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VOLUME VII.

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INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 31, 1858.

NUMBER 207.

DAILY sentinel.

PH.V1ILD A M» P IH.IAMlt.il "I TlfK

Nil NICK (OMPANV,

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IN. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

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BANKS.

. l.'Nf 1/K V V* IIA IKK Ac CO., banker,.

‘ lite Kate, aa<) Palmer House,.

GAS FITTING.

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It'il illlTV, ProjirM-tor,.

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WEI KEY SEN I INEE, y , , r> ^ iro-telay M."TI.iny, .it llll,* !l«> 1 i 11 t ,Htl » •**> u J invanai.lj .n U\'l'K*»0*- % l»% IlH'i'l^l IN THE .r.i.Nl -lire. -KNTINKI. AMI INl»fANAPOLId ■ r.N Al.. AOOPTKii MAKCII I, IHii.

oppo may 4.

I f AHI(IMO\>S RAN K. —No. 19 Kaat Waaliiog § 1 ton Street. •npncHe Wie Hetitinel OOioe. uia* 4. I > |)IA!N APOI.IN KICANIC'II (**ew) RANK I of the Mute. Comer Waslnrnrton anil Illinota Street,, ‘ optexite Hate* atul Palmer House. maytSi

LIVERY STABLES.

I AWKKWCE A AI.CKAI, Livery and Sale I A SUMe*. In the rear ofthe Palmer House. juneS dly f BICINKTIA* A HI CKMOT, Livery Board I f ifi|f and Sale Slahlet, OenU and l.a<l:«s' Saildle and Carriage Horse, to let, Delaware st, y t square South of ' VVaaliinyton. janel. !

\mf UlI.KISONiAM

\ V . the and Meridian

m f AIIOM V A i;OKH ANf. Gu Fitten. No. » . TM West Wasltintrtoti Street, under Tempvaace Hall, 1 IinlianapolU, Ind. Will fit up Stares and Dwellings on reasonable terns. All orders attended to promptly.

feUO dly j

IRON DEALERS.

A V Imam a «a n va.a.s aria. ■ , n noieaaie aii' if I Retail dealers in Iron, No. 34 East Washington 9t. may22.

ATTORNEYS.

rtAKHOI It A HOW LAN D, Attorneys at la*. No. 19 East Washington St., second floor.

SeptlU

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BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE BRITISH REVIEWS,

ASD TH«

FARMERS’ GUIDEGREAT RKDl'CTION IN THE PRICE OE TUB LATTER PUBLICATION. • T SCOTT A CO., New York, ooeUbm to pnfalisk the JLi. following leading British PihnBasis, vkt.: 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY iConservative.' 3. THE EDINBURGH REVIKW (WUg.l 3. THE NORTH BRITISH RE VIEW (Tree ChureB 4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (UmrI.) 5. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory These Periodicals ahly represent Hw three great poUtioa.

.. Livery and Sale stables, on ttn» Alley, south of Washington, between Illinoi,

may 1.

FOUNDRIES, &<■. I OA VIN A CO, Union Foumlry, Delawar* 8t. E • opj'osite Union Dejeit.

( 1HAKE.KN COIION, Justice of the Pe^,

\_y Ofl.ee opposite the Court House, on Washington St., of the most profound writers on Science, Literature, Moralin Union Block Building. junel*-dly_ ity. and Religion, they stand, aa they ever have Siood, unri-

lir.'W. Qt AKI.KN, Attorney

\ \ Washington Street.

MISCELLANEOUS.

AYER'S ‘ • American Expire— Company, CHERRY PECTORAL UNITED STATES EXP RES SCO

at Law, 35 Eaa

may 39

vailed in the world of letters, being eonmdered indispensable ,

MILLINERS & MANTUAMAKERS.

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A: Vl^fXOW

dry nnd Machine Works, East e

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AO A.VIE COBH, Millinery and Dress-making Xfi estahlishment, Waahington street, between Illinois I'l.d M.-ridian streets. South side, over Vinnedge's Shoe Store. mch27.

PHYSICIANS.

.’ j.-, :.',i it.dT 3.<5 m.iki 3 .i i t.uo 4 :.o :,.uii

I». K. F. NT K D VI AN, Physician

■ Koliei

Jj ) Orhce on Market Street, near Hie patronage of the public.

in and Burgeon, Chapel, solicits

janlO-dly

IfN. PATTI-.IISO.N’S, Dealers in Millinery as the original editions.

TEEMS PER ANNUM.

, ■ and Fancy Goods, Dresses, Cloaks, Mautilias, Ac., eridian street two doors South of the Post Office.

1 3.IJ 3.75 4.37 5.0(1 5.h'J •i.sltl i..<5 3.1*1 3.7 5 4.50 5.3V h.oo 0.75 7.50

■ I.ANliUOKTII V, NI. U., Professor in the • | Kye and I.uug Infirmary. No. 13>, South Illinois St., 11idiaoap'jlm, Ind. july4

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5. J7 o. 1: 7..M 7.e7 H.T.V

K. S. I.F.F,,—Otlice in Atheueuin Building. apl2H *

■IIP 0.00 10.(Ml

D" l^ 1 I f services to the citizens of Indianapolis—Otlice, Sentinel buildings, third fleor. . .* jun"2

.t.'iii * *. j5 7 ..‘,0

lo.nO I I.'.’> 1'.’.50 —

I II 1 ,I| 1,00 7 el (to 10.50 I.* («l 13.5(1 l.v.oil I nil - no - 0*1 10 'HI I .'.00 11.00 lb (HI |e.MI '.ei.llO 1 (Ml 7 50 to Si I .' 35 15.1HI |7 .50 '.'0. H| .yi tfS.SUI , (Ml , n .0 I 5 •.•(l.oii '.';!..’.', .'(,..',11 "1.75 33.ISI

1 a HAFON, » 9 » o|»|nj«it4e the Leader in t loUiln^.

CLOTHING. .1 K., No. 5!t, West Washington st.. Bates House, Wholesale and Ketail

aprM.

junel. . _ BELL HANGERS k PAINTERS. ■ yATloKMI.N, Bell Hanger, House and Sign PaintM’, _£ (Hazier and Dealer in mixed Paints, Brushes, Ac. Meridian street., two doers South of the Post Office,

junel.

4 FISHEK, House and Sign Painter, Granier ane xV. Bap^r Hanger, South East Diagonal, opposite Old Branch Bank. june4 BOILER MAKERS.

to the scholar and the professional man, while to the intelli- have used yur Pectoral myself and in my family ever gent reader of every class they furnish a more correct and , ^noe you invented it, and believe it to he the best me li satisfactory record of the current tit pruturr ofthe day through- I ant for Its purpose ever put out. With a bad cold 1 out the world, than can be possibly ofauined from any other I s i loa ) ( | noma pay twenty-five doUars for a bottle than do

LARIY COPISS. J rthoM it, or uke w wm—1,.”

The receipt of advance sheets from the British publishers give# additional value to these reprints. Inasmuch as they can now be placed in the hands at Subscribed about assoon

DAlLl r SENT 1NEL.

inmanapoaik.

I4>4me»d«F NlmrmtBK, Ntarrh SIvlHAh. INDftANAPOI-IN U.' U. TIM*. TAHJLt . TVyssme Arrtec and Dtyart Avwi In ion 1 listen yev

Ot.aion us foiUrut : t-srstlTTS taiLiuso.

Trains Lenvr. Trams ArjAe. 7K» A. M 7:«s, a. M. 1336 P. M j, All) P M *39 P. M 6:10 P.M

Tanas aa: ra aaiuioAD.

Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 7:35 A. X 13:.\5 A. M. '336 P.M.. 6:#' A. M. II^UP. M A. M

family for the last ten years has shown It Money, Packages, Valuable* and Fieight carried with to possess superior virtues fbr the treat- satay anddi^atch and in charge of sp-cial and efficient T _ in , . R * D L, "** T mentef these complahiU. meeeengen. ,^1,, , v. Trains Amve. KEEN KNIGUT,M. D. Not*#,Bills and Drafts willbromptly collectod aad sp<‘eJj - —v a. M.

turns made. [aug3l-dlyj D. RYAN. Agent. A. B. MORTLEY, E*q-, of Utica, N. Y., writes:

VOX THE RAPID CURB Of

CmlAa, CmxxksauBA Hmarar*

news. ! Bmutrutui. Maas., 20ih Dec.'45

Dr- J. C. Atsx: I do not hesitate to say the best remedy I have ever found for coughs, hoarseness, influenza, and the concomitant symptoms of a cold, is your'

Cherry Pectoral.

Its constant use in my practice and my t family for the last ten years has shown It

OXoe ea the earner of Washington and

Pennsylvania Streets.

INDIANAPOLIS,

Three Dully Expresses to New York; Two Daily R ay remit to Cincinnati, and

Two Daily I xjseasm to Chicago and St. Louis. The above companies aie the only privileged Expresses

on the following roads, vis:

INDIANA CENTRAL;

LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO; INDINAPOLIS A P KU;

TERRE HAUTih 4 R1CHX0ND; BELLE?',., i A1NK A INDIANAPOLIS.

$3 IK) . 500 . 700 800 , 3 00 . UIS> 10 w>

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

| Vl .VIONT Ac CO., Mannfucturen of Steam Boi- £ W lers, chimneys, gas-holders, lard tanks, britching and every description of boiler and sheet ironwork, Pennsylvania street, north of Underhill’s foundry. my29. T. N1NKEU, Dealer in Steam Boilers, both new and old, at River prices, at his Iron shop, on

ji. j:, M.7.% m.i» 1

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• l . ^. .ini iG.Uit t > trii .'»n.» i

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J.Y.UO Jl.tHI I I.INI I Ml i;r*.l>G w .‘>. (M),! ».■>. 1 HI AhVKIM IHVi IN WKKKisV.

i.u irf, ohu iii4«-rtion

?Ki:it\A\ A 1*1 KKCF., Real Estate and

Brokers, il'.i;-. West Washington Street.

Pennsylvania street, south nf Washington.

my39

RESTAURANTS.

r.n. v. Broker, 10,'

W 11.17 V, ilea

East Wash!:

Kuril Kslau* Audit and $t<K*k i

ngtem Stru t may 14.

DA Ilf opposite Union Depot, Indianapolis,

* f.-iir ** • r|, dnl.ii'Lpifnt '11irii'i’ti'*ii, ,, i f,|i }i .tdililtniiiil H'lii u*

S« T5 10 ‘J 00

iri'l f<*r fro h iiisiT*

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Ind. John Bussey, Proprietorr imported and do-

wnor.KSALEBO'.TANbsildKnCALE^j^K^aSS'^iS^iLS' * J3 4'. *1A YIIKW Ai CO., Wholesale Dealers in ,e,,t29 - - -

S'j, Boot',Shoes and Rubbers, No. 4 Roberts’ Block "|.|« sitv the 1'ni'ni Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. sept l. 11 A.71 Iv Ml 111. 17, Manufacturer and dealer in

}411 k i ml

Hlreet.

For any one of the four Reviews..«. For any two of the four Reviews For any three of the four Reviews.... For all four of the Reviews For Blackwood’s Magazine For Blackwood and three Reviews... For Blackwood and die four Reviews current In the State where issued wiR be received at p*s CLUBBING. A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more copies of any one or more ef the alx>ve worlss. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will he sent to one address for $9; four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for B30; and so on. POSTAGfi. In all the principal Cities aad Tmrns these works will be delivered mi* of postage. Wheil sent by mall, the Postage to any part of die' United State^ will be but TWENTY-FOUR CENTS a year for “Blackwood,” and but FOURTEEN CENTS

Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenoa. Sruixansi-D, Miss., Feb. 7, 1P5G.

Brother Ayer: I will cheerfully certify your Pectoial is

the beat remedy forthecureof Whooping Cough, Croup ifauaen and Lota, Farms and Farming and the chest diseases ef children. We of your fraternity Lands in all Western Elates, 1 ,m n d

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

McKeriuii & Pierce,

WILL BUY AND SELL

(ON COMMISSION.)

/ Trains Leave.

1:*) A. M..

medicine to our people.

HIRAM CON LIN. M. D.

AMOS LEE, Monterey, la., writes, 3d Jan., 1856: “I had a tedious influenza, which confined me in doors six

weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally tried AND WILL ATTEND TO COMMISSION BUSINESS

Elates, l,Mi

rviarrimuia, a,<au as watered lit at Western States, with Cash or Land Warrants, Taxes

Paid and Titles

Examined.

your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman. The fiiet dose relieved the soieneee in my throat and lungs; less than one-half the bottle made me completely well. Your medicines are the cheapest as well as the best ws can buy, and we esteem you Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor

man’s friend.’’

Asthma, PhthiMc, and Bronchitis. Wrrr Manchesthl, Pa-. Feb. 4.1856. Sir: Your Cherry Pectoral is performing marvellous cures In this section. It has relieved several from alarming symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man who has labored under an affection of the lungs for the last 40 years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant A. A. RAMSEY, M. D., Albion, Monroe County, Iowa, writes Sept. 6, 1855: “During my practice of many years I have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral fot giving ease and relief to consumptive patieuts, or curing

such aeare curable.”

We might add volume* of evidence, but the most con

. V all kinds of Boots and Shoes, No. 32 East Washington

WHOLESALE AND

aprJT

RETAIL TlROCKKS.

ii lotii On* h lily hid! WVrkly fall 1 uly rat* s wllli one-half

• rlix**iiM’filJ3 |>11*-i*1 i, w ill )<♦• < h n ■ *1 the '•kl> IMG-x h*M* i•

i , • 4 . 4, pa lirihi 1 in th»* lvliUri.il mlin’inn, <>f ' <.r Hfoler. w ill I*- <•!) »i ■'•■•l f r • aeh iiiHertion, one

r tin lin***4. t*-n ' ••Jit.4 j*»*r liti**.

. ni(**’D r,t a 1 i tii ! j*! i< < <! nn<l* i the ti**;**! of 5|*f

'1 f tl*'*l4

ll ten 1 if unilc

io r, will he eliar/Cil 'h»uli|f* thf*

• t loil alil'fUnt, Ut.v eehtH lor eiicll ItlStT-

V \-.. h 4»»iu* ntH m iKinw'l ; *4i tlmn three hue* um tIM onre , \\ i,til> w.U U- * har^e 1 IHly <virlil. ,. (- »•* |*ay 'jinirlrrly. , ,,,, in !at “* f*»r oihre >f »*v»*ry fleHfrijftion t«» ,, . i ,• i rite 'it >1 a • for eaeh in tin* Daily, . .mi t . 11 .,; and \V* •*kly, the tuune to lx.*, in all i j .r. l in a*lvan* e. i , fi. r. - in* iM jmi hvl’. fl itthe *<|»en*e «»f the Kl- , , ,..r|.in . .ii. I it.**t od i viiM - for the h eal |»r'H , eedin^i l! ||. . Ia» If it OUI O-'U tl time. l’l|Gh>hiTM ll«t a« eoUllti,. f , if,,. i..urieYof I** :al ad vertiAt'inetiU t*eyoml thw • tint ehurtred f.ir ihetr } *r h* itioii. INDIAN \ SI’A I K .'KNTINKL UOMPANY. J. M. Tl IsPOlU), I'll KmIDYN i 1 fi til a N % tail .lm hnaI. * mXPANY.

Ill-vni, NOTICES.

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in X>orvtii=»t T

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s v d It K •in*- door K M of tlie Ihilim-r t \ ^ 11*a\4f . vii• HtairM. All ••|M’iat ‘IH v ar*/>'•*rali'.f l t*» hat rila* lion'.i-no rhii *3 i t ie. .' J J ^7^

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1C INK, .71. !»., 1*1..N * »vr, Late of \ \ would respectfully announce to the

■ oity, that h • h:i5 J'enna-

g T 8 1C fl< V> D A Wholesale Urocefri and Liquor Dealers, Jd. Ac I. ii. li. Depot, 1 n*limapoliri, Ind. jurich 4 b OS> A II\I(I*F.1C, Wholesale (Irocers and 8 \j Commission mcrcliants, corner Meridian and Louisiana streets, opposite Union Depot. my:!!). £ * F, Tl TTI.I-7, Wholesale and Retail Grocer Si. Dealer in all kinds of produce and provisions, No. 13 and -Jr 1 West Washington Street. may-7 v» r I. \V OOl.I.f iN, Wholesale and Ketail dealer Vw « **> all kimls of Family Groceries and Provisions, No. J7 (Vest Washiugtnn street. apriJ7. g 1 A. ELLIOTT, Wholesale dealer m all kinds of V./. Groceries. Foreign and Domestic Liquors sold at •'iiieinimti prices. Corner of Maryland and Meridian street. apri!7. i ■ ATEN ,v .TIcLHTItE, Wholesale Grocers and I r Fish Dealers, No 6 Bates House may'36 / 1 EO T. imo WNINE Wholesale Grocer and q M Agent for Fairbanks Scales, Steam's & Marvin’s Safes Dayton, Ale 4c. 74 and 7ti west Washington st mayifi BOOKS AND STATIONERY _ I'E W AftiT JL 1X0 WEN, wholesale and retail 5'T dealers in Books and Stationery and Printers Materials, V IS W est Washington street apriJT. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. I J » N N A .71 A N A. 1>( '7I7 A N , Druggists and dval- * g ers in Peri'uii’.' ry Paints, Oils-Gliiss, Brushes, Varncihi's uni Faticy Goods, No 4n E*ist Washington street, junel

J I AN'K. UcNKsHT, Magnolia, Illinois Street,

4 £. South of the Palmer House.

mayi).

HOTEL CAROS.

a year for each of the Reviews. „ above^naimaTis^alajut^'ll'^'-T an^'* ^ ve Periodicals I proof of the virtue* of this remedy is found in its

THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE

WRIGHT HOUSE, BAA7 WASITiyGToy STREET, SOUTH-SIDE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., LOU. EPPINGER, Maaagcr. Board, $1 00 per day. march4 _ dtf FARMERS' HOTEE, Ohk SquarcNorth of I nion Depot, CORNER GEORGIA and ILLINOIS Sts., Indianapolis, Ind.

By liuiRY Stephens, F. R. S., of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. 3 vols. Royal Octavo. l,600page*, and numerous Wood and Steel

Engra ving* #

This is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, and In Older Ukgive it a wider circulation the publishers have resolved to fiduce the price to FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE Y0LUMB8H When sent by mail (post-paid) ur California and Oregon the price will be #7. To every other, part of the Union, and to Canada (po8t-T)aid) $6. This work it not the old “Book of the Farm.'' 1 Remittances for any of the above publications should always be addressed, post-paid, to the publishers, LEON ARD SCOTT k. CO., decl7-’57-ly No. 54 Gold street, New York.

flllHS HOUSE has just been entirely re-furnished 1 and will be kept inferior to no Hotel in the West.— Guests will find an excellent table, clean beds and comfortable rooms CHARLES WITTENBERG, Proprietor. septl7-dly.

PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CARRIAMKS TO AND FROM Til* DEPOT, FRU OF CHARSE. J. I*. <’Alt.711E1IAE7L, Proprietor, apriiS-dly

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if \ I •• .i.-«11;11i"11 sli t • !. »\ « r I I i, .My i'' 11**' **\jti i' i cc ii liis K |tuj . in I.* >«>t cit.v I'rjwtU

xwr^- ItOFFITT, Druggist and dealer in Per- * \ tuni' r.v. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. Ate. N'" Ni> East tV ashington street, opposite Litle’s Hotel.

ni.v'.’W.

„„ . , f ■ tk’I'UEUSMEAD & C4»X, Detilers in Drugs,

. , 'r ., r '.■lirwto'ri ' ail w.rk 31. .Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Perfumery, Fancy ' 1 " i k eiui he Goods, fcc., No. 18 East Wasliington Street, Indianapolis.

W'HIT Hit* *1 tioliT I - 111 \ i(

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ahoii im work run Ke ••Ivmi wlit’ii ru'nuiru’tl.

IMllFKSSlBNAL I’Alil'S. f 4H I KR l». II A III AW A V , J H. AUNKW II A Vftft \ \Y A \ \ AWSKWy A Itorneys and Counsellors at Law AT WINAMAO, IND.. WJ] iriimpUg ilUi ihl to iUl fnuiint«* intrustal to their mre juii«‘.')wly*

3 > ftlXttW > I > (. , Druggist and dealer in Paints, I V. G'ls. Varnishes, Dye-Sttuls, Glass, Glassware, Perturnery, *£.. ., So.'Si, West Washington st. aprij.

DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE i RETAIL. 11 4 7 A. Ii. LEIN TV, New 5 ork Store, Dry Goods, \\ , wholesale and retail. No. 3 Bates House. may5. If

BROADWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. CAPT. CHAM LEM II. CKO.TIWELL,

PROPRIETOR.

Breakfast at 5 A. M., for Passengers by the Meruing Trains. aprfl-dly. GIBSONHO US E~ Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio. A. WETHEMRF.E, Proprietor. marchl857. dly. ~SOU T HO ATE HOUSE.

(Late Furlow House,)

Corner of Sixth and Elm streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Ct»E. V. AV. KUNE, Proprietor.

ONE DOLLAR PER

|1HE EiMDEKSlGNEI* ly solicit orders for the purch Bonds, 4tc. Being unaffected by

>*1 nape thep

E8PECTFELand sale of Stocks, present financial em-

barrassments we are prepared to continue our cash advances as usual on approved marketable seceriti- s Orders fbr the purchase of stocks, accompanied by the cash will receive prompt attention. E. J. Hawley, late Asst. Treas. Penna. Coal Co. N. G. Bradford, Jr., of Stock Exchange. HAW LEY Jc BRADFORD, 50 Wallrtreet.

REFERENCES.

Moses Taylor, Esq., Prest. City Bank, New York, Wm. F. Havenmeyer, Prest Bank of North America,

New York.

Robert B. Minturn, Esq., New York. R L. & A. Stuart, New York. Rufus U. King, Esq., Albany, Prest.State Bank. New York, Nov. 4, 1857. 3taw-3m

d a y .

dly.

BOAR D,

marclil.’i.

BURNET HOUSE. Eorner of Vine and Third streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A. H. COLEMAN, Proprietor. marchlS. dly.

4*1.,7f W A HICOi’llEIC. Wholesale ard ' edbal tioim. No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.

'ail dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, b.,uLaces, Embroideries, Trimmings and Noapr‘i7. H A K D W A K E—W HOLES ALE & RETAIL.

... y. u iif\ry JOHN L. < AMI-bKEL. HENRY & CAMPBELL,

B A X K E US,

Kind, (ollcCi’u^ ami Ins. Agents., (J

sitM V CITY, IOWA.

KKFKKTO WM. Y WILEY, INDI.VNAP0LI9.INI) M iiisy luvesied at Western rates of interest. lejH'.M dly *

| toll BARGAINS in l>ry Goods, ,.> to

|! 11UNT,SMITH *. CO’S, sep'.i “Cheap Corner Store INiroxv <3ipo33LlJa.g? ! 2 LAMPS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT

A 1*. WOOD, dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Guns iV. and gun trimmings, and Mechanics tools of every de seripuou, at Kellogg's Old Stand. may-36 ! XIIAULEX COX, Dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, &.C., No. II West Washington st. apr37. i

FRANCIS PRKNATT. JOHN W. MULLEN. Fit AN CIS EKEN ATT A; CO,, WHOLESALE GROCERS. DEALERS IN Foreiitn and Domestic Wines, and Liquors, Ac., AND Agents for the sale of Old Rye, Bourbon, and Moj\ nongahela Wliiskies. Main Cross Street, Madison, I a-liana, two doors westo West Street. apr9-dly.

m3 C. Fktl.Nli,

Wooley's Block.

DENTISTS.

No, 5, second story of Fletcher’s 4

may32-dly. HOTELS.

/ H*>MNI'IN4i OF f / Stand Solar Fluid Lamp—Salfty Patent, Hanging, do do do do di* Sillo, do do do »Io do

Sum l Solar Oil, Hanging, do do Side, do d*

Girandoles, sets 3 pi*ee'<, ti buraers. Hall Lantern*, stained and engraved.

Cui, T. 0., Uarpe Globes, assorted sizes. ,

Lamp Chimney “ Fluid Solar Wic. “ Oil “ “ ” Braided, “ “ “

JACOB UINDLFY j

tuivJ-ltf No. 16 Wesi Washington Atro. V (houc farm for Sale, • « m rrrui.x 2 1-> .11 ilen fixo.yi the city of Indianapolis, HRi acres all under feue, eighty a-ic. In cultivation, on a main mad leading to the < ity— 1 I'Uil.tmg, good—House, Barn, Out-houses and an Orchard I of 17o Fruit Trees, Apple uid Peach, well watered. Tim-, te-r—111 ,ck Walnut. Sugar Tree. Poplar, Ac., and that now Maud mg, if cut, would pay for the land in went sold in the ‘ city lii'iuire of McKKKNAN if PIKKOK. jau.'o-wJiu In tint building east of Palmer House. Great Bargains at the Baltimprej FIX! IT ami CON I’ECTIO.XAIX V NTIFICl.

OK DARBY A WILKINS.

X XriiOLKNALF. DEALEIX* in Fruit aad

% \ CoufecUonary.

Ilavlnf-taken the new store. No. 30 Illinois Street, now 1 otter forsale a larger su-ck of FRUIT and CONFECTION ARY than was ever offered in On, city. Being connected i with two large importing houses rf Baltimore, we can ru l! at Baltimore price,, witli addition of freight. We | » Hid unite the attwuiiou of Merchants In general to call and see uz, a, we a ill sell you giK«ds at price, that cannot i fa I lo t» saii»fi*.-tory to you Amougtheiiumcrousanicie, wrhav* for Sale are ORANGES, LEMONS. R AISINS, FIGS. MTS,CURRANTS.SARDINES, FIKK WORKS and FRENCH CANDIES of all kiuds. A full assortnient ol STEAM RKKIXKD CANDY, azziduated FRUIT DROPS, JKLUKS, PRKSKRV F9 of all kinds, piokeled GKR-

3 J prietors, South-east corner Washington and New Jersey streets, Indianapolis. septatt. 1 N.VU.tlEli’S HOTEL, one square North of J’ Union Depot.Comer of Georgia and Illinois streets. Charles W iileulierg. Proprietor. F;u-o, one dollar per day. sepultl. ■ 3AL.7IEK IIOI N17, Indianapolis, Ind. Car- ( riages to and from the Depot, freeof charge, J._D. Canuichael, Proprietor. aprfli

BOOK BINDERS.

■ XOI Ail.AKS & FAI. 7IFIX, Book Binders and 1 9 Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 36 l . East Washington Street, over Mills’ tt Co’s. Grocery, may37^ ■ XELZELL Ac TVI,Ell, Book Binders Md M_9 Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 35>, East Washing-

DAGGrETT (S^CO., 1VEixn.ui.^^ot'Lxroirjei of American Confectioiiery, SUGAR TOYS, Ac. also, wholesale dealers in French and German Confectionary. Foreign Fruits, Nutts, Teas, Cigars, Confectioners Findings. NO. 30 MERIDIAN STREET, Indianapolis. Scpt'Jti dtf MERCHANTS’ DESPATCH. FAST FREIGHT LINE.

IT JEt T7\T

BOSTON

“**1 AMERICAN EX. CO-, PROPRIETORS,

ARTISTS.

f|T J* IfOWEII*, Dagucireotypist, newcomer of

I , Meridian and Waaliingtou Streets.

with unequalled exactness.

Pictures taksn

may 1C.

T LiAIe

NIIIS CO 71 DAVY HAN DREATLY improved their facilRies, aud are prepared to afford to Merchants and others, more advantageous terms, both as regards rates andfimi, than ever heretofore. Forwarding Bills, covering the entire route from NBW

A » r.7I tiETTIS, Gilder an.l picture frame maker, YORK or BOSTON, guarauteeiug time, will be given. W north-east corner of Iltinoia and Washington Sts.— Goolsa'lthe way by rail. D. RYAN, Agent

" jan39-d3m

Old frames re-gilt.

may-.M.

at Office Am. Kx. Co.

BUTCHERS ds PACKERS. g 11 LICK A TWEED) Buuhers k Packers aud IjT dealers in all kind* of fresh aud salt meats. Bates Mouse, North corner Illinois Street. nioy-6 CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.

[AEOH LIXDLEY,

and*

^aprJ7.

G I

■ A (OH LIXDLEl'y lmj>ort«r of China. Glass, J and Queensware, No. 16 VFest Washington street.

TV O H L> E li S / FOR SALE

—bt-

HAIR DRESSERS.

WILLI\M Y. WILEY Stock Broker, &c., 10\ EAST WASHINGTON 8TKKKT.

400 Gold and Silver Watches. —for— $ X, O O a A J. Alexander’s T -xxr o ia. t i o t lx MAGNIFICENT Cash and Watch Gift Distribution! Fourteen Hundred and EifflitywOnc Cu«li Gift!*.

I N

$0058 AMERICAN GOLD!

4 MONO which will be found 23 prizes, ranging from /V $10 to 4300. 400 magnificent Gold and Silver Watches, making a grand total of eighteen hundred and eighty-one Cash and Watch Gifts.

effects upon trial. CONSUMPTION.

Probably no one remedy has ever been known which cured so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some ne human aid can reach; but even to those the Cherry Pec toral affords relief and comfort. AstoR House, N. Y. City, March 5, 1856. Dwctor Ayer, Lowell: I feel it a duty and pleasure to inform you what yeur Cherry Pectoral has done for my wile. She had been five months laboring under the dangerous symptoms of consumption, from which no aid we could procure gave her much relief. She was steadily failing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have come for advice recommended a trial of your medicine. We bless his kindness, as we do your skill, for she has recovered from that day. She is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well. Yours, with gratitude and regard. ORLANDO SHELBY, of Shelbyville. Consumptives, do not despair until you have tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It ia made by one of the best medical chemists in the world, and its cares all around us bespeak the high merits of Its virtues.—Phtia. Ledger. TTT’Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. IE/* Bold by R. BROWNING, Indianapolis, and by all

dealers In medicine.

]t~p J. C. Ayer, 146 Walnut St., Cincinnati. dec28 d&w4m

Value of Gifts N umber of Gifts.. Tickets limited to. ■

.$12,093 . 1.881 . 15,0o0

OWE PRIZE TO EVERY EIGHTH TICKET. To be distributed at Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana,

on MONDAY, APRIL 19th, 1858.

The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing to his numerous friends and patrons, throughout Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa, that his TWENTIETH MAGNIFICENT Exclusive, CASH and WATCH GIFT DISTRIBUTION will take place as above. On which occasion there will be distribu ted, among his numerous patrons, Thco Thousand and

M Dollari ‘ ~

Fifty Big*

dred magnificent Gold and Silver Watches, presenting

rs in American Gobi, and Four Uun-

NEW TREATMENT. Private amd Confidential MecXioftl vice. 4 T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL—Ketablished for the cure of Seminal Weakness, and the secret Infirmities of youth and maturity, by Dr. AMOS k SON, Buffalo, New York. Office, comer of Main and Quay street*, up stairs. A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION. An instrument for the cure of genital Debility, or Nocturnal Emissions, or more properly known as Seminal Weakness, &.c. Can be permanently cured in from fifteen to twenty days, by the use of this instrument, when used conjointly with medicines YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. AMOS k SON take pleasure in announcing that they have invented a most important instrument for the cure of the above diseases. It has been subjected to a test by the most eminent Physicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York ; it has been declared to be the only useful instrument ever yet invented—for the cure of Seminal Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs, caused by the secret habits of youth. Dr. Amos k Son, in order to satisfy the most skeptical as to the merits of tteee instruments pledge themselves that in any instance where they may prove unsatisfactory after a fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning the instrument in good order. Persons wishing the above useful instrument will observe that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely packed and sent by express, is ten dollars. NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES. For all private complaints, Gleets, Strictures, Seminal Weakness. Pains in the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys, diseases of the Head, Throat and Skin, and all those dreadful affections arising from the secret habit" of youth, which produce constitutional debility, rendering mairiage impossible, and in the end destroys both body and mind. The *v>«»«nt tiwjr adopt is the result of 30 years extensive and successful practice in Europe and America. Persons in any part of the world may be succetssfully treated by forwarding a correct detail of their case, with a remittance for medicines, &c. FEMALE FRENCH PILLS FOR SALE-PRICE $1 00

PER BOX.

N. B. Married Ladies must not use them if they are in

certain situations.

Address, Dr. AMOS k SON, Cor. Main and Quay-sts., Buffalo, N. Y.

GENERALLY. Office, First Door East of Palmer House. 4 S AGENTS we will (on commission) NEGOTIATE. iX PURCHASE or M AKE SALES of HOUSES AND LOTS, And vacant BUILDING LOTS In the city of XixcXl An. ol jbs, And other cities and towns in the State. Also, FARMS and FARMING LANDS near this city. Also, FARMS and FARMING LANDS in all part* of iNDiaNa, Ohio, Iiainois, Missouri, Iowa, MiNNitsoTa, Wisconsin, NxBrasxa, Kansas,

Michigan.

WILL BUY OR SELL XL* AncX W Ar r Ants And insure them to be perfect. Will Enter Lands witli Cash or Land Warrants. WILL PAY TAXES in any of the Counties ef this State, and examine tides. Also, attend to the renting of HOUSES and other property and the collection of rents WILL negotiate sale* of GOODS, MERCHANDISE other property for Real Estate. Procure good CASH INVESTMENTS in property or in Mortgaged Securities, and also to the procurement of money on mortgages given for bona fide sales. Will attend also to any and all AGENCY BUSINESS in

our line.

Terms and Rates of Charges as follows: From $300 to $3,000 inclusive, will be taxed at two J* cent., as coc.mission ; as the value ofthe property ad vances above $3,000 the rate per cent will decrease in the following ratio : From 43,000 to 44,000 at IV percent.; from $3,000 to $5,000 g cent.; from $5,000 to $<',000 atljg per cent.; from $7,000 and as much greater as the sum may be, it will not be less than one per cent, and all sums as altove mentioned going above $3,000 willbe two per cent., charged on first $3,000. On all sale* of property,while in our hands, commission is charged. No sale, no commission, or charge whatever. We require notice to be given two weeks previous to a withdrawal of property from our books. And we further wish it understood that we hold all persons responsible for the commission on property when trade* may be commenced with the owners of said prepert. before the withdrawal of the same. On all sales the above will not be departed from. On collections and the transaction of ozber rm.iucss, our rate. nf<>->"»»;ooioo win be fixed and information given to partiesdesiring to know them, at our office. McRernau & Pierce. Washington St. Adjoining Tint pAirai Houu, feblld&w Indianapolis, Ind.

7.4*1 A. M.. 11:15 A. M. 1:45 P.M Il:i4» p. M .

INDIANA CKN-TRaL RAILROAD.

Trains Arrive.

12:40 A M.

74** A. M K4W M. 1:30 P. M 1030 P. M.

MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Trains Leave.. Train Arrives. 124» M 11:00 A. M.

rCRC AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Train Leaves. • Train Arrive*. 3:301*. 1:30 P.M.

India Napoli* and Cincinnati railroad.

Trains Leave. Trains Arrive 7410 A. M 44b) A. M. 1:20 P M. 11.-25 A. M. 6 3IIP. M 8 50 I*. M.

jRrrnsoNViLUc railroad.

ftAins Leave. Train, Arrivt 1:00 A. 11:45 A. M. 7:*) A. M 4:35 P. M.

u/ ru- uutAA, U/Itdjo uor rru*Gsc-cft, pi oociiLiJUg a grand total of 1881 Cash and Watch Gifts valued at $12,098. It will be observed that there are twenty-two prizes in American Gold, ranging from $10 to $300. 460 magnificent Gold and Silver Watches, which have been selected with great care and warranted good and accurate time-keepers, ranging In price from $15 to $250. This will be the TWENTIETH DISTRIBUTION. I have given in the past two years, and in every Instance, the drawings have taken place on the day specified, and as advertised For which see programme. They have in every instance been conducted solely by a Committee elected by the ticket-holders present—all ticket-holders being free to attend. Immediately after the drawing the result is print ed and forwarded, together with the prizes drawn, to all ticket-holders, either by mail or express at my expense. In this connection, I deem it nothing more than right to add, for the benefit of those who are unacquainted with me, and wht would like to try their luck In my scheme, that I herebj authorise them to inclose their money to Mr. H. Dally, oft he firm of Ricketts k Daily, of this place, who is on* , ong the most responsible men of Indiana, aud who will also receipt for the money so deposited—and if the drawing does not go off precisely as stated, for which see prog.~>mme, all you will have to do will be to call on Mr. Peiij for your money. Under this arrangement you see it would be utterly impossible for me to take advantage of

you, even if t was to disposed. '

JO 3 A complete list of priae*. together with the manner of drawing, kc.. Is printed and will be forwarded to all who

desire It.

Hj-* All responsible persons are desired to act as agents tor the sale of my tickets, and will be supplied with tickets at 80 cents a-peioe, together with full instruction*—the premi-

ums we allow for selling, etc.

Single Tickets, $ 1 (<0 Six Tickets 5 00 Twelve TickeU 10 UO

Tweuty-flveTickeU. 20 00 jn 3 All orders should be address** to A. J. ALEX AN P , ab K i%,,e ij tin »tR' Edinburgh, Johnson County, Indiana. j Ox f n™! TTIT That my drawings are fairly, honestly and Honor- I Uu n Uri ably conducted, I would respectfully refer to the following. £ auilB%l “V***’ ^" T0 U J lt J“7 ® nu * ri<,n *» Ibi who me among the mortTrominent men of Johnson ! !><*«**. resulting from viooosh^Uscqaired during Uountv: Noah Pott. Sheriff of Jnhnaon Conntr. TNu-tur , cnt,c * 1 fr“«" Youtl ‘ ^ Manhood. By

X>H. CEEVEKWEL.E,

apl6—dwly’,

"GOOD NEH’S FOR THE SICK! (Office open every day and evening.) DH. EWINLm No. 0 Virffimia Avenue, Mouth-east of the Hranch Hu H k , Indianapolis,devotes his whole time tc the treatment of Secret Diseases, such as Syphilis, in its first and secondary stages, gonnorrhcea, gleet, inflamatiou of the bladder, strictures, impotency, diseases of the bones, mercurial diseases, scrofula, kc. All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated or unsuocesfully treated by Inexperienced or pretended practitioners ; those laboring under the destructive effects of mercury or quack nostrums, all who suspect the remain, of disease lurking in their systems, may consult Dr. E. with honorable confidence and a guaranty of a speedy and per-

manent cure.

Dr. Ewing announces to ladies ia want of a remedy for irregularities, stoppages, Ac., peculiar to the delicate organizations of their systems. Dr. Daeier’s Female Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none speak ill of them, for all like them. Dr. Dacier’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Ewings office, No. 53

Meridian street, Indianapolis, Ind.

Ladies in certain situations should not use these, the particulars of which will be f*und on the directions accompanying each box. Price $1. Sent by mail to any part ofthe country. No letters will be answered unless they contain a remittance or a postage stamp. Office boor* from 8 a. m., to 9 p. m mchA-dfrwly.

The Shoals and Quicksands

Y O TJ T XX .

County: Noah Perry, Sheriff ofJohnson County, Doctor , W. P. Kush, Post Master; Dr. A. Keifer,John Walsh, C. W.

Snow, Esq., and T. 8. Moore, all of this ptaoe-

Monday in every

A. J. ALEXANDER. Propritor. Edinburgh, Johnson County.

ITr* Drawing* take place third month. c O 4. J. AL

dec30-wtf

».v .u Aiuougitie'.uiuerousn.rvic.es e a \ W El> BEHUKK—No. 5 Bata, . ORANGES, LEMONS. RAISINS, | | ‘i,*,, Dreseixt Salon. ®»rS- 1

HAT A*ND CAP DEALERS.

F. -ncGINWIS, (Agt )

», No 9 W'

Dealer in Hats, Caps Waaliingtou Street,

may 37'

- ....... * i.r.-r.ti> r ^ oi an innas, [JK-Xoiei iir.n-

KINS, CATSUPS, OVSTKKS, FKKSU, COVE and ! 4 _ , „ . , „ 0 St’luR!) OYSTKRS. IMPORTED CIGARS, favorite! 8 ‘‘ r * w No 9 "

UunU, BALTIMORE STEAM REFINED SUGARS di- dl,le - ° a ’ ' Utvaronl * Vermicelli. JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.

W, ur.'i!.e«U ^rnu .nu.e West for Kephart. DxiLt 4 Hon. CelcbrazedtOlUH ClN0Y.Wet«rt thing knew: for consumption, cough, and cotta, n rebeve* mvere

NEW SHAVING SALOON

XT* DEKTHTROmtENTAI. MOW SC* nilU nois Street. The undersigned desire* that this Saloon where every *peeie* of work in hi* Hue will be performed in the beet possible manner, will be generally tried, feeling a»-

fural that perfect »auafRCtion wig be given.

JuneS-dly GEORGE CANADA.

coughing ip^^ntly, an.l »» the teat medicated cough candy m u»r. A!»o armU for K. I). a Son.' rieelieni I'OP or CON. KJfTRAWD MINERAL WATER U,lTmi^ re freshing brvwtage out—U i* highly flavored with StrawIwriy. Raspberry. Tine Apple, V anilla kc It i* the best i Along at th* kiivl ezer "iftTed in ttw W ret. p w u,, in ' quart WoUie*. each will make 30 glaMee. KNOWING THAT A NIMBLE DIME IS WORTH A SLOW gnii LING, OUR MOTTO WILL BE qUI K SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Call and aae as | “ iiil and examine our alnrk of f»'-i* ta-f-we pun haaiug elsewhere. Don’t forget tiie place. No ItO Illinois Staeet, a few

door*ahavethe Sata,House, iwllana olin. •eptlD-dly BAitHY k WILKINS

4 El. IM U A.N 4' U4 4 E4JS VEEof any d*-

l\ •criptioa.wUlfindagiMHUMorVueiitat »ri17 WILLARD’S

E. HoUiM

J. H AEDWIX A CO., Jeweler* aad Watch maker* and dealer* In tHlver Ware, No. 1 Bate,

out*.

FO* SALE AT AUCTON.

THE THIRD DAT OF A POKE next

35 feet efftHe east at4eefMui ' ‘

MERCHANT TAILORS.

rimo «*4>OD PIANO FOKTF* at Ho. 1 Bata* lion**. WILLARD A 8 TO WELL-

■ V t*. WARD, Merchant Tailor, dealer in Cloth*, IS. Cmsimere*, Vesting, Slurta, Uoaiery, Glove*, kc., So. 3 W«t w—hingtamlwH. _ _ _ | V A I KK A ttOEPPRR, Merehata Tailor and 1 » di aler* in ready made riotaing aad funuahing goods, RoT«1 West Washington street, opposite Sentinel office. *my«. \W DER!f H A 71, Merchant Tailor and dealer In ivl. Reedy Made Ciothing, Trunk*. Carpel BagaAc., Ac .oppiMata W-«rt| Heus*. f

Parker’* Additton fronting on Washington Street, and one hundred ami ninety fl e feet lu doptH, fthjeet to a 1^£Z. m S^L£rJ2tt .^Tatars

month, with interert

meh3 dim. ” Agent*for AdminKtratriz.

COPP EH-SMTTHIW Q. ff ^OTTKEEE At RWIGHT are new preparut Vv *o take job* of Copper work of any amount and with their experience in the Copper-Smithing buMneea and a large and o nvenient *hop, buBt expressly tor their trade (an advantage enjoyed by very few copper smiths) and also having the beat of machinery and tool*, we feel jnsttfted ia taring that there is no othar shop in the Western country that can oompat* with aa in workmanship. Di* tiller* aad Brewer* are particularly invited to caU and examine our work before they order, a* we keep the best of workmen, R is anneoeeaary to go any tarther than Indiansputia for copper work for Distillerie* aad Breweries. We are prepared to maaafectaie BUU Worms, Still ami Brew Kettles of any Mas. W* will duplicate Buffalo, Cincinnati, Louiavilk and fe. Lamia priest, and farther. wa win warmat ail oar werk to be perfect in every particaUr or no pay. Wamunow permanwafly mfaWiah id ia IndtanapoUa and we daalre ta 4a a burtama that wfll m«R the

MECHANICS.

PATENT ASPHALTIC BOOFING FELT.

„ _ J[ISfiiicanba#a««Fappife4hF an? iaexperfcnttd i

aerenn, with a few tacks- . Prtee three cents per •V™**

long and U iaehes wide.

Wa ret alao prepared tefhntfah Braaa Work of any deacriptioo aad to do ail kindaof Kheat Iran, Bnaa an4 Tin Work at the thortast notice. All otdre* fer work reapect-

ed. We keep eu -- - *

folly enlkUed. We keep eu head a Meg* assart Lead Pipe, wtadh we wfll refl at Cinon iati artere. H.B-^^apnylhaU^artpriraiaeaahfereU Copper, fount amt Lead. Shop an Peianaru Wrest nppertfe Ceo-

eepfi-dlw-wly.

rml Depot

MELODEONS! KELODEONS!!

A vz ; ™nnm» f ji SJ u« Bgaa M _____

or rw* re5r i

T^DR SAER CHKAP, at W A WARS’ I* ecOl-dU WILLARD’S. LjiuertvadaA

Member of the Royal College of Surgeon* of Rngland, (1827). Lieentiate of the Hall (1824), and 3U year* Reakleut Practitioner in London; Author of the “Guide to Health,” “ Green Book,” “How to be Happy,” “Metaoira of Single and Married Life,” fee. This small, hot highly valuable Treatise, writtea by a world-renowned Physician aad Sargean, point* out the only rare and permanent cure for all di scare* resulting from relf abuse, and is the only publication of Ra kind written in a benevolent spirit and by a scientific man. It should he in the hands of all who value their life and health and happiness here and hereafter. Price, Meant#, ar 4 stamps, at the receipt of which it will be sent, post free, aad well secured, by Dr. C. H. KLINE, No. 4901st Arenue, Box 4586, New York. janSD-wly

FEIHB First aimfeer Use maamie mi 8* A. FLAGG A CO., is this day dissolved, J. C. POWERS, of that Arm has formed a connection with a New York bouaa, under tba name of POWERS fe CO., fer wholesaling landed Wines aad Liquors. Ia conneetion with th* above he offer* for sal* Old Bourbon Whisky, Rye, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY. Ala* laaaafortuiar ef Ms* Justly mlrluuted MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKY. Pay Pure Wines, foandlia, fee.. thM is the only place

Wert of New Terk city

... ii...

talmek 1

IjIlKwRUfoT'

C^AEUEa^taE^g-jJ-. gEERAJ^^UDJ^

MRS. E. R. WISE, Import ress of Il£tv£i:n.£t Oisar/s, And dealer in CHEWING AND SMOKlNa TOBACCO, SCOTCHSHUFF Ac., Ac. On Illinois Street, east side, nearly opposite the Rates lloust-. febll-dtf

TO ANY PKKSON WINKIIX; TO ENOAfcE IN THF Wholesale Grocery Business. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OFFERED. rpME STAND IS ONF. OF THE BEST I in the city. The Stock is very light, well selected and

in good order.

The House has also a good Tx-£ec1g

Established.

Address Box 82, Post Office, Indianapolis.

feb2C-dtf

BOO T S

& SHOES!

B. FREEMAN, Having removed to the room.

No. 6 West Washington Street,

Formerly occupied by T. H. Serrin,

And Having completed Arrangement*

For supplying the Public witli

BOOTS AND SHOES,

—mow THE—

BEST F.STABI.ISMXIFNTS EAST. TR ESK*ECTFFJLE Y invites the attention of pur feR, chasers. I have the XA£t,x»8?est Stools. BOOTS and SHOES, THE GREATEST VARIETY, AND BK3T ASSORTED, Ever offered forsale in Indianapolis, which must and wi)

be sold

CHEAP FOR CASH! I would append a catalogue of pri- tu, were it not that it amounts to nothing unless the articles correspond. Therefore, I wish all to call and examine for themselves. A large stock of XJootei £in.ca. SXloos Of My Own Manufacture CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND WORK DONE TO ORDER!!

AN OLD 3*000 Catsea

INDIAN DOCTOR

Who has made his fortune and retired from business, will spend the remainder

3,000 Cauew i ef his days in caring that dieadful dis-

ease — CONSUMPTION — FRKk OF

3,000 C’aae* , CHARGE: hi* earoeat desire being to

commanicste to the world his remedies

3,000 CfeUfeU ‘that have proved successful in more

1 than 3JMW cases. He requires each ap-

SrilOO Cm we a . piicant to rend him a minute descrip-

tion of the symptoms, with two stamps,

3,000 C’aaeu (6 cent*) to pay the return letter, in

' which he will return them hi* ADVICE

3,000 C'»»e* PRESCRIPTION, with direction* for

prepsriaft Ute m<sdiciues. Jlc.

3,000 Cm*aa The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those

aflUcted will not, on account of deli-

3,000 Cmaea cacy. refrain from consulting him ha-

| c iuse ha maims no charge. Hi* sole

3,000 Crtuea . object in advertising i* to do all the

' good he can before he die*. He feel*

3,000 Cmse« that he U Justly eelehrated for the cur

i of Consumprinn, Asthma. Bronchitis,

3^100 C’*a*e# Nervous Affection*, Cough*, Cold*,

1 fee. Address

3,000 Cmse* DA UNCA8 BRANT, Bo* 3531, p. 0., New York.

SAUNDERS’ VIOLIN. NEW mart SCIENTIFIC SEEF-IN-

A 1,1 JHHPS 8TRUCTING SCH00L for the VIOLIN, If

i, intended fer Beginners, Amateurs, aad s. For sale at Se. 4 Bafee Douse.

M>8 WILLARD A 8T0WRLL.

r-jiN-

ISTOTIOHJfflHE BBT COOBR BUSINESS AT M. HOLMAN8 CHEAP CASH 8T0EB, Ne. 3, Odd Pellows lfaR,IwiBauapnlle, larftsae, wDhmuefeerbaeeadueeed upaa Urn CASH 8YBZRM*wctueivety, by jaaltf. HOLMAN A ISO.

For Sewing Msdrinea

Attend to tlse Nl»« k. At this season, the herdsman should nepleet no precaution, forego no duty that will affect the comfort and safety of his stock. 'I’here should be a division of stor k, if it has not already been done—the young from the old, the males and fattening cows from those with calf. Of the-io, separate the ill-natured and strong from the weak. “Cannot do it sir, have not got the yard room—no divisions in the yard.” Well, we were not telling you what must be done, but what should be done. This division will insure you abetter growth in young stock,better condition in those fattening, ami more safety in the delivery of calves by your cows. Safety is an item not to be overlooked either. Take care of the cows; see that they are well and properly fed; they should be fed regularly. Do not feed food that is hard to dige*’., or that will require a large bulk to furnish the proper amount of nutrition. An occasional mash is a benefit, and too careful attention cannot be paid the cow the two weeks precedin' calving. Oil cake is frequently fed with good results, in small quantities; carrots are capital. The feed after calving should be a mash—a uytrm mash of bran and oats, (which will facilitate “cleaning,”) aud plenty o\‘good hay. Do not neglect to provide a warm shelter for both cowand calf. It you purpose feeding the call, do not let it remain with the cow more than one day, and we have frequently separated the cow and calf after the calf has once suckled — This is a matter of importance sometimes, and requires the exercise of judgment to decide which is best. It is frequently better for the safety ofthe cow’s bag, and her value as a milker, that the calf is not allowed to suck at all. This is seldom the case, however. It is better that the cow have room and freedom to move around, and lie down and rise unembarrassed when calv-

ing.

Provide plenty of straw for bedding It is here that humanity and care pays. Feed the calf first with its mother’s milk. This is of the first importance in the outset, as it possesses qualities ililuptovl Ao tU o -errezsfeo <111*1 ^UllUltlUll OT Ulc Cftll.—— Learn It early to eat hay. We have hut one piece of advice now for you—please remember it in the feeding and rearing the calf. lie patient and keep your temper. It is an easy matter to spoil the calf phy-ically, and make it ill-natured by maltreatment when young—it is quite as susceptible ns your own child. Remember, it is better to feed the call too Uitle than to much.— Caution—Do not allow a poor milker to touch a cow. Hire another man, or do the milking your-

self.

Large Breed of Hogs. The Hog stock of the West requires amendment. It may be tvell enough for towns people and amateurs, to supply themselves with Suffolks, Kssex, and other like quick growing small breeds, but the solid farmers, who-have corn and clover pasture by the hundreds of acres, de sire something that will tell better in the scales. There are a good many local sorts of hogs, that have been well bred, in particular neighborhoods, Hildas far as they go, are ns good as need be. Capital specimens of these we have seen and heard of in Huron,Greene,Warren, Adams, and eisr win re, generally taking name from the persons who produce them; but while the Hog stock is the most profitable, quick turning, of all our animal products there is no acknowledged ruling breed which men lock to as a standard, and we do not know that this is any way essential, if they only get some of the sorts that are right. Of all the modern made up breeds, those known as the “Chester County Hogs,” seem to come nearest to being clnssed as a distinct breed. This oreed has been forming in Chester Co., Pennsyl vania, for more tuau thirty years, building upon a favorite pair of hogs imported from England — They are long bodied, square built, tine boned, and in color pure white, average weight at 16 or 18 months old 500 to 600 lbs. — Ohio Cultlra

tor.

The Featival of the I’aaaover. The feaat of Passover which lasts eight da vs commenced .Monday evening with the reading of

Hagodah.

It is commemorated throughout the world by the Jews, as the period of their emancipation from Egyptian bondage. The two first and the two last days, there is public worship in the Syn-

agogue.

It is a very beautiful festival, the services being historical in character, and the manner of commemoration—the eating of the Malta, or leaven bread—harotzas, the bitter herb, together with other ceremonies and symbyls illustrative of the departure of Moses aud the Children of Israel from Pharoah’s dominions, their passage of the Red Sea, their wanderings in the wilderness, are all very interesting and peculiar. While upon the subject of this festival, we enn not refrain from remarking the rapid progress, the “peculiar people of God” but long persecuted and proscribed of men, are making towards the regaining of their former elevated rank among the nations of the earth. True, as a nation de facto, they no longer exist, but as a nation de jure they still hold together, scattered broadcast over the world as they are, having survived the wreck of empires, the fall of thrones and the crash oi worlds, (culr; Noah and the Flood.) Their great wealth, extraordinary genios, and peculiar talents, have acquired for them once more the “high places” among the nations, and we find now conspicuous among the sovereigns of Europe, the RothchiIds, whose wealth controls the destinies of half the Empires of the Globe, while their wonderful success, springing from the poorest of their sect, challenge the admirafion of

the world.

Napoleon III.’s greatest minister (Fould) is a Jew, aud oo where are the Jews more free ami respected than in the ia belle France. D’Israefli, the brilliant statesman and writer, ami now, again Chancellor of the Eicbequer of England, and the most celebrated leader of hia party in ’Parliament. Meyerbeer, the renowned composer, and the Minister of State in Spain, are all Jew*. Throughout the world, of recent years, die most eminent in the ranks of learning,' science theology, art, music, the drama, politics, and war, have been Jews. In this catalogue we may mention Mendelsohn, Solomon, Rossini, De Meyer, Touro, Rachel, Gottachalk, Lilenthal, Rapball, Leeser, Wise, and we might extend the list to the end of the column. In onr own country where the greatest religious liberty is enjoved, the Jews are fast rising to eminent positions. Two of the most brilliant speakers in Congress, Beqjamin, of La , in the Senate, and Phiilir*, of Pa^ in the House, are Jews, the former is reputed to be on* of the finest lawyers in the country, the

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peer ofChoate.snd the latter is the Hfe-long rival lEMrtl TRACK* Im* of Philadelphia, of David Pawl Brown- ) WILLARD'S. Indeed, wherever we turn oar eyes these “latter