Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1857 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. ^

IN DIAN APOLINt

Thursday nornku«, Jvly 30« ISA]•

or triM n %’r ir coi!*t¥ Ti4 , i4f.t. For Mnkof Mtrinm County.

GEORGE McOUAT.

Fur ('■ommUnion'r—3rf Ditfrici,

THOMAS JOHNSON.

r\^ * '^.^.4. r ' i iTIcil/^ 4| Altrbed Rims.—Hill* an the JudeoD Beak", Ogb iMbiirgli, New York, eltcrcd fnmt* 20’y Wye k

lOthinc Ma.

I ere In circnletlon.

•' larger than 5V.

The Bank inever nothing

Hitwritn* Dirfctobv.—-S*e first page of this ( »sper. IT For Rsilrosd nnd news items, see first l*t*- _ Locsl In otice*.—Busines* auilcee pui>liahedia :he erfltoriil eolunDt of th« Sentinel, if ten line* ■)t under, will be charged for each insertion one ioller; if orer ten line*, ten cent* per line EttoiNC A-ro Boilre rot 9alk.—An upright engine, cylinder 4 inch bore end 12 inch etroke, with boiler 8 feet long, 22 inches in diameter and five 3 inch flaea, fire front, Ac., for sale, all in running order. Address or enquire at this office. ITT The facilities of the Sentinel office for doing every description of printing are unequalled :a all this section. With our beautiful engine and our Adams, Wells, Hoe, Taylor, cylinder and card presses, we arc enabled to turn out work better nnd faster than any establishment in the State. T*>Day*« Advertisements, ITT TrsinylvaalA University, Malicd DeperUueot. ITT Cleveland lenxale Seminary. ]C7* The PoliUcal Test Book. Puhlie meeting of the Business Men of Indinnajpolis at the Connell Chamber, Wednesday. 2l)th Inst, The meeting came to order at 4 o’clock, r. m. Andrew Wallace was called to the Chair, and Barton D. Jones, of the Journal, and Charles P. Bay miller, of the Sentinel, were appointed Secretaries. The Chairman stated the object of the meeting to be the taking of step* for the establishment of wholesale dry goods houses in the city. The purpose was to induce thorough going men of capital in the city to engage in the jobbing business. If we could induce gentlemen at home to embark in the business, it was our duty to encourage them. Citizens at home hud, of course, a preference over gentleman from abroad. The end sought was the concentration of trade here in all its departments. Several gentlemen being called upon, stated that it was the universal complaint of merchants throughout the State that, although they could buy their groceries, boots, shoes, hardware, Ac., In Indianapolis, they could not buy dry goods. They were, therefore, compelled to go to other cities to lay in full supplies. These were the statements of Messrs. Stewart, Roberts and others. Mr. Taylor said it was manifest that Indianapolis was destined to become a large commercial, iu well as manul'acturiug city. We had every facility to make this one of the foremost cities in the West. It was the center of radiating railroads, and was in the heart of a great and prosperous State, and surrounded by a vast and fertile region. One step towards this great end was the establishment of Wholesale Dry Goods Houses. The President, oa motion, appointed the following gentlemen a committee to draft resolutions to be reported at a subsequent meeting, viz : Messrs. Stewart, Roberts, Root, McKeman, and Elliott. Also a corresponding committee to communicate with gentlemen of other cities in this regard,

viz:

Messrs. Drum, Taylor, and Root. It was resolved that the (Oinmittee to draft resolutions meet at the store of J. T. Drum, West Washington street, on Friday next, at 4 r. m., and that this meeting adjourn to convene At the Connell Chamber at night on the same day. The Political Toxt>Book or Encyclopedia. We have received a copy of the above named valuable work from the author, and we fully concur in the following noUce of it by the Washington Union. It contains a large amount of valuable information upon the leading political topics of the day in a convenient and referable shape, and should be in the hands of all who are called npon to express opinions thereupon. It is a compendium of facts upon those questions, alphabetically arranged, and which, to arrive at in original documents, would require a great deal of labor and time. The Advertisement will be found in another column : We desire to call particular Attention to the advertisement of Mr. M. W. Cluskey, in another column of our paper, concerning his new political Text Book, now offered for sale. Mr. Cluske kindly placed upon our table a copy of his wori as soon as it was issued from the press. We have had ample time to examine it, ami several occa ■ions to refer to it lor information. We unhesitatingly pronounce it one of the most convenient and useful books of reference that we have ever met with. It will be recollected that Mr. Cluskey prepared a book for the lost Presidential campaign, which he called the Democratic Electoral HandBook, and which was used to great advantage in the canvass throughout the country. Indeed, the great popularity and utility of his first work, ami the constant calls for it, ever since the campaign has been ended, have suggested the plan and the preparation of this second one. His last work is very complete. He has re-arranged the whole matter of the first work, thrown it into the encyclopedia form, added an immense amount of matter, made a copious index to the work, by which anything wanted may be found in a moment, with clear and ample explanatory notes of his own by which everything obscure is rendered plain and intelligible.' To the politician, the editor, and all who desire information on the leading party measures and topics of the times, this book will be found of the greatest convenience and value. The author has performed his task with decided judgment and ability, and we trust that he will meet with a corresponding remuneration for his labor. The CAi.uorc.—This singular instrument, the music of which can, it is said, be heard at the distance of ten miles, will enter the city, drawn by an extraordinary team of forty horses, at the head of Nixon A Kemp’s Mammoth Circus, on the 8th of August. A sensation may be expected on the occasion. The show wjll undoubtedly be a good one, as the company numbers some of the best names in the business. No better clown than Kemp ever set foot inside of a ring. Previous to the afternoon performance a wonderful feat of wire walking, by the celebrated Madame DeBach, who ascends a wire from the ground up outside the pavilion to the top of the center pole, will take place. This performance can be witnessed without charge by all who are on the grounds at half past one o'clock.

CT We find in a Lynchburg (Virginia) paper an amusing account of a Fourth of July celebration by (he “Hyena Club,” at Hog Island, new, that eHy. Among the toasts drank oa the occasion Is the following, purporting to have been give* by a “ Hyena,” who njolooi la the euphonic title of -Mr. Baggios WsflUks r " Hojf ami the Equator—Cri no- line and the Bguiaoettal line—God Mem ’um! The one encircles the earth, the other the heavens !'*

New CwnTzaff.iT.—New counterfeit five dollar hills on the Southern Bank of lUinuts are in circulation in Chicago. They resemble the gen-

uine, but are exceedingly coarse.

AT Andy W. Francisco, who has attempted to | abandon the press several times in vain, has once more fluctuated Iwck to the Cincinnati Enquirer office. ‘ No man, however little, can resist

destiny.

SPKClAt, itoTfCES.

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Weta. ms—SMassamediay vwy »apWr ta nearijr erwv town •nJcitjr la the We—rn Nates, awt there tua

££££

til

iiecn i/ot one vXes soytag: Or.

are food. DaHn* the 1— two .

tkoiuawl bot—a of Or. —*A- to4—T —d Em—rilU hare heao aoid, alan om —Ml Jfrowad hoUleo of Dr. g--—y- feerr and Ayaa Knar, and very large qoaatibeof Dr. Carter's Cough Bala—, Dr. Hooper’s V—ale Cordial, and Dr- Baker's Specific, end the deaeaad la every day increasing, which shows that when articles poaseaa Ugh intrinsic merit like these, they do not tail to he appreciated by the American people- No person afflicted with say—case , . j for whieh the? ere recooMBeadad ahoaid fail to give than a

14 : trial. They ere soii hy

jiU/99-dAwlw

' ToMtuana A Cox, Agenu for IndUaapaUe.

D“Lxfe DeveHn, of Cambridge City, and S. Maddox, Esq., were at the Palmer yesterday, on theip way to Louisville to attend a meeting of parties interested with reference to the Louisville and Cleveland Straight Line R. R.

XT The cornice is nearly finished on the splendid buildings of Scberman and Vgjen, west Washington street, south side. The plasterers have about finished work iu the lower rooms and they will shortly be ready for occupancy. (XT In our Terpsichorean announcement yesterday, with respect to the Academy in Military Hall, East Washington street, we spoke of Prof. Foole instead of Prof. Norr. It was a misnomer merely, and not a substitution of one distinguished gentleman for another, as the public probably perfectly well understood. Call on Prof. Nott and purcliase tickets to his soirees at $1 each, admitting a lady and gentleman.

D” The Journal takes exceptions to our Reporter’s account in the Council proceedings with regard to a bill for printing rendered from that office on Saturday night last. It admits the material fact stated, viz.: that there was a reduction on it of 7 per cent., and that is enough. Whether Mr. Locke is on the Municipal Finance Committee or not, makes not the slightest difference in the world. The Journal over valued its work, so the Council thought, and the Council was very

likely right.

Accident to Miss Carrie D. Filkins.—We regret to learn from the New Albany Tribune, of the .30th inst., that Miss Carrie D. Filkius was seriously injured on the Friday previous by being “thrown upon a pile of stones.” This is the second time, the Tribune says, that a similar accident has happened to Miss Fiikins. We sincerely hope that nothing serious may grow out of it —hid. Sentinel. These stones should have been removed after the first accident. It was a singular co-incidenee though to fall twice on the same stones.—Ohio

Stale email.

Syrian Wheat.—A gentleman from Alabama received from the Patent Office some spring wheat from the “Farm of Abraham,” at the foot of Mount Carmel, in the Holy L ind, which he sowed during the past spring. It came to maturity in seven weeks, producing a large full head, with a berry in every respect equal to the original. This wheat is reputed to ripen in Syria in sixty days from sowing. It will thus be seen that our climate hastened its period of maturity eleven

days.

O” The sensitive actor who couldn't sit in the same room with a tea-urn on account of its hissing, has recently been killed by a “ burst of ap-

plause.”

XT Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured some desperate cases of tetter, barber’s itch, pimples on the face, nnd such like cuticular affections. The afflicted should boar this fact in mind. july28-dAwlw

IXT VVe Hail with pleasure, each issue of Paddock's Counterfeit Detector, from the fact of its presenting to sub' icribers all the late counterfeits, raised and spurious moneys which ooc is each hour liable to meet with. The busi ness public should bear this in mind. Office and l>anking

house Third nnd Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hollwvnar’a Ptlta—Xhs axis not aorv usuesssry ta MW laOlwsoti than b (bis wander ful medicine, which com with rapidfcj and mrtaiatr all Uoaa debilitating affections of the stomach aad the bowels, which paralyse industry and nnhsaftlqr regions. Sold at the manufactories, So. M Malden Lane, New York, and 944 Strand, London; and fay ail druggists, at S5c., <R>Sc., and B1 per box. july85-d*wlv. Fact Stnuaffer tlaaa Fiction.— day one who wEna—ie the operation of Comstock 4 Brother’s Family Medicines, will realise the above truth. The common expression of all who use them is, they act like a charm. In removing all pain, and preventing and curing disease they hare no equals. Their assortment comt>risee no “ cure-all," but a different remedy for each disease (amounting to orer thirty articles,) on the very sensible principle that no one medicine can cure all the ills humanity is heir to. This recommends itself to the public In strong contrast to the many “cure-alls and cure everything* " put up and sold by ignorant vagabonds. They are also proprietor, of “Yoaatt’s and Carlton's Horse and Cattle Medici nee,” prepared by them with great care, after original private Recipes of Youatt, the great English Farrier. Try these articles when in need, and we are sure you will be satisfied. See advertisement. Agents for Indianapolis, Jas. Kiri.an, 8. McMiixbw. July24-d4tw1w. If you are Siclt you must take Medicine 1 For all external, and internal pain use DeWitt’s Pain Reliever, which is stronger and requires less to effect a cure than any known remedy.— For Fever and Ague take the only safe and harmless remedy in the world, Rhode’s Fever and Ague Cure For ail Blllious Complaints take the AntiBillious Pills, an auxiliary to the “Cure." These remedies destroy the Disease, but never Uie Patient. W. B. CHAPIN, Wholesale Agent, Providence, R. I. For Sale by Druggists generally. junell-3md4cw.

Job Printing and Binding.—We have J ust added to our J OB PRINTiyO OPPIC Bn lakoe assortment of new and fashionable JOB AXl> CARD TYPE, which will enable us to do all kinds of Jolt and Caul Work In a style unsurpassed by any other establishment in the West, and upon a* favorable terms. We invite all who have this kind of work to do to our increased facilities, assuring them lliat their orders will be

promptly and neatly executed.

We are also prepared to print all deacriptions of official BLANKS, funiiah all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, and execute any kind of binding in superior style. Orders arv solicited. SKNTINEL COMPANY.

MISCELLANEOUS.

m

GREAT ATTRACTION. -A.TTOTION- SAX*: lEiL BE SUED, at my Auction Rooms, commencing on Thursday, the 30th July, at lOo'clock, a Urge conaignment of China, consisting of Gold

Band and White French ChiuaTeaandDinnerSetts;al*oa large lot of Stone Ware, which will be sold iu setts, or by the single piece: together with rich Decorated Vases, (all sites,) Mottoed Cups and Saucers, Colognes, Mugs, and

many other fancy articles.

In addition to the above, we have a handsome invoice of uni**, such as Bowls, covered and uncovered; Preserve Stands, Spoon Hoblers, Oellery Ulas-es, Pitchers, Tum-

blers and Goblets, etc., etc.

The a'wve Goods are ail late styles, and direct from the

Importers.

We especially request the Ladies to attend this sale, as the Goods are extremely desirable; and ample preparations will be made for their comfort.

Beauty—How can It be Preserved.—This desirable object can be accomplished not by covering up whatever blemishes may appear, but by eradicating them. Do not wear out your stomach, and other delicate organa of your body, by drugging your system with the hundred and one “ Blood Purifiers ” that ore dally urged upon your attention for the purpose of removing these eruption* from your face ; but apply a remedy that attacks the disease at once—that shows its effects In a single day. Such is the effect of Palmer’s Lotion. IU motto is “ Never Falls;” and it never did and never will fail benefitting all who choose to try it. Every kind of irritating cut*neuos disease yields to its magic influence. Price 50 cents, or six bottles for 12,50. For sate by SOLON PALMER, Perfumer. . 36 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale hy Druggists generally. julyl-d&w’m. Sand*’ Sarsaparilla—The extraor dtnary efficacy of this unrivalled preparation in all ases of Scrofula, Erysipelas, cutaneous and eruptive disorders, and similar complaints, would api>ear almost incredible, were not such wonderful cures of daily occurrence certified hy persons of undoubted truth and respectability, esUblishing the incontestable fact that in this class of disorders as an alterative ami renovating agent it is un-

equalled.

E cinent physicians hare proved by many years experience that they can prodnee the happiest results by its administration, and therefore use it with confidence. Prepared and sold by A. B. k D. SANDS, DruggUU, 100 Fulton Street, N. Y. Sold also by R. BROWNING, and by Druggists gen erally. julyS-dfcwlw. JO* The way only to advertise, U to advertise Judiciously. That can be done ny patronising the Greenfield Santihki. Company, Greenfield,Indiana. Address J. F. Henry. juneS3-dtf Lad tea Bead This.—DR. HOOPER’S FEMALE CORDIAL IS A SAFE and SURE REMEDY for Female complalnU arising from debility, such as Irregularity or Suppression of the Menses Fluor Albus or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow complexion. Headache, Disslness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, over Excitement, 4c. Thousands of Females have been cured by tills Cordial after the prescriptions of their physicians had failed, and the disease redated all other remedies. No female who is afflicted with any disease above named, or any Irregularity of the Monthly Periods, will be just to herself If she does not use Doctor Hooper’s Cordial at once. Delay is dangerous. Use this Cordial and it will effectually cure you. TTTPrice per bottle ; or 0 Iwjtties for 95. TT~~P Prepared and sole by Dn. Easterly, comer of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo. Sole Proprietor. IO>Foy sale hy TOMLINSON 4 COX, Druggists, Indianapolis, and by Druggists ami Dealers in Medldne generally throughout the West. .may M-d4w3m. Great luipravemeni.—Pure, Sparkling Soda Water from Glass Fountains; Blue Lick and Saratsga Waters, fresh from the Springs. A ma,v26-d3m BROWNING’S Drug Store.

FOB lit

A two story fraflaC House aa Piaa^tvaato fitewOR north of the BltodAsjIusa eaaisiaa 7 reaiaa, goad ceMaa. cifflern aad well ’ ‘ r ’ ' " r ' : ’ f A good Frame House oa Beorgta Bfares^ srjtjMMgsoiI wall jolvl3-dtf !•« KawSfateffiwkei.

inquire i aseUB-dtf.

MONETARY k COMMERCIAL. BY TELEGRAPH^ MEDICAL ADVERTiSKMiyj^

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• n New Yobk, Jr

Secretary—T. B. Eiaiott. " Kxacmvt cowarrrt. John P. Spann, JamesM. Ray, R. J.OatHn*. Wm.Y. Wiley.

ieU?S. MaflateamNew OriaaiMOQ theaDth,

A 1

People.

this office.

d^FFICE* FOB BENT—A number lir^J!SJSJ3HE« , BlialS and occupancy. For terms inquire at this office

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THE PEOPLE! Tlae greatest Scbelara, Pacts, Ora I era,

r — ' - a « tw. .

Philaaaphers, Warrlara, Statesnaem, liarsateru, and In-

provers of tlae Arts*

RONE FUOM THE LOW ENT OF THE If we Imd waited UU Courtiers had Invented print-' lug, dock making, steam navigation, railway, and a thouffi^ru! other invention a, we should probably have continued

in dark net* to this hour.

THE PROPRIETORS

or THE

NEW YORK STOH-IBi HOSE FROitf THE RANKS OF THE PEOPLE, And behold the wonder* they hav a achieved in X> r yr Or o o d.0u What used to be a Luxury for tbe exclusive advantage OF THE _ V. RICH ONLY, IS NOW TO BE OBTAINED AT OCR ESTABLISH-

MENT,

BY ALL GLASSES OF S4FCIET Y . Heuce the great Reform we have effected, adt only in Prices,

33x»y G-oodja, BUT THE SUPERIORITY OF THEM. ALSO, Pisces us in the same position as all other great reformers of the age. „ < OUR SPRING AND Sixxxxxxxex” Stools. IS TIIF. LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND Most Fashionable IN THE STATE I The public will find It to theiradvantage to Patronize the NEW YORK STORE, No. 3 Bates House, Indianapolis, Ind., • 'W- eft? H. G-X^EENTN, ; - ■ - 1 • - -- - ‘ ■ .* V'-V , . J ,; ( ; c , PfKOPttfETOR*. meb!9. . _ ' — — rr—:--r" ^ WASHINGTON FOUNDRY Ana lHgtolVlTio ■WoxrULst, Iddiunapollft, Indiana. HABSELMAN & VINTON, MANCFACTCRGas Of ENGINES & BOILERS, Cast and Wrought Iron Machinery of all kinds ; Grist Mils Sash, Haley, a»d Circle S*w Mills. Alao,- j G KISER’S PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR IMPROVED,

New York market. Kxsr Toux July 3S—r.». Flour closed quiet; sales of 7,000 brls. Grain—Wheat unsettled; saie* of 15JNfi bush at 91 50 for Milwaukee clu)>. Corn dosed with adecfiningtcndeBcy; sales of 00,000 bush; market unsettled.

PruvUieua firm.

Groceries—Sugar closed heavy. Rice steady-*t 4,VS5>i'c.

Molasses unchanged.

Freights heavy. Lead quiet.

. Stocks firmer. Sterling Exchange firm - Lserosee and Milwaukee 39; Galena and Chicago 9’; MMilqaa Central MK. Irl«34X: Cleveland and Toledo »H7Chte'go and Rock Island 99; Cumberland Coal Cempany IS; uUaois mv; Bonds 99*; Michigan Southern St; Hew Central85^: Pennsylvania Coal Company 93; Read-

via Havana SM W. arrived

The papers report tbe baaltfc «M&e mknd as and algo that of (be ojy and Tbe tosr- _ Lets continued dull. The stocr ofgogaftOahxbch

amount to about 225,000 boxes.

The brig W. D. Miller had loaded near Cardenas with a cargo of four hundred slaves. She wag

afterward burnt

The brig Florence, Mancnella, for New York, was lost on the Isle of Pinca on the 3d inaL The vessel and came were sold at Havana on the 22d inst for $1,950. , — C:

joom Am

Medldne la six times Stronger, i

ter than any other Saraariinn — -

now in ore. More

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HAVI BUR BOLD DURING THfi

YEARS.

•ad Bet-

LAST TWO

KaJ^Sj^isssssSTs:

ffisntral

York C< ^ tag 74X; Virginia Sixes 91.

Fire u« Cfrevalsuad. <-

Cleveland, July 28.—A portion ef Use Cuyahoga steam furnace wag burned this morning.— 1 for $5*Q$D to the Home, and $L£00 in

Insurance Companies,'which

Inoured for

.Etna

lots.

covers the

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Cincinnati market. CiwcuntATt, July 23—r. a. Flour market unchanged and very little doing at fid 408 9 50. and this may be regarded as the current rates. Corn is in good demand, with sales of 4,000 bush at 73(8 75c for mixod an4 78^80c for white; 7,000bush mixed sold at 73c to be delivered by the end of August. Wheat firm—sales of near red at fit SO and White 91 30. Whisky steady at 2Cc. Bacon is active—sates of 300 hhds at 10V and 13c for shoulders and sides—a further advance. Cheese dull and lower—sales of boxes at8\89c. The money market is unchanged and rates of exchange

unaltered.

INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE IffiAR-

K.ET,

Brrra, ? B, 12® 15 Sugar House, gal...-83@90 Bxaws, white 93 00@3 95 Golden Syrup, nl 95®91 Beeswax, ft 90®82{ PROVISIONS— Corn Meal, bush.... G0@65 Bacon side, R IS Cozbc, ....9@10 8houl.ters 10

Hams, sugar cures, & ....14 Hams, plain, R 12

COFFEE—

Rio, Com’n, B, 11X812 “ Prime, I,..12X®12M Java, B, M@l< Laguyra, R 13Jbl3J< Epos, dox 7@7v t Floor, bbl 90 25®6 35

FISH —

Mackerel, No. 2, bbl

915 00® 16 00

Mackerel, No. 2, bH

“ No.3,bbl.912®14

No. 3, X bbl 96 62|

Kite Ex *3 75'Clover. White Fish, bid.,. 913® 13 Vj | Timothy bu “ X hhl. .96 50®6 75 Blue Grass,

canvassed, b

12M813

PoTATees, bu 75

SALT—

Lake bbl *2 25 Kanawha, bush 33835 Scoar, N. 0 12®13 “ Crushed... 15 Puly 15>i®16 Loaf..... 16

SERDS—

Feathers, ft,

GRAIN—

bush..

FRUITS— Flax Dried Apples TOBACCO— Peaches bush Kentucky, lb 17830 Virginia, lb 25815

TALLOW—

Rendered... 13814

Com, bush 55360 Rough 6 Wheat, bush $1 00! WOOL— Rye, bush PO@90!Tub Washed S5@50 Oats, bush, 40@45!Pulled 25828 Hay, ton ..97810lFleece 24830 pressed, cwt (Ex Fleece 33840 MOLASSES— (Unwashed 16825

New Orleans, gal 738741

INDIANAPOLIS RETAIL TOAItKET.

Blttxr, ft, 20 Dried Peaches, ft,. Beans, quart 10! MOLASSES— Corn Meal, hush 80!New Orleans gal K> Cheese, ft, 12>i815iSugar House $1 Rio, Common, ft, 14@15 ! Golden Syrup, gal 91 20 “ Ground 16*4! PROVISIONS— “ “ prime, Ih 20!Bacon sides ft, 15 Java, ft, ISiShoulders 11 Laguyra, ground 1*« 25 Hams, sugar cured ft,....15 Koos, dozen 10[ “ plain lb 12>£

-9075“ canvassed ft,•.•••• 14

bush

K 1.0 UR

Sack, 9S lbs

FISH—

White Fish, ft, 10815 :

91 00 ....25

$3 75 Potatoes, la..- ""tk

SUGAR—

Mackerel, No. 1,1b 12>ijNew Orleans, IP ft, ..14815 “ No. 2, ft, 10'Clarifled 16 Cod ft, 788; Loaf 18

FRUITS— (Crushed GreenApples.hu

Drie-1 “ bu.

■]Woon ,cord..

.18

$3 00

The First Premium machine

Oct

Jy28d3t

M. D. BABCOCK, Auctioneer.

79 East Washingtion st.

PRIME SELECTED CHEESE. Constantly on Hand And. nocoivlxAg; TVIKECT FROm DAIRIES, which we are I # selling at river prices with actual tare. july25-d2w TAYLOR. WKIGHT 4 HAPLY.

TTAKPKK FOB AVUliMT—Just receive.! at STEWART 4 BOWEN’S,

july25.

18 West Washington Shreek.

IT IS A FAOT. If you wish to aee and buy fine Handsome and Fashionable

^4ILK HOBES, Lawns, Tissues, Mantles. Laces, Embroideries, Bpnnets or any other sort of Dry Gouda at very low prices, call at the Ladtee’ Fancy Store, No 5 Bates House, Washington Street. jul>24-dtf J. K. WHELAN CO.

T A DIES* TRAVELING CLOAKS of dif-

1 4 ferent pattern*, from 91-5d to 95, all Call at the Ladies’ Fancy Store, No. 5 Bate

J. K. WHELAN 4 CO.

JulyM dtf

a-, m.. a* w patterns.

5 Bales House.

-YF8T RECEIVED—A fkeah supply of those extra •V No. I Mackerel, for sale by tbe half barrel, quarter barrel, or KHl, by july24-d2w O'NiELL 4 COFFIN.

TNXTRA FAHILY FLOFR—Tbe attenUon Ci °f families, is called to our extra Family Flour, made by JAMES MARRS, and which we guarantee to be uiumre (waatsl by any other brand wa are celling at wholesale or retail, la any quantity, aa low aa any good flour, and warrant It to give satisfaction In all cases, delivered to any part of tbe dty free of charge- O’NIMLL 4 COFFIN. July24-d2w Comer Meridian and Maryland Sts.

E:

AX»X»l't7’£tl.

JUST RECEIVED,

. IH COVE DYSTEB9, Fresh Salmon, Lobsters, superior Olive Oil, Fresh Fine Apple, Far-

Halllbut Ac., flee., for sale at low Prieas, by M-d9w O’NIMLL A COl

jely»4-d9w

i A COFFIN.

E UNDERSIGNED havingastaUiahad hie** •elf in this dty, h prepared to execute ell kinds of

rpmi I sell pOn.h

-of Georgia and

July l4-d3m

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Fancy Casalmerea* for Pant*, Maraeilles Vestings of the most beautiful deeigns, and a splendid assortment of Men and Boys’ Clothing and Genta’ Furnishing Goods, of all descriptions, have just lieen received by Uesere. Glaser A Brothers, Oak Hall, No. 21 Bates House. These gentlemen seem to he particularly fortunate in the selection of their styles of goods, exactly suiting the taste of all. They are receiving new goods almost daily. apri-tf. New YorkandErieRailroad.— Special notice to Uie traveling public. Buy your through tickets to New York, Boston, Philadelphia am! New England Cities, via. this route. Twenty-two miles distance saved. Through to New York City without change of can. The only route to New York City having wide and *padous Saloon cars. This line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with an unbroken Wide Quage—connecting at Dunkirk directly with all Trains from Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago, on the Lake Shore Railroad: To Buffalo, via. the Buffalo A New York City Rail Road making direct connection* with all steamer* on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, alao with the Buffalo A Lake Huron Railway, from Detroit and Chicago. The Niagara Falla, via Oanadalgua and Niagara Falls Railroad, making direct connections with all train* on the Groat Western Railway from Detroit to Chicago, thus affording the traveling puhlie unrivalled faculties. Boston Paaaengere can stop in New York City any length of time and resume their journey at pleasure without ex a charge. Through tickets for sale in all prindpal Western Railroad Offices. Fare an low as fay any other route. B. T. SMITH, General Agent. HOMER RAMSDELL, Cleveland, 0., May 15th, 1857, President. may97-dAwly s. m . Clark** Female Pill*. The great English Remedy. Prepared bom a preacrip dost of Sir James Clarke M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine to unttiUag in the cure of all tboec pelnfol and dangerous disorder* to which the female constitution Is subject. It asoderatea all and rereoverall efaetructieaa, and a speedy cure may be relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES It to peealtorly reMed. It win In a short time, hring on the monthly period with regularity. Each battle, price Ope Dollar, beer* the amp of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfsita. CAUTION. Three nito rimuld ret be taken fag ffipfllM Rte «• MM, —a— __ wtB

eC4h

A T THE INDIANA STATE FAIR, 1856, (threshing ami cleaning In five minutes and twelve seconds eleven bushels and fifty pounds—being one bushel and five lb*, more than the second beet machine) separating and deanidg on new principles. Simple, durable and in performance equalled by no other machine. The horse-power used with the above machine, received tbe first premium at the Indiana State Fair, Oct. 1856. We make either the belt or geared machine; Cylinder opeo

wrought Iron or solid.

Also—J. J. Manu’a First premium Self-Raking Reaper, combined with the mowe^ (First Premium awarded at four

of the State Fairs of Indiana.)

Also—Moore’s firrt premium Wheat drill.

fei2-cl8m.

Equalizing Assessments. OvncE or City ClsxkJ July 21, 1857. ( mjOTIOE la hereby given, that the Cnmmen Council, 1 Y with the City Assessor, at the stated meeting of said Com non Council, to be held on Saturday, August 8, 1857, will hear and decide all complaints in relation to the assessment roll for 1857, and equalize the same aa right and justice may require. [jy22-d2w] GEO. II. WEST, City Clerk. Ik/jrONEY ALWAYS TO BE HAD, nc j_Vl_ matter how stringent the times, by applying to me and depositing the requisite security—such as Notes, Stocks, Watches, Jewelry or other safe collaterals. F J STRATTON. julyl3-dtf One door east of Wright House

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

-AT-

DTottct YoitIsl Fx*loo0 FIRST CLOSING OUT SALE COMMENCING NK«nd»7. July 13th, 1857, AT HORN & REED’S,

No- 10 West Washington St.

E WILL NOW OFFER our entire stock of Dry Goods and Carpets at prime eastern cost I for and ask the attention of the trade generally to an examination of our stock of Silk, Organdie. Jnekonet, Berege,

W' cash) an

and Kid Gauntlets, Silk Mitts and Parasols. Also, our st «k of Carpets, which, at this time, consists of the choteaat patterns and beat fabrics. A call bo (ore purchasing elsewhere will satisfy all. that good goods, ean be bought for cash, at very low prices at HORN A REED’S,

BreUf Ha vhb# fl july 13-dlm

No. 10 Wett Washington Sheet.

BANK NOTE TABLE, CORRECTED DAILY BY DCNLEVY, HAIRS 4 CO., Rankers, Dealers in Exchange Coin anA Unciirrcnt Bank Notes.

PAR FUNDS.

State Bank of Indians, (Specie paying Free Banks of Bank of the State of Indiana,( Ohio, State Bank of Oliio, (Specie paying Free Banks of State Banks of Missouri, Virginia, Solvent Banks of Ky., [Old Banks of Virginia, Louisiana Banks, 'Maryland Banks iu good Specie paying Free Banks of! credit,

dial

Indiana.

; All so! vent Eastern Banks

TEXNRSSet. >01d Ranks,

UNCURRENT FUND?

ILLINOIS. Dis.

All except tin- list b-.-low: 1

WISCONSIN.

All Free Banks, 1

Micmaax.

Banks in good credit I

CANADA.

Solvent Banks,

ALABAMA.

Mobile Banks, All others. a ;

1

IMS.

1* [Stock Banks, 3 [Banks not secured, 5 to IU I aocTii Carolina. [Solvent Bankst, 2 to 5

qkoruia.

Old Banka, 2 I independent, 5 to 10

psg^Ussi Tha astouiahlDg power of Dr. Easterly’* lodiiie and Sar-

reparilla la driving oat and ra Ucally removing all at—

and impare fluid* from tbe body, la no doubt owing ta tha ■ratchlrea anttve properttaa contained in the iagradlaate

aad the eciantiflc manner of Us | leparation.

No preparation claim* to combtoe *och medicinal propegttes ae are employed in this, and no other bat ever effected

Yallaw Pevar BapartaA

Phi l adzlphia

report the mate of ing died in Swaaeoii street in this city, from Tellow Fever. Toe vessel has been sent baejt to Quarantine. Fatal coflea have a>?o occurred at Brooklyn and Williamsburg.

Nrw Orleans, July 28.—The steamship Empire City from Havana, arrived at quarantine yesterday. Her mails were brought up by a tow-boat to-

day.

Health of New Orleans. New Orleans, July 27.—The total deaths lost week amounted to one hilndred and seventeen, half of which were children. There is no fever. Naval. New York, July 28.—Tbe frigate Wabash sailed from here to-day, destination unknown.

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Health and strength must inevitably follow its Use! BOERHAVE'd HOI/LAND BITTERS

rUK CKLEBIUTED HOLLAND REMEDY FOP. I)ISE\SF. OF THE KIDSKYS. LIVER COMPLAIMT. tVKAKNriSS OK ANY KEYI) F£VER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disnritered STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Iudlgestlon, Aridity of the Stomach, Cholicky Pain,

proved

in others effected a derided cure.

DISCREITRD ILLINOIS BANKS.

Stock Security

Bank, 30 Dls.

(People’s BaDk,C»nni, 15 Dis IRushville Bank, 15“

EXCHANGE. Buying. Selling. On New York X pr.On New York 1 pr Philadelphia X l ,r - Philadelphia 1 pr Baltimore X pr. Baltimore I l»r Cin’tl par CinHi )* pr

is®

Benetfa Embrocation» Th« Great Uafanrat, H Cores Pmitu and 8prxxm*. =

HennetUa^Embrocation t Tfa* Great Ununrat, =

Benaetra Emhroeattaa i Tha Great I tiliareh Cure* Bum$ and BocUdr.

Beaaett’a Erehroeatlon s Tha Great UnixaaaA Cana ToothaeAt aad Sore Throat.

Beaaett’a ErehrecaCleat Tha Great Idnimant, Cnraa Mtumatirm and Bturalgiu.

BennetUa Embrocatloai^Tha Great UiumaBt, =

leaaetfe Brehr sea flea* Cana Chapped Hands, aad

•moot*, and aqrt; and ta thaae aaaeyad la this way, it U tapaeially raeommaaded.

* Tha Gnat Liaimaat, ' aiakaa tham tshits.

Tha Great Liaimaat, ;

to the bate Liai-{

Beaaett’a Eanbrocatteat Tha Great Baing vary strong aad iim Ora Huy, fat the meat that earn be aetd lor the Herat/ and

of teetimaay rea be ehewa ef Ite eantive efleete npoe this aeMe aalmaL

i

■wisgttsafissiwsaw:, lie, a* a rsntsrsr, aad toiist artida; aad to *l*aa, lafor. To thoae who are bald, ar Ukaly ta become to. It 1a lavahtaMei aad to Ladim, ae a hairdrtstsr, it is aepedally i

Ph a liXACXuncAL Caxaisv, Wlbatoytaa. r

•o many astonlihlng csree. The most emineut phyOctaos in St. Loato, aad also thoae of nearly every dty and tewa In tbe Western and Southern States, recommend this preparation, becaaaa It b no secret remedy, and they know the

ingredients are the beet that can ha used.

Ite. Easterly’i Iodine and Sarsaparilla searches out the very roots of the disease, destroys the germ by purifying the blood, changing morbid Secretions, and driving out alt impure and diseased fluids of the body—thus rmuovinf the Cause and rendering the Cure certain and permanent. Na person afflicted with any of the disease* for which it to recommended should toll to give U a trial. It to the only lure and safe remedy for thoroughly eradicating MERCURY from the system and tor tbe cure of SECONDARY SYPHILIS and VENEREAL DISEASES. No matter how bad now be the disease It will ANNIHILATE and EXPEL THE VIRUS and restore the tyxtem i oa perfect state ef health aad

purity.

IT f* CAUTION.—Purchaser* should be particular ta ask for DR. EASTERLY’S IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA, and take nothing else. No other preparation combines the IODIDE OF POTASH, SARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK AND STILLINGIA and no other pomeases the curative powers of this, as thousands will testify tw have

used It.

d lEu Price ’ 0De doU * r P® ot rix bottles tor five ILr” A liberal deduction made to dealers who buy te sell

again.

II r* Prepared y Dr. Easterly -comer of third and Cheat-

nut streets, St. Louis, Mo.

For sale by TOMLINSON 4 COX, Druggists, Indianapolis, and by Druggists and dealers in Medicine generally throughout the Uuitod States. Jan29-d4wlv.

AgenW in Indianapolis:—J. Rosenthal, R. Browning, W. W. Roberts, Tomlinson 4 Cox, Wm. Moffit, H. Rosengarten, Wm. Tilley. 3.3. Pope 4 Co., Dngget 4 Co., and all Drareut* throughout the country. june23-d4wly.

At Cost for Thirty Days. A. B. WILliARD & CO., ETfcEglROUS OF CLOSING OUT THEIR STOCK OF 1 y gammer Dry Goods, will enamenee selling on Monday the 20th inst. st coat, without reserve, the followiag articles: Lace and Silk Mantles; Fine Benges and Berage Robes; Grenadine, do Organdie MusHns, de Fine BOk ami WealChatUes, -x: Together w«E an rtogawT amortm **g at Bfterffiere Mika, Silk Kwtoere. We hope all who wtah te obtain bargains, wm embrace the opportunity to eaee, A. E. WILLARD 4 CO , pOtytT. No. 40 Wmt Waahington St. Cbtcaffi* (• AauaenTftile, XasHomm, Prairie DnCtolem and St. Paul. atm caRono er. rare, fore tow a« Led rail obab.

DTo-w Qx^OTYlng I ! LAMPS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT, d~10N919Tl!VCl OF ^ y . £tand Solar Fluid Lamp—8*1 fly Patent, Hanging, do do do <io do ! Side, do do do do do

Btand Solar Oil, . Hanging, do do 81 de, do do

Girandoles, sets 3 piece*, 6 burners. Hall lanterns, stained and engraved. Cut, T.O., Harpe Globes, assorted sites. Lamp Chimney*, ** •*

Fluid Solsr Wick, “

OB, “ “ “ •* braided ‘‘ “ “ . - ‘ JACOB LINDLRY,

No. 16 West Washington Stireet-

—

DOL,Tft!.D * (Iff BOLTED CDBY NIEAL,,

IB for family use, on hand at all times.

Also, enuhed Corn, Corn and Oats, and other feed, al-

BENT— A GOOD WAKO FOBTE at No.4 Bates House, . .

WILLARD 4 STOWELL.

Tan! and all points ow the Ui toe Inset on the river, and ran

_jn sam ■— a “—‘

AHEAD sftoa

a * reiuA

tfl ■ | a.- . • - . f y _ - ite CMmm ****** ******

BOUE8

july2-dtf

S C ^ , *2S.

Neuralgic Affections, highly beneficial, and

This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared dn strictly scientific principles, after the manner of tbe celebrated Holland Prof. Boerhave. Because of ite great success in most of tbe European States, its introduction into the U. States was intended more especially for those of our fatherland scattered here and there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting with great success among them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing that iu truly wonderful medical virtues must be acknowledged. ft U particularly recommended to those persons whose constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to the seatj life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising the drooping spirits, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor In the

system.

NOTICE. Whoever expects to find s universal panacea in this beverage will le disappointed; hut to tho sick, weak and low spirited, it will proves grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CAUTION. The great popularity of this delightful aroma has Induced many imitations, which the public should guard against purchariur. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have given Boechave's Holland Bitten, a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these imitations. Sold at per bottle, or *iB bottles for 95.00, Ay the SOLE PROPRIETORS, Benjamin Page, Jr., & Co., MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEM-

ISTS.

Pittsburgh* Pa GENERAL AGENT*. New York—Barnes 4 Park. 3U4 Broadway, comer of Duane street. Philadelphia—S. W Dyott 4 Sons, 132 North street. Baltimore—Cuspare Brother, Say street Cincinnati—John D. Park. Chicago—Barclay 4 Brothers, 213 S. Water street St. Louis—Barnard Adams 4 Co. New Orleans—T. Wright 4 Co. K. BROWNING, Sole Agent nov25-il4wly. Indianapolis, l*»dDR. PINCKARD’S BXoAOXs: ftxaXaSNo Quackery, but Science. rnil ESE Compound Pills have been prepared from Pure 1 Medicine*, expressly for the cure of Dyspepsia and Female Disease*,* and the host ef sympathetic affections caused hy those diseases ; as torpor of the liver, costive bowels, sick headache, palpitation of the heart, hysteria and hypochondria, and neuralgia, 4c., 4c., which are relieved at soon as the primary disease la cured. The Pills have been used In private practice for many years in the South ami West with almost universal success. We do not hesitate to consider, and so do those who have used them perseveringly according to the directions, aa a S|>eciflc, certain cure in all the curable diseases for which they are recommended. We offer them to the afflicted at the earnest request of those that have used them and have been relived after years of suffering The pills, one ortwo every night, do not sicken or Interfere with any employment. For sale at sll the principal apothecaries in Indianapolis Price per box, 50 cents. Any one desiring information respecting the Pills are refer red to the followinggeiitleroen, well known in Indianapolis, who have used them, as also the females of their families,

vl/.:

L. M. YANCE, WM. H. NOBLE. E J. BALDWIN, COL. WM. toeCARTY, HON. B. F MORRIS, HON. WM. SHEETS, HARVEY BATES, And many others. N. B. Ministers of the gospel and editors will be furnished with one box gratuitously. TTT T. B. Pinckard, M. D„ can be consulted by tetter in ail chronic diseases, by addressing a letter to hint, Letongton, Ky., enclosing • fee of one to five dollars. nmylT-ffly. A Rare Chance to Builders. T^OSTEK^S Patent Artificial Grrerelte. JP The subscriber having devoted the part two yesra in perfecting machinery and experimenting with a her of methods, for mixing and preparing the material for the manufacturing of the above article, in order to lay u before the public as a bulMing material, superior and much cheaper than any other now in use and haring succeenou to Ui* entire satisfaction, would now call Imiidera and all others who are interetted In building* and building materials, to examine his blocks of ARTIFICIAL STOMEs and the machinery formanutactaringthe same. he seen at the American House, a few steps from toe Union D—nt at Indianapolis, Ind , wbme the suheoriber is now .SlKpS*! to Co»«y RbfM. for Indtmm, mid machinery tor manutoetaring the blocks, which are comnosed of sand and lime, (10 of the former to 1 of the P«* into Nock* 1" inch*, in length. 5 in width and 4 in thickness, under a prensure of one bandied tons, whirfa can he hM into wsH* from 4 to 10 days after they are unTfl Builders will do well to examine this thing at once, as Users is at least 150 per sent, nett to be made on the manufacturing; and the block will then be as cheap for baUdings as common day brick. Building* tmUt of these blocks look as well as if the blocks were cot from fine Oone Application in person, or by mail, for County Rights ami Presses, will be promptly attended to. JOHN PARHHLET, Agent, “ American House,” jy£8 d3m ImManspolk, Ind.

FOUND AT EAST, THE GREAT REMEDY FOR Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam, For the cure of Coughs. C ids, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all Diseases of tbe Throat, Chest 4 Lungs. FflUE time has come when Consumption may he classed I among the CURABLE DISEASES. We are living in an age of Improvement and Medical Scieuce U making rapid advancement. Important discoveries are being made in the medic-'' agents employed, as well as the art of preparing and combining litem. The most im: portant discovery made in the nineteenth century, is that celebrated remedy for the Lungs, called Dr. Cartxx’s Cocoh Balsam. This medicine combines remarkable Tonic, Ex|>ectorant soothing and healing projierties. The TONIC poperties strengthen the Lungs, whde Ge EXPECTORANT properties produce free and easy e i octoration, and its soothing and healing properties speedily allay tbe Cough and all infiamation, and effects a PERFECT CURE by soothing and strengthening tint irritant org tna. Too much care and attention cannot be given to DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. Otw varying climate and the cold, Weak winds of the North and West produce Colds and Coughs which demand of the wise and prudent, tbe earliest attention. Have you got a Cold or Cough? Do not neglect it for a single day. Procure at once that cel el rated remedy, Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam, which has cured thi usauds upon thousands of Colds, U - - - - - - lad tailed, and tbe pat friends and physicians to die. No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or any disease o f tbe Th,oat, Chest, or Lungs, will be just to themselves if they go down to the grave without testing the virtue of Dr. Carter’s Cough Balaam. ICPPRic.—Trial bottle,?'> cents; largeliotties, 91 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. A liberal deduction made to Dealers who buy to sell again. Prepared hy Dr. Easterly, comer of third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor. Orders promptly

filled.

Por sale by TOMLINSON 4 COX, Druggists, Indianapolis, and by Druggist* and Deabirs of Medicines generally throughout the United States. jan29-d4w3m.

t, wmen nas cured thrusauds upon thousands of Coughs, Asthma, and usumptlou, after every other means had tailed, and the patient had been given up by

DK. EASTERLY’S FEVER AND AGUE KILLER. THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY FOR Ague and Fever, Chill* and Fever, Dumb Ague. Intermittent and Remittent Fever, and every fonu of Fever incident to Bii-

lious Climates.

flYHE most perfect and infallible remedy yet discovered l fur the Bpeedy and Permanent cure of Ague and Fever is Da. Easterly's FEVER AND AGUE KILLER. This popular remedy has now lieen before the public four years, and during that time it has cured more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES, which has fully established its pre-eminent merit in oil parts of the West, aa the best uud only reliable remedy for this dread disease. This medicine Is a compound of the most potent vegetable extract* known, and is the most speedy and effectual cure live for Fever and Ague known to the civilized world. Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague Killer will cure tna worst cases, no matter how long s'nr ding or how hod. in no case has it failed to cure, a* tar as heard from, in a few hours after taken, and no person was ever known to have a second Chill and Fever after using it, when used according to directions. It is perfect v harmless to tbe most delicate constitutions, and con bet i ly given to the most tender infant. Reader, have you the Ague and Fe\ w ? If so. delay not —delay not the use of this medicine; dtlays are dangerous, besides ruinous to the constitution. Use Dr. Kav eriy’s Fever and Ague Killer, and It will cure you. Pamphlets contalniuv certificates showing tbe uneuatlefl merits of this medicine, can he obtained of Agent*

gratis.

~[y Price 91 per bottle, or six bottles for 95fr* A liberal deduction made to Druggists and Merchant*

who buy to sell again.

Prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut

sta., 8t. Louis, Mo.

For sole by TOMLINBGN 4 COX, Druggists, Indiana polls, and by Druggists snd Dealers in Medicine generally throughout the United States. Jan29-d4w3m.

OTix-es 'Srou.arjsolfDR. BIKER’S SPECIFIC. Bata and Certain Cure for Gonorrhea, Gleet. Btricturea Seminal Weakness, and all diseases ofti, Genital

popular and specific remedy is now offered to the and warranted to cure all cases of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Beminsl Weskness, and all diseases of tbe Genital Organs, In a few days. This infallible remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from tne hands of MKRCILKBS QUACKS, If not from a PREMATURK GRAYB. In ere* of infection, DR. BAKER’8 SPECIFIC is the only safe and sure remedy. It Is very agreeable to tbe taste, creates do perceptible odor, and may >« used by persons of either •ex with ENTIRE SECKKSY, without regard to diet, hindrance from business ot medical adviser, as plain directions for am accompanying the medicine. Reader, have you a private disease! Do not neglect it. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS ! With Dr. Baker's Specific you can cure yourself aad thus prevent all exposure. This medldne will speedily and effectually cure the most VIRULENT CASES of secret diseases, and eradicates every particle of infectious rattier from tbe system, and restore the patient to a perfect SUU of HEALTH AND PUnJ fY.

I rr Price $1-50 per bottle.

• Prepared and sold by Dr. Easterly, corner o Third and

Chsemwt Streets, St. Louis, Mo.

For sale by TOM LINSON 4 COX. Druggists, Indiana-

polis, and by Proggat and hroughout the United State*.

Dealers

dedkine generally jau29-dAw3m.

' fctSSS' foot mffilffj MJfiFf—. On s FPIX GRAND FlASO G-*- p - tora, -^r:AfeSTow® A ’s. , wo - gg ” e -

jay rsedved at X.JC.DCn’S-

FHES9 AWBKVA1* OF TX £? G XA m '\X7‘ A

r Mlolp Westmorelamffi aad. Jamas

Bay*

have jnst received, direct from the nwufrtrtorire

d, a targe and varied assortment of comprising every variety of stale In Tea

and Dinner Bette ; a targe quantity of assorted GLASSWARE, which we will aril at Cincinnati prices without fail. Keep constantly on hand » K '

HaSH IIORN a BUCHANAN,

lyl Bast Wasfcinctmrri.' oam Little’s Hotal.

WTKrBhavsjwt <^KE N^S w5uSe? «

WARE.

S. A. AIAJEN*S WORGITS HAIR

mi jolyfidtf

a grjbgk #f ru.vrr Aif» \ f T« mm Fir’"*- ef Tarisuskh^M, stare and 6j^uarorota*d.C«aendffiM >> V M ^ fcC0Tro|

SAVINGS BANK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. 1 Odd Fe’lows’ Hall, corner of Pennsylvania

ThAYS intereri on depeelta (ratee for 4 to • per cent, m

eoileetloM oa all prints, without obarge further than current rate* of t*change. Deals generally fas Land wamira, sad pays prompt attentioo to all busioeos pertaining to tbe banking httrinees. A lTYoRHEEB, Prra’t, Jos. E. Roxiwsos, Chsirmsn. Window, Lanier A Co., New York; Robert B. Howland, New Tort: Wtttbew Howland, New Bedford, 1 N. O.Bnribnnn 4Co., CtasefanaM; 8. iu Fletcher, Indianapolis.

T. R- Fletcher,

Daniel Wtlta. Jr., KDwankee, WM.; John B. Elfis 4 Bone, raudstohta; R.leMnera.Bochmtar, NewYerfc.

NEW SHAVING SALOON. I TAG HOCSB, IU

i wtB beiwfrrmsl In wm be fSuraBy triad, fssrixa ••