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VOU (ME IX.

INDIANAPOLIS. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 8, 1858

NUMBER 124.

DAILY SENTINEL.

LOTTERIES.

KN MN^'l COMPANY.! Roj»1 Hitiu Uttcrj.

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• MK ^KNTiNEL BUILDINGM. flNMK NEXT OIKPIJIAKY PMAWIHC — _ arftl of 0«te, will Mk« plao* at Hotmi*. on r J mMOHAM A i. €L DOOOHTY. Tnv**of »ATWI»»AY, OVCEKBEH IT, 1840.

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jOyMO .W’”.".* IOAW 1^00 SOU «0 S^JUO

f ow ApproxioMtioiM Co th« 8100,000 of 8800 each; 4 of 8400 to iSO.OUU; 4 of 8400 to 830,000; 4 of 8400 to

820,000; 4 of 8400 to 8i<>f000.

TTAole Tlcueto*820; Halves 810;«4iiar-

ters 84.

Pritea eubod at right at S por oent ■ dtoeosot BU1> os >11 rolTest bsaks ukm >t p*r. A drawing will br forwtrdrd m 4000 M the resalt IK come, known. TT7* All orders for Schemes or Ticket* to be tdirereet, to “DON KODBiaUCZ, care of City Post, Charleston, South Carolina. BorO-DAWly

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. - DAILY SENTINEL.

BA1VKB.

1*0 BANK—Ns. U Bsst Washtof ^poaite tha Sentinel Ofiee. may4.

UYERY STABLER.

WEEKLY SENTINEL Pebiitbed erery WedsesOay swrBisg.stOas Dellar A year, payable israrisbly In adTaoce.

INSURANCE.

STATEMENT

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«..>!■ A itten of the .Etnas lasttraac# company . lilt: |Kr 4»P~JANi;AMYy IMoO./%N 19 r- i jired by the Lews of the Stale of Indiana. Tbe name of the Corporation ia the Aetna Inaarance C .oipaoy, located at Hartford, Connecticut. The Capital Stock la One Million Dollars; sod is paid ap. The sererti of the Compsoy are: Carb in hand and Deposits In Hartford Bank. .T^TT. g **,]*) 38 Ceehdn tranat end Agents hands. • 181^12(18 U S. Treasury Notes, 4>4 snd 5 per cent. and accrued Interest. ^7,502 12 Mlecelleneoar Isreetments 23,859 8ft Keel Krtete unincumbered 66^38 26 Mortgage • 4,818 15 Bill* recelraUe 48,058 67

Mark* valu4.

m State Bonm, 5 and 6 per cent. Interest

annually 219,675 00

16ft Bond*, 6, 7 and 10 per cent, interest

annually. 167,110 00 ft57 Shares Railroad Stock 88,772 00

50 Share* Connecticut Hirer Company.. 30 Sharer Waterbary Bank Stock 50 Shares Stafford Springs Bank lock.. 36 Shares Proridenos “ “

15 Shares Jersey City, ” 900 Share* State of Missouri, “ “ <355 Share* Hartford, “ 9020 Share* New York, “

loo Share* United States Trust Company, 150 Share* New York Life Insurance and

Trust Company

1.250 00 5.250 00 5,250 00 1,872 00 1,500 00 20400 00

235,830 00 561,400 00

11,300 00 24,750 00

81,867,920 08 LIABILITIES. The amount of liabilities dne or not due to Banka or orther creditors None. Lome* adjusted and due... Non*. Loaxs adjusted and not du 8 90,013 34 L osses unadjusted in suspense, waiting further proof, or contested 90,963 80 8110,976 54 Organised on a NATIONAL basis, with agenda* In the principal c ties and town*. Cash transactions free from the objections of the credit system. Application made to any July authorised agantpromptly attended to. By strict attention to a legitimate Insurance business, this Company is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the past and security for the future. Polldee Issued without delay by all duly authorised agents. . ■special attention given to the Insurance of farm Property, Dwelling and Out-buHdlnga. Insu.es such buildings or contents In s very favorable manner, for three or firs years. f.ouse* Prommtlf Pat id la Cstula mad EqalJafrlr Atfjauted. Also, Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings, or Contents, snd Personal Property generally, In town or country, at rates a* low as eonsisUat with the hasards taken, and Inland Insurance against tha Parllsof Navigation, by W«. HBND1H80N, Agant, Indianapolis, Indiana. Application can be made to D. W. Grubbs, dark, who Is fullf authorised 10 transact all business connected with the 'law;' * ,M -""

Indianapolis MA NINEMOOl

Company.

i STATE

IngartQee

*64 0INE&8 COHFIlfEB TO THEN 1

OF INDIANA.

1 N CORPORATED

IN 1886,

INIBB AND MAHINlHIaks taken at equitable raise f* Leases promptly paid. ITP Ofles, Central Bank, South Meridian Street. atcfil9 *57 dip.

WOOD, EDD7 & Cos.’ DELAWARE STATE Xa O T T El XI. XS1SS q g g g g g g CAPITAL. PHLZE $100,000! The following MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES Will be drawn by Noon, Iudy A 0o„ Managsrs, at Wilmington, Delaware, In public, under the superintendence of sworn oommissioaers appointed by the Governor. DELAWARE LOTTERY. O 1 A 0 s 3NT o. 078. Draws on Saturday, Dee. 31, 1859. T8 NITBREBN— 13 DRAWN BALLOTS. ONI GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP 9XOO.OOO.

ROBERT BROWNING, 22 W«st Washington St, INDIANAPOLIS, HMD., DRUGGIST! And Dealer la i v «vut8u and Dnmfrutlc iTledlcinuu, Ctsensicatlu nnd FMarmncuntlr^ Proparnglnnu* Flnld EHt ractu ffram Tlldcn A Ca., TMaffer A Cu., and «»f our own Propartnc. SUBGICAL 9l DENTAL INRTUMENTS, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Lace Stockings, Ac., Ac., Ac.| PAINTS. VAHNIMHK*' BYE-NTrFPS, LEAD. 8N0W WHITE ZINC. Odors of all kinda-Dry and In Oli-Painta of every dsuartpttou. ARTI8TN* COIA3B0.—Boat Bngliah In Tubes, Vrvparsd Canvas Brushes, Ac. YAHNINHF.N.-Copal, Japan, Coach. Dam are ■lack, Ac. DYE-STI FF*. —Indigo, Madder, Logwood, rustic, Camwood, Copperas, Alum, and Dyes of nil

kinds.

WINDOW OLA**.—Boat Preach and American Brands, of all Haea, from f»410 to SOM60. Druggists' Vliul, and Orseu Glassware of all kioda* ALCOHOL A BURNING FLUID. OIX0. OUmip Oil*. I.lusted Oil, Tanner*’ Oil, Sweat Oil, Lard Oil, 0 set or Oil, Cod Liver Oil, fyena Oil, Oils of all kinds.

Turpentine,

TOBACCO, Cigars and Snuff of UwaMStappraved Brenda, and finest quality. NPICEN of all Hode, gw—d ml n—und

ITARCll, 8ALBHATC8, POTASH, STAR 0A1

▼INRGAR.SL

CRKAM

1 Prise of 850,000 I “ “ 20,000 3 Prises of. 10,000 3 “ “ 6,000 3 “ “ 4,000 3 “ “ 3,000 3 “ “ 8,500 100 •• “ 1,000 168 “ “ 500 65 “ “ 125 66 “ “ 100 65 “ “ 80 65 “ “ 50 4410 “ “ 40 87440 “ •• 20 32,396 Prlaas amounting to Sty 180)785 NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS. Wlinln Tleknte 880* Hnlvna fio; QnnrMrs 84* CnrttflcmMs of Pockakff.u in the above scheme will be sold st the following rats*, which la the risk : OeMBcatee of Package of 96 WholeTiokste......8899 00 “ “ 86 Half “ 149 50 “ “ 86 Ouarter “ 74 75 •* “ 28 Righth “ 37 37 8 P L £ N D l~D~SCHEME! to sa rnuunt EACaLX WEDNESDAY IN DECEMBER. o 1A00 eae. Draws WndansdATr Dec. 7* 1889. O 1 Aflum 948. Draws Wednesday) Dec. 14) 1859. O 1 a mm 000, Draws Wednesday) Dec. 21, 1859. Ola,mm 07121, Draws Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1859k It WASH 91TB PuIzM TO MVBMi TWO TIOEMTS. 78 Numbers—13 Drawn Ballets. I Capital Prise of 140,000. 1 Prise of $15,000

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tch Ate and London Poster, i MsAadtam*

■«C9HE*.-PaM and

Hair, Cloth and Nail waah.aad BraahMcf all

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IIMB.;WHs1 Peril me ry,

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Hair tons. Ryes, Puma das, Ac.; Faacf

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• And a complete slosh of ad asOMm ssnalalsf to tbs Drag Busisem, which have buss penfeaM dteuk from As Tarz.zxttttg&stess most Is tbo West far theism fa*T if ortkNs. Allsrttetes rersnsHurAtsmplsI sell lerkssdls sMsmsssslHiliMinAiKgmns. nylTDinAwsow RMbSHp iffigoii Dm it.

38,396 Prisessaounting to 8589^89 Wkele Tickets flO-Halves 85—Huarcers 82 50. 0IRTIYICATBS OP PACKAGES in the above Scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday, will be sold at the following rater, which !• the risk: Certtioate of Package of 98 Whole Tickets. 8149 50 M •• 26 Half “ 74 75 “ •• 96 Quarter “ 37 T IS 0MBBMIM9 TICKETS OB OBBUBIOA TMB, Insists the amount of money to our address ftw whatysu wish to purchaos; same the Lottery in which you wish it la vested, and whether you wish Whole*, Halvas, or Quarters, on reoaipt of which we send what Is ordered, by Bret mail,together with the seheme. Immediately altar tha drawing, n printed Drawing, certified to by the Oommimtene's, will be sent with an cxpla-

BdttOtte

Try Purshassre will plenae write thatsatgaataraa plats, nadglve the same of their PoetoRoe, Oeusay and State. All eommonlcatloas strictly oosBden'IaL. All prises of 21,00}. aad sndar. paid Imasedlately after the (fruwtag, other rrlsss at the usual time of todays. Ow Single Number Lottery, Ol Amfie OX, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000! Draws nn tatardny. Due. 17» 1849. Wlinlc Tickets820, Hnlvcs Sio; Qnnr-

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SrStrs for ttekste or cerdSuates. in tha abev# an to haOracted to WOOD, MDDY A 00.,

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of the Ttotewaru State Lotterlas are

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FOUNDRIES, Ac.

f DAVIS ftCW) Uteon Voandry, Dataware 3t.. A. oppositeUefoeDapoc.

YJAMBUMAN A V IN TOM, Washington foan H dry sad Ms«hla« Works, Rato sad Untea depot, m—SS.

PHYSICIANS.

I"kfo» E. P. 8TEDJYAN ) Phyridan sad fiat geo o, iff Office on Matootfitrsat,near Roberts Chetisl,solicits ne patronage of the pabiic. janlU dly

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Itof 3 KERN AN ft PIERCE, Real ■ state at lYl Brokers, 3934 West Washington 8tmt.

WJSL.Y . W IL.£ Y, Real RsUte Agant and 8:ock V V Broker, U»X last Washington StreU may 14.

WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS

Y.V C.MAYHEW ftCO., WhokaalaDraienin X_i. Boots, Shoe* and Raoberr, No. 4 Roberts- Block, opposite the Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. sept4.

A DAM KNODUE) Manufiwtnrer aad dealer in A. all kiad* of Boou and Shoee, No.» R—t Waahingtoc —aot. apriU.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCEKS

ff^lEO T. BROWNING WHotarale Groeor aad VY Agent for ffalriamksSealeo, Steam’s A Marvin's Safe* Dayton, Ale he. 74 aad 76 west Washington to. may26

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

£]TM—ART ft BOWEN, wbotaoaloaad retsi Rdsaknia Books aad SteMonasy and Printers Mateilals. So. 18 West WseUagten street spr86.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

tM/IUUY M. UOWRY, Druggist..WJr Dealer in Drugs, Oheakicala, Painu, Oils, Dye stuff*,Botanic, Patent and other Medicines, Notions and Perfumery,No. 49 Maseachueette Avenue, Indianapolis. novSO-ly.

rfl OMUINNON ft COX, Dealers In Dings, I Msdldnes, Paints, Oils, Glass, Perfitaery, Taney tioeds, Ac., No. 18 last Washington Street. mdiauaroUs. may 19.

IR MHOWN1NG, Druggist and dealer in Paint* [V. Oik. Varniehes, Dye-Stuffs. Gtam.Glaaawaie Pei fanury, Ac., No.23, Weet Washincton st. an27.

DRY i^OODS—WHOLESALE k RETAIL

CA ft H.G£.ENN)New York Btore.Dry Goods. Y w • wholesale and retail, No. 3 Bates House, may5.

YN Off. MAN ft BROTHER. Wholesale and Bell tail dealer in Staple aad Taney Dry Goode. Bonnets, Ribbons, Lasse, Rmbroidsrles, Trimmings and Notions. No. 3 Odd follows’ Hall- apt*7.

HARDWARE—WHOLESALE ft RETAIL.

A D. WOOD, dealer* in Hardware, Gating, Gams ito. andgnntrimmings,and Meehankstookef »vuydessrtption, at KaUoggk Old Stand. may28.

/''IHARLEM COX, Dealer in Stovee, Tin Ware L/ Ac., No. 11 Weet Waehiagton st. ap(27.

BOOK BINDERS.

1 gOUGLAM ft PAJLHKR, Book Blndus and 1 W Blank Book Manufisetarsra,No. 36)4 Bast Washington Street, over Milk’ A Go’s. Grocery. may97.

TkEIMELU ft TYLER, Book Binders aad 1 9 Blank Book M—nfoetnrsrs. No. 35>4 Rost Washingten gfreot. mny87

CHINA, glass and QUEENSWABE.

YJAWTRORN ft BUCHAN AN, Imaorters 11 of China, Glass and Qaeensware, No. 177 Rust Washington straat. Indianapolis, Tnd. Dly

TACOD LIN HUE*, Importer of China, Glass, •f aad Qaoo—wars, No. IS west Washington street. aprS7.

MERCHANT TAILORS.

WNRB1NRRICK GOEPPER, MswhantTalloi JT and dealer in randy made clothing aad furnishing goods, No. tl West Washington street opposite Sentlnr office. msy<9.

BOILERMAKERS.

TkUMONTft CO., Maavfoctarers of Steam Boi 1 ff krs, chimneys, gss-holdsts, lard tanks, telltolng aad svsry description of hollar aad sheet ironwork, Paongyl rank street, north of Undarhffi’s foundry. mySfi.

RESTAURANTS.

WTANR. DeNIGHT, Magnolia, IUinols Stnsi n South of tits Palmar Hoaaa. mayt.

GAS FITTING.

TND1ANAPOLIS GAN FITTER—Bhonon I Pennsylvania street, opposite the town-clock. Will attend to the fitting of gae pipes at fifteen cents per tbo. All work warranted. JAMBS MAHONY.

ATTORNEYS.

TOSEPHE. MCDONALD ft ADDISON J L. ROACHE, Attorneys and Counsellors at taw, MeOuatt’s Block, overofflceof Treasurer of State. June 15 Dly

13ARBOUR ft HOWLAND, Attorneys at aa law. No. 19 Bast Washington St., second Soar, ssptto dly-*

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SECOND ARRIVAL —OFBT Jbl W O CD -I_> , PROM RRCRNT AUCTION SALR8 IN NRW YORK At yrently Reduced Prices, NOW OPENING -ATPALMER & TALBOTTS

A Notice te Ladles!

dng schemes for the month sent free rsMrsakng as above.

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H6N1 Mmmt Mary laa 4 esrews fme tsar Wed efBeRwaatlaB. HTDIAMAMUR, DfD. •Si .V ” -wV . -

NEW PARIS CLOAKS -ATk T s VORB, Nn. 37 Esaat Wuaklmgtwm Street, TWO DOCKS *AST OV OUSSS’ BLOCK. TAYIND MADE THIS BHPA1 L BRENT of our business n speciality, aur be found to surpass In

SUPRRB LYON’S TRLVK CLOAKS, RICH LYON'S VBLVBT MANTILLAS. RICH STRIPRD PLUSH CLOAKS, RLMANT BRATRR CLOTH CLOAKS, NOVKLTIBS OV OPUA CLOAKS, 0HILDRBN8’ AMD MISSHR’ CLOAKS, ■ SRLT VALL SHAWLBTTS ALSO A LAROR AMD

TS.TS ...-..’TSM: 7:40 A. M -11:15 A. M. I 45P.M 8:4SP.M. ! 8:45 P. M 19:15 P.M. lantam* umiSsL b.ilm.s Trains Laav». Tinlns frnSsu 6:15 a. m amu. 12:40 P. M 60SP.M. 8J5P.M .MASF.M.

ftWr.M. .12:15 A-M. TmsasAPVSSAiLaaas. TiataaLsava. Trains Anius. 8:00 A, M. 6:U5 A. M. 12S20 P. M ...10:45 A. M. 10* P. M 9:15 P.M. ranc AmnnujterousKAiLaoA*. Trains Laaiv. Trains Antvu. 6:10A. M. 12 iW M. 2:00 P. K. 3:30 T. K, ■aMoon AmiastaJurousKAiLKOAn. Trains Leave. Trains Arrtva. GMi A. M 10-JS2 A. N. unto M 9* p. M. rarvnaaowviuji A*un-»n. Trains Leave. Trains Antvu 8:00 A. t M 9:39 P. M. 10:30 P. M 8:30 P. M. LAVaTSTTS sailsoas. Trians Leave. Traisa Arrive. 12:30 P. M 5:45 A.M. 6* P.M 10:55 A.K 12:45 A.M 8:15 T.M.

Ms moat vivid iseta sc— of claim) jaaos on rseord. Mr. McDoeald knows nothisg of modarn SpiriteaKsm or aiairroyaace, as ■oaioTKia Ufa ms Wan pa—d apoo a km and among forests. It maj not be ami— to stats that kis Kthar, who

DRY GOODS.

JOHN ?HILLIT0 k CO

THE

H A M P I COMPETITION.

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WEST FO.URTH STREET C1HCINNATI, OHIO

Tram the Boston Josraal. A Sad Doveloymeat—Tko Cose of Br. The whole commonitv has been astonished sod saddened bj the official annooncement in the morning papers that facta have vary recently come to the knowledge of the Prudential Committee of the American Board of Commi—ionen for Foreign Missions, deeply implicating tha moral character of Rev. Dr. Pomroy, one of the Secretaries of the Board, rendering it impossible that be should longer retain his official poaitioo as a Secretary of the Board, and that he had resigned, and his resignation had been accepted. There are in circulation various rumors in regard to this affair, some of them grossly exaggerated. The facta, as we learn them from a source which we deem reliable, are — follows: During the absence of Dr. Pomroy from this city a week or two since, quite a number of letters wars received at the Missionary House directed to him, and as most of the letters so received relate to the busine— ot the Board, they were opened by one of the other Secretaries. Among them were found some which furnished good groaid for the belief that Dr. Pomroy had either been guilty of criminal acts, which would destroy at once his moral and Christian character, or that he wag the victim of a conspiracy to extort money by the force of such charges. The letters were returned to the envelopes, and were placed upon Mr. Pommy's desk to await his return. On his return, be saw that the contents of the letters were known, and heat once made a statement to the other secretaries of what ho averred were the facts in the case, and requested them to present the same to the Prudential Committee. This was done, and Dr. Pomroy himself than went before the committee and made the same statement—which, aa we understand it, was in substance, that some months ago he was walking out in the evening, (which he was in the habit of doing) and was accosted by a well-dressed female, and at her request accompanied her home. While in the parlor in conversation with her a man came in, and under threat of exposure forced him to sign a note for $500, which he did, and subsequently paid it. Since that he was enticed by another female into another bouse, and there two men aaniled him and foreed him to Mgs another note for $500,which he eMbeequently paid. Another woman, by the representation that she was suffering with a dissipated husband and destitute children, enlisted hie feelings, and he opened a correspondence with her, and subsequently, by the advice of Mr. Choate, paid $500 to get his letters back, which he did, and destroyed. These statements we understand Dr. Pomroy admits to be true, but nothing farther, and there is no proof before the Board that any further wrong had been committed. He placed his resignation in the hands of the Prudential Committee, and it w— at once aceepted, and 8 committee was appointed to decade what course should be pursued. The result was the official announcement to which we have alluded before. The facts known have no connection whatever with his official action In any way. He had nothing to do with the Treasury of Be Board, which is a distinct department. Dr. Pomroy had been connected with the Board as one of its Secretari— for some twelve years. Previous to this he was pastor of a church in Bangor, Maine, for about twenty yean. He was one of the most prominent clergymen of his denomination in Maine. We can not recall a man who possessed to a higher degree the confidence and esteem of the Christian public, not only for his own, but of other denominations, and his fall, if such we must consider it, will be learned with the deepest surprise aad sorrow by every Christian and moral man in the community. It furnish— a sad evidence of the frailty of human nature.

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NCoxr in o&m , DELAINES, PLAID&t —AMD - ESS QOODS Generally.

CLOAKS, SHAWLS, C, &C.. —ALSO — A Large Stock —IH — NEW DESIGNS —or— ENGLISH AND AMEBIC AN G -A. JFL I* DE2 T X IST Gh- 9 Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, BOOKING, SlC. as—I 01—11*68. ZEEolxxxAn cfe X3x*o. ARR ARCHIVING THRIR SECOND STOCK Off FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. AIA. FEBSONS IN SKABCH OF ELEGANT ft CHEAP GOODS, Aie Reqsested to Call at No. 3 Odd Fellows’ Hall, AND RRCRIVS THE WORTH OF THEIR MONEY.

Iron wars and Hollo ware, end that at the preeent time have a very lane assort ment of good* In our Una, to which v*invite attention. We call especial notice to th- CH A MPION and th° DOMESTIC, two new and very desirable sty lei of Cooking Stoves, of which we have several sizes. _ We «•* airo, wholesale aad retail dealers in Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves. Manufacturers of Tin. Sheet Iran and Oppper Ware. 'Rft'LAXYJSOXA C*3 O’OlAXAMltOZX, N*. 02 First Dwwr East of Odd Fellows* Hall. ITT The attention of boUders is particularly called to our Tin Roofing, Guttering and Spouting. decS-Dla

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All tfco advantage* of the Optical Art ore embodied in tteeae Lease*. Tkejr are tke most perfectaa*i*taace to Aof octlve vision no w kef oro the pa kite OFFICE—No. 20 East Washington street, Indianapolis, Isd. Indianapolis, January 20, 1859.

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PERKINS & COON, NO. 14 WEST WASHINGTON STBEET, TTAVE JEST RECEIVED AND ABE NOW OPENING A VERY LARGE AND ll Complete Assortment of FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES, OH.O32U.O&10, x>ye> W’ocxajM, X>yo StujTCw, OILS, PAINTS, AND PAINTERS’ ARTICLES. VARNISHES, WinAow Glass, Putty, Druggists* Glass Ware. Perfumery, Brushse, Ac. — ALSO, - A Urge and complete stock of DAGUERREAN ARTICLES, »nd ARTISTS’ MATERIALS Generally, at Cincinnati Pxicxa.

ST WASHINGTON STREET.

leak Arrivals,

Laito’ Cloaks! Cloaks! (looks!

A large aad varied stock of Velvet, Beaver and Cloth CLOAKS; Breehe, Stella. Plat Wool and Reversable SHAWLS.

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! These goods are new aad BRAUT1FUL, from late impestotiens, and wtllbesuld at Uho print.

WOOL DRESS STUFFS,

Proa the Boston Traveler, 10th.

A Ghnst Stwry.

Mr. Hector McDonald, of Canada, w— recently on a visit to Boston. When he left home hU family were enjoying good h—hh, and he anticipated a pleasant journey. The eeeond man after his arrival in Boston, when leaving Me for breakfast, he —w reflected in a mi the corpse of a woman, lying in the bed from which he had jot arisen. Spell bound, he gazed with intense feeling, and tried to reeogame the feature* of the corpse, but in vain; he eould not even move his eyelids; he felt deprived of

action, for how long he knew net

He was at last etertled by the ringing of the bell for br—kf aot, and sprang to the bed to satisfy himself if what he had seen reflected in the mimw w— r—1 or an illusion. He found the bed — be had left it, he looked sgain into toe mirror, bet only —w the bed truly reflected. During toe day he thought much upon the illuatou, and determined next morning to rub Me ey— and fi—L perfectly awake before he left bed. Bat notwithstanding the— precaution^ be vision waa repeated, with this addition, tout be thought bn recognized in the eorpMMRe reaoRbhtoee to toe

features of his wife.

In the course of the eeeond day he raceivad a letter from hie wife, in which aheatoted that sha w— quite well, and hoped he wae enjoying him ■elf among Me friends. Aa he was devotedly at tached to her, and always aaxiooa for her —foty, ha — ppe—d that his saarhsd fears had conjured «n the vim on he had seen reflected ia the gi—, aad he went about hie twine— — eh—fully — usual. On toe morning of the third day, aft— be had

he found himself in thought in Me own

boose, leaning ov—toe coffin efeii own wife, is Hia friends were s—Med, the miniat— w—per-

forming the funeral servie—, his ebf ~ he was ie the hoooe ef death. He

In Del sine sad 0 ashnsre Haber, elegant patterns; Detains., Merino—, Valour*, nnd

Plaid Goods.

«Bd American Prints, f LA AN MLB, WOOL AND COTTON; BLEACHED AM> BROWN MUSLINS, BRILLS* TICRS, 4-4,5-4, 6-1, 7-4, 8-4,9-4. 10-4. 11-4,12-12, MUSLINS kteashui. ft—s tbo best menahetaras. VffibtoXo Tain oxi., DOYLIES, NAPXINS. TOWELS.

CRASH.

lavo bo—yureh—ed during the past week in New York >nd Bakun, smd win be sold *t prices mash lowsrthen goods bought earl for la the senses. W T Trtih p si iiiisses tn nsll aad look at our targe aad rartad stock. oet27-d6n

GRAND CLOSING OUT

A N C Y BAZAAR MAGNinCKVT BOOi!* •*r • jtaiUftpab

PICTURE GALLERY, ■ORTH ROOM, ATNA H6XURANCB BUILDING,

NORTH PRHNBYLT.ANIA 8TRRRT.

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pier AND MANTEL MIRRORS

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RANTASCOPIC

MISCELLANEOUS.

N O TIC E . !HB OLDEST ORIGINAL Lendofl and DYING, SCOURING AND RHP AIRING RSTARLISHMXNT, No. 19, South Meridian street, a few doors South of tha Post-office, Indianapolis, Ind. YTI ROM LONG EXPERIENCE F in tha bastnaas for a number of jenrs, both in tbs Rest and West, and also in London, I fool assured that I can render aatistection to all who may patronise this establishment. Gentlemen can have their clothing renovated and repaired In one day. Country orders attended to promptly, and goods returned by express or otherwise. Now ia the time to prepare for the FALL AND WINTER, By having clothes thoroughly renovated and repaired. ■very description of ladies' silk, satin and woolen shawls nnd dresses dyed, watered and restored to their original perfection. I guarantee satisfaction in all cases, work done cheap. Attention is called to a particular branch of the buei new,denominated Fine Drawing, which no other ranovaterin this city understands. On hand, new and second hand clothing. Gents’ left off slothing bought and toll at the highest cash price Mo connection with any other establishment of the same uno in the city. We return many thanks to ournu erons old easterners and the public in general. aagSt-d’y J. HARRIS.

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CHEAP MAR BL E M. DOWNEY* MaavracTtrum 0 P MONTTMMNT8, Gmestoaes, Ac., or AMERICAN

ITALIAN MARBLE,

ff~'10R Vy Wsi Alabama

WORKS.

RNER OF Washington and -~-~4ma streets. Bast of Coort-house, Indianapolis, Indiana. Orders fr o m the country solicited and executed neatly, promptly andcheaply Agent* wanted to [ ■ell the above, to whom good wagoe will be given.'

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BY STATE AUTHORITY.

GROVER ft BAKER’S CELEBRATED FAULT SEWING MACHINE* NEW STYLES—PRICES num $50 to $125. KXTRA OHARAN Off 85 POR HRMMRR8

QUAKER CITY

OP PH ILADRLPHIA, PA.

CHARTER PERPETUAL.

CASH CAPITAL, - SURPLUS, OVER, -

8900)000 100)000

20 B. W making tan s«.

■ndimmmpalla, Naur Yark.

rVYHRSR MACHINRS sow from two spook, - per -A oh—ad fr—s the store, requiring no re-winding of ad; thay Rea^ Pail,Gather and Stitch iaaseperi— style, SakUaf sash sssra by their own operation, without »arso te tin hand-needle, — is required by tha other ihiam Tk—wm do tettw aad diaapw storing thaan ■stow can, ov— if too works /hr on* emt am Roar, aad are, unqnestianably, tbs Sssf JfoaMass ia tha tost for foasfly storing, on aorount of their sisagHrltk. ability, — «f tetieoof fomi

• the Machine or sand for a eireiitar.

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NOTICE, K.^AXaXMIO:

OIL FAINTIN€MS,

GRORQR H. HART, President. H. R. Qo—aia. Secretary.

fllHl J8ties, Q <

HIS CWMPANY HAS THE UA8^ GR8T amount of meaty, la propoitioB to Ms Mai, of any company ia the State, and henos ranks second to none In point of reeponsibility. laeurance on first-class risks taken on the most Ifoasal

arma.

Por anybnriaaas with tbo Company, apply to SPANN A HALL. AgentsHTOffice, opposite tbo Poetofltos. octll-Dly

INSURANCE. TO THECmZENSOFIMNANAPQLi— RtoW THE TIME gF YEAH ary te build fires in yeas Uaelaad morn fir— eccnr In tha - — daring aM lha ssto of tba year. I>kther«foee a matter of pmd—, at tea—, te protectyn—aalw sgsinto loeafrom fira. by ‘mmTf-i 1 ~‘r Insari ngynarpreperty withaemagao4,rilte>lsTasaraena Company. TtomPfo—fix fmefov—eeCetokFfofoY, •* Hmrtlmrri, Cmmmaeklcmi, is nUn bio and prompt. I—are in the “Phasnix” aad yo* an fo. R. J. GATLING, Ageafi,

cvnrs l. ncaaaa. DUNHAM A TANNER irasliss ia ton Caarte of Jaokaon. Watotagte^ft?"* ^

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