Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1858 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL,

INSURANCE.

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THURSDAY •

..OCTOBER T

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SO.YO OF THE OREEK. A.1XAZOS. BY W. C. BKYABT. I huckle to my i)i>nd> r tide The pietol »od the cimiter, And in my m«i ten flower and pride Am come to »hve the t—tn of war; And yonder cUndi my fiery Meed, ThiU paw* the ((round and neigh* to go, M y charyer of the Arab breed— I took him from the routed foe. My mirror U the mountain spring, At which I dress my ruffled hair; My dimmed and dusty arm* 1 bring, And wash away the blood-stain there. Why should I guard from wind and sun This clieea, whose virgin rose has fled? It was for one—oh! only one— I kept its bloom, and he is dead! Rut they who slew him—unaware Of coward murderers lurking nigh— And left him to the fowls of air. Are yet alive—and they must diet They slew Urn—and my virgin years Are vowed to Oreece and vengeance bow, Ami many an Othman dame, in tears,

naiden’s vow.

Khali rue the Orecian mu

I touched ths lute in better days, I led in dance the joyous band; Air! they may more to mirthful lays Whose hand can touch alover’s hand. The march of hosts that haste to meet Se un* gayer than lire dance to me. The lute's eweet tones are not so sweet

As the fierce shout of victory I

Alleged Injuatlce to .*lary .Ylagdalen— Her l*erwonal Appearance The Philadelphia Journal says: A curious proof of the vigorous vitality of error, is seen in the prevalence of a mistake about the character of so famous a woman as the Magdalen. Mary of Magdala, whose miraculous cure is mentioned by Mark, and who there is no reason to believe waA an abindoned woman, is confounded with her who was a "sinner,” spoken of by Luke, and whose name was not given. Based on this error, an ideal Saint Magdalen was added to the calendar of the Catholic Church, and early in the thirteenth century several religious orders, whose members must have once led dissolute lives to entitle them to admission, were formed under her

protection

Insurance Capital Enlarge u. /ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. OONN. Incorporated I8I»—Charter Eerpetnal Cash Capital $1,000,000 ABSOLUTS AND UNIMPAIRED. r SURPLUS, $422,132 11. With the prestige of 38 yean’ fueceae and experience. DIR E~<Ft O R S.

T. K. Brace, sr.,

Robert Buell,

■. A. Bulkley,

8. 8. Ward. 0. P. Davi*.

EEoll£axi.<* JBlttexra, aBonramanre a The Celebrated Stomach Bitters. rvNklE R»NT POPUI.AR AND EF- * ' SECTIV* medicine again* Dyspepsia, Disease of Die Kidneys, Liver Complaint, weakness of any kind, fever sad Ague, and all affections of the Stomach and Liver, is the celebrated HOLLAND BITTERS, made by the world renowned Dr Bomnnawr, of Am

etdam. Hothmd.

It is a medicine which is wholesome m be taken by people enjoying good health, as it will preserve their health; and sick people, suffering under the influences of the above-named diseases, will End relief by it. for testimonials and ioforaatioo about the virtues of Boamtxs.wr’a Holla** Brrnms, everybody who has

aaed it will give satisfactory reference. JACOB L. WALLACE, Bole Agent,

No. U Illinois street, south of the Palmer House, Indianapolis, Ind. v - iyS-DAWIy" P. 8.—Persons wishing to become agents for t salo of Icine may direct letters, indosing postage stamp, Wailacb, sole agent for the United States and

8ALTIMQRE AND OHIO

LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT

Bamnel Tudor, M. A. Tuttle,

B. Mather, H.Z. Pratt, D. Hillyer,

Joseph Chnrcfa,

E. flower,

B. 0, Ripley,

A. Dunham,

T. A. Alexander.

W.Kensy, C. H. Brainard. OFFICERS. B. G. RIPLEY, President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. TH0S. K. BRACE, Jr.,SecretaryINSURES AGAINST THE DANGERS OF FIRE

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.Perils of Inland Navigation, At as liberal rules and rates as risks assumed permit of solvency and fair profit. Y7ISPECIAL attention given to insorance of Farm Prop fjj erty, Dwellings, out-buildings and contents. Such insured for periods of three to five years sn the most fa-

Every printer of eminence who has done any-’ij^s Agency,

thing to illustrate religious art, has chosen this • u fancied conversion as the subject for his pencil, and, accordingly, we have innumerable women, in different stages of nudity, with skulls and crowns of thorns, and disheveled hair and weeping eyes. Obviously, an artist can expend all his power in delineating the mingled passion and purpose that are expressed in the human face at such a crisis in life, and hence this is usually one of the greatest works of a man of genius. For instance, that of Ary Scheffer is a physiological study, of never-ending interest, and tells more than whole volumes could do. The work of Reubens, now on exhibition at Mr. Earle’s gallery, marks that point in woman’s life where, giving up the world and its treasures, she is looking, in an agony of woe and despair, for some thing higher and better. All she had, she spurns from her, but while behind is darkness she can not see light ahead. It is not an individual experience; it is not merely the suffering of the Magdalen; but it has the touch of nature which in is. - tie- whole world akin. A sister, standing by, smiles through her tears, complacently, as if she knew that the bitter lesson is auselul one. Toe pal n ling has an “idea,” and every thing is made accessory to that. The foot placed on the casket of jewels, the hands rei>e!!ing the past, the eyes averted from herself, and turned upward in despair, all contribute to give expression to the one thought. Of the execution it is useless to say much. The coloring is brilliant, the drawing not altogether faultless, the draper y stiff and with a picture look about it. The Magdalen is by no means npirituelle in her style of beauty, but somewhat coarse and voluptuous, as the women of Ru-

bens generally are.

▼arable terms.

Choice flrst-cU*» Idemlnty may be effected withontdelay — this well-known corporation, through the Indianap

LOSflK* EQUITABLY AC JDSTXD

And Promptly Paid If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to alegiti-

mate insurance business, and the execution of contracts In good faith, have inducements with the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality and our claims to their patronage, to records of past services, tendering their continuance with increasing ability a*.' facilities

in future.

TM. HENDERSON Agent,

Indianaf Us, lad.

Application can be made to D. W. Grubs, Cierk, who is full v authorized to transact business connected with the agency. WM. HENDERSON. _dec24^ dly Indianapolis Insurance Company* BUSINESS CONFINED TO THE STATE

OF INDIANA.

INCORPORATED

IN 183(1*

IRE AND MARINE Risks taken at equitable rates

Losses promptly paid.

Office, Central Bank, South Meridian Strset. 9 ’57 dly.

AUCTION SALE_ OF LANDS. milE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENl tnl KOlway Company will offer for sale, at public auction, nil their lands remaining unsold in the counties of Hendricks, Parke and Vermillion, in Indiana, and Ed-

gar, Coles and Iroquois, in Illinois.

The Company propose to sell these lands to pay off their pres'-nt in iebtedness and provide means for the early re-

sumption of the work.

TERTIS OF SALE.

The purchaser will be required, at the time of sale, to pay ten per cent, in cish, and his notes,drawn without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, for the Imlance, with interest on the s ame, payable fifteen per cent, in sixty days, twenty-live percent, in six months, twenty-five per cent, in one year, nui twenty-five per cent, iu two years

from day of sale.

A title bond will be given upon payment of the ten per cent.,an I upon payment of the first, or any subsequent note, a deed will lie made, the Company takin^a mortgage to secure the payment of the deferred notes, the purchaser

faying the expense* of the mortgage.

The lands m Hendrick* 0 >unty will he offered for sale at tho 0 lurt h mse in Danville, at ten o’clock A. M. of the

Hth day ofGctolier next.

The lands in Parke County, at the Court-house in Rockville. on the Kith day of October, at ten o’clock A. M. The lauds in Vermillion County, at Highland, on the

18th day of October, at one o’clock P. M.

The lands in Kdgar County, at Bloomfield, on the 90th

day of October, at ten o’clock A. M.

The lands in Coles County, at Tuscola, on the22d day of

October, at one o’clock P. M.

The lands in Iroquois County, at Loda, on the 25th of

October.

The ten percent, bonds of the Company will be received in payment as cash, or for the deferred notes. JOHN. 0. CAMPBELL, *ep8-Pt octU __ ___ President. fluff’s OTJTXjEFLY, A . D .WO O D

Has a large stock of

Fine Table anil Pocket Cutlery. FINABLE AND DESOKT KNIVES AND X KOaKS of every style, from fifty cents to six dollars per sett. Silver Plated Forks and Kpoons. OllcUrini’M American Razor* and

PocKet Knives.

Wood Is now opening the larges and finest assortment

in the West, of these j ustly celebrated goods; and he calls SIGN

especial attention to thew Those who shave themselves should not be withoutmese SUPERIOR RAZORS; they are warranted. Razor Case*, Straps, Shears, Scissors, Ice of the best quality, all ■oiling cheap by A. D. WOOD. septll SIGN OF THE BI PADLOCK. dly

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BCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO. Imtortbrs and Dzalzrs ir Drills, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &c., 170 William Street, Cor. Beckman, N, Y., Invite the atteutlon of the trade to their large and varied stock of DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, Ac. In addition to their regular importations of Staple Goods, they are also receiving, direct from the sources of nroduction and manufacture, supplies of Tooth; Hair and Nail Brushes, Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, Sponges, French and English Perfumery, Lubin’s Extracts,and many other aticles usually embraced in Druggists’ stocks, which they are also enabled to offer oa the most advantageous terms. Orders, eithcriu person or by mail, will receive prompt attention. apr97-dly Books at Half Price. 1XUYIE,S.TIOLLETT a FAItKTS ENG■X LAND. Virtue's royal octavo edition, profusely ill unrated; cost in number* $36; for sale, bound iu three volumes, $12 00. Fifty vo-umes British Poets, bound in calf, per rol., 15c. Hugh Miller’s works, per volume, $1 00. $1 5i5* >er ' i Tolumef, half calf, par to lame, ^One llumlrsd New Book*, published at «1 00, for sale Fifty volumes very rare and valuable old works, whieh will h« sjU , t ; much less than their real value . ^ _ DR. LODGE, jyio-iy 36 East Washington street Indianapolis. Lewis NaDDCX. TBOS. NaPDt’X. WM.B MADDUX. M-A.3333XT3C SXXOS WHOLXSAL* DKALKRS 1* ALL OS Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars, General Commission No. 16 Columbia-aL, bet. Maio and Sycamore, •rl-Sm* CINCINNATI. O. Books for tbe Season! BRITAIN" ON A TOUR-th* liveliest and Kgsssssss-Sj? At BTS*A*T A BOWEN’S BOOK BOOMS.

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TTAS A VERY LARGE XX EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Hardware and Cntlery,

Which he is selling at very , i _

Xjt o -w F X* 1 o O 0 . Buvers of any kind of Hardware, who look to THEIR INTERESTS, and wish to choose from & large end com* plete assortment, will ge to WOOD’S HARDWARE STORE. septll-dly

Dye-Stufle, Dye-Stufh. 3 000d« BS * BK8T oniBRo kesb2,MM lb* best Indigo, 4 bbts Lae Dye, 150 boxes Ext. Logwood, SOObbls Chrom. Potass*, SO bblj. Chip’d 44 5 ftnsire Copperas* 20 " " Fustic, $ brls Alum, 15 44 Gr’dOamwosd, 10Carboys OHVltrol, With a large stock of Dyo-Stoffs of all kinds, to which I invite ths attention of Dealer* and container*. For sale low, In quantities to suit purchasers . ,0*7 R. BROWNING. * A. D. WOOD TTAS BOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST IX cash rates, a fine variety of GUNS, REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, Doable and single barreled guns: Colt’s and Alloa’s Re* ▼olvfTs, Shot and Game-hag*, Horns and other sporting materials; also Whips and Lashes of every variety, septll SIGN OP THE BIG PADLOCK. dly

Q* Cabinet'

EVERY DESCRIPTION AND best quality for Urn FUnner, Carpenter, Cooper, -maker, Wagon and Shoemaker, Blacksmith and

ith. AIM,

Ginsmith. Also, on hand the celebrated Lake Huron Grmd-Btonos,

U for sale cheep Uy . , A. D. WOOD. eeptll SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOOK. dly

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE,

rflERMINATRS AT WASHINGTON AND BALTII more on the East, and Wheeling, Benw md and Par trnhoig on ihe West, at whieh place R unites with Railroads. Steamers, Ac., for and from all point, in the Wmsf, Soutb-We**t «md Nmrtb.West. Two trains leave Wheeling daily, 12:1$ A. M.,4:55 P.M. One train only on Sundays, 4:55 P. M. Direct connections are made by these trains FOR ALL THE EASTERN CITIES T This is the onl route to Washington Citv. Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, at the cost of a ticket to Boaton etaaa, by other lines. run as quick an* ran* as be* as via a*r othuu uovtx. Inquire for ticket, via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any of the principal Rai road Offices in the Wert. R. F. rULLKR, Gen’l Western Agent. W. P. Suite, Master Transportation. sepiO-Dly CHANGE OF TIME! May 10th, 1858. THE SHORTEST AND ONLY DIREQT ROUTE TO oiM’oxKraa'ua.TiINDIANAP0LIS AND . CINCINNATI Short Line -

this medicine may direct letters, inclosing postage stamp, to J. L. Wailacb, sole agent for tho United States and Canada, who will furnish them with all information desired. Direct letters J. L. Wallach, Indianapolis, Ind.

Box 771.

Ihdiaxatoll*, 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 purpose, it is designed for, particularly against the disabilities of the Stomach and Chills and Fever. We heartily recommend it to onr fellow-citizens as u family

Standard medicine.

John Bussey, Adam Knanf. O. Newcomer, John Kirter, Christian Popp, Gottlieb Nehring, Isaac Smith (Mail Agent on M and I. Railroad); John Weis, Charles M.

Miller, Henry Bofert, D. 0. Middlemas. „ rrp For sale by all respectable druggists. J, L. WALLACH; Sole Agent, | : 1

jy(j No. 15 Illinois street. GOOD NEWS FOR THE SKK ! (Office open every day and evening. ' ‘

im. EWING* No. 9 Virgrimia Avenue,

Sontb-eaui of the Branch Bank., Indianapolis,devotes his whole time to the treatment of Secret Diseases, such as Syphilis, in its flrst and secondary stages, gonnorrhcea, gleet, infiamation of the bladder, strictures, impotency, diseases of the bones, mercurial diseases, scrofula, Ac. All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated or nnsnccesfally treated by inexperienced or pretend-

ed practitioners; those laboring under the destructive effects of mercury or quack nostrums, all who suspect thd remains of disease larking in their systems, may cons nit Dr. E. with honorable confidence and a guaranty of a spe -dy and per-

manent cure.

Dr. Ewing announces to ladies in want of a remedy for irregularities, stoppages, Ac., peculiar to the delicate organizations of their systems, Dr. Dader’s Female Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove it—none speak ill of them, for all like them. Dr. Dacier’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Ewings office, No. 9 Virginia avenue. South-east of Branch Bank, Indianapolis,

Indiana.

Ladies in certain situations should not use these, the particulan of which will be fennd on the direch is accompanying each box. Price fl. Sent by mall to any part of the country. No letters will be answered unless they contains remittance or a postage stamp. Office hours from 8 a. m., to 9 p, m mch3-d&wl*.

SWAV & CO.’S LOTTERIES TRIUMPHANT! ", ts'w.m.N' ct> oo Continue to draw at* nsnnl, witMont .

interruption. r SYTCa-XX ct3 Oo.’«

Lottene* are le*al, and authorised

bjr the State of Georgia!

The late attempt to injure our firm has shown that our lotteries ate drawn fairly; that oar prise? are paid puDCtually. and that our schemes are more liberal than any other lottery in the world. , rpHE following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swan A X Oo., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for October, 1858, at Augusta, Georgia, in public, under the superin-

tendence of Commissionere.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

DUMONT* isf SINKER, > Terr* lute Female College, MAiroraCTOfifiM 6F ' * < mmiitlail MmeadBAUinuUI

PORTABLE & STATIONARY

MISCELLANEOUS.

mSbifs

i. JIM SO* ef tfce College, the! ^

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O 1 A IB s 8 8 Draw* on Saturday*

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Draw* on Saturday.

Oct. 8* 8 Q , Oct. 9,

O 1 A » 0 8 7 9

Draw* on Saturday, Oct. 16,

Draw* on Saturday,

3 8, Oct. 23, 8 9, Oct. 30,

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1858.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH 2 “The first impression of a needle upon a rent obviateth a

ninefold introduction.”

Fit. J. HARRIS, THANKFUL I. the public generally for their very liberal pa- « age, asks a continuation of the same, and injj £ so gives assurance that recently acquired i

facilities reader him still better able to give satis-1

fection to those who favor him with a call.

Mr. H. is prepared to renovate -til sorts of dothlng 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, and t s preserve the same from

moth and the ’’wear and tear” of time.

Let the reader remember the maxim, ‘‘Economy ;alth,” and take your dilapidated garments to Mr. H.,

who will make them as new.

Mr. H. 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 thefe 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’ G-<3XjX> ^ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS, STEINWAY & SONS, 84 Walker St., Near Broad way, N . Y.

MANUFACTURERS,

Were anarded the First Premium where and whenever they brought their Piano Fortes into competition with the best maker# of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and

Baltimore.

Received the two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan

Fair, Washington, 1855.

Th* First Premium (a gold Medal) for the best Pian Forte at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1856. The First Prize Medal for the best Piano Forte at the American Inititute, Crystal Palace, New York, 1856. The First Premium (a Gold Medal) for the best Grand Piano at the Maryland Institute, Ba timore, 1857. The First Premium at the State Fair, Detroit, 1857. The First Premium at the State Fair, Richmond, 1857. Among the Judges were the first musical talent of the -ountry, such as W. Mason, Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt, Ac.. Grand and Square Pianos constructed with the full wooden and iron frame combined, are warranted for three years. Prices moderate. sepl6-D6m

MACHINE-MADE

fHORSE SHOESJ TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at Troy, Y., have HENRY BURDEN’S IMPROVED

RSB-SH0S MACHINERY now in successful operation, and are prepared to execute orders for HORSE and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Pattern, at a price bat

little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron.

The quality of the iron used in these shoes is warranted in every respect. These shoes have been approved of, and are now used by the United States Government exclusively, a* also by many of the principal Stage and OmnibosOompanies and Horse Shoersthroughout the country. These shoes can be purchased through the principal

hardware dealers.

Orders addressed to the subecriber, at Troy, trill receive

prompt attention.

*pr3-dly

W*. F. BURDEN, Agent, Troy, N. Y.

OF THE BIG PADLOCK,

Nearly oppoeiteOdd Fellows’ Hall.

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STOCK OF

A. M. Bininger & Co. (Establilhed 1778,) IMPORTERS, No. 17 Broad Street, NEW YORK. This agreeable Tonic is designed especially as a Safe and reliable Medicine for Family Use. The Public are allured that our London Dock Gin is a fuperior article, poffeffing all the virtues aferibed to it as a Medicinal Beverage, and deferving of their patronage, in preference to the luspicious decc^ions emanating from irrefponfible fources, and fold under various pretentious^lames. The fad that our houfe (eftabiished in 1778,) has attained a favorable reputation for the genuine character and purity of its Liquors, will, we truft, be a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of this article. Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cafes of one and two dozen each, with our name on the bottles, and a faefimile of our Signature on the

wrappers.

Sold throughout the United States and Canadas, by Druggilis, Grocers, &c. . . Druggifts and Dealers

Supplied with

Wines and Brandies, Dired from U. S. Bonded Warehoufes, of all the favorite brands^ and mod approved Vintages.

HIPFor sale by ROBRRT BROWNING, Druggist, Indianapolis, sole Agent for Indiana. *ep25-ly

— ‘ . ' VIA LAWRENCEBURGH! No Gb&ng-e of Can to Cincinnati I Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday excepted ,)as follows: For Cincinnati, connecting at Cincinnati with trains for Wilmington, Waanington, 0 rcicville. Wheeling, Athens, Greenfield, Marietta Parkereburgh, Washingtoncity. Lancaster, Zanesville, Hamden, Chilliotthe, Baltimore, Philadelphia.

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Nlaysville, Pari*, Lexington, and Danville, Ky. 1st Train leaves at 7:00 A. M., Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cinonuati at 12:25, P. M.; Lexington, Ky., 7:00 P. M.; Nicholasrille, Ky., 7:55 P. M., Chillicothe, 8:30 P. M.; Zanesville, 1:35 A. M.; Wheeling,8 A. M. 2d Train leaves at 1:20, P. M., Accommodation, and arrives at Cincinnati at 6:35, P. M. 3d Train leave at 6:30 P. M., Cincinnati Express, arrives at Cincinnati at 10:40 P. M.; Wheeling, 4:40 P. M.; Baltimore, 10:30 A. M.; Washington City, 11:20 A- M. Trains arrive at Indiasapolis, 4:00 A. M.; 11:25 A. M.; 8:50 P. M. JLT* Through tickets can be had at the Union Ticket Office, Indianapolis, and all the principal Ticket Offices in

the Wert.

Jtj 3 Fare as low as by any other route. nov4. W. H. L. NOBLE, Gen’l. Ticket Agent. PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. A~tiN and after Wednesday, May 12,1858, Trains will run U_F as follows: An Accommodation Train will leave Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 7 tMI A. M.; reach Kokomo at 1:21 P. M., connecting with Train on the C. & C. R. R. for Logans port, and arrive at Peru at3:23 P. M. The Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 1:20 P. M.; stop at all the stations, and connect at Peru with the Accommodation Train going East on the T. W. dk W. R. R. at 5:15?. M. for Wabash, Lagro, Huntington, Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit, ttc.\ and with Passenger Train going west at 7:15 P.M. for Logausport, Lafayette, Springfield (111.) and St. Louis. Jiotuminff, the Mail Train will leave Peru at 7:30 A. M., after the arrival of the Train from the east on the T. W. 4k W. R. R.; connect at Kukomo with the Tiain from Logansport on 'he C. & C. R. R. at 8:33 A M., and reach Indianapolis at 11:30 A. M., connecting there with Trains for all points, east, south and west. The Accommodation Train will leave Peru at 9:15 A. M after the amval'-of the train from the west on the T. W,. Sc W. R. R.; arrive at Kokomo at 11:18 A. M., andreach*Indianapolig at 5:30 P. M.; connecting with the 6.0i' P. M. trains for Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, Jeffersonville and Louisville. Baggage checked through each way between Dayton, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Pern, Fort Wayne and Toledo. Through Tickets for sale at the principal offices on the T. W. & W. R. IL; and at Peru and Kokomo, for points South, and at Indianapolis for all principal points north

and east.

Special attention given to the transportation of Live took, Produce and Merchandise generally. JAMES. H. MILLS, Snp’t. L. N. Akdrxws, General Freight Agent. Indianapclis, May 12, 1858.

On the plan of Single number*. Firrr Tkoubakd Tick- Jv rrs. Fivs Thousand Four Udndrkb and Kiohtv-Fivz

prizes.

. MUR LI ONR PR 12 S TO MVKRT NINE «*•' TI0SST8. Magnificent Scheme, to be drawn each Saturday in

October.

1 Prize of ,$70,000

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8 T BAM BO lit B R 8^ CHI.UNISYS, BKEKCfltNG, ^ Lard-Tanks, Ceolers, Gas-Bolders, B AN K V A TTL TB.w HOUSE AND ' JAIL WORK,

IRON BAILING,

and every other description oT ( ' ^ BOILER, SHEET 1*0*AND SlitlTH WORK.

Employing nohi bat practical' mechanics, tie are enabled to compete with tte best shop of Cincinnati «t any other '

oRy,-in work or prices. , ,

Particular attention given to repairing. Firebrick, and clay kept constantly on haadand foe sale. v Shop on Union Railroad, one square east of the Union

Passenger Depot, Inpianpolis. Ind. *M< fi-''* . . . dfctily.

By Wm. Y« WILEY,

REAL ESTATF, AGENT,

Commissioner of Deeds,

nuNaeroosand apprectatingpep^aj.on

theltf i^fheec fewer

]*« rie* in* le»a than at any Western eity of

death*.*M less sicknees her*

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are spaoloet and well

veil venthatod, three being a beantifolly

furniahed parior with geparatertsOptag apeutmeut* for e*ch

sat;

aztiora, fbnning a most delightful pnsmenade for pnpiU All tbe grounds will be tdata^Up yyatsntqd.

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UDLOWVS PATENT INFALLIBLE 4 FRUIT CAN.—-This at tide is dsekledly the best in market; leas trouble. Bare sore, and reasonable I* se. One-quart fruit cans; two-quart fruit caa*. Afoa, 1

aiKAti GMUi| vtiUia* AJBOe of glass fruit Jan, dUferent rises and

JACOB LINDLBT,

No. 1C West WashlngteB street.

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’KWlSBEat FINE LEGHORN HA'TR. fesasas-sdaK®

H. A. OI LUGAN'fi,

■o. 5 Bates Boose, Washington i

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Madison & Indianapolis R. R. Co. fTIHB Passenger Train will leave the Union Depot daily l at 12:00 M., for Madison, Cincinnati & Louisville. This is the shortest Railway line to Cincinnati and Louisville—connecting at Madison with the steamers Telegraph and Jacob Strader, arriving at Cincinnati in time to connect with the Express Trains leaving at six o’clock, A. M., for the Bast, and by the Kentucky Central R. R., for the Sou.h. -*■ Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the alwve steamer*, and also by the Madison packets. Forest Queen and Kentucky, arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M., mak-‘ ingconnections with all Trains leaving for the East, North and Wert. • Fare to CincinwaAi* ° r Cincinnati to IndianapoliMy $3 OO: To Louieville,

83 50.

No charge for Meals or State-rooms on the Steamers, or for laggage or Omnibus at Madison. Shippers and Merchant* West will find it to their inftrest to travel over and ship by this line. apr8 dtf D. 0. BRANHAM, Superintendent. C HA NGEOF TIME. JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. Two Train* Daily (Sunday* excepted.)

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/"hN and after July 12, 1858, Traiifs will run as fol-

VF lows:

Accommodation leaves at ...10:20 A, M. Express leaves at 6:00 P. M. Above trains stop for the accommodation of passengers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin, Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymour with trains on the Ohio Sc Miariasippi Road, and at Louisville with brains on the Louisville, Frankfort fe Lexington, and Louisville Sc

Nashville Roads.

Freight Trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Office, Madison Depet, West side

A 8. OAROTHKRS, Supt.

J. G. WarrcoriB, Freight Agent.

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SURGEON.

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GENERAL*

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PrafasBor Up deg raff, TNORMNRLY rondeat Physician at WSHa’ Hospital, Danville S/6 Mid »wr InniiAary, Professor of Anatomy^ and Lecturermpp* PhyMpfogy, has taken *n. office in this piaoe, arid Will operate on all surgical disease*, and begs Crane leave to infbm the public that all diseases of the By* afrd Spring

Ride is Your Own Carriage! (JEEA: rAHKK- ‘ Now IS THE TIME TO SECURE ONE OF G-astoxx?m Flue 1 CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, At price* corresponding with the hard times. TNOR TH£ NEXT THIRTY DAYS I wifl^teUCarnages and Buggies at the following nn-

5*485 Prizes amounting to .8320,000 Whole Ticket* RlOi Halves 55; UHarters %2 50. A Circular, showing the plan of the Lotteries, will be sent to any one desirous of receiving it. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk : Certiflcateof Package of 10 Whole Tickets $8o 44 44 10 Half “ ,.<40 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 20 44 “ 10 Eighth 44 10 IN ORDERING T10KRTS OR OSBTIFIOATSS, Inclose the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate. The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent te pur chasers immediately after the drawing. IPurchasers will please write their signatures plain, ive their Postoffice, County and State. 3 Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable [1 without deduction. IT? All Prizes of 81,000 and under paid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual time of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for tickets or certificates to S. SWAN Sc C0-, Augusta, Ga. I)' j 3 Persons reriding near Montgomery Ala., or Atlanta, Ga.. can have their orders filled, and save time, by addressingS. Swan &. Co., at either of those cities. ITT 3 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel with the amount of the prizethat each one is entitled to, will be published after every drawing. In the following papers : Augusta (Georgia) Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dis patch, Paulding (Mississippi) Clarion, and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat. sepS?

Railroad Stocks, , Bonds, Land Warrants, &c M - No. 101-2, East tVaeblnfftoa Street, ' i iO '.* ! OYER ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE, Bay*, sells and exchanges property of aU kind*. Renta and leases Houses, Lobs ind Farms, i ~ ’ Buys and sells Stoeka, Bonds, Notes and Mortgagee, Buys, sells, and locates Land Warrants. Sells Real Estate and Slocks at Auction. Coll ets Renta, Notes and Claims. Pays Taxes and examines Titles In any of the Western States. : : t Enters Land with Cash or Land Warrants. Loans Money, Negotiates Loans, and makes Collections. Draws, Deeds. Mortgages, Leases, Plato, fc«. Y Inquirieaby letter promptly replied to. All business transactions strictly confidential. Carriage always at the door to show property. siT-ffi-dAtil -win. Y« wilbY. COMMISSIONER in INDIANA Tor tho following States and- 7<rtiNs«N«l. Maine, | ^ Louisiana, New Hampshire, j Texas, Vermont, | Ohio, .• ii ! Massachusetts, Illinois, Connecticut, Missouri ■’ Rhode Island, Iowa, New York, Arkansas New Jersey, Wisconsin, Penniflv a Michigan, Maryland, ‘ Minnesota, ". Virginia, _ Y Kansae, Kentucky’ Nebraska, i Tennessee. California, North Carolina, Oregon, . Mississippi, Washington,

New Mexico,

Will administer oaths, take depositions, affidavits See., and acknowledge Deeds, Mortgages, Pe vers of Attorney, Ac., tobnused and recorded in any efthe above States and

Territories.

TO 3 Office, No. 10 1-2 East Washington Street ovef Adams’ Express Office. novS4-d*wtf.

AYER’S

-£L G- TT 33 O XT DEL US ,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and

Aigue, Kemittent Fever, Cliill FeVer, T RAR Dumb Aeuc, Periodical Headacbe, _L,VFvFl_f

or Biliou* Headacbe, and Bilious 7 Fevers, indeed for tbe wb ole class of Diseases ori^inatinsr in biliary derangement, caused by tbe Malaria

of miasmatic countries.

DR. E. HOWARD & SON ‘ Have returned from the South, and offer their medical service* to the citizens of Indianapolis and’the public

generally.

Office west side of Illinois street, One and a half squares north of Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS. riNIIEY WOULD SAY TO TrtE PUBI LIC that the hithert j incurable disease, the

GANGER,

Is successfully treated by them. Also, Scrofula, enlargement of the Glands, Fistula in ano, Ac., as well as chronic

diseases in general. ’

N. B.—Those wishing to examine the likenesses of per-

certificates—can do so

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sons before cured, and after—also, by Calling on them at their office.

TVT0 one remedy is louder called for by the necessities IN °f the American people than a sure and safe remedy for Fever and Ague Such a remedy we aie now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the dise se, and with assurance, founded on proof, that harm can ari-e from its use in any quantity. That which protects from or prevents this disorder must be of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of this bale'"' distemper. This “Cork” expels the miasmatic poison Fbver sud Aorx from the system and prevents the dev opment of the disease, if taken on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only.the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, butsd-o the cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of everybody ; and in bilious districts, where Fever and Aon* prevails, everybody should have it and use it freely both for cure and protection. It is hoped this.price will place it within the reach of all—the poor as well as the’ nch ' A great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered .for the spieedy and certain cure of Intermittent* is. that it contains no Quinine or. mineral,consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the 'constitution. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if they had never had the disea-e. Fe ver and ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders aijge from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gnut, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma. Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and derangem ntof the Stomach, all of which, when originating In this cause, put on the intermittent type,or become period! cal. This ‘-Cure” expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them all Mike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants and persons traveling or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily while exposed to the inflection, that flriJL be excreted from the system,and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valorble for protection than care,- and few will ever suffer from Intennittents, if they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affoids. *ep27

SUNDRIES.

BAGS TABLE SALT;

75 half hrls. White Fish: ‘ ' 50 bags Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.;

50 bales Batting; >i, ■ . . t .

40 coils Cotton, Hemp and Manilla Rope;

30 coils Bed Cords; 200,000 Gun Caps;

75 bxs. Soaps—Palm, German and Fancy; 20 bales Candlewick;

20 bxs. Raisins;

50 bxs Candles, assorted; ! Nuts, assorted Candies; 100 bdla Wrapping-paper;

100 doz. W.ood-buckets; 7, .

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- Indigo, Madcie

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The Faculty i will consist of a thoroughly experienced ^^e^JOrotCOYERTTA^., h> underand former Free Went of the OWo Femeje College and Glendale Female , ° B^^PHONSO ^OCB, A. M.,1ate President of the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished author of several scientific wosks beeriq* hie nap*, will be the Pre -iding TeachetoLthe College and Instructor in Mental and M Prof.08WORTH, late Professor of Chemistry dee.. In Parmer’s College, Ohio, wlU take the chair of* Natural Science, upon Which he win lecture and experiment. D’ERSAINGE 8. COVERT. A. M., Professor of Ancient ^Pref**" C*il^lNGKR, late of Philadelphia, First Teacher of Instrumental Muslh, Mrs. SAMUEL LEE JOHNSON, Governess, and from six tb ten sdaitional gentlemen and lady teachers of long standing and successful experience. 1 - • • No pain* or expense will be spared to procure teachers in every department of the very highest qualifications, so that pupils wishing to perfect them elves in the highest styles of music, or any other of the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive U e desired instruction. That pupils from abroad may derive the greatest advantage* to be gained at Boarding Schools, they are required to board In the Institution with the teachers, (unless by special permission of the President), that they may have the benefit’ of their example and society. The course of studies will be thorough and extensive, embracing all the branches usually taught in our highest Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and the Fine

Arts.

Tbe year is divided into two sessions of twerty weeks each,commencing respectively on Wednesday, the 8th of September next, and the 9th day of February, 1859. The expenses of the school year. Including board and tuition in all tbe branches of the regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing, will be |22>; payable ■emi-anor ally, in advance The usual extra charges will be made for the ornament. 1 branches. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. Ptof. WOOD and Irof. BOSWORTII will deliver fuU conrses of lectures with :he aid of telescope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate experimentally the principles of the sciences pursued. Books, and all other requisites for entering the College, may be had at the College, or in the city. . All letters ofinqniry oron business,-*houM be addressed "* to Rev. JOHN COVERT, or D. S. CuVERT, Terre Haute,

Indiana.

The undersigned, citizens of Terre Haute, have ac'eptejft tl e office of Trustee of the Terre Haute Female Cciiefe, and may be referred to at any time by such as de*„jre further information concerning the arrangements or advantages of the College: Rev. E. G. Taylor, Rev. T. Gordon, S. H. Potter, Rev W.G. Spencer, Rev. P. Wiley, A. C. Potwin, Lucius Ryce Thomas Dowling, Benjamin McKeen, L. G. Warren, A. McGregor, W. Paddock, Jabez Hedden, James Hite, James Barnes, Curtis Olltiert, R. W Thompson, Rev. J. G. Wilson, Rev. W. Modisett, R. L. Thompson, Rev. M. A. Jewett, W. D. Griswold, W. J. Ball, James Farrington, David Hartsock, C. Y. Palteraon, J. H. Watson. Andrew Wilkins, H. D. Scott. 'jy29-D4tW3m. n ei Mov -aTx7 * 1 or TH* EAGLE CLOTHING STORE TO THX’SOUTH—WXST COBNXR OF WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS, NEARLY OPPOSITE YHE POWrOPPlCE. T TAKE THIS METHOD OF IIYFOKIWJL ing the public that I have removed from my old stand opposite the Wright House, ko my new and commodious store. No. 1 south-west comer Washington and Meridian

streets.

Thanks to

tronage hereto

tion of the same, I now ake pleasure in informing the public that I am in receipt ef a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silk and Velvet Vestings, Beaver Over-cuatiDgs of the best fabrics and latest styles, and unsurpassed by any other house iq the city/. Also, a superior stock of READY-MAD^ CLOTHING, Manufactured iu the best aid durable manner, and an extensive assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. I have used my best endeavor* in purchasing such goods, which will always give entire satisfaction to buyers, and which will add to the enlargement of my trade. Having engaged one of the best and experienced Cutters, no pains will be spared in furnishing fashionable and well-fitting

garments.

I solicit calls before purchasing elsewhere, as I am offer, ing inducements not equaled in the city sep21-DAW3m M. DERNHAM. Hamilton's Burglar Proof Lock.

•s, Bpices, *c.

J. W. HOLLAND.

No. 72 Ea»t Washington street.

Valentine Freight Express Co.

OLD ESTABLISHED LINE.

TO IN.

TYATES FROM NEW YORK

tv, DIANAFOLIS:

Firet Class $1.25 ^ 100 fcs.; Second Class 98c. $1,001#. Third Class 83e. $ 100 lbs.; Fourth Class 05c. $ 100 tbs. Delivered frse of dray age. i . in in, r u, We are receiving freight regularly from New York, within five days from shipment, and deliver immediately to consign es, remember, free of drayage. • ; y/ s R*» a in v a tn rvcrlar irfwvt 4 marlcAfi ti V p n hi n A Lin* **

Be sure to order goods marked Boston office, IS State s

Broadway,

Valenti** Line.’’

New York office, 175

Indianapolis office at Belle cmtaindVrei^hWhOiise.

HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! ff\HE LATEST SY YLES OF'BLACK X Patent Ventilating Sms, Blacx airoPnA^^te tiAssiifxRE, Punch Fblt, and Ventilating AjR Gossamer, with alarge aasortinent of Straw G*od*,*R Panama* and Children’s Fancy Hat*, at No,30 Wert Washngton stseet |)yStf! ' '' T. V. RlLV 5 -

my friends and customers for the liberal paifore extended'to me, and hoping a contiuuaune, I now ake pleasure in informing the

THE GREATEST EVER MADE

IMPROVEMENT IN LOCKS!

fYlHE ONLY SAFE LOCK FOR HOTEL 1 rooms, state-rooms, outside doors for stores and dwellings,prisons. Sec. The patent was obtained by J. J. Hamilton, of Newcastle, Indiana, March 27, 1858, for doable Ufr* apd slides for the keyholes, improvements which no other lock possesses. It is proof against burglars; and, after tacked, it caa not be opened from the opposite side wtthsnt destroying the lock. One thousand dollars is offered to spy' one who can pick the lock from the side opposite Where it'haabeen locked. The right to sell the locks is offered to all hardware dealera in ike country, and the locks furnished in quantities to auit purchasers. The Burglar Proof Lock ban be sold at a small advance upon the price of ordinary locks, to which they are in every respect luperior. ’ The lock* are now being manufactured in New Britain, Cran., and Pittsburg, Penn, Agents are traveling over the Western States to dispose ulsfrraeloeka** *** “BargUr Proof Lock,” and to furFor,further particulars address . 2,. I; HOOSIRR LOCK COMPANY, C| anS-DEWtf Newcastle, Indiana.

SEMMONS & OO.

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(with hw^exMptioDsjMracnrrtto^aDdidHoperysm Oorowfiirrarted EyTlld*, Sen Kyra, and aU Wmssiof the organ. Deafness, difficulty «f hearing, (even when the dram is entirety gone, wUlRKrt an artiflcAkf, arwwm Deformities from Buns, Contracted Limbs, perform Uk spwiffiWi for Artificial No**, by healing on * new one. And Inmrt Artificial lyrn, giving them all the motion and expression of the natural, defying defection—they are inserted without raarategtiiw old erne, or producing pain. the snperior udnttiages be haa had in Europe and this oowatrylmporfoeting Umaetf in Ml that hr wwkmFVai uaU* in Surgery, warrants himiu.(nying that evwythin* within the hounds of the profession may baaxpectad of

him.

VO THE BALD—To* can have your hair restored, *o ——-—buld yon are. One Week’s time in mosl

restored to its my«4-Dtf.

Lmui

Open Buggies

Crinoline Bug^« (whalebene hickory) do.” Crinoline Baggies, covered do. Bough sod Ready Carriages do. Crane-neckOamage*. do. Wagons do.

Prom 9 50 to 9200 do. 100 to 300

100 to 200 125 to 500 150 to 300 125 to 250 125 to JOB 200 to 900 73 to 130

Trotting Sulkies, Physician’s Sulkies and Gigs. Ala*, every variety of Carriage* and Buggies, Withstanding and portable tops, on hand and manufjetured to order, frum the best mfrrtal* H. B. GASTON, Manufacturer, Illinois street, a flow doers north-east of Bates House. BUiSS-lXf Indianapolis, lad. \KJV HAVE ON HAND* AND ABE now receiving dally, shipments of HESPERIAN COAL, which we will deliver to any pert ot this eity for 12^ cento per bushel. . TRY .THE HESPERIAN COAL 30* Office at'Woollen*'* Grocery, Ns. 27 West Washtngto* rtreefc. Isep2fi-D4wj J. A W. 0. BURK.

XX nent branch of their celebrated English Optical Establishment, for the sale of thrtr Improved Spectacle*.— The superiority of their Glasses being *o well known and recognized throughout Rurope and America, render* all comment on their merits unnecessary Testimonials to their superiority .from the most eminent physician* and scientific men of both Continents, m*y be seen at their office, No. 15 Hlinoisot., nearly opposite Bates Hows*. Y:' E. C. MAYHEW SkffiSEt, WHOUCaALE DEA1ZBA IN 1 i;ij-l!«n:( o y! Boots, Shoes and Robbers, NO. 4 ROBERTS’ BLOCK,.

[Opposite the Union Depot,]

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA, -Are now on hand with a full stock of prime goods—all

lAILOK,

oLaseb’br os., auglD ' NO. 2 BATES H0U8*.. D6m.

HAViVNA CIGARS.

yUST RECEIVED-— %. VERY FINE ASaj sortment of choice Imported Havana Cigars, some brand* entirely new In this market. <ika ii. .vcL.

J. A. HEIDLINGEB, ,

No 10 Bates House, Hlinois street IndiaimpoBs, Ind.

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COMMISSION AGENCY. McKERN AN & FIERCE, INDIAN AP0LI8,INDIANA. omes, cp stairs, ora door sast of ra psum oocsc. Win negotiate Setae and obtain Pnrchases for Honffios and Lots, and Vacant Lots, FARMS AMP LANDS. TW THIS AN D ALL THE WESTERN X, BtiiwM Land Warrants, Mortgage*. Notes, Bonds, mocks,Goo<k *nd Mrrekandtae of all dmcriptions; Lumber “—dal, 4 ' ~

Pay Ti

NEW SHAVING 8 A LOOM

snis Street. The undertigned«

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rured that perfect*atisfaction will be given, n h , GB0RGR CANADA

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• ii , .<30 YOU WANT ANY House BuildingpSaTdware, CJU C H ; AS 'WAIiil, CLASS, LOClfcS, O Latches Butte, Hingess »w«ew»,BoRS^Win«k>wwprfBgs, Sash-fasteners, hc.1 Mr ffioR wnlraraiJBenee-trUrati—e ts the Hardware Store for th* peoptt V»_buy good - article#

cheap. SIGN OF THE BIG PADDOOK. 7 l ^ ■eptll-dly : . A. D. WOOD.

OFFICE No 3 MANCHESTER BUILDINGS, SOOTH-WEST COMER OP THEE* AMU STCAKOU mEETV, CINCINNATI, O.

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\m:. . Aleavy Hardys: Metal of all triads Lead Pipe, ■h*rtLe*(UPnmpe, Screeu

Wire doth. Sheet Braaa, Braaar^*

rasaK*iti*k. Brasa, Copper

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natural oolor wtiheut dyeing- ^

Tox Sewing Machiimw

THIS DATs BY

Administrator’s Notipe.

N JJpSntS^TmtaS^J; with the will annexed, wtthe ertate of James VanbUiicnto, late ofMarion Couoty,riecea*ed. Said estate is mpposad

to be solvent, i- • ? vY -- ..

pe**ens having claims againrt said estate winptaaae filethe same immediately, and aU persons knowing themselves to be initromd, fett^ierae call and make settlement

•s early as possible.

W. N. JACKSON, Admiffistrafer Inffianspoils, Septembra 27,1858

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Nearly opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. SIGN OF THE WG PADLOCK . dly *; *'»» l » 1 ' MriT ■ r , ADiBS* DRESS CAPS, JUST RE0EZVBD . A.GUligmj’*. No. 5 Bate* Homos, tnmMoit*

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GILLIGAN.

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:«0 JMh. gojusan’s.

rflHE ASSK X Smith*:Co., : , the entire stock U

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KNEELS SALE OF HUNT, will be continued from day to day Until

entire stock (s dosed out. We have moved from the corner at Meridian to Blake’s Commercial Bow, Mo. 71 Wort Washington street, where we are offering every in-

ducement to purchasers. There!*yrtago«d goods, and th* herd times mike them sell an

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vestiaenta. Iwnrtaeefmd ia tettiiar -wlth Gush or Land ss*rtrtnra the beat lands I* th* MWlaad districts. WlU attrad to aU Commismon and Agency Bosinees generally. BosineM Communications oonfideotial If desired. Terms given at efflee. ^ f,!. - :*—.v^yijq-.i a - : Jy7 PATENT ASPHALTIC

> ROOFING FELT.

A CHEAP, HtRAHLE mnd Perfectlr A FIB* PROOF and WATB»PROOF ROOFING. *‘fl»^««^ta^ayap , ffi*4»V my inexperienced

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*Px*om.oa3.t • ’tui- ’ ‘ WI , Comer ^ Loniaiana sts., Nes«W opportte Unto* Depot, < J, RINKLB, ,.... Prmtrietoc, flNHIS House is entirely nrtr. aad Is now open for th* JL reoepttan of gaerts. ft I* pisesently located, and orareffient to the Depot. Meals at all hoara In the day. apSSly COFFEE AND TEAS. PV O' BA6S PRIME BIO COFFEE; 40 80 sheeta and eadffiea G. P., Imperial and Y. H. • Teas. Raeelvad sadfbr s^fep—~ _ J. W. HOLLAND, —aMy. Eo-RBtiS WaeMagtmitiicrt. C ? Wholeaaleaad retail, af STEWART St BOWEN’S

f^ r ' < »rGrujGAN, V*. 3 Barts Bourn

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