Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1857 — Page 4
RAILROADS.
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am now *a*e money by taklny tbe Route via Into. Tto iMrott Rond la non oyen, and Pan-
•angera eaa go Utrmtgb «tbo«t delay.
Call fcr throogli flefceM at ofloe In Urn tTaion Depot. A train mn leora Loyanaport dally, atT.TM, A. on the Cinelnnatl and Logaaaport Raiboad. Connerting at Kokoaw at »J7, A. V., «ttB the train Strath for ImluuunwUa.
Pretatit tndna ran daily «adi tray.
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DAYTON AND COLUMBUS.
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CARD A*» KACrMACE.
Thieo through train* leave Union Depot, daily, aa fol-
low* :
TtlA A. M.; 2 P. Mm T P> M. All the alove train* ran 'Wfcrwmfli t* CrenfllMe* without nmy ChiaMge *f Can* Where direct connection ia atada with train* on tlm c. o. * c. asd ouio axp rzsy. roads, FOR TUX XA3TXRN CITIXS. All other route* chaage can three time* het ween Indianapoh* and Orentline A. W. DA VA, Sup’t. mchlt ’57 INDIANAPOLIS AND CINtINNATI
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The Shortest Monte by so Mtleet T?« ONLY ROUTE withoul Ckaiujr of Cart ! ! Three Pasaenger Train* Daily, (Sunday* t keepted.) lit Train leave# at 7;M>, A. H n arrive* at (Jiacfonati at
l*3», M.
3d Train leave* at 1:00, P. Ifand arrive* at Cincinnati at
6'30 P M.
3d Train leave* at 7:00, P. M., and’arrive* at Cincinnati at
4:15, A. M.
Pataengera for Colambna, Cleveland, ButTm >, New York, Phila<lelphia, Baltim ire, Wheeling, and Zaneaville make clooe connection* at Cincinnati, ami go a* (juh «. by tiiia route
a* by any other.
Thia i* Uie iiuicke* ami brat route to Pari* mil Lexington, Ky, dee37-dtf J. W. MlLLS, Sup’t.
CHANGE OF TIME.
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD.
Two Traliae Ottily (SundaysejLcepteal.) A BN ami after Aug. 25th, 1R5S, Train* wili run a* fol- .
low*;
aaaiva. i>rr*ar. 11:30 a. it ti:jO a. a. S:00 r. a... c oo r. a. . Piarr Taaia—Xxprea*—Leaves Indianajmli* at 1:00 P. M., (topping at Ureenwood, Franklin, R finburgh, Coiumhus, Seymour, and all Way Station*. Second Train—Mail—Leaves at 11:10, P. M., stopping at ail Station*. Freight train* leave daily, taking Freight for all the atiove points—also, for Louisville, New Albany, and for all points on the Ohio and Mississippi river*. A. 8. CAROTIIIRS, Sup’t. J. G. Wmrcoaa, Freight Agent. janl-tf NEW KOUTE OPENEIX CHANGE OF TIME ON THE MHORT CINE L.AEAVF.TTE AMD IMD1AMAPOEIS A VN AND AFTXR MONDAY, Dsc. 22nd, 1S56. Trains \ F will leave Union Depot, (North outside) at 11:25, A. M., and 9:15 P. M., for Lafayette, and via the Toledo, Wabash and Western K. K., for Attica, Williamsport, Delphi, Logansport, Danville, Decatur, Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria, Paris, Naples, ami all intermediate towns; and via l^fayette and Michigan City for Chicago, Joliette, Milwaukie, Madison, Dixon, Galena, Dunlieth, Fulton, Rock I stand, Davenport, Iowa City, Muscatine, Burlington, Quincy, and all Intermediate towns, and all town* in the Northwest. Fare the same as by all other rontes. Passenger* may rely on this being the shortest and quickest Route to all the above places. Ticket* for sale at the Union Depul. An accommodatfoe Train will leave (Union Depot) Indianapolis at 7:90 A. M., stopping at all Stations a sufficient time to do a amaU amount of rraaine**, and arrive at Lafayette an hour and a hal f in advance of the 11:55 A. M. Passenger Train. Freight train* leer* freight station at 7:30 A. M. J. 0. D. LILLY, Sup’t. decW-tf L. it 1. R. Road.
r, as it ha* the ratafee found
CASH VALUE, - - ' ' flSJWO
sr-jsrcsi
Hu sweat, by about 230 fact decy^ containing a little lea* than an acre. Thera ia a iarga featek ho awe, brick wood abed, good carriage house and several ciateru* oa the premises, lesule* as good a well of water a* eaa be found ia the world. Tht* puyertyia known aattra Judge BmberMomrateMi, and was puichaaed by the praoent proprietor in 1851, by whom R was generally improved and fitted up for hi* own private residence, and ia now one of the most valuable and desirable residence* In Cleveland. The view of Clevehnd and surruuuding country, from thia house (the ground being the most elevated of any resaianr* in th* city) is far superior to any that can be had from any other point in Cleveland, ex-
cept from the top of the water work*.
CASH VALUE, - - - - $13,eoi> THIRD GIFT. Lott. Nos. 93, 94, 95, R, 80, 81, 83, ami 79, in H. Stone's tZZZm to Cleveland, comprising the whole of that splendid Garden, fitted up without regard to expense by U. atone, in 1844, as a place of raeort for the dtiaeiis of Cleveland. Abo, Lot No. 33 in the Ackley Survey, from which th* spring water is procured to supply the fountaina of this place. On this property there ia a fine Hotel, 13 Summer Booths in the garden, a fine dancing hail 24 by 108 feet, and a Carriage Shed the same die; also other - ——-itrgT and karat buna. The grades contains about 10,000 of the choicest Trees and Shrubs, comprising all
the varieties of thia climate
CASH VALUE, "- - - $12^00. The following Gifts or Lott are situate in Hiram Stone’s Addition to Cleveland, and are comprised of original Lots Nos. 53 and 08 in Brooklyn Township, adjoining the city, and directly south of Superior Street. The Avenues and dtreeti all tamu web •Cher at right angles, and are wefl made and ornamented with ahade Bees. Stone Avenue ia 90 feet wido and the other Avenues and Streets are from Oil to 66 feet wide. The tots are tifgh, gravelly table land, and good soft water can be bad at the depth of from 16 to 30 feet. This property R situated one ndfe south of the comer of Superior and Water streets, "the business centre of Cleveland,’' and muou nearer to that point than lota on the east side of the i river uiat sell for four or five times as much as these Lot* are herein valued at, and are only a half mile from the Cleveland Centre Flats, “ so-called,” where the principal manafiacturing business of this city is done, and where new shops are constantly going into operation, and where $50,000 worth of land has been sold for manufacturing purposes within the last three months. The city is already thickly settled much farther west than these lots, and equally aa far south, and ia also thickly settled on the east side of the river at least a mile and half farther from the buaiaese part of the city than any of this property, »o it must necessarily rise rapidly in value. We have oo doubt that the immense and annually increasing trad* of this city, and its growing manufactories will soon place it beyond the rivalry of any city west of New York in population and wealth aa it is now beyond the rivalry of any other city in dm Union for the beauty and regularity of its shaaietreea, fine residences and healthy location. These lots were laid out in October, 1853, and 200 sold out of said addition and built on, thus enhancing th* value of the pro-
perty now offered.
NAMX OF 9TRXXT OR AYXNUX.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT CHANGfi~0F TIME.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Zl.sG.ZXjZ1.0sA.JDfll! Heine th* an It He ate te Wawkinglen City ! Only direct Rente te Hmltimere I AMD THE ONLY ROUTE TO *. Y.y
via :
Baltimore and Philadelphia!
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COLUMBUS, lANKSVILLt, XSWARK AMD WJJBZLiyO, NN0RM1 NO one great consolidated line of travel from CoJP lumbaa, Ohio, to Baltimore, connecting at Washington Junction, nine miles from Baltimore, with the B. A 0. K. R. Co’* Branch Road to Washington City, affording the exclusive and only through Ticket and Baggage Check arrangement between the Cities of the West and the National Capital. Connecting also at the Btatlon in Baltimore, with the Railroads to Philadelphia, and New York and Boston, being the only rout* by which merchant* and traveler* oan purchase tickets that win enable them to visit the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and N«w York, at the cost of a ticket to New York by other line*, an advantage that la afforded by Hits route only. HREE DAILY TRAINS FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
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INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD. At 7:15 A. M., 1:15 P. M., and 11:15 P. M. Pameagar* leaving Indianapolis on Saturday at 1:15 P. M., via. I. C. R. R. arrive at Baltimore Monday morning at 10 o’clock. TWXLVX HOURS IN ADYANCX Off ANY OTHXR ROUTX. and Washington City at 11:00 A. X. TWO DAILY TRAiyS,
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI a a, At 1 P. M.j ItJOO F. 1H. Passengers going Bast from Indianapolis, have the choice of either of the above routes, each of which make direct and elo*e connection* at Columbus, Ohio, with trainsof the Central Ohio and Baltimore Roads. By th* Xxpwas train the dm* from Indianapolis to Baltimore hours, and to Washington ia 31)4 hours, bring th* *hort**t dm* made, which i* not from the result of exererivw speed, but from the tact that it is 160 miles short* than any other oompleted Route. Fmra aa law aa fry aay otker Ra«t«.
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X. M. Bl AN DART,
J. MILLXR,
CHARLKS WINSLOW, 3. «. WILLIAMS.
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BRITISH BBRIODICAIaS FARME^^ GUIDE GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICK 08 THE LAT-
TER PUBLICATION.
T SCOTT k CO., New York, ountinae to puhliah Ik
B A- <bHwtring ieeiHng BrtttohPwrindtnih, vi«.: 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (ConearvaHVe.) TM1P fWkg.)
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2. THE EDINBURGH RRYIKW 3. THR NORTH BRITISH
H.L. WHITMAN, DANL. P. RHODES. BBNJ. HARRINGTON, REUBEN WOOD,
The underrign,
of the Country, and with the view of furnishing a Musical Entertainment unrailed in this or any other community, and at a price within the reach of every person of whatever means, proposes to givw a Grand Musical and Gift Enter tainment at the City of Cleveland. Dodwortk’s Germania, Comet and Doable Military Brass Bands, 91* performers in all, of New York, are engaged, and Rands from Boston and Philadelphia will be engaged and Will unite to render this the grandest entertainment ever offered to the public ; ami with the derign of offering inducements far a large attendance, that the benefits of the Concert may be epjoyed by the greatest number, the undersigned proposes to give to the purchasers of tickets to the Concert the property described in the foregoing Schedule. Each ticket tottecutertoinment will entitle the holder to a share in the property described in the Schedule, or so much thereof as shall finally be embraced in the Schedule, as provided briow, and constitute him a Stockholder therein upon the conditions here-
in specified.
The entire property will be divided among the shareholders or disposed of in such a manna- as a majority of them, present at the Concert on the secomf day of July neat, shall determine, under the direction of a Committee of six disinterested men, to be by them then appointed. The said Committee will be appointed at three o'clock P. M. of said 2d day of July, with the understanding that two of auM Committee be appointed by ticket holders from Pittsburgh, and two by ticket holders from Cincinnati. Warranty deeds of die property, free from all incumbrance, will be delivered to the person or persons who may be entitled thereto, upon the order of said Committee. Should the whole number of tickets not be sold at the time of the Concert, a sufficient amount of property will be struck from the Schadnle under the direction of the Committee above mentinaai, to make the remaining amount embraced therein equal in value aa appraised to the whole number of
tickets soU.
The Concert will jwasfirefy be yUen on the 'id day of July naat, in some suitable LNC lAksED GiitH. Nika m the city of Cleveland, sufficiently commodious for the immense throng which will be present. The tickets are all carefully numbered and the name of each purchaser registered. Tickets, Three Dollars each, to be had of tto: umlcrsigned at his office over the Commercial Branch Bank, Atwater buddings; where, also, abstracts of title of the above property may be seen and examined. Tickets wRl be Carwarded by mail upon orders addressed to the undersigned, enclosing the money and pottage stamps to pay for the tmaandsaum of tickets. Postage on twenty Tickets 3 cents, on 1UU tickets 15 cents. Persons wanting tickets must pay fur them at the time af appiicatimt, aa no credit nil be given, nor wRl tickets be reserved for any one. marl5-d3m. HIRAM STONE.
-Whig, Tory, and
tree great political Radical—hut pol-
^andJEeUipon^titoyJand, tti theysver have stood, unri-
, while to thet
to the ■
SfSgffSTL,—, - - -
EARLY COPIRB.
oftheday thronghsed from any other
give* additional value to I can now be placed in the h*
• KVprinte, tw»qttnwa>j*»h jyi tha»jr i of Subscribers about as soon
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GKEATEST OF THE AGE!!! N10XE.EY 4k RARRMRVR VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER! CM WARRANTED a certain cure for Ague, Chills and Wjf Fever, Chronic Diarrtoea, Intermittent Fever, Sick Headache, and all other Eatons complaints. For sale by july2. W- W. ROBERTS. RiL.L.1 ARD TA HUES. HATCH & DREW, Billiard Table Maniacturers, GREAT WESTERN STEAM WORKS, CORHKK WBSTBUI XOW AXD tiaOUL-Wr, CUtCUUU/TI. 3 N consequence of the great demand. Sooth aad West, B for BiUiard Tables, we have established a Urge Steam Factory, with all kinds of machinery for driving work, so a* to be able to soeet the demand aad wants of everybody at short notice. The proprieton have expended large sums of money to bring their manufactory to what it ia, and relying upon experience and long practice in toisinem, hope to m> cure a generous reward, tins bring the largest and moat extensive Billiard Table Manufactory in the United States or Europe. Mahogany and Rosewood Billiard Tables, with Marble, Slate and Hard Wood beds, of the moat beautiful fininh and style of workmanship. Nothing but the bari seasoned timber used in this factory. We have combined with our workmanship all the modem improvements that have been made in the United States, France and England. As for our Cushions, we call your especial attention ; highly finished, concentrated and mathematically correct in angles, very elastic, and will stand all climates. Tables re-cushioned, and all kinds of repairing done at short notice. Also, BiUiard Cloth, Balia, Cues, Cue-Leath-ers, Pockets, and everything belonging to this branch of business. HATCH It DREW, Comes Western Row amt I anati at, Cnmnriian, 0. For further information, apply at WILEY’S BiUiard Room Illinois-st., opporite Bates Houae. [mcb24-dly
The New Theory Vindicated. MiafferimR PsaslminJtiesI 50 Per Cent. Greatest Cure in the World for Fain ! ! A. E. SMITH’ ORIGINAL AND GENUINE Corner of Walnut and Eighth tts., Philadelphia. None genuine without the written Signature on tile Labels of A- R. smith, Chemist. GALUTIA B. SMITH, M. D. riYHIS OU is the only sure remedy in the world for the ■ cure of Rheumatism, Gout, Pain* in the Breast or Side, Palpitation of the Heart, Paralytic Stroke, Toothache, Scrofula, Cramps in the Stomach, Frosted Hands or Feet, Sore Eyes, Piles, Sprains or Bruises, Sores or Bums, Stiffness in the Joint*, T*tter *r BaR Rheum, Seralgto, Sore Brraata, Erysipelas, Asthma, or any diseases that are sore or painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do its work perferily in from 3 to 2U minutes, has bens, used by thousands and pronounced to be the best remedy ever discovered. The vital forces and th* capacity of reristaace in the ha man structure have been greatly increased by its use, and there remains not the shadow of a doubt that the tendency to Consumption even, would constantly diminish, if parent* and others would daily or weakly use the (genuine) Electric Oil as a preventive, as well as to alleviate and cure painful
This Oil acts «n the system etable preparation, not the
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outwardly ox inwardly, it at once gives a permanent cure, in most cases, in from 10 to 29 minutes. The best physiologists of Etoropwhave dtscnvernd that all Organic Derangement in the Animal System is the effect of an olscniction of the Phyaieo-Rleatro Fluid in the organ <fiweaaed—a skilfuB a»itnatinn af Uas Oilputain imaoiato matnm the nerve fluid, and the enrelast once accompliahed. Nwhteeeing, no vomiting, purging or Mistering ia resorted to. Principal Depot, comer ef Walnut and Righth streets, Philadelphia. Beal era and Druggists can be supplied, Whnfrinln taR. Price Rcenla, SB cents, and fl.00 per bottle. Try everything rise, then give this one ample trial, and
decide.
IQ 3 Na genuine “Rlectric OB’* aakt by pedtaatotiie
Crated States.
JO 3 All tiie Bottks have A. R. SMITH blown on tile
gkaa.
TTFN. B.—Office removed to my New Store, N. R. cor.
of Walnut and Dghth streets. IfF Ruaria af a Is ■prases mix Lard OB, made by n ihnnton youn
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TERMS PRR ANNUM.
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UMRKKI.I.A. PAMASOL,
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■ MRRfrlRMMtlS, TK1MMINGS, ARD FANCY DRY GOODS. MANC8ACTCRRRR G8 5RANT1LLA.S AR R CEDARS,
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WHOLESALE ARM
LR» fig CD., GROCERS
Mto.
■too of Aaara Smith'* STAR CANDLES
and LARfr OtL,)
44 Wmlrarat Stwwwt,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Standard Brands of Ohio, Kentucky and Ttowaam* PIG IRON coostantiy on hand. Orders hr, ar conrignratnto of Produce have prompt mtantioo. [mchl2~dly 144 Wmim-Ml.t CiraruBmatl, PDIm. RICKEY, MALLORY E WEBB, 13ace insure to M. W. Dunav A Co.J
AMR STAY8DNKRS,
Are ptepeMd to supply, for Public or Prietos Libraries. STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
At dm Lovett Frias*,
A CHOICE smortiraiaf of Rooks suttehto for Libraries
will be found on thrirshatvea.
Book bnyera wtU lad every finality at thdr «atobiiahmeot for procuring works, published in this country or Europe,
ob Ills ecoiMNBjcal tmns.
RICKEY, MALLORY A WERE,
145 Main atiMet.
»3H 590 TOO 8 fifi 399 999 10W
Payments to be made In an cases in advance. Money cnaent in the Sttoe whme nsnad w01 he received at par.
CLUBBING.
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and so on.
F0STA6E. In aD the principal (Mies and Towns these works will be delivered run or reman. When sent by mad, the Postage to any part of the Uaitoi States win be but TWENTY-FOUR CENTS a year for u Blackwood,” and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each of the Reviews. N. B. The price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals above named ia about 831 par annum. THE FABMEK S GUIDE SO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, By Hkiut SmmKHS, F. A S-, of Edinburgh, and the late J. Q. Noutoh, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 2 vote. Royal Octavo. 1,688 pages, ami numerous Wood and Steel Engravings. This is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, aad in «rder to give R a wider ehcnlar tion the pnbtiahen have resolved to reduce the price to FIYB DOLLARS FOR THR TWO VOLUMES! t When sent by maS (poto-puid) to California and Oregon the price will he $7. Te every otiter part of th* Union, aad to Canada (poet-peid) 46. Tbte work is sot the old “Berik of the Farm.” RanBtoneto for any of the above publications should always be addressed, poet-paid, to thepufahahen, LEONARD SCOTT K CO., decSB-ly No. 54 Gold street. New York.
GRAND OPENING EARLY SP RING GOODS AT GLASER A BROTHERS’ Gents’ Furnishing House, OAK HALL, NO. 2 BATES HOUSE. KM/B are in receipt of our early Spring purchases, conY T dating in cloths, Caarimeres, Vestings, Men and Boys’ Clothing and Gents. Famishing Goods. Pwrrhaanrs will find our stock complete, combining all the novelties aad beautiful designa in the above mentioned Articles, also among other kinds of goods not mentioned. GLASER k. BROTHERS. mch21-dtf. Oak HaU, No. 8 Bates House.
NEW YORK IMPORTING HOUSE. mBE UNDERSIGNED IMPORTERS* 1 of Foreign Brandies, Wines Ac., now offer to the trade in quantities to suit purehoocre, the following goods BRANDIES. Otard—Dupy A Co., Vin—Proprietors, J.Vraeto, Glare DeCognac, J. A F. Mattel], A. Seignette, and other brands. GINS. Cabinet—Meder Swan and Schehtem; Wines—Sherry, Medaria and Port; Rnm—Jaamfca and St. Croix; Champagne Wines of all brands. The above Goods are direct from the New York and Boston Custom Houses. Th* public are respectfully invited to caB and test the above goods. S. A. FLAGG A CO., Importers, mch2S Palmer’s Block, Illinois Street
mchm-dly]
HOLLAND A S. S. SMITH, (Formerly Mabccs Smith A Co.,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OLD MONONGAHRLA, RYE, AMOURRON A Into—PORT, MUSCAT AND MALJ^TwiNRS, FINOG ETHER with a good assortment o f Brandies, Gins, JL and Wines. They will keep a large stock ef the above Liquors and win fill orders with promptness and to the satisfaction of the purchaser. Nos. 56 and 58 West Columbia-sL, bet. Walnut aad Vine, mchUJ-dtitu] CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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8 W AN lb CO’S LOTTERIES
Px»&me $60*000!i! TICKETS ONEY iSttO!
xWING to the i
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A VWIN
1 f bar Lotteries have been received by th* public, a tag* demand to nekton, th* Managers, S. Smalt A Co., win haw* a drawing such Saturday throughout th* year. Tto following Scheme will be drawn in *ach of Itoir Lot-
teries for June 1857.
OlAflifll SO, To to drawn in tto City of Atlanta, Georgia, ia public, on SmtmrAmy, JmtowGtfc, 18*1*
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To be tfrnwn in tto CRy of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, NmtmrAmy, Jmmw iRtfo, tut.
To he drawn in tto CRy of Atlanta, Georgia, ia public, oa NmlmrAmjr, Jmm* 94Hfo* 18A1. oi AflTai To be drawn ia the CRy of Atlanta, Georgia, in puhe. on SmtmrAmy, Jmmw 91tfo, ivtiT, On the pfon ef Stogia numhma Tuamt Tnaeaann Tnua Hvnnnxn axn Five Prism! MOZZ THAY OSZ FRIZZ TO ZVZRY TZS
TICKMTS.
Magnificent Schama, to be drawn each Sawnnav in Jtnm, 1 Prise of 869,999 i*..
j. a. xxrr.
NEEJF,
u. xannucx. w«. brdteeer a CD.,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Boots Ct3 aaxoes. And Agent* for HaU, Dodds $ CoJt Safes, soLTU-wcvr couuDt or hais ax» stccoMn sxs., mchia-dly] CimctmtomU, ttltim.
tkOXIAX H. coxes.
rose 3. snysox.
CONES & HMYSON, uuonnau or RrmmAaest, W tmeu, LIqiuwm, CtRmrs,, Ac. xo. 24 sioloxd srriarr, but. sscanonx Mara, CINCINNATI, DH1D. A GENTS for Still and Sparkling Catawba Wines ; Old Bourbon and Bye Whisky. *- [aug2S-dly v. aHBUBaoa, 1 jambs OATHS, 1 Late with Late with J. Ernst, | w. k wuuht,) Applegate A Co. ANDERSON, GATES A MTRIGHT, (Successors to JACOB ERNST,) MT fetmleufolw a m 4 Retail PmhlisfoerH, Statiwmers,, am4. Blank Book Mnnnfoctnrers, NO. m, MAIN STREET, (Between 3d and 4th,) mchP-dwly] Cimwiuuati, Ohio. BUTLER’S Vie ream tile ReemrA, aunA CwjpyimK Fluid.
20,900 to-
90,999
19.909 is
09,999
5,099 is-
90,000
5,990 is
3.099
2,500 ia ....
2,599
2,509 is
2,509
2,590 la.
2,599
1,999 is
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309
190 ia-
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19,009 Prizes
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Manufactory No. 39, Fiat Street, Cincinnati.
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MAKE three distinct varieties, differing one from the other only in ttohr degree of fiukiity, aad designated by
and general pur-
SAW, GRIST & FEED ItfnJfV FRYHE PORTABLE GRAIN MILL COMPANY, of tins B city, have now in operation, corner of Pennsylvania aad Morin street*, two of Felton’* Patent Portable Mills, wth L. 8. Reynold’s Universal Friction Bolt attached, together with the norramiy machinery and fixtures for Grinding from 6 to 8 tons of grain per day. They are now prepared to furnish the citizens of Indian apolis, at whoiemle or retail, at the loweest market price, superior bolted Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Cracked Wheat. Cracked Com, also. Corn and Oats ground together, Crushed Com and Cob Bran, Shorts, Ac., Ac. Tto ground Grain fiwnna from tit* Mills in a cold Mate, which renders the Meal and Hour more dwarahle for domeetie use, and better adapted for shipping purposes. Mixed Gain and Chop Stuff ground to order, expressly for Livery and Stabfo uae. All orders sent to these Mills will meet with prompt attontfan, and delivered to any part of tto dty. Tto highest market price wiB bepuid in Cash for Com, Oats and Wheat, (fcUvoed at tto Mills. novlfr-dly PORTABLE GRAIN MILL CO.
A DVICE TA HIJSHLANRS mmri WIVES, xo. Also, those contemplating marriage. 4 Colored Steel Plates 35 cent*. Plates 25 cento, free of postage. Tto week contains a dtasortation on V riage, inatimetions in Curating, with a of CeBeuy, Cohabitation, canae of Ste _ crease of fomfly, with many other useful instructions, from tto French of Joan Dubois.
Agenta Wanted. jaifiT Phi
HENRY 8. G. SMITH A Co. Box 4219 Foot Office, New York.
SAVINGS BANK,
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rots acceptable. Braineas paper for regular dspotitwa at n fixed rate. Raya and aeila Rael Exchange, Gold and flilrTT. maira rnltoftkin* nn ail pointo, without charge further than client rates of exchange. Deal generally in IwaAWtmuD, and pay* prompt titmttnn t
pwtaimn* to tto tanking Mnera^ JOS. R. ROBINSON, CaRV.
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T. R. Fletcher, Jnw. ART
STYLES « jot received at 1
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RECORD—For Ledgers and Records only MERCANTILE—For Books, Letters
poses*
COPYING—For Letter-Press only. Have tod a wanted them fourteen Diplomas, Silver and Bronze Medals. Refer to 5,099 Merchants and Bankers, who uae them, throughout the South and Week Address orders to Jajob J. Brrutt, Agent, Manufacturer, or to LUSR A WILSON, Book Binders ami Stationers, mchl2-dly] Lavxtkttx, Ind.
/NIXON A GOODMAN,\ r Manufacturers, - AMD WHOLESALE DEALERS IM Every Variety Fareiga ozd BiDegtk iAF&Bft PRINTERS’ CIRD STB£&; Payer Xaiiafactaren’ MATESIEtS, ETC*, 77 A 7» WALNUT ST, CINCINNATI.
JOHN C. SCHOOLEY A CD., Manulhntarcra and Deaton in SCHOOLRY’S PATENT x*ii AKS AU. KIKSS OP TACKING BOXES AND ICE CHESTS, Sales-Rooms—No. 168 Vine Street, between Fourth and Fifth. Factory—No. 565 Race-sL, between 15th and Liberty. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Water Crimleru, Drip Em mu. Ice JMcAn, A*:, mchl3-dtf ] SEND FOR BILL OF PRICES.
W. S. HAM ARD, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Nm. G5 Vf laaal Carnal, fretweem Walmmt am4 Time Street*, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Cash advances made on property thlppud to G. S. HMard, Buffalo. LmchU-dtf.
SERIGMAN A CO., Ocnaral CoiRHMRioik ivlezdiAnts, FORWARDING A TRANSPORTATION AGENTS, No. 4 Public 1 ■ affine, nma Main i*... Camel mmati, OAlm. ITPTo insure dtepatch, mark cam LAS., Cfadtiaaffi, Ohio. CONSIGNMENTS AND ORDERS SOLICITED. It f All bnqnem intrusted an ora aare will tor* pro*
No. 191 Peari-sL, (Between Vme amt 1
Cimelmmatt.
CHARLES T.' IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HAVANA dOMCE
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
BODE AND JOB HUNTING, MM ~ i*l
No. 18 Wtotl
I ami Vine, ’A GRRATTA-
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3^00 Prises amounting to *404,000 Wlamle TieMet* *io; Halve* *5; Smarter* *3.30. PLAN OF THR LOTTERY. The numbrns from 1 to 39,999, corresponding with th. »e numbers on the Tickets printed on seperate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel. Tto first 218 prises, similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheal. Tto wheels are then revolved, and a number ia drawn from tto wheel of numbers, and at the lame time a Frias ia drawn from the other wheel. The number and prise drawn oat we opened and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the Coaualssionara; the prise beiag placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all tto prises are drawn out. Apprw v tana t Item Erl ae*.—The two preceding and the tw* raeceeding nunffiers to those <fruwing tto first 12 Prizes will be entitten to tto 4S Approximation Prizes, For example: if Ticket No. 11259 thaws the 869,999 Prise, those Tickets numbered 11248,11240,11251,11232, siUeech be entitled to 8225. If Ticket No. 532 draws Gw 820,999 Priae, those Tickets numbered 5A,SD, 531,533, will each be entitled to 8200, and so on according to the above actorare HTtie 3*000 Driaea mf *20 wiU be determined by Se teat figure of the naatoer that (haws tto 369,0W Priae. For example, if tto number drawing tha •88,000 Prira tmto with No. 1, then all tto tto tickets where tto now her ends in 1, wiU be entitled to 820. If the number ends with No. 2, then all the tickets where tto number end* In 2 wtU be entitled to 20, and so on to 0. CertlFicatw* at DmcKaa** will be sold at the following rune, which is tto risk : Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $89 “ “ io Half “ 48 “ “ 19 Quarter “ 29 “ “ 10 Righth “ 19 IS ORDZRiyO TICKMTS OB CSBTIFICATBS, Enclose tto money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by arte writ. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate. The list of (brawn numbers and prizes will be sent to puirhseres immediately after the drawing. TTr’Purchasers will pfeeee write their signatures plain, andgivc their Poet Office, County and State. JL/* Remember that every Prise is drawn and payable in lull without deduction. ITT* AU Prises of •1,999 and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual time of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for tickets or certificates to S. SWAN A CO., Atlanta, Ga., ITT 3 ’ A tot of the numbers that are (brawn from the wheel withihe amount of the prise each one is sottttod to, will to published after every drawing, in the following papers :— New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta LuteUigencer, New York Weekly Day Book, and Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch. m«y25-dtd.
Billiard Tables. DECKER’S TLWBCHANICAL COMBINATION CUSHIONS, WAR1 Vi ranted superior to any others for Elasticity and correctness, is lower than any others made in the United States, perfectly safe, and will not j amp tto ball. Having a long experience in the buaiaeas, tto subscriber has been able to combine every real and substantial improvement ever mads in BlUtard Tables. A foil assortment of all sixes of Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, fee.., with Gate and marble top* or othsrwiae ; also, Cloths, by the piece or yard; French Coe Leathers, assorted sizes; Cues, Maces, Balia, Cue Wax, and trimming* of •very description. Gentleeaen, call and satisfy yourselves, at tto Manufactory and Sale Room—the old stand, 99 Ann street New York. L. DECKER, may5~(i3m. (Late Griffith A Becker.)
SECOND SPRING STOCK. Great Reduction in Pricea v* rtc tow jrat received from forced sates in New RICH STYLES, DRESS GOODS, STELLA AND CRAPE SHAWLS, PARASOLS, NEW STYLES, MANTILLAS, EMBROIDERIES, 4c., Among which will to found many entirety new and d*ri cable style*, not in tto nark* early ip tto reason, all of which we shall offer at RUINOUS LOW PRICES. 20** or Bargains go to tto 0ns Fites Cato Moro at MORN A READ. ap*27-dtf. (Snooraaora to H. J. Horn.)
prepared m Dr ttoaif toadain
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■T ia oar opinion tint Coffee am ~ I tor's Coffee Bolters are mom to
the ordinary way- Thme Bniter* are ciariracted upon tto only prinopte (that of retorting the votetiteoSa) to which
these beverafea canbMfjgttF|repared.
T. BULLARD, KD., J. 8. ROMS, M. D.,
W. CLINTON THOMPSON, M. A
B. F. TUTTLE, at tto Branch Store, 98, Watt Washing-a-A, AgraL Lmstai M.
RENHDLE LIGHT.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, ?e?e .
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