Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1859 — Page 1

THE INDIANA DAILY STATE SENTINEL.

V(H CIVIE VIII. DAILY SENTINEL. nr n mo a«p rrn,i0fVB» *▼ th* l: Nil N F. I, CO MPA NY, Acrry morning Sun-Uiy* eacipUd) at I <11. si^TINKL BI ILDINOU, (I.&TV capital boom.)

INSURANCE.

J. J. l!lV<)ltAM h J. O. DOUOHTT, Proprietor*. JfT' TEKVJ3. -Yenrty Babacriben 96.00, imaoruMf in odt inc4, or Mliered by U»« cMri«r it U)6 Mata per week peyebl.' Mai monthly, tingle copiea tve oenU. No paper trot trlthoot pre-payment, er eontinoed Unger i baa paid fct • ' Copie* oithe Deti T SamnLcan a* had at the oSceeach mor jiny. m 1 the WvnLT SarrunL eaeb Wedceedaymomcg. oeatiy e relope 1, for Bailing.

VYEEKJ.Y SENTINEL. Publlahed erery Wedneeday atornlng, at One Uallar and riftf Canta a fear, payable iortriabiy in

HOTEL CARDS.

mtOAOWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. . «. ACT. CHAKLKH H. CHO.nWEILI.,

PR0PBIM10&.

M., for PaManger* by the Morning

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f i aloe.

OIBSON HOUSE, Walnut (treat, Cincinnati, Ohio. A. WKTHFKREE, Proprietor. i'aro>ilftS7. dly.

STATEMENT

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Condition of the .Etna Inanrance

Company.

/AW THE 1ST OF TASUAKY, 1859, AS

\F repaired by the Law* of the State of Indiana.

The aaa>e of the Corporation la the Aetna loearano

Company, located at Hanford, Connecticut. The Capital Stock U One Million Dollar*; and li paid up

Theaaaaata of tha Company an:

Caah in hand and Pepoette in Hartford

Banka 9 900,180 36

Caah in transit and AgtnU hand*V. 8. Treasury Botes, 4X and 5 per cant. aad accrued in tenet Miscellaneous lareatmenU. Beal Batata anlncuabered Mortgage Mila reeeiraMe

INDIANAPOLIS. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1859.

LOTTERIES.

NUMBER 256.

SOUTHOATE HOUSE.

(LoU PtrUno Bout*,)

t urner of Sixth and Elm otrodta,

OUfOnfMATl, OHIO.

t KANK WATSON, Proprietor. 0 N B DOLLAB PBB DAT.

diy.

BOA B D.

aarcMS.

FABMERS’ HOTEL, (omi mtikb sokth or nmoa naroT.) • orner Georgia and Illinois Strooto, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. 'run* Hotel ha* Ju»t been entirely refurniahed, and I will be kept inferior to no Hotel in the Weet. Qneat* etn And tn excellent table, clean bed* and comfortable room*. I ay1V-Dly1 H. B. BUBHBIG. Proprietor.

SUNDRIES.

1 fh»hfk HAGS TABLE SALT; 1. iMfU 75 half hrl*. White flah; 50 hag* Cotton Tarn, aasorted Noa.; 50 bale* Hatting; 40 oolla Cotton, Hemp and Manilla Rape; 30 coil* Red Cord*; *10.000 Gan Cap*; 75 bx*. 8o«p«—Palm. Germ an and Taney; 90 hale* Candlewick;

90 baa. Kaiiin*;

50 ha*. Candle*, *M0rted; Nut*, aaaorted Candle*; 10# bdl*. Wrapping-paper; 100 dot. Wood-bnckeU;

30 doa. Tab*; Refined Sugar*;

Indigo, Madden, Spice*, Ac. J. W. HOLLAND. No 79 Ka.t Waahlngton itreet.

•UtH-ly

r. a iiiNnaina*.] [t. *. stomi. V. K. HENDRICKS & CO., WHOLKSALC DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, No. .it tv. Wualilngton street, BLAKE’S ROW. INDIANAPOLIS, feWSUly IndimnA

J. H. SEMMONS CO.

| NAVE ESTABLISH Eli t R'EHDiAa || nent branch of their celebrated R '.lirb ptical Ba* lablithment . for the *al* of their Imprcrcl ‘ ,'ectaclca. « The superiority of their Olaaaesbelng so wnl known and recognised throughout Barope and Amer ca ; rendera *11 comment on their merit* anneceaury Testimonial* to their tupcrlority .from the mostemlnenti'bytieianaandacl* entlflcmen of both Continent*,may be (eenat thelroffica No. 15 Illinoicit., nearly oppoilteBa'aaHouie. nov30 #|

W. It. A N. N. CAMPBRl!.. J. A. KktOCSOK Campbell, Fergnaon & Co., BOOK BINDERS -AnnBlank Book Mannfactarers, No. 1 Blake’* Bnllding, Up-ftaira, indiakapoUi., iim.

390 State Bond*, 5 and 6 par oaaL Interest Annually 168 Honda, 6, 7 and 10 per cent. Interest annually 857 Share* Railroad Stock 50 Share* Connecticut River Company.. 50 Sliarea Waterbary Bank Stock 50 Sharua Stafford Spring* Bank Stock.. 36 Sharea Providence ** “ 15 Share* Jersey Cky, “ “ 900 Shares State of Miaeonri, “ “ 2355 Share* Hartford, “ “ 8090 Share* New York, “ 100 Share* United States Trust Company, 150 Sham New York Life Insurance and Trait Company

131,819 88 57,508 18 33,659 66 65,538 96 4,218 15 48,055 67

Marie* valiM.

219,675 00 167,110 00 88,772 00

1.250 00

5.250 00 5,250 00 1,872 00 1,500 00 30,600 00 235,230 00 561,400 00 11,300 00 24,750 00

Royal HaYana Lottery. rpHK NEXT OKBLWAHY DRAWING ■ of the Royal Haraca Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government, under the supervisen of the Captain General of Cabs, will take place at Havana, on TUESDAY, JUNE 2H, 1859.

Seae,ooo.

SOBTBONCMBBO 619 OBDINABIO

. f »Pltml Prise, 9100^)00.

IPnseof 9100,001 1 “ 50,001’

" 30,001 h - KMW) ’ - 9,000 ;; '.mo 30b “ 400 Approximationa 8£00

_ ^bur Approximations to the 9100,000 of 9600 each; 4 of 9400 to 950,000; 4 of 9400 to $30,000; 4 of $400 to

916,000; 4 of 9400 to 9104100.

Wbole Tickets,$20^Hmlvea »io; 4|amr>

Prises cashed at sight at 5 per cent, discount Bills on all solvent b.ni-. tak»n at par.

A drawing will be forwarded aa soon as the result D*

comes known.

JUT All orders for Schemes or Tickets to be ■rtdrrmer “DON BODRIGUBZ, care of City Post, Charleston,

1 1 1

15 74

143

South Carolina.

LIABILITIES. The amount of liabilities due or not due to Banks or orther creditors Losses adjusted and da* Losses adjusted and not dua Losses unadjusted in snspense, waiting fur ther proof, or contested .....

91,867,920 08

None. None, t 20,0X3 34 80,963 20

9110,976 54 Organised on a NATIONAL basis, with agencies in the principal c'ties and towns. Cash transactions free from the objections of the credit system. Application made to any duly anthorised agent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legitimate Insurance bnainesa, thia Company is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the past and security for the fntnre. Policies Ismed without delay by all duly authorised agents. Rspecial attention given to the Insurance of Farm Property , Dwelling and Out-buildings. Insu. es such buildings or contents in a very favorable manner, for three or five years • L,os"ea Promptly Paid In Lash and 41, Equitably Adjusted. o, Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings, or Conand Paraonal Property generally, in town or country, 7* j’He* a*low as consistent with the hazards taken, and ltUfc nd Insurance against the Perils of Navigation, by Wx. HENDERSON, Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. Application can be made to D. W. Grubbs, clerk, who is fully authorized to transact all business connected with the Agency, or B. Bryant, the Company’s Surveyor. mch28-Dly Wx. HENDERSON.

Indianapolis Insurance Company, BUSINESS CONFINED TO THE STATE OF INDIANA, INCORPORATED IN 1836, E^IRB AND HARINB Risks taken at equitable rates I 1 Losses promptly paid. IO* Office, Central Bank, South Meridian Street. mchl9’57 aiy. JVorth American FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. CAPITAL, - - T SURPLUS, ... Net Assets, - - - 935-1,360 06 JAMES G. BOLLBS, President. John A. ’Wallace, Secretary. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID IN CASH. Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings, or Contents, and Personal Property generally, in town or country, at rates as low aa consistent with the hazard* taken, and Inland Insurance against the Perils of Navigation, by WX. HENDERSON, Agent, mch28-D6m-* Indianapolis, Indiana.

9300,000 OO 51,360 06

Particular attention given to Railroad, Bank and County Wtek. ■ OR WORK AT SHORT NOTICE IN ■I the best style of the art, such as binding Msgaslnes, Music, Ac. Ruling to order promptly done. Persons requiring work in our line will find it to their alvaatag* to giveusaeall. Wx. H. CAMPBELL, my4-Dtim Business Manager.

OUR SPRING- SUPPLY g\F PIANO-FORTES IN NOW AH- " y RIVING. Beautiful new styles may now beseen at No. 4 Bates House.

rayW

no. * ismies House,

WILLARD A STOWBLL.

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SBVKNTKKN NBW GRAND SQUARB FIaxio Fort©

ROBERT BROWNING, -■ 22 West Washington St, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. DRUGGIST!

And Dealer in Foreign and Domestic medicines, Chemicals and Pkmrmacentic Preparations, Flnid Extracts from Tllden Sc Co., Thayer Sc Co., and Of onr own Preparing. SURGICAL A DENTAL INRTUMENT8, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Lace Stockings, Ac., Ac , Ac. PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, PURE WHITE LEAD, SNOW-WHITE ZINC.

Colors of all kinds

-Dry and in Oil—Paints of every description.

B lodll

roa asta or to esmt,

Y CALLING AT J. AIMES’ HOOmS, McOuatt’i Block, Kentucky avenue, Indianepolit, »a. mch31-piy

GEORGE OLMSTED, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLACK FORD’S BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. airaaixea*, (by aotsobitt.) Stmghton A. Fletcher, Indianapolis; Hen. Wm. II. Seward, Aubura, New York; Ira Harris, Albany, “ *• Horace Foote, 0 level and, Ohio. janll-Dly

Bilan J. Lee A Co., CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARIES, No. 117 N. Wells d , cor. of Ohio, Chicago, IU., IMP0BTBR8 OF FRBNCH A OBBMAN B8SBNCBS, Flavoring Extract*of Oils and Wines. rflHESE EXTRACTS ARE PREPARED | with th* greatest care and warranted to contain no mineral preparation* or vegetable poison*. They impart to pure spirit*, the flavor of the finest brands of Cognac, Heaneav. Dupuy, Scignet, and O* tawha Brandy, Wine, Bum, Whisky aad Cordials. They are put up in quantities proportioned to 96 aad tOgaHoas. Bewnces of Cognac, Holland Gia, London Tom Gin, Jamaica and 8t. Croix Bom, Bye, Bouton, Monongahela, Scotch and Cherry Whisky, Klamel Zwetschwss er, Kirschwasaer Atsynth and Pert Win*. ■rmmdy mmd Wima Cmlmrlmg, Reeences and Bxtracte for Flavoring Syrups, lee Crraa and Confectionary Order* promptly filled and sent to any part by Express Teems caah on delivery. BTF* Cards of price* and directions for ass, seat on application. api< Ply

ARTISTS’ COLO BS.—Beat English in Tubes, Prepared Canvas Brushes, Ac. VARNISHES.—Copal, Japan, Coach, Damars, Black, Ac. DYE-STUFFS. —Indigo, Madder, Logwood, Fustic, Camwood, Copperas, Alum, and Dyes of all kind*. WINDOW GLASS.—Best French and American Brands, of all sixes, from 8H10 to 30X 60. Druggists’ Hint, and Green Glassware of all kinds ALCOHOL St, BURNING FLUID. Oil®, <311®, Oils. Linseed Oil, Tanners' Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Sperm Oil, Oils of all kinds. Turpentine, TOBACCO, Cigar* and Snuff of the most approved Brands, aad finest quality. SPICES of all kinds, ground and unground. STARCH, SALBRATUS, POTASH. STAB CAWDLB3, YIN BOAR, 8UPBR CARB. SODA, CEB AM TARTAR, ROSIN, Ac. Pure French and Catawba Wines and Brandies. Scotch Ale and London Porter, selected with care for Medical Purposes. BRUSHES.—Paint and Tarnish Brushes; Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Nail Brushes; Shoe, Scrub. Whitewash; and Brush** of all kinds. With a large stock of

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO. Office on the <

IN DIANAP•LI 9 v Three Daily BxpreeMet* Mew Terk; Tw* Petty Exp rasas* te Oteelaasn, and Twa DaUy 9upr*aass to Ohteage and It. Leals. Thsshsv* aempaalsasrs theealy prtvtlagei Bxpreaau *a the Mtewtag reads, vis: INDIANA 0BNTRAL; LAVATDTTBA OHIOAGO. IN DIN A POL I • A PERU; '"VnSSSZ TAUK* A?NDLAN APOLlf. JMoney, Paakaxas, Taiasbiaaaad Preight earrteJ wBh mfciy aadffiagaeah as^ la Aargi if aysahtl awd effie

Notes, BUls aad

DraftewtUhsarngtlysaBs sled aad l*ag»l dlyj D. El AN. A

SCXMlO.

TD ECEIVEB BY BXPBBM THIS DAT tV tnm »«dtea,aw*o *argalwvma aff amWaAMe KiEW,iehettteekes. MarahuandaewRum. A SPLENDII) STOCk

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WOOD, EDDY & Coe.’ DELAWARE STATE Xx <3 T T F H. XF S Z Capital Prise, $40,000. TICKETS TEN DOLLARS. N O T I O E . WOOD, EDDY Sc CO., MANAGERS. (AuxeMorr to Gregory <6 Maury.) The undersigned, having become owners of The only Lottery Charter in Delaware, Offer to the public the following scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday in June, 1859, at Wilmington. Delaware, in public, under the superintendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the Governor:

314, June ], 326, June 8,

1859.

Cl A Sfi

Draws Wednesday,

Old®®

Draws Wednesday, Olds® 338,

Draws Wednesday, June Id, 1859*

O 1 dsTs 330,

Draws Wednesday, June 22, 1859.

Olds® 362,

Draws Wednesday, June 29, 1859. THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND

NINETY-SIX PRIZES.

BKARLI 0NS PRIES TO KVXR't TWO

TICKSTS.

Ph A T T V QUTVTT’TXn? T glc* and searchings of heart which this Taxed •-* ■*■*- l-LfA OHi1n1I.1i.Cj L* j qq nation cost the still unmated writer. Caroline

elstooe Is made to pine, with blank misgivings

MONDAY JUNE 13

Indianapolis R. R. Time Table. aaLUPoaram kankoan uxx. Trains Leave. Trains Arriva. 4ffi0 A. M. 18:15 A.M. 10:19 A. M M. 8:15P.M....* ............. H:U A. M. »«9P.M 4:30 P.M. nswua* easmin aanjtoaa. TsatoaLaava. Train* Antvsw 4^0 A. M 1150 A.M. 12:45 P. M 4:30 P. M. 9ffiOP,M. - 10:50 P. M.

Trains Leave. Trains Arrive A40AM 10:30 A.M. 19.15 AM 4:45P.M. 4:45 P. M.. 10 JO P.M. -nana xarra aannoan. !t40A. A |L*' 12:00 M KhM A. M. 5d»P.M 8:56 P. M. Pane am umaxarous aannaan. Trains Leaia. Trams Arrive. 4:43 A. U- 16:00 A.M. iM P. M. 4J0P.M. a.asaox am imtasarous kaosoaB. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive* 6:00 A. M 4.-00 P. M. 18:15 p. M 11KW A. M. jarraaaoavuAa xatutoan. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 10:20 A. M 4:10 A. M. 11:59 P. M. 4:40 P. M.

Time ol Opening and Closing Mails at the Indlai-apoUs Post Offico. 2 imt of doting. lime of opening. isam Baers am war xana. 4KX) 10:80 a. X. aantaoK am wav xana. 11:10 a. 11:30 a. X. iKDiaxa cxxTkaL war Haas. 12 00 M 18:36 x. uiDiaN/ voua am *»curxaTi wav xana. 4 00 X. n au war xana. 4:00 p. 10:20.x. BSLLXFoxTaim wav xana. 9.30 a. 730 a. x. jarrxast irvuxx am war xana. 7:30 4. 5:20 p. X. LararxTT* am war xana 9:30 5:00 p.x. Cincinnati city mail* close at 9:30 a. X., 3:30 p. x. New York city, Philadelphia and Pittabarg msiUclose at 9:30 a.x. and 730 p.x. Poston, Buffalo, Brie,Cleveland, Troy, N. Y.; Albany N.Y.; Uartford, and all other North-eastern cities, close at 730 p. x. Wa ihington City, Baltimore, Wheeling, Columbus, 0., and Richmond, Va.,close at 7;3U p. x. Louisville, Ky., clow ■ at 7:39 p. x. St Louis, Mo.; Independence, Mo., at 7:30 p. x. Chicago city, and a< 1 Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin closes at 11:30 a.x.

T8 Numbers—13 Drawn Ballots. Magnificent Scheme, to be drawn each Wxn.vnDar

June.

Prise of-

940,000 is

21,789 “

21,789

10,000 “

20,000

4.000 “

2,00 0 44

1,000 44

15'ono

600 44

« A

500 44

227

• *• •

250 “

56J50

“

100 “

6300

44 .

• ••*

40 “

2,600

4,875

• •••

20 “

97,500

27,(M0

4* #

....

10 “

270,400

32,396 Prises amounting to 9589,589 Whale Tickets 910; Halves *5; Quarters 92 50. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk : Oertlflcatesof Package of 26 Whole Tickets 9141 00 « “ 26 Half “ 70 50 “ “ 26 Quarter “ 35 25

DELAWARE LOTTERY.

Olds® DJo. 3 0 8, Draws on Saturday, June 25, 1859.

78 NUMBERS— 13 DRAWN BALLOTS.

ONI GRAND PRIZBOF •70.00

O .

1 Prize of 1 “ “ .............. 1 “ .’J 1 »• •( 5 “ “ 50 “ « 2r | 9 “ “ 34,412 Prizes amounting to .

.... $30J)00 .... 20,000 .... 11,527 .... 8,000 .... 2^00 .... 1,000 450 91,198^197

Whole Tickets $20; Halves $10; Quarters $5. IN ORDERING TICKETS OR OERIIKIOATES, Inclose the amount of money to our address for what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves, or Quarters, on receipt of which we send what is ordered, by first mail,together with the scheme. Immediately after the drawing, the drawn numbers will be sent with a written explanation. UTr’ Purchaser* will please writ* their signatures plain, id give the name of their Poetoffioe, County and State. Notice to Correspondents. Those who prefer not sending money by mail can usthe ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby money for tickets, in sums of ten dollars and upward, can be sent ns at our risk and expense, from any city or town where they have an office. Th* money and order must be inclosed in a “ Government Poetofflce ttcanped envelop*,’"’ or the Express Company can not receiTe them. Orders for tickets or certificates, by Mail or Express, to be directed to WOOD, EDDY A CC-, apr28 Wilmington, Delaware.

sod obstinate questionings, as she calculates her chances of becoming aa old maid—aad asks her-

self, what was I created for, I wonder? Where is mj place in the world? Ah, she

sees presentlj, that is the question which most old maids are pvzzled to solve; other people solve

it lor them, bj saying:

“Your place is to do good to others, to be helpful whenever help is wanted.” This is right in some measure, she reflects, and a very convenient doctrine for the people who hold it; but she perceives that certain sets of human beings are very apt to maintain that other seta should give up their Uvea to them and their servioe* and then they requite them by praise—they call them demoted and virtuous. “la this enough? la it to live? Is there not a terrible hollowness, mockery, want, craving, in that existence which is given away to others, for want of something of your own to bestow it upon? I suspect thoreis.” And later, we are told that Caroline felt with pain that life (we have seen what that was) which made Miss Ainly happy could not make her happy; pore and active as it was in her heart she deemed it deeply dreary because it was so loveless—to her ideas so forlorn. And still later, a disquisition ensues on the social status of single women in England, and the author's belie! that they should have more to do—better chances of interesting and profitable occupation

than they possess now.

She complains, for example, that while the brothers in certain households she names are in business or in professions, their sisters have no earthly employment but stitching and sewing; no earthly pleasures but an unprofitable visiting; and no hope, in all their life to come, of anything better. “ I his stagnant state of things makes them decline in health; they are never well; and their| minds and views shrink to wondrous narrowness.” The great wish, she continues—the sole aim of every one of them is to be married, but the majority never will marry—they will die as they now live. They scheme, they plot, they dress to ensnare husbands. The gentlemen turn them into ridicule; they dou’t want them; they hold them very cheap; they say “the matrimoniai market is overstocked.” And then anon comes this apostrophe—“Men of England! look at your poor girls, many of them fading around you, dropping off in consumption or decline; or, what is worse, degenerating to sour old maids— envious, backbiting, wretched, because life is a desert to them; or, what is worst of all, reduced to strive, by scarcely modest coquetry and debasing artifice, to gain that position and consideration by marriage which to celibacy is denied.” Currer Bell at least spoke that she knew, and testified that which she had seen.—Bentley'a Mia

cellany.

mechanism)^:

All tka kdvkktmgaa ot tka Optical Art mrw •afikaffiia* la tkaao Laaaaa. »r* tka m—t parffactaaalataaoa to Motoetlwo Tlaioa no w be la ra tka public OFFICE—No. 20 Bast Washington atroot, Indianapolis, led. Indianapolis, Janaary 90, 1899. FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES! AIiD A,Mi P, ® W A VERY LARGE 3>iru«flia BffocU.olxxefli f OlaeaxtloAl®, X» A lxkt® OILS, VARNISHES AND DYE-STUFFS, RFklta AaaA, WkltaZlaa aad Turpentine, Flna Perluwery, Colognea —AND— FANCY ARTICLES, Brushes and CoaOi of sverjdescription; Magnolia Tablet, Lilly White, Toilet Soaps, Ac. PERKINS & COO NT, NO. 14 WESY WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLI*. INDIAN %

POTTER & BO DINE’3

Patent

GLASS

Air-Tight

FRUIT JAR

Nortk and Sautk. The Knights Templar of Bostorf and Providince, since their return home, have been profuse in their expressions of gratification with their visit to Virginia. These interchanges of friendship and courtesy between the North and South are mutually beneficial, and the more fre quently they are made, the more accurate would be the information of each section in regard to tlie other, and, consequently, the more kindly and charitable would be their mutual judgments. A writer in the Boston Herald, who accompanied the Knights, thus pleasantly gives some of his

observations:

There is hardly a healthier town in the State than is Richmond. It is a very orderly city. With a population of forty thousand, twelve thousand of whom are slaves and twenty-five hundred are free negroes, they hav^unlj four day policemen and twenty-four night-watchmen. During our visit we saw no brawling or drunken-

ness. Everybody seems to attend to bis own af- I use; having no class or screw top to be deranged or broken, fairs most religiously, and we learned that Urge °" n A gla ^ ’topper, which require each one to becare- , . , “ . , , , . °. I fully kept with the proper jar, and which are extremely fortunes and rnuoh happiness had been gained j difficult to remove after sealing. Without breaking the jar. there by men who have minded their own busi-1 On the contrary, our top is one which, if lost, can be

ness devoutly. As it la a part of the business of replaced in any locality. — - 1 Circulars containing directions accompany jars.

JACOB LINDLBY,

No. 16 West Washington Street.

>r Preserving Fresh Fruits,

Vegetables, &c.

IO THOSE UNACQUAINTED with the article, we would state it to be the best in

GROCERIES AND HARDWARE

SUGAR. MOLASSES AND COFFEE. A A HHDS. N. O. SUGAR*, UU 200 brls.N.0. Molasses; 50 half brls. N. O. Molastes; 200 bag*Coffee, Laguayn and Java; Also, Crushed, Powdered and 11m Hall refined Sugars, In store and to arrive. J. W. HOLLAND. feb25-Dly

my26dtf

A MISERABLE

LIFE

AND PREMATURE DEATH.

BA.KKT r. Kiazn. JOHN *- PHILLIPS KIG-ER & PHILLIPS, -A-ftoimoys cut X*A'xj«7’ INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. omex n xlacxpoxd’s xuilotns. No. 5, corner of Washington and Meridian Streets. J. B. PHILLIPS, Notary Public. febl9 D£w6m

Perfumery, Flxie

Cosmetics,

Haalr Oils, Gyaa, Puxaades, Ac.; Fautcy Articles, 9 Imwcrimf Extracts •I mil kinds fsr Csskim* Pnrpnses, Tksrna nsnets • s. Inks, Skcs Black, tn*. And a conplete aleak ef all artielee pertaining to th* Draff Boainese. which have beea purchased direct from the Inporter* aad Manufacturers, and will ha soldatprioaa which will canpcte with thee* of any rinilar estate] •at in the West (hr th* asne ffaaHty of artides. All articlaa warranted a* rapreaented aad I invite all U Sty* na a call hefcs* purchaaiaff atrawhar*. BO BEET BROWNING, nylTMnAweow 88 Wait Waahlnefna Stree

LEAD, ffHT AND GUN Bad Cerda, Hcnp, Jute, Manilla, and Cotton

'DDWBBB, LEA I TOee^sa—Bad Cerda, Has »■* Peed — Qettes Rope.

Tabs, Beaters and half hnah*l*

and flwann, in stare aad JOHN W. HOLLAND.

91*000! 015,000!

rflBE ABDVK BUM DAS

IE BN

•'wawr'

nwlaed at

the citizens to entertain strangers within their gates, we found some of them forsaking their ordinary avocations to minister to the comfort of their Eastern friends and vindicate the fame of VirginU for her hospitality. But no man there

interferes with his neighbor.

“The sUvea seemed to be the freest laboring I \7’0UNG MSN, who, by indulging in I I secret habits, have ruined their population one can find anywhere. Slavery ^ I haQth, prostrated their nerveus system, general in Richmond is 9 1 Virginia abstraction. I and impaired their minds, there y renPractically the slaves are'free. In the great to- I dering the pleasures of married life a bacco manufactories, where hundteds are em- wear y P 11 *™* “P°° r K e „ ployed, we were surprised by the aUcrity, ener- m^study^^ exp^ience Tn thu gy and skill of their manipulations of the fragrant branch of practice, is daily effecting weed. Standing at the rows of benches, or along core* in the moat difficult case?, without

the ranges of iron presses, their fingers flew with ‘HlS^SKriA^'kind of private disease, from lightning rapidity, and occasionally they broke I the modest f ;r m to the most sev.re, can consult Dr. B. OUt in a song and chorus which was good to hear, with the full assurance of a quick and lasting cure. Dr. These hands chose their own boarding places; warrants a cure without the aid of mercury, or change their clothe* and board are paid for by the mas ^^trt^SLceatoladieain want of a remedy for ter, and for all tneir labor beyond the daily obstructions, irregularities, &c., peculiar to the deHcate allotted task, they receive cash every Saturday organizations of their ?ystems, Dr Dacier’s Female night. Their own earnings amount from fifty Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many thouKuid boxe*

“ , , I I have sold prove it—none speik ill of them, for all hke

cents to a dollar per day each; and as they have ,j, ein . Dr. Dacier’s Pills can only be had at Dr. Bwing’e no future wants to provids for, the money is gen-1 office, No. 18 Virginia avenue. South of Branch Bank,

erally spent in ornaments or luxuries each week Indianapolis, Indiana.

tlnrlnw Satnrriav nitrht and Stmd&T On the Caption.—Married ladies in certain situations should during Saturday nignt ana ‘ ne notMethem . For rease n see directions with each box. Sabbath they gather a congregation 01 four thou I one dollar. Sent by mail to any part of the world sand in the large African church, where they ap- Office hoars from 8 A. M. until 9 P. M. apr27-DAwly

pear in flue clothes and listen to the stated preaching of the gospel- The singing, by a numerous native choir at the African church, is (me of the things that the Richmonders boast of, and many regrets were expressed that we could not remain and listen to it on the Sabbath. The principal operator in the delivery department of one oi the leading journals in Richmond is a slare, owned by the proprietor of the paper,

Carpenters’and Coopers’ Tools, Nails, Q lass, Ror«>Gu Barrels and Qaa Trimmings. No. 12 Weat Waskinfton Street, apr!5 INDIANAPOLIS.IND. dly

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iJrocer and Commission Merchant, NO 78 BAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. AM CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ADDITIONS to my stock of itapla and light Groceries, w iich is now large and attractive, both aa to variety, quality, and price*. I am prepared to offer to city aad co on try merchant# goods at all times, net only aa favorable as any other house in the city, but at terms and prices, which on examination will show are as fbvorable aa at the river cities. Call and look through the stock and examine price#and good*. J. W. HOLLAND. feb25-Dly

NOTICE

NEW YORK

Dylux, Watering and Scouring Estab-

lishment,

. 11 Illinois strut, roun boors abovb Washihbton

rntXKT, offosits th* Batks Ho us*.

fhi ime has now arrived lor gentlemen to get in readi-

TOBACCO AND CIGARS. | BUTTS TOBACCO- IDs, 7»j, 4a and •25^000 Half Spanish Cigars; 35J00 Genua Cigars, variot a qns Mae. Received and for *ale by J. W. HOLLAND, axSS-ly No. 72 Bast Wastdnff ton street

Charles Read’s New Work. T OYE ME LITTLE; LOVE ME LONG. ■ A 1 met received at 8TBWABT A BOB IN’S. &priJ9

who only requires him to perform that service I tt.eir winter garments. The autumn, with its chilly each morning. He is a very intelligent fellow, I moroiegs and evening*, is upon us, and soon overcoats and WA found hp had invented a new method of I “' w nterclothing will be requisite during at least partot and welound ne nan invented * new memoa 01 Gentlemen who are desirous of availing them mailing papers, which is a decided improvement. of a met hod which wiUrestor* their soiled apparel Thia slave earns a good deal of money for him- tea condition resembling unworn clothing, are adviced to

J rkiicedDj.;.hU«*!»MwSent

and it is to be Mm daily in the bar ot the Mallard jl|ta adopted all the most recent methods of an advancing House, concocting mmt julepe for the thirsty j »ci«nceasappU«xi to hi* special branch of art. ones. “Cmsar” has eonquered as many with his Every description ol Ladies’ Silk,

jalep.Adid.TWM.’.r hi. Ranu

wlt fr WM like weapons. . . perfection. He i* prepared to demonstrate his ability to The horse is deemed in Virginia too noble an give entire satisfaction to all who favor the NBW YORK animal to be driven by negroes, in teams and DYE-HOUSE with a call. octs ply

drays, and mules are almost universally used for n hard work. The truth is, that the negro is too ______

tyrannical, too cruel an oppressor to anything Sugar* and Cream, aaaorted styles; Slop Bowls. Mugs,

pUctf i. hi. power, JO

team. The mule is tough and can bear beating, I stylet; Chamber Candlesticks, assorted and therefore all die teaming in Richmond is xyle*; Hotel Oandleeticks,assorted style*, done with moles. The huge tobacco hogsheads SILYBB-PLATBD GOODS.—Pitchwe, Ladles, Spoons, m drawn from the country to the warebouses by I D - 9ert “ d 8al ‘ B teams of four moles each, with a negro driver I vy A IT IBB—A full assortment. Oval Waiters—10, 18, monnted on the near wheeler. The black pos-1 14, is, 18,80,88,84; Oetaccn Waiter*—10,12,14, is, is,

Fiimr SAMwn non> lakp.

which cracks toad and eats deep, and he prooa- | 3^ j b 0 . % mmid T —r~: No. 3 Stand

I aad Cigar Lamp*; Marble

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K1 TAN NBA GOODS.—Waiter Setts, aaaorted styles; Coffee Fots, aaaorted styles; Tea Pots,

EL Campboli & Co., mM-ANUFAGTUBEBS OF BAR,9HB 7ET 1T| and Boiler Inn, Plow Slabs, RaBnad Sp Asa, Ac. Also, Agents for the sale of Iroatea Star Ha. da. Warehouse No. 17 Baat Second street, Cincinnati, Obaa - ID* AU kinds iron mad* te arder. Jail'll TTtei m PASSAGE TICKETS £ AND STERLING EXCHANGVE

bly imagines that he is avenging himself of all I Lamps; Hand and Cigar Lamp*; Marble loot Lamp* the “thirty lashes save nine,** which his own race Solar Oil Lamps; Solar Fluid Lamps; Glass Fluid Lamps; have received, by giving his mules occasionally jaoob LINDLBY, a baiting ol “long oats- Both the aegroea and j ** No. 16 Weat Washingtonebrect,

the moles appear to work patiently and indnstri-1 iy80 oualy, and the former are certainly a happy class

in Richmond. I Madison. May 81.1859.

I Mi I xweaaK aMWVTAI. ELECTION FO

MxDtso* k IxMAXaroua Baoboab Cowlkt. (

PASSAGE TICKETS fwr Taramma gw tmg •r cwxaimg (rwna Ike OLD COUNT BY hr PACKET SHIPS mm* STBAMS BS, ffrwma LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GL. 9DGOW, BUBLMN, BDBNBUBC, SUSA nil tke Ixspwrflmat Pwrta wff OREA T AIN.

Pwaons wtehing te aacxrt Paaaagea to this country Tor Dak VBISraSiathaOLH OOUHTU, caa ba aamm

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Of OlA MmiAa. About the time that Mias Bronte was negotiating with some London pablishecs for the prodoc teon of “Poems by Currer, Glfis, and Acton Rga unknown aa mas (1846)—we find in . Ut. er of hers to Miss Wooler. her old school Batrak,' at Roe Heed, aa expression of her pisaw. ore .g tou-wing, m Mlsa Woofor , l , o« iMtante, that a “toat woman” can be happy m w eU “ I

e. d£i£Z roman I A ND]

I have ah-aady got to the peint xk*

r that there ie no mo

fglHE ANNUAL ELECTION ■evan Directan of this Company will be held at tha office of the Company, in the City of Madison, on the 4th Wednesday (88d) of Jana next „ Tbe poll will be opened at 3 P. M., and dosed alt P.M. By rndw. Ac., T. P. MATTHEWS, Sec’y.

Wire Dish Coven. VALIN SETS;Bnanddn..No.DWaatWaah-

JACOB LINDLBY.

ND MOST ATPLACTTVE ASSOBTMBNT OP 8UMMBB ntt-xa Mg ha Ihnnd te ^ w ,. T , mm , g

her own way foroagh fife, quietly

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of the ^JgS?, II T

NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

wtol. sm, just n Vb A»ttea

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CHARLES REACTS NEW WORK. 4 W m’wm Raff LITTLE, LOVE U

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WUKHB NAILS, 8H0VKLS, ItOPB, MILL SAWS, BSLT1NG, CHAINS, AND ALL KINDS OP

GEO. II. JOHNSON.

WILL RESOLD AT CINCINNATI PRICES.

[mch89]

GEO. H. JOHNSON, —nixLxm in—

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WHOLK8ALC

CINCINNATI CARDS.

NIXON &CHATFIELD, MANUFACTURERS —Ann— WHOLESALE DEALERS. In Every Variety of Foreign and Domestic F ^ X» 33 Xl , PRINTER’S CARD STOCK, Paper Manufacturers’ MATERIALS, ETC., TTnnd T9 Walnnt St.» Cincinnati. 3E%.ehllx*OAca. Fi-o^ox-d BOOK AND JOB PRINTING 1ST Walnut-at.,ket. Foartk AFlftkote* CINCINNATI; WBIGHTSON A 00.. Pvovaixroa*. Imchl3-dly *

COFFEE AND TEAS. £ BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE; 3 80 cheats and caddie* G. P., Imperial and Y. H. Teas. Received and for sal* by J. W. HOLLAND, ,98-lv We ■’V Bate Vaablpeto-■tree!

raaouica eoota c5k? OO - , _ m 39 Second streef* Cincinnati* Oklo* —laroKTaas of— FOREIGN LIQUORS AND WINES; —DumLLxas or— ALCOHOL* COLOGNE SPIRITS* CAMPHXNB BURNING FLUID, AND SPIRITS Of TUBPBNTINB. Manufacturers of every description of Baaaestlc Liquors, Wines, C'erdlale and Fienck Bitters. Have constantly on band various grades of PURE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKY. PBACH and APPLX BRANDY. Ala*, BABATAB1A and NBW ENGLAND BUM* Ao. Sole manufacturers of the celebrated “ROSE” WHISKY. meh24- DAW 6m

NICHOLAS BIRO, Attorney and Cemnseler at Law* OPVIOB No 3 MANOHBSTBB BUILDINGS, snora wear coaxia or thixb axb stc&xobi stxkst*. CINCINNATI, O. IO 3 Frenpt attention to oollectionsia he Wasters States and to claim* in Washington City* aepJl DAWly

IST XD ‘W’ r* I n. M ! NEW GROCERIES, Wholesale and Retail. VETM. M. REEVES Sc BHO. AVOI LD y y announce to the public that they have a choice lot of groceries which they are determined to tell low for cash, and would ask the public to give them a call and tee for themselves. They are determined te try and deserve a ■hare of public patronage. WM. M. BBkVXB A BBO. N. B.—We bey all kinds of country produce for oaah. mch24-D3m. W. M. H. A BBO.

PATTI SON HOUSE, (31 North Alabena street.) A* 8. KINGSLEY, Proprietor. BARB, $1 00 PBB DAY—BBGULAR BOARDING AT LOW RAT18. ~nffiEMBERS OFTHE LEGISLATURE If ■ or families can be accommodated wtth pleasant front rooms. There are no Intoxicating liquor* kept or allowed about this House. Hence w* solicit the patronage, par lea lady of all frtaoda of eobrlety aad good order. dect-Dly

A Fill Stock! Low PrieosH

Hutiltoi’s Burglsr Proof Lock. THE QREATErFTMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN LOCKS! fllHE ffiNLY SAFE LOCK FOR HOTEL ■ rooms, *ttee-voom*i oatetif >ioor* tor tecees ami dwelling*,prieons, Ac. Th pteefo waaebttenad by J. J. Hamilton, ef NawoaaUe, ladlya, Marah *?. doable Hfla and dldaafer tha hay hetoa.lmgev*aam>tewhlA no other lock pomeseee »la proof agalnte borglara; and, after lodked, B eea ate be opined from th* opposite aid* without destroying the lock. One thoaaand dollars la affteod to any oao who saapiehtho teak from th* aid# opBOdfc# wJM* It httl teem ' The right to aell the looks U offered to aU hardware dealera la tha oseaky, aad the loefea famlahsd la qaaBtktos to

th y are la every remeffi eapebor being manafactaredIn Hew Britain, G

Goan , and Pittsburg,

ivellac over theWariarn State* to dlapoae of righto to soil the ’^Burglar Proof Loeh,” had to faralahtholoeka Vet fhrthar periiMlan addreae HOOfilBB LOOS OOMPAMT, DAWtf

100 n—

BMe la Tear On Carriage!

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