Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1858 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL.

INSURANCE.

THUKMDAY.

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A a.iterary oatalkos Driver. Th« New York correepondent of the Cherie* non Courier relate* the following biography of an omnibus driver, whose acquaintance he mado do ring a niicht ride on one of the line* in the city: Talking as two people will naturally do when journeying together, it was impossible not to notice tliat the driver of the car had seen better days, and had pursued very different avocations The comet was biasing away in the western sky. Thisfumi-hed s topic of convetsation. Instead of trying to illuminate the driver on the causes, conditions and theories of these curious celestial visitors, 1 now learned that he knew more about them than I did. He went beyond this topic, and began to discourse meteorology, astronomy generally, mathematics, he. His wonderful iearnlug, the extent and thoroughneftfl of hii reading v almost bewildered me. But my surprise could not be imagined when, iu illustration of some thought, this driver of an avenue car quoted a line from VirgiL Horace, too, afterwards furnished one or two sententious sayings to this educated driver. ‘'it was a natural desire, but a very delicate matter, to learn the history of such a person. Slowly amyjjnidly the facts came out. He had oeen in better circumstances. Though never a student at any college, he had used every advantage that offered, and grasped at the fruits of knowledge wherever they bung in the garden of his experience. At first, in mercantile business, bn was swindled by a partner, and left almost without a penny. He made another effort, and went on swimmingly for a while. In his hour of sunshine he got married. The crisis of last fall came, and ag dn everything was swept away; and instendofsUiidiiig alone upon the desolate shore of life, he had another to look after and care for, even more helpless than himself. The thoughts of his wife being left to penury and misery buoyed him up to .io anything to spare her these inflictions. “There were several kinds of employment at which he could make a small pittance, though many of them were precarious. As a driver on a public car he was sure of $1 50 a day, though the business was laborious, and to him almost degrading. But even these objections had no terrors to him when he thought of her whom be had pledged to protect. And every day, from eleven o’clock in the tnorn'ng till twelve o’clbck at night, this accomplished driver is making his trips up and dowu the Sixth Avcuue, taking in his five cent fares with the equanimity of a philosopher. I wonder if the persons who travel with him ever imagine that the Jehu over their heads could instruct them in the classics, or unfold to them his wondrous stores of knowledge Tiiis is no romance. The facts were derived from the driver himself, and it is another instance of what a m in could do, however low he may have got down in the world, if he only makes up his mind to conquer or die.” Jeffcraouiaiia. All doubt and dispute as to the authorship of the Declaration of Independence are at an end. It was written by Jefferson. He states, in a letter written in 1819, that it was signed by every member present on the fourth of July, except Mr. Dickinson New York did not sign till the filteeuth; Pennsylvania, still later; and New H impdiire, by Mr. Thornton, not till the fourth of November. "The Conyrexsional Journal,'* says Mr. Ran dall, ‘‘speaks of but one signing. And we are informed that the paper copy, which he (Jefferson) so repeatedly and pa tieularly mentions as signed on the fourth, is not now in existence.” In his cotempor.ineous notes, Mr. Jefferson, according to Randall, says: “The Declaration thus signed on the fourth, ou paper, was engrossed on parchment, and signed again on the second of August.” “But,” says VIr. Raudall, “we think we have been informed that the engrossed copy of the Declaration was not ou parchment. Then Mr. Jefferson was mistaken in that important particular.” Mr. Randall asks: “What became of the signed copy? It was, in all probability, purposely destroyed when the second copy was made complete.” Ben. Randolph, the cabiset maker of Philadelphia, in whose house Jefferson first lodged, mule the desk on which the Declaration was written. Tint desk is now in possession of a gentlemtn of this city, who married a grand 0 lughter of Mr. Jefferson. The Declaration was written in the house of a Mr. Graaf, a bricklayer, on the aou'h side of Mirket street, between Seventh and Eighth streets, of whom Mr. Jefferson hired a parlor and bed-room. So says Mr. Jefferson, in a letter to the Rev. John Mease, September 26, 1825.—P. H.—Boston Transcript.

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Insurance Capital Eniargea/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. CONN. ■■ewrpwrmtcA 1819—Ckwrtwr Perpetual fish Capital $1,0*0,000. ABSOLUT* AND UNIMPAIRED. SURPLUS, $422,132 11. With the prestige of 38 yean’ success and experience. DIR E~CT O R 8 :

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS

The Celebrated Stomach Bitten.

POPrrAR AMD EF-

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T. K. Brace, ar-,

Robert Buell,

I. A. Bulkley,

8. 8. Ward. 0. T. Darts,

Samuel Tudor, M. A. Tuttle,

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

Joseph Church,

*. Flower,

B. 0. Ripley,

A. Dunham,

T. A. Alexander.

W.Keney, 0. H. Brainard. OFFICERS. ■. 0. RIPLEY, President. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President. TH08. K. BRACE, Jr., Secretary. INSURES AGAINST THE DANGERS OF FIRE

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Perl la of Inland Maw I Ration, At aa liberal rules and rates as risks assumed permit of solvency and fair profit. TMSPBCIAL attention given to Insurance of Farm Prop 1*j erty, Dwellings, out-buildings and contents. Such insured for periods of three to five years on the most favorable terms. Choice first-class Ideminty may be effected withoutdelay with this well-known corporation, through the Indianap ofis Agency. LOSSES EQUITABLY AT JUSTED A n d P ro m p t 1 y Paid If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to alegitimate insurance business, and the execution of contracts in good faith, ha* . ’nducements with the public in selecting their underwriter, we refer them, for test of quality and our claims So their patronage, to records of past services, tendering their continuance with increasing ability ar.' facilities

In future.

WM. HENDERSON Igent,

Indianap lis, Ind.

Application can be made to D. W. Grabs, Cierk, who is fully authorised to transact business connected with the

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1 FRCTTV* medicine aeainst Dyspepsia, Dtosam of the Kidneys, Liver Complaint, weakness of any ktod. Fever and Ague, and all affections ef the Stomach and

liver, is the eetetrated

HOLLAND BITTERS, made by the tcorld-rmowned Dr. Boim**a*F, ef Am

aterdam, Holland.

It is s mediaoe which it wholesam* to be taken by people enjoying good health, as it will preserve their health; and sick people, suffering under the influenees of the above-named diseases, will find relief by It. For testimonials and information about the virtues of Bohewkamf’s Hollas* Biytsea, everybody who has used it will give satis factory reference. JACOB L. WALLACH, Sole Agent, No. IS Illinois street, south of the Palmer House, Indianapolis, Ind. jyS-DAWly P. 8.—Persons wishing to become Agents for t sale of this medicine may direct letters, inclosing postage stamp, to J. L. Wallach, sole agent tor the United States mad Canada, who will furnish them with all information desired^Direct letters J. L. Wallach, Indianapolis, Ind., I wdia wavolih, Wednesday, July 7,1858 This is to certify 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-citisens aa a family

standard medicine.

John Bussey, Adam Knauf, 0. Newcomer, John Eastner, Christian Popp, Gottlieb Nehring, Isaac Smith (Mail Agent on M and I. Railroad), John Weis, Ohariet M.

Miller, Henry Rofert, D. C. Middlema*.

H r* For sale by all respectable druggists.

J. L. WALLACH, Sole Agent,

jy9 No. 15 Illinois street.

agency.

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Indianapolis insurance Company. BUSINESS CONFINED VO THESTATE OF INDIANA. INCORPORATED IN 1836, FNIRE AND MARINE Risks taken at equitable rates r Losses promptly paid. JPP Office, Central Bank, South Meridian Street. mchl9 ’57 dly.

ECONOMY IS WEALTH ! “The first impression of a needle npon a rent obvlateth a

ninefold introduction.”

rn/TR. J. HARRIS, THANKFUL Ivi the public generally tor their very liberal paironage, asks a continuation of the same, and in doing so gives assurance that recently acquired facilities render him still better aide to give satisfaction to those who favor him with a call. Mr. H. is prepared to renovate -ill 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, and t > preserve the same from moth and the “wearand 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. 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 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

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Watches, Jewelry, &c., BDJUr AT H\HO TIMES PRICES. Y\re ARE MOIV RECEIVING OUR V * new and de{ int s ylssof fall and winter Watches. Jev.-iry, di|/«r aui Plitel -Varo. We offer a larger stoci ml rraite* v tri-ty to se'ect from th in anv house in fa dta a ail at it per cent, less price* than all competition. Com* and see. We will idll tilve-Leolue Watches,regulated, at.. .88 50 We wdl sell Silver Uua:iag Lever Watches, regulated, at 10 00 Store opposite the Wright House, Indianapolis. •epi-t-DkW W. H. TALBOTT A 00. TR RIT AMNIA GOODN,—Waiter PetU, assorted I > styles; Coffee Pots, assorted styles; Tea Pots, Sugars sud Cream, assorted styles; Slop Bowls. Mugs, Pitchers, assorte I styles; Spoons, Spittoons, Ladles, assorted sty.es; Castors. Lamps, Oil, assorted styles; Lamps, Fluid, assorte I styles; Chamber Candlesticks, assorted styles; II )tel Candlesticks, assorted styles. Slut’ Stt-PLVTKD GOODS -Pitchers, Ladles, Spoons, Forks, Tea, Dessert and Dinner Salt Spoons, Butter Knives, Ac. W VI ftiRS—A full assortment. Oval Waiters—10, 18, 14, 18, 18,20,29,84; Octagon Waiter*—10,19,14,16,18, N9WELL’S PATENT SAFETY FLUID LAMPS.— No. 1 Stand Lamps; No. 8 Stand Lamps; No. 3 Stand Lamps; Hand and Cigar Lamps; Marble Foot Lamps; Solar Oil Lamps; Solar Fluid Lamps; Glass Fluid Lamps; Glass OU Lamps. F ir sale by JACOB LINDLEY, No. 16 West Washington street, jT*> Indianapolis. Ind.

wn. V. WILEY*

COMMISSIONER in INDIANA Jbr the follotoino Stats* and JsrritoeUt.

Maine,

New Hampshiro, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennswlv a laryland Virginia, Kentucky Tennessee, North Carolina, Mississippi,

Louisiana, Texas,

Ohio,

Illinois, - Missouri

Iowa,

Arkansas

Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota,

Kansas,

Nebraska, California,

Oregon,

Washington,

New Mexico,

Will ad minister oaths, take depositions, affidavits Ac. and acknowledge Deeds, Mortgages, Pe vers of Attorney, Ac., to be used and recorded In any efthe above States and

Territories.

TTj* Office, No. 10 l-f Bast Washington Street over Adve*’ Uvrire** Office. nov84-dAwtf.

SEASONABLE ARRIVALS

AT TH1

IF* AXXO'y JB ASB AAZr.

45 drisen Latte*' Wool Hose;

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49 50 80 80 85 W.

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Men*’ %

Child’s “

Ladies' Opera Hoods; Mls-es’ and Infanta’ Hoods; Zephyr Wool Armlets;

“ Gaiters;

Child’s Knitted Boots; La lie*’ Gauntlets;

Also, Kn tted Shawls, Capes. Costs, Mitts, Snow Shoes,

Glove*, Infmtees. Muffatee*, Victorinas, Ac. •WIOO pounds Quaker Woolen Yarn.

eotlfi-Dtf HBNRY HAU8MAN.

fiUa.AlSLGX* riss EM* FINE

Barege fine Palas-toaf Fans, received this day by Adams’

Bxpress.at

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M. A. GILUGAN’S,

No- i Bates House, Washington sti sst

A DIES* DRESS OAFS* JUST RBOBIVBD at M. A. GilUgan’s, No. S Basse Hones, frees 30c. to Also, another lot of Chip, Crape, fine Straw and

Bonnets; Laos and Silk Mantles; Muslin M* utlele, especially suitable for young Indies.

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THE AUTHOR OF STB WART A BO WAN’S.

A SMALL SUM OF JY found Inst week at Ho. S ■ •vner can have by calling far R. Jyfi4Hf

money was ■tee Hones, which the Nagtv.v.va e w.

Whniecals end retail, at 8TSWART A Bftwnra.

SECURE YOUR LANDS t l«*iO A«r«n

GRAN? : AND > =manos, STEINWAY & SONS, 84 Walker St., Year Broadway, \ . Y. iWAXITFACTURERS, .Were awarded the First Premium where ___*nd whenever they brought their Piano JTI Forte* into competition with the beat maker* * VI u of Boston, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Received the two First Prise Medal* at the Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 18.i5. h* First Premium (a gold Medal) for the best Piano Forte at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1856. The First Prize Medal for the best Piano Forte at the American Institute, 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 jountry, such as W. Mason, Gott-chalk, 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 HORSE SHOES.

rriHK TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, *t Troy, ■ N, Y., have HENRY BURDKN’S IMPROVED UOR8B-8HOB MACHINERY now in successful operation,and are prepared to execute orders for HORS 8 and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Pattern, at a price bat little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality ofthe iron used iu these shoes is warranted In every respect. These shoes have been approved of, and are now used by the United States Government exclu lively, as also by many of the principal Stage and OmnibusCompanies and Horse Sheers throughout the country These shoes can be purchased through the principal hardware dealer*. Orders addressed to the subecriber, at Troy, will receive prompt attention. apr3-dly Wm. F. BURDEN, Agent, froy, N. Y.

SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK, Nearly opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall.

^7%r 0 0X3 STOCK OF

A. 33. TTAS A VERY LARGE Xl BYERY DESCRIPTION OF Hardware and Cutlery, Which he is selling at very Xa O TXT’ F X» 1 O O JS Buyers of any kind of Hardware, who look to THETR INTBRKSTS, and wish to choose from a large and complete aseortment, will ge to WOOD’S HARDWARE 8T0R1. eeptll-dly

8,001 Ibe beat Indigo, IbblsLaeDye, 130 boxes Bxt. Logwood, 800 bbls Chrom. Potessa. 90 bbls. Ohip’d “ 3 casks Copperas, 90 “ ~ Fustic, fibril Alum, IS “ Or’d Camwood, 10 Carboys OU Vltrol, With a large stock of Dye-Stuffs of all kinds, to which I Invite the attention of Dealers and containers. For sale low, In quantities to salt purchasers . oot7 R. BROWNING.

A. D. WOOD YTAS FOR SALE* AT THE LOWEST !X cash rates, a fine variety of GUNS, REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS, Double and tingle barreled guns; Colt’s and Allen’s Revo Ivors, Shot and Game-bags, Horns and other sporting materials; also Whips and Lashes of every variety. •spill SIGN OF TH1 BIG PADLOCK. dly

RAILROADS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO

GREAT NAT «» N A L ROUTE* rVYBBMINATBS AT WASHINGTON AND BALTIX more m the Ssst, and Wheeling. Benwnod and Par kerrtmrg on the West, at which piaoe it unilee with Railroads, Steamers, Ac., for and Crum all points in th* Wm«* Smmfik-Wwst mm* Nmrtk-Weat. Two trains leave WheeUng daily, N:15 A. M., 4:56 P. M. One train only on Sundays, 4:55 P. M. Direct connections are made by these trains FOR ALL THE EASTERN CITIES! This is the onl route to Washington City. Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, at the cost of a ticket to Boaton alone, by other lines. TUM AS QUICK AJTD FAKX AS LOW AS VIA AKT OTHSK KOOTK. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any of the principal Rahroad Offices in the West. B. F. VULL8R, Gen’l Western Agent. W. P. Smith, Master Transportation. seplO-Dly

NEW GOODS.

ma w CHEAP FOR

CASH!!

T\TOW OPENING—A CHOICE LOT OF 1Y Fall and Winter Goods, from New York and Philadelphia, consisting in part of latest styles Dress Goods, Robe a Lea, All Wool De T^sivimm, French Merinos. Lavellas, Plaid Merinos, Tanjorep, Silk Goods &c., drc., dec. Ll*m—A Choice lot of Mamie, Stella an* Mantilla Shawl* an* ClotAs, Embroideries, Trimming* and Lace Goo**.

DRY GOODS.

The Latest News from Earope EXTREMELY* - IMPORTANT

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SKK! (Office open every day and evening. DR. EWING, No. 9 VlrfflBia Avenue, South-east of the Branch Bank, ludianspoliMovotes his whole time tc the treatment of Secret Diseases, such as Syphilis, in Us first and secondary stages, gonnorrbcea, gleet, inflamation of the bladder, strictures, im potency, diseases of the bone*, mercurial diseases, scrofula, Ac. All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated or unsucceafully treated by inexperienced or pretended practitioners; those laboring under the deatraottve effects of meJcury or quack nostrums, ail who suspect the remains of disease larking in their systems, may consult Dr. B. with honorable confidence and a guaranty of a sperty and permanent cure. Dr. Ewing announces to ladies in want of a remedy for irregularities, stoppages, Ac., peculiar to the delicate organisations 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 particulars of which will be feund on the direch is accompanying each box. Price $1. 8entbymail to any part ofthe country. No letters wrill be answered unless they contain a remittance or a postage stamp. Office hours from 8 a. m., to 9 p. m mchS-dAwly.

CHANGE OF TIME! May 10th, 1858. THE SHORTEST AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO ousroi3snsr-A.Ti-INDKANAPOUS AND CINCINNATI Short Line

LAWRENCEBURGH! No Change of Car* to Cincinnati! Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday

excepted,) as follows:

Tor Cincinnati, connecting at Oincinnati with trains for

Wilmington, Wasnington, Wheeling, Athens,

Parkersburgh,

A. M. Bininger & Co. (Establiflied 1778,) IMPORTERS, No. 17 Broad Street, NEW YORK. This agreeable Tonic is designed especially ss a Safe and reliable Medicine for Family Use* The Public are allured that our London Dock Gin is a fuperior article, poffefling all the virtues aferibed to it as a Medicinal Beverage, and deferving of their patronage, in preference to the luspicious decodions emanating from irreiponfible fources, and fold under various pretentious names. The fad that our houle (eftablished 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 Druggtfts, Grocers, &c. Dmggifts and Dealers Supplied with Wines and Brandies, Dired from U. S. Bonded Warehoufes, of all the favorite brands, and mod approved Vintages.

ITr’For sale by ROBERT BROWNING,Druggist, Indianapolis, sole Agent for Indiana. sep25-ly

T <3 O XL* S EVERY DESCRIPTION AND Huron Grind-stones, U for sale cheap by A. D. WOOD. »QPHI SIGN OF THB BIG PADLOCK. dly

ZS&fSS ihs mark*; leas tronbla, mem sore, and reasonable in flto*. One-quart fruit cans; two-quart fruit cans. Also. •j*” —* 0* «ta* fruit jam, different rises and rtjrta*- ~ JACOB LINDLEY, JjSB No. 1« West Washington afreet.

rrtABLE ■ Knives;

CUTLERY.—Ivory-handled Dinner

.— _ . _ I vary-handled Dam art Knives; IvoryJjoojJ}*} 5)5** Ivory-hnndlod Carvers; Ivory-

g 0 *? oo* Mock handled

Knives and Foaka. Qealittei and prices to salt all.

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WILLARD A 8 TO WILL.

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ing nearly all the purposes of the natural.) He will also operate on Club Feet, Tumors, Cancers, Morbid Growths Deformities from Burnt, Contracted Umba, perform the operation for Artificial Norn, by heeling on n new one. And insert Artificial Bye*, riving them all the motion and oxpreosionof the natural, defying detection—they are inserted without removing the oM one, or producing pain. The superior advantagee he has had in Bmupe and tfai* ec--.try u, perfecting himaeif in nil that is new and valuable in Surgery, warrants him in swing that everythin within the bounds of the profoasion may lw«xp*otad of

him.

TO THE BALD—You can have your hair motored, no matter how bold you are. On* week’s time in moot eaa* being sufficient to produce a hair from every foliate that produced a hair before. Gray hair can be reetored to 11*

natural color without dyeing.

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Luce Mantles! Lace Maxztlee!! J^ECEIVED THIS DAY, MY WW-

_ FBB88, another lot of Lam tho and prelttMt of the season, whtahwm ho sold for am ndvanos on Wow Task whoieoato price*. Call at

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TNlrAYDRlNG EXTRACTS AN D r »pieea.-A large am nrtment of all the v^*n*Fln1-" 1 ."If^Aon, ▼nnilln, Ao., with a |*o« ■pioH, ef all Uni lelS-BBtawAW

C.rcleville, Greenfield,

Washington city.

Hamden,

Philadelpkia.

Marietta Parkersburg Lancaster, Zanesville, Ghiiliccthe, Baltimore,

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Maysvitle, Paris, LexinKton, and Danville, Ky. 1st Train leaves at 7:00 A. M., Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati at 12:25, P. M.; Lexington, Ky., 7:0(1 P. M.; Nicholasville,Ky., 7:55 P. M.; Ohiilicothe, 8J0P. 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, 11^0 A. M. Trains arrive at Indianapolis, 4:00 A. M.; 11:25 A. M.;

8^0 P. M.

JO 3 Through tickets can be had at the Union Ticket Office, Indianapolis, and all the principal Ticket Offices in

the West.

IO* Far* as low as by any other route. nov4. W. H. L. NOBLE,Qen’l. Ticket Agent.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS X7 A.TX*T=LOAX>w 1858. gMBBBJIJBgaB 1858 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. and after Wednesday, May 12,1858, Trains will ran XX *• follows: An Accommodation Train will leave Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 7 00 A. M.; reach Kokomo at 1:21 P. M. connecting with Train on the C. A 0. R. R. for Logans port, and arrive at Peru atS.'SS P. M. The Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 1:20 P. M.; stop atall the stations, and connect at Peru with the Accommodation Train going East on the T. W. <t W. R. R. at 5:15P. M. for Wabash, Lagro, Huntington, Fert Wayne, Toledo, Detroit, Ao.; and with Passenger Train going west at 7:15 P. M. for Logansport, Lafayette, Springfield (111.) and St. Lottts. Returning, the Mail Train will leave Peru at 7:30 A. M., after the arrival of the Train from the east on the T. W. A W. R. R.; connect at Kokomo with the Tiain from Logansport on ihe C. A 0. R. R. at 8:33 A. M., and reach Indianapolis at*'11:30 A. M., connecting there with Trains for ail points, east, south and west. The Accommodation Train will leave Peru at 9:15 A. M after the arrival-of the train from the west on the T. W. A W. R. R.; arrive at Kokomo at 11:18 A. M., and reach Indianapolis at 5:30 P. M.; connecting with the 6.0)' P. M. trains for Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati, Jeffersonville and Louisville. Baggage checked through each way between Dayton, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Peru, Fort Wayne and Toledo. Through Tickets for sale at the principal offices on the T. W. A W. R. R.; 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 Stock, Produce and Merchandise generally. JAMES. H. MILLS, Snp’t. L. N. Axdrbws, General Freight Agent. Indianapolis, May 12, 1858.

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GENERAL SURGEON.

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Professor Updegraff, YNORMERLY resident Pbyrieian at Willis’ Hospital, X’ Philadelphia, and for many yean Principal of the Danville Eye and Ear Infirmary, Professor of Anatomy, and Lecturer upon Physiology, has taken aa office in this place, and will operate on all surgical ilteeasss, and bags leave to inform tho public that all diseases of the Rye and Ear (with few exceptions) are curable;and will operate on Cataract, Gross Byes, Ardfioial Pupil, Opacitie* of the Cornea, Inverted Bye Lids, Bore Byes, and all diseases of the organ. Deafness, difficulty of hearing, (even when the drum is entirely gone, will insert an artificial,

Madisofi & Indianapolis R. R* Co. rWYHK Passenger Train will leave the Union Depot < X at 18:00 M., for Madiaon, 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 Bxpress Trains leaving at rix o’clock, A. M., for the Bast, and by the Kentucky Central R. R., for the South. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the above steamers, and also by the Madison packets. Forest Queen and Kentucky, arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M., making connect ions with all Trains leaving for the East, North and West. Fare te Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to In*ianapoiiM, 63 001 To Louisville, 63 50. Noehargefor Meals or State-rooms on the Steamers, or for Baggage or Omnibus at Madison. Shippers and Merchants West will find It to their interest ts travel over and ship by this line. apr8 dtf D. 0. BRANHAM, Superintendent.

CHANGE OF TIME JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. Two Train* Daily (Sunday* excepted.) d'YN and after July 18, 1858, Trains will ran as fol XX lows: Accommodation leave* 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, Colummz, making connections at Seymour with trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Rood, and at Louisville with trains on the LonisvIUe, Frankfort A Lexington, and Louisville A Nashville Roads. Freight Trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Office, Madison Depet, West ride A 8. CAR0THER8, Bup’t. J. G. Whitoouz, Freight Agent. deo5-dtf

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JOHN CARTER A Co., No. 56 Bari. Washington street.

INHABITANTS OF THE U. S. But sspectalty so to the Inhabitants of Indians! PUBLIC ATTENTION 18 DIRECTED EXTENSIVE STOCK Spring and Bummer a- o

LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENT

SWAN & CO/S LOTTERIES TRIUMPH ANTI error.4LKT cto OO Continue «• draw a* nanal, witAan interruption.

Ixxretn. «d? Oo.’ei

• e* aro legal, a by tbe State o i <

Lotteries are leffat. aui authorised

‘ Georgia!

The late uttempt to injure our firm ha* shown that oar lotteries are drawn fairly ; that oar prisea are pud punctual)y, aod that our schemes are more liberal than any other lottery in the world. FYIHE following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swan A X Co-. Manager* of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In sack of their Single Number Lotteries for November, 1838, at Aegusta, Georgia, in public, under tbe euparintendence of Commissioner*.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT

XJXJTrErLsXaXQ-EJbTO^Li

THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH!!

The Attention of the Public is invited to the Extensive Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods NOW OPENING AT THE BOSTON STORE, NO. 10 West Washington Street, H. J. HORN’S OLD STAND!! Comprising all the Newest and n&ost Desirable Styles in market!

CARPETING, TT8T RECEIVED AND RECEIVING DAILY FROM New York and Boeton,

No. 10 East Washington Street (Fletcher’* New Block.) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Comprising both in the Dry Goods and Carpet Departments, the latest and moat fashionable designs out for tbe season. DRY GOODS 3EPARMENT, ■very article belonging to this head that oan be furnish ed by the Eastern markets can always be found at this es tabliehment. Carpeting and House Furnishing Department. Under this head there ie nothing deficient either In Style Quality or Quantity. The public generally will please bear in mind that this is the Carpet n.nd House Furnishing Emporium of Indianapoli*. And every article belonging to this branch of business as well as to that of Dry Goods, can always be found thi, establishment, at prices to suit the times. H A. FEETCHER & CO., No. 10 East Washington Street, Fletcher’s New Block, Indianapolis Ind. P S.—Carpets Cut and Made. Oil Cloths put down.Shades ofall kinds put up. Gilt Curtain Cornice put up Carpets put down, and all kinds of House Furnishing Work done to order by an experienced person aprl7-d<fiw-6m-

O 1 ASS

Draw* an Saturday,

The Proprietor of this Establishme Believing that the CASH AND ONE PRICE System is the only correct plan for doing business, will ad here to this system, which will enable him to offer inducements to buyers equal to those of any establishment in Indianapolis. It is the intention to make oar Establishment equal tq, any other in the City aa it respects extent and variety or STOCK AND PRICES!!

The Proprietor will be constantly in Market, which will give vastly superior advantages in purchasing, and will enable him at all times to

DEFY COMPETITION!! J. MORRISON, Proprietor,

J. H. HORN. Manager.

H. ZE3 NX <3 XT’ -<9L 3 OF TH* EAGLE CLOTHING STORE TO THE SOUTH-WEST CORNER OF WXSHINQTON AND MBUOIAN STREETS, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POJTOFPICE.

Fall and Winter Goods, JUST RECEIVED AT M. A. GILLIGAN’S No. 5 Bate* House, Consisting of every new design and stylo of DXXHISS GMOOX>S, From the 12){c. De Laine to the 875 Silk Robe; lowpriced and elegant Shawls, Cloaks, Velvet Talmas, Raglans, Children’s Cloaks, Shetland Wool Shawls—a new article for autumn wear—Alexander’s Kid Gloves, Opera Flannels of all colors, ^ilk-warp and fine white Flannels, plain and figured Meriuoes, plaid Merinoes, Valencias, White Goods, black and white Thread, Lacea, French Embroideries, fine Lace Setts, black Thread-lace Vails, Mourning Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Fringes, Dress Trimmings, Head Dresses and superb ornaments for the hair. Hair-Braids, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Ac. sepl4-Dtf

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

NJETXXr C3MZ><3X>«»

AT THB

IF'a-ia.O 3T IQ 25 £1 £U X* .

EMBROIDERED SILKS,

“ CHENILLES,

WORSTEDS, FLOWERS, BASKETS, HOSIERIES,

NUNS COTTON,

YARNS,

TOYS,

NOTIONS,

TRIMMINGS.

EMBROIDERIES,

HAT RIBBONS,

BELT ” VELVET “

VAI’8,

HEAD DRBSSS*, KID GLOVES, KNIT GOODS,

BRUSSELS LACE,

GUIPURE

FANCY DRESS HAIR PINS. oct4 tfENBY HAUSHAN.

Bide in Your Own Carriage!

NOW IS THE TIMR TO SBOURE ONR OF O-et»t 0X3.’a JF* Ixx© CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, At prices corresponding with the hard times. TT'OR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS I X will sell Carriages and Baggie* at tin following on. preeedentod low price*: Open Buggies Fran 9 50 to $800 Covara* Buggies - do. 100 to 300 Crinoline Buggiee (whalebone hickory) do. 100 to 800 Crinoline Buggiee, covered ...do. 183 to 500 Phatons do. 150 to 300 Roekaway Carriages do. 195 to 250 Rough and Ready Carriages..— do. 135 to 300 Cnae-MCk Carriages — do. 306 to 300 Spline Waffons. So. 75 to ISO Trotting Sulkies, PhysWan’s Sulkies and Gigs. Also, every variety of Carriages and Baggies, with ■tending and portable tops, on hand and ■ennfttared to order, from the best materials . H. R. GASTON, Manufacturer, Illinois afreet, a few doer* north-east of Bates House, nySS-Dtf Indianapolis, lad.

HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE nowreorirtag da&y, toipmeate of HESPERIAN wUah we will dativer to any part of thiacity for Quits pop boshd TRY THE HESPERIAN COAL. TTPOffioa at Weatleo’s Grocery, No. 87 West Washtagtea street. [sep88-D4w] J. A W. 0. BURK.

For Sowing Marhinea on haad. at [fobSl WILLARD’S

varisly of rieb T M. A GILLIGAN’S,

FftKAA-YDUNO HYMN, IMPERIAL *aoa£* snA uiI£?*£omjn5^

1 * > MIMA ALFORD A Oa.

KT IEJ -W

Black Silk Mitts, Without Finfer*; White Silk Fringe; Blue and White Bonnet Ribbon a; Plain Bine Bonnet Silk; Brown and Bleached Canton Flan nele; Checked Good* for Duster*. Just received, by Express, at ie!8 WILLARD’S.

CO.,

E. C. MAYHEW & WHOLESALE DEALERS III 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 varieties—best custom work, eastra sisss. Ice. These goods will bo sold “low as the lowest” tor Cash or approved paper. Fresh stock from manufacturers constantly arriving ao31-3mD*W.

NICHOLAS BIRO, Attorney and Counselor nt Law, OFFICE No 3 MANCHESTER BUILDINGS, south-wk coaim or mss asn stoahosb srurrs, CINCINNATI. O. IO* Prompt attention given to collections in tha Westernstatea and to eUims in Washington City. sep21-D4zWly

ST with t

Administrator’s Notice.

•TICE IS HEREBY GTYEN THAT tho undersigned has bean appointed Administrator, tho wfll annessd, of the setete of James Yanblarioam, late of Marion County, deceased. Said estate is supposed

to be solvent.

All persons having claim* against said estate will please file the aama Immediately, and all perseos knowing themselves to be indexed, will please call and make aottlement as early asp narihle. W. N. JACKSON, Administrator. 87,1858. sspaS-DlwAWR

rpHE dJSi

ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF HUNT, Smith It Co., wifl be continued from day to day until ■th* stock is otooed out. We have moved from the corner of Meridian to Blake’s Commereial Row, No. 71 West Washington street, whsr* we ere offering every ludneeamrt to purchasers- There Is put a good aBlirtls* o. gooda, and tho hard ttnaa make them sell unusually law.

WM. BADLY.

•sp7-Dtf Asrignos of Hunt, Bmitfa fo Oo

X^ANDLES-NTAR, opal and sumVj nar Tallow; German, Palm and Fancy Soaps; Pearl

T TAKE THIS METHODOFINFORTtlX tug the public that I have removed from my old it&nd opposite the Wright House, to my new and commodious store. No. 1 south-west corner Washington and Meridian streets. Thanks to my friends and customers for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to me, and hoping a continuation of the same, I now take pleasure in informing the public that I am in receipt of a large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silk and Velvet Vestings, Beaver Over coatings of the best fabrics and latest styles, and unsurpassed by any other house in the city. Also, a superior stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING Manufactured in the best and durable manner, and an ex tensive assortment of Gents’ Fuinizhing Goods. I have used my best endeavors in purchasing such goods, which will always give entire sati.faction to buyers, and which will add to the enlargement of my trade. Having engaged one of tKe best and experienced Cutters, no pains will be spared in furnishing fashionable and well-fitting garments. I solicit calls before purchasiag elsewhere, a* I am offer ing inducements not equaled in the city sep21-DAW3m M. DKRNHAM.

Hamilton’s Burglar Proof Lock.

THE GREATEST EVER MADE

IMPROVEMENT IN LOCKS!

IHE ONLY SAFE LOCK FOR HOTEL a rooms, state-rooms, outside doors for stores an' dwellings,prisons, fcc. The patent was obtained by J. J Hamilton, of Newcastle, Indiana, March 87, 1858, for double lifts and slides for the keyholes, improvements which no other lock possesses. It is proof against burglars; and, after locked, it can not be opened from the opposite side without destroying the lock. One thousand dollars ii offered to any one who can pick the lock from the side op posite where it has been locked. The right to sell the locks is offered to all hardware deal ers in the country, and the locks furnished in quantities to suit purchasers. The Burglar Proof Lock can be sold at a small advance upon the price of ordinary locks, to which they are in every respect superior. The locks are now being manufactured in New Britain, Conn., and Pittsburg, Penn. Agent* are traveling over the Western States to dispose of rights to sell the “Burglar Proof Lock,’’ and to furnish the locks For further particulars address HOOSIER LOCK COMPANY, auS-DAWtf Newcastle, Indiana.

4:0 , Now. 6»

O 1 &

Draws oa Saturday,

1868.

Nov. 12, 1868.

O 1 A 8 » 4=3,

Draw* oa Saturdays Nov. 20*

O 1 A SMS 4: 8 ,

Draw* on Saturday* Nov. 27*

1868.

On the plan of Single numbers. Firrr TnorsAKD Tick■tb. Five Taouaxso Focu Uundud an* Kiqhtt-Fivi

MUXU.

XSARLI ONS PR ns TO BVSRT SINS TICKSTB. Magnificent Scheme, to be drawn each Satcrdxt in November. I Prise of f7«,«l0

. 30,(1110 . 10,000 , 5,000

4,000

. 3,(SKI

1,500

. I.IS*

900 800 700 600

. 500 . 300

1 1 1 1 1 1

4 4 4 50 50 100 230

185 100 PRIZES .

APPROXIMATION

4Prize*of *400 Approx.to #70,000 Prise are..#1,600 4 “ “ 300 “ “ 30,000 “ “ .. 1,200

21K! “

10,000

800

123 “

5,000

44 .

. 5(H)

» 4

100 “

4 ,"00

400

‘4

75 “

3,tHtO

. 300

60 “

1,500

. 200

6,000

“

20 are...

...

....

100,000

5*485 Prize* amountingto 6320*000 Whole Tickets 610, Halves 651 Quarters 62 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 : Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Ticket* #80 “ “ 10 Half “ 40 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 20 « “ 10 Eighth “ 10 IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CSRTIPIOA TES. Incloze the money to our addrezs forth* Tickets ordered, on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have ticket* ending in any figure they may designate. The U*t of drawn numbers and prises will be sent t* pur chasers Immediately after the drawing. TUp’Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give their Postoffice, County and State. jrV Rememtier that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. Hj 3 All Prize* of #1,000 and nnder paid immediately after the drawing—other prises at the usual time of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Address orders for ticket* or certificate* to S. SWAN St CO., Augnsta, Ga. jr~P Persons residing near Montgomery Ala., or Atlanta, Ga., can have their order* filled, and save time, by addreaeing 8. Swan tc Co., at either of those cities. J]"p A list of the numliers that are drawn from the wheel with the amount ofthe prize that each one is entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in the following papers : Augusta (Georgia) Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paulding (Mississippi) Clarion, and Little Bock (Ark.) True Democrat. oct?5

By Wm. Y. WILEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Commissioner of Deeds,

—FOR ALL THX-

STATE8 AND TERRITORIES,

—aKD DCALSR I*—

Land

Railroad Stocks, Bonds,

Warrants, &c.,

No. 101-2* East Waaliingtom Street* OVER ADAMS BXPBKSS OFFICII, Buys, sells and exchanges property of all kinds. Rents and leases Houses, Lota and Fanna. Bay* and sells Stocks, Bonds, Note* and Mortgages., Bays, sells, and locates Land Warrants. Sell* Reel Kstate and Stock* at Auction. Coll eta Rente, Notes and Claims. Pays Taxes and examines Titles in any of the Western

States.

Rnters Land with Cash or Land Warrants. Loans Money, Negotiates Loans, and makes Collection* Draws, Deeds. Mortgages, Leases, Plats, kc. Inquiries by letter promptly replied to. AH business transactions strictly oonftdential. Carriage always at tbe door to show property. apr2i-dkw.

Real Estate & Commission Agency. McKERNAN & FIERCE, omca ur STxtaa, owe book exit op thz palukr hocsb, Indianapolis, Indiana. WILL HEGOTIATB SALKS AND OBTAIN PURCHASERS FOR Honsea and Lots, and Vacant Lota, Farms and Lands, In till* and all the Western State*, Land Warrants, Mortgages, Notes. Bonds, Stocks, Goods and Merchandise of all descriptions, Lumbar, Building Material, fee. Will Rent Houses, Collect Rents, Pay Taxes, Examine Titles, Execute TiUe Papers. Will procure L*ana on Bonds, Mortgagee and Note*, 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 can secure the best lands in the new land districts. Will attend to all Commission and Agency Business. Business oommonications confidential, if desired. Collection* made, fee. oetlS-DfeWly.

ZFUJM-ia OTTTXjXIFLYA . D . WO O D Has a large stock of Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery. finable and desebt knives and X FORKS of every styla, *•“» fifty eeot* to six dollar* per sett. Silver Plated Forks and Spoons. Gilchriat’* American Baser* aad Peeket Knives. Wood is now opening the large* and (Inert assortment in the Wert, of there justly celebrated goods; and he calls Mtuvnal attention to thew Those vho share themselves Sold not be without were SUPERIOR RAZORS; they are warranted. RasorCaaes,Steipa,Bhen*a,8ciasor», fee., o, the best quality, all adUng cheap by A. D. WOOD, aeotlt SIGN OF THR BI PADLOCK. dly

Plumbing, Sasfe Steampip* Fitting,

AND

HYDRAULIC engineering.. mHE UNDElafflGNED HAS OPENED I Yahoo on Waahingwo afreet, opposite tha StateJLa, ££ to will S5n^>lytotto»»to at manufacturer’a prices. Hals ’todo all kindaof plumbing,gaa and rtaaa-ptpe York prices and in the bart manner, having

w n^JohhiMBrampriy rtNadmtt*.

FARMERS' HOTEL, (on avra** «xth oa urnou nuror.) Oom«r U—wttm mm*. lilftEMlff *tr—U, INDIANAPOLIE, INDIANA.

* AYER’S

A <1- TT TV! O TT XT. 13 ,

FOR THB SPEEDY CURS OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Acne. Periodical lleaditche, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fever** indeed for the wlioleclaaw of Diseases originating <n biliary <* ranarement* caused by the .Ylala

of miasm vile

the .71 a I» r i a countries.

called for by the necessities

fkTO one remedy ia loader i

Xq of 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 wil eradicate he dire se, and with awurance, founded on proof, that no

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 communitiea where it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of thia tialeful distemper. This “Curx” expels the miasmatic poison of F*vek and Aoct from tbe system and prevents the development of the disease, if takeo on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remedy everyet dtscove-ed for this class of complaints, hut also the cheapest. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of everybaiy; and in bilious districte,where Fcvir asp Aou* prevails, everyitody sho a ld have it and use it freely both for cure a i l nroteetlon It is hoped this price will place It within the reach of all—the poor as well a* the neb A great superiority of thi» remedy over any other ever discover e I for the speedy and certain cure of Intermittent* is. 'hat 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 aa healthy aa if they had never had the

disea'e.

Fe ;er and ague i* not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Tootha he, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of (he Spleen, Hysterics, Palo in the Bowels, Colic. Paralysis, and derangemi nt of the Stomsch, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become perio II cal. This‘*0ure” expels the poisou from the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immigrants and persons traveling or temporarily residing in the mzUriius districts. I f taken occasionally or daily while expose! to the infection, that will be excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valurble for protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from Intermittente, if they avail themselves of th*

protection this remedy affoids.

sep27

J. H. SEMMONS & CO.

WAVE ESTABLISHED A PEH71 AI nsnt branch of their celebrated English OpticalEstabBahment, for the sale of their Improved Spectacles.— The superiority of their Glasses being so well known and reeognizsd throughout Burope and America, renders all comment on their merits unnecessary Testimonials to their superiority .from the most eminent physician* and scientific men of both Continents, may ba seen at their office, No. 15 IllinoUrt., nearly opposite Bates House. novSO dly.

mHE

ijX.j

N O TICE.

UNDERSIGNED RENPECTfully iuforme his friends and the public generally that in consequence of tbe decease of his partner, tbe late George Bauer, be will carry on the business heretofore

known under tbe firm of

BAUER Sc GOEPPER*

In his own name. All knowing themselves to be indebted

to the old firm, will please call and settle.

At the —time I would inform my old and new customers that I hare laid iu a large assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishing Goods, which I will bo

happy to aell at the lowest possible prices

FRKDKKICK GOEPPER,

No. #1 Bart Washington street, one door east of Harrison’s Bank, Indianapolis, Ind. aep83-D3m

p. *. jAKaaou, u. n.

n. rumaoosuu, u.

Din. Jameson & Funkhouaer, MeAtcml mmd Snrylcal Practitioner*, OFFIOR—MERIDIAN STREET, mar mo* aocru or tub rorromc*. *ep7-P3m WHOPPER SLATES—SINGLE AND Xy Double, just received at STEWART A BOWRN’S •eplB

A T LAN TIC CABLE CHAR7IS FOB A reie. M. A. GILLIGAN, No. 5 Bates House. ispUDtf --

a Y B-S T U F F S* D Y B-ST U F F *•— I JJWOtos. Ombro Madder; 13# fee Cochineal; 4 tote. Inc Dye: #0* tots. Ctoure. t’etaan; 3 casks Copperas, 8,000 tote. Mrt Indigo; 130 boxesBxU-aet Logwood; 80 tote. Ctopped “ 90 “ *• Fnstte; 0 tote. Ground Camwood; # “ Alum; 0 Carboy* OU Vitriol; With a large rtook of Dye-Stuffs of ell (rinds, to which inrite theuttaotion of dealers and oonaumere. For sale lo. totraanttitaato suit puidkaarea- B. BROWNING lel5-P8tawfrW.

Modorn Style of School Furniture ACTUBED AND FOB SALB ^ Broto,*. X.

llluafrated aid

on toad. taaohov*.