Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1858 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL.

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Mr. HiMk the gre*i French trMrelar la Cbb*, coo cedes that hit polite coeotr/mea ate outdone by the Chinese. He uyi that nowhere elee than in China could men be heard exchanging corn* piimenta about a coffin. In ererr country people forbear to apeak of title mournful object destined to contain the remeine of a relation or friend. It is prepared in secret, out of aightof the world, and when death enter* the honse the coffin ia intro

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duced by stealth to avoid aggravating the grief of a heart-broken family. The Chinese view the matter in a totally different light. In their eyee a joffin is an article of the first necessity to the dead, and of taste and luxury to tha living. In the gi eat towns they are displayed with mgant decorations, In magnificent shops, and carefully painted, varmahed and poiiahed, in order to allure the passers-by, and induce them to buy. People in easy circumstances always, in fact, provide themselves beforehand with one to their fancy, and until the time arrives (or lying down ia it, keep it in the house as s handsome piece of fur* nicurc, of which the utility is not immediate, but which can not fall to be a consoling and agreeable object in a handsomely-decorated apartment. The coffin, above all, is considered an excellent method for children in a decent rank to show the intention of their filial piety to the autborf of their being. It is a great consolation to a son to be able to purchase a coffin for an old father or mother, and make a solemn offering of it when they least expect it. When we love, we are always ingenious in contriving agreeable surprises. If a person is not sufficiently favored by fortune to keep a coffin ready, care is still taken not to wait till the last moment, that the dying man, before saluting the world, as they say in China, may have the satisfaction of casting a glanco at bis last abode Thus, when a patient is given over, if be has the luck to be surrounded by loving friends, they never fail to buy him a coffin

and to put it by the side of his bed. ^ ^

A Pickpocket’* Explanation* “When I saw you go into the banking-house, I backed myself at two to one that l should relieve you of your money. When I saw you come out with the money in your left coat-tail, instead of buttoned up in a breast pocket, the odds rose five to one. I knew it was in your left coat-tail

because you kept your hand there." “And,” I said impatiently, “I I

out again; that I can swear to.”

“You did not take it out for a long time, sir,” replied Mr. Daddies, applauding moderately; “you gave me a great deal of anxietv, I must confess, but you did take it out at last.” “Where?” cried I, “where? If I did before I

got home. I’ll be hanged.”

“Don’t say that, sir,” replied my new acquaintance, rather severely; “don’t use an expression of that kiul, whatever you do. You stopped at a print shop on the west side of Templebar, and then my last hope began to expire, for a few steps more would have taken you into the Spider’s Territory, and my chances would have van-

ished.”

"Why did you not cut the bottom of my pocket?” I asked, intensely interested. “Because you would have missed the weight

of the coin,” explained Mr. Daddies. “Nothing

remained for me but to try the fly dodge.” “A fly, Mr. Daddies, explain yourself, I saw

no flv.”

“You felt it, though, Mr. Brown, if you remem ber, upon the left cheek, and you took your hand out of your pocket to remove it.” "I see it all, now.” “That was it,” assented Mr. Thomas Daddies, in conclusion, “and a very neat thing it was, though I say it.”—Dickens' Household Words. A Picture ol Mohammed. The following is a pen portrait of the famous founder of Mohammedanism: Slightly above the middle size, his figure, though square, w&s handsome and commanding, the chest broad and open, the bones and framework largo, the joints well knit together. His neck was long and finely molded. The head, unusually large, gave space for a broad and noble brow. The hair thick, jet-black, and slightly curling, fell down over his ears; the eye brows were arched and joined. The countenance thin, but ruddy. His large eyes, intensely black and piercing, received additional luster from their long, dark eyelashes. The nose was high, and •lightly aquiline, but fine, and at the end attenuated. The teeth were far apart. A long, black, bushy heard, reaching to the breast, added manliness and presence. His expression was pensive and contemplative. The face beamed with intelligence, though something of the sensuous also might be there discerned. The skin of his body was clear and soft; the only hair that met the ev was a fine, thin line which ran down from tn neck toward the navel. His broad back leaned slightly forward as he walked; £nd his step was hasty, yet sharp and decided, like that of one rapidly descending a declivity. There was something unsettled in hisblod shot eye, which refused to rest upon its object. When he turned toward you, it was never partially, but with the whole

body.

Ice C’ro.xin. As ice cream is a delicacy which most people are fond of, a receipt for making it will no doubt prove acceptable. To One quart of milk take four eggs; beat them well, then stir them in the milk, sweeten very sweet with refined sugar; then set it on the stove and stir until scalding hot. Care must be taken that it does not boil. Take it off and let it stand until cold; flavor with lemon, vanilla, or anything you choose. The rind of fresh lemons grated is far superior to the extract. Those wlio have uot patent freezers will find a tiu pail with a cover answers very well. Chop your ice fine, and to each peck of ice put one peck of coarse salt; then throw some of your ice into a basket, set iu your pail, aud fill in the ice; pack it closely around the sides of the pail; then take a wash-tub and lay some sticks upon it; then set jour basket upon them, so that when the water melts it will run out. The oftener it U stirred the nicer the cream will be. When you are not stir ring ft, keep it covered with a blanket.—Rural Nne Yorker.

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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS

cood incurs tor tot sick :

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scrofula, Ac. XU suffering afita proaortal csees, aggravate# or ansaec—fully tnaasd bjr tas rpatasert or psrtaodsd fmettflosero; Uwos Wrarlng undsr Uw itsWnictlTs effects of Mactvy or quack nootrums, ad who suspect tbc semains of Assam fartd jg la thstr sysla—, may consult Pr. B. with maraMe eonfUoDes and a guaranty of s spaidj and parfir. I wing announces to ladies in want of a remedy for Irrorularities, stoppages, Ac., peculiar to the delicate organisations of their systems. Dr. Dadcr’s Female Monthly PUls as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none apeak 01 of them, tar all like them. Dr. DseUr's PiUa can only be had at Or. Bwings offlee, No. 9 Virginia avenue, South-east of Branch Bank, Indianapolis,

Indiana.

Ladies In certain situations should pet use these, the parttoslais of which will be found on the directions accompanying each box. Price |1. Bent by mail to any part of the country. No letters will be answered unleea they contain a remittance or a postage stamp. Ofllos hours from P a. m., to 9 p* m mehS-dAwly.

T SC IS! Show it to Suffering Humanity! WONDERFUL CURE* PERFORMED. HEAT REMEDY* NOW IN SCCMjr CBSSFCL operation,in Atht-neam Building, corner Meridian and Mary and streets, Indianapolis, Indiana. The undersigned have purchased the right of using the XUctro■ Chemical V(\por Bath, so celebrated in the Eastern CiUes—and the only one of the kind in the Western country—for the cure of the worst forms of the following diseases: Scrofula, King’s Evil, Oout, Chronic and Tnflammatory Rheumatism. Balt Rheum or Tetter, Erysipelas, Old Bores or Tumors, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, any and all disease* of the Bkin or Blood, of long or short standing; Female diseases. Piles can be cured; Syphilis In all forms. Person* suffering from improper use of mercury caa l>e relieved as by magic, and all cutaneous or chronic diseases humanity Is heir to. We are prepared to guarantee cures of the worst description of any of the above diseases; anil for these we are now advertising. Patients living at a distance, by addressing us, (inclosing postage stamp,) will receive immediate attention. CoitsOLTaxiom Fan. Offlee hours, 8 to 19, 2 to 6, 7 to 9, each day. DR. II. S WRIGHT & CO., Proprietors. H 8. Wrioht, M. D., E. 8. Lbs, M. D.

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Only 25 Cents a Bottle!!! EEIEF FOR MAN AND BEAST. THE HORSEMAN’S HOPE, or Farmer’s Friend. This great remedy has been used with wonderful success by thosewho harehad 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 hor*e.

For thecureof Sprains, Bruises,Ssddleand CoIlarGalls, Swelled Joints, Stillness and Weakness of the Legs, Old Bores, Scratches, Ac., in HORSES. For the cure of Rheumatism. Lumbago, Sprains, Swellings, Bruises, Sciatic Pains, Stiffness and Weakness of the Limbs, Frosted Feet, In MAN. And other accidents and afflictions to which men and animals are liable. Prepared only by SMITH A ATKINSON, Baltimore, and for ■ale by DARBY A WILKINS, No. 30 Illinois Street, Indianapolis. IU* Darby A Wilkins will make a liberal allowance on th*above valuable preparation to persona who buy to tell again, and dealers will And it to their interest, to keep the article as Its orbat osBruuiEss and low pbicb must commend it to those who want the bbst as well as the cheapest emedy. jan28-d6m.

LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT.

CINCINNATI CARDS. HiTJ/i, J gggj.sr.rv.

nest la America—will heocaiortb bo conducted on a of enlarged liberality aad accommodation worthy its Widely extended reputation. In sympathy wkh tha spirit of retrenchment aad economy rendered imperattve by tha stringency of the times, and per. rading Ml glasses, tha price of daily board wfll from this date be reduced to Two Dollars. The advantages of tbs Burnet House over all other He tele in Clndunati, are manifold; among which are more liberal and elegant architecture, numerous and easily accessible oChocs of public convenience, the finest Dining Booms, and Ladies'^ Drawin* Room in America. The most liberal arrangement for taking meals, embracing nearly every hour in the twenty-four, great central ness of situation, and etote proximity to all prominent places of hurt nsss. Trusting to a recognition of these important advantages, I temaln very truly yours. X. B. OOLBMAN. feblS-oAwta

LOCKE & BRO

INSURANCE AGENTS. AK3S2SM2? CT'itSJSK* of New York City, ‘Ofararera’ Colon,” sf Athens. Pena., “New

of Hartford.

FORNTCREY OCCUPIED BY TUB Phew*!." ■ad*NHty of Hartford. Conn., -Homt “New Bnglawr iai, of .Boston, and “Charter Oak Life

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GROCERIES AND HARDWARE

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BUTLER’S Mercantile Record* and Copy-Inf FluJLclT-n !*-*»■ Manufactory No. 39, Vine Street, Cincinnati. MAKB three distinct varieties, differing one from the other only in their degree of fluidity, and designated by . label: RECORD—For Ledgers and Records only. MERCANTILE—For Books, Letton aad genera purP< COPYINO—For Letter-Press only. Have had awarded them fourteen Diploma*, Sliver and Bronze Medals. Refer to 5,000 Merchants and Bankers, who us* them, throughout the South and West. Address orders to Jambs J. Bptlbb, Agent, Manufacturer, or to STEWART A BOWEN, Indianapolis, LUSB A WILSON, Book Binders and Stationers, mchlS-dlyl: LaFavwrra, Inn.

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PIANOS TRUAX& BALDWIN 66 West Fourth St. CINCINNATI.

S. J. Holland k Sea. Wholesale and Retail Grocers. No. 94 East Washington Street * A part of our stock consists of the following goods which me kept constantly on hand to bo Sold Cheap Ibr Cath : Butter, Can’d Peaches, Flour, Motaasea. Eggs, “ Tomatoes, Salt, Coffee. Hama, “ Cherries, Codfish, Tea. Shoulders, “ Currant Cheese, Sugar. Side Meat* “ Catsup, Vinegar, Sardines, Potatoes, . “ Pine Apples, Mackerel, Candles, Onions. “ Oysters, Sal erst Os, Rice, Beans, “ Lobsters, Raisins, Baskets. Seeds, “ Pumpkin, Figs, Tomatoes, Glass and Stone Ware. N. B. Goods delivered to all parts of the City free of change. N&oxro Orooearios-MtU-S, ALFORD Sl CO. M~hT?IR TO THE TRADE EVERY INDUCEMENT Lr in variety, quality and prices of all articles in the grocery line. Merchants located on Railroads can have In their owe stores the good* ordered from us, on the day after th* order is received, and we win warrant the articles to give entire satisfaction We invite attention especially to our large and now complete supply ef Salt fish of every kind in use here. Mackerel—Nos. 1, * and 3 iu packages of all sisas. White fish and Trout—The quality warranted. Herring—Picked and dry, In boxes. aprSO dtf MILLS, ALFORD A CO.

DRY GOODS.

1858. SPRING. 1858. GREAT ATTRICTION ! NOW RECEIVING

INSURANCE.

Insurance Capital Enlarged. >ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY

HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 18U»—Charter Perpetual

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CASH STORE!!

No 5* East Washington Street, Cash Capital JUTS™ $1,000,000.

. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. SURPLUS, $422,132 1L

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JjfjTNA INSURANCE COMPANY TVtf BMKST OF JUI.T* 1838, AS W7 required by th* lawa of tha State of Indiana. The ns a* ef the corporation ia -Stag insurance Com -

, located at Hartford. Cl.

a Capital Stock is * 1 »OOO*0CO* and ia paid up.

0 Astets of the Company %rt—

...... Far. Parral- Market val.

Cash in hand and In Fhonix

.,.A*nk f 10,122 50

Caeh on special deposit in Bank,

with aocnird interest 139,001 66

Cash in hands f agents, and in

transit 144.719 OS Real 1 state unenenm-ered ... 55.383 01

44 Mortgage Bonds, at 7 per

cent, interest

88 Mortgage Bond*, at 6 per

A Magnificent Assortment of Seasonable

E. & W. M. REEVES QROGERS AND DEALERS —Ilf— PROVISIONS, TBUTTER * GGS AND ALU KINDS OF 13 Country Produce. 40 W. Washington street, opposite the Palmer House, and on# door from the Bank of the State, corner of Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind. febSdly.

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T TRUAX. A BALDWIN’S MUSIC HOUSE may be found a superior assortment of choice makes of Piano Fortes* Harmoniums and Melodeone* in plain and ornamented cases, made from the best materials, and warranted to stand In any climate. Also, alargeand varied assortment of Sheet Music. Also,

Violins, flutes,

Viollncellos, Flageolets, Clarinetts, Accordeons

Flutinas, Fifes, Banjos; Guitars, Tamborines, Strings, Bass and Tenor Drums, Ate.

Brass Instruments (or Ban ^ - may5-dly 66 West Fourth Street,

SWAN & CO/S LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT! cto O OContinue to draw as usual* without interruption. S'TO’ein. eft? Oo.’s Lotteries are leffal* and authorized by the State of Georgia! The late attempt to injure our firm has shown that our lotteries are drawn fairly; that our prizes are paid punctually, and that our schemes are more liberal than any other lottery in the world. rilHE following Scheme will be drawn by S. Swan A B Co., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for August, 1858, at Aagusta, Georgia, in public, under the superintendence of Commissioners. O1A0S 27, Draws on Saturday* August 7* 1858. O 1 CL 00 28, Draws on Saturday, August 14* 1858. OIasjs 28, Draws on Saturday* August 21* 1858. Olctss 30, Draws on Saturday* August 28* jgfiS. On the plan of Single numbers. Firrr Thocsabo Tickets. Fivi Thousand Four Hundred and Eiohty-Fivb FBIBBH. NMARLI ONE PRIZB TO EVERT BINE TICKETS. Magnificent Scheme, to be drawn each Saturday in August. 1 Prise of $70,000 1 “ “ 30,000 1 “ “ 10,000 ‘ “ “ 5,000 “ “ 4,000 “ “ 3,000 “ “ 1,500 “ “ 1,000 “ “ 900 “ “ 800 “ “ 700 “ “ ...................... 600 “ “ 500 “ “ 300 “ “ 186 “ “ 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

JOHN WYNNE. SETH S. HAINES. WM. WYNNE. WYNNE HAINES & CO.* Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 101 Pesrl-st., (Between Vine and Race Streets,) mchl3-dlyl Cincinnati.

✓NIXON & GOODMAN, ' Manufacturers, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Every Variety of Foreign tad Domestic PAPER, PRINTERS’ CARD STOCK, Paper Manufacturers’ MaTBMte* ETC.* 77 * 79 WAI.Ntrr BT , \ CINCINNATI.

Y. ANDERSON, I JAKES OATXS, ? Late With Late with J. Erast, | w. l. wtmoht, ( Applegate A 0*. ANDERSON* GATES A WRIGHT* (3 iscessonto JACOB ERNST,) Wholesale and Retail

PuMlehers* Stationer** and Plank Book Manufacturers, NO. 113, MAIN STREET, (Between 3d and 4th,) mchl2-dwly] Cincinnati* Ohio-

GEO. H. JOHNSON,

Among which will be found RICH, PLAIN AND FIGURED BXiAOKf Cbeoe, Byadere and Plaid, Berege, Chilli, Jackonet and Lawn “Robes A’Quflla;” PRINTED ORGANDIES AND JAOKONBT8, Plain and Ombra Berege* and Tissues, Berege and Moos DeLaines, French, English and American Chinties, Marseilles for Basques, Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs, Embroideries and Laces tn great variety, Hoop Skirts and Skirting, Lace and Silk Mantillas, Glove* and Hosiery of every kind. JEk. 1 *= o , A L a. r k e Stock of STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS,

BU0H

Bleached and Brown Muslins Sheetings, Linen and Cotton Table Diapers, Aeckerback and Russel Toweling*, Piano and Table Covers, Bleached and Brown Table Cloths, Marseilles Qoilts, Ticks, Checks, Tickings, Oottouades, Jeans, Cloth and Cassimeres, Vestings, dec. CLAY, CARTER & CO. septs dly.

—DEALER IN—

Carpenter*’and Coopers’ Tools, Nails, Glass, Rope, Gun Barrels and Gum Trimmings. No. 12 West Washington Street, aprlS INDIANAPOLIS, IND. dly

TTollgtri.ca. BQ3XTEA Tvr-r»_ The Celebrated Stomach Bitteza. ypHE HOST POPULAR AND EFX FSCTITE medicine against Dyspepsia, Disease of the Kidneys, Liver Complaint, weakness of any kind, Fever and Ague, and all affections of tke Stomach and Liver, is the celebrated HOLLAND BITTERS, made by the world-renowned Dr. Bonxjtxamp, of Amsterdam, Holland. It is a medicine which is wholesome to be taken by people enjoying good health, as it will preserve their health; and sick people, suffering under the inflaences of the above-named diseases, will find relief by it. For testimonials and information about the virtues of Bonenkamv’s Holland Bitters, everybody who has used it will give satisfactory reference. JACOB L. WALLACE, Sole Agent, No. 15 Illinois street, south of the Palmer House, Indianapolis, Ind. jy2-I^tWly 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 States and Canada, who will famish them with all information desired. Direct letters J. L. Wallach, Indianapolis, Ind., Box 771. t - Indianapolis, Wednesday, July 7,1858. This is to oertify that we, the undersigned, have tried Bonenkamp’s Holland Bitters, and have found it to operate for all purposes it is designed for, particularly against the disabilities of the Stomach and Chills and Fever. We heartily recommend it to our fellow-citizens as a family standard medicine. John Bussey, Adam Knauf, G. Newcomer, John Kistner, Christian Popp, Gottlieb Nehring, Isaac Smith (Mi Agent on M aad I. Railroad), John Weis, Charles I Miller, Henry Bofert, D. C. Middlema*. TTPFor sale by all respectable druggists. J. L. WALLACH, Sole Agent, jy9 .ry, No. 15 Illinois street.

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Great Importation ol Dried Prone* and Pear** Pure Hliela Wine and Prune Brandy* Ac. O. A. Xxxa.'boir y, . JUST RKOEIVKD, 7.000 lbs. French and German Prunes; 8.000 lbs. Dried Pears; 8,000 gals bed Rhine Wine, from last year’s crop; 500 nls. Prune Brandy, Soup Grain, do.; Which h* will rell, wholesale and retail, at low figures for eash, at 81. Charles Wine and Boer Siloon, Washington Street, two doors east of the Wright Home, Indianapolis. Jy30-lm 0. A. IMBERT, Agent.

NEW MUSIC.

’yjy'E ARE NOW RECEIVING WEEKLY

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supplies of Music, comprising the latest pub; Uoos. WILLARD * STOWELL, JyM No. 4 Ratos House.

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. ILLS OF LADING CONSTANTLY

KEPT ON HAND AT

!y8B STEWAET A BOWEN’S.

rpo TAX PAYERS.—NOTICE IS HEREBY JL given that th* Oomtaou Council, to get ber with th* Otty lmwn. will meet, a* a board of equaiixatioa, at the Oeunrtl Chamber, on the 14th day of August next, at tovea s'*look P. M , to bear and decide all complaint* In ntottm tothe assessment rell, aad shall equalise the same

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JOHN WATERS,

City Clerk. -

geoeraUr, are invited to call aad ef Salt aad cooperage before purehartag. 8. L BEACH, Age*.

T UGLOW’S PATENT INFALLIBLE JU FECIT CAN.—T hie ait We I* decidedly the beet in the market: Iw trouble, men rare, and ra**e*nbli la fftee. One-quart fruit etna; two-quart fruit can*. Also, • foil assortment of glass fruit Jars, different dam and •tfle*. JACOB LINDLEY, JjB No. 16 Wem Washington street.

fpABLE CUTLERY.—Ivory-handled Dinner JL Knlra.; I vary-handled Deeeart Knives; I veryhntalnd Suiter Knivee; Ivory handled Carvers: Ivocyhail 1*4 Steels. Cooes, Bone. Hera and Book ”i*4lsl Knives end feta. QuaUttm and priom to suit all. JACOB LINDLBT, No. 10 Wart Washington street.

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JFLjailroctd Heooxrd BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 167 Walnut-st.* bet. Fourth dtFilth *t** CINCINNATI. WRIGHTSON A CO., PpomirroRi. [mchl3-dly

DUMONT & SINKER, MANWSCTURKRS OF PORTABLE & STATIONARY

0*485 Prises amounting to 5320*000 Whole Ticket* 510* Halve* 55* Quar-

ter* 52 50.

A Circular, showing the plan of the Lotteries, will be

Mnt to any one desirous of receiving it.

Certlllcate* ol Packages wfll be sold at the

following rates, which Is the risk :

Oertiflcateof Package of 10 Whole Tickets 580 “ “ 10 Half “ 40 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 20 “ “ 10 Eighth “ .*...10 IB ORDERING TICKETS OB CERTIFICATES, Inclose the money to our address forth* Tickets ordered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by firm mail. Purchaser* 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.

TT/* Purchased will please write thetr signatures plain,

and give their Postofflce, County and State.

nV Remem oer that army Prise is drawn and payable

in Tull without deduction.

TT~r* All Prises of 51,000 and under paid Immediately after the drawing—other prises at tha osnal time of thirty

days.

All communication* strictly confidential. Address orders for tickets or oertifioate* to 8. SWAN A 00., Augusta, Ga.

TT?* Personsrertdlng near Montgomery Ala., or Atlanta, 0a., can have their orders filled, and save time, by address-

Ing 8. Swan A Co., at either of thee* cities.

TT/ 3 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel wtththe amount of the prise that each one Is entitled to, wfll be published after every drawing, in th* following papers: Auguste (Georgia) Conscttottonaiist, Now Orleans Delta, Mebtl# Register, Ohariaaton Standard, Naahvflle Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgiac, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dts

patch, and Paulding (Mississippi) Clarion,

(Ark.) True Democrat.

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HU*, Hempen’S now Bank Building, 19 Baa kaahington Skirt, 8d floor, front room. MhounfromSA.M.toS P.M. novll-dly-si

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Corner Illinois A Louisiana ata.,

Handy opposite Uaton Dapoi,

J. EAHKIB,.,..Proprietor.

krtttatyyr,.* Unam open tor the

rpnis House is entire! J. reception of marts, oonvsniont to tha Depot.

O’ Meals at ail hour* in th* day.

WM. PATTERSON,

T AffHi MANTLE*—Just received re KASHrerer 11 ^ 1 ^^

STEAM BOILERS, CHIMNEYS, BREECHING, Lard-Tanks, Coolers, Gas-Holders, BANK VAULTS, HOUSE AND JAIL WORK, IRON RAILING, and every other description of BOILER, SHEET IRON, AND SMITH WORK. Employing Done but practical mechanics, we are enabled to compete with the beet shop of Cincinnati or any other etty, in work or priose. Particular attention given to repairing. Fire brick, and clay kept constantly on hand and for sale. Shop on Union Railroad, one square east of the Union Passenger Depot, Inpianpolis, Ind. apr5. dAwly.

WASHINGTON FOUNDRY MACHINE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA H a s 8 e 1 m a n ft Vinton. Manuracrcartu or Engl non and Boilezv, AST and Wrought Iron Machinery, of all kinds; Grist Mills: Sash, Mulaj and Circle Saw Mills. Also, RaJte* Grain Separator* Improved, Pitt** Grain Separator,

\_y to take jobs of Copper work of any amount and with ir experience in the Copper-Smithing business and a je and convenient shop, bnilt expressly for their trade (an advantage enjoyed by very few copper smiths) and also having the best of machinery and tools, ws feel josti fled in saying that there is no other shop in the Western country mat can compete with ns in workmanship. Distillers and Brewers are particularly Invited to call and examine our work before they order, as we keep the best of workmen, it is unnecessary to go any farther than Indianapolis for copper work for Distilleries and Breweries. We are prepared to manufacture Still Worms, Still and Brew Kettles of any sise. We will duplicale Buffalo, Cincinnati, Louisville and 8t. Louis prices, and further, we will warrant all our work to be perfect in every particular or no pay. We are now permanently established in Indianapolis and we desire to do a business that will merit the confidence and patronage of the public. We are also prepared to furnish Brass Work of any description and to do all kinds of Sheet Iron, Brass and Tn Work at the shortest notice. All orders for work respectfully solicited. We keep on hand a large assortment of Lead Pipe, which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. N. B—We pay the highest price In eash for eld Copper Brass and Load. Shop on Delaware street opposite Oen ral Depot sep9-dlw-wly.

R E MJKV A L . THOXAS FSJIKS. SA.KCSI.ll’DONALD. (PARKS ft MCDONALD’S General Agency and Intelligence OFFXOS XT AS been removed to Hubbard’s Building, No 1, XX corner of Washington and Meridian streets, up stairs, and is now open tor business. livery body who wants to work, man or woman, can come to this office and get employment at any time. Who would be idle, when they can get business by appli-

cation?

The business of this office is to find work for whoever may want it; to furnish domestics to those who need them; to rent and lease houses of all kinds; to trade in property; to colleetdebts in any part of the State; and to transact any other kind of bustness usually done at a General

Agency.

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'Bonds, deeds, mortgages, and other instruments, drawn up at this office, and any legal business carefully attended to. my20-D6m

RELIABLE INFORMATION. GLASER & BROTHERS, NO.2 DB cl "t e> & 3BC o TX s g , WNFORNI THEIR FRIENDS and custom- | ers that their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK or Men’s, Boys’, and Tooths’ OXxOTECIDTO-, —AJCD Gents.’ Furnishing Goods, Is bow complete, embracing all the latest fabrics, from the lowest grade to the finest rarment which can be found ready rtutdeor be made to order,at theshortest notice nnderthe superintendence if Mr. R. B. Melviux. For information in regard to the cheapness of the same look at the extreme low and variety of prices. Coats of ail styles, material and color from 75 cts. to 540 00 Pan,ts and vests of woolen, linen and marseilles goods from 75 “ to 512 00 Boys’ coat* from 50 “ to 15 00 Boys Jackets... 50 “ to 8 00 Boys’vest* “ .... .50“ to 6 00 GENTS.’ FURNISHING GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY 1 White and Fancy Linen Marseilles, and Cambric Shirts 40 cts to $3 50 Silk, Satin, Linen and Gingham handkerchiefs 50 cts to 5 00 AND ALL OTHER ARTICLRS Kept at their establishment to correspond with their ex treme lew rates of above mentioned goods. GLASER ft BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, Oak Hall, No. 3 Bates House, aprl0-d3m Indianapolis, Ind.

With the prestige of years’sooeees and experienc*. DIRECTORS. T. K. Brace, sr., Samuel Tudor, Joseph Church, Robert BueU, M. A. Tuttle, E. Flower, E. A. Bulkley, R. Mather, B. G. Ripley, S. 8. Ward, H. Z. Pratt. A. Dunham, G. F. Davis, D. Hillyer, T. A. Alexander. W.Keney, C. H. Brainard. OFFICERS. B.G. RIPLEY, PresWent. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. THOS. K. BRACE, Jr.,Secretary. INSURES AGAINST THE DANGERSOFFIRE —AND— Peril* ot Inland Navigation* At as liberal rules and rates as risks assumed permit of solvency and fair profit. X7SPECIAL attention given to insurance of Farm PropTj erty. Dwellings, out-buildings and contents. Such insured for periods of three to five years eu the most favorable terms. Choice first-class Ideminty may be effected without delay with tliis well-known corporation, through the Indianap olis Agency. LOSSSS EQUITABLY AUJUSTKD And Promptly Paid If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to a legitimate 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 and our claims to thoir patronage, to records of past services, tendering their continuance with increasing ability ar facilities in future. „ WM. HENDERSON Igent, Indiana; Us, Ind. Application can he made to D. W. Gratis, Cierk, who is fuUv authorized to transact business connected with the ..ency- WM. HENDERSON. dec24 dly

REAL ESTATE —AJCD— COMMISSION AGENCY. McKERNANft FIERCE, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, orncx, up stairs, on* door bast op thx pauur house Will negotiate Sales and obtain Purchases for Houses and Lots, and Vacant Lots, FARMS AND LANDS, TN THIS AND ALL THE WESTERN I States; Land Warrants, Mortgages, Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Goods and Merchandise of all descriptions; Lumber, Building Material, Ac., too. Will Kent Houses and Collect Rents. Pay Taxes, Examine Titles, Execute Titlt Papers. Will procure Loans and Bonds, Mortgages and Notes, and invest money in same, for partiei desiring investments. Lands entered in (either with Cash or Land Warrants) Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. We have made arrangements by which we cr n secure the best lands in the new land districts. Will attend to all Commission and Agency Business generally Business Communications confidential if desired. Terms given at office. jy7

Indianapolis Insurance Company. BUSINESS CONFINED TO THE STATE OF INDIANA. INCORPORATED IN 1836* [TUBE AND MARINE Risks taken at equitable rates Losses promptly paid. 117 Office, Central Bank, South Meridian Street, mchld ’57 dly.

ECONOMY IS WEALTHS “The first impression of a needle upon a rent obviateth a ninefold introduction.” mj-K. JT. HARRIS, THANKFUL [VX the public generally for their very liberal pa- .v.. tronage, asks a continuation of the same, and injj*.--doing so gives assurance that recently acquired RX, facilities render him still better able to give satis-f.-ction to those who favor him with a call. Mr. H. is prepared to renovate all sorts of clothing in a manner unexcelled, and to do up ladies’ muffs, tippets, furs* Ac., and gentlemen’s velvets, collars, Ac., si as to please the most fastidious, anil to preserve the same from moth and the -‘wear and tear’’ of time. Let the reader remember the maxim, “Economy is wealth,” and take your dilapidated garments to Mr. H., who will make them as new. Mr. II is also prepared to do all sort of “fine drawing,” a branch of the business never before introduced here; and those having billiard or bagatelle tables, in which there is a rent, can have them repaired so as not to be visible to the naked eye. Second-hand clothes bought and sold. On Illinois street, opposite Oriental Hotel. mhll-ly

Plumbing, Gas & Steampipe Fitting,

AND

HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING. rfYHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED I a shop on Washington street, opposite the Statehouse, where he will keep c instantly on baud all kinds of plumbing materials, gas and steam-pipe fixtures, which he will supnly to the trade at manufacturer’s prices. He is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing, gas and steam-pipe fi ting, at New York prices an i in the best manner, having in his employ for that purpose superior practical workmen. I will put up gas-pipe at twenty cents per foot, with a guarantee that it shall give good satisfaction, or no charge. Gas fixtures i edipped. making them equal to new. The undersigned solicits a share of pablic patronage. GEORGE H. CLEARY. N. B.—Jobbing promptly attended to. je39-ly

cent, inturesk.- •

84 Jersey City water Bonds, at 6 per cent, interest 25 Hartford City Water Bonds, at 6 per cent, i; terest. 5 Milwaukee City WalecBonds at 10 per cent interest.... 10 Brooklyn City Water Bouds, at 6 per cent interest 25 Rochester City Wstar Bonds, st 7 per cent, interests.... United States Tre»«ury Notes, st 5 per cent, interest State of Tennessee, 5 per cent. i terest 8 ate of Kentucky, 6 per cent. interest State of Missouri, 0 per cent. in erest State of New York. 6 per cent. interest, and interest..... .. State of Ohio, 6 per cent, interest (I860) State of Ohio, 6 per cent, interest (1886) Money due the Company, secured ly mortgage Bills receivable 0<i shares Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co. Stock .. 107 shares Boston and Worcester Railroad Co. stock 250 shares Connecticut River Railroad Co. stock 50 shares Connecticut River Company st ck 50 shares Stafford Bank stock.. 50 share* Citizens’ Bank stock, W aterhury 36 shares Eagle Bank stock. Providence 300 shares Phoenix Bank stock,

Hartford

4('U shares Farmers A Mechanics’ Bank stock, Hanford... 300 shares Exchange Bask stock, Hartford 240 shares State Bank stock, Hartford 100 shares City Bank stock, Hartford 100 share* County Bank stock, Hartford 150 shares Connecticut River Bank stock, Hartford 449 shires Hartford Bank stock, Hartford 100 shares Charter Oak Bank stock, Hartford 100 shares Merchants dt Manufartur’s’ Bank st ck, llartfd, 100 shares .Etna Bank stock, Hartford 15 shares Mechanics & Traders’ Bank stock. Jersey City 200 shares Merchants’ Exchange Bank stock, N. York, 200 shares North River Bank stock. New York l,20n shares Mechanics’ Bank stock, New York 200 shares North America Bank stock New York 300 share* Nassau Bank stock, New York 300 shares America Bank stock, New York 800 shares Broadway Bank

stock. New York

400 shares People’s Bank stock. New York 200 shares Republic Bank stock, New York 100 shares City Bank stock, New York 400 shares Union Bank stock. New York 100 shares Hanover Bank

stock. New York

100 shares Commonwealth Bank stock. New York 500 shares Phrenix Bank stock.

New York

400 shares Manhattan Bank stock, New York 300 shares New York Bank stock. New York 200 shares Market Bank stock. New York 400 shares Ocean Bank stock, New York 400 shares Metropolitan Bank stock, New York... 800 shares Butchers It Drovers’ Back stock. New York .'J00 shares Importers k Trariser*? Rank dtrw'lr. VnrLr

WM. B. POTTS. KD. IK POTTS. WM. D. POTTS WM. B. POTTS ft CO., FLOUR FACTORS* GRAIN —AJfD— Produce Commission Merchants 324 North Delaware avenue, and 323 North Water street above Vine street, PHILADELPHIA. CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. REFSREHCX: Bank of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia. Messrs. Haddock, Reed k. Co., Philadelphia. “ Williamson, Taylor k 0o., “ “ Dale. Ross k Withers. “ ‘ Samuel Bospham k Sons, “ “ J. B. Lippenoott k Co., “ “ J. T. Alburger St Co., “ “ John S. Williams St Brother, Baltimore. “ Alfred Barnett A Co., New York. “ John G. Dale, Esq., New York. u A. A J. C. Harrison, Indianapolis. jsl-dlwAw2m-*

r. M.KAW. lUJblW KAIN ft

HILT,

MACHINE-MADE fHORSE SHOESJ TROT IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, st Troy, I N, Y n have HENRY BURDEN’S IMPROVED HORSE-SHOE MACHINERY now in sncoeesful operation,and are prepared to execute orders for HORS* and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Pattern, at a price hot little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the iron used in these shoes Is warranted in every respect. These shoe* have been approved of, and are now used by the United States Government exeturtvety, as also by many of the principal Stage and Omnibui Companies and Horse Shot r* throughout the country. These shoes can be purchased through the principal hardware dealers. Orders addressed to the rubscriber, at Troy, will receive Pr *pr^dly Wm. I. BURDEN, Agent. Troy, N. Y.

TKE FIRST PREMIUM MACHINES. HORSE POWERS for Belt #r Tumbling Shaft Ma-

chine.

PORTABLE ENGINES, suitable for ruining Thresh inf Machines, Corn Shelters, Portal* Mils, Wood lav ing, Ac. The attention ef fmmen is directed to this power, as they sre admirably adspted to any nse to which

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NEW 8HAVINQ SALOON TINDER THE ORIENTAL HOUSE* IlliIJ note Street The utarttgaed dartree that this Saloon wisra stay ft* In httHttewfllb* performed 1* •■OEM CANADA.

rand that perfoets JnMfodtT

IW BLACKSMITH ESTABLISH*

it* E*!

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WILLIAM E. WOOD’S LIVERY STABLE. XT AWING REPLENISH ED MY STOCK fX at BUGGIES and HORSES with the latest styles for B It AUTY and SPEED, I am prepared to furnish my old friends and all who may call, with a nicer turnout than any Array stable tn tbo city. Please call before looking elsewhere. Second state en Parttayrranls arreat, a fow doors north ef Washington strset. j«a3-lmD WM. E. WOOD.

WTtOR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM AND MILL X* prop*. XT, tit noted five mites frees Indtanepelis, within sight A the Orawfocdsrilte Plank Road, being a good Grist Mill, with two ran ot 4 foot Freeoh berrs, all In eoespieto ranafog ardra. Also, a new sawmill in firstrmte re: r-rw?- 75 acres of ehoie*

the bnlaapeif®°*“-

rtx roerasv da

and a never

■avuracTtnums or

BANK DOORS, JAIL WORK, VERANDAS, B A L U 8 T R ADI N G. GRATING, aim all xiirae or IRON WORK TTSti^LLT ABOUT A HOUSE. We present ourselves U to the citisens of Indianapoltr, and of the State at large, and ask their prtronage, and asiure them that they need not go to Cincinnati to get work done, for we are prepared to do anything in the above linear cheap, and tn as workmanlike manner as can be done anywhere. We warrant to give satisfaction in all work done by ns. Grave Yard Lota enclosed with Iren Roiling at reasonable priose. We *l*o hang House Bells, such a* front door, parlor, chamber, and hotel bells. Locks repaired. We may be found on the oorner of Kentucky Avenue and Tennessee Streets any time daring working hours. We tnsito all to give ns a cell before closing e contract anywhere else, Indianapolis, Indiana. aptSO-dly

TO THE LADIES ! TATE HAVE IN STOKE THE RES V V Selection of Seasonable and Fashionable Dress Trimmings, French Artificial Flowers, Ac., Ac., Fancy Grape Silk Pattern Bonnets—made in Cincinnati— which cannot easily be surpassed for good taste and neatness of style, AT PRICES TO PLEASE. Also, an assortment of Straw and Fancy Neapolitan, —AND— 011.1x3 Sozmots, And other Millinaries on hand. Ladies’ Corsets, &c, &c. t &c., Always in store and for sale at prices to please. 0. S. K. FAHNESTOCK k CO., apr5-dly No. 16 South Illinois Street.

Bank stock. New Y, rk.

820 shares Merchants’ Bank

stock, New York

100 shares United States Trust Company stock. New York. 15U shares Life Ins. and Trust Company stock, New York.

•44,000

44,000 00

#8,000

88,000 00

84,000

34,000 60

91,000

25,000 00

5,000

5,000 00

10,000

10,000 00

25,000

89,250 00

22500

2,500 00

10,000

9,000 00

10 000

10,300 00

25,000

21,000 00

25,000

28,750 00*

50,000

51,000 00

25,000

26,500 00

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50,000

60,000 00

100

10,700

10,272 00

100

25,000

12,M)0 00

100 100

5.000 5.000

1.250 OO 5.250 00

100

5,000

5,250 00

1,800

1,872 00

100

30,000

30,000 00

100

40,000

46,060 00

15,000

13,500 00

100

24,000

27,600 00

100

10,000

11,300 <H)

5,000

5,500 00

7,500

9,787 50

100

44.9(H)

56,125

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10,000

10,300 00

, 100

10,000

10,000 00

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10,000

10,000 00

100

1,500

1,500 00

. 50

10.000

10,100 0(1

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34,500 OO

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20,000

21,600 t o

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30,000 00

^ 100

30,000

34,200 00

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25,0<H) 00

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10,100 00

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10,000

11,750 00

’ 50

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9,600 00

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10,000

10,800 00

! 50

20,000

26,500 00

100

50,000

32,400 00

100

20,000

20,8(H) 00

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^ 100

40,000

43,400 00

20,000

22,400 00

, 100

30,000

31,800 00

' 100

40,000

41,400 00

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44,690 00

’ 100

10,000

11,200 00

. 100

15,000

24,750 00

$1,666,140 10

LiAiin.mn:

Due to other Bank* and other creditors—nothing. Losses adjusted and due—none. Losses adjusted and not due. 517,411 29 Losses unadjusted, in suspense, ore ntested 86,303 29-5103,714 58 A.1 other claims are small, for printing, *c. No agent is allowed to take any one risk exceeding 510,000, withou* special permission. The greatest amount Insured In any one city, town, vil-

lage or block varies.

The

charter of the Company was presented with the

January statement, 1858.

THOS. K. BRACE, Jr., Secretary.

Hartford, July 1st, 1858.

AMERICAN HOUSE, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, Indianapolis* Ind. rfYHIS POPULAR HOUSE, (and the largest I in the city,) has been leased by the undersigned, who, by close attention, hope to be able to render satisfaction to all their guests. ROOMS LARGE AND WELL VENTILATED. Table Cowered with the beat in the Market. Meals always ready for TVatteUrs on the Arrival Trains. ITT* Charges as reasonable as any first-class Hotel. Give the American a Trial HOLLOWAY k MORROW, Proprietor*. JTj= One or two small fiunilies can be accommodated witnpleasant rooms. my20Dly

The City Greys’ Brass Band

WILL FUUriSB MUSIC FOE

Parade** Proce**i*ns* Picnic** Festiwai*, Pablic aad Private Parties, s"WN THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. A good prompter will be la attendance. For farther par

ticulars^apply to

sc. ear rarener I J. A. BAKER,

Me. 50 West Washington Street.

FARMERS’ HOTEL,

(on SQUAU HOST* OF UHSOH D8FOT,)

Ceraer Geargla aad Illiaei* Streets*

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

on excellent table, aeon neas ana eomrortabi [ray 19-Dly] H. E. BUEHRIG. Proprietor.

* well of good star *ttk* dM -*3 EAL KS'I spring near at b»»wi Xiao. * gooc. rC, LBCTING

Stable,eras-mi atieds and other oat-hailffings, sod one GtaAspsstata

hundred abates voung fruit-trees, selected from Urn beet vsdstiss There it also * good lumber wagon, a cart, one yoke of srttts, eevani good aflahooraa aad cslvaa, and oartrataek*a*oh as to ■easEykapt m a ffiaa, farariug

■ be eoid together or divfcted I

LAM. On hand a*d for art* be R^MMSDN

wnuAS wiLaox.

ATE AND GENERAL COLAGENTS.—Th# undenigoed, having

al Estate aad General Collecting Agents, wfll bay sad sefl real estate in thta end *djoining States; buy, sell aad loaaSa toad wvrinte; pay L— on real estate for non-naidealB; make collections -Morally evraths Vast, aad attend to any co—riitirne Shrtaey be intrusted to so. Eastaes promptly attended

MADAMS BURDELL, DOCTRESS, Offlct en MERIDIAN STREET, sour* or kakylohd tmuarr, orrosiru asrnrr chttuch. m/f ADAME BURDELL treat* the following |Tl 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; Paralytis, and Rheumatism She also practices UROSCOPT,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 wU receive prompt attention. Jan 9 dly PATENT ASPHALTIC ROOFING FELT. A CHEAP* DUR ABLE and Perfectly A FIRE PROOF and WATER PROOF ROOFING. This roofing can be easily applied by any inexperienced person, with a few tacks. Price three cents per square foot in Bells 85 yards long and 32 inches wide. For sale by 1DMISTON BRO’fi. Afent* Wanted. junST-dSm 3 Bowling Green. New Yon.

ITT, I Hartford, July 1st, 1858. f Personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace, daly qualified te administer oaths, Thomas K. Brace, Jr., Secretary, and made solemn oath that the foregoing statement of the assets and condition of the iEtna Insurance Company is trne. HENRY FOWLBR. Justice of the Peace. T7I8PKCIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO INSURANCE i’i of farm property, dwellings, out-bniidings aud contents. Such insured for periods of three to five years, on the most favorable terms. Choice first-class indemnity may be effected without delay witti this well-known corporation, through the Indianapolis agency. Losses XQUtTaBLT aDJusrrn, and promptly paid. If wealth, with a steady and prompt a'tention to a legitimate insurance badness, and the execution of contracts in good faith, have inducements w th the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality and our claims to their patronage, to records of past services, tendering their continnance with increasing ability and facilities in futnre. WM. HENDERSON, Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. Application con be made to K. H. Barry, Clerk, who is fully authorised to transact business connected with the agency. WM. HENDERSON. Jyl2-7tDA3wW

INDIANAPOLIS,

3ST El "W Black Silk MUta* Without Flayers; White Silk Frinye; ' Blue uu< White Boanefi BIfobOU*; Plulu Blue Bonnet Silk* Brora a aad Bleached Canton Flsutnelo* Checked Good* for Da*ter*. Just received, by Express, at je!8 WILLARD'S.

SM ARRIVAL OF

aUEENSWARE.

R/ tn*

rErtto;OI

Awertca.

North

Ohio Premium Woolen Factory, Indtanapoli** Ind., South Side of Washington St., on the hank of the River. X"bUR Factory is in full operation, and we are now better prepared to work Wool into all kinds of Goods, Roll or Yarn, than ever before. Our factory is fn 1 of machinery and everything is complete and in perfect order. Having run our machinery all winter, we have on hand a large stock of Goodsof our own make. »uch as plain and fancy Cassimeres, BmttineU, Blankets, Cloths. Jean-, plaid Flannel, whte, red and brown Flannels, Tweeds, Shawls, Stocking Yarn, foe., foe. Call and see these goods before leaving your Wool at any other Factory. Country Spinning and Roll Carding. Wash your dean, and bring itto the Ohio Premium WoolenFacti' . and we will make you such Rolls as will please the girls nd such Yarn a* will make the Weavers laugh. We do our work promptly; employ good workmen, attend to our business; waste none of your Wool; and work os cheap as any responsible Factory. Call and see us, and judge of the quality of our work for yoareel res — Customers from a distance can have their Roils and Yarn to taka home with them. Cash for Wool. The highest market price paid for Wool in cash or goods. mayU-w3m MERRITT A COUGHLEN.

ttERFUMERV* COSMETICS* AC — _ A large sasortment of Lubin's ten aim- Pr-nrh Ex tracts; Wright's, Basin’s and MHcheil’s Extracts, for the Handkerchief. Fragrant Odors, Cologne*, Boy Rum, Pomades, Hair Oil*. Toilet and Sharing Soaps, Shaving Cream, fine Cosmetics, Combe, Brashes, foe., at jelfi-DStawfoW E BROWNING'S Drug Store.

T^LAVORING EXTRACTS AMD Spices.—A large sasortment of all the various Flavoring Extracts, consisting. In part, of Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Celery, Peach. Strawberry, Pine Apple, Almonds , foe., with a good stock of pure ground and onground Spices, of ail kinds; for sol* by R. BROWNING. jel5-D2tawfoW

r>URNING FLUIDS* OILS, Ac.—iu brls. ■3 Burning Fluid; 10 bris. Borin; 10brls. Lord Ofl; 5 casks Potash; 10 “ Alcohol; 3 “ Soda Ash; 2 easks Olive Oil: 5 “ 8*1 Soda; jssasjf———‘rere-ay,,,,^

X3E ST AMERICAN AMD FREECH XE Window Otaa»—4U* Boxes Window Glass; assorted rises from 8x10 to 36x50. For arte at the lowest figures, by Uel5-D9ta*AWl R. BROWNING.

rANIC REBICENES.-A large and weUiriecsed stock, with aU th* new and ooattenuated

mnted freak and pare. For sale bj

jalfi-DStawfoW B. BROWNING.

Star*?

I ARE.—A choice lot at Haraa* i brat of Chawtag Toboeea, at R. BEpNEOIO’S Drag Store.

AffiffiRRTBI