Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1859 — Page 4

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end. but often lift ia zatlongl

it at once, and

nmon to !j«iie»ethiaui well a» safer remedy fiar t-e wfeale da» of iiiiin wincn ate oned ny tibia, niindii inf rtlnn ~Tiin mr irtirr Ttiictr'tw' i: ered; and it baa still MMithar important advantage to the „ SCtM, acsansn A Co.. WMemie Agents. On-

Whm^h Ohio.

Setd by BOBXST BR0W5I3G, InAanagolia. and by

TREATMENT

Advice.

wAMMumm p. wasnc Wi.eaa.—Tba rapid progre* lafaick;^ vine cnluire ia ^ country. - oo* the^t ^lAraoteea agmaatcha aenooa awila W :Mailimtaaair? i nJon ntemo^ruice, snd thin progreaa can not tad, ere ^ ione. rn chew Mam. Amamom. rhiaapftga , *tpM aa finally obtaining Ote rapatatioa at being Uio j “• pure-t eiferrewciag m»a iO thewarid, aadii^ac tiw||)(( thesfn-fn.iheaidBeTm.aoa Che •oiimsfasymMr Ivingwnr'h say», we have Sve diouaaod va. , paduxeirtth and aaaaSe hesoload alas. Hr pti»u of native mpes—all of them free fro* naffy. themstoctaronrocganiaa.aa X in. sn attempt to the obiutn. or grape diaeaae, which la 3prea<£ng ! eye* fte ng«to««»Qte whole blood ovpr^eTt.-j^Trner ot” Europe—fheblood ieaeea the snxlhce and rmaturt atte pm.incr, veneas t* fall hack oo, aa populadeu be- fct iwftia egbrt itftfla Then the ftrerfoLowa. in wthch cornel deny, and pr^fitaole iaTeatmeut for cap.tai is repntreu. tftaaak the other ■—t —awy—ftesten. In thkalai There 1a an ibeurd idea prewaient that win* itftBe. aod the antes abaadona the ‘ can not be profitably raised is tide country; that labor ia r ow 'iemr, great 'hn the contrary, wia* nwing in at chin instant tha meat pandtah m America. It will pay ired dollars an acrw, yteidtag a capital, skill,and lakar inweated,

nianting.

The winea which can be like tboee of Germany, Q| We o'ten bear it mid that them in nesa in F ranee, bat droakanaem in nrea rare among the wine-drinking Germane of dm Liebig, the great ebami people, far from being injured by their wine, owe to it the health for which they ire so fitmoos, there being no place ia the world where there is so little demand for But the reader will recollect very different from those at other nH'oaa, being no more intoxicating to those familiar with them than common claret. When attention is more general !y devoted to wine culture, we shall probabiy «ee wine as cheap here aa cider, and strychnine whisky and fighting brandy at a discount. Excessive use of ardent spirits is a great cmnse of national suffering; anything which will do away with it, or mc&fy it, era bardlv fail to be regaiided aa a r>leasing—Pttenbrrrj Expr*n. .Vf *ar. Rxa rot Grassis.—Nearly all theexpermenta which have been made with artificial manure* for grasses. Indicate that, like wheat, barley, oats, Ac., the grasses proper—such aa timothy, rye-grias, etc—require a large amount of *mmonia. In the park at Rothamsted. which Mid has been in gras* for a great number of years, the crop frequently made into bay and removed from the land, manures containing much ammonia were very beneficent on the grasses, while those furnishing potash, soda, and other organic substances, had tha effect of causing clover and other leguminous to spring up and Sourish. This effect wag very marked, and the result fully sustain* the deductions made from direct experiments on the clover, wheat, barley, etc. W e are wtrranted in concluding that clover and other leguminous plants require a larger amount of alkalies in the soils, than wheat mid the grasses generally, while the latter requires manures rich in ammonia. Home experiments recently made in Scotland, by Thomas Ferguson, also favor this opinion. (.and recently seeded with rye grass and clover, was top dressed with various ventilizere. Those furnishing a free supply ot nitric acid, increased the rye 'Trass to such an extent “that the clover plant was choked, and came up very thin in the iftermath.” One hundred and twelve pounds of sulphate of ammonia, costing $4,50, gave an increase of one thousand five hundred ud twentyfour pounds of bay per acre; two hundred and twenty-four pounds of Peruvian guano, costing )6, an increase of one thousand two hundred and «ixty pounds; one hundred and twelve pounds nitrate of soda, costing $5, an increase ef one thousand five hnndiea and forty pounds; two hundred and eighty pounds of snper phosphate of lime, costing$6, an increase of pounds, while sulphate and muriate of potash gave an increase of only thirty pounds. in another field, on a two year old pasture, an application of five dollars’ worth of gnano “at least doubled the outlay in grass,” as also the sulphate of ammonia and nitrate of soda, all of which thickened the grass plants, besides giving them a quick growth.—Ger.nener Farmer. The following account of a premium croo of carrots is from the journnal of the New York State Agricultural Society: “The soil, sandy loam, and when the farm was purchased, in 1852, by father of applicant, the ground from which the carrots were taken was a worrhless swamp, of aboot three acres, throngfa which the cattle uld not pass—it being overtlowed spring and autumn. In the summer of l' < 52 it was drained—stone drains being laid, at a cost of $32 33 per acre. In the spring of 1853 it was plowed, and planted with corn, which yields'! 80 bushels per acre. Is the spring of 1854, £.0 horse cart loads of manure per acre, and sowed to carrots. In the spring of 1855, it was •owed again to carrots, without manure, and on one measured acre the yield waa 1,700 bushels. In the spring of 1856, one acre was surveyed, 30 horse cart loads of mixed hone and cow dang, and four barrels of bone dust spread and plowed in. Carrot seed was urilled in with a Scoth machine, that sows and rolls at the same timeusing half a pound of large orange, and one and half pounds of white carrot seed, in roars nine inches apart. On the third of July, passed through with a cultivator, and on the twelfth of July gave it the first weeing. July sixteenth, went through with the cultivator a second time, and on the eighteenth and nineteenth of August gave it a second weeding. The yield from the measured acre was 1,610 bushels of carrots, weighing 60 pounds to the bushel. The yield of white carrots was much greater than that of the orange. No difference aras perceived in the yield of those parts where the bone dost was, or was not applied. The cost of the crop, including interest on land '$8), was $ 49 21 The value of crop, at 20 cents per bushel 322 00

LOWfttT PHICfift.

STEAM BOIASSS. CHMUB**. BUCCWIMi. Urf-Taaks CmIms, Cat Itlftw, BASK TAVbTS.

BOUSE ISOS

S£ir^S.*3Sra.1. | *n*ioXia«aMMb« pfasheal lasalwaliw, v*a»««aaUa<t oooBHoWwMatA* bwttbop of OMwanattor oftm *9, a woi k or prioae. .'afttealaraaratlM ftraatoraaMag. ftrabrlck, sad ! jar- siay Mi* Maataat^oAhasSa^ifwaata i oa Cairo ftttlroad, ro^farortroft:*? Cairo taplamshis hoses in sputtoo * Za#s®P<>M*. I»4 1 w » « ft mmy

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Mc^ERMAlf * rr »Teuw.oMA saoa raw or Jndimmmpwlia, Imfttftfts. .ioGOTlATB SALM AMB OBTAIN WBOBAAWU TWS BotKftft and Lots, and Vacant

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.» Wkolaaaia beaivAft »♦. « fiabart*' Slock,

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IxaraaeTitles, SxacaU THi«?ap*ra. WUlprocaraLaaoa *_* **4»**4IMA, Wkoleealalftoceraal U^oot

)BBoada,BmtgagraaBdHofts,aadlBVwtaeB»sl) 'ar jXMtiee ieairlog iavectneata. hANM eatcaad la,eUbei vtth Caah o* 1^^Wnrrat^ , MISgave load* arraageweata by whieh wacaAMcure tha beat tedsiathanaw land iiatrtcU. Will sttaadtaallOaa

nisaiOBrad Ageacy Saeiaeaa. ”--111-71 —-i—'—j. ^ aa

gaaMfattal.ifdastrad. Ccllactiesaarada. fie. SB lmmu uauB(>I .. rvK oaH^TVamy. »rad» Wa^a^a .w!

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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. SG30A7 April ntb, 1859, Tnums win

Zba Sail Train will leave Indnsapaiia at 5:00 P. M.; sop at all the Marinm, and cnnnrrt at Pent with I Express Train, going Best on the T. W. 4 W. K.

A T THE rasryy ABra PKXTATK HftM- at9^0B. X. forWabaMi.Lagro, Hncnngton, PartWapne,

T0 ^^r^I»ve Bern at 6UJ0 A. X., afl

a most iciMsnria nrvzsnos. ^ * ith Tram * ^ 311 ?om£ * T “ d An ioMiuaieut for the care ef gwrital debility, or ooe- An Acmaimodatlua Train will leave Union Depot, Intarsal °misMonai ureproperty kaown aa seminal weak- dianapolia, at 4-45 A. X.; reach Kokomo at 1(^39 A. X. seta, fte. Can be penranently cared in from fifteen days ! eornierring with Train on the C. ft C. &. S. for Lj^ana

‘ * ' port, and arrive at Pern at 12:45 P.X.

BOurning. will leave Pern at 3:15 A. X.; arrive at Kokomo at 111:33 A. X.. and at Indianapolis at 4:38 P X., cotmming with the Trains for Richmond, Payton.

Cincinnati. Jeffersonville and Louisville.

Baggage cheeicgd through each way between Dayton, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapoiia, Pern, Port Wayne

and Toledo.

Through Tehees for sole at the principal offices on the T. W. ft W. R. K.; and at Peru and Kokomo, for points South, anti at Indianapolis for ail principal points aarth

awt ftftftff,

Special Attentinn given to the traoapoctatioa of Lira Stock, Pmdoeeand Merchandise gstsally. DAVID XACY. 'Aenerai Agent and Sapermtendani. Thbo. P. Hucohkt, General Ticket A ant. * Indianapolis, April 13. 1359.

and

to two months, by tha conjointly with medicines:

YOTFS& MXS IAMB PARTICULAR SO TICS. Dr. Amos ft Son tske pleasure in snaomieing that they have invented a moat important instrument for the core of

It has bean subjected to a teat by the physicians in bondon. Paris, Philadelphia

n—B ever invented for the core of seminal weakness, or ny dfteaae of the genital organa, caused by the secret stilts of youth. Price ten do Hart by mail or express.

A CUBE WAKKASTTZB.

Dr- Amos ft Son have devoted their attention exclusively to this peculiar dam of maladies and the relief they have consequently been enabled to rendf-r then- fellow crestaxea, is fklly Cammed and gxatefhlly acknowledged by convalescent patients and others daily arriving in town from ail parts of the country for the exprem purpose only nf i ssiasItiBliiiis afiiTs ttiaii r mTinni have been crowned with the moatagnai advantages; yet from what they have experienced in inqnmngiiito the i.aiiaes of these infections complaints, (from their moat rimple condition to that of

tho most dangerona and inveterate) '

and likewise invariably found that tho aiost horrible and malignant forma ef disease could almost invariably be traced to one of the following causes: Ignorance, neglect | or the ill effects of ixnefctllfol and improper trestment: therefore. Dr. Amos ft Ron nave micceeded in disco raring,, in thesslection of their remedies, a safe, effectual and caotkms coarse; omitting all comhinatinn of remedies

well

CHANGE J F TIME. JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD. (Siwdftr • exceptwsl.

and after April 12, !339, Trains will nut aa fblIo wa:

Xxpreaa leaves at.

Above trains stop for the accommodation of

-4:19 A- X. 4;«) P. X.

Leaving abalance in favor of crop..

$272 79

A CARD TO THE IsADTEA •»». StnponcM’w (Iwtden Perindlrnl Hills lor Feimmles. ltifaBill« in correeUng Tr-epularitie*, Relieving Painful tm4 IMetretiring MmetmutUtm, '‘pnrticruUrrty" tStke cXinge tm Life, Removing Obetmcilomt, from wh.. fever ranee, and airemge emeeeeefnl an a

Ireemttee

fVTHBSa PUl. are nothing new, bat have been used by ft the Deetor far many yean, both ia rnaceand A met lot, with unparalleled raccen In every ease; and ha Is wize.l by many thwaarad ladle# who have naad them to make the Pill.psbHe,for th* aHeratlaa of those suffering ft *n any irregularities whatever, a* well aa to prevent an Increase of family by those whoa* health will net permit d. Females peculiarly sttaated, or thaw ooasMavtng .hemaelvev so, are cantioned against a ting these POls, while in that condition, aa tha prayr let or assumes no resiKinsjbility after the above admealfinn, mltheagb theli ralldnessweald prevent ray tatehlaf te hanlth; otherwise these Pills are recommended. Fall and explicit di

reetions accompany each box. Price f 1 OB.

Sold wholesale and rstaU by TOMLINSON ft 00X, Drurxtgts, No Id Kast Washington street, Indianapolis, and WM. X0FFITT, 14« last Washington street. In-

dianapolis.

-Thev will supply dealers at proprietert’ prieea, and fOr-ntsh-l ow-cardt and circulars! Ladies, by inclosing them • 19) through the Indianapolis Poateftaa, can have th* Fillesent to any part of th* coos try, con Aden tially, by

■ail.

N B.—Th* formnla compoMag these Fffle, kn>wn to my general agents—it ia not a secret nostrum, and agenu wilt ten yon they are perfectly harmlem, at th# tame time will do all thay are i^m^mSmi t* a..

Obarrveth#signature upon Takanootber sad yen wUlewt

alas

box. J. DUPOffCO oMata a valuable modi-awth-PftWly 4th p

Blaak Book HaoafiMtiriag. ftftrE A ft VS HMtrftBBD NOW TftBX. WW KCUTB all orders for Blank Books aad XlsealU neoM Book-binding, at short notice aad open the mart

ss?srssisd“;r 6 c 1 5s*i,‘ , si’ss: -i.-*-., ingof agreat maae of human misery by the alleviatinn. Nashvillegomia. relief and prewentum of thorn grievous affiictiona that are Fm^ftaraa leave datly. Fre^X promptly torwardia reality the secret foes of Ufi, and winch, while they so Office, Xadison Depot, Wag mde. extensively surround na, call aloud for our skill and inter- _ . , A 3- CAROTHKRg, RupT. ference for theirexterminatfon- J - s - WarrcoMS. Freight Agvnt. dec3-ftf COUNT BY IN V ALID?!. ~ Persons in any part of the world may be successfully BsltUMTO ft fill OklO RaiirftftA

treated by forwarding a correct detail of their case, with a

remittance far Medicines. Ac. ■ — Address Ihr. AX08 A SON, enrner of Main and Quay j Qwmmfr TVaTirrnal RoUtB treets. Buffalo. New Tork. jana-lftwly a ' '

f bvRRX [NATES AT Washington and Baltimore mi the B Bast, and Wheeling, Bsnwood and Parkersburg on the West, at which places it unites with Railroads, Steamers, ftc., for and from ail points in the ! WEST, SOUTH-WM3T AND NORTH-WXST. Fare to New Tork and Boston ONE DOLLAR less th«n via any other route. I Two trains leave Wheelin'- daily at 3d)S P X., and 11:38 ▲.X. Direct couneetiotu are made by them trains FDR ALL THE EASTERN 01X1X3. This is the only route to Washington City. Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Tack and Boston, at a cost of a ticket to Boston alone by any other lines. Through Tickets to the Eastern cities rmn be procured via. Washington City at an additional charge of 82 UO. Quick time and sure connections. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore ft Ohio Railroad, at any of the principal Railroad offices in the West. R F. FULLER, General Western Agent. L. X. COLE, General Ticket Agent. W. P. Surra. Master Transportation. apl3

Wwr Pactiltl«B are awtR^walffM la <*«

Ntata,

And our work ahull be dam to the hart meaner. RAILROAD RULING AND PRINTING, And all kinds of County, Bank aad Manwtila Blank Books, will roceivosspselnl attention aad car*. XsgaalDes, Periodicals, ftc., bound ia every style daNrcd, equal to Mtywwkia this or aapothw State.

CLOTH CAM Publishers will (tutus •ay riyl* that my^detOtL fW^Dftwtf

PACWI

A. M. Bininger & Co. {Establifhed 1778,) IMPORTERS, No. 17 Broad Street, NEW YORK. Frm igrceable Tonic U designed e-.pecially as a Safe and reliable Medicine for Family Use. The Public are affiired that our London Dock Gin is a fuperior article, poffeiTing all the virtues aicriboJ ro it as a Medichial Beveratjt, and delerving of their patronage, in preference to the iuspicious decoctions emanating from irrelponlihle fources, and lold under various pretentious names. The fid that our houfe (elbiblished m 1778,) has attained a tavoraMe 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 botries. md a facfimile of our Signarure on hr

wrappers.

Sold throughout rh«* United States and Canadas, by l>uggitts. Grocers, &c. Dmggifts and Dealers Supplied with Wines and Brandies, fXred from U. S. Bonded Warehoofes, at all the favorite brands, and mod approved Vintages.

Xadisoa k Indianapolis R. Co.R. flNHR PmwiiinrT Truia will louvv the Uaimi Depot daily ft st 12:15 P. X_, for Madiaon, Cincinnati & Louisville. The Aecommodatum Train, leaves the Freight Depot at 6:00 A. M.. and arrives at 42)0 P. M.. daily. Thiais thnftorteat Railway lixm to Cincinrati rad LoolariHe—coaimcting at Xadison with tha Tidegnph and Jscsb ghtsiter. smvtng at (Tjarirnatiin timsta conaect wtththe RxpcrasTrxiBaleuvisgat ax o’clock. A. X., for the Baat, and by the Kentucky Central R. R.. for the Samft. Beinraing, leave Cincinnati daily at 1251., by the above

ami Kentucky- arriving «t rmi:.n.p^K. .t 11 4 M ingeooDectionswtth all Trains leaviiigfbv the Baat, North aad West. Faxw t« Cinciiuamti, wr ImbliMwpwiiu, 83 OO: Tm IraixiarwUlM, •3 50. No charge for MemlasrState-rosma oaths £

aod Merchants West will and it t* their interest ta travel ever and ship by this line. janlB dtf D. C. BRANHAM,

BUTLER’S (tile KerorW, mwd. Cmpylaw

Giovon!! Gloves!! Gloves!!

RIBBONS AND LAI RIBBONS AND LA< RLBBONS AND LA< FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS: FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS! FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS! ALL THE LAH1K9 HU V THSNB ALL THK LAHIKSHU* T H K.W ALL THE LAH1SSHU V THB.W

SPRING GOODS!!

Just receive>l from New York aod Philadelphia, t cho.cs setoettraaf jup&aS • nwit v* nameo, y HUCALS, HAHUAiES, ftc..

TPVXPHE3SLY FOR THR EARLY SPRING TRADE; 1*1 also, a lot of

PRINTS, FIGURED BRILL!ANTES, FRENCH

OF H. HAUSMAN & CO. OF H. HAUSMAN & CO. OF H. HAUSMAN & CO. April lt-D3W.

Frotection against Lightning.

And ra olegaat supply of Parasols, all of which will be

sold

CHEAP FOR CASH.

John Csztor ft Co., f«m. 5ft Ernst Wmslbf fttMft

jMlmimc mchl2

fttreet;

B'ellMWs’ Ififtll.

wuxiomflotv.] [Sonus s. narr W AD S. PIATT Wketeeale Dealer* it* BOOTS A NO SHOES, 370-372 MAIN 3TRRRT, i Setweew Nevemtft mmA eigAtA,j OP POSH R TODDS IOSACCO warrrousr, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY

noar.>dlw-w3Bs.

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•neftrsets, >ppo«its Csiou Depot. ajyW V* VliTTLS, fiosloaale sad Betsil G*oc. rj Dsulor iaaU kinds of prod woe aad provisions, M,

CTRL’S L. WiHBtkX.

•oABoa TaNt

DUNHAM A, TANNER. Attwracyemua tMmauellMFeftt Lftw, R ST ILL PRACT1C BIN THR COURTS Of MARION TV COUNTS, and ia the Supreme aad Federal Court* oithi* Stats. Mr. Duahaae will alse cooUaue hie practice in the Court*of Jackeoa. Waahiagtoa, ftc. Office for the preseat, ia MeOuaU'a Bloch, South-west Diagonal. over the office o( the Secretary of State,

dec 111 Dlyfttf.

Btnuw ami> stationary.

^EAHAHT* IMS WAX, wholeealeaad retail LV dealers m kooks aad Statiooery utd Fruders Eater tais Ne. IS West Waehiagtoa street eprH.

DRUGS ANI> J4Ri>ICINRfi.

Lft/lfttk NS. L4FHMV, «WMi|»sl.— ft V Dealer ia Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Gds. Dye stiiffe,Botanic, Patent aad other Medicates, Not.cus st‘<! Perfumery, No. IK M»ssecbu«eiu Avenue. IniLanspolie fi$AX.XA.HA.X ft HR MAM, Druggist* and deal «* a Perfumery Paint*. Oil*. Glese, Stuebcr, Vat airaea and Fancy Goad*, No 4t» Xaer WashiagU a sti «*'.

jraed

VM7NS. .Wft*'BIT'S, Diug^ist sad desiet 11 Per

^ Varmahsa, Brasher, ftc

Ho *4* Rest Washington Mreet, opposite Utle'e Be! 4!.

Wm, T. WILBT, HEAT, ESTATE AGENT, —aaa or*tea u»— Stocfta, Bonds, Xsand Waxranta, ftc., ftc., Mm. to 1-2, Kft»t WmaftimjgtMm Htrewt, aVBJt ADAMS 1XF1RSS OfflOB, iNMaNaroua, i.xaBuy* and sells, 00 commission. Hod era aad Liras Vac ear Lora, Faaus aad Faaituw Laaae, ia all the Western States; Stocks, Boxae, Noras, Moaroaara, Lana Wakraats, ftc. Negotiate* Loam rad makes ColLacTiOKe; rente and lease* Houses aad farms; collect* Runts, Notbb aad Cfaaui*; Pats Tajuw aad f»A»tara Trruts in all the W eater a State* and sella Beal BsUte at Acctiok; will bmtxx U. S. Lamb* ia ray of th* Western Land Districts, with either WAJUtAsra or Cass, oa liberal terms, and guaraa tee good selections—procure Patents for Lands; redeem Lead sold for Tans*, and attend to ail other busiaes* pertaining to Real Estate. We invite those wishing to invest ia leal Estate, to cal aad examine the many hargaiasoffered on our boohs. fabd-Dftw.

M X7 H S O N’S Copper Tubular LX6HTVIHG ROD, WITH SPIRAL FLANGES, (PATENTED AUG. 5, 1856.) Single Rods, complete for attaching to buildings, seat by express to any part of the country. We offer unusual inducements to persons who are engaged ia putting up Rod* or who may desire to engage ia this business. County aad State Rights for sale. Tftia Rod is ia general use in Central Indiana, rad many other locaiities throughout the country. It always succeeda wherever it is introduced. It is no hsaaftug. No man who examinee Re merits will ever buy any other Rod. The oid iron rods give way before it ra ignorance flies before the advance of light.— According to Prof. Faraday, and other men of note, copper has a conducting power 5 to 8 times greater than iron; and, ia addition to this important fact, Munson s Rod has a surface inside and out, nearly three times os great as the old iron rod. Mnnson-s Rod is an ornament am the best buildings, and does cot rust, but will radar* aa age without losing it., conducting power. This Rod has received the FfrW iV^nmsu at the America* Institute of New Tork ; the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia; the National Fair at Lonisville, Ky.; the State Fairs of Ohio. Iowa, Indiana. Connecticut, aad wherever exhibited. It was never beaten in ray contest, and never will be where there are truly scientific judges. It has been endorsed and highly commended by Jobs Tocsg, Professor of Natural Science ia the Northwestern Christian University; Jag. S. Atmos, Snpt- Indiana Insane Asylum ; R. T. Brows. Tnrlhuta State Geologist ; Loro Axnriwg President Kenyon College, Garabier, Ohio: Drs. Kitcxix & PakTnf, Physicians and Chemists. Indianapolis, and masy Other persons of well-known scientific attainments. LOCKE & MUNSON, Indianapolis, In<t April 9, 1859.

GROVER ft BAKER’S CELEBRATE!) FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. NEW STYLEt 5 —PRICES vkom $50 to $125. EXTRA CHARGR Of » fOR BRMMRRB

20 B. Wmaftimfttmm s»., ImMisuratpmlia. ftp, » • Mmw YmjtJR.

fIVBXSB MACHINES mm tram two spools, as pur- *■ chased from th* store, requiring no re-winding of thread; they Boas, fell. Gather and Stitch in a superior style, finishing each seam by theft own operation, without reeaurs* to the heart a mills, ra ia repaired by the other machines. They will do better aad cheaper sewing thaaa sesmetr— can, even If eh* work* for one cent am hour, sort ere, unquestionably, the beei JfacAftsss iatfta market for family sewing, oa account of theft simplicity, durability, era* of management, and adaptation to all

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myH.

f|N O.HfolMMK* ft COX, J. Modtcmes, Paints, Oils, Hies*, Pw'uuery, faucy Soede^ftc., No. Idlest Washington Street. InUUuAj ol's.

HAA4> W MAMftl, Deuggiet rad deaft, >n Paaks. IV. Oiia. Varaiabea, Dye-Stuff#, Glass, GUasewai* i#!fWatry, ftc.. No. ‘14, West Weehington at. *ji4<. DRY GOUihj^WUoLESALE A tiM AIL ft id. twULVN, New itork fture. Dry Goode, vV . vholcsals Ami retail. No datesHoua*. utuyS IIOLi.Mft.N ft BMiFA'ir >.• Aholesalcaud Ue II tail dealer ia Staple aad ■'au«> Dry Good*, boa asle, Rbbeae, Laces, Rmhrotd*i,««, Trftrauags and N* done. No. 3 Odd fellow#’Hall „ V i»J HARDWARE—WHOLEt> X.LE A RE1A1L A H* W4MFH, dealer*in Hardware, Outleiy. Guns rV. and gun trimmings, and McchaniestooUof rveiy do sotptiou, at Kellogg'* CHd Stead. mapiti. M^iiAlfiLLft CteK, Dtedarm Stoves. Tin Wm,. hc.n No. II Weot Woohiiwftoa tt. HOTELS.

work with equal facility, and without special adjustment. Call and examine the Machine or send for » cftcaiM. aplkDftWly

FludU^,

HYDRAULIC ENQINEERINQ FfNHE VMHBHHHBBH HAS OUBNBH X » shop on Waaksagtem street, oppemte tha Stetehsuaa. where he will keep cwnatanHy on hand all kinds of

H-OOraNTO-. 8ALTONSTALL’S R RE AND WATER PROOF. ADHBSITR AND ELASTIC COATING FOR ROOFS.

will supply te the trade at munufortarsr’a prices. Hula preparedt* d* all riudaof plmmhiag, gas and steam pips fitting,at New Tork prices rad in thebeet manner, having in hie employ for that purpose superior practical workmen. I will put up gra-pip* at reasonable rates, with a guar-

antee that it shall gira

.making thara equal to new.

Bstteasnareof rikHiiaftnaags

GHORGRB. OLEART

N. B—Jobbing peoraptly attended to. jeSBOy

CHEAPEST AMH RABLR Coating for Metal or Canvra

COLD er RAIN, of any chmate, fortra

Manufactory No. 39, Vine Street, dwtinnmti.

Jamb J. ]

sr, or to 8TRWART ft BOWKS, TmHanftmHa, LUH* ft WILBON.r

1

JUUULWmH I have, atthereqnoat of Mean. Cook. Meritt ft Brown,

are equal in quahtyaui JAMBS R- CHILTON, X. D., Chemist. New Tork, November 3. 1858.

UIVBMT A If H 9AK.E9TAHEB. JJORjgEa AND flSRRTAGWS ALWAYS RIASY.

It will not malt, crack, forcanvaMroofo.it i*5«

H. KASTMAN, t Depot, waat salt

rwmm I STA ofasnperi

UliHBHSieiVBH KEEPS CWM. 3TA1HI.T on hand Battled XX Ala aad fester, a superior qnalky, which ha will deliver ft any part of the city free of charge, or It can be tad at my residence. Orders firm th* country will be promptly yftndad to. It wiU be delivered ia qaanttttm of ahatf deem bottle* radupmasda rhi bsttlM to be refraed or peat for. Orders era be sent Itaiugh the Postoffice or to my boos* Addrcaa. NICHOLAS RLABB, mrhttPly HaddllatattMutaast.IwdlaB—nlis

METROPOLITAN mtype asdl GVaXle:

yX OHULE&B HAK-B- BUKKrHdXte, * JL^^Waftingtnr street, uamtF^o^osttaJJdil^iaUt

TEA M

to have Brat Class TBAS of ^MpBad Wtatemia andM osep Illiiso’i street. J. A. HJIIDLINGBR.

BEAK

Jags )4, land2 g JMftLLX4,5«

Na. Iff’

AMH BUM Jute, Manilla, and Cotton Keeton and half bushels. JOHN iT HOLLAND.

K^IMHOW euftss; S^ajCwam Tartar, Pid

Whtoa Carpet Ctato^Sovurlet Warp Battlag, Mat m -s, SpfoM. Candy. Herrtag. Codflah.Batoira. ftgftBtac ng. Tincgmr, Crushed. Powdtrad. and Rift Hall R. dn d JBBNW. HOLLAND.

Na»7B

^Wlloy,

REAL ESTATE AGENT* !V KPfiOKBK, ▲ RBALBR IN AC.. BX.Hu

^ HjWndfHpMtoh 1

oanca ran aasHMKa, X m. 7 West H ft r f t ft is A » t r •• t, First Door West of th* Baptist Church, INDIAN APOLI i, 1ND.

DMITAXXIA «OHH9e-Waiter fatte, Maarted o style*; Coffee Pots, Msottad styles; Tea Pot#, Sugar* and Cream, assorted styles; Stop Bowls, Mage, Pitchers, assorted styles; Spooas, Spittoons. Ladles, assorted styles; Castor*. Lamps, Oil, Maartort sty Im liampa. Fluid, assorted styles; Chamber Candlesticks, assorted

styles; RatalOaertieetiok*,asserted styles.

AlLVBR-PLATED GOODS—Pitchers,Lndlea, tooone,

er Salt Spoons, Batter

Halve , ftc.

Forks, Tea, Dessert aad Dinner

W A IT BRA—A full assortment. Oval Writers-10, 12, IA Iff, 18,20,22,24; Octagon Waiters-10,12, 14, H, 18,

». 22,24.

NBftELL’S PATENT SAFETY FLUID LAMPS.—

No. I Stood Lamps; No. 2 Stead Lamps; No.

I rad Cigar Lamp*, Marble Foot Laaspa; Ur fluid Lamps; Giese fluid Lamps;

Lamps; Hand rad Cigar Lamps;

Solar Oil Lamps; Solar

rase Oil Lamps.

foreal* by JACOB LIHDLEY,

No. U West Waahiagtes street

jy2U Indlsinepolie. lad.

A MISERABLE LIFE AXH HHEHATUItE HEATH. WT'OCNG MEN, who. by indulging In V secret habits, have ruined theft health, prostrated their nerveu* system, nd impaired their minds, there y rendering the pleasure* of married life a weary pilgrimage upon earth, are respectfully notified that Dr. BWING.by much study aad experience ia this branch of practice, is daily effecting in the most difficult cases, without tb& difficulty of trouble. Patients afflicted with any kind of private disease, from th* mildest form to the most severe, can consult Dr. R. with the full assurance of a quick and lasting cure. Dr. R. warrant* n cur* without the aid of mercury, or change of business or diet. Jr. Bwtog aaaounera to ladies In want of a rearady for *!VO£RlftRtt6#9 J^C»9 J*iCdilii$I tlM dottCMMtO of theft systosaa. Dr Dacier's female Monthly PUleae the remedy. The many tbousend boxes 1 have sold prove toluene spook Ul of them, for all like them. Dr. Dario's Pilft can only bo had at Dr- Swing'* office. No. 18 Yirginia avenue, South of taaaeft Bank, Tmlmniimlitq Ir^ihuml Catmcm.—Married ladlw ia cerUia sitaatioM should not use thee*. For rsaacu as* directions with each box. Price one dollar. Sent by mad to any part of the world. Office hours from 8A.M-until 9 P.M. apriU Dftwly

AM-MAIM’S HOTEL, one

' Georgia a

fare, 4M dollar per da

. __ square North of

Ualon Depot,Corner of Georgia and Illinois Mieeri,

H. R. Buehriff, Proprietor.

S*pt29

|>AL..WEU UOfi.SE, Indianapolis, Ind. Cai Mr ri ages to and from the <> p»:, freeof charge. J. D

Carmichael, I

.Proprietor.

BOOK BINDERS

| aOfiol.ANrtft t'AJ. flAlU, heck Bindm* ai J XX Blaak Book Maaulaaurere,No 3t»X Baat Washing ton fftreet, over Mills'ft Co'a Grccety. steytl. f EKEMEEE ft t h A.EM, Book Btoda.*~and XX Blank Book Mranfoctnrere, No 35>, Best Wadnngtok Street. mav'f7

ARTISTS.

f J* HOWKMR, Dagneneotypftt, near corcer of X • Nwirthm aad Weehtagton fftoesto Pictures taken ^BaacqiteUcd ciacOraff may iff.

CHINA, GLASS AND EENSW A fill. f AOHH ElMUEEV, Importer of OMaa, Glass ui^rad Qnranswarc, No. 14 Wort Waatdagton sUs*;. HAIR DRESSERS.

KMKNNEXG ft WE1XMEMGEM- No. 5 Bate* XX Hoaso Haft Dreseiag 8alooa. may‘12. MERCHANT TAILORS.

\H/AM» ft f'EMtefilNOft, Merchant Tailrts. WW dealers ia Clotha, Caseimerca, Ysrtiag, Shit!*, Hosiery,Glove*, ftc.. No. 3 Wert Washington street frffUEHEHIOifi GffiBPEEM WmchatlTails. •989 . ..... . _ , ■§*»

MECHANICS

TEMUMHAM* EHEMT. Oarpeatenmtd Build XF ram Bkop oa lontuoky ftvwae • ew doors hatow ■Mo’sOommMrial Row. jaaeS-dly

▲ LARGS STOCK

BONNETS,

H00D8,

FLOWER*, BLOOMMRff, MJ0HB8, ft*., rOW IN STOHH AXH TO AMHfiVK, \ and isoffered to the trad* rt a «MaU per cunt, above icra eort. rt

Nft.3 « mehl?

6,000 GALLONS AfifiORTRH IN NEW SPBINO GO<>X>S mb. ft.. caakAAffimua’ra SO. J »A»» HOUm

BOILU MAKKK8.

KEfi : .WONT ft CO., Meaafocfnrc— of filesni BolXw iMs^hunncys,jgM-hold<ws, lard tanka, britching and US ttscst, north of Padwhdl’aftaadty. ’ tajd. WX T. RIM MEM, Dealas In Steam Belter*, both IS- new aad old, rt River pnora, rt hft Iron shop, on

Pftrajyl

ytvania street, south of

priera, rt h Washington

HTS-rassEL'

RESTAURANTS.

KkMXKGHT, Magnolia. IL'ino sjdrea

GAS FITTING TAMES WAHOX V , Ora MM. on Ohio stirtt. ef between Pennsylvania and De'aware, ladianapolts, lad. Gap-pip* futatfbed at SB sente per foot. All wosk ry BH 1 W RO/

IRON DRALRRS

'M V1 m

ATTORNEYa.

RTR i M IT 11 M. MARIA I^tow, No. ISRart^ftaN—tei

HOWltAXM, Attorney* A

M. t ssooad toor.

dly •

R KILT,

BANK DOOR*, JAM. WORK, BALOffTRARI NG. GRATING,

IRON WORK 1 wgeand ask theft natyonaffo, aad *—ire ttara ttetitkey nialiiffil go to Oiadnaatl to got work don*, for near* prepared to do any thing la tboabovellao as cheap, rad la BAR IMI warrant toSvs ratt^Bihff Ug woskdramta a* GiirJXajw Late uiHfffifi wtofc Hup MWaff at m»mb ^Sjrataaff Hraao i BaM.rae» ra | fvo»t door,parlor. mtuciyAv.na.and

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