by tt-P.WUHs and J. R. Lowell. UFourYstamss. FrteaMM. J. 8. REDFIELD, marl4 ddrv x iff. *4 T< fit man «L New York.
PIANO FORTES
AMD
MELODEONSU WjmWKimktmmm Shu saaSfepmhfransfrej L will de waft te mi svsmla* ora Maa* M ZXSSSSSBZSUZS*''*
WIUARD * 8TOWELL, »
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!! ’T’hree hundred New Style Fashionable Cloaks, from 1 *1 50to f«) fifl. At the LADIES FANCY STORE, No. 5 Bates House—Indianap oils. J. K. WHELAN A CO.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT! NEW GOODS!!
AT TH*
Indianapolis Emporium of Fashion. JMERIDIAN-ST., between Washington at and the
Governor’s Orel*.
JOHJf G. k mine ah, Proprietor. A LL the most fashionable psblic.are respectfully Inxx. formed, that their wants can now be fully met. And any who ha* complained for want of mere —*— 1 teste, and ability fo their tailor, are requested to moke
end mote effort, by calling os Kirk man
He it now opening one of the best stocks of French Cloths, fo every variety of shade, that prebsp* has ever got this far West. Also, the finest of French Beavers for OvereoaU. French cut Velvets fo endless variety, and nenastResign- Silk Vestings in great profusion aad
* Uelk * 00<1 * ** are ^•F* b 7 first
Hav mg^grad uated fo one ofthe best West end establishment* of Load on, and ffw many yean done the most fashionable bushtass of Philadelphia as a Cutter, he hereby pledgee Mssself that he Jo fally competent to suit the most refined taste, and respectfully solicits a WiaL Prices moderate as possible lor such goods and *
manship as he promirosthe public.
the edy for certain diseases of which they have knowlettre Dteesses of the Kidneys, Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Piles,
sacs
Fulmonary Diseases, ■raufeln or King’s Ert
Hyp® ills,
work-
Shlrts, Colters, Napoleon tie*. Comforts, Suspenders, et Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Undenhirte, Drawers,
Pocket Conte,
>, Tailors Trimmm^dte.
G. K1RKMAN.
TYRO MS! DRUM*!! DRUMS!!! U Boss Drums from B12 to a.00; Tenor do “ 6 to 830; at A. G. CRANE’S sspQC-dtf New York Music Store. TUST received, another invoice of Boston Plano O Fortes from Ih* well known mnnnfectorie* of ** ChickeniMr A Sons,” Woodward At Brawn and Hati UH, Duels A Co. Call and see, stthe IKDIA5A MUSIC STORE. uffffttf 'ZJiZZ? stowbLl.
AT THE LADIE’B FANCY STORE! WO. iiPAXWB HOUSE, DRUAMAFOUS. TYRCRIYRD ttfe day, smtther fovote* of Bsauf JS FThitait ■srieese, Fsecy Dal ^ss, kidfpsmicu RngUsh PuMfis. IstMflnt— HfefefffififfJmU—a.
i Irregularities,
Fistula,
Aad aU Skin Disease*,
In short, tt te, wtthont exception, fo the eases It te already extensivsly used ttroughout the ermmSL' wiUbe^ apparent teadmtt of furtt^doSL ^**
Price Bl per Betti* er Mx BafiOa* fisrfff.
For sale «1 tka UnwmtnMmm-e. ns. tka f flSTeeU
and Green streets, Lewisville, Ky., and hr all who
toe H.ttoH a...— —.
JO-Whotssaleaad retaU^j^^^
d# 31 dAcwly
RROWEUG,
Drags and Tledieinesf
family receipts,
ad share of th* public
septUdtf
J. P. POPE A CO.
TUffT RECRIVKD— U The Life And Public Vervicosof 1 hy w. L. Ben* of 1 Sofia Shir. SSjgP Stbwab
bower
M.J Sw>y ■