Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1858 — Page 4

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IAST OF PREMIUMS

Seveitli AbimI IbAUbb State Fair!

Bom 6 mtm Wheat on day or o^Und soil *.l txial “ “ Bert I acre Wheat on day or npiaad aotl 2.1 t^.»t ** “ B.-at I acre MedtUrrmaeaa or Kgyptiaa Wheat Beal I aero WhkU Wheal Beat 5 acree Rye 2<! I*eat “ Beal It) acree OaU 2d beat “ Beat 5 acrea Gate M» 2d beat « 6 Beat 1 acre Data &

It.'at 10 acrea Timothy...

2d b«.at “ Beat 5 acre* Timothy 2d beat “ Beat 1 acre Timothy Brat 5 acres Red 'I op Hay 2d beat “ Heat I acre Red Top Hay Best 10 acrea ('lover 2d best “ Beat 6 acre* Clover Best I acre Clover Best yield of native or Kentucky Blue Grass Seed on 1 acre rd txrat yield ot native or Kentucky Blue Graas heed on 1 acre Beat yie d of Kngtlsk Blue Grass Seed on 1 acre. .

2d best ** “

Best yield of Orchard Grass Seed on one acre ... 2d best “ “ .... Heat yield Clover Seed ou one acre 2d best “ Beat yield Timothy Seed on 1 acre 2d best ** It.-at yield Klax Seed on 1 acre 2d best “ Best 1 acre Carrota do 1 acre Turnips

do do do do do do do do do do

Best

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1 acreTurnina .... it 1 acre Hula Baca 10 I acre Man|(el Wortzel 10 1 acre White Beans to

1 acre Irish Potatoes

acre Irish Potatoes 3

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acre Sweet Potatoes , J acre Sweet Potatoes., I acre Broom Corn...., i acre Broom Corn .

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Bert collection of Dahlias

2d beat

Bert tea rikaHrt

***«•; Beak erfleatiof of bedding oak plan Vorbassac, f’etawloi, Phtovea, *eT.

Bd batiy acahova.

Boat basket frack cat Ptowen ....... U b»t “ ee . . • s

Mouquei, round

Mbert “ Bert Bouqaet, del biJBl ** e • w • e • • * a •• a • a • • •* Bert Floral Ornament,

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U in bloom,

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CoMKims. F. P. Randall, Fort Wayne ; Mrs. S. F. Covington. Indianapolis ; Mrs. John Yaryan, Richmond ; Mrs. John S. Davis, New Albany ; Mrs. L. B. Lewis, Greens burg. SECTION FOUR. FLOWERS. Profaaaional Lilt—Exeluaivelv farHnraeryman and dealan la Graen Honae PUata. Beat collection of Green House Plants, xot Includlog plants for bedding out. Dip. and S16 Beat ceile«tion, as above, in bloom ...Dip and 15 Best collection of Dahlias Dip. and 6 Beat ten vaiietleaor Uabliaa Dip. and & Beet collection of Rosea, in bloom Dip. and 3 ^ Beat collection of bedding oat plants, In bloom, Verbenas, Petuniea, Phloxes, dec Dip. and 10 Be*', basket fresh cut Flowers Dtp. and 6 Best Bouquet, flat Dip. and & Best Bouquet, round Dip. and 5 Best Floral Ornament and display of plants of all kind*, elegantly arranged In any form. ...r. Dip. and 25 Committer.—S. B. Gookins, Terre Haute ; Mrs. W. H. Loomis, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Johi S. Jennings, Greencasile ; Mrs. P. Dufour, Vevay ; Mrs. J. S. Bobbs, Indianapolis.

I? MECHANICAUIEPART.MENT.

CLASS A.

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i acre* Hungaifi

2d best 10 acres “

Bert 5 acres “ “ 2<l beat 5 acres “ “ Best 1 acre “ •• Best I acre Hungarian grass seed, 2d best 1 acre “ >• “ Best ex|<erlnient ou the different varieties of Irish Potatoes Kl Committee.—A. B. Line, Oak Forest, ln<J.; J. H. Marsh, Lawrenceburgh ; H. B. Sheppard, Oak Station, Knox co.; II K Woodruff, Valparaiso; A. D. Ham-

rick, Manhattan, Putnam co.

Por the best specimen of Horse Shoeing... For tho best ten acres Carrota For the best flve acres CarreU For the best three acres Carrots For the best ten acres Kuta Uagas.

MAPES’ PREMIUMS. The following special premiums are offend in conformity with the terms of a donation from Prof. J. J. Mapes :

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.. 10 .. 8

5

For the best flve acres Kuta Bagas 6 For the best ten acre* other root crop* 10 For the bed flve acres other root crop* 5 For the greatest number of acres of land plowed twelve inches deep or more, and sub-soiled ten uiche*, malting In all, a depth of not lets than twenty-two inches 20 For the greatest quantity of land underdrained unit sub-soiled, plowed during the year 1657 and 1*6*, to the time of the Fair of 1*60 20 Committee.—Dr. R. T. Brown, Crawfordsville ; James Earle, Lafayette : Jno. W. Wright, Vevay ; Henry Bradly, Indianapolis ; Dr. Furnas, Danville.

CLASS B. SECTION ONE. FRUITS.—AMATEUR’S LIST. All fruits must be grown by the exhibiter, and correctly labelled, (four of each variety,) accompanied by a list of ti... uomp for each entry ; and full statements as to the kind of soil, exposure, and any new features in the art of cultivation which have been attended with success. No collection can compete for more than one premium ; that is to say, there must be a separate collection for each entry. Apples.

SECTION ONE. PLOWS, HARROWS AND CULTIVATORS. Bust Plow for clay soil $10 do Plow for light sandy soil 10 do Plow for alluvial or muck soil 10 do subsoil Plow 10 do side bill Plow 6 do Plow for general use ■ 20 do one horse Plow 5 do single shovel Plow 5 do double shovel Plow 5 do three shovel Plow 5 do Cultivator 6 do two horse Harrow 6 do Clod Crusher 5 do Field Roller 5 do Corn Planter 3 do Wheat Drill 15 do Sod Plow 10 do Hurdle Fence 10 Committee.—John M. Cooper, Jeffersonville; J. F. Perrin, Salem; Seth Way, Laporte ; Alfred Poland, Princeton ; Sparks Blaisdel, Lawrenceburgh. SECTION TWO. FORKS, RAKES, AND OTHER SMALL TOOLS. Best 6 Hay Forks $3

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BY AUTHOHITY• LAWS OF Tin UNITED STATES Pub: 4. A RESOLUTION to authsttee detain uttocrS and men engaged in the search for Sir John Franklin to rwceive oartaTu medals gtwsniart to titans kg the gevenanaat at Great Britain. tmotved by tkt Smote and Bourn of Boprmeniaii**a of (Ac United State* of America in Congrt** iUunMnl. That Die officers and men engaged in th.- a-vend ex|>ediUooa which have been fitted out In the United States for t’* recovery of Sir John Franklin and Me companion*, be authorised to accept the medals recently t a&smttted to this government for presentation to them by the government of Great Britain. Approved IS March 165*. JOINT RESOLUTION reepectlng the distribution of certain public documents. Retolred by the Senate and Bourne of Rej/reeenUUire* of the United State* of America tn Oongre** amembled. That the words “so many" in the third section of the joint resolution of the twenty-eighth January, eighteen hundred and fifty-eeven, “respecting the distribotion of certain documents," be, and the same are hereby stricken out; and the word*two hundred and fifty •*. and the same are hereby inserted in their place; and further, that the words at the end of the section, "by him," be, and the same are hereby stricken out, and the word* “to him by the representative in Congress from each congressional district and by the delegate from each Territory in the United States," lie and are hereby inserted. Approved March 20 1850. Pub: 7. AN ACT to appropriate money to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for paper, printing, binding and engraving or-iered by the Senate and House of Representatives of the thirty-third and thirty-fourth Congresses, and which has been executed. Be it enacted by the Senate and Hou*e of Repre*entati or* of the United State* of America in Oongree* a*demited. That for the purpose of defraying the deficiencies in the appropriations for the paper for the printing, for the printing and fur the binding, engraving and lithographing ordered by the Senate and House of Representative* of the thirty-third and thirty-fourth Congresses, the following sums of money are hereby appropriated out of any money In the treasury not otherwise appropriated. To pay for paper, one hundred and four thousand dol-

lar .

To pay for the printing ordered by the Senate and House of Keprr-entatives during the thirty-third and thirty-fo rth Congresses, fifty-seven thousand six hundred and nineteen dollars and ninety-four cents. To pay forthe binding, lithographing, and engraving oidered by the Senate during the thirty-third and thir-ty-fourth Congresses one hundred and seventy-nine thousand flve hundred and sixty-niue dollars and sixty-four cents. Approved 11 March, 1856.

RAILROADS

CHANOE OF TIME! March lat, 185a THE SHORTEST AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI Short Line X1.AIXJFLO AI> !

LAWRENCEBURGH! . Nm Cliaiiffe ml Cans »• Cincinnati! Three Passenger Train* leave Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday excepted.) a* follows: For Cincinnati, connecting at Cincinnati with trains for

Wilmington. Wheeling, Marietta Lancaster. ChiUic. the.

Waanington, Athens, Parkersburgh, Zanesville, Baltimore,

CirdeviUe, Ore nfield, Washington city. Hamden, Philadelphia.

C Straw Forks 3 6 Manure Forks, 8 <i Hand Rakes 3

Grain Cradle...

6 Grain Scythes 3 0 Briar Scythes 3 Grindstone and hangings 0 Potato Hooks 6 Manure Hooks 6 Scythe Snaths 8 6 Shovels 3

6 Spades...

6 Grain Scoops 3

G Hoes

Post'Auger Ox Voko 3 Wheelbarrow 3 Root or Vegetable Cutter 8 collection of Garden Tools 3 6 Axe Helves 3

Corn Husker....*

Committee.—Wm. Z. Aydelott, New Albany ; Z. Leavenworth, Leavenworth; Dexter Brooks, Wabash ; Randall Starr, Valparaiso ; W. D. Blackburn, Carlisle.

SECTION THREE.

MILLS, PRESSES, AND WOODEN

WARE.

Bust twenty-live varieties of Apples 2d boat “ Bust twenty varieties of Apples 2d best “ Best twelve varieties of Apples 2d best “ iiest six varieties of Apples 2d best “ Best fifteen varieties Winter Apples 2d best “ Best five varieties Fall Apples 2d best “ I'ears. Best fifteen varieties of Pears, (succession,).. 2d best “ Best ten varieties of Pears, (Autumn,} 2d best “ Best five varieties of Pears, (Winter,) 2d best “

*15 10 10 6 8 4 4 2 . 16 5 6 2

Peaches.

Bust ten varieties of Peaches $ 8 2d best ten “ “ 4 Best flve •* “ 4 2d best flve " 2 Plums.

Best leu varieties Plums.. 2d best ten ** **

»10 6

Grapes, grown in the open air.

Best flve varieties of Grapes 2d best five *‘ ‘ “ Best three ** “ 2d best three" 44 1 Best flve clusters of Grapes of any kind : 3 Quinces. Best dozeu Quinces *5 Vd best “ • 4 3

Cranberries.

Best half bushel cultivated Cranberries 2d best half bushel 44 4 *

810 4

Sweepstake*.

Best collection of Fruits of all kinds $25 2d best 44 44 44 10 Committee.—Sterns Bronson, Elkhart; Arthur Peters, Louisville, Ky.; R. S. Ra-

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g.-tn, Greencasile ; E. B. Hunt, Rising Sun ; William Barnard, Westville, Ind. SECTION TWO. FRUITS. ProfMaional or Numrymana' fiat. Raqulaitoa, the aame aa required on Amateura’ Liat. Apples. Best twenty-live varieties of Apples Dip. and $20 Best twenty 4> 41 Dip. and 16 Best twelve 44 44 Dip. and 10 Best six 44 44 Dip. and 6 Best fifteen varieties of Winter Apples,. .Dip. and 20 Best flve varieties of Fall Apples Dip. and 10

Pear*.

of Pears, (in

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Grain Cleaner Panning Mill

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Corn and Cob Grinder Portable Grist Mill Cider Mill '

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Churn

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one horse Power Clover Gatherer

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Hay Rake

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Hay Rigging

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Hay Press Grass Seed Sower : lot Grain Measuers

10 6 3

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dozen Wooden Pails . nest of 'Wooden Keelers nest of W ash Tubs Washboard

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dozen Brooms* (corn)

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specimen Turning

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pair Veidtlan Blinds Bee Hive dozen Brushes

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specimen of Veneering

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CINCINNATI CARDS.

T. XNDEUOM, I JAMES OATES, ( Late with Late with J. Ernst, | w. l. wrioht, j Applegate A Ca. AN DEKKO IN * OATEN A WKIUHT, * lessors to JACOB ERNST,) Wholesale and Retail

Publishers* Stationer** and flank Book Manufacturers, NO. 113, MAIN STREET, (Between 3d and 4th,) mchl2-dwly1 Cincinnati* Ohio

Maywville* Parts* Lexington* and Danville, K y . 1st Train leaves at 7:00 A. M., Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cinrinnuti at 12:25, P. M.; Lexington, Ky., 7:(k) P. NkhoUsrille. Ky., 7:55 P. M ; Chillicothe, 8:30 P. Zanesville, 1:35 A. M.: Wheeling.8 A. M. 2d Train leaves at J:30. P. M., Accommodation, and arrives at Cincinnati at 6:30, P. M. 3d Train leave at 6:30 P. M., Cincinnati Express, arrives st Cincinnati at 11:35 P. M : Wheeling, 4:40 P M.; Baltimore, 10:31) A. M.; Washington City, 11:20 A. M. Trains arrive at Indiaaapolis, 4:fS) A. M.; 11:25 A. M.; *^t P M. V-p Through tickets esn be had st the Union Ticket Office, Indianapolis, and all the principal Ticket Offices in the West. ITT* Pare as low as by any other route. nov4. W.H. L. NOBLE, OenU. Ticket Agent.

INSURANCE.

LOCKE & BRO.,

INSURANCE AGENTS.

* BOVK TBAtSSBAM* “iPJElEJ. cS “’hT!;* virt AO,.™. Uft, Of Hu.Iod. UA ■»

of Hartford.

Charter Oak Lif,

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MDCELLANE0US,

. Insurance Capital Enlarged. /ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated ISID-Chnrter Perpetual Cash Capital f3“^, 7 £ $1,000,000. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. SURPLUS, $422,132 1L With the prestige of 3* years’ success and experience.

K K .

Joseph Church,

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DRY GOODS.

CHANGE OF TIME. Madison & Indianapolis R. R. Co. 1857. 1857. flNUE Passenger Train will laave the Union Depot daily I. at 12:00 M„ Madison, Cincinnati & Louisville. This is the shortest Railway line-, to Cincinnati and Louisville—connecting at Madison with the steamers Telegraph and Jacob Strader. These boats arrive at Cincinnati in time for the six o’clock A. M. Express on the Little Miami Railway for the East, and also at Louisville about 10 o’clock P. M. Fare to Cincinnati $3; Louisville, $3 50. No charge for Baggage, Omnibus, State-rooms or supper on the steamers. Shippers and Merchants west will find it to their interest to travel over and ship by this line septlS dtf D. C. BRANHAM, Superintendent.

BUTRER’S mercantile Record* and Copying FlAXldXxAlsjs. Manufactory No. 39, Vine Street, Cincinnati. T MAKE three distinct varieties, differing one from the [ other only in their degree of fluidity, aud designated by c label: RECORD—For Ledgers and Records only. MERCANTILE—For Books, Letters and genera purposes. COPYING—For Letter-Press only. Hava had awarded litem fourteen Diplomas, Silver and Bronze Medals. Refer to 5,000 Merchants and Bankers, who ass them, throughout the South and West. Address orders to Jamh J. Botler, Agent, Manufacturer, or to STEWART A. BOWEN, Indianapolis, LUSR A WILSON, Book Binders and Stationers, mchl2-dlyl LAfAYrm, Ind.

PIANOS TRUAX 8t BALDWIN 66 West Fourth St. CINCINNATI.

T TKC AX At HA CD WIN’S MUSIC HOUSE may be found a superior assortment of choice makes of Pitxno Fortes* Harmoniums and ittelodeons* in plain and ornamented case*, made from the best materials, and warranted to stand in any climate. Also, alargeand rarie<l assortment of Sheet Music. Also, Violins, Flutes, Violincellos, Flageolets, Clarinetts, Accordeons,

Flutinas,

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS 3FL A.XX «~Ft.O AIO ■ 1857, 1857. Great Northern and Western ROUTE. SHORT LINE TO FORT WAYNE AND Toledo!

T. K. Brace, sr.,

Robert Buell,

E. A. Bulkley,

S. S. Ward.

Q. F. Davis,

W. Kei

I R E C T O Samuel Tudor, M. A. Tuttle,

R. Mather, II Z. Pratt. D. HiUyer,

E. Flower,

E. G. Ripley,

A. Dunham,

T. A. Alexander.

:n«y, C H. Brainard.

OFFICE KK.

E. G. RIPLEY, President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. THOS. K. BRACE, Jr., Secretary. INSURES AGAINST THE DANGERS OF FIRE

—XND—

Perils of Inland ."V a v l sr a t i o n. At as liberal rules and rates as risks assume.) permit of foi solvency and fair profit. ■^SPECIAL attention given to insurance of Farm Prop■2* erty, Dwellings, out buildings and contents. Such insured for periods of three to five years eu the most fa-

vorable terms.

Choice first-class Ideminty may be effected without delay

0-A»JELX>-

B UK NET" II OUSE. THE 81JHM HIRER TARES THIS

■ opportunity of greeting his old friends, patrons ami ihcpuDlic generally, and taetrs leave instate that the above magnificent e>Uhii»hineutr~arctiitecturaHy and otherwise the finest in America—will heucemrth be conducted on a scale of enlarged liberality and accommodation worthy its

widely extended reputation.

In sympathy with the spirit of retrenchment and economy rendered imperative by the stringency of the times, and per. ! vading all classes, the price of daily board will from this

date be reduced to Two Dollars.

The advantages of the Burnet House over all other Ho tels in Cincinnati, are manifold; among which are more lilwral and elegant architecture, numerous and easily ac oesslble offices of public convenience, the finest Dining Rooms, and Ladies’ Drawing Room in Amerira. The moot 1 liberal arrangement for taking meals, embracing nearly 1 every hour in the twenty-four, great centralness of situation, and close proximity to all prominent places of busi

; ne>s.

Trusting to h recognition of these important advantages, I remain very truly yours. A. B. COLEMAN. febl2-a4iw6m Only 25 Cents a Bottle !!! T~$ F'EIEF FOR MA* A*D HE IST. JtV T11E il0RfiKMAN ’* s ll0l>E ’ or f ' ar,utr ’ ,s Fri<-nd. This great remedy has been used with wonderful success by those who have had an opportunity of testing its virtues. No family should neglect to have a supply: and all persons would do well to keep some by them to be used in case of

accident to man or horse.

For the cure of Sprains, Bruises, Saddle and CollarGalls, Swelled Joints, Stillness and Weakness of the Legs, Uhl

Sores, Scratches, A.C., in HORSES.

Forthe cure of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sprains, Swellings. Bruises, Sciatic Pains, Stiffness and Weakness of the Limbs, Frosted Feet, in MAN. And other accidents aud afflictions to which men aud animals are liable. Prepared only by SMITH St ATKINSON, Baltimore, and for sale by DARBY & WILKINS,

No. 30 Illinois Street, Indianapolis.

TTp Darby St Wilkins will make a liberal allowance on

\ m/E W IKIi TO KERIN D Hi* EADIF.*

W that we have still on hand a large lot of X>x*css JSillsjs, Which we will aeU very low for cash.

J. K. WHELAN St CO.

ian-*9 Washington Street, No. 5 Bates House.

Thread Lace Bretelles.

A L.NO, a fine assortment of LACK COLLARS and Lace Bordered Handkerchiefs, just rectiv> d by ih>v 14-dtf * B WILLARD A CO.

VED THIS DAY

R E C E I

—BY-

ZDXJFTLEISS ,

DO*. DREKK CAPS FOR LADIES* from 40 cts. to 32 (X) J. K. WHELAN St CO. jan29 No. 5 Bates House, Washington St. OOl.EN ROODS OF EVERY Variety. very low at [jan2*-tf] WILLARD'S.

WOOLEN YARNS,

F THE BEST QUALITY MANUFACTURED AT Richmond, Ind., for sale. Wholesale and R.-tail, i

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WILLARD’S.

We Wish to Close Out A-^I'R STOCK OF WINTER DK Y GOODS. \ W and in order to do so, we will sell them at ju>t what they cost in N- w York. We invite all to call and see us. [feblH dtf] A B. W ILLARD ds CO. DE3xxilc>i*oiciox“ios, Dress Trimmings

unoice nrei-ciRSB uc gux^.***x* w ..v.. .. , ——^ — - ...... „

with this weU-known corporation, through the Indianap- i the above valuable preparation to persons who buy to sell

' ' again, and dealers will find it to their interest, to keep the

article as its orbat rsircuikss and low pbicb must commend it to those who want the bbst as well as the cheapest emedy. jau2*-d6m.

A 1 ofPi

Banjos;

Fifes,

Guitars,

am bonnet, String*, Bass and Tenor Drums, Ac.

Rrass Instruments for Ban

66 West Fourth Street. C.ta......

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JOHN WYNNE. SETH 8. HAINES. WM. WYNNE. WYNNE HAINES Ac CO., Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 101 Pearl-st., (Between Vine and Race Streets,) mchl3-dly] Cincinnati.

hash A Western Railroad, and connect at Indianapolis with trains for Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville, New Albany, Terre-IIaute, and all Southern and Western cities. Returning, the Train will leave Indianapolis at 3:30 P. M., connects at Peru with the train for Logansport, Delhi, Lafayette, and all points West, and also, with the trains going East for Wabash, Lagro, Huntington, Fort Wayne, and Toledo. At Fort Wayne close connections are made with the Pittsburgn, Fort Wayne A Chicigo Railroad East for Pittsburgh, and West for Waisaw, Plymouth, Laporte and Chicago. At Toledo with the M. S. AN. J. and the Detroit and Toledo Railroads for Adrian, Monroe, Detroit, Brantford, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Toronto and Montreal, and ' with the ClevehiBd and Toledo R R. for Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, New Y ork and Boston. Baggage checked through each way between Dayton, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Peru, Logansport, Fort Wayne and Toledo. Buy your Tickets via Peru and Indianapolis Railroad. Fare as low as by any otiier route. Special attention given to the transportation of Live Stock, Produce and Merchandise generally. JJjr’ By special arrangement between the Indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Jeffersonville and Indianapolis, the Peru aud Indianapolis, aud the T. W. A W. Railroads.— Freights are shipped to and from Cincinnati, Jeffersonville and Indianapolis to points on the T. W. and W. K. R. and to Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland, without change of cars and as low as by any ether route. JAMES. H. MILLS, Sup’t. L. N. Andrews, General Freight Agent. Indianapolis, Dec. 3, 1857. CHANGE OF TIME. JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. Two Trains Daily (Sundaysexcepted.) TYN and after December 7,1857, Trains will run as follows: Accommodation leaves at 7:30 A. M. Express leaves at 1:00 A. M. Above trains stop for the accommodation of passengers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin, Edinburgh, Colum-'->U8, malting connections at Seymour with trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Road, and at Louisville with trains on the Louisville, Frankfort A Lexington, and Louisville A Nashville Roads. Freight Trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded Office, Madison Depet, West side A S. CAROTHERS, Sup’t. J. G. Whitcomb, Freight Agent. dec5-dtf

ofis Agency.

LOSSES EqriTABLY ACJI STICD And Promptly Paid If wealth, with a steady and prompf attention to a legtti mate insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good faith, have inducements with the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality aud our claims their patronage, to records of past services, tend ering their continuance with increasing ability and facilities

in future.

WM. HENDERSON, Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.

, wh with

agency. WM. HENDERSON. de«24 dly Indianapolis Insurance Company. BUSINESS CONFINED TO THE STATE

OF INDIANA,

INCOKPOKATEO

IN 183G*

C3IRK AND MARINE Risks taken at equitable rates, F Losses promptly paid. JCP Office, Central Bank. South Meridian Street. mcblM ’57 dly.

Application can be made to E. II. Barry, Clerk, who is fully authorized to transact business connected with the

MISCELLANEOUS. SWAN & CO’S LOTTERIES. AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

IKTIEI'W COMMENCING WITH THE NEW YEAR. u 11AI E Taken Jlr. Ceorge Knudle i in partnership,in the BOOT AND SHOE BU S I N ESS , THE FIRM WILL IN FCTCRE BK A. KNODLE & SON. We have concluded to drop the CREDIT SYSTEM, ami

adopt the entire

CASH S Y S T EM.

From and after the 16th of January we will sell exclusively

forcash, ami as an inducement we will sell at Very Reduced Prices.

Our stock is constantly replenished, and our goods are as superior as those of any other establishement in the W est. We intend still to continue to manuf acture all kinds of work, and also keep a constant supply of Eastern work. j&uttdSm

WM* ¥• WII-BY*

COMMISSIONER in INDIANA jrbr the followingStiite* and TerritorU*.

K N I T T E J ) COons F|3H1'. EAKIJEST AND KENT SKI,ITT ■ ed Stock in the city* selling at greatly REDUCED PRICES

Xl.Allz*octd n-ecox-d BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 167 Walnut-st.* bet. Fourth Ac Fifth sts* CINCINNATI. WRIGHT80N *t CO., Ppoprixtors. tmchl3-dly

Committee.—Martin Very, New Albany ; John Sutherland, Laporte; Hen ry McPherson, America ; Himm Bucon, Indianapolis; Geo. W. Moore, Spencer. SECTION FOUR. THRASHERS, REAPERS, MOWERS, WAGONS, PUMPS, Ac. Best Thrasher and Separator $80

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10 20 10 10 10 10

Cerdage Machine 5 Wooden Pump Pump «f any kind for common use Hydraulic Apparatus for raising water Ditching Machine

2d best

Best Clover Hullerand Separator., do 8 Horse Power do 2 Horae Wagon 2d best 44 Best 1 Horse Wagon do 1 Horae Cart

do OxCart..

do Wooden Pump 5 do Pump ef any kind for common use 5 do Hydraulic Apparatus for raising water 5 do Ditching Machine 6 do Stump Machine 10 do Wind Mill for Farm purpose* 10 do Reaper 30 2d best Reaper 15 Best Mower 30 2d best Mower I s Bert Combined Kea|>er and Mower 30 2d best 4 ‘ 16 Committee.—Jacob L. Kintner, Rockhaven, Ky.; Samuel Taggart, Indianapolis ; David Neavitt, Lawrenceburgh; Fred. S. Hackley, Peru ; A. J. Boone,

Lebanon.

IN ORDER TO MEET myfY MATURING OBLIGATIONS I AM DETER ITl MINED TO SELL BOOKS AND STATIONERY At unusual low price*, Preferring io sell than to be Sola I do this to meet the pressure. ANY ONE WISHING GOODS WOULD DO WELL To call before purchasing elsewhere. To be Sold in quantities t j suit Purchasers* j. jE&m ZEVEmn-icrc m+i. No. 12 Illinois Street. w oct29

J. H. SEMMONS & CO.

succession,)

Beat fifteen varleltc* . .

Dip. and S10 Beat ten varletieaof Autumn Pears, Dip. and 8 Best five varieties of Winter Pears Dip. aud 5

Peaches.

Best ten varieties of Peaches Dip. and $6 Best flve •• 44 Dip. and 4

Plums.

Bert collecUi.n of Plums Dip. and $10

Grapes.

Ben collection of Gra|tes Dtp. and $5 Bert flve clusters Isabella Grapes Dtp. and 9 Heat Ire clusters Catawba Grapes Dip and 9 Best collection Grapes grown under gla*s Dip. and S

Quinces.

Best dozen quinces Dtp. and $6 Cranberries. Best half bushel cultivated Cr nberrles. Dip. aud 810 Sweepstakes. Beet collection of Prutia of all ktnde,— Dip.and $30 Xew Varieties. Beet collection of new and untealed varieUee of Pruite of all kinda Dip. sad 90 Committee.—Dr. Warder, Cincinnati; Mr. Merryfield, Mishawaka ; M. Moyer, Niconzt; F. Graham, New Albany ; Mr Mendenhall, Richmond. SECTION THREE. FLOWERS.—AMATEUR’S LIST. Nurserymen and dealers in green house planta cannot compete in this class. Hen nollecUoD of Green Hooee Plante, sol Including plant* for bedding out 910 2d beet collection •••••“_ : BmI OOllfiCtlOD »« sea ... 10 Mb#* “ 6

CLASS B. SECTION ONE. Articles in this Class must be owned and manufactured by exhibiter, or under his supervision, but may be entered for him by an agent of his appointment. Articles in Section 1 will be exhibited in Miscellaneous Hall. Those in Sections 2 and 3 in Mechanics’ Hall. Carriages under the Carriage Shed, and Cabinet Ware in the Hall of Domestic Manufac-

tures.

MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL

PRODUCTS.

Beat Silk Hat *3

Fur Hal. Cnee of Hat* Dree* Coal -— Pnntt Veet Overcoat caae of made Clothe* •pecimen Book Printing v apecimeu Job Printing....... v specimen Fancy Printing ................7. aeeorted apodmeita Printing

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Beet a pecimen of Book Rating ... do apecimeu of Lithographing. do apeetmea of Wood Cut...,, do epodmen of Copperplate Ku do apedaen of Steel hugravia* do epodmoa of .Writing Fluid..

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do do do

rptato Engraving...... Writing riuio. .-*...

specimen ofPrindng Ink....

apeetmea lord Off. j

apecitaen ef bert Tallow Caudle* box Stearine Candle* specimen of Coal OU a pecimen of Sloao Coal

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FTAVE ESTABLISHED A PERSIA[X nent branch of their celebrated English Optical Establishment, for the sale of their Improved Spectacles.— The superiority of their Glasses being so well known and recognized throughout Europe and America, renders all comment on their merits unnecessary Testimonials to their superiority .from the moat eminent physicians and scientific men of both Continents, may he seen at their office, Illinois st., (up stairs,) opp. Bates House. nov30 ______ dG.

N ENERGETIC BUSINESS HAN CAN ■ make, In any part of the United States, from three to 're dollars a day, by selling from sample “THE PATENT INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with an improved Burner. Every family who has regard for life, person , property or economy will purchase them. For information by mail, enclose stamp, to HAWXHUR8T *t MOTT, Patentees and exclusive manufacturer*, nov98-d6m 69 Fulton Street, New York.

r»a,l-m.e>x» Uqujbo ! NEW ARRANGEMENT. ■WAVING BECOME rHs'pROPEIBTOK OF THIS [x WELL KNOWN and long established Hotel, and assumed Its exclusive management, I respectfully solicit from its OLD CUSTOMERS and the public generally, a continuance of liberal patronage. THIS HOUSE haa been almost entirely rebuilt, refitted and newly furnished within the past two years; and it convenient, oommodio us aud comfortable in all its departments; and no pains shall be spared to rondor it in every way a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. In viewef the pressure of the times, fire ha* been reduce In a corresponding ratio. A few families can be accommodated, and efty boarders, either with or without lodging, on moderate term*. JESSE D. CARMICHAEL. The room east of the office will be leased or rented for a basinosa room. [jan21-dtf.) J. D. C.

Chicago to Janesville* IWadison* Prairie Du Chien and St. Paul* tux CHicaeo st. padl and von dc lac bail road.

xs.* through to rnAiKiJS uu uuikm in ten noun, without change of cars connecting with steamers for St. Paul and all points on the Upper Mississippi, whief are the finest on the river, and* run exclusively in connection with this road. Passengers via - this line art:re in St Paul 12 HOURS AHEAD of the DUN LEITH ROUTE. Time from Chicago to Beloit, two and a half hours; Janesrille, three hours; Madison, five hours; Prairie Du Chien, ten hours, and St. Paul, 30 hours. Be sure and purchase tickets via Janesrille, whiah can lie had at all principal Railroad offices. GKO. L° DUNLOP,j Superintendents. E. DbWitt, Robinson Gen’1 Tlcke 4 Agent. juneliWiy

$70,000!!!

FOR TEN DOLLARS! fWillE following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swim & j Co., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Numlier Lotteries for April, 1858, at Augusta, Georgia, in public, under the superin-

tendence of Commissioners.

O 1 » SI © ,

To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on Saturday* April 3d* 1858*

O 1 JS s 1 O ,

To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia., in public, on

$a.turduy, April lOtlx* 1858.

O 1 £1 J5 St 1 1 , 20 To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on i 15

Maine,

New Hampshire,

Vermont,

Massachusetts, Rhode Island,

New York,

New Jersey, Pennsylvaaia,

Maryland. Virginia. Kentucky.

Tennessee.

North Carolina,

Mississippi,

Louisiana. Texas,

Ohio,

Illinois, Missouri.

Iowa,

Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas, Nebraska. California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico,

Willudministaroaths, take depositions, affidavits Ac., and - acknowledge Deeds, Mortgages, t’o ers of Attorney. &c., to be used and recorded in any efthe abo-e Stales ami

Territories.

TT5 3 Office, No. 10 1-2 Kast Washingto- sreet over Adams’ Express Office. nov‘.i d&.wtf.

Saturday, April 17tU* 185S. O 1 fit fit IQ, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on Saturday* April gitU* 1S5S* On the plan of Single numbers. Ftvx Thousand Four Hundred and Kiouty-Fivk Prizes ! NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE

TICKETS.

Magnificent Scheme, to be drawn each Saturday in April.

1 Prize of $70,000 -4 3u,000 44 10.000 44 5,000 44 4,IKK) 44 3,000 44 1,500 44 1,000 “ s

Dye-Stu£fe, Dye-Stufis.

3 000 LBS ‘ “ ES1 HAD-

2,000 lbs best Indigo, 4 t)bls Lac Dye,

150 boxes Kxt. Logwood, 200 bids Chrom. Potassa,

20 bbls.Chip’d 4 ‘ 5 casks Copperas, on 44 44 Fustic, 6 brls Alum, Gr’dCamwood, 10Carboys' OilVitrol,

i With a large stock of Dye-Stuffs of ail kinds, to which 1 I invite the attention of Dealers and contuiuers. For sale

! low. in quantitiesto suit purchasers .

oct7 R. DROWNING.

NEW Y o ll HARDWARE

K CASH STORE.

fHTHK SUBSCKIBKK having sold out his entir j stock of Hardware in his old store, some few mouths since, has now opened a new and complete assortment o AMERICAN 8l ENGLISH HARDWARE,

000 800 7(0 600 500 300 126 100

PRIZES.

BUSINESS CARDS.

TT. REAL ESTATE AOENT, AUCTIONEER* HONEY BROKER, AND DEALER IN RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS, A.C., No. 10%, East Washinoton Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

/NIXON & GOODMANA r Manufacturers, T AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK Every Variety of Fereifn tad Domestic PAPER. PRINTERS’ CARD STOCK; Paper Manufacturers’ MATERIALS, ETC., 77 * 79 WAL/NUT 8T., CINCINNATI.

APPROXIMATION

4 Prizes of $400 Approx, to $70,000 Prize are. .$1,600 4 “ 44 300 *' “ 30,000 44 44 .. 1,200 4 “ 44 2 0 0 4 4 44 10,00 0 44 44 8()0 4 44 •* 125 44 44 5,000 Prizes" 500 4 44 44 100 44 44 4,b00 44 44 . 400 4 44 44 75 44 44 3,000 44 44 .. 300 4 44 44 50 44 44 1,500 44 -4 .. 200 5,00 0 4 4 4 4 20 are 100,000

N

4=5 3 Fall Stylos

x, x, ’ » 4 of Hats and Capa.

B are naw la receipt and tailing th* (Inert and moat elogamt 8IUEJIAT offered in this market,

'th* tell style POLACK CASSIMBEE.

A tar$e eaaortment of every dertrahle color, sbap and

quality of

Hem** stmd Ymmtk«*Smft Fell. And a large end aptemtid variety of MEW STYLES OF CAPS, Fancy tad plain, of ekrth, oik plush, rtlk velvet, and silk gtmod, which wo ore telling at the lowootrernffili prioeo. Bo 2t Waobmcton Btrwt. aeptH Neortyoppoatte tho Palmar Hone*.

’ tadanlan, both In oity and country, at ox too*. O. B. STOUT A BRO. Ho. «l West Washington at., TraMnimpoBo* Ind. novtrST. dly.

E W BEACKSJUITH ESTABLISHment. The undenifned having determined one pernanent location in this city, would beg leave to inform the oublic, that they may confidently expect to have any kind of Job Work done promptly and in good style, and at fair

■*rice*.

HORSE SHOEING He would say to Fanner*, Livery and Omnibus and Draymen, as well as gentlemen and fast nag B’hoys, please try nor work. From long experience in the huaineoa, he is pre- • ired to do all work in hi* line aa it should be. Wagons constantly on hand and made to older, from the «at of material, and by the most experienced workmen. Bepaii ng done on abort notice. hlicn removed to tha new brick on Pennsylvania street opposite the State Bank. TH0MA8 MARKHAM. fcb18-18S6d*w

TLTV JHt AT I la cmanisteimtimm ml (Me recent Decis-

ion of the

SUPREME COURT, X* £1 XI. 3=1. X IN* 3E2

Wilt continue to keep a

LARaE ASSORTMENT

CfS2l Ml Books, Pens, Ink, States, Copy Books, Ac.,he., needed by every scholar. Call at Ho. 1 Odd Fellows’

Hall. jan27-dif. Received this day by Express

mWTIS. S. A. ALLEY'S WORLD'S HAIR RE-

ITi STOKER and ZYLOBALSAMUM. at

J. K. WHELAN A CO’S,

Joel * No. I Bates House, Wariting on Street. Bast American French Window

Q 1* ASS.

AAA —urir* wt* bow glass, aborted tgUU ataee,fam> 8*1° to 36x36. For mle at the lev

*ot figures, by

[oet7-d5ml

R. BROWNING.

KIRT WHALEBONE AND RATTAN, round an

[hhSj

WILLARD’S

5*485 Prizes amounting to 2320*000 Whole Tickets fcio; Halves $51 Quartc rs #2 50. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. The numbers from 1 to 50,000, corresponding with those numbers on the Tickets printed on seperate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel. The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheel%are then revolved, and a number is drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out are opened xnd exhibited to the audience, and register ed by the Commissioners ; the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the prizes are drawn out Approximation Prizes.--The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first 7 Prizes will be entitled to the 28 Approximation Prizes, For example: if Ticket No. 11250 draws the $70,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 11248, 11249,11251,11252, will each be entitled to $400. If Ticket No. 550 draws the $30,000 Prize, those Tick- ts numbered 548,549, 551,552, will each he entitled to $30o, and so on according to the above

scheme

The 5*000 Prizes of *20 will be determined by the last figure of the number that draws the $70,000 Prize. For example, if the number drawing the $70,000 Prize ends with No. 1, then all the tickets where the number ends in 1, will be entitled to $20. If the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where the number ends in 2 will b«

entitled to 20. and so on to 0

Certificates of Packages will be sold at the

following rates, which is the risk :

Certificate of Package of 10 Whale Tickets $8u 44 4 10 Half 44 40 44 44 W Quarter 44 2u “ 44 10 Eighth “ 10 IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets entered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may

designate

The list of drawn numbers and prises will be sent t* pur

chasers immediately after the drawing

JIj 3 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,

and give their Post Office, County and State.

ITP Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable

in full without deduction.

JO 3 AU Prizs* of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual time of thirty

days.

All communications strictly confidential Address orders for ticket* or certificates to 8. SWAN 4k CO., Augusta, Ga.

JO 3 Persons residing near Montgomery Ala., or Atlanta Ga., can have their order* filled, and save time, by address-

ing 8. Swan 4k Co., at e.ther of those cities.

1H7 3 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel with the amount of the prize each one is entitled to. will

And Cutlery, recently purchased and mostly direct from the manufactories, he would respectfully invite his old friends and all others who wish to purchase for cash and at REDUCED PRICES, To give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he is prepared to duplicate Cincinnati Bills ondetuand, at his ^ Store, Nearly opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, at No. 85 East Washington Street, at the sign of the big IO IFL O X> -A. 2C E3 - decl-d&wly HENRY S. KELLOGG FRESH A 1C RIVAL, OF QUEENS WARE. By - tne Ship* Lancaster and ftortb America, B ET’E have just received, direct from the manufactoriet W in England, a large and varied assortment of QUEENSWARK, comprising every variety of style in Te;i and Dinner Setts ; a large quantity of assorted GLASSWARE, which we will sell at Cincinnati prices without fail. We also keep constantly on hand a large assortment ol STONEWARE. HAWTHORN 4c BUCHANAN, sept3-dwlyl East Washinirton-st.. near Little’s Hote

9000 THE COMPOSITION OF THE TURKISH HAIR —AND Beard Invigorator! ri^HAT far famed oriental remedy fer restoring the I growth of the hair and beard, and so long a secret known only to the inhabitants of Turky and Persia, hao been discovered and is now before the people of this country. Our object is to notify the public where it can I* had; as the American proprietors, after thoroughly testing its merits in thousands of instances, challenge a single cas« in which the preparation will not completely restore the hair and cause a full growth of beard under a forfeiture ef $600. The mysterious power of thif remedy has caused the hair to grow after every other medicine had failed, and produced a thick growth of whiskers on faces before beardless, in a remarkahl yshort time. It is put up in bottles with full directions and guaranty accompany lug each. Price $ 1 per bottle, sent free of expense to the purchase! by mail or express, to any part of the United States. Aa high as 781 bottles have hoen sent by mail and express in the space of one week with perfect safety. The trail* sup plied on reasonable terms. All orders must be addressed to PATTERSON <t CO. dec9-daw6m Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. MADAME B U RUE I. L , DOCTRESS. Office on ILLINOIS STREET, BETWEEN GEORGIA AND MARYLAND STREETS OPPOSITX TH* ORU&TAL HOUSE. ADA TIE BUHDEJLL, treats the following 1V1 diseases: Fevers of every description; Chills; Lung Diseases; Liver Complaints; Dyspepsia; Nervous Diseases of every description; Female Weakness of every description; Scrofula; Blood Diseases; Fever Sores; Paralysis, and Rheumatism She also practices UBObCOPY,which makes it convenient for persons who live out of the city to send specimens for examination and save expense. All who favor her with a call will receive prompt attention. j*P 3 dswly

Fancy Bazaar, No. 32 Washington Street. 7I77 3 Call and insjiectthem HENRY HAI’SMAN. feb21 dll M M M O r JC XX CARPET WAREHOUSE THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK —OK— O X’ X30 t fc* ! — AN D House Furnishing 0 <> o <1 s I* Tin: ST AT F, A7 EASTERN RETAIL PRICES’. Can now lie found at the CARPKT WARKHOUSK —ok— H. A. FLETCHER &. CO.. {.Fletcher'* Nero Block.) NO. 1(> FAST \V AKHINIil ON STKFIT. P. S.—Carpets Cut and Made. Gilt Curtain, Cornice mi.l Window Shades put up,aud all kinds of House Furnishing Work done to order by an experienced person.

A NEW STOCK *TAF PRINTS ; bleached Shirtings and Sheetings jus \ f received at [fel.51 WILLARD’S.

NO .

CHARLES MAYER,

2«J WE ST WASHINGTON S’J R E E l

Indianapolis* Indiana.

2 X KALKK in Willow Cabs, Hobby Horses, Sleighs, VeB W locipedes. Fancy Cabs, Shopping, Knitting, Sewing, trave iug, work, fruit, cloth, office and market baskets; hampers, bird's nests; rocking and nursing, children, hich and low rattan chairs, india rublier goods, such as balls, babies,toys,rattles, redding, back, side anil puff combs; hair, shat ing, tooth, whisker, cloth, flesh, blacking,counter, window, horse, whitewash, scrubbing and crumb brusbesj.silk, cotton, hair, hemp and sea-grass lish-liii-s. of any length and size;.vankec doodles; salmon, kirby. limerick, and trout, flatted and bowed fishhooks; floats, multiplying reels; cane fish poles; i ane pipe stems; musical instruments, such as music boxes, accordeons, harmonicas, Violins, flutes, fifes, guitars, banjos and tamborines; Italian violin, guitar and nanjo strings; steei pens; Fa'ner's pencils; poitmonaies; wallets; perfumery,such as Fariue and oilier colognes, soaps, extracts, pomades and oils; fine ivory tooth, English horn redding, back, side and puff combs; nee.lles, pins,looking glasses,beads, masks, marbles, fire crackers, torpedoes; tire-works of tfie best manufacture; American and German pistols; game-bags, powder flasks,shot pouches, pocket compagnons, jewelry, snuff boxes, cigar cases, smokepipes, cigar holders, work boxes, cabas, back-gam-mon lioards, chessmen, dominoes, checkers, night tapers, skates, magic lanterns, toys, an endless variety; fancj goods, jajianed ware; ladies’ fancy baskets, a very large stock, and always of the latest importation; pocket and table cutlery, razors and scissors of the Iiest makers; birdcages; wooden-ware, such as cedar tubs, buckets, churns, faucets, bowls, butter prints, &c. David Landreth’scelebrateil garden seeds; stone axd yellow ware; groceries, produce, confectionaries, pickles, preserves; W. R. pine apple ami imported cheese; fresh peaches aud tomatoes in cans; German and Havana cigars; Virginia tobacco; olive oil; sardines; rock and cough candy; currants, i aisi ns, figs, dates, nuts, prunes, citrons, split peas, lintels, juniper berries; hemp, canary, caraway,coriander, fennel and anise seed; sage, oat meal,

sago,] man,

Mershaum Pipes. My business connections with Consul of most of the Ger-

, pearlbarley, farina,millet,cocoa and chocolate; GerAmerican, Spanish aud Turkish smoking tobacco;

man States, and also with one of tiie Iiest German hanking houses in this country, enable me to execute with dispatch. Powers of Attorney, to make collections in the old country, and to furnish drafts pay able always at sight; to all the prin-

cipal cities in Germany.

The publiepatrouage is respectfully solicited.

CHALKS MAYER,

0Ct31-d6m No. 29 West Washington Street.

the amount of the prize each one is entitled to, will be published after ev*fy drawing, in the following papers:— Augusta (Georgia) Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, and Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch, and Paulding ^(Mississippi) Clarion, New York Dispatch. A SPLENDID assortment of Satinets; Tweeds, Prints £%. DeLaines, Black Muslins. 4tc., just received st the

old established cheap cash store.

*n>» HUNT. SMITH 4t CO.

FAIRBANKS’

PATENT

Sold by FAIRBANKS * 00.,

M$ Broadway. M.T,

G.T. BBOWNTBe, Agent, IwHaB^aiis. Ind. JUM9S j-

AARON BURR.

IFE OF AAKOM B17BK* SECON] •apply at STB WART A BOWEN’S.

J . M . F R O S T . SOAP MANUFACTORY, i*earl Street* a few doors Went of the

Pont Office*.

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.

A^tONSTANiTliY OX HATD an ASSOKT\_y M ENT of German Chemical Soaps superior in qual-

ity to any other Soap* now in use in the West. Grocer*, wholesale and retail, also families supplied at

tesi than Cincinnati prices.

Orders, verbal or by mail, will be supplied without delay. feb3 dim. r r. mu.. e.eouMxmi, j. ■. hh i_ Fruit and Ornamental Nursery. f B VH E II!i DBBSI&AfED have established themM. selves in the Nursery business on the well known Nursery Grounds formerly occupied by Aaron A hired ge, a few rods eart of the corporation line, Indiana pells. We have one hand a general asaortaapt of fruit trees, of such varieties as are beet adapted to our soil atnd climate. The

Also*, a very fine stock

tree* are f the very bust quality,

of Ornamental Shrubbery.

ILr We are now ready to fill all order* promptly. Ad-

HILL, GOLDSMITH A CO.,

drees,

novll-wfim

Indianapolis, Ind.

’50.

li ■»D 0 C,K*R, PETERSON and the BRITISH RRvTBWS, furnished tojaerchants throughout the a *-»ra

STB WAR 1

Cincinnati Wholesale Pimm.

AaBB

T it BOWEN.

dtf

United States Milling Company, NO. 32 ILLINOIS STRKET, NKAR MARKET STREET, Indianapolis, Ind. IT!HE above Company haring purchased of Messrs. J I B. A W. C. Holmes, their .-team Flouring Mills atZionsville, and taken the Store hitherto occupied by them in Indianapolis will keep constantly on hand (and deliver free of charge to any part of the eity).. Flour of all the va rious grades, aud would call particular attention to their unequaled “Extra Lilly-White Family Flour,’ Feeling assmed it will give full satisfaction to all who purchase it. Buckwheat, Corn Meal, Rye Flour, Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts, and Ship Stuff", Constantly on hand and tor sale, wholesale and retail, by

the

UNITED STATES MILLING COMPANY, No. 32 Illinois Street, near Market Street. ROB’T LETHBRIDGE, Manager. Indianapolis, Feb. 24, 1858. N. B.—Bakers and Dealers supplied on lilieral term*

feb24 d3m

rpiIB CITY OF T1IK liKEAT KING,

1 by Dr. Barclay.

Parthenia; or, the last days of Paganison. Life of Alexander Hamilton, by his son. Aaron Burr, fourth supply. Twin Roles, by Mrs. Mowatt, fourth supply The “March” magazines, at feb27-dtf STEWART & BOWEN S. AMERICAN HOUSE,

BOSTON.

Ke-ea tab II all ment of the old plan ot

management.

B" EWIS Rice, Proprietor,respectfully announces /fr,? | j that he has resumed the old plan of manage- tajjj meat, as it existed before the recent alteration. Trial JOnh. of the European system in this Hotel, proves, that al Ihough the advantages are great, yet the plan is liettei

adapted for the smaller Hass of hotels.

The accommodations and conveniences of the House are unsurpassed, and the recent improvements and alterations, forthe cumfortof guests. leave nothing t > be desired.

sept25 ' 0 ‘

3taw3m

1000 fehl8-dtf

1.BS..XO. I HATTITG, for sale at Cincinnati Prices, by A. B. WILLARD A CO

1\JEW GOHDN —We have just opened our first in i qj voice of fall goods. Come and see them. HUNT. SMITH ft CO

Metropolitan Gift Book Store. rBlHE NCUSC'KIBEU SIAN FOK SAGE 1 a complete assortment of Books comprising a selection of the principal publications, which are selling at very low prices. Also every variety of Note. Cap and Letter Paper, at prices varying from $1 25 to $2 50 per ream. A gift with each book or ream of paper worth from 2jc. to $60. Any person sending an order for 10 books will reotrive a book or gift extra. We sell books at lower price* and distribute a larger amount of gift* than any gift bo°h„ store in mi* or any other city. Catalogues sent to any address. Bills of all solvent banks taken at par. J. S. ANDREWS. 140 Nassua street. marl7w3m. Near the City Hall. N«w York-

FLAX SEED TO LOANCJ WATERS *€<». WIGG GOAN FGA* O. SEED, and engage the product* of the same, on the most favorable terms. Seed for that purpose will be deposited with the undersigned in Uum to sow. All person* desiring to enter into such business the com log season ere desired to call on the underatgurtl st early day sod he will give all necessary information. ANDREW WAL1ACB, taarchl7-wlm. Indianapolis, Ind-