Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1857 — Page 4
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IMtOFESS’AL CARDS.I MISCELLANEOUS.
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French.ChiiflJi. hold Band XHonar Sola; do do Taa do fancy Coffer*; do Candleatlcks; da Vmtot. JACOB LINDI.R 80. ad Waah I ngt-'nid LAND WARRANTS! -
I tOVAHT, BOLD AM 0 LOCATED Bf I» WM.Y. W1LKY.
BOTE AND TOCTlfA CLOTHIBO, <> A li jtl ALL.. I >ARTtrl)LAK atlantlon I* ratpeelfnllv •olla'.ted Vo 1 tha (plendld and larvo aMortment or Boy*’ Clothaaaa’fad at Oak Hal.,from tba principal Haute* A‘*», and mtr.Vaotnred *xpr***ly for tblcmarkot, compihUf afaryUklua, train IQa tnUuintlal School Salt, to vh« m—t Iktaiaabl* ULASBR + BKOTHKK8, aag>7 u 1 N o. • Bata* Hoaaa.
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JAMHS H. MrKBR8A>, ' VJf CBI. A. 2DOAR.
WM. Y. WJLEY. K F A L ESTATE AGENT, AMD llKALKk IN h'ji/L R OAD STOCKS, B ONUS, Ac. AUOTIONEEK
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zkdcojpo-srsr oemosLam, 1 1 A* ramofad la hit new room* No. 10X Wa*hl I Infton Sir-at, ocer H. A. Flatcher’* (tore, whara be will ha bappy at all lima* to tao all who with to bay, tall er Rxcbange Kaai Batata In the city or country. Thankful to Ma friend* for tnelr liberal patronage, ho &..pe* by hi* *aparlor arrangement* and faellitlea, to merit a •oaUnnaeo* ef the aam*. WM. Y. WILBY ■arll-dtf.
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Ruby n & co.,
LMTHOGHaAFUKR mv., ». B. corner Third and Market •treat*.
I/OCIBVILLS, l&V.
Mape, Vie we, UuMncaa Card*, Ctreuler*, Labele, Show Card*, die., . xeaut d la ffrat rata atyie and at moderate
price*.
A greet rartety ofWIna^pirU, C Igar, an d other Label* «>■ _ aeptUdly PATXVT FOLDIWQ UMBRELLAS ! Tkw dreat Invcatlon off the Afe. O. ilALOA, JR., A TTHBHOOnRh MAMMOTHCLOTB-
SWAJi 4 (XYSL. TEK1KS! CAPITAL P‘RUE
§50,000!!
aasortmant ar*r j, irnght l^^ndlanap^ll*^ ^ w K .alplC Indlena MMe Store, No. 4 Bata* Kn«*a. lo. 4 Weft Washington stroet. V. C. HANNA. f CSV KBCBITBD BY HXPKRSK— t» 10 doc. Rajon’* aaa’d Kid Glov m; in pr. all wool email 3* a red Delaine*; BLkaadeot’d ValTotRIbbonafrofo 14 loah lotloobadd*. Cheep (nr ca#h. octH JOHlf T. DOWBOETT, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SCKGEON, «•. Saw Weat Waahlaftom Btroot. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. l; r’O®#*, (TTp-Sulra,)()▼•» Mr. Willard’* Store. •or 0 du • • aori.a, Mar* York. racn’K. oocls, CiaMscat, HOYLE & CO., 1MPOBTSE* Of FltENCU BRAiNDIES & WINES, Btm+tm W^rrhamn, »Vj. f DJBTILLKRd Off Alcohol, Cologne Neutral Spirits, abb ar.k siBn* nr DOMKSTIC LIQUORS. 41«o, dealer* la oi l Honrbon, Bye, and Mooongab ala Whi.kiaa *0 *5,57 A 5Sr, Heeond-St. oat 14 4^ CINClJtNATI, O. NATIONAL SALOON, O PLOW IT E ATI IEN El; M. NEW SALOON, G. KHODIUS A CO.
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ctt^STtfArzs:, Bn?. ary, MM. C1-V8S O, To be Drawn in the city of Mobile, Al»., in public, on Saturday, February
7th, 1867,
To be Drawn la the City at Atlanta. Georgia, la
public. OB
Thursday, Feb. 19, 1967. CLASS 25. • To be drawn in tha city of Atlanta, Georgia, In puMlc, Saturday, Feb. 28th, 1867. ON TUB FLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. 3,26<1 PRIZED MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS. 30,000 TICKE IK, MAGNIFICENT SC HEM E j ffrlaa of. **1,0001* *<MM> l Prize of aMK* I* 80,000 1 Prise of. 1‘ACOO te...~ 10^ I Prize of. 9.000 le 9,000 1 Prize of 8,«« u 8,000 1 Prize of. TAi-JOle “,000 1 Prize of. *,000 I*- 6,000
5.000 lz 4,0001* 3.000 U
8,0001*..
1X001*
100 are..... 50 are—
4,‘J00 4/1 0 3,0«i 8,000 5.000 10 000 5.000
Imptox-tor* <43
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LKiUOR^ da WII¥EM, Mwe. tit, HI A nr. 49, Nerond Street. _ ciycnwA it, o J A. BAKER, TKACHKK OP eUITAR, VIOLIN AND FLUTE, \\T 11,1. reoelre a limited nnmber of pupil*, If appl- » Y oaeon f,» made aoon. 'Dwa*—413 »0 for nuarterof 84 nlDaaae A 4 iae*’ or Willard <9 Stoweil’* Marie Slorea, promptly attenhed tn aepUTdtf HSti.tT BAlrti Of CJLOT011VG AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ! / \ WiNcr to tiie extenrire preparstlonaweare making y J for the approaching Pall and Winter fteaaoa, we are e>w oDbilng a xplendld atock of Cletbing and Owala’ fforalahlag Good*, at neti coat, Thercfoje, for ■eWmlehlaf bargain*. Mil at Oak Hall, No. 8, Date* Ilnu*#. ULAWBK <k HBOTHBRS, iulrlidtf Proprietor*. V. B. Atra*g*r* riritlng tta* oily n* • bettor bear tb In ii*1t»4. WILLIAM WISWELL, Be. 79 West 4th M., Between Walnut and Vlae, CINOTflNATI, OHIO, f/'IUIP* OOKBTABTI.. * HAND A •RRAT l\ rartety of Gilt Frames and Mouldings oi rariou* patteras. Also, dealer In Trench aad Gernrin tmelring Glaa* ffiatei, of erary fixe, br the box ringtepiat*. AI«o,lraporter of polished Plato Window Glee*, of all riaesthatare reqalred for bnllding pnrpo*ee, at Itaaiera prlcee, with a general aaecriment of Pmnah Bryital Glpaa, for Pletareaand Windows. Ahto, Potiehmoniae Picture*,and all tbe material*for ornamenting Glaa* Frame*, together with Glaa* Vuse*, Jar*. Tnmbler*, die. DoclAddm
1 prize of... I Prizeof.... 1 Prizeof... 1 Prize of.. 1 Prizeof.. 100 Prize* of. 100 Prize* of.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 prize*of »2Sb approximating to $50,000, prize are *1000 ♦ prize* of 200 approximating to 20,000, prize are * 4 prizea of too approzlmaliug to lo^XO prize are.. 400 4 prize* of 80 approximating to 9,000 prize are. .. 820 4 prize* of 65 approximating to 8X00 prizea are 880 4 prizes ofOO approximating to 7X00, prize are 840 4 prize* of55 approximating to 0,000,prize are... 280 4 prize* of 50 approximating to 5X00, prize are... SCO 4 prizea of 45 approximating to 4,009, prize am.. 180 4 prize* of 40 approximating to 3,000, prize are... 16C 4 prize* of 30 approximating to 8.000, prize are... ISO 4 prize* of 25 approximating to l.uCb, prize are... 1U0 3,000 prize# of 2" are. OVflOO 3^60 prize* amounting to * 8204A’D Whole Ticket*, $10; lialyoe, $6; Quar-
ters, $2 60.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Tb# number* from 1 to 30,000 corresponding with tho*e r umber* on tbe ticket*, printed on separate slip* of paper, are encircled with small tin lebus and placed In
onet Wheel.
Tne first two hundred a ,d tw.dre prize* simiiar.T printed and enslreled, are placed in another wheel.— The wheel* are then revoWed and a number la drawn 'Tom the wheel of Dumber*, aad at the same t ; me a Prize 1* drawn from the other wheel. The number and Prlee drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the Commlsaloner. th» Prize belt^ placed against the number drawn. This operation i« repeated until the Prizea are drawn out. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. The two preceding and the two succeeding number* to thoee drawing the first 12 prize*, will be entitled to the 48 approximation prize#. According to
the *eheme.
the last
Ice. For iple, tithe number drawing the »3(;,dm> Prize enda with No. 1, then all the ticket* where the number end* In 1, will be emitted to 980. If the number end* with
LOUI&t ILi E.
SMITH, i.lTHttlt & WHOLESALE GROCERS.
PROBUGE AND
XhS m XB. OSC -/Bh. DV *X > MI . to. **7, Maln-<t, betwea c#e..i d a«d Third, eoath etdr
LOUISVILLE, KT.
\JT * har* on hud .aad are daily raeatvlagl a large
V? stork of Groeerlea, tiirladag erery arttcie la ear
line, to which we call the attonUon of Baatora. who
will iad if to their Intareat to gira as a ealL
Vlh bag* klo CoBen, TAB do Jar a;
249 Hd’* Hager, ifio BrUe ReBiMd do; 180 Package* Tea, *0 Baca Pepper aad Spice; 30 Package# indigo. 5 Caeto Madder;
25- Boxae Htareh, JBU Bone Mar A Tallow C and lew
600 Keg* Nail*, aaeortod atoa*; 8fi* Boxe* Vh ' *
400 BtTj and
RBEKRBBCRN:
OF. Jo*. A. w-1C WT- x KntLAadk ffrrzciaaoa.S InrfUoapolta Hon. J. P. Duaa, 7 Hoa. D. KtcMMTe, Bdiabargt. Indiana aprillO dly __
804) Boxe* Virginia aadKeatauky Tobaccos;
id Saif BrTe Molanea
CBiANMB • r TIME. JEFFBtSONVUE RAILROAD. Tw Trsin* Daily (ftisdap Excepted.) / aad altar Aag. 25tn, 1-6*, Train* will ran aa follow*: xjxxitk. acran. 11*1 a. a. »:U a. a. oxor.m. 11*0 rm. PiawT Tama—Rapr***—Laerae ladiautapolia at 1X0, P. M., stopping at Oraaawood, PraakUn. Pdlnbarg, ifolambna, flayoor. aad all Way Stations. Saoaaa Tania JBhil luTeaat ll.ie, P. M -.stopping stall PtatlOM. Pnataar Tnataa leave Dally, taking Freight for all toe above pnicto—alae, for i-oaiaviUe, New Albany, aad for all potato on tha Ohio aad Mla*ia*tpgi riven. A. 8. CROTHKR8, 8upX J. O. Warrocaa, Freight AganL jaal
BAMBERGER BROTHERS, laroavaa* *ae waohaaata uasLau i* FANCY DRY GOODS, 311k*, Bmbrotdaria* Bagltah, French and Genaaa Hcelery, cloak* and Talma*, Ribboe* sad MtUlaary Goads, Notiooe, die. . gonh weal oor. Main and Fifth da. (up *ta1r«,« L4>U1«VILL.K. KT. We most respectfully eall tbe attention of ear friend*, and mere especially tbe country merchantx.to our Urge sad weUa*eortod*u ckof Pall Good*. Having constant ty a buyer In the East aitoadlag all auction sale*, we can offer auch tudueemoui* to buyer* hi thl* market (kroriof u* with a cell, a* to Insure their petraoage.Good* shown with great pleasure. Com*, examine before purehealag olaewbeie. A aavlng of 15to Soper cent, will be guaranteed oa most of tbe goods. •eptlTdly
No. 8, then alltbeTieketa where the number end# In 8,
will be entitled to $20, and so on to 0.
Certificate*of package* will b# sold at the following
ticket# ending In
fleate* of package*
rates, which la the risk :
Cortflloata of Package of 10 Whole llcketa fun » 10 Half 40 *• ** 10 (Lnarter 20 IN ORDBVINGTICKBT^ OR CERTIFICATES. Bneloae to* money to ouraddreaa for the Ticket# orderad, on raeetpt of whleh they will be forwarded by
by first in all. Parch any figara they may
The U*t of Drawn Number* and prize* will bu sent 1 to warehaaera Immediately after the drawing
jr^ Parebater* will please write
pl«Tii,awd give the!/ Port Office, County and Stale. TIT* Rememberth*t every Prise I* drawn and pay-
able In fall without deduction.
All prize# of 91,000 and under, paid Immediately after the drawing—otber prizo* at the usual Bme of 30
day*.
AllComraunleatloh* strictly confidential.
Prize Ticket* cashed or renewed In other Ticket*
at either fllce.
Addrea* Order* for Tick*!* or Certlfieate* either to 8. SWAN 4k OO., Atlanta, Ga. •r 8. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
JanS4- dtd.
rawln
their slgnaiare*
Copartnmhip. I Hf8 nodsrtlzred have thl* dav formed a Copartner1 ship In the WAa/aaai* sod RataG ROOK, BTATIOMERY, AMD PTTBUBHIMO BUSlMBSg, QLler the name and style of GKCOMS At SMITH, tod are now •eoetvlng large aoeeaeions to their stock, whleh they wR) sell ehea|>«r thaa the cheapest.
A. C. GKOOMA, W.T. SMITH.
aBgfii te; lo. 7 West Wuhlugtoa Mroet. Raal Eatets End Geaeral ComniMlon Afency Btuinsfie. The hualae** will h*realtor a* transacted seder ji s
*tyle and firm ef
NIC KB Miff AM * ftDUAk, Ail hasine** enlnuted to them, either br person or by alter, wl Jibe promptly attended to; aaeh A* the purhaee aad sale of Real Battle, Stock* and Boudi, Hectic Hoasos.and other property. Collecting Money*, Arc. Ofitoeoae di.er Bast ef the Palmer Boo*#.
OUR CARPET ROOM. TJEZJm BEST AND LARGEST INDIANAPOLIS. II. A. FLETCHER A CO., No. 10, East Washington Street, FLETCHERS NEW BLOCK. AlJBarenow reoelring our Pall Htoek of Carpet*, dlVV roet from Now York and Boston. Wehaveavarjr variety of grade and ityle, a full a**ortmeat of American and Bngllsb Oil Floor Cloth*, Rug*, Matto, Crumb Cloth*, -he. We have on hand a large and varied »tock of Window Furnishing Good*,
ALIO—
A failMoekof Brocade Damask, Kinbroidcred Preneo and OllCurtaln Good*, Cords, Taaael*. Plano Coven, Table Covers, Brown and Bleaelied Table Llueit*. Holland Linen, gray and buff. Weaball leal ebltged if friends will call and Inspect our new and large atock which will be sold aa cheap a^ the cheape*'.. *epu5.dtf OBOCBHIM* CONFECTIONrAHlKS, AND FRUITS. T Have now In itorea very large *toek of above goods, A especially Pickle*, Preserve*, Fresh Peaches ana Tomatoes In cans; Green Pea*, Nat. Preserved Pine
Apples, flolit Pe
nki
les. Pie Pruils, Ginger f rose-res, Prune*.
>. ! Intel*, J a nipper Berries
Coriatidb
’•a*. I
, Citron, Canary,
pt>ar Berries Hemp, Canary,
Caroway, Coriander, Fennel, sad Anlee Sued, Sage, Uatmea!, Hago, Peart Barley,Tzinpldcs, Farina Millet, Cocoa, Chocolate, Nuts, Dales, Pigs, and Zanle Cur rente, Kalstns, - ardtnea, Oliva Oil, Rock aad Coug Candle*, Coc»a Nuts, p ln* AppleChese,Chewing Gum
FALL TBADE—1866. And er nod, HcLane, A Co., Mm. 439 Maim Street,
LOUISVILLE, BY.
are now in reeetpt ef a fall and 00 m plate assort Silk, Fancy, Domestic and Variety^Goods, To which we invito the attention of all Merchant* vtaUtng our market. We also guaranty to sell (he same on •• gcod terrui Mto time and price* as any house Best or
We*t doing a similar busine *.
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MUSSELMAN A UO., TOBACGO MANLFaCTURERS. So. 25Third street, between Main and Water-sis. LOUISVILLE, KY., VET ILL at all limes keep on bend a full sup; ly of their Vt own Manufactured article* from Ml wo art Kentucky, and Tennessee Leaf, to which they eall the al teution of Merchants. Term* liberal to promp. men.
neptlT-dly.
a. a. aosmaox.
w. rowan*.
a. oxagmcK*
R. A. ROBINSON & CO. (*reca*aoa*ToRoaia*oa * camj) WHOLESALE DuDirGISTS, V't. North «1* , a Mato Btreet, near Fourth. LOUISVILLE, KY. | XFUGS, Cncmicala, Dye*, Paint*, Oil*, Glassware. U Varnishes, Tobacco, Cigar*. Ac. Feethe-.*, Beeswax, Ginseng, Flaxseed, Dried Prnlt, Raga aad Country Produce generally, received at tbe big narket price. a
BELLEFONTA1NE Railroad Line. 1A57. 1*67. THB ONLY RBUABLB AMD DIBBCTR OIK TO THE EAST! 53 Mile# Nsoavaa xmaa via CINCINNATI 54 Mu-aa Swaarxa tasz via FORT WAYNE AND TOLKDO. SI Milks Smoktsv. tbl* via WHEELING AND BALTIMORE 33 Mizes Swowraa rBLUr rU DAYTON AND COLUMBUS. WITH THREE LESS CHAMPS OF CARS AND BAG GAO t Three through trains leave Union Depot, daily ae follow* s 7:10 A. M. ; 1 P. M.; 11:16 P. M All the above Train* run THROUGH TO CRESTLINE, WITHOUT CHANOH OF 0AB8, Where dtreat connection* la made with train* on the 0. 0. & C. AND OHIO AND PENN ROADS FOR THE EAST. All other route* change Can three time* between Indianapolis and Crestline. A. W. DANA, Sur-’t January 1st, 1857. NEW ALBANY AND SALEM R, R csAffreE or bumming time. I »N and after Thursday, July 3I*t, 1856, train* will ' / leave New Albany, daily (Sunday* excepted,; aa follow*: Way Mall Train leave* New Albany al 4 o’clock A. M. ^ Exprca* Train leaves New Albany at 1-45 o’clock Both Train* run directly through to CHICAGO, connecting with all Trt'na for the NOBTH-WE8T. Also, connecting at Green castle, with Terre Haute Train* for ST. LOUIS, •: AIKO, &.C., *c. Al JkichigaL. City, connection le make with Train* of Michigan Central, for
Detroit* Buffaitt* Nlafara rails* THoutreal. QneHec* Albsang, New YsarM, Boston, dke., 4kc.
e. w. wiou.
j. c. Baixa
NOCK, WICKS k CO. COxTim&SiOlf MERCHANTS, WHOLKSAL.E OHOCERS, AMD DBALBKfl IK FORKIGJV AHO DORATIO JLIQ^ORR, AlAtO-^g^t^for^lr^U.^outa^^and Mlaaenri
Tobacco.
JtTm. AM, JB»tm Stmt, M#*«*««• BO Sf 4(4. LOUISVILLE, KT.
may Sdly
4»KM8BY, BLAIR 4k CO., ’ WHO LB* ALK D*. LSa* IB HARDWARE 4* CUTLERY, LOUISVTLLB, KY. \\ T T. have now tn store and daily meet vine the most V V complete assortment ef Hardware and Cattery, to be found tn the West, consisting In part of the follow, tng article*: 8X00 gro** TsM* Cutlery; 300 do*. Pocket Cut ery; 100 do*. Iron Cutlery; ISO dot. Ames's Shovel* and fipado*; >00 keg* of Nall*; 8,000 grow Glmblet Herewa 800 do*. Coffee Mills too doz. Lock* and Hinge*, 150 dos. Bras* Candle Stick*; 300 dos. Curry Comb*; 10 Mill Saws; 10 Crosscut Saws; Country merchant* will find It to their latereelto give as a call, ae we are selling at low figara* for oath or good paper, [soptlfi-dlj] OBMSBY, BLAIB4k CO.
seeSO-ly.
D.C. BRANHAM, Superintendent,
nOGBRSdr WASTBKHOLMB’S 0UTLBHT.—The Ah finest awortmenl of Pocket Cullery to be found In th* city, for Mleb« OVM8BY, BLAIR * CO. •eptlfi-d /
PLATFORM 8CALB8. Falrbanka’ Scale* 700 o I. A 000 lb*, for sale at manufacturer*’ prices.
ORM8BY, BLAIR* OO.
»ptlfi-diy)
O AU8AGB MBfitT CUTTBKS. 100 Meat Cutters, O sorted rise*,for sale by sepUS-dly ] OKMBBY, BLAIR * OO. ED WARD STOKES, No. 440. COKNER MAIN AND FIFTH STS., LOtTUVlDZJL KT. TMPORTRB AND DBALBR IN SADDLBRY, HABDX ware, Haruew Mounting*, Trunk*,and Coach 3 rim-
ming*.
I am now receiving my fall stock, which #U1 be the handsomest and best selected stock of goods in my line that he* e ver before been imported la this market. I would Invite my old customer*, and the trade generally, to eall and examine my stock, which 1 am now determined to sell at price* that cannot foil to secure me the beat trad* that cornea to tbe market. My stock em-
brace* the following arth lee:
NEW ROUTE OPENED. CHANGE OF TIME. On the Short Line L&Fayette & di&H&Dolis. RAIL ROAD. /hN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1856, \J Train* will leave Union Depot. (North outside) at 1150, A. M., and 9:15 P. M., for Lafayette: and via the Toledo, Wabash dr Western K. K.,for Attica. Williamsport, Delphi, Logansport, Dinville, Decatur, Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria, Paria, Naples, and all intermediate towns; and via Lafayette and Michigan City
Fare the same ae by an other Route*. Passenger* may rely on this being the shortest and qnleke*t Route, to all ef the above placea. Ticket* for ■ale at the Union Depot. An Accommodation Train wiil leave (Union Depot) Indianapolis at 720 A. M. Stopping at all Station* a aufftetcnr time to do a small amount of businew, and arrive at Lafayette an hour and a half in advance of the 1155 A. M. Passenger Train. Freight Train leave* Freight Station at 750 A. M. J. O. D. LILLY, Sept. dec 18- L. dd. R. Road
Haadle Tree*. Bridie Leather*;
Uarnew Leather*;
Hog Skins; Caff do; Goat do; Threads;
Tack*,
Coach Laces; Coach Lamp*;
Rubber Oil Cloths; Axle* and Springs;
Trunk Boards;
Hkirliag;
Morocco Skin*; Patent do;
Stirrup*;
Bins;
Buckle*; Plushea;
Riding Whips# Buggy do; Wagon do;
•g|
Ellptle Spring a;
Harness Moaatioga; Trunk Trimmings;
‘S£«"*Ks2sr i -sssgiszr:
notice. fsepdfi dly BIHD CAGES, WOODEN WAKE, fifiOPB,
BUG8HKS.
Havenow in sio:* a very Urge aMortment of Wood
a. c. woan.
j. r. wannea.
1 Havenow in *io:* a very large aMOrtmect of Wood1 en and Wire Bird Cagesof every description, Wash Tuba, Buekoto, Chrms, Faucets, Wooden Bowls, Buttor Prints, Towel Kollen, Lemon Sqnoezers, Toy oneketo, Imrd and Batter Tubs, Potatoe Mashers, Butter ladles, Measures, Seagraes and Gut Mato, Patent Clothes Plus, Clothes Hacks, Hemp, Colton,Gutand Ssagrass Ropes, AxAlandlet, Percussion Matebes, Brooms, Hair, Shavlnf,Tooth, Wh1sh#rs,PUsh, Cloth, Blacking, Counter, Window, Horse, Whitewash, Scrubbing, Crumb, aad Stove Brash##. CHARLES MAYBR,
No. 29 Washington street
October 81,1856. dflm
REMOVED.
M ba ZB3L o m X> -U. Is. e
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OXJZlwZS db OO.,
WHOLESALE < ROGERS, AND COmSSIOK HEBCHAKTS.
•*A dUreel* AwwSeeifiey Mg.
aprilll dly
NEAL HOUSE,
Iff. Jt. MEAL, Proprietor, OBMBB OK fiBOOWD AMD JHJ7BRAOM 9TB
00BMBB sept#-, wfiaa
L4SUUVII.UM, KY.
2_£A8removed_to the New Store Room, First door
ISftG. IBM.
■AGUE rOUNDKY.
Best of the Odd Fellows’ Hall, where he Is now re- •- waauacK, s. s. urn sow, j. untr tmomam
-V'ooox*.
ConeUUngof ! AND HOLLOW.WARE MAjrtTFAOTrrRBRS. FLANNELB, Ns. 536, Nortkteest corner Main and Third-ale., GASSINETTS, LOUIBT1LLB, KY. GAS3IMERES, toptu dAwiy.
HO AWLS,
BLANKETS, - y
AND DRESS GOODS,
Which be wilt sell at the lowest
CASH PRICES.
deelfi-tf. M Bast Waahiogtoa Street
IN# wiok
BUT FOLDING
B, has Just reoetvM one earn ef PATi CMBRRLLAS, whleh may be folded
■p aad pranked la a •«e*’l hand trunk
oettt-dtr
Prlee 91 79.
NE\^ fooli)S!! G Se^^&OS!!! a e.iperb lot of CiAtTBM, OAfffflMMBa «m4 YMTtMB* WhMhheis prepared to make wp at the ehorteet pomt tie Bottee, aad in therery heel of style. He sotliHs a eonttnaaiee of good favor*. T. K. /MMWJMqL Menshsnt Tat tor, septlffdtf) BnelWa “
f'inr and Fancy Farnitnrc. f|3HB uniirrvtgDod offer* to the etttsen* of IndienapoX lieand vicinity all kind# of FUin^aaey ft Caryed Parlor Furniture. —ALSO— STORE FURNITURE, Of every deeeripUeD, constantly on hand and made to erder- He is prepared to fill orders for Furniture at the *horlest aottoe and ea tbe moat reasonable torte*. Mhrp ea Illinois street, opposite the Galt Moose. Tbe patronage ef the public is reepeetfalty aoUdted mareSldly T WILD It. SHAWL8! A large supply JUST RECEIVED AT DUKE'S Firm Boot Bast of Odd Foltaws’ Hall.
LINDENBEKG&R & CO.
wnoLBsaLa nKains n
Draft, Dye-Stafli, KedicmM, Palnta, OILS. Y AHNI SHE 8, WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, SNUFFS, CIGARS, Spleen. Ytme Ulqeer, Teat dke.. Four *tory Building, No. 610 Main *t-, bet.. Id & 4th.,
LOUIhV ILLL, KT.
, . B ask aa azamination of our Mock and prices fr.>m *v Dealer* visiting our market, and guamntee our prioe* area* lew aaihoeeof any boos , ea-t o- west of toe raoan’alB*. The usual credit gives te responsible
and prompt me<.
orde<sb, letter shall have tbe tame attention ae If given la person. All kind* of country produce takes ir. exchange for geode, or In payment of debts da* us.
apUdtm.
rto £a\ ElmteAt o A. Koxxo-jr M VHR underglgned ha* established an Ageaey for the K purchase and sale of Real Estate In North iodlana and Southern Michigan, and haa effected raogeme-ite whleh offer saperior inducement* fo those vt shins t > bay or *ell the same in the territory above timed Particular attention will be paid to renting Houses, Leasing Parma, examining tit!as, and other business which ft may be necessary for non-residento to leave in hands of agents. jambs mcconnell, HOWARD BALDWIN, Real Agent*. Court nouse. Albion and Ligonia, Noble co-, Ind. Aafsrnww;—Charles C. Tucker, Washington City, D '’4 B. W. H. Ui«, Indianapolis; McKern an A £dar, ludiauapo «; Judge Samuel Hanan, Fort Wayne, Ind-; Hon. f. B. Howe, Lima, IntL; Judge J. H. Mathews, Goshen. InaL; Horae* W. Baldwin, Auditor, No ale county, Ind.; Hon. G.W. MeCodaell, Angola, Steufc5B eoantj.lDd. znfti
MEDICAL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. CHANGE OF TIME!
CENTRAL OHIO, AND BALTIMUKE AND OHh* Rail, koai**! Being the only Route to Washington City! Only direct Route to BnUisnorcH AND THE ONLY ROUTE TO NEW YORK!! mia: Baltimore and Philadelphia. ▼ift: Columbus, Zanesville, Newark ami Wheeling, T71QRMING one gteat consolidated line oftrave'. fr >o. X* jcotambuf.Ohio, to Batttrnore connect ng at Waj.hington Junction. 8 mile* from Balt: not*, with the H. 4 OTR. R. Co.** Branch Road to vVASHINGTOS CiTY affording the «scfn«i<i* and only thraajk Tiekti amd Bag fig* CAaei arrangtmaat betwoen tLn c!'.lc»of the West and the National Capiul. Coruecttng alsoat too Statiouin Baltimore, with the Railroads to PHILADELPHIA, NBA YORK A NO BO-'TON, beire the only route by which merchant* and traveler.ct p-irt haae tickets that will enable ttieei in v’rit.he fttiaa of HAL TIMOBB, PHILADELPHIA and NEW YOKE, at .ho eoet of a ticket to New York by other line*, an admantag! that afardti bn Ui* routs only. Three Daily Trains from Indianapolis, tia: INDIANA CENTRAL R. R., At 7 15 a x., US r. and 11:15 r. x. Passenger* leaving Indianapolis on SATURDAY at 1:15 P. M . via. I. C. R. R. arrive In Baltimore Monday morning at 10 o’clock, TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTE, and Washington City at 11 A. M. Two Daily Trains, ▼ik: INDIANAPOLIS A CINCINNATI RAIL ROAD. At 1 r. x, and 11 ^>0 r. a. Passenger*going East from Indiangpoli*. have the choice of either of the above route* each ot which make d£r$at and clot* connection at Columi me, Okim. with trains of the Central Ohio an.*. Hal tun. teKailrnad*. By the Express train or thl* route the time from Indianapolis to Baltimore U but 301 hours, and to Washington U out 311 hoar*, heleg tha *norU-st lime made, which to not the ie«ult of excessive ipood, but from the fact that it aloe mile* shorter than any other eompteted route. TO 3 Bagsage cheeked thre gh from Indianapolis'.o Baltimore and Waahuigton City. Fare as low w.s hy s*nv other Haute. POK THROUGH UCSdTs And all informatioi. please applv at the Union Depot, IndUnapolis. V. M. S. VGODS1UE, Master Transportation. J. M. Hhasp, Genera! Western Agent. decSl-tf.
EXPRESS! HPWi> Bxpreseee leave daily for 1 CINCINNATI, BALT1MOKK, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURG, NEV. YORK.
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS,
CAIRO.
MADISON,
LEXINGTON, PRANK PORT,
LOUISVILLE
EVAKSVILLS. t ERRK HA UTS, V'INCHNHBS,
And all interme<1late potato. THE ADAMS BXPKKSS to. desire to call the atleatio uf Merchauta, Bankers, and utitora to the C^-ulXoIs. TAxxao 1
Made by this Hvpreae.
Haring gmd-t ae ill tie* uia> lug heavy :r- *gbt and parcel*, oi all
retoibre, ft.r uxpresaII description*, to th*
above places, wr are prepared to cake freight a:
THE EEW THEOET TIEDICftTSD •rnJZhrtmg DlaalmiaMadl 40 par «•■«. Greoteet Curt tie World for Pam ft A. B. SMITH’S ORI'vLIYXL and genuine ELECTRIC OIL." Career Walnut and B< 4 hth SL. Phltadeiphta. JY»a*g*aaia* wazAva* t*« mrtttan etgnatort, an the la
bets, mf
A. A 8MI1 H, CbetaisL GALUTIA 8.8111TB, M. D.
npHIB Otlts the only sure remedy In the world for the X cure of Rhea matt am. Goat, Pains tn t>e Bata, Breast or Enie, Palpitation of the Heart, Paralytic Stroke, Toothache, Cramps tn tha Stomach, Semlhln Floated Haadaer Feet, Sere Eyas, ffttae, ^ynlneci Bruises, hore* or Burns, SvShaa* In tha Join's, Tatta* or Sait Khenm, Nanralgta, hot* Breaam, Btynpalaa Aithoa, or any disease* that are sere or jpmafal, is tha only article ever brought before the public that will du its work perfectly tn fkom 3te 83 Rlnutea, haa bean used loiuaud* and pronoaneed to be the bant remedy
ever discovered.
great’y ran atari -alee.
.Money, Jewelry, Valuable*and Mercuaodiae of every •l^*.. rip»ioa. forwarded tn charge .A special Mereeuxen and ueltrered pr.mptiy. Notes, Drafts and BJb wii be eoilected, and orders sttoudod to with promptnoa*. For frirth^r Information Inquire at tie Offlco of TUB ADAMS BXPKBSS CO.. No. 34 Wert Washington at. rov to JOHN H. OHR, Ageak
?\TEiNT HOiiSF SHOE.
JONES’
THOttAS nARKRA.TI, Carner jf Pcnaaylmnnia and Market ttreate.
AS secured the
patent rigSt^or Joaea’ Else tic Horse fs anoaestiooably the best article >t'peculiar and iagentous make, the
< iag'JDtous make, tbe x'»ed, giving a light-
Shoe, whl«h, ..
mow in use. it is ot poeql
rubber of which it to parti; eempot
ness and a spring which euah!** a hone to do more service and with greater ease than anything heretofore invented. He Invites the attention of hotel-keepers, livery men, draymen, and other* having bone* tosho
to tbia valuable ImprovemeoL
I *1*0 continue to attend to all iron Job work, and *oHott the patronage of those having work tn my line to
do. THOMAS MARKHAM, Comer of Pennsylvania and Market sta.
Indianapolis, July 88, 1854.
P. S.—Oounty rights for Jones’ Patent Horae 8h can be purchased by application aa above.
MAHM0TH LATH XACHIHB.
‘-V
1856
■1857
Passengers who leave Nsw Albany at 2 P M. arrive at Niagara Falla next evening, making this a quick, cheap, aad pleasant route, east. I rp Through Tiekeu for sale at say part of the United Bute* and Canada. B. ASDBRSOff, Superintendent. N. ffravans. General Ticket Agent. augl MADlSUiN INDIANAPOLIS R. R.
Eew Arrangement OonuneN ing
nmrsdaj January lit, 1867.
■pAMENGBK Train will leave the Union Depot, XT dianapolis Dally (Sandays excepted j for Madi at If M., connecting at Franklin at 1 P. M. with
Train for Martina vide.
Rets ruing, will leave Madiron dally atft^O A. M. arriving at Indianapolis at 11A.M., making connections with al! the Train* leaving for the west, north and easL Tbe train leaving Martinsville tn the morning connect* at Franklin with tbe Train for Indianapolis.
In-
dison
with the
For the accommodation of way passengers, a ear will ran la connection with each of the freight train* daily, which train* remain some time at each station, affording person* an opportunity for the transaction of
PEttU AND INDIANAPOElS
iiAilx KOAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FIFTY-NINE MILES NEARER THE LAKE
THAN ANY OTHER ROUT*.
/WNANDAFTHR WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3rd, l«5d,
V/ Trains will run a* follow*:
Passenger Mall Train will leave Pern at 7:20 A. M. On the areWalofthe Train from Port Wayne, on the Tolede, Wabash A Western R. R., stopping at all statlone, and arrive at Indianapolis at 11:36 A. M., id time to connect with all Train* going to Uumicnati, Madiaen, l onisville, Terr# Haute, and Dayton. Rolurniug, th s train will leave Ind’piia at 1:15 r a., touching at ad stations, and arrive at Peru at 5-A&, iu tlmefor train for Locansport, Delphi. Wabash, Huntington, Ft. Wayne andToledo, and all p-dnu on th* Fort ''•Vaju*, . itta-
burgh and Chicago Railroa<l
An Express Pareenger train will leav* Peru atbtoti A. M., on arrival of Baat an. West Trains on Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, and arrive at Indlacap oli* at 1 o’clock P. MrJta time to coaneet with the 1 :Ts Train for Cincinnati. Thlatmln will stoponl - at Koto mo and NoMesville, except to discharge paosengers.— Returning, will leave Indianapolis al c:LS P. M., on arrival of train from ClmcUanit, LooiavUIo, Teire Haute . -rrj- yk “ B srt
Wabash, Lagro, Huntington, Port Warn*, Toledo and ! («*rned, Preprietow Indianapolia, Indiana. Oflloe m » - - - - - .he Patent Agency, Meridian rtreet, a fow doors south
ofthe Poet Office, signer tbe MAMMOTH LATH MACHINE, where the Maehlneean be *e*a stall lime#
mayl8-ly.
J- L. Browu’s Patent, January 15, 1856* r pHESF. MACHINES have now been ttorougbly j teslod, a number of which are now iu sueoemful operation, and are giving perfect satisfaction, a* will be seer, by cerliS-cteifrorr purehaaer*. They are built of iron.and put up all ready for attaching the (rower, and being a self-feeder, ilieqnir>* lo extra skill to onorate and keep them tn order. We are now buildiel' three size*, rs follows: No. 1 has fou r knives, aad will out 2U),00» Lath*p*r day, with three horae power. No. 2 asstwo ku'»es, and will cut ltai,0txi Lath# per ^iay with two h me power. So. 3 has one kaive, and will cut 50,000 Lath* per day, with one horsepower. Read the eeriifioate* of tkuee that at e running the''above
machines.
PRaiiKLia,Johnson Co.. Ind., April 17,1856. This certifies that we have purchased of Brown di Learned, one of their Mammoth Lath Machines, and have been operating with it for the last four weeks,and will state that the Machine works to our satlsfactk and we take pleasure In recommondlug it toothers.
.!. M. COU
.BA HIGH
Stbax Mill, aasa laDiASaroLts. April 3b, 185b.
iwh 4 Lsabjibo:—The Mai. Machine we parchaaed of )
Maeaa*. Baov
Laaksao:—The Mammoth Lath
ion a few waeksaince, works
well, making good Laths, and requires butliule power to run it, and we advise any ona wanting machinery for cutting Laths, to purchase the Mammoth
WALLS it PLHTCHBR.
by thousands and pronoaneed to be the beet remedy
ever discovered.
The vital brecs and the eapaaity of raatatoace tn th hunj*D rtnictu.-e nave bean greatly increased by ito use, and there remain* eottee shadow of a doubt the* tbe tendency to Consuatptio'- even, would aosatmodv diuinish, if parent* aad other* would da’ly ot weetty use the (genuine; Elsetrie Of aa a prevwntaXve, ea well aa to alleriant* aad cure painful •oespUiela. This Oil *eto on the svrtem with ctectrlelty, !• of pure vegetable preperatioa, not th* allghtort danger off sgptyiiig it outwardly or lawmrdlv, it at cnee give* • pe zanenteure.la most ceaes.ta from toa to twenty at it
tie*.
The best physiologists ef Europe have diaaevered ths all Organic Derangement In um Aatnsal System le foe effect of an obstruction of the Phyrtca Blatare Pteid in the organ dlteeeed—a skllifal applloetion of thl* Oil put* in Immediate motion the nerve fluid, aad the rare isatenee accomplished. No bleeding, ao vomiting,
purging or blistering te reaorted to.
Principal Depot, corner Walnutand Eighth Street*.
Philadelphia.
Dealers aad Druggist* can be supplied, Whslstafis and Retail. Price 83 cento, 50 eenis, and II M pet
Bottle.
Try everything else, then give ikla oa* simple total.
and decide.
ITT’Ko genuine-aiectrie fMl” sold by pedlar* ta
theU cited State*.
J^pAll the bottle* have A. B. SMITH btown lathe
glftftft.
B.—Office removed to my New Store, N. h. cor. of Walnutand Eighth sta.
A. B. SMITH.
JT^f* Beware of a dangeroua m 11 lo re of Oamphoa* andLard Oil, made by a drunken young man, ralKag
himself “Profetaor.”
N. B.—Large bottles isn time* Cheapest. Sold by W. W. R03SRTS Geo aval Ag«. julyl4 14 West Washington sL, Intiaaqgoil*.
GREATEST REMEDY
OF 'XKB AGE!! ! moxu;i & barber s
VEGETABLE
ICilK KsLikiJEH! Warranted a certain cure for A*rue, I hlilaand Peve Chronic Diarrhoea, Interociueut Fever, Kick Head ache,and all other Billions e»eii,!*L>to
For sale by
}uly2 W, W.KQBBKTS POPU Lft E MIDICI KBS
llwlts to aa mean at
W. W. ROBERTS* X3N1.TJO- NirrONt JB,
No. 14 West Wxahlngton street.
Balm of a Thousand Plow Everson's Ague Fillet ers; Keller#’ Liver PUla; Sir James Clark’s Female Lewi* 4 Fletcher’s TegePills; table Compound fo rPlta; Wistar's Balsam of Wild Wood’s Hair KeatoraUvet Cherry; Bragg’s rectoroi Wafer* Roberta' Hair Kegeeere- 1 Wngal’aTonte Mixtiue; tor, Devia’ Pais Klllor, Hall’s Balaam Ter l h a Smith's Toulc Syrap; Lungs; 'Nobert’a im
t Store: Gtri*
th’s Ft
THE
AGUE
'Robert’a xirmet Jamuaoa
Roaato
Hrandrei
tger:
Brandreth’s HUa; iCurtl-’ Hjgec Guysolt’s Yellow Desk aadjMrLaua’s Vermifuge Susaparilla; MeLane’a Liver PiJia;
•nian;
Wabaeh,Lagro, Huntington, Fort
all Eastern train* for Buffalo, New York and Boston. Also connecting at Fort Wayne with all tralna forChicago, Pituborgn, Philadelphia and Baltimore. By these Trains direct and through eonnectiors are made with all Eastern Beads, and passengers will arrive at Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, as soon as
by any other route.
Passengers, from Delphi will leave at 7:15 a M., and Logansport at 8:40, and arrive at Indianapolis at
X P.M.
to reach in11 leave Fort
Wayne*13:40 A. M. By second train they will leave Port Wayne atfi A. M. By eStbvr train they will reaeb
Cincinnati the same afternoon.
F
dail
icS dly, Peru and Indianapolis
Paasenger* firom Fort Wayne, desiring dianapolis by first Train from i oru, wl! Wayne at3:40 A. M. By second train ths rt Wayne atfl A. M. By eStbvr train tin
cinnati the same afternoon.
freight Train* leave Peru and Indianapolis each way
ly, Sundays excepted. JAB. H. MILLS, Sup’t dec2 dly, Peru and Indianapolis Railroad.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI
RAIL, ROAD!
Will. V. WII,i t, EAL ESTATE AGExNT, Auctioneer, Money Ste ohorr. A8D ItCALXX IX U.ROAD STOCKS, a^NOS, &C^ No. 3B^ Bast Wasoixotou S-rauar, I.YDlJtJCJPOLIS, /JYD/AJTta.
>st*a peril to;
Soule’s Sovereign Balm, W right’s PUto; Pills; Ay*r*a Cherry Pectorsd McClinlock's Feotorei •y-jAyer’s Family Pills; rup; P'Tiha’s Liniment; Pahnertoek’s Vermlfage; Bruce’* Panacea; Green’s Oxygtnatod Bit- Deshtor’s Ague PUto: ten; Had way’s Ready Holier; Petroleum, or Roak Oil; India Cbologoguec Marchisi’s Utorine Cathol-Seat’s Negative mid; Icon; , A dam’a liver Balaam; Holloway’s Pills and Olnt-Jayne’s Expectorant; ment; BenaaFa Bye Balm; Moffatt’s life Pill’s; Jayne’s Snuative Pills;
do. Phceola BtUars; iGtaf ‘
Weaver’s Syrup for Oaaker PI 11 _ _ _ _ and Salt Rheuir; Phillip’s Rheumatic' Uid
kata;
, Berlin Basket*;
VAXCT BASKETS I FAXCT BASKETS,
then, are—
1M dot. White, Colored sad Striped, Ova Octagon and
Square, Ladies’ Reticule BaekeU;
50 doBabretdewd,CoveuetLhaadledBata, 80 do Colored, Covered, handled, Berlin Bs
4 do New York Bailor Baskets;
10 do White and Colored,Oval and Octagon, Tassail
Baekete;
M do Colored Boaad Jenny Lind Baskets; 84 de Colored and While Knitting Basket*; 18 do Fine Colored Arabian Card handled Baskets;
30 do l hildreas’ Fancy Baskets
** Baaketa* * > *** ,U ” ®®*"* 0 * 1 Fancy
93 do White and C tored Cap Baskets;
10 do Bmbrokle.ed. Round and Octagon Work Basts do White aad Painted Bound aad Octagon Work 88 do Traveling Baskets of every description; 80 do Genaaa and French Market Baskets; U0 do American Hickory Baskets, all size*. Also—a very lam aleck of Lad as’ Work Stands, Office, Card, Segar, Fruit, Tumbler. Knife, and doth Basket*, Birds’ Neele, Table Mafia, Cioth Hamper*; all of which I offer
MOHAIR De BEGE! A LAME LOT From 12 1-2 to 25 cts. per yard AT MXTKK’9.
U1P WASH ! FTffGK *4Mjnai^fltaUMl^<*■£■«•
r. sxrrx. t. a. caxrxx. J- a. caxtix. SMITH & CARTERS WXOXtaffACM TTtoar.totoa jg NT A P LB AND FANCY DRY GOODS, YARIBTIBN, AMD BENT BRAND BOLTING CLOTHS, Corner of Main aadfftxth Street*, LOVIBYlLLa, KY. aprail-dly.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. A. A. GORDON k CO. xooanLu, kt.
at the most reasonable orfees.
CHARLES MATE;
No. 89 Washington street.
B,
9 Wa
October SI. 1366.
FRESH SUPPLIES OF STATIONERY x> axs/v* .Ajnxix'trxaa’GWAKDEN k CHAMBERLAIN’S. T ARGBBVPPLIB8 ABB DAILY ARRIVING, OF JLf Boffltotter Envelopes, Canary Kaveiopee, Ladies Damask Laid Envelopes, Gap Pap ~
laid Envelopes, Gap Paper, Letter Paper,
Books, Arnold
aov4-tL
THE CAKPET K00M G. G. HOLMAN. Iff NOW WKLL 8UPPUKD WITH A MAONIFICENT STOCK CARPETS k. FLOOR OILCLOTHS Or BTENY GRADS AMD QUALITY. •ahU7-tf) MO. 3, ODD
RUMORS! F •ef^rrrrrBttmihM.naaa.c.x^. Dress Goods •a. jsss%!
The Shortest Route by 3C Miles! The ONLY Route without change of Cart!! Three Paaaenger Train* D«tily, (Sunday* exccptod.) 1st train leaves at 7.10 *. arrive* at Cinclnnat'
at 12.00 it.
d train leave* at 1.00 v. a., arrive* at Giucinnati at
6.30 r. x.
3d train leave* at 11.00 p. n., arrive* at Cincinnati
at 4.15 a. a.
Passenger* for Columbca, Clevelard, B*3kl<>, New York, Pritodelphia, Baltimore, Wheeling, and Zanesville make close connection* at Cincinnati and go as
quick by this ion; ai by any other.
1 hi* is the quickest and best roate to Pari* ami Islington,Ky. [dec27-dif) J.W. MILLS, up’t. 'saw "grist and peed mills. 'pnt PORTABLE ORAfijy 711 L5. CO.MX pany of this city, have nc-w iu operation, corner of Pennsylxania and Morrill streets, two of Felton’*
... . ... _ (
>ih the
nc-
ill rtreeto, th L. S. Re
Friction lion attached, together with the necessary machinery and fixture*for Grinding from 6 to 8 to
ill rtreeto, two i
Patent Portable Mills, with L. S. Reynold’s Univeiaal
Friction Bolt attached, togethe
prejiarmi tofnrriah the citizen* oflnholeaale or retail, attne lowest market
THE MAMMOTH ROOSIER CLOTHING STORE ! ! Sign of Full Dressed Man. D. BACON, Jr,. - - - Proprietor. tglHE Proprietor of this well known Establishment, JK having ust returned from the Bart with the largest Stock oi Goods in his line ever brought to this city, respectfully solicits a continnanc* of patrouago. H :
Stock comprise* every variety of
H.I AOY-M A L>K <J l .< »THING,
GBMT4 5 FOUM Sial-W * »GOLS, X-foTi, CAPS, TRUNKS, AC.
Hi* stock of Furnishing Good* l* very exmnsive.among which will bo found erery style of Plain and Panry ^hiria. Under Shirt*, Stocks, Tie*. Cravati, Handker-
ihiofs, 8u*peadets, Hose, die.
The Celebrated french Traveling Shirt, So invitlnable for Railroad Men and other* traveling, will be ibiinu in hi* establishment. Also a superb a*jortment of 21 Ik and Lamb’e Wool Undershirts, of a
verr superior oualitj.
Pariicutor a-tention U called to hu
FIA R BASTE K.Y 17 ADB CLUTHIN« I From the celebrated manufactory ot D. Devlin d* Co., Xew York, whoje garments for style, make and qualIty, are unoquale ! b> any other ertabii&hment. jJ'pPersoc* dasiring a supericr suit of f&sbton',My made clothes, can, by calling at the Hocsier Clothing Etore ,bave their measure taken and sent cn to D. Devin dr co.. New York, and the order returned in about as short tin ea* they could be made up in the City.
' 7 f Don’t forget the Sign. MAMMOTH H008IRK
04 ! LOTH; 1 a STORK, So. sa, Washington 8t., septiMtf Indian>«polls, lad.
grain per day.
They t
dtonspoi
price, •upjerior bolted Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Cracked Wheat, Cracked Cora, also. Corn md Oat* ground together, Cnuhtd Coni and Cob Bran, Short* i CITY DINING ROOMS.
mto / \ YV Itltj
WRIGHT KOUbK
XsOC v 3V .
r.wntcnreneer* the Maai : hionr able tor domealio uso, and betti ; adapted
paipoees.
Mixed Grain and Chop Stuff ground to ........, ^——. —. .. r. n --. v.ubi p,easly for Lively and Stable use. ! Neither pains or expense have been span All orders sent to these Mill* will meet with prompt this the best eatlag-Lou»e lathe Wert, and , Cttention and delivered to any part of the city. be had, stall hours, everything that the market affords. The highest market price will be paid in sash for \ Fresh Oysters, Clams, Lobsters, Sardines, and other Cora,Oats and Wheat, delivered at the mills. ! deileacies, as also all kinds of game in their season. noTl9-d3m. PORTAPLR GRAIN MILL LO. I Parties and privatafamillessappllad at short notice.
Having the b>**t oor>t lu the
red to render where may
*LK ABOUT aUTXNfi , that every thing wilibexotton WINTUll GAKMEMS! wSy”"””
PEOPLE
FALL &
OHOULD not fail to bay of aa. Yon will be sureol O getting the best and most fashionable goods, con
•toting oc-
Black and Fancy Over-Coating*; Black and Fancy Cloths; Bl’k and fancy Preocn and American Oassimeres; Velvet Plashes and Granacter Vesting#, of which we are constantly receiving all the EEW STYLES Introdacedlnlhe New York and Boston markets. will attem^to the^getthig up o our'Merahaut tailoring j work In a manner to suit the teste and wishes of all. j MBS AND BOYS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING oil all deaerlptioaa; OX5 tiB’ FURNISHING GOODS unequalid by any i thing ever offered before in the city, consisting of— ■ Fine Drees Shirt*, all grades; Nice Fancy Shirts;
country,ha flatten himself i up iu tha beet style, and
rt fastidious taste.
Cloaks At Half Price,
TO CLONE
THE SEASONS IMPORTATIONS. \I7B shall offer oar entire cloak atock from this
r v data,
JANUARY 26TH, *
most cases,) ONE-HALF die ORIGINAL
iffect an entire clearance.
H. J. HORN,
Jan-27. No. 10 Wert Washington dtreet.
At (in
PRICE, in order toe
Sice Fancy Shirts;
Common, Fancy and Working Shirts; Silk, Merino and Woolen Under Shirts.
ALSO:
Silk. WoeUen and Cotton Drawer*; Plain and Fancy Byron Coll rs; Plata and Fancy Lap Cottar*;
Glove* of all kind*;
Fancy white aad mixed Gotten Socks;
Marine Rocks, all kinds;
Braces, French and Amiricae;
100 diflarenistylos oi Tie*, Stock*, Cravat*. Hr ws.
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO. THE undersigned has now on hand and for sale—
20,0.0 Havana Cigars; 125,000 German Cigars;
15 bids. Cut and Dry Tobacco,
100 d<-z. Papers German Smoking Tobacco; 150 boxes tv orlu’a Pair ChewingTcbeeco; 10 gross Cut und Dry Chewing Tobacco; 2-7 hoses White Clay Pipes; new styles;
50 bundle* t-inn ST^rr«•
i 50 bundles Fine Stems;
! W4J0 Stone Pipe*;
i lOboxes Virginia James River Twin Plug Tobaoi co, Scotch, Pruned aad German Snuffs, Cigar Holder*, I Cigarette*. Smoke Pipes, Snuff Boxes, etc.,etc. My : Tobacco acd Cigars are always selected with great care as to qualitv and prices; they will therefore recommend
... themselves'. CHARLESMAYKR,
dte.; No. 20 Washington rtreet. Silk and Linen Poekei HandkvrTs in great vartetv. | October 21,1856. 66m For the traveler we have— i —■——— 8bawia.of.allgrade*,from85 to '■ LIVKHY AND o.kUE STABLER,
Allej Sonth of Street,
The artoniehing aucces* we have met with by adop 1 between IH’.coi* and Meridian Streets, ■“““ “ “ ‘ " ‘ Indianapolis.
H0K8ES, CASKLXGES, AND BUGGIES
TO HIRE.
Hones kept by the flay, week or month.
ting the low price system. enables us to sell at the same low rates, making Han advantage for every one to buy
GLASER dr BROTHERS,
of as.
sept-18]
Oak Hall, No. t. Bate# House.
CASTS* HOBBY-BOSSES, 8UU6HS la store aad for tale by the undersigned. 10 dez. Childress ’Carta, from 92 50 to 915 apiece. 6 do Bobby-Hones, from 92 to 918 apiece
ora;
do ChBdreas’ Rattan Chain: CHARLES MAYER, o«».«i.ito ’"“’’“““‘"■ST
notify hi*
SOMETHING
r r*T*E IBH COU JTTB RPAM E8 ; 1 1 boyetf yoa think •bem cheap. data BUNT.
NEW !
look at them and KMITH A CO.
ClfttbB,
S»BA«.
r J'HE Badenapied,thankful for tha very liberal patfrienda^d the poMic, that he'^haa'comi Livery boainea# at tha old staad, and aoilrtta a share of their patronage. W. WILKINSON.
anananveigmauiciana; r Pt illip’a Cough Syrup; Phillip’s Rheumatic U
Bruce’s Cough Rlixlr; ' mem;
McCllntock’s Diarrhea Cor- Loree’s Liniment; dial; Syrnp Hop* and Beneret; Stanton’s Horse Powders; Sellers’ vermifuge; Batchelor’* Hair Dye; Jone*’ Chologogne; McCUntock’* A Iter a 11 v * Feeble’* American Ltui-
Syrup.; I ment;
MeCiintock’* Dy « p e p 11 e Farrell’s Arabian Ltul-
Elixir; ment;
Roger’s Rheumatic Llnl-Palmer’* Cosmetl* Lotion; ment; McCUntock’*' Ague Sye-
Jew David’* Plaster, ciffc;
Everson’* Anti DyspeptleiRoger’s Syrup, Liverwort
Pill*: j and Tar;
MeCiintock’* Autl-BIUloufi HooSani's German Btt-
PilU; 1 tor*;
Locock’* Fc.lp’cnic Ws-Me Clin lock ’ » Rheumatic
fers; : Mixture;
Jayne’s Csrr uiiive Bal Frost * Pills; •am; Kierstead’s Salve; Rush ton s Cod Liver OH; Cook’s Bye Water; MeCiintock'* A n od y n e Mann's Ague Balaam;
Mixture;
Together with a general assortment of Family Medclne*. [janBl dim. WILLIAM Y. WILEY tiEAL ESTATE AGENT. I ) UYS, Sells, and Exchanges Property of all all klad* L J Hants and Losses Houses, Lota and Farm*; Collect* Renta, Note* and Claims; Advances Money on all kinds of Property: Buys and sells Stocks. Bonds, Note* and Mortgage* Draw* Deed*, Mortgages, Lease* and Agreement; Loans Money, Negotiate* Leans, and make* Collee-
tton*:
Pay* Taxes and Examine* Title* In all parta off the
d-ato;
Bays, Sells and Locales Land Warrant*; Finds Purchasers for Block* of Gcads or other Bnsl-
a-tss;
Attends to Buying and Selling all kinds of Property; Bntera Lands, and give* Information concern tag theta; Sella Real Batata and other Property at Acation; Loans Money en all good aollataral security ; \ Cows from 8 to IS ptr cent for money to be invested <i Real Estate Securities only. Enquiries by letter promptly replied to. Carriage always at the door to show property. All Basineaa Matters strictly confidentialRefers to all tbe Bnslnea* man of th* ei’.y. Office No. t7ti Bast Washington streat. up *ta1r*, op aortta W right Houae. [aprl-dtf
iVotice.
YNTBtake claaaara in informing oar fr lauds, aad *«at r^tomers in general, that we are ta reeeiptof alarge
Clotlu, Doesklni,
FAMCY O AM13IK&M AFf • V MTIFieff,
ae looted exi rabtlity and
In this city.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AMD
ttKJITtt FCBM1BMIMU BOOM. Our Goods have been selected with great care aa. attention at tbe Eastern Markets, and oar facilities la purchasing enable ua te sell at lower rate* than ean be bought elsewhere La this city. we particnlariy Invite theaUeilion of Com y Mer ehaatsto our LARGE STOCK OP CLOTHING, aa we are Wholesaling Good* aa low aa any bouse wed of New York. DERNHAM A SIMON, m*r24 dtf Baglo Clotting Store.
BY CAffSIMK&M AFf » YMBTfFItaff. expreerty for Caetom Trade, aad whtah, ta da tnd neatnes* of stylos, surpass any ret eiaibltad
ty. Also, a superior aaaonment or
BtmsomceiB uau reuows- nan. too lax-payar* u me City off Indianapolis, are respectfully requested i •all and aattle their taxes at an early day, aa tha tin Cor collection la short, and the City *s ta want of fani
CITir TAKES, Cm Tnaascnsa’aOmca, / Indianapolis, September 18,1836.| ' * '■ now ta the hands of
be found at all Umeethe tax-payer* of.
iO
tha time
Cor collection is abort, and the City !e ta want of funfia
to meet the demand* a poo the Treasury.
FRANCIS KING,
aeptlSdtf City Treasurer. re FAIRBANKS’
l ‘ a CALEBRATKD
S€A1.JBS.
DROWNING AMATXH, Agents,
X> lti>i »■*>•*##> Inntana.
FAIRBAMKB ftCO., AjU,
apRrdly-r. Aoe]
183 Broadway, New Ye
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
BY
MRS- S-M- WHITE. _ /"riOuNER of Meridian aad Waahtagto* 8tteeta,over \_J Dunlop’* Store. Mrs. 8. W. White rare artfully Informs the ladies off ladiaaapoti*, that she will keep oa handa lns aaaostmeat of Boaaeta Gap* aad Hand Drees ea. Also lasaree her work done with neatnes* aad do* batch. • ^ novll-Jhad.
6Abdj.xsZ * XY. FOraftOO’9-
jyrSTXH
J. It. DRAKE &. 90.,
BOSTON
BENZOLE GAS APPARATUS,
MO. 98 WBBT KXTM 8TBEBT.
txWBIAIBGB, fltoraa, Metela, Ae., tatted op with
U thisapparataa,aad watrealod to ftisataha CLEAR AND STEADY LIGHT,
through the sold weather. Parties wishing to light tha ir houae* tktewtatev will leave thetr order# aariy
oetlS-dtf.
TMfe LATBBT PUtaLtlCATIOV. i^IRBBN FBAS, deetdadtv the riehert aad moo* hu-