Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1859 — Page 4
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or oo3 wotor noy bo __ of obool from oovnuoa to
Hh moob, Aooordiag to lUquality, tad, ofeoarso, tbo qootUty of oofio or oorbet which eool will Ioavo, of tor botof doprltod of lit gtooouo logrodionto, moot tin »ory. It It gooortlly tllowod that oto poaod of eool will, oo to OTorogo, ylold About dot fool of got, wMob, At tbo roto oboro •totod, will OTApootto fttbor aoto than on* fourth of t go!low, that la, two Aad a half pooado; but, Id addition to tbo got which It oolloetod by tbo dooompotltioa of tool, t Itrgo quantity of tar and folatllo oil to tot toot, all of which alto gtvo forth much moro boat daring tboir eombuotlon, and houeo It it that tbo moro porfoet tbo eomburtlou of coal tbo groator to lit oraporatioo power. Buaoo Lrmti on Olam.—Tbo following, tayo tbo Buildir, art Mr. J< L Lamouaudo'o recipe• for tbo celebrated cemooto manufactured by him for affixing braoa lotion on nanoo of glaoo. First, fllteen parts of oonal tarnlsu, fire parts of drying oil, three of oil of turpentine, two of essence of turpentine, Are of animal glue, dissolved in a water hath, end ten parts of hydrate of lime. Second, fifteen parts of oenodrach and galipot rorln rarnish, fire of drying oil, lire of oil and essence of turpentine mixed} tbeee arc first
mixed, and then ten pent of Snanlah whi
dry white lead art added. Third, fifteen parts of copal rarnish and gum lac mixed, fire parte of drying oil, three parte of aoolution of jaouicltouc or guUa percha, eeren parte of tar oil, and ten parte of Roman cement and nlaeter of Paris, In powder, mixed. Fourth, fifteen parts of copal varnish and calopbane resin, fire of oil and es sence of turpentine, two parte lain glass In powdor, three parte filings or blacksmith's iron cinders, ground and sifted, and ten perte of washed earth, oerr, or rotten atone. Much defends on the care exercised In compounding these ingro>
dlonte.
Uniting Cast Ison with Waovomt Ison.—The M * honin' Mag* tint describee a process for uniting cast iron with wrought iron. Thus, to make a rectangular beam wh.ch shall conalst of one quarter of its thickness of wrought iron and three quarters of cast iron, or of these two metal* in any other given proportions, a piece of wrought iron of the quarter, or other required thickness, is taken and Immersed into a cleansing bath of nitre, or any other suitable sold, diluted with water. It is next removed from the bath and made red hot, when it Is plunged once more into the cleansing bath. By these processes it is made free from any oxide that may have formed upon it. Then, In order to get rid of the acid which may be adhering to It, It to washed with nn alkaline solution— sal ammoniac, for example, diluted in water—immediately afterward immersing it In a bith of melted tin, leaving it there till It to well tinned over. The tinned wrought Iron to next coated or covered on that side where It to to be united with the cast Iron with an nlloy or solder, composed of copper and tin, In the proportion of about five parts of copper to ninety-five parte of tin. The wrooght iron thus prepared, to then dropped Into the bottom of a mold, of a slae and form corresponding with that of the compound beam desired to
fast by
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Sfis 3sWleSSue|tov5e5m5sTsfB ■Vwsatos pecaUasty iMaatsd, or tbeee esasMsttne Aewenlvse so, are saaUeaed sfslast a#ag tbeeefUs, WMIe la that osadMoa, as the swprtetov sewamn sarotiwaaMMy after the above admeaMoa, attfcawgb Mi mUdaeasweald preveataavateeAlef to health; omenHesfoeea ttBeere reseMaeaM. Mi aad exptteUdi
each bo*. Price $1 OO.
»nd retell by TOMMSAON fc COX,
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MEDICAL ADVERTISHKNTSd
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aad WM. MOfflTT, 140
ItoaepoUe.
They will eapply dealers at proprleton , p*tees,aa4tar alsb<hew^ardsead«lrsatoref Laflse, by MeeM Oam II 0) tbrowfb ttels AsasmMs PeeleWTee, eea bays the rUIss eat te aay pert of tbo eoaatry, ooaMeaaear, by *!l N.—The fovala eompoetag tbeee PUto. karwatoa^eeaiwalageme -ttts art a seeirt sad if ente will teil vow they ere per«seOy bamlees, rt the MMeiiaewtll do all they are seyNseated ledo^^ Otsrrvetheilgaatare apoa each bos, 3. DtJVOSOO Tabeao other and too wllfeorety oMala a velmble artl Was. aoVfOJiaWTy drty NEW TREATMENT
Coafldeatlal Medical Adrlce. A T Tff B nVWWKUO PHITATB HON. \ PITAL—■etabllehedfortheeareef fyyhMtStlnBlaal Weakneee ead the leant lafirmWos of Tooth aad Matamy, by hr. Amee k, fioa, Wodhlo, Hew Terk. Oflke eor M, ° “^Smnojr. Aa inetroaent for (be ear* ef ctattel debllUy, or uoetaraal emltalone, aure properly known as semtaal weakseas, he. Oaa be yenuMeallT eared la from fifteen days to two woatbe, by the aee of this Instrument, when aeed
conjointly with medlctaee.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTION Dr. Amo* * fioa tab* yteosare la aaaeaaelag that they have invented a moat important Instrument for tbeean of the above dteeaeee It bae been eobjeeM to a tart by the most eminent phystetaae la London, Parts, Philadelphia and New York; It bee been deelarsd tae only aeefnl laeuatnent ever Invented for the curs of eomtaal waakaeee.er any disease of the (enttel ornaa, caused by the secret bebltt of youth. Price ten do nan by mail or expres*. ACVHK WARRANTED. Dr. Antes A Bon have devoted their attention eselarivoty to thie peealiar elsea of maladies, aad the ralM they have eonseqoeatly beea Mabled to reader thetr follow ereatarsa, la fatly testified and gratefully acknowledged by eeavalascent patients aad others dally arrivtag la Iowa from all parts of the country for the szprese purpose only of consultations, while their exertions have been crowned with the most signal advantage*; yet from what they have experienced In Inqatrtag into the cause* of these Infectious complaints, (from their most simple eoaditien te that of the most dangerous and Inveterate) they have always a* tertaiaed the poeeMUty of their prevention aad removal, and likewise Invariably found that the moat horrible and malignant forms *f disease oould almost Invariably be traced to one of the following onuses: Ignorance, neglect or the III effects of unskillful and improper treatment; therefore, Dr. Amoe A Son have cuceoeded in discovering. In the selection of their reamdles, a safe, effectual and cautious course; omitting all combination of lemediee which bear an equivocal character, aa writ aa thorn whose
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AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, tob all Tnnmroaas o» afuloatitb
MXDICUri.
TenOuaii i mmm; ffoa tnu Com er Dsasmau;
Tec Jacnicx;
Poatsb Oanaov Imsunmoa; ton gstpanwu; reetTsaCeu or Dvmaiaav; to* a Vaua firumaca; Voa -nmCoascv Xavmraus;
TannaPum;
Tea tw Cvaa or ffotoma; Tom au Bcaomooa Connatim: foa t*m Ccaa or Bununm; foa Dunaens or tbb Bam; PoR tni Otuta or Lrvmt CoKnanrr;
FoaSaeurr;
to* Tax Craxor TrrwuTrtiuae *a* SaltRaxca
Feet Wean;
Fsa TBxCnmer Ooct; Fob a Doan Pm.; Foanx Conor VanLaima. . y FoAPcxzmaaw Blow. They sre cugar-coated, aetferttbe asset etaaMv* < take them ylinertly, aad Rwara the bam aperient Iba world for eft they ary ermef aflamlW PbysicPiicafft eamsa FwrHmz; Six Rwxwa
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Orsat numbers of Ctomyaaa sfsssBrs&s^i specs boro wH art f wmH dm taoordoa off Ram. The Agents belowaBamd will Dirtrt grefls nei Iwaims Alhanac, la which Roy are given; wIR ala* Ml descriptions of lbs above oomyMato, aad Re treatment Rat should be follow*) for their curs. Do art be pat off by aapriadpled dealers with other preparations they auke mem profit oa. Pemand Ana’s, and take ao others. Tbs itok want the best aid Reie Is for them, aad they shoWd have It. All oar Rernedleaarafsrameby R. BROWRlNG, Agent, and by all Druggists and Dealers In Medfcfam. juneM d3m. —
be produced, nod made fast by wail tioned n’ld nails; iron, io a hot and fluid state, is next
pins
!* pr td i
>d upon the wrong,
filled, when a fusion takes plaoobetween the rurfaces of the wrought iron and caet iron, through the action of the luterpoeed alloy, or solder, of copper and tin, and the two principal substances
become firmly united together.
Prkskrvino and Drying Wood.—M. M. Ilutln and Boutigny ore the onthors of a method of preserring wood, the prlneiple of which consists In the aMimilatton of the antiseptic substance with the vegetable itself, in place of impregnation with corrosive sublimate, or the chlorides o' zinc, calcium, iron, &o., which have been found, it ia said, to tear the woody fibre asunder by the irresistible force of chrystallsation. According to this principle, nothing more to necessary than simply to Immerse the code of etch piece to be preserved in any of the hydro carbons, such as ihs oil of schist, and set on fire the soda of the pirccs (hue treated, letting them burn until all the hydro carbon applied to burnt, when they are immediately dipped Into a hot mixture of pilch, tar and shellac, and may then be painted, terred, Ac. M. Gemini, In a paper read to tbe Paris Academy, testifies to the oeetruotion of fibres by the usual processes, and recommends Ur, creosote, naptha, or any of tbe highly bitominized articles easily and eoonomieally obutned. In regard to the drying of wood by steam, It to stated that if steam at the temperature of one hundred degrees, centigrade, be raised to a temperature of two hundred to two hundred and fifty degrees, without the addition of water, it is no longer saturated, and can, on tbe contrary, Uke
up the moisture contained In wood.
Firs pRoor ConroamoN to Rssirr Firs tor Fits Hours —Dissolve, in cold water, as much pearlash as it to capable of holding in solntion, and wash or daub with it all tbe boards, wainscoatlng, timber, Ao. Then diluting tie same liquid with a little water, add to it ruch a portion of flee yellow clay aa will maka the mixture the same consistency as common paint) stir In a small quantity of paperbanger's flour paste, to combine both the other substances. Give three coat* of this mixture. When dry, apply th« following mlxturet Put Into a pot equal qnantitleeof finely pulverized iron filings, brick dustandaebes; pour over them size or glue water; set the whole near a fire, ani when warm stir them well together. With this liquid oompMltlou, or else, f^ve one coat} and on ite getting dry, give It a second coat. It resists fir# for five hours end prevents wood from ever burstiof Into flames. It resists the ravagee of fire so as only to be reduced to coale or embers, without spreading tbe conflagration by additional flames; by which five olear hours are gained In removing valuable effects to a place of safety, as well as rescuing the lives of all tha family from danger! Furoitare, chairs, tables, Ac , particularly staircase#, may be eo protected. Twenty pounds of finely sifted yellow clay, a pound and a half of flour tor making the paste; and one pound of pearlafib, are soSotest to prepare fi square rood of deal boards. When tbe Chinese were told the risk we run of being roasted alive la our many-eterted mansions, they remarked, “What little land the English mart possess, that compels them to build sooh Mph
houMel"—BsfAtor.
Action of Baa Watm on Ison—A com5. u » c « t,on mid# *• ** Loudon Institution of Clfll Engineers gives the result of the analysis of a piece of the iron heel-poet of a vessel which, by the effect of ealt weter, was saavertad into a substance resembling plumbago. This suhotanei was of a dark brown oolor, and easily eat by a knife; on exposure to a red heat ia a crucible, it oet about twenty per seat, ia weight, awl aa being exposed to a while heat for about four hours it ICR sixty per c«ot., aad oars out i light mans of very briiltoat carburet; the latter, on being used as a SMbeaasosue nkiimi far tbe reduction of m aaide af town, Was found to be leea efflacioue tha^ho Mae aieatltj from the charcoal of wood.^bm them aad otbar axaartmtnu mode, itie^Kdemd that rwThmSred
parte are eORpfified as folios nod moisture, Jwj wotofiile or earthy Ratter, Lfl) Mian, 4IA.
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CTMCHWATl ADYT8.
CIICimTI ADFTS
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. DAT k MATLACK. 99 FEABL NTKKKT,
j;t7jj3raKs:sL - J«s vis:
A lasge aad geaerml stock of Domestic Woolen and Cotton Goods. AsalaofiM Uaeelvwy Rkh Dreaa Goods, ia Silks, Delaiac*. Merino* fnd other (Ahries, of the aewert
■tyle*.
CloR*, Cuaimere* aad Yezdng*, in Urge aaaertmeat. A complete stock of White Goods, Rabroidetie* and Liaea
G»ods, of our own importation.
A veer extenrivu Neck of Fancy and Variety Goads;
ren extensive dec
SbawU, Boater, Glovee, Ac.
W*shall balm wdsduriacRoi ttAs.
receipt of aU e*w aad dcainbie
goods duriag Re aaaaoa, aad dartre to be placed I* cmpetaton trim any beaae last or Wot, by aa
WwmGerfml Rowelmpmaemt cam iRugemmity
off Aaaerfi
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ipleffittw rmiLx of Bf f<rf and CllnicRl Ssrrerj. ORORGR MXBCRNMALL, M-Bl, IVefo^V^f OV C.G.COMRGYR, X. D., FkeWaucv of Institales of JOHN A- MURFHT, M. D., Professor of Metcria iadka aad Tbempertic*. H. M. VOOTR, M.D.. Ptofemorof Obemistry and ToxIL^'rIOMARDGOV, M. D-, Fiufaaaer td Diseases of Women sad Chfldien. JAMRS GRAHAM, M. D . Pr feasor of Clinical Medi-
M.
WIUalAM CLlSDBHIVp 1C. !>., rwontnlor of
MISCELLANEOUS*
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24 West A BE KKCKITIKfi FRRSH THE A OHIO RITRR BALT COMPANY, 1,000 Boxes Finest Table Salt; 1,000 Mth Seeks Dafeyfiatt; 300 BarreU Coarse 8aX: 230 “ ‘ uperior Dairy *f**> lbs. net. The above SaR is manafecturad with all the recent impvovemects, tboeeughly dialaed, aad will be furnished t* Packers aad Dealers at river prices, fkalnht added. Call cn os before porchnsing, as we are ■ariaiad that we can make it your interest to buy Re Ohio River Sett. Onrstoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Vrn&s, Rnta
prematore or Injudicious application might be pvoducttva Of bad oonsequeMM in the hands of private individuals
In short the laudable end of tbeir remedies Is the lessening of s great mast of human misery by the alleviation, relief and prevention of those grievous afflictions that are la reality the secret foes of life, aad which, while they so extensively surround os, call aloud for our skill and Inter-
ference for their extermination. COUHTHY IN VALID*.
Persons In any part of the world may be successfully treated by forwarding a correct detail of their ease, with a
remittance for MedMaes, Ac.
Addrese Dr. AMOS A SON, corner of Main and Quay
Jan5-dAw1y
treats, Buffalo. Now York.
A MISERABLE LIFE AND PKEmATtlHE DEATH. VTOUNQ MKN, who, by Indulging in X secret habits, havs rained their health, prostrated tbeir nervous system, nd Impaired their minds, there' y rendering the pleasures of msrrted life a Ncuvy pilgrimage upon earth, are respectfully notified that Dr. RWING, by much etudy and experience In thie branch of practice. Is dally affecting cure* In the meet dlfflcult cases, without the least difficulty or trouble. Patients afflicted with any kind of private dlaease, from the mllde* form to the meet severe, can consult Dr. R. with the full assurance of a quick and lasting cure. Dr. R. warrants a care without the aid of mercury,or change of buslnese or diet. Dr. Rwlng announces to ladles In want of a remedy for obstructions. Irregularities, Ao., peonlfor to the delicate organisations of their systems. Dr Dacier’s Female Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many thousand boxes I have sold prove It—none speak III of them, for all Hke them. Dr. Daeter’a Pills can only be had at Dr. Rwlng’s office, No. 10 Virginia avenue. South of Branch Bank, Indianapolis, Indiana. OamoN,—Married ladles In certain situations should not use them. For reason tee directions wIR each box. Priooono dollar. Sent by mall to any part of the world. Office hours from 8 A.M. antll 9 P. M. aprS7-DAwlj
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ORtoniffifitfl PM) *7)41*,
sra'u.ravawsyrre door from Wssbtastts sirsrt, where Ray wtli beep s sup'W.rrtSE -ffiSTManf
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A. M. Bininger & Co. (Ebtablilhed 1778,) IMPORTERS, No. 17 Broad Strut, NEW YORK. Thii agreeable Tonic is designed especially a* a Sfifc and reliable Medicine for Family Use. rhe Public are aflured that our I^psdon Dock Gin is a fupenor article 1 , pofTefling all the virtues a fori bed to it as a Medicinal Baveratjc, and deferving of their patronage, in preference to the luspicious dceodions emanating from irrefponfible fources, and fold under various pretentious names. The fad that our houie (efbtblished in 17781) 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. Pul uf> in quart and pint bottles, in cafes of one and two dozen each, with our name on the bottles, and a facftmile of our Signature on die wrappers. Sold throughout rhe United States and Canadas, bv Druggiilfl, Grocers, &c. Druggifts and Dealers Supplied with Winrs and Brandies, Dire# from U. 9. Bonded Warehoufes, of all the fiivortoe brands^ aad mod approved Vintages.
DR. BRUNON'S CONCENTRATED REMEDIES FOR DRLIOATS DI8RA8BS. YET O. I.—THE CHEAT BEWIYEH— la Speedily sradkatesaU Re evils of lelf-Abuse, aach aagcaeral debility, lore of memory, waattag sway of Re orgaas, er aay eoBsUtuRoual derangements as impoteacy, weakness of Re sexnal eiRras, brought eu by the unrestrained Indulgence of Re peerione. Price one dollar. No. 9.—THB OONOBNTRATBD BALM.—Will curs In eight days, any css* of Gonorrhoea, is without taste or ameli and requires a# restriction of diet. Price on*
dollar.
No. 3.—CONCBNTRATRD TRRPB.—The use of this remedy will cure Gleet In a short time, aad I can Row certificates of cures effected after all ethers have felled; this is also tasteless and without smell. Price one dollar. No. 4 —CONORNTRATRD PUNITBB.—Is tbe only remedy known Rat will positively curs strictures of the urethra, no matter of bow long standing or neglected the
cnee may be. Price one dollar.
No. 5.—ANTIM1R0URIALPILL8.—AIIpersons who have used Ris dreadfal drug (mereary,) (which n In Re system for years, ceastag so many chronic diseases)
should use these pins, which wfll entirely counteract Re effect and remove it from Re system. Pries on* dollar. No. « -OR'RNTAL PA8TILLS.—Is a certain cure for female Irregularities, or suppression of the menstrua-
tion. Price two dollars.
No. 7.-THR CONORNTRATRD AMARIN.—Cures Re whites, falling of the womb, aorveuaneso, painful menstruation. Price r ne dollar. No. 8.—THB SOLUTOR—Is a remedy Rat baa never been known to fell caring Gravel aad all affections of the kidneys and bladder. Price one dollar. Ritherof the above remedies will be sent by mail to aay part of the United States, oa receipt of Re price annexed. Circulars containing fall psxMcmlsrs may be obtained by inclosing one Poet Stamp. Address
DR. FRLIX BRUNON,
Poetofflce Box 99, Phlla clpMa, Pa.
N. B.—The Doctor may be eo salted in complicated cases by letter or personally, bat only such le'.ters will bt
answered -s contain a reasonable fee.
OFFICR, Old York Road and Callowhlll Street. Jnne9Dly
DISPENSARY!
OH THE TH EATSIEIVT OF Chronic Diseases, comer of Meridfen sad Mary•treete, np stairs, a few doors sowth of Re poet offlee, where we eontinae te treat all chronic and local diseases—as diseases of Re Langs, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Spleen, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Diarrhoea, Asthma, Diseases of Re Re Rye aad Bar, Kryertpelaa, Pleurisy, Scrofula, Diseases of the Skin, Abscesses, Ulcers, Fistula and Cancers. The treatment of the Cancer la r.e longer mere gness work. That Caneers can beeaccesefally treated is beyond the shadow of a doubt; but,unfortunately for the afflicted, Re knowledge requisite for a aaccessfall treatment U aa
ileased by few.
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THIRTT-DOLLAR DOUBLR LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINE. •xctmcD nccxuTLY by ixims PATcrr. fTIHE AHYEHT OF THIS MEW, MOST X asefal aad incempenble Machine is destined to create a greet and decided change In pablic opinion upon Re suMertof ernux rawnra UACHTHn. we confidently uaaert, aad can conclusively prove, by a ■onstratioD, that thie Machine embraces in ha the best combination of sdentillc principles to be found tat any Sewing Machine now before the public, regardless of price! WiR an eye quick to detert Re de•cfeneieo aad imperfections of other Machines, Mr. Moore at once estabHah it as the only real desirable cheap Main tbe country, and fer preferable to any high-priced nenow sold. It sewa direeUy from two spocls-a* bought at the store, without rewinding—one above Re Mar eUne aad oat anderneath, and makes Re strongest, mo* d darable stitch, either by hand or malt can net be ripped, though the doth la cat entirely off every half inch. The stitch poseeases Re ra« elasticity on thin as open thick good*, thereby making it particularly arplicaUe for articles Rat require washing and ironing. The machinery for feeding Re cloth ia entirely an: ike any ether, andis without doubt Re be* ever
constructed.
Tbe breaking of needles, a common and expensive fealt with moot other Machines, is entirely remedied in this' with proper ears, one needle will la* four months. The en the Machine is simple in construction, and made in every reaps* perfect and durable. Unlike other Machines, there is no danger of damaginq the article sewed, by oil, mm none Is ased on top of Re Machane. It ia also made large enough for every descripti n of work, there be ng a dear space of nine inches in length by four in bight, between the needle and end of Re Machine. In beauty of design and mechanical construction, it has no equal in t .eeountry; alt Re movements being poeitive. and the fnetien light, there is not Re elighest probability of ite getting out of order. It at <nds entirely upon it* own «Mfnfo, a-4 need* no better reference than it* own good works to convince all who see it, that it i* the most valuable and hn-
manitary invention of the age-
It is our intention to sell a small pertion of Re territory by State or Oo unties upon an equitable and fair basis. As a safe and highly remunerative inve*ment, tt baa no equal. Bxtea*ve arrangement* have teen made for Re manufecture of these Machines, and Re large projUrto owtart of territory, commend the enterprise to the attention of all who wish to mate money rapidly on a email capital. We will send a sample Machine, securely boxed, by Bxpress or otherwise, to any addrese, upon receipt of 1 hirty Pollers. Evert Machihx is Warraxtxd. Send for a descriptive circular giving full particulars. Address H. C. BURTMAW,
96 We* Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sole and exclusive Agent for the United State*.
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OPEN IRQ OF THX COCBSE. The Ibrtietk Omrm will open oa the 13R of Octo ber, and tmmiaal* on Re U* of February. EtuJentsare avuertly advised to be early in attendance, ispecially tbeee who expert te be candidates for graduation; as credit foe a full eousat tan art be allowed union Re papn matriculates at aa early period, an ? observes regular attenda aee on the lectures. Cfinieal lectures will be deli veredat Oh Commercial Hospital a-d City Yispensary during Septemberamd Ortober, previous to ihe commence ent of Re ngalar course. The pubOe Cemvenrement sill take place ea ly in March, with as little delay after the close of lectures as prurtlrible At Re dose of aach seasuw, two or three graduates wiil be rtectodto net an Resident Physicians and Surgeons in Re Commercial Hrapltil for the ensuing year. TwuReXdentPhyaiclnnawaibeapprtraedtoft. John’s Hotel far Invaftda, and the graduates of Ris College an coapete tetbe pfacet. Two advanced rtadents win be elected * the close of each mratnn la a* as Resident Pupils at Re Dispensary for one year, who win have rooms supplied Rem in Re College boOdixg FEES. for Re whole Course $90 00 tettog Ticket 6 CO Graduation Fee 25 00 Theatodent can take one rr more tickets, as u ay suit his purposes. The dimeeting Ucketis optional, ex ept that Re cand - data are required to take it once. Students, on arriving in the city, by calling at Re College (on Sixth street, between Yine and Race,) will be cc ndneed to good boarding heuaes. where Reyean be accomodated with board, * from 89 50 to 84 per week. Further information may be obtained by addressing. aug30. L. M. LAWSON.M.D., Irak.
fore purchasing elsewhere, julyll
DRUM A AYRRT
Y. E. BRAMAN * CO'S -IMPROYBD FAMILY AMD PLANTATION SEWING MACHINE. price tsa.
m*AK.riif, niMNiAN a co. HARDWARE AND MATERIALS —FOR— Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, —AND— UNDERTAKERS, AT 13 WALNUT 8IRRRT, CINCINNATI, aag37-d*m.
a. S. BXXKTHIU.J
yet pcsMsaodbyl
FNMALN D1SNA8RS.
-Derangements peealiar to Re
sex. Irregularities aad S'.ppresrtons tucoartUUy treated. PRIYATN DRPARTMBNT.—We continue to enra the wont cases of Private Diseases, as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Fyphilas in all its forms
and stage*.
consultation free in all cates.
Dr. D. ha* had fifteen yean’ experience in private, and
hospital practice PRIY/
1YATB DI8RA8RS.—Many yean has been devoted to the cun of chronic and private diseases. Wa will guarantee a cure In the most complicated and severe
Stages. Recent cases cured in a very few days.
koung men injured in mind and body by a secret infatuation should * one* apply to Dr. M., who is continuing to cun Re mo* inveterate cases. He will soon return
yon to health happiness, friends aad society.
All letter*should be addressed wtth return stamp, to
DR3. DOUGHERTY A MU8GRAYB, When they will receive prompt attention.
JaiylSDAWly
flSb PASSAGE TICKETS £ AND STERLING EXCHANGE TTtrxa shexxaX* PASSAGE TICKETS for Persums gmium •r comalmx from tfee OLD 0491711 THY by PACKET SHIPS aub* STEAMERS, from LIVERPOOL, LOUDON. GLASGOW, DUBLIN, E DIM BURG, mart mil **• laipmrtmnt Ports of GREAT HKITA1M. modated by calling on as. ruusoxs wunum to Transmit Money to Europe 0«a blw do so thn«fh na VI also transact any Xuropeaa bortaos. AppiyK McKHRNAN A FIERCE, Heal Estate k CouMoa Ageate, Inrtimuapwlla, Imrtlmmm. ortlS-DAWly J. H. SEMMONH Ac O* "
Agents wanted.
j. a. uxnx. j. n. waiumroun. *• naxi REEME, WALLINGFORD Si. COPredate k Comaissioa ‘Merchants, Mm. 29 Vim® street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. TTr* Literal cash advances made on conaignuents of every description of Produce. Special attention given to filling orders. ang20-d5m
B. KITTREDGE & CO. f O/fl MAIN 8TRNNT,, X04 Ciaclnaati, Ohio. KITTREDGE A FOLSOM, 55 St. Charles street. New Oil aa*. Louisans, ■mppmrtera of Gmmn am* SportimR Ap pmrmtas, and Deelenin Gun Powder. *ug PAWly
JAMES BRADFORD A CO IWrO. 86 WAEMUT XW street, between Second aad Pearl, Clndnaati. FRENCH BURR MILL-
STONE MANUFACTORY, BatabHehed in 1840, Importers of Frtneh Buir Blocks, and Rgenuine Dutch Anchor Brand ala^»^pl^of t^R^kgRt constantly on hand and Tempering 8<*WW*, H©i*ting Screw, Mill Castings, Mill Sptadtas, Dams* Irena, Screen Wire Smut Machines. Ala*, Bradford’s Improved Premium Portable Mill, for grinding Wheat and all other substances that require grinding, wtth portable bolting and flour cheats, and all other machinery necessary for making extra and superfine Roar. Leather Gum-belting of all Axes All work sold at this establishment warranted to beth* be*quality, aad If net found so, upon trial, the money will be returned. jc39 Ply
IX A YE ESTABLISHED 4 PEHiaAm
Uv*r»u perlority Jrom tbs ■
N*. U Uttnolset., i
nevfio
be awaatthelroffleu BatesMewre.
di
PtaU, aeeorted styles; Cbaaber OaniRaetinki, ^“Vg^PLA^lD^wT^te^Ladlee, Htka, Ten, Deeeert and Dinner SuM “ 1 -
Krtvei, Ae.
W41TNR6—A full amortmrnt. Oral Wrtfem—18, B. ta Id, 94; OcU^uWrttora-R, 18,14, IA 5 NIIWMUE PATENT ■APB1 nr FLUID LAE •- I fitted lamue; Ne. 8 Stead Inmsa; Me. 81 -ane; Hand and Clrar Lamps; Marti* Mart U fioferOtt Lamps; flolarFlaMLamps; OtanaFlnMLt
L*dlee, Spoon*,
HpoOBfils
iON Lamp*.
Fort*)* by
•yfifi
V.' K. HENDRICKS A CO., a oo TaHoVSTmoBs. Em. AT W. Wnefetmytera trevt, WAnr ROW, TWMAir Amo, MUMP
GEORGE OLMSTED®
ATTGHMBY AT EAW.
CJSC
y* IMDMMA^Om, INK
RICHARD E. BREED, Smceenuer te SIMEON B. WILLIAMS, tuxuracrckn or Fine-cut Chewing and Smoking TOBAOOO, N08.118 AND 190, SNOOND STREET, CINCINNATI, M^ieilTINUES Te m AlfUFACTUB K THN \A oetebeatad’’HONEYDNW’’aad “QUERNOFTHN WtiT” Chewing Tebacco, together wtth all kinds of Out and Dry Smoking Tobacco. The attention of the trad* is called to Re above, and amii ranee is given that goods will tarn ontas represented, and that priea will heantiafactery. je28-dly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HARES. t* BURHK«dfo. Id East Aathadaartnet Office.
LIYEXY STABLES.
^LfiJSM^A^ MIftEhLEh ^fovey
FOUNDRIES. Ac.
f DAVkU A CD, Uatoe Foundry. Drtawat* 8t.. X.eppaalbeCafon Depot.
AMftBI.HAM dk V1MT49N,Waehingtou Foua tty ted Maabine Work*, ha* ard i’nioa depot.
PJ
PHYSICIANS. ; ST K DiVI A A , .‘hytician andPurtror, Ice ee Market dfeeu.ire-- berts Chap*, eottclls majeefthapubde. janlUJiy
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
KfYKEII iTi Brake
R»ukera.3»jd We* Waehingtoa dtraet.
'WET'Ni.Y. WILEY*, B**l Estate A«eataaJ d ock ww broker, Njh Ea* Washington 8rr*>.t may 14. WHOL^ALE BOOT AN P SHOE PBA^S
Wholaaale Dealna in « Roberts- Bloek,
aapt4.
C4 C.MATHEW A CO., , X!d. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, No «ppaa(t« tha Union Depot, Tnfianapcila, lad.
4 RAM KM O DUE, Maau&ctarer and da ate ktnds of Boot* and Shea, No. 39 la* Waah^tac WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS N^VEO T. BROWNING WVnlamU Qraaaz aad NJI A««ntfor Fairbanks Scales, Stoato’s A Marvin's Bnla Duy«on,Ala Ac. 74 am> T« we* Washington *. ma>«
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
£9TEWAB CTitoalarainRo No. 18 Wa* Was
T A BOWEM, wholesale aad ratal in Books and Suttonevy and Printer* Mate* la AWashington »tr*ot tedH.
IT IN UNANIHGUSLY CONCEDED
1
X that Ria is the be* aad me* reliable femitySewing Machine in the mark*. Rermrrtleu eff Price. and R - simplicity of their oporation recommends them
to the favor of Republic.
Call and see it operate, aad get a sample of work.
W. 0. HBDDLBSON A CO..
No. C, ‘; Washington *., General Agents for the State of
L&diana.
IO" 1 Agents wanted in every county in Re State. »ag99-dty.
[WM. P. WtLSOK. BROOKS,
CoMMlsioBer of Dee^ WNK* Y« WILEY. COMMISSIONER In INDIANA
Pt>r tie foBaeoimg State* t
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
LEY M. LOWRY. Drmntat... Dealer in Drug*, C hem teals. Paints. Oils, Dy* Botanic, Patent and other Medicines, Notion* and Perfumery, ho. 49 Massachusetts A venae. Indianapolis
nov3D-ly.
yy
rtufLB
FYY •3RL1NSON A COX, Deafen in Draft*. A Medhtuea, PaUts, Oils, Qiam, Perfumery, Fuucy Roods, Ao., No. 18 la* Washington Street, IndfenaroKa. may 19.
13 KROWNlfflG, Dniggi* and deafer la Paints, IV. Oil*. Yarniahas, Dye-Stutf*. Glam, Glaaswai* r*ifumwy, Ac., No.99, Waat Washington *. artU.
DRY GOODS—WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
YV H
dc H. GLENN,New York Store, Dry Goods, wholesale and retail. No. ■' Bata House, may5 OL3RAN A BROTH LM. Wholesale aad Ns tail dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Baa Ribbons, Laces, Rabroideiiet, Trimming* and Notions. No. 3 Odd Feliowa’Hall apr«l. HARDWARE—WHOLES YLL 4 RETAIL.
A D% WOOD, desk Xm.. and gun trimmings, a aeration, atKeUogg’aOldI
urnouSAiK rraum in
BOOTS AND SHOKS, NO. 2> P8A3L STREET, CINCINNATI. angSl dim.
GROCE RIE S
500 100 ban
B AGS PRIME RIO COFFLI *,
_ 250 bag* “ Laguyra
bag* prime old Java Coffee;
3 -O Mid*, fair prune and choice N. O. Eagur;
253 bria. crushed sogar; 100 do powdered do;
500 do choiceN!o?Molaams;
100 do do 8.H. do;
100 do extra Golden Syrup;
25 hf bria. do do do; SO keg* do do do;
100 bria. Carolina Tar, (large barrels); 50 brie, and 50 half bria. new No. 1 Mack ere’ 50 bria, and 50 do do do 2 do 50 Htts No*. 1 and 2 do do
100 hags Pepper; SO do Atopies;
15 case* prime Imfige; 5 carts prime Madder; 1,000 keg* Wheeling aad Pitta pirg Nails assorted sizes; 500 boxes Kentnrty, Missouri and Virginia Tobncco r f all descriptions; ISO half chest*Imperial and Gunpowder Teas; 100 do Young Hyson Tea; 50 do Black Tea; Together wtth a large aasortm nt cf Wooden Ware, Cordage, Window-glaaa. Ground Spices, Brown Wrapping Paper, Vinegar, Ac., Ac. AH of which win be sold at the lowest priea and on the mo-t favorable terms. MINOR A ANDREWS, 8. R. Corner of Main and Colombia sts., Cincinnati, O.
augSS dAwly.
Willadminlstoroaths, take depositions, affidavits Aa. 1 unl acknowledge Deed*, Mortgagee, Fewer* of Attorney, As. to be used and recorded In any (fthe above Btata and
Ta.Titcries.
O’Office, No. 1# 1-2 Raat Washingtai Street ova Aiamr’Bxprees CAee. febt RAwfif
TIN PLATE, COPPER, SHEET-IRON, BLOCK-TIN Zinc, Antimony, Babet Metal, WIRE, SOL D E R , Oox>x>or BotXoxDOLsst, PRESSED AND JAPANNED TIN-WARE, Tinners’ Tools and Machines, At Hmmmfmetmrer*’ Prices. We call particnlar attention to our superior FRUIT CAN TOPS AND BOTTOMS. P.H. LAWSON A CO., 178 Main street, between Fourth andFifR, Cincinnati 0. je9B-d3m*
wn. ouran. Jas.rn.nmni. n.sanoxs. oiT.auoni. Wlf. OLENN ft BOVS. WHOLBSALE GROCERS, North a* Corner Walnut and Colombia St*., cut (juveati. i* 99 Dly
Spectacles and Opera-Olasaes. TD® C«l®fermte* Pmmti®sc®pic GImsaes. NerWwurt Conoof Ifain and PMocTstmeU. OindnMG, Ohm. DgfiW WILLIAM OWMFr
nUDEklGK OOCLB
eft? OO.,
8ft Secmmrt street* Ctmelmmati, Ob io, FOREIGN LIQUORS AND WINES; ALCOHOL, CDLOGME SFIRITS, CAMPHENB BURNING FLUID, AND SPIRITa OF
TURPENTINE.
Maniifeftiirmof every description of
Demaeetie Llqmera, Wlmes, Cerdials
mm* F> emcb Bittern.
Have r instantly en hand various grades of PUR£ BOURBON AND RYE WHISKY, PEACH ted APPLE BRANDY. Also. BABATAR1A
aad HEW ENGLAND RUM, Ac. Bote martufectaraa of the celebrated
‘ROSE” WHISKY
met94-DAW6aa
JOHN CHURCH, Jr.,
PUBLISHER OF MUSIC
SHEET
tusic, music; uooks.
Femrtfe Street. Cimcimnmti.
i at wrery i
loathe:
at Oliver
DAwSas
Maine,
New HampehireTen&ont, Maisachuaett a. Oonnecticut, Rh-de Island. Sew York, Sew JerseyPennsylvania. Maryland Virginia, Kentucky Tennessee, North Carolina, Mississippi,
Utah,
Louirtana.
Texas, Ohio,
minoto.
Michigan, MlumeTits
Nebraska. California
Oregon,
Washington Nee Mexico,
Rea! Estate & CouissioB Ageicy. McKURNAN & PIERCE, r rranu, ose nooa east or tb* raaffint i.orra, iattianmpells, Imdla« 1 . N dOTIATR BALM AND OBTAIN PURCHASERS VOX Houses and Lota, and Vacant Lots, Farma and Landa. In t>ii« and mil Uae Wes term State*, La j : -V grants. Mortgages, Note*, Bonds, Stocks, Goods an 1 Merchandise of all it ascription*. Lumber, Building Material, Ac. ^ ill Bent llouae*. Collect Renta,Pay Taxes, Rxamine Titles, txecute Title Papers. Will procure Leans on 3 jnds, :d-rtgagea and Notes,and invertmoneyinaMM for partie- desiring investments. LANDS entered in (either with Cash or Land Warrant*) IOWA, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and NEBRASKA. W* have made arrangement* by which we can secure the be* landa in the new band districts. Will attandte all Com mission and Agency Business. Business communications confidential,if desired- Oollectionamade. Ae *eM5 T>AWlv
> W OO D, dealers is Hard ware. Cutlet t. Got*
,and Heel anicttooUef iveiy d*dStand. may 2b.
^IHARLEN COM, Dealer in Stove*. Tin Warr,
1 Ac., Ne. 11 We* Washington at.
ajw97.
BOOK BIDDERS.
1 ftOLtiLASS A PA1.J1EH, Book Bind*.* and JLff Blank Book Manufacturer*, No. 36X Bast Washing ton Street, over Mills' A Co’a- Grocery. amykT.
B ELK ELL A TYLER, F Blank Book Manufacturer*. No ten Stoeet.
Book Binder* aad 35\ Bast Washingmay 27
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARF.
WACOH LINOLLY J and Queeneware .No. 1C
, Importer of China, Glara. West Washington street.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
XjiKEi X 1 and
EEHILK GOEPPEU Merchant Talkt in ready made dothii.g and furatohing goods. Ho. 21 Wat Washington street - ppoaitoSentlne office. may 99 BOILER MAKERS.
X'BUBIOHT A CO., Macnfecturara of Staam Boi B F tors, chimneys. ga*-holdan, lard tanks, brttching and •very doacription of hotter and the* iron wort, Penaayl vania afreet, north of Underhill’* foundry. myth.
RESTAURANTS.
WTAMK. DeNlrtMT IX South of the Palmer Hoaa*
Magnolia, Illinois Street
may*.
American Express Compar? UNITED STATeTeX^P RE 8 8 C vOfflco oath* earner of Washington aad Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOL18, Three Daily Kkpreaaato New Tort; Two Daily Exoraasa to Cincinnati, and Two Daily N«n~»?*ato Chicago and St. Louis. The above companies ve the only privileged Bxprea* on thefottowing roads, via: INDIANA CENTRAL; LAFAYBTTB A CHICAGO; INDINAPOLI8 A PERU; TERRE HAUTE A RICHMOND; BELLEFONTAIKE A INDIANAPOLIS. (Money, Packages, Valuable* aad Freight carried with safety aaddispatch amd in charge * f spoeUl and effiniaet eeeengwts. Notes, Billsaid Drafts wLllbromptlycoDect ed an dspeedy turns made. TaagSl-dly] D. RT AN. Agent,
GAS FITTING
NDIARAPOLIS GAS FITTER—Shop
Pennsylvania atrtet, opposite the town-clock.
ents per foot
JAMBS MAHONT.
_ ‘PP 1
attend to the fitting of gas pipes at fifteen cents
All work warranted.
ATTORNEYS
ygsephe. McDonald a addisom J L. ROACIfiE, Attorneys and CoonssUors at law, McOuatt’s Block, over offlee of Treasurer of State. june!5 Dly
TRAKBOUR 4k HOWLAND, Attorneys * IB law. No. 19 Bart Washington St., second floor.
POTTER & BODINE’S
CJT Mi O TEI Gnicmgo,
COCHRAN'S
MAIVUFACTUREKB
WHOLESALE DEALERS. ■r Ewnry Ymriety •« FtwIy* mm* Dm-
orb srach. BCATEBYALS, ETC.
Ki£i
OF WATCHSft
PLATED-WARE.
Ttmmrt TO Wmlmmt SOOft AXD JOB
Cimcfmmmti.
AXD JQ> HUNTING
LmcfrU-dly
Mary’s AcadeHj, CHARTERED IN lg53. MARY’S ACADEMY IS BRAUTIFULLY 8ITUA TED on the Si. Joseph River, eighty ml Ira from two mile* from South Bend, on the Southern Michigan Battroad, aad seven miles from Niles, ea the Central Michigan Railroad. A stage, connecting them two Railroads, passes the Academy twice a day. The grounds are very extenrtve and beautifully adorned.— Bathing, riding on horse-buck, and thorongh Calisthenics eonsti ute some of the mean* used to promote the health of the pupils. The literary advantage* are of thj highest order; the Institution po**e»*es a fin* Laboratory and Philosophical Apparatus, choic* and extenrtve Herbarium* of foreign and native plant*, and a large aad carefully selected Library. The French and German language* are spoken in the Tnrtiteton a finentiy m the Bufttoh, several of the community bring educated ladies from France and Germany. Great attention to paid to mate, independent of the private lessons raceivad weekly bgth* pupils, regular instructions are given, in rlaara, three time* a week, in all the prineipto* of vocal aad teuton-
mental music.
Termas per Seeslmm mff Five Hemtfes. Entrance Fee - 5 00 Board, Washing, and TuRton, in ordinary Xagliah Branches 50 M Board, Washing, and Tuition, including Rhetoric Astronomy, Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry, and Chemistry 55 M Use of Philosophical aad Chemical Appends*..... 5 gft French, German and Italian - 6 0# Latin. 13 4# Piano..15 SB Uae of Instrument 5 M Harp, and uae of Inrtrmmuat - 8# 8# Guitar ....... 15 88 Painting u Oil... 15 48 Painting in Water Gofers 6 90 Dancing and Calisthenics........ •#• Board in Vacation. IS fit Tbs Pint Biol an rsmaiarw on (ho fir* Monday at September, and tte Second on tha fir* Monday in Vabraary. Plain aad «*ery rarirty rt fancy bnd onwni ' needlework taagjtt withoat addUfonal chafe. Faya
required semi-annually te advanee.
Regmlmtiems fler the Wear* re toe table napkteurix pain eettenheea, aad tt* same an of woolen hone, rix chorisa, *x p*n at dnwea, rix night-wrappers, rix night cups, *M dresriag g*wn, j two priraof gtoveo, the** pries of rt***,— prireFrwfrThe uniform for wtetor rneriutu ct dna aadTrape^af muaarine Mm merino, and benaot frimoed with Mae. Tbi q—in uniform irf osaru bint ft torn or law* 9 benaut frrtetesd witt white. Mopot iktorfeoeiw
fcrcrtnri dupe- -
A school for Deaf Mata hoc sftl bora opteed
Msry’s-
AI1 totterst* hott InstttatiaM mart be addresoed to It. Mary's. Netru Daaalfo* ettco.Teffiae
A<8«Ytt«Y
BUILDINGS.
Bn Wat
BBOAUWAY HOTEL. CINOINNATL OHIO.
SOU'
'TOE.
V** »AT.
BOSTON STORE, 1«0. 51 AST WA8HXKGTON 8TRNDT,
f HAYE Htt<7«DT TH* ADttYE STOCK X *0*s UseH * NEW YOSK PRICES V AND ABM*
6.000 GALLONS
STOBSTEl-W^X
■r'’*&£*■ W'~*i. , SY XV '-"Hh
Patent
GLASS
iir-TIgkt
FRUIT JAR
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Ac. rp• those UNACGVaintbd X with the article, w* would it*to it to be the be* ia aa; having bo gtea or screw top to be deranged or braten.
On the contrary, oar top is one which. If lost, can be replaced in say locality. Circular* containing directions accompany Jan. JACOB LINDLBY, myfifidtf No. 16 We* Washington Street.
Beware of Old Jack Frost.
YttUK TIME TO get oat
cbthi
IV jeur over-coal* and y*ur tointer e'ething, and g* them cleaned aad nprired at tha well* Bfrowa old established Dyeing and Scouring Bo- > tah'frbment of Jooeph Boris. No. 38 IMnola afreet. I wiN give my personal attention to all who may favor me w th their patronage. Tom my long experience in raaocsHng and repairing all artictos of certleesens* wearteg apparel, I will guarantee eattofaction in aQ caras. I would atoo embrace this opportunity of retarring my eteoare thanks for thsUberal patronag* botowod M me by ttscitiseneef Indianapolis aad vicinity, and hop*, by ririetted pnnrtual iHiafenrn to my burtnsa, to merit a I would, mo* pTticialariy, call the atten Ion of the todtos to a branch of my bsrines* whirtls alaott entirely aakaown to nil others bsrida myself, which to the ctauategof far* of att descriptions,so a* to make them look aa I wouldteo call partieuter attention to my fine drawing, te which branch I flatter myself that 1 havs n***r boenenerttod. A iji Intel a »f this work eaab* seen* the Natiomt frrieeu. Meridian *rt* ■ Don’t forg* tte plam, Joseph te Bampaon Sloman, No. 3.-1111-N. B—AHwork done at this eotebli hment warranted to give eateflaction or as charge will te mute. sepi-Dly
^.aC-HOvT^
Mm. 7 Wm«i HttDYttttt A SfirffiGfit
rWertafff
to Oeritea.) PHYSICIAN.
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