Locomotive, Volume 22, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1852 — Page 3
The tlxird ward is three squires wide, between Meridian and Mississippi streets, and from "Washington street aorth to the donation line. ; The StateIIouse areS ia isw&r,here ; bjss not beer so. many-biding; fjw? this ye, btrt twarljial ofthoe UtgBpcwi the first chtsV; -:- - f:. On Washingfo street, Mr. J. S. Norris has had ad addition of .20 feet, one story brick; added to his store it cost about $400.
Mr. Fairbanks has made an addition to his ha
and shoe store of 60 feet, one story brick. Cost, $600.
Mr. C. B. Davis has added 50 feet to Lis book
store, one story, brick. Cost, $600
Mr. James Sulgrove has built a back building,
and extended hts saddler shop 50 feet. It is a
two story brick, and cost $1,000. The hotel being built for Mr. Bates is a rectangular building, with outlines of varied projection is 92 by 195 feet, with basement under the whole building. Has suitable areas built with walls and steps of cut stone, and has all the necessary vaults for coal, fcc, with foundations and cellar-walls of stone unsurpassed by any building
in the country for strength and durability. Has the first story of the fronts built of stone-ashler, polished and rusticated in the most perfect manner. Has iron lintels over all the principal openings. Has four stores in first story on Washington street, each of which is 21 by 80 feet, and five stores of smaller dimensions on Illinois street. Will have two flights of geometrical bronzed steps of iron, each leading to a verandah of the
same material one of the above flights of steps will lead to a ladies', the other to a gentlemen's hall. The fronts above the first story will be embellished with verandahs, pannels, consoles, and enriched caps at intervals ; the cornice will be of superior cast, and upon the roof, which will be covered with tin, will be erected a cupola for the purpose of affording a view therefrom of the city. The building will be four stories high, and will have for the use of the hotel part 105 rooms,
among which are 30 parlors, most of which will be connected with chambers. The office will face
the principal hall will be semicircular, with columns in front. The halls will be numerous and airy. The house will be lighted with gass, and will be heated, in part, with furnaces will have an annunciator and all modern improvements, and will be finished internally to comport with its exterior will cost over $40,000, and will probably be unsurpassed by any house in the
country, of its size and cost, for beauty, convenience and firmness. It is being built by Francis Costigan, Architect, now of this city, and formerly of Madison, and is being erected in a very superior manner. Mr. P. Sponable has built a two story frame
front to his residence on Ohio street, that cost $1,000. On Meridian street, Dr. 0. G. McLean is build' ing a large brick building for a Female Seminary. It is three stories high, with a basement, and is ' 34 by 66 feet. It will cost about $5,000.
Judge Perkins is building a two story brick dwelling, that will cost $2,000. On Illinois street, Messrs. Vandegriff & Colestock finished this year a row of six two story dwellings; the row is 101 feet long, and cost $5,000. Mr. Weaver has made an addition and improvement to his residence that cost about $250. Mr. James Swain is building a two story frame dwelling, that can be converted into a business room if required. Cost, $700.
belong to, we will "add thm to the proper ward in
the recapitulation ; as in the caseoiMr. Beitty bouse, in the "1st ward, and the Christian Church,
in the 3d ward. . . " Next week we shall visit the fourth ward. ; v . i .hi mm n i . . 1 i; - .---v. ..Indi&aa'f Senator. The following highly complimentary notice of our delegation in Congress, and particularly of the Hon. Jssss D. Bright, is an extract, from the letter of a gentleman now in Washington, a Whig, to a Whig friend in this city. We publish it to show the manner in which a disinterested witness speaks of our State and Representatives :
" I need hardly tell you, that I never hear our
State spoken of, but I feel proud of hailing from
one that occupies so enviable a position as she
does on the Slavery question.
"Indiana is looked upon here as one of the soundest States (. e. free States) in the Union ; and her delegation in Congress have, I think, faithfully represented their constituents on that question. Indiana has shown that she does not want to harbor the slaves and property of the South. Neither does she wish to support their
old and worn-out free negroes. And, without
any wish to disparage the claims of others, I
must be permitted to say, that our worthy and talented Senator, Jesse D. Bright, has done as
much, if not more, than any other person in placing
her where she now stands. Certainly, we have never had a more faithful representative of Hoosier frankness, candor, and independence," Asking
nothing but what is right, and submitting to nothing wrong;" and possessing, as he does, the entire confidence of his associates of both political parties, makes him one of the most valuable and influential men in the Senate. Long will Indiana have cause to remember him as one of her purest
A babe 1b a house is a wellr-spring ploaswa, a t&asseBger of pesos and love ; - - " ' . - Yet ttlaa talent of trust, a loan to be tendered beck wtta interev.s : - . - - On the 23th a Daughter to T. W. Wright. .' - " u 2Ut a Son to E. W. Hathaway w M 23d a Daughter to William Hoover.. M 280 a Daughter to John T. Barker. " " 24th a Daughter to Mrs. M. Wilfis. " " 28th a Daughter to James Chapiou ' " w 1st of Sept. a Daughter to J. B. Toon. .
links ea
Keg Y MeKTB0i2'8 'Raws Ink tWws Ink'Solf Book lakr Fine Book Ink t Extra Card, and Colored
constantly oa hand and tor sale at Sew York Prices, car
riage added. - - - - 1 ' Orders accompanied vita the sssh promptly attended to, sad forwarded as directed. Address - - , - ELDER & HARKICES,- - . " v . Agents for Lighibody's Xztks. IsdiefispelUj Sept. 1,183. V. .
0 happy lot, and hallowed, even as the joy of angels, Where the golden chaia of godliness Uentwlaed with the roses of love." In Cincinnati, Ohio on Tuesday morning, the 26th alt., by Rev. G. W. Walker, Miss Mssr Jars Whitrsv, of that city, to Mr. Edward M. La whence, of this ci;y. Ned, here's our with our heat wishes for you and yours. :. On the 26th, by Rev. G. H. McLaughlin, Miss Elizabeth
Junken, to Mr. Jacob A. Triaey, all of this county. On the 24thbjr C. G. Warbe Esq., Miss Martha J. Griswold, to Mr. Simon S. Wiseman, ail of this vicinity. Oa the 25th, by C. G, Warbe Esq., Miss Caroline Ogden
to Mr. Nathan P. Ohaver, all of this vicinity. i Oa the 31st, by.. Rev. J. A. McCIung, Miss Cornelia M daughter of J. M. Ray, of this city, to Rev. J. i Sufford, of Richmond, Virginia. ' , i Accompanying the above was a very fine piece of cake -Please accept our thanks' and best wishes! On tha 3!st, by Rev. D. J. HustonvMiss Dia'nah Thomp son to Mr. A. H. Smock, both ofSouthport, nd. Oa the I8th, by Wm. B. Bridgfurdv tSsMisa Dnrailia Rowlings, to Mr. George Hobbart, both of this county. ; Ob the 17lh, 'm St. Andrews Church, Haiiovw, Mass., by
Rev. Samuel Cutler, Miss Lucie W. Lortn, daughter of the late Wm. L. Loring, M. D., of Springfield .Mass., to Rev. Samuel C.Logan, of Constantine, Mich-. . r ;, On the 2d, by Rev.G H. McLaughlin, Miss Rachael W. Johnston, to Mr. George Cay lor, all of this city.
PARRISH is jast reeelviaa- and will be' openlsf alt ftet
r brought to this cUjr, .allaid see hem.at the Foot Qffiea Corner , f-,N:-, . t- fsept.4 .
LIST OP WTTK$ Reaiintes; !a the JPost Office at lafiioaapolw, Iad. on the 1st of fcoptember, , , ff er ettigf tkuf Utter mid yia'y AavaaTuaa'.
LADIES' LIST;
Buchanan Catharine Fisher Lots
LXOBH8SB ISSUED TO William Harris and Mrs. Sarah Underwood on the 27th George Schaub and Mary Karle - " 29th
btphen Reynolds and Mrs. Elizabeth Peck " " 33st
Elijah R. Fisher and Mary N. McFarland " " 31st
Joseph Hill and Mrs. Harriet Poston " " 1st
Bryant Beekr
Bradford Jennie Brown Catharine Charles Susan Conrteng Laura Clark Rachaei Dotty Mary Dodson Mary Doughty Elizabeth Esra Mmtj
Ahem Michael
Alexander Robert
Aaera John Beck Christopher Bensley Thomas Barry James
Bowers jona Bissett William Black Washington
sisnop josapn Bird John C
Brown wm A a
Brain i K
Brandon A
Busoen Samuel Brown William . Botkin Jonathan Brown Thomas Brows John
Brown 8
Borrell Philip Clay William Clark William 9 Clemens Wm A
Catterson A & .
Carney John
Fisher Harriett-
Grigsb? Abigail - Goodon Lney Ann1 Hawkins America Morris Catharine McGinnia Azakel ' McFall Margaret Korwoed Minerva Porseil Sarah -Kobison Kancy
Ramsey Francis M Smither Martha J - -Shaw Sophia Thompson Lydla Taylor Harriett Town Loey Tlnsoa Clara'j;' Wells MaryS Wilkensoa Eva Wells Susan . Zornee Eliaaheth S .
AUCTION SALES!! tr-? jinsi to: it rri. h rK Aactiea sutft. CemainUa KiKhaatr V
EEPS eonsuntly on band aBassonmentof HtreeasdUe Eosseboldand Kitchen Faraitare. eVeetcat arieea
ra&gmf frota 19 to 90 per cent, below first cost. AJL0 A rent for the sale of atlkiadsof SUoeasd Saddlers leather, a supply of which be will keep always as head, direct
t lrptiberal eaah adiraiseaa mda an leerchandiaa ai au da ;
B are now roeeirtnjr asd have ia Store
ei'3 pes,
"9 600 JS9-
190
S,C-JQ pes Fancy PrlaU, 100 pea Pilot A Beaver Cloths,
... oiub u vrangw v w pee. JIMOIt
M
Purriture
Oil Bed dt creea
assorted Gincfcams - - Delalr.es,. ; " .- H ;;Latire, . V Ji Cashmeres, ' Canvass dt Paddinr.-'
?S Bales brown MasHes. 90 DrliU and Tickings, -10 Canton Ftannela, i JMaid Dining,
pee. Assorted
40Q Cashaers SaUnetts 830 ,M Tweeds and Janes bates reti, white, vet. Fiaa, & easM apron e fur Cheeks, , 8 - Linen dt eettn Diapers 19 i Piaid at plain Liseeya, 2006 pa Laeea, Kdjiings inser tint; and Trimming, 909 pair assorted Blankats, 600 ps Silk dt CoUon Hdkfs. 2000 Woolen and Blanket
men.
W We notice a great many papers are publishing the bills of freight, showing the difference
between the cost of transportation on eastern roads, and the cost of water transportation, as compared with the exorbitant charges on the
Madison road. This is right, and will soon bring
the monopolists to a sense of their own interest,
by dealing more fair with those that support
them.
"O Death, what art thou, atranra and aolamii tftvmlt-
Elaborating life's Elixir from these clayey crucibles."
We republish the following notice, as several errors' oc
curred in its publication last week. Ed. '
In Royalton, Boone county, Ind., on the2d, Laura Unice,
only child of Dr. Thomas A. and Margaret Graham, aged
eleven months.
At hU residence, in Harrisburg, Penn., on Monday the
16th inst., after a painful illness of several weeks, which he
bore with christian fortitude and resignation, William H
Doll, in tha 56th year of his age.
Salt Advanced,- We learn from one of our city dealers that the Kanawa company have re
cently advanced the price of salt to 28c. and 30c.
per bushel ; the former is the wholesale and the
latter the retail price. Cin. Commercial.
This advance will make but little difference to
the citizens of Central Indiana, as the lake salt
can be brought here and sold so much cheaper,
that very little of the Kanawa will be used.
Mr. A. E. Jones, Music dealer, under Tem
perance Hall," has laid on our table a piece enti
tled six songs; music by William H. Cuirre.
Also " Dearest, never love another ; " words by j
Mrs. Bolton, Music by Prof. Downio. Also ' I j
am going there, or the Death of Little Eva. "-
These can all be had at Mr. Jones' Music Store.
O.K. NO, I. .- There will be a called meeting of the O, K. Bucket Co.
this (Saturday) evening at 7 o'clock, a full attendance is re
quested. N B PALMER, Secy
GENTLBMESS' LIST.
Farming Joseph Mc Andrews Mark -
Gregg Thomas D Green James Green Ebeneser Kerley James HttUon Thomas Kowell John L Hoffman Charlton ; HoUinsWbrth Eliha Honrhton Royal P Holliday John C Heaneas B Hawkins Thomas L HardlngO Haines William Harlon George Harding Samuel Irish Freeman Jones Pendleton Jones AquiUa Jones Hirara S Johnsoa Theodore Johnson J B Jackson Isaiah
Jackson George
MeCrav Aaron
O'DonneU Thomas PyronSBS Patterson Robert Parla Nathan Pierce Howard -Psttaa James K . RandaltPS Redman William F Ramsey Robert L Rarimy Rormaa B Riehey Samuel Robertson Wm A dtJM , Boas John S . Rodeier Samnel . Ronsh J and Heua Swindle Robot Studdard William Stafford Thomas Snow John Smith A Smith Henrv
Smith James W
iton John M Kerr Atexander
cntvinvst
Carell Wm C Kane Hartley
ssarej oam'i or neirsis.esioE Lewts
coiner Lewis
Combe John Conners Michael Gowgil Hiram Cook G F
Cole Jacob Condit A 8 3
Dixon George Dobbinsrs J or heirs Dean Hugh Dale Joseph Daggy Samael Ewen Charles V Eeter Frederick
Furr John
KantroniU dt SamlsSmock A
Kirk John
Keeier Jnlias A , Lowton Orron Lock wood Joseph Logan W S 3. Marinane Jeremiah Mathews John Meeks Oliver P Marshall Jos G Marmon Martin Myers John O Mierstett Augusta Marrin John Miller E
McKinney James
Foster Sam'lor heirsMcKtnney Thomas Ford M A McMahan Htnry P Fisher A J MeDaniels Mr
SUnger Andrew T
aioaa a j Shea John P Samoell Joseph Scott J W Sanders Charles Ttinelle John Tamer Jacobb Tarn Siiass J TaylorKDS Vice Uriah Vanhlarion If " White seu John B White Stephen Webb Daniel White James 3 Wallace J Wray James H Woodruff Aaron Wood Nicholas Wiggins James
W. RUSSELL, P. M.
y, auchaa
r, vugen, iru, rora, r.acon, w niie r un, naea rea, Coffee, So gar, Molasses, Riee, Floor, Potatoes, An
'nettr. Rout). Candles. Tobacco, and all otfcar artieia
A
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. E. R. Gcinev will preach his introductory eer
mon to-morrow, (Sabbath) at the English Lutheran Church,
at 101 o'clock A. M., and at the Mission House, north t art
of the city, at 34 o'clock P. M.
CITY 8GHOOIi-The Pablie School, in the 5th Ward School House will commence on Monday, September 6th, under charge of Maky DavsaroaT, graduate of Indiana Female College . sept4-l7
St Marwfs Semtttary Miss S. A. Bailey will open St. Mary's Semlnaryiaekt Mon
day, September Slh, 1853. septe-lw
Fir Hats Cow For Sale First rate young milch cow Is offered tor sate, that Is aa
excellent muter, tor parueaiars uqntro at this office.
Oawesjpo Oransje lTedge Fence Perpetual! I am authorised to contract for almost any amount of Oswego Orange Plants, to be delivered in the spring of 1853. 1 am also agent for McCorinack's Reaper and Mower. aug28'5S-Iy D.WILLIAMS.
TJie Fall Fashion Slat. A very sksty aadbeautrful
article, eqnal in every respect to the best Claclauati or New
York Hats, is no w ready. A lso a large and general assortment
of hats and caps of every' style and quality, at Cincinnati prices,
at WILMOT'S Hat Store, . augI4tf No. I, Palmer House, Indianapolis.
Who ' is "Timothy Tugmutton V'Putnam
iJounty Sentinel.
We thought everybody knew Timothy but
it appears not. He is one of the Whig Candi-
JjpWeare authorised to announce the same af O. H. P.
Bit as aa independent candidate for Sheriff of Marion County,
at the coming October election. 5 " ,
GKOCESIES I GROCERIES I
dates for the Leonslatrire in this nnnnrv. anil Wm f1aK undersigned having just received and are now open
- j' x tng a rau aaa fresh stock of eroeertea -which we assure
name is derrt x. culgrovb.
a corresponaeni states uiat tnere is a
first rate opening for a steam flouring mill at I
Greenwood, Johnson .county, on the Madison rail
road. We should suppose it would be a good
point
our fellow citizens shall be sold at crlces to suit, if thev will
give us a-eau. Having purchased our goods for cash, we offer a psina aa TICLB AT LOW BATBS.
East side of alley opposite to the WrjgfcJ House, Indianapolis
Sep- ' w, Im oc J. r , wintrATS'
OFFICE BOOMS TO RENT. MHHE subscriber has four handsomely finished office rooms X to rent, on the Sd and 3d story, over bis store, on Washington street. Apply to
aug 28-3W - B. WIW.LAMS.
Shawla.
.With every vsrtety of Dry Goods, which we will sell to saerehants at wholesale, oa favorsMe terms. , acgl-'58 y . LITTLE, DRUM ft AKCERSOKf. BOOTS AMU SHOES A.T rOIJSSAIt
117 haTt.,. BtoJ nd recelTlof direct front Massaeba settt Maaofactnrers: - " 109 Cases Men's and Boys Thick Boots. - U
iW lup Boots. - 85 '.. Thkk Brogaaa. ; S5 " " Kip do . 13 Goat do 1 35 Ladles Cost, Calf, and KJp Booties. IS " " Baskins. : 10 " M Kid and Goat Ties sad SUppers. 85 Gaiters and Over Shoes. SO Misses Calf, Goat, and Kip Booties. jO u . u Buskins. - Besides a large variety of other work, IndadlogBosalo Over. Shoes, Ladles Fancy and Childrens Shoes. Which we-will sell at lew flraresbr the ease or dosea. sag 8153 LlfrLE.DfiCM ASDEBSOKS.," '"''-II O! FO R SALT R I T E R POLITICIANS and others who anticipate making the voyage "op Salt Blver" after tite election, are reminded that by applying to ILIPP t CO. : st they can have their stores of Groceries eV Previsions
p op ai ia cneapest rates, and or the best qvalft
mm erel,'
Pies,
essential to comfort oa the dreary voyage, and a beach ef oa-
ioas luruwu ih, nag X1-3IO a f, GTJTVS STOLEIIU ' gTS last Wednesday night my shop was broken into, and It y guns stolen, for the recovery or which, and the detecttoav of the thief, I will pay a liberal reward. Three of the guns were silver mounted ; on one of which was my name, oa another the name of C. Wing. On one of the cans the name of
J. Smither was oa the barrel. A patent doable shooting son was among the number, that shoots twice cat of the same bar-' rel, by a doable cylinder on the side of the barrel. & ay information of the gens or thief may be directed to me, at iBoianapolia, Indiana. ' aug 28-3W JOHN A.McLAtGHLIH. ' NEW STORE t-J oho S. Dnnlop wilt he happy to see all his old friends and customers, and all others wishing to purchase goods cheap for cash, at his new store, en the corner of Washington and Meridian streets, immediately soma or thai CWl. . S. DUN LOP. new Uns from Indianapolis to Onto
rglHE daily line from Indianapolis to Ohio, by the Belief on 1 tain and Greenville Railroad, by daylight, is now in eom- , piete operation. Passengers leave Indianapolis by the evening train, lodge at Muncie, (for the precet) leave early la tha morning, in coaches, passing through Winchester to Greenville, 40 miles, and thence by the cars through Daytoa end Hamilton to Cincinnati early ia the evening or at Dayton pas--sengers can take the evening ears for the Lake. The staging will be reduced to SO miles In October, and the whole Une between Indianapolis and Cincinnati by railway will be opened to the public in November. eagSl-Sm THE PROPRIETORS.
WATCH
A Liberal reward will be
STOLEN!)
Mid for the reeoverv of a doable
iV. cased Silver English Watch, mm silver nee. that tells the day of the month, and the iaside case worn a little, making a ring. , Jt was a large heavy watch, with a thin handle. It was stolen on Tuesday, the S3d of August, a few miles below the
city. Any information, by malt or ot&erwtse, tKat will teaa to the recovery of the watch may he sent to this office. - aug$8-3w 1 .
A1 ed7U
State, el xdiana Marion;.- Ceuaty,
T the August term of the Marion Probate Court, A. D.1852, said court declarud the estate of Miles Smithson, deceas-
to be orobablv Insolvents creditors are therefore re a aired
to file their claims against the estate for allowance In the said Probate Court, within 10 months from the date hereof, or they will not be entitled to payment. Avgust 18, 1SSS. LA BAN HARDING, aug8S-3w Administrator.
ItVTOTICE Is hereby given that letters of administration, s V ' nan, have been duly granted the undersigned by the Probate Court of Marion county, Ind., on the estate of Job a Bolander, deceased, of which ail persons interested wttltaka notice. The estate is probably solvent. WILLIAM MOORE, ang 21-3W Administrator, da ee.
If O T I C E
f riH2 andersigned offers for sale bis house and lot, sitaatod I on the corner of Illinois and New York streets. Indtana-
polls, Ind.
Terms liberal.
angSMw
streets, '
GEORGE BAKER.
REIftOVAI-I--John 8. Dnnlop, Jrbai removed from the Diagonal Point Store to the store on the north-west cor
ner of Washington and Meridian street, formerly occupied by "
T. P. Pnreell.
, DUKLOP.
T
NOTICE TO FARMERS!!
HE subscriber being agent for the sale of Beard oc Stnexs Empire Steel Plows, (manufactured at Richmond. Ind.J
would say that said Plows took the highest premium oa Plows, at the Ohio State Fair. All plows sold by me will be warranted to work well and give entire satisfaction. Farmers sad others are respectfully invited to call and examine said Plows, at the sign of the big Pad Lock. --'" : - -' angSS'sl . HENRY 8. KELLOGG. 4
TO SINKING FITNR BORROWERS!!
"HERE interest was due and unpaid oa the first day of
July last, on loans from the Sinking Fund, the lands
mortaseed in security will be advertisad about tha 1st of Octo
ber next, to be sold on the iia saturdayjn December next.
"lt has heen suggested that a lamp on the
On Mississippi street, a one story frame resi- river bridge would be a great aceommodatfon to
dence has been built cost, $500. those having to cross it after night. At present On the cross streets we noticed two frame ad- it is as dark as Egypt and a great many are afraid ditions under way, that will cost about 0300. cross- J, L-
North of North street, Mr. Boerurn has built JCrA train jbf cars ran off the Union track on a brick dry kiln and carpenter shop, that cost Thursday afternoon, in consequence of a switch
about- 0400. sThere is also a one story frame beinz misplaced.
IVIU VII ItllV MtBStUKHT U WWlMiWS I ....... . . . i . . . ...
JnW. n,i ha Aa. th n.riu i ..mV,fT .nflL signed, post paid, will be promptly attended to.
? . . . . 1 . ..r t . 1 - r.
ment 01 sucn interest wm notoe exaotea, u tm sorrowers snail forward to this office a written agreement to pay interest on the Interest so doe and withheld. - 'r.SiKxina Ford Orncsk J. MORRISON, Prest. Indianapolis, Sept. 1, 1638,) sept 44w ' :
CAST IRON CEMETERY TOMBS. . , Patented July 23t 1861
FjnHB subscribers have purchased the right for the State of
X Indiana to tnese new ana beaattrai torn us, ana are prepared to furnish single tombs at very low prices, or to sell county rights for horses, lands, or cash, on such terms that the purchaser can make a fortune. The Tomb is a east iron slab beautifully ornamented, with the, letters cast on it, and eaa be painted any color, or gilded. Samples can be seen at Weaver
n communications aoanjsssea to tne anoer-
ang 7-6m
CHARLES & WARFEL, Indianapolis, Ind.
Choice Ruildingr Eots on Meridian and
F
lllinoU Streets!! M
OH t&le a number of buildiag
AftltA t31IaJ Tot..!.
nois streets. Price moderate and credit liberal, to
will erect good buildings thereon.
sept -ow
lots on block No. 8, sonthetween Mdrldiaa and 1111-
those who
ISAAC COS.
under way, that will cost $400.
Col. Allen May is building a tine, residence in this part of the cjty .that will cost about S3,000HrH Griffith built an addition to his residence, of 16 by 30 feet, of one story brick ost,
$500. " .-''i v . ' V There are two churches in this ward, and a third congregation have purchased a lot to erect a line church next year.-y J J V" In the second ward we neglected to notice the Christian Church, finished this year. It is a very
handsome church, built m the Gothic sty I
,Z3T The regular session of the Farmers Col
lege, hi Hamilton County, Ohio, begins on the I
first Monday id September. , .
JGETThe Mother, at Home, by 3". C. S. Abbott,
with other interesting works, can be had af S.
Merrill & Co.'s, next door to the Wright House.
! X"Mr. ).. Qallenger brought, to our office
a water-melon that was 2 inches Ion? and 25
inches in circumference. Who can beat that f
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
fflBB partnership heretofore existing between A. Franco dc B - M. Wolf has been this day dissolved by. mutual consent. All who are indebted, either by Note or Boor; wlll.please call and settle, as the business of the firm must be closed by tha 85th last, - A. FRANCO,
SepUS, 185S. ' . M. WOLF. The above business vOl be earrled on by A. Franco. Sept 4-4w - :- "-;;? - -'T
W178T RECEIVER a lot of splendid enamelted-Parlor
j uoai urates, wnn ana witnout summer rrontsaeieetea from the latest and most beautiful Eastentpaterns. Call and
axamina. - for sale low by . - . THOMAS BUIST, -
sept4-Sw .,r r. -. Signfof the red Aavit.
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5 - . " ''
J3T Pentland's Eauestrian Establishtaent will ofUl0 s, before purchasing
Eev. Love Ih Jameson, pastor. Jt cost about be in this city on the 15th they will exhibit twice.
$6,500. , . v-,
One story frame buildings Ta miltM0 frflmd t . ,
One story brick Two story brick :, Three story brick Four, story brick
Tlso ftrat Cooa of tlte Seaiaoit .at Rorata!!
f3 ECEIVED this day Silks, French' Embroidered Robes, St, DeLalns. Ponlins. white teoadu of all kinds. Fall Prints.
together with a great variety of other goods. Call at the sign
r.i septs
it
5 5 11 1
, ' f si 1..'.
NOTICE!! -1
HE Partnership heretofore existing between, the ander-
oi.i. , -.,.-.; . .. . . I . b : simed.in tne lcssbr jscsshbss, is tms oav uissotved Dt
sAnsani . , Thrtoa iaai4ahttsl 4la itiea Witik. flpttt sim vnhA4Airi
mm a a - u '.r: . vj au UtUMI kvmwwmwij www s v aw w ws"""w , wswvw
The lollowing is a list ot the Agricultural Jain weir accounts without ouy. . , ; L. l,1J J : ii. : I - u.-v. CULLJST,
, ' J. S. WALKER.
JOSKFB tITTLC. JOBS H. P. AWDXXSOIT.
jaass t, brpsi. scoass r. asDiasoa.
LITTLE, EBUH & A3Z11EBS0XS,
ISALRS IK STAPLE AUB FANCY ' DRY . GOOES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, TBIM- -MINGS, STATIONERY, GROCERIES, , GLASSWARE, OTJTLESY, SASLD- . WASH, NAILS, GLASS, ' &c, fee, fco. ' ' ; ' " - - ' At Wbalcsals Onlyt Mtrth sidt Wthimgi0 Strtet, diili, adtaaa. -
are now receiving direct from Maaafaetorers and Ira sorters a areaeral assortment of soods. adaoted to the
and Winter Wads, eomortsins every, deseriptfoa of For
eign ana iwmestlo eooas nsuauy rouna va waoteaaie nouses, which In variety and styles .will eom pare favorably -with any la
the western esties. we tavne tne auenuoa or . - .fiXEROIIART.il AND - DEALERS
to oar stock which we offer at low prices, for "Cash or approv
ed paper to prompt men," oeuevtng .we eaa m u yourw
We continue to receive all kinds of Merchantable Prodaee, and always give the highest market prices. -.' ' -We respectfully solicit a thorough examination af oar stock
anapneesi - -- . aug Sl-'SS ;
' FAR9IERS, ATTEnTlOIVt T0HK W1LK1KS dc CO. keep constantly on band and wilt I sell on betterterms than eaa be had elsewhere, Robinson's Celebrated Premium Horse Power and Separator, built at Richmond, led., warranted to thrash la good wheat from ?09 to SCO bushels per day, clean and ready for market! and it eat eo grain. Also, Board & Sinex's Premium Steel Plow af all sites; with a general assortment of AtTicelteral Implements of the latest improvements? together with the largest and beet assert-': meat of Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves ever offered la the West, which we will sell at reduced prices. ; Booms north side Washington street new brick block, a few doors east of Pennsylvania street. angJ4-4w GREAT CtTOE FOR DYSPEPSIA! fir, J. 8. Hottf xtton'a Papain
THE Trae Digestive Fluid, or TJastie Juice, prepared freas . Eenaet, or the Fourth Stemaeh of the Ox. after the dlree uons of Baron Lteblg, the great Physiological Chemist, by i. 8. Honghton, M. D., Philadelphia Pa. . ; ' U DIGEST I" Such it the trae m eaning of the word "PE P 1 R1N," or of the two Greek worda from which it la derived.- . This Is the significant and appropriate tiQe ef the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dsv J . s S. HOUGHTOK, of Philadelphia, from the fourth Stomach of
tne ux, lor tne care or tnaigesrtonana vyspepsm. unaatare-s own remedy for aa unhealthy stomach. - Mo artef man , eaa eqnal Its earatlve powers. - It Renders GOOD SATING, perfect
ly consuteat wrtn ksaliu. -... : SCIENTIFIC! ETlDENCEt v ..ii The Sdentifle Evidence upon "Which this remedy 1 based la . In the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARKABLE. . , Call on the Agent, and ret descriptive Circular, gratis, rlvlog a large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Liebig'a Animal Chemistrs; Df. Combe's Physiology of Digestion; Or. y. Perelra oa food and Diet Dr. John W. Drapes, of Yew York ; University t Prof. Dungllsoa'a Physiology! Prof. Sllltmaaef Yale College Dr. Carpenter's Physiology I eVe., together wttb .
rcnons of vures from an pansoi me vaiva bhwi'i V?CEAIGHSAD dc BROWXIKG. Indlanapoll ana 14-Iy . - Wholesale and Retail A g
ells,-.
I gents.
T. feARBATT & SOJ!! -Pet teat Comiiasitioa Tablci Toilet frstsfe wtSUsSlt Ssttat takOWOr Rattlk THE subscribers era soar prepared to furnish this beaatlfat i and highly practical article of farattore. Jtis just what is needed, sad every family ahoald bave ena la order to enjoy v good health. Call at the Bell and Brass Foaadry of Garrau, Davis dc Co., a Pennsylrania street, aouttt of the Jen mat Of . flee, and leave year orders, where a sample af the asaahiae may A... aug 14-tf ' ;.-?8fei'GARRATT, DAVIS & C0.v
LITTLE, DRUM cb ANDEESOKS.
w
o-a f o t ft f o e. 1
Total number of buildings,
25
to be held, dunng the, coming Fall, in various
seeuonsoi tne union-: s
Vermont and Rutland, . . . . ; . .Sept. 1-, 2. 3
JStvr x orjf, at utica, r 7, - 8. - o, 10
Ohio, ftt Cleveland ; , ', TV 15,' 16, If Michigan, at Detroit, ... ' 22, 23, 24
Canada West, at Toronto,.. V - 21 ; to, 24
.... AUtSU lHut vuvv"vw... . ,;Vvi,yw, I lUQimlsL, S.6 iaaiausuOsiS, , . . . VC6. - iv, XM, Zl 1 JB, . per weea, wui e
' - ' ... sv fc t Pennsvlvanla. at Lancaster. .'. i V 20. 21. 22 - 31 4 t
The city is composed ot ievea wardie fot I
, t ..,, ,.ft
S3
lowinir is' a recapittilatioajof the number and cost runTtr, ...
d improvements in the three wards we have been Maryland, W Baltimore, 26,'2"r,.28, through r "- .' -''''' '"; ,; Am. Pomolodical Congress, t Fhila. Sept r.
i ', Vr. of BuudiDsrs. - lotai tjosi.
f irst waru, ..-,..:. Second, wsrd. . T.hird ward ward, . .
CO
23 23
:47,800
63,450;
Total la three wards, . 1 1 2
5203,950
.Ia carrring forward this recapitulation, from
week to week, trhea we have ossitted or neglected !
any bafldins or improvexacats ia the ward thT I Waihingtoa slreet,
18 to v
29 13
American Institute, at Yew York. October .j 5
American las, Exhibition of Stock, Oct, .19,: 20,
. Will rncct.for exercise, oa this (isaturday) everunz, at I
o'clock. .By ordo of tbaCaptain. - . - ,:- : ' . 4. DANIEL B. CULLEV, Sec : t THE ROBERT'S CUAPEL-SEWJNU SOCIETY," Ws!l mwt next Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, 6t Mr,
FamBel Beck's, on east aids of Delaware t. and south I
.Sept. 4, 182.
August 13, 1853.
The bnalneas ebBtiaued at the old stand hv Walker A Vaade-
f rift, wbo have on haed a geseral assortment ol Lamber. ..Iw,
ICCADISOIV . UOI7SE EXTENBESIS ... r -
FORTY SUiOLB KOOMS A-DDE.) THIS SUMMER, LOCA-
TIOK MAIS STBEET, 8BTWEKH rBOKT ASD . SECOIfD.CWCISATI OHIO. . , , , .
rfHS natforra priee of one dollar per day, aa fivt dollars
pricci viU net to tdopt4
ladiasiiaas vlsiUea Clneinnatt aeed o a aavlna to tay
ettravacaa bills at Ibis Boase, as all will be caarced tae ant
form priee. -r" J, W. GABBiSOH 4 CO.,
sops-4WTt " - -v ----- -JTroppewrs , l&!i jpai?s?.k mum wumtw s&mmZ-
fflKESB Safes are the best ar S tiele now offered for wlaj Ming beautifully constructed, and entirely Pins Proof. -
Safas of di&arent tzm eaatta
bad at the Hardware store ef the
subscriber, ta isdiasiapo.vs, wao is aect for their sale laXeatrai
.4 -'!: s fi v&is, 4 4frs B. f ta STrigM Uoase - sept 44m' 1
B keep the most exteuaive assortment of HoUons, Trim -; nines, and variety goods that eaa b foud ia any
western eetaeilsnmeiiK cmoraetnf in pan, tea ana taoie Spoons, Pocket and Table-Cutlery, fiasors and Rasor Straps, Butts and Screws, Awls, fiasps, Shoe Thread asd Shoe Knives, Brittaaia and Japanned ware, Carry Combs, Horse Cards, Bridie Bits, Candle Sticks and Laateraa,Patent Thread, Spool and
eaetn i nreaoTuowisjr, iwb,uc, miiu , wh. Socket and school Ink Stands; Flutes, Aceordeons,' Violins, armonicans, ribbedplalnand waterproof Oua Caps, Wafers, ehalk and fiali linest plain, fancy, pearl and agate Shut Buttons; mnnlai. Poeket Books. Parses. Wallets, class and shell
Beads ; Hosiery Gloves and Mitts: cotton Cord i sewing Silks ..j ii.i llnnii. atllr. d cotton Handkarehlefs t Bonnets.
Suspenders, Saehels, Carpet Bags, dress Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Comforts Cravats, hair, cloth, horse, shoe, eoanter and shaving
Brushes; cap ano letter raper; eoat, ves ana po ou"
tone and stay bindings; bed laee and fringes; loosing ?isse Wk.i.iu. Ptna. Nndtns. mUrnl Ptns.Buekies.Peaeils.Bpee'
tacles, fancy, glass and snuff Boxes; tobaeco Boxes, Essences, nmA tennv mnena; bMnidfls an Innumerable ouabttty
Of ether goods, belonging to the notion department all ef which
we pleage oarseives to WKS
aug Si w - : M, r.ww -
If B stock of Groeertes, &e., ts at all times eompleU,uis
w eaa sell to lft trace at toe wvhwmmi w r
(",-. Tea, f --.- Maekerel
MoUssses.
Salaratas.'
Peper,. Spice, " IndifEO.-'' Mdder. Alluta. Lead.
Brooms.
-i
, Soger r.T Biee. " , Stareb. Choekolate. ' fjlp.ger. .v .Tobacco. 4 , Powder. r Ctnnamoa, ' Nails.
Wash Boards, '
V 1 i
r
Star Candles. :
Mould Candles.'. Matches. . . .
sf Cotton Yam.- .--. 'wrPPSB?t Paper. r BedCoros.
C Candy. -'
wooa buckets. .
Tubs,' t
XiriLK, BBUM& ASi-ETONS.-
tbi ereswea saTCffiisoa ,s w w.a.wiaiafivs--'?-i: ::.a,iBas8t,fc. ;-.js ' -at7ncisor4SiB.ii TisTf skasl Hanafstctitrero of Pereolata Toolo .
'v iromsenyor rnwaaeipn!.i - Jw' office oa M eridlsa street, opposite the Post OSes.' S22X2L? N. B A 11 operaUons wf?siuted to give eatira sat
, tsneuoa. "it ; - , - . , We are now making fatt setts of teeth with the w Isproved
Cement Gum., it eementt tbofonebly to the teeta and plate.tr
making a eompacl body, specimens can be seen at tae eaioe.,.. l)ntiau furnished end InsUrneted la th ase of this tnsteriaU r -
Also, teeth and foil furnished 1
febc inxi ah j. pous nAit,noAi-
rMRIi aniiul totlnit fh TttMAtAVm. -wilt tt kMd at the affieO
orthe company, at iobisvle, oa Tuesaay Bepwni.osT.
ii, at w oeioea a. m.
E, w H. ELLIS, Prei't.''
fRECn Watchmaker and Jeweler, opposiw ssaonts ' tun. M.nju.tniU irnmi the eiUsess ef lndiaaanolts
iodstrangers, who visit this place, that he sells bis cat atock, , of Watches and Jewelry at th lowest wte prices. Also, be baa one of the best Geneva Watch werkmea hs V, . employ to do all description of watfh work,- and particularly Sae watches, la the best workmanlike manner, tust n to say , he fixe It at once to performrlght and keep good time. Please gtva as a trial, and sad all your friends, whenever they wish to get their watches doB op good. aug7-3a . -
"ra.Tft'W ISntTTln 3itRll Person Tf'V- to ft"
! i enre lots la tua new burying rw$ ca accinumo
fudb? srplywg wesara. weaf m W1' - whare. tee pl&a of tie groftad sa . - US
1
: . . B .Md..J. 9dt MW .:
ffOQBD'S ChemlcslTar, for greasing wsgo&s, Enfys, dm
TMarlon eounty.- Also new Ctrl". t'.-ti n U Fa . grar Cured Beef, and the hml Cheese a tue euy he is reoeiv f,-af 59 er week,, frota the Reserve, i By wht.i9Se or wta;!1
F 1 1 ' K.S - " ' - ' . TO . -. - .( Ill- . v w V - oSsrsd. He is sibo Ib tsss old way of I the g-ffd U !ngs a fr barrets more of Lowdrr's famllt wy finwer I wal sav to tta formers, to cU with trMr wb , , .. i . I d jd buy 1 wui bT apta w'ure to f . C'ssj att.e i. 1 r'. .-' ' One h-irp bsfft-'" I : . :t r-y PIt, J""t f eaiel, au.i w-4 fee sosl & i s. s,' a tj-rs fci ksa itsa er s .i in r $ iUst fcy 1 ' . - ... , .HSl-i? ; t, - Atr.t" T A It ACS.,