Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1858 — Page 2
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lyproeees rich, and a ha* been the case
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Tke Me rases tus« iseisus War. The New York TVifatar’s special Washington
dispatches of tbo 9Rth June say:
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It is not to the immediate and direct sec ease or failure of th« i asb mfn who are rushing so ersmstureTy to the new diggings,,that we aOeeb great Importance. Shouldthe supply of gold jproreee abundant aa in California, the busineaa of mining it will, in time, become systematic and regular, returning a fair compensation for the labor and the capital invested. The bos loess of picking up gold is we would paring-stone* is not generally a lasting or, In many Insunces, a remunerative one, for the reason that there Is not such a nrof use distribution />f the solid lumps as to sfTord an average certainty of comiiensation for the labor of hunting for them; and also Iwc *uae the ownership or control of the soil usually vests in someboor or some authority, requiring sdueregard for individual rights. Hence, picking up gold is not a business v to be engaged in at pleasure in all
places and at all times.
There are, howerer, Important consideration*
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Tbe Fwlitlcwl Prwapwcto im Itaftlana. Our infermatieo from rsrioue portions of the DtWegive* tbo most flattering amwooces o( t decided Democratic triumph in the coming fall elections. The opposition are everywhere astonished at the spirit of concession and conciliation which pervades the Democratic ranks. County, Representative, Senatorial and Congressional Conventions of the Democracy assemble, nominate their candidates, adopt their platforms, and without breach or division, firmly unite against the common enemy. The Kansas iuue Is dead and busied. The “embodiment” of anti-Lecomptonism, Judge Docolas, pronounces It no longer an issue, and is willing to abide by the verdict of the people of Kansas, as they shal l
l co^., sm»™ u,,« tliose die :ovcries, and tlie excitement and emigra-
tion consequent thereon, are likely to have upon the busineaa of California and Oregon, from which the principal drain must first be made; and the influences Which they may have ujion the future condition and government of the Territory embraced within the present jurisdiction of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Upon the first of these points, we have a letter before us from a well-in-formed source In California, received by the last stsarnsr, which is so clear, full and sensible, that we are sure our readers will be pleased with the following extract. The writer, alter propounding the question which we are considering, goes on to
*ay tiiat
“No one can predict the future;hut our opinion
is this, it will injure our State for six months or a year to come, and after that,it will do us immense good. We have already lost 2,500 or 3,000 good
working men, and our steamer to morrow will
have 500 or 000 more The excitement is steadily increasing; labor will advance so much that our own mines and manufactories, in many localities, will he compelled to suspend operations for a time, and our own receipts of gold will show s diminution from the present yield. This, of course, is against us, and we fear will produce some stagnation throughout the State. Now, nearly all the supplies to support this qpw country
will he taken from this place for ut leasts year.
Our loss In population will be mode up next sum-
mer by the immigration across the t'lains, and they will arrive in a hotter condition than those
who come out by sea, as they have their farming
implements and some stock on hand. '1 hen the
Immigration} from Canada and England will bn
very large, when it is known mines are on thoir own territory and under their own laws. “Another grand tiling for this country is, that we shall have a market for our surplus wheat. This question has long been n difficult one to an-
awer, ‘What shall we do with our products when more land is under cultivation V and It has proved to > serious for any one to solve. But now the thing is clear in a moment—here is s vast
Northern territory, a perfect wilderness which
mav soon contain a large population, and Oregon
and California must send them bread. It really looks like an interposition of Providence to aid us, in carryingout the grand work of civilisation
of this Western slope, which tends to mix the
Mongolian and Saxon races in close intercourse,
before bringing the former to forswear their idols and embrace Christianity. But we must stop, and vou will excuse our writing so much on this
head—the subject is vast, and opinions are useless—we might fill sheets, and give you no infor-
mation after all.”
On the other point to which we have alluded— the effect of these gold discoveries upon the future government of the territory in question— Great Britain and her North American subjects may b* said to be more directly and immediately interested; but the Government and people of the United States can not bo indifferent to the condition of the territory and people on this continent not politically united with us. The British Possessions In North America exceed in extent those of the United States; but their population ami productions, as compared with ours, are quite limited, and their situation and climate forbid any comparison between the Nortli-western portions and the States of the American Union The Hudson's Bay Territory contains 2,190,000 square miles, while all the other British North American Poassssions, including Canada East and West, New Brunswick, Nora Scotia and Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island, New Foundland and Labrador, cover an area of only 886,900 square uiiles. The latter, however, contain a population of 2,508,782, while the immense territory of Hudson’s Bay numbers only a population of 180,000. Its Government is vostoa In the Hudson’s Bay Company, which was chartered by King Charles IMn 1670. This charter, with its 8ubs0<jiicot renewals, will expire at no distant day* In view of this expiration, the question of the future government of the territory has been freely discussed in Canada, and has been the sutyect of proceedings m the Canadian Parliament, with the view of preventing a further extension, and of, bringing it under the jurisdiction of the other
British Provinces.
It is known, also, that the leading etatesmen in Canada, and It is thought members of the home Government also have lately been contompliting a movement for the extension of the great Railway lines now reaching through'Canada to the Pacific Ocean, traversing the whole diftance through British Possessions. Formidable os this project appears, it has no doubt been seriously entertained, and wh«ti we consider the old which the English Government would be likely to sfford, Ills not altogether an impossible undertaking. Should the diaooreriee of gold In the neighbor hood of Puget’s Sound prove, os Is not unlikely, judging from our experience in California, but the preluds to mors extensive mineral fields in the interior, the effect must be to attract a large population to that region, and to build up, in s brief apse* of tints, a powerful Interest there, which will not fail to exert Important influences upon the subjects to which we have alluded. Such a community would hardly consent long to be sulject to the Hudson's Bay Company, nor Is it clear that they would be more likely to consent to s politiosl oonnection with Canada. The first rush will be from the United States; but subsequent events may modify th* ohoraoter and tone of th* emigration, so that it-would not be safe to
no little Interest and importance, and may exercise a powsrfal Influence upon the relations between England and this country. *
Monday In August. To this arbitration, not only the entire party, but the country must submit. Black Republicanism anticipated an irreconcilable division in the Democratic party upon an Issue of policy, and in that anticipation felt confi dent of an easy victory. They now begin to feel that they kave built castles In the air. As the canvass waxes warmer and the election day approaches, those illusions will rapidly vanish. Two years ago the clouds which hung over the prospects of the Democracy were darker than the present, ami the hopes of the Republicans were equ lly buoyant. We triumphed in 1856, and we will triumph in the coming contest. The Democratic Issues, then upon trial before the country, bitterly opposed by Black Republicanism, have since met with the general approval of the country. Certainly, no Democrat will desire to neutralize that victory and surrender the issues achieved by a hard-fought battle. The principles and policy of the Democratic party were never more popular than now. They even have the approval of the party which but two years ago took issue against them. What possible motive, then, can there be In transferring the political power of the country from the control of the party which represents its public sontiment, to its hereditary enemies? What can a Lecompton or au Anti-Lecompton Democrat gain by permitting the common enemy to triumph over both? The Republican party in this State have professed a most profound sympathy for AntlLeoompton Democrats. They have been zealous in their praises of Douglas, of MoNraojinY, and ofall who opposed the Lecompton issue. And what is that friendship worth ? Who bitter against Douglas than the Republicans of Illinois ; or against MoNrooHsar than the Republicans in his district ? Both ore candidates for re-election to the positions they now hold, and they will be defeated if it is in the power of the Republican party. So in our own State. Mr. Secrcst, an Anti-Lecompton Democrat, is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. Does he now receive any “aid and comfort” from the Republicans ? Who more bitterly denounced ? Holman, an other Anti-Lecompton Democrat, is the Democratic candidate in the Fourth District. Does he have Republican support? They are now mak ing arrangements to run their strongest man against him. The Republicans will give no more support to SirakST and Holman than they will to Huohxs. They will defeat them all with their own men if they can. In the Third District Carr, an Anti-Lecompton Democrat, is on the track against the regular nominated Democratic candidate; but the Republicans show their great love for Anti-Lecompton Democrats by running a candidate of their own. Are not these facts sufficient to convince every Democrat of the ne cesslty of sustaining the regular organization of the party, if he desires its supremacy and the su*
cess of Its principles and policy ?
From this out, we predict that the race between Lecompton a id Anti-Lecompton Democrats will be as to who can accomplish most tor the success of the regular Democratic nominees. Whatever ill-feeling may have existed has been surrendered by the minority magnanimously yielding to the expressed wishes of the majority in the nominations which have been made. Mr. Secrkst and Judge Holman will have no more zealous support than that which will be given them by those who have differed with them upon the post Kansas issue. And the same generous spirit will bo manifested toward Judge Hughes by those who may have differed with him upon that settled question. And so all over the State. In this county the Democratic nominees will not be supported os Lecompton or Anti-Lecompton Democrats, but as Democrats. If any are Antl-Lccompton Democrats, they will have no more Support from the Republicans than their Democratic brethren. There are important questions which may depend upon the State elections of the next fall. The members of Congress to be then elected may be called upon to choose the next President, in case of a failure to elect by the popular vote, which is not unlikely to be the case. What Democrat, In view ol the importance of the coining election, if he desires the supremacy of Democratic policy, will not yield his prejudices or convictions upon a post Issue to harmonise the party and elect its candidates? Democrats con not expect any support from the opposition, unless for the mere purpose of distracting th* party and only to that extent. Democrats can only expect
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alarming accounts wsn received tMs mantH r- — This new canse of emborrassmont odds much to the oomplUnfio* of the Admiaiitration, while
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Indian but it Was mere probably i|L retaliation for the outrages of the whites in provoking hostilities before for the purpose* oTspeeaktian. “•even T ~ Hinrt Wintm, Esq., of the American Express, has favored us with a St. Look paper only seven hours from Alton.
CTTbe canvass bos opened sad is opening throughout the State. A great interest is being taken in polities, and the battle of 1856 is to be fought over again. “Let slip the dogs of war.** ETHon. Schuyler Colt ax bos been renominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Tenth District. , □"The President and his family have moved
out to the Soldiers’ Asylum.
Tfee Crops.
Our reports from all sections of this and the adjoining counties are very fbvorable. Harvest-
ing was begun bv some of
days'ago, and the wheat thus for promises on average yield. The rust bos done serious damage in some localities, but the o>U is not very
extensive or general.
Corn has come out wonderfully in the last ten days, and is now progressing finely. All that is required in the high lands, to imture excellent
yields, are occasional rains.
Several of our iarmera, whose farms were overflowed, have procured early varieties of corn, and
are now vigorously at work planting.
Some of the farmers of Allison Prairie, on the west side of Wabash, have already foplanted their corn fields with the 'ordinary varieties, and have
hopes of raising pretty good crops.
Take it altogether, the prospect is not so discouraging. The farmers begin to look cheerful, and have hopes which all will unite in wishing
may be realized.— Vineennet Sun.
The New Albany Ledger of June 30 says: In our own immediate vicinity the prospect is not very flattering. The wbeft is very much rusted and the crop greatly damaged. We heard of one farmer in Clark County whohad forty-five
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRY THE
II00RHEAD Hi
Frreorve the Teeth.—There few peraoBs whore teeth are not discolored, and bres^ tainted with nnj.leae.nt odore. For *uch, Jew*
fami’e Aware of Wild Mower* will pro re the no*
^ preparedcnhwhl^ eSafa*! dentjfrioa - whitening the teeth, pun&tBC this preparation doe# not impair the month, especially altar smoking, ."d importing *an
Iff! lotUbi *- J* * ttgtrtad the Hfc of the hair. Tht bkcfca and ~ » rTflflgfe asnaabh perfome to the breath. Ode bottfe will last for <1Si^£S!SSSmSrjSS£! •**»* a**®***! a«r giSre-Xl manyi^nths, and Win b. found an exoeUent compound
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Sold everywhere and applied by all hair-dreeeere Jo **l’ h OrijtedytPtNth.Mltm.Bswee, ■areheefr - qg; —- Jk.BBOfNIKO. JeSSwIlm * We* WasWnffonStrret, Agent .
Htmrt miller?
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she doth fie#. But aw ye dogge is heave when opposed to its own kind, carte fighteth valiantly with carte, striving with a neats hearte and an intemperate courage; 4n victorie She poureth out feelings of triomphe in tmnolcwa rtfcoynes of gkdhdas; but when je masterie cleaveth to her adversarie, she flkth with much discretion and
with great speedineus. .. v j
Wheat u Gibson Cobwtt.—TT»e Princeton Clarion says: A large quantity of wheat has been cut dunug the wertc. That pot spoiled by tbe
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rust wfll turn oat #ery weB, but the rust has in- ore . ^ jured a great many fields, and a few so much that *v MlChf The Right OF the Lett,
it will not pay to cut them. The Orleans wheat, it appears, is much lam subject to this malady
than any other kind.
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lUfrtme Cfcamge im tlkrf r.rad orrnredy hair la efeefed wife . and rttbout injuring the fltxre. by a iii*la that msi ill of i»nmqi, CAr-irtmdor*'e
SPECIAL' NOTICES.
Dr. easterly's Iodine nd «ar« sapari I la will cure all diaeaaea arising ftntn
an impure state of the blood, or a depraved condition of the fluids of the system. via: Cancers, Swellfog of the Glands, Rhaamathsn, WhltwBwdUnga, Chronic Sore Byes. PUre, Bails, Erysipelas. Goitre, Pains in the Boure and Joints, Ulcere in tbe Month and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diaeaaea. This medicine eearches out the very roots of the disease by purifying the blood and changing the secretions in the system, thus removing the cause,
which renders the cure certain and permanent.
Dr. Sartarly’s Iodine ass Sarsaparilla will cure the wont mercurial ditea**, and drive sut and destroy every particle of mercury which is in the system, and cure Its
bad effects. r
It will cure secondary Syphilis or Venereal Disease, and
12MO. CLOTH. PRIOB «1 SS.
ThsCanal.—Mr. Osborne, the Superintendent of the lower section, let the water into the canal on Thursday last, os far as the aqueduct, seven miles above Petersburg. He was waiting for the banks to settle where toey have been overflowed
oar formers severs! a n d repaired, on While River. The water would
"" be let in, and the canal made navigable through the lower sections, in a very few anja.—Evan*-
ville Journal.
Ale
rust, something very unusual and scarcely
heard of before in this region.
W atne County.—The prospect for crops has greatly improved within the past two or three weeks in this region. Com has been growing rapidly and the wheat crop bids fair to be an average one. We have heard within a few days that the weevil has made its appearance in some of the wheat fields, and danger of rust is apprehended to late wheat. The general talk, however, is that the wheat crop will be a fair one. The warm weather is bringing corn forward rapidly, and with a favorable aeoson In future there may be a pretty fair com crop.—Richmond
Jtffertoman.
Prospects at the South.—The "Charleston Courier says of the cotton crop prospects : All our advices from oar own and neighboring States give assurances of a large cotton crop the present season. W e learn from the New Orleans Picayune, of the 22d ult., that the damage to the cotton crop by the overflow is estimated at from 200,000 to 300.000 bales, and to the sugar crop at from 60.000 to 70,oOO hogsheads. The editor, however, does not place much reliance in these figures, and says that for sixty days to come no correct opinion can be formed as to the result'. The crops outside of the submerged districts, it remarks, are progressing well, with a few'casual
exceptions.
Hendricks and Boone* Thejoint Democratic Convention of Hendricks and Boone, for the purpose of nominating a candidate to represent them in the next Legislature, met at Brownsburg, in this county on Fnday, foe 25th ult. The convention was enthusiastic Harmony and conciliation marked their deliberations. Several candidates were before foe convention for nomination. After several boltarings, H. M. Marvin, of Boone County, was declared duly nominated for Representative. The Democracy of Hendricks hod settled upon no one candidate, and went into the convention, supporting three or four aspirants for thenOmina tion, but all parries acquiesced in foe choice of the convention. ■> jIn nominating Mr. Marvin foe Democracy have enlisted an augury to success. He has represented Boone County in previous Legislatures, and his acts have been indorsed by foe Democracy in his renomination. He is a sound Democrat and a good speaker. A zealous canvass is all that is necessary to send Mr. M. to the Legislature by a majority of from three to five hundred votes. This he is amply able to do, and we expect shortly to hear of his appointments to speak in every township in foe district.—Danville Democrat.
What Wilson wanted to Fight Gwin for. Sumner was beaten in the United States Senate room, and thereupon he was re-elected to that body. Burlingame got into a duel with Brooks, and got himself returned thereby to tbe House. Wilsou’s-time is running out; hence the flurry. ' O* Some of foe Black Republicans in Congress spoke daggers to England about foe right of search. They are looking out for 1860, and are, consequently, in favor of the next war. They ars smarter than foe new party and its
organs.
$ "re — 17* An exchange derides a man who for away his own self respect p> gain the respect of other people. This is no uncommon exploit. The dog on the bridge, that dropped his boue of meat to jump after its shadow, has many imi-
tators.
D* The New Orleans Crucent says that “William H. Seward will be next President, if he lives and the Union lasts.” If foe editor of the Creecent wants to make such startling predictions os that, let him do it in good grammar at least.
N*. 1 044 Fellows' Hall.
Hosieries, Embroideries, Trimmings, AT THE Fstno y a a x*. Millinery, Trimmings, Hosieries, AT THB FAxxoy 33a.95ctaxr.
Embroideries, Hosieries,
AT THB 35*aia.o y Je7.
Millineries, IB azs a ax*. HENRY HAUSMANN.
07 John S. Davis, of Indiana, consents to be a candidate for the Legislature, at the solicitation of Democrats, Know Nothings and' Republicans, if the Whig party agree to it. Reckon he’sgoing to consult tbe spirits.
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nr Lord Palmerston’s organ says England would not allow the right of search any more than the United States, unless it were provided
for by treaty.
Weakness or the Stomach and Indigestion— Another Great Cure Effected bv Boerhave’s Holland Bitters.—The wife of Pieter De Witte, living in Holland Town, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, suffered much from Weakness of the Stomach and Indigestion. She had been under the physician’s care for some time, but foe disease seemed to baffle even his skill. She purchased some HOLLAND BITTERS at our office, which has given tone to her stomach; her appetite and strength ore returning, and we firmly believe that this is another great cure effected by your medi-
cine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons much respected in our community, and are literally true.
J. QUINTUS,
Editor Sheboygan Nieuwtbode, Sheboygad,’Wisconsin. je28-eodlw NEW APVERTISEMENTS, acoixgknea. JBittey i Bosraagt ja: a nan*. The Celebrated Stomach Bitters. rpHE MOST POPTULAR AND EF-
A fective
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French Lace Mantles, Dress Fringes, Trimmings for Dusters, Duster Prints, Mnsqueto Bars, &c. DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY,
THIS DAT, AT
for ihaTinf. £ G. FONTAINE, 305 Broadway. New
York, geld by all drnjrgiat*.
SYBMWt ‘ » BROWNING, Agre*.., ^ : i— wre-*i^ ■ ■ ——, •ggp* J4**»*w*y'n Otatment.—Theban* *f Mrafola, w* King’* Bril of our ancestor*, ha* no fee li&e-jW* detergent and eradicating reive. Its heabng qaalMa* are unaqualad in the cure of nit rheum, rerylag*,*ore treat*, and tSe reald-head and ring-worm, the enemie* of tOenureerr. It renews the coating of the skin, and leave* no Ware behind of former disfigurement. Sold * the manufa-toey. No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggist*, at 25c., 63c., and Si pet box.
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NEW m ELEGANT FURNITURE. W J fct, a * LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
resinenee, consisting of Carpet*, Ottomans, Lounges, Sofe*. Mattresses, Canopy Bedstead, Marble-top Centertables, Bureaus, Wash-stands, Bxtensioitand other tables, together with China, Plated and Kitchen Ware, and other
articles.
The above furniture has been all bought within six months, and is as good as new. It can he seen at the house
the evening before the sale.
Txkms—For all sums of $10 and tinder, cash; over that amount a credit of sixty days will he given, purchasers giving not*s payable In bank, with imWs rs, if required The house will be rented from and after June 3t*, to a
good tenant with a small family.
je25-3t WEST A WILSON.
W W WEDNESDAY next, June 30, st nine o’clock A. M., at tbe residence of Mrs. L. A. West, on Pennsylvania
... . . .. . . „ . ... . . street, north of the Blind Asylum, the furniture in
will drive the syphilitic virus and all hereditary taints and iwsidenee, poisonous matter out of the system through the pores of the skin, and restore the patient to a perfect Mate of health and purity. It is a positive cure for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if used a proper length of time. I challenge the world to produce Us equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Dr. Easterly’s loonre axd SaRsarskills will core all Nervous diseases. Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Organs, in a few days.
It will remove Pimples and Blotches from the Face, and make the Skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It does this by purifying the blood, and by its prompt artion the liver, kidneys and secretory organs, producing vigorous health. , Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sores Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, and all Cutaneous disease , are advised to procure Gridley’s Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on the sores or diseased parts when using Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purify the blood and cause the sores te discharge their putrid matter, and the Ointment heals them. When both are used, (which I always recommend,) s permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the best and most powerful curatives known to man. A fair trial is all I
ask—I do not fear the result.
Price of thelodine and Sarsaparilla, f 1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. Gridley’s Salt Rheum Ointment ?5c. per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner Third and Chesnut streets, St.Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
JL^pSold by Mothershead A Oox and Robert Browning, Indianapolis, Ind.. and by druggists generally.
JelO-DfcWly
RUNNION HOUSE,
RUNNION A DARLING, Proprirtors,
Corner of Clark and Van Buren streets, Chicago. rpHE Sl/BSCRIBEKS HAVING ■ leased this house for a term of years and furnished it throughout in the latest moden*style, res|>ectfully announce to the public that it is now open for the reception of guests. The rooms are laree, airy, and well ventilated. Families or single gentlemen wishing permanent board
well as th - traveling public—can be assured that no pains will be sjuu-ed to make the guests of the house comfortable. The house will he under the sujterintendence and manage-
ment of David Hunnio-', who flatters himself that hia former well-known reputation as a hotel keeper in Indiana. Cincinnati, O., and the Sherman House, Chicago, will insure to the proprietors a liberal share of public patronage. ' DAVID RUNNION,
’ R. D. DARLING.
N. B.—There is attached to the house one of the largest and finest bar-rooms An the city, where the public will always find choice Liquors, Sands’ Ale, asd the best quality of Cigars. [je5-?m] R. A D.
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HOLMAN’S, No. 3 044 Fellows’ Hall. Also, a Urge and complete selection of SUMMER GOODS of all kinds. In store and for sale cheap. jeSS-lm 33.ax*o 03a.Azi.oe AND A GOOD OPENING!
Tw* Hun4red and Flftjr-fiT«
Wounds. Y" r
The body of Sophia Dayou, murdered by her two insaue brothers near Detroit, has been examined by physicLius. Tbe number of external wounds found on foe body was two hundred and fifty-five. Of these, twenty-eight were in foe face, nine were in the neck, fifty-five were in the chest, nine in the right leg, ten in foe left leg, thirty-three in tbe right arm and hand, thirty-one in the left arm and hand, thirty-six upon the back, and one on the right shoulder. These ranged from small wounds to wounds of con-, siderable extent. Some of them, in foe face, were from two to three inches deep each side of the nose. The one on foe shoulder was very large, being one or two inches in depth. Some ribs were broken on foe right side, sod five on the left. The liver was torn from the fractured ends of the ribs half in two. Of foe wounds in the head but one entered foe skull, though fos top and back of it were beaten to a perfect jellyv The breast was also badly braised. •
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Jjh »» of soirits arrests foe metamorphosli oftisra* which is necessity for health, leaving foe effete dime ae a useless burden in foe body, to be converted into that least vitalized of all the organic oonsthaeau, oU and fat, till finally life itself is clogged st the fountain-heed. Thousands of men, according to foe fimsis, who have never been inebriated, annually perish, have shortened
every day. The ut liseeti another
; the reao-
Burglars at Princeton.—A correspondent m Princeton, under date of foe 26th alt., lends
us the folio wing:
We had some thieving done here last Three houses or more were entered. Mr. N. Jerauld loot a fine gold watch, worth _ Mr. N. B. French also lost a very fine gold watch. So, also, did Rev. J. E. Jenkins, * boarder st West’s, lose a gold watch, besides fll8
support from Democrats. 4 common Inter®* In money; and, at the same piece, Mr. David blnda them together, this toot will fuse foe 2?" !** * 15 ' ^ ^ moa *J *“"4»? Ms pocket.
[VS medicine against Dyspepsia, Disease of
the KldneTsTlilver Complaint, weakness of any kind, Fever awl Ague, and all affections of the Stomach and
Llrsr, is the celebrated
HOLLAND BITTERS, made by the world-renowned Dr. Bonkuamf, of Am*
Sterdam, Holland.
It is a medicine which It wholesome to be taken by people enjoying good health, as it will preserve their health; and tick people, suffering under the inflaenore of tbs above-named disease#, will find relief by It. tor testimonial* and Information about tbe virtore of BoxRXKAMr’s Holland Brmss, everybody who has
used it will give satisfactory reference. JACOB L. WALLACE, Bole Agent,
No. 15 Illinois street, south of the Palmer Boise, Indtaaapolis, Ind. JyS-DAWly P. 8.—Persons wishing to become agents for the sale of this medicine may direct letters, inclosing postage stamp, to J. L. Wallach, sole agent for the United State# and Canada, who will famish them with all Information desired. Direct letters J. L. Wallach, Indianapolis, Ind., Box 771. AW SCHOOL OF TR£ GfUVERSITW AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.—The inatroctors la this
ool are
Hon. Jon. Paana, LL. D., Royal Professor.
Hon. Tmoraaos PaSsoms, LL. D., Dan# Professor. Hon. Shout WvsaaOai, LL. D., University Profsesor. Tbe coarse of instruction embraces the various branches Of th* Common Law and of Equity, Admiralty; Commercial, Inter—An—1 and Constitutional Law, and the Jurisprudence of the United Stales. The Law Library consists of about fourteen thousand volumes, and as new works appear they are added, andevwy effort is made to render it
complete. ... ,. r
Instruction IS given by craMeetuf— and exposition*, (and by recitations and examinations, in connection with 4 them,) of which there are ten every week. Ten Moot ‘ Courts, mb also held 14 each week, at each of which a ’ i j .—use, previously given out, is argued by fear students, and an opinion delivered by the presiding Instructor. | t Booms and other facOitiea are also provided % the Club . Courts; and an assembly is held weekly for practice in debate, and acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary law and
proceedings.
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THE STOCK AND STAND OF
i ; II a* - Will be offered to merchants, for thirty days from this dofo. Te any one who iff acquainted with the dry goods business,.this is an opportunity that seldom offers. The stock will be sold ■9 - • .... at low figures, and if not disposed of within foe time mentioned, will be closed out at auction. In the mean time the stock will be retailed at
cost and under.
J. B. McCHESNEY, Assignee. Indianapolis, June 21,1858. je22-2w Health, Grace and Beanty! cownmuD on ths laoi— st wnaUno DOUGLAS Sl SHERWOOD’S CELEBRATED SKIRTS. The unparalleled success of the New Expansion Skirt (190/100 of which have been sold daring the last four months) has indneed the manufacturer* to make arrangements that will enable them to produce 900 down (9,400 skirt*) per day during the ms—ks of June, July and 1$ey also call attention to their NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT, for traveling, which is receiving universal commsadation from the ladies. Th»y are the lot* proprietors of the only PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE In use. Beware of the many imi
Dr. Baker’* Specific will cure Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Cordee, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all diseases of the genital organs. Reader, have you a private dUeaeet Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous / Dr. Baker’s Sncinc is a safe, speedy and radical cure. With Dr. Baker’s Sracinc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure, as plain directions for use accompany tbe medicine. Price tl 50 per bottle. Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Ms., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Mothershead b. Oox and Robert Browning, Indianapolis, Ind., and by draggists generally. jelO-DAWly Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Hooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. No one should neglect a c mgh or cold a single day. Millions die annually by neglecting a common cold. Coughs and colds lead to Consumption, and then to an early death. R>ader, have you a cough, cold, or any disease of the lungs? Procure at once that celebrated remedy, Dr. Carter’s Cough Balsam, which never fails to relieve a cough in twenty-four hours, and always cures the worst cases ol colds, coughs, and all diseases of tbe throat and lungs, in a few days. Price—Trial bottles, 25c.; large bottles, 81, or six bottles for 85. HIT 3 Dr. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by Mothershead A Cox and Robert Browning, Indianapolis, Ind., and by druggists generally. jelO-D&Wly fej?" Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Diszinew, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over-excite-ment, Ac., of the Sexual Organs. Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial is onivereaDy acknowledged by the ladies tbe best remedy ever invented. . Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for 85. Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, SL Lonis, Me,, sole proprietor, and te whom all orders mu* be addressed. Sold by Mothershead A Cox and Robert Browning, and by druggists generally. ^ jelO-DAWIy
u. tvWELLr
-xlg
d avFlcn, Uarnson’s new Bank Building, 19 Eas Washington Street, 2d floor, front room. OtHce hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. novll-dly-si 3ST 352 "STST" O Q <3 X> S ■ Black Silk Hitts, Without Fingers; White Milk Fringe’, Blue and White Bonnet Ribbons; Plain Blue Bonnet Silk; Brown and Bleached Canton flannels; Checked Goods for Dusters. Just received, by Express, at jel8 WILLARD’S. Family Favorite Sewing Machine! [WATSON’S IMPROVED PATENT.] $15, 918, $85, A TOUR SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. NEEDLES kept constantly on hand. Township and County rii-hts for sale. No. rt West Washington street, up stairs, Indianapolis. |jel5-D3m] G. BURTON ORVIS. Private Loan Office. T ADIBS OR GENTLEMEN REQUIRING LOANS _8_J for a short time can hear of a responsible party, willing to advance »nv sum from ten dollars to one thousand, on Diamonds, Plate, Watches, Ac. Ladies wou d be waited on by appointment. AU transactions prompt, honorable, and strictly confidential. Address “A. B. Box 874, P. 0.” je24-Dlm 3Lj t lx J9 ! 3La t lx. 0 ! 200,000 OJAWED LATHS, A NO. 1 ARTICLE, JUST RE55 CEIVED and for sale at our Coal-yard, on Maryland street, between Meridian and Illinois. „ SMITH A STEVENSON. Indianapolis, June 24. je24-D3w
Dr. E*sterly’s Fever and Ague Killer will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all the various forms of Fevers Incident to billons climates. If there is a man, woman or child suffering with Ague and Merer, thsx ad te proenre Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague Killer. It is a positive cure—speedy and permanent. Try It. Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 85. lb. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Lonis, sole proprietor, to whom all orders innst be addressed te get the genuine. Sold by Motherjhead A Cox and Robert Browning, Indianapolis, Ind., and by druggists generally. jelO-DAWly
HOUSE AND LOT
—FOR SALK ON—„
FIVE VEAKS TIHE. M^IONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS, cellar, good well and cistern, all in good repair. * M. IGOE, Real Estate Agent, ap27’58-d3m ' No. 69 E. Washington st. Embroidered Tarlton Robes.
Something new for
fVENINQ DRE83E8. Price from 81.50 to fid Each. Just received at [jell] WILLARD’S. Received this day by Express* mj*KS. S. A. ALLEN’S WORLD’S HAIR RE1T1 STORERand ZYL0BAL8AMUM, at
. i*n3"
J. K. WHELAN A OO’a,
No. 5 Bates Nouse. Washing on Street.
Mew York Seed Corn.
milE EARLY NEW YOR v SEED CORN, OF FOUR
L diffe -
_ different kinds, has just arrived, and is now for sale at Hill A ffpott’s -grocery and feed store, south-east corner Washingtoo and Delawara streets. Je25-3t r
tations offered in the market, as they are all either infringe-
ments of our patent or worthless.
They also mannfeotsre over eeemty other diferent styles, with and withoat the Bmsot Adjustable Bustle. These SKIRTS have been reooswnended by foe highest medical authority ae beta* the bett article for ladies' use that hat seer been ofered to the public. Hone gen-
Studsote may eafee the wheal to any stage of their profresionai studies or aseraustil* pwsaita, and * the ccfor menounent of either term, or in the middle erofoar sirt af
use that haeeoer
nine unless stamped.
Tor sale throughout the United State# and Canadas.
DOIJ6LA8
JelB-Dl*
to 8HEKWOOB, Manufacturers, Hew York.
Democracy of foe State into an anion which will make them Invincible. The Dmmwtlle Democrat.
The last-named person saw the thief, bat, being so maeh to a sleep, toiled to five foe alarm, ft foe rogue don’t get away, it will not be becaase
he hadn’t tone enough.
'■refo*?*^
They are at liberty to select what atadtee they trill, par-
-.AW
dawfert year, wtffifr i ffetofemii on Thursday, aftec th* third Wefemdar «a Jufy. ie dhridrt
seka each, with a vacation of
MITCHEL & FRIEDLANDER’S X”
their lived by tippling dram arrestsfo* meh dram is token before
tion thus postponed, becomes more Inimin. Ihi deptmsion Is excessive: more drama are taksa; and so, la the end, without ever having been in-
^
sun who drinks wine, for wi*e (a raruly need ex
is differeni
grave, foe it with foe
oept at meels, eo foot foe effbots have time to peas •way before a second dose becomes due, ^nd heooe no craving, for an increased quantity is ssa&gsgsg
lit MfewsMsyfoilr by foe
This is the name of a new paper just started to Danville, Hendricks County, published by Geo. Gum and J. M. Matlock. Ttti ietoe first attempt to publish a Democratic paper in this county, and we hope that saecess may reward foe enterprise of foeproprietocs, TheOmwerwIpreserts a neat typographical appearance, its edl-1 to
torfxl* ore well written and
the ting m the true metal. IVe editors in their •■hfoiMy as/ 13fiOT 2 YOhlA^ 231GAJ The Dmaan* in poiMcn will"M Dumocfatip. We behave thotafokhflhl adherence to tha policy lgto f
•tattruMTor
Tanning am Eutraant's Hide.—They are touting an etophlant’s hide at Cincinnati. It wot purchaied by a fhirier In Wisconsin, whore foe animal, which belonged to a menagerie, died The freight to Cincinnati ooot gl&. It is on Immense Ucb,* bulky that the totinen handle it with great difficulty. It la nearly two inches thick, and fttil • year and a hnlf will ha required it thoroughly. It will be a curiosity whan
ifeiiBMdjtodieuBsmdi - ‘
tsrms, of twenty weeks
sbt weeks at tbe end of eaeh tena
netta* tbe winter vaeatten tbe Iferaiy Is opened, Warsmd
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OlottYiTiar Ooxi t»’ FURNISHING HOUSE,
84 WeetWaahImWmw at.
i at.* Im4 lammpmtls.
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Theamonatjaf
from the
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CT Judge Fletober, la Ireland, gave foe to “Geatiemeo, it’s mybml to you, end I will. Tim m«a toe dual is murder;
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and five
± WltLim E. YDOD?S
LIVERY'
fere looking elsewb**. 0
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g^ jHita* JhfMtm fiiwfr toil mod* arrangements to bu0d gaew Cqarfifooose, totskefoo ptooe of foe preasat dU soohmy. <t*
pear to I at least , half that distance. jar
l*fo of June, or fifteen
ex, rWtx.-.-jT
T-TTirW-
* the above ertsbUihmsnt tMs day, by Bxprees, [j i 100 4m. Smmumar Cm to* ^
(of every conceivable deecriptlon.)
Fauafto am4 Yaato tfemuttefo. ^
Also, a fsaaal assMtiaent of
Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, AHD ALL THE LATB8T 8TYLB8 OF GENTS’ FURNISHiira GOODS. ;<:• We J utol —«rt Hut out prism can not bo boat, and isrfte everybody to eaB and esMBiae More waking porchacee. [j*M] MITCHEL A FRIEDLANDEB. 3P Xs-jO XT XfL 11 TkOUBLK EXTRA LILY WHITE
Car4 to Ladiea,»Th* Hachish or Percie Pills, for females. The importer* of this reliable And safe remedy for female complaints would repeotftiUy call the attention of the ladies of this country to It, feeling assured th* in this, they win find a safe and never falling remedy for all diseases arising from a deranged aad disordered system, such ae sick headache, palpitation of the heart, lowness Of spirits, nervous affections, Leucorrhea, or Whites, Ac. la removing stoppages er obstructions of the menses, from whatever canse* they are tntalliabie. The suppressUm, so common, is speedily relieved, and there will be no leciareuoe If wood according to directions. They are especially adapted to married ladies, yet should not be used under certain draamatancee—(for particulars see circulars, to ha band in each box, with directions;—though thsgr are so mild as never to cause injury to the general health t One pecnMer feature of these Pills is the remarkable effect they have apon the eye, imparting to it rtrergth, clearness and brilliancy, (which is not transient er injurious, but highly beneficial and lasting) increasing its power offascinatton to in wninsnt degree; and this fact, in connection with their oertrinty In removing obstructions, Ac., indisputably proves that they contain properties and produce effects never before obtained. Hone genuine without the signature of Ruilb Mooton, proprietor, 97 Rae BA. Honors, Peril. Massol A La rant, importers. Ptice, 81 95 per box; half boxes, 75 sente. Sold by all ncpsetiMe dkugglstsln the United State* and Canadas. Mall packages, put up in closely sealed double envelope*, having the appearance of an ordinary letter, price 81 00, soldonlyWoargenWaL a ents, ▼. B. ALDXH A 00., Cleveland, uaae, wno will send the* post-paid on fesript of too pries, and to whom all orders must be adTor sale by all DraggisUla Indienapills. . swtoaii r ^ B;W ~ dAw1 ^ MB* Hwxlcmm Hnvtoittg Llmtmaemt. XtawnadarfUeriseta and conseqaentpopulanty. Perhapeno article* the history of the Materia Jfediea ever acquired the seme patronage, was satyeeted to foe ne number st sstere and JMCrent teste, and met with few taUaree ae the Mustang LinfanenA Bhaa justly beto *yled a Paaasea te all external Wounda, Outs,
MfeMDAY* THE
UHITHD
its:
Ho. 57 Wart 1
re
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It la so tea
sre rnmpsHsi teprworibe B; and from
onrea of Ohronia ate Dtstorted Ehoumurir aaam it has tebritef alliaijtiid mtehOtitetloa from the fintscteatific ■dado of tha amt Hofcarily can afford te be wffteto a battU of tha ■aateag lintaneat tat tha honaa. Beware of fiteMfons. The genuine is sold by all respectable dealer. ihroughont the worM. Beware of any other “Bragg’s Idn-
tateffL** It is a barn iahtatwB.
BAKHBB fc PARK, Proprirtors. Hew Tacit.
RAWHIDE HOOPS, A New Article, JUST RECEIVED AT Je8 WILLARD’S. LANDS! LANDS!! TXARMING LANDS* well lecrtdd, In A 1 Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, HHnols, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansu, and Nebraska, Tor sate, or exchange ter city property, by ■ ■ WILLIAM Y. WILEY, apr26-4Aw. Real Estate Agent, Indianapolis mO THE YOE’hG LADIES AND GEN- ■ TLEMKN OF INDIANAPOLIS.—Phonography is a philosophical method of writ tog the English language by an a phabet composed of the simplest geometrical signs, which accurately represent spoken s unds It may be written six times as fast aa the ordinary long hand, is equally legible; and very easily learned. Dr. Fowler has had experience in teaching this most beautiful art, and now offers an opportnnfty for all who may wish to it in a course of twelve easy, prae deal lessons.
TERMS:
Tor a coarse given rt the rerideoce of the pupil.... 85 Given rt the offioe of the teacher. 8 Make application at office, No. 2 Sentinel Building, or through the I’ostoffice, by addressing MB Dim H. T. FOWLER. TBGRNi&G FLUIDS* OILS, fee io brls. JL> Burning Fluid; 10 brls. Rosin; lObrta. Lard Off; 5 casks Potash; Iff Alcohol; 3 •* Soda Ash; 2 casks Olive Oil: 5 “ Sal Soda: For sal? low. In quantities to suit purchasers, by Jel5-D2taw8tw R. BROWNIES. THATO JEST DECEIVED ANOTHER 1 lot of Chantilly-thread and French Lace Mantles; also, Berages, Organdies, Jaconets and Drew Goods; all of which will he sold te cash. Chip, Grape and Silk Bonnets. . M. GILLIGAN, my27 »V.\: i -• Ho. 5 Bates Honse. JTNION SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.—U The undersigned have made arrangement# to supply the Sabbath ffehootein this and -wHoMng Stases. ‘ ■y31 8TBWART A BOWEN. J AEE MANTLES AND CHIP BONi J NETS .—Received this day, by Express, a lane let of Law Haullea. Bareges and Chip Bonnets. Also, Crape ate Straw Bonnets,* M. GILLIGAN’8, 1 Mo. 5 Bates House, Washington tow*. BPLENDID assortment of Satinet*, Tweeds, Print* Jast reertved at to#
i remarkable cM established aheap aash store
easuRhu
HUNT. SMITH A C0» 1 ■ - V
Y>HUSHES! BRUSHES I-900 do*. Paint O Brushes, with a fine stock of^ Hair/Tooth, Ctoth^,
w Stofrt
l from ftxlO to Hx5«.
FRENCH
Beau Window Glass; srsiirliil For ■teat the lowest
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