Locomotive, Volume 22, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1852 — Page 4
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bare maa) lhrtj fan a-, mm$cni's gl&nce t so " Pint. MlMt''Pr. nttr tVrr.ir.1no wwrtitw
I conciliated by LhTa, far ihey have never xeeognited our claiml ttf tbe, dimtrf rnadamshio.
ion please ? - Oh, EosrKsh cins :
qaity fjigalj, J recollect ihey &6 not tear one's collars so, and tbouirti thev ost a little more, are
bettered Uie.auLT Jbvelj.dayV Misa; quite cool after the shower yesterday. Yee, tea cents for
Xhtfte ; thif .size rj levyfti Wa there jkny thing else ? Combs ? I Suppose votrwould like them
welj finished,, .SUUr, will you be so j?oo as.to
thow this yonnirladroroe tucking combs T y At
the other counter, Miss ;" and we turn to the other
counter- to, find the ditto of the first speaker, in appearance, voice, and manner. ; f 'tbri'your last comb two years 7 That'i thjs fault (.oar goods, though,",;(wHha low mellow liu'gVi) " all our customers say so ; they last too long: for wr profit. BuVthen we always have the best a you. say the best is the cheapest in the
bad great deal of trouble to get it again. Tht street ft quite lively this morning. A great many peopltf are out of town though. This one, did you say? Eighty-seven cents, if you please. W would iust as soon chancre a five dollar piece
a-oot.- Thank you. Miss ; sometimes we have a heivy payment to make, and it is all the better. This is the change, I believe ; all but five cents. I'm sorry to keep you waiting. Sister, could you giro this young lady five cents ? CsSod morning ; good morning, Miss." And both sisters bow and smile as pleasantly as if we had expended ten dollars instead of one. We have often longed to know something of their history, there is such an air of placid content and innate refinement about them and their little shop ; their very ribbons rustle with an old-
style gentility, as they are folded and unfolded in their soft white hands. And now the carriage rolls beyond what we have always considered the business part of the town, down Tenth street, to a range of low frame houses, each with its narrow window of cheap muslins, and tawdry ornaments ; shops, as the author of the " Charcoal Sketches" has said, "which bring a sensation of dreariness over the mind, aBd which cause a sinking of the heart, before you have time to ask why you are saddened ; frail and feeble barriers they seem against ponury and famine, to yield at the first approach of tlie gaunt enemy. Look at one of them closely. There is no aspect of business about it ; it compels you to think of distraining for rent, of broken
hearts, of sickness, suffering, and death. " It is a shop, moreover, we have all seen the like, with a bell to it, which rings out An announcement as we open the door, that few and far between there has been an arrival in the way of a customer, though it may be that the bell, with all its untuned sharpness, fails to triumph over the din of domestic affairs in the dark little room.
that serres for parlor, and kitchen, and hall, and proves unavailing to spread the news against the turbulent clamor of noisy children. The owner is one of those women you may recognize in the street by their look of premature age, anxious, hollow-eyed, and worn to shadows. There is a whole history in every line of their faces, which
tells of unceasing trouble ; and their hard quick movement, as they press onward, regardless of all that begirts their way, indicates those who
have no thoughts to spare, from their own immediate necessities, for comment on the gay flaunting world. Little does ostentation know, as it flashes by in satined arrogance and jeweled pride, of the sorrow it may josUe from its path ; and perhaps
it is hsppy for us, as we move along in smiles and pleasantries, not to comprehend that the
glonee which meets our own comes from the bleakness of a withered heart, withered by penury's unceasing presence." Ay, it is too true a picture to 6pare one tint one shade of the sombre coloring, for such is the
worn face that tries to smile such a wintry gleam 1 as we arc welcomed, though there is scarcely room to stand, outside the narrow empty counter. And why has industry failed in its reward ? "It is those fairs," the woman tells us speaking bitterly, poor soul 1 and what wonder ? " that kills all our business. Some ladies won't pay a fair price when they can -get things there bo much less, and even think they are giving to charity besides. It's poor charity, to my thinking, ma'am, that takes the bread out of our mouths, and works our hands to the bone. And then they
come here, and bring their work, and we must do it next to nothing, because we can't starve, and
they know it. Some ladies don't seem to have no
conscience, ma'am
But Mrs. Jenkins is not of these ; she has come far out of her way to give out this bundle of plain
ewrog and she will pay a fair price for it, too. "Tlcnow it won'tbe done quite so well," she says
ww wBnaenuaiiT, - out it win wear quite as
long, and nobody will look at the stitches. That poor soul Used to sew beautifully when she was first d widow, but she set up a little shop for nrusKns and trimmings, as you see, and sunk all he had, because ladies will buy where they can get .things under price, without looking at the justice of the thing. Now she ha to slight her work ; but I never say a word.- I see just how
wings go. i Reader,. thus far we have spoken under the guise of a pleasant morning's talk J but we have give you no fancy sketches. What we have related.are studies m a life school, vouched for byittjr'owa actual experience and observation , and yet the task we have set for ourselves seems
so feebly executed that we could almost lay down our pen despairingly, when we think of die hundreds of our own sex, every where around us, wasting lifo and energy in idleness, or ill-paid and wasting UboKs And we haye our own share
inl' the wroncr those of us, at least, who allow
th Weakness 0r( poverty of our sisters to minister
to our own luxury and selfishness. "The laborer
is m unworthy of her. hire' and when, by trifiiuff self-denial of ostentious luxuries', the needle-
wooian haa hey just and . equitable recompense hri will cease to be the wearisome and dreaded ts&fc it ha nowcome;, But this cannot Be, so long it la the vnfy avenue open to our sex. It Us principle our social economy that the price shall ba equal to the demand ; and where so man
art forced into competition, justice cannot be ren d&red i Bat we . have said what we rmM
J ' deep ;aad ''earnest. fecB.-and outi leave,' for a 1 tins, subject so full of interest tox all, be
aynaent pf ,fia&f mdiitir ought to be re$a?&ej
such a field becomes accessible lo wotaaa recoro
mends itself to society as an important "agent m
the civilization ol the future."
..JrS m:mkamm : ir - 'JA great deal haY been said and written of kti years, as.to the profit or loss of fanning. P& one side it is contended that a handsome , profit can
be realised oar the", otter, that nothing but a bare living can hs made Now both maybe rieht in a certain sense, and, both wron. Xhe
difference seems to li in the fact that each per
son looks through a separate medium and draws
nis conclusions nccoramgiy. li is naiurai m make inferences ftpm one's Own management, and for this reason we see such a variety of opinions in theagricultural discussions of the day.
To my own mind it is as clear as the noon-day sun, that no buitness is more profitable, in the long run, than farming. I well remember, twenty-five years ago, of hearing farmers say that the most they could do Was to support a family, pay the taxes, and come out about even at the end of the year. With very few exceptions, these farmers hare continued to preach these doctrines
and practice them to the present time. They
claim that when produce is high, the cost of pro
duction is proportion ably increased, and when It! Lo?er,'muic by w
is low that it will not pay to raise it. It is often said that farmers are not as industrious now as they were forty or fifty years ago. We are not willing to assent to this assertion. There were many farmers at that time, who cultivated large farms and made money, but in nine cases out often it was done at the expense and exhaustion of the soil. Now this same class of farmers say that there is no profit in farming in old Connecticut, but that the prairies afford the only locality for profitable farming. Now all this may look very well on paper, but
we are confident in saying that no time, within the last fifty years, has the farming interest become so lucrative in any of the New England States as at present. The good prices, which all
kinds of produce bring in market, is proof of this.
But good management and system are necessary to success. The old skinning and exhausting process may do on the prairies, but it has run the gauntlet here long ago. If farmers intend to " make money," they must keep up with the times, study their business, and adopt new implements and labor-saving machines. Old sayings, old maxims, and old tools, are poor capitals, and I am satisfied that we should make double-the
money if we used greater liberality in our management. We try to live by starving: our busi-
h'erfcs her owtt 'most -favored child That "'are feUioughts'?sLoTf c&sact'Mr "'SjotojaMKS yfSEgv nor. sorrow yet h$ve touched gM$ s$
pure, innocence itself seems to nave enosea ner as 'it own. ' Alas! has disappointment touched that youthful heart ? 1 Yes; ft must be ;"but hist!
she starts; her bosom heaves? her eye brightana Kf 15rue nti erissW 1s3stja i .'Rlll:
ens ner lips part ; the speait; usten : "snujt
you nasty little fool 1 quit pestering them; chick
ens, or i a tell mar.l. . y -. . ;
. Its; saidjthatthe anas of. a ' fatiri wound closely around the neck is wonderfully ef-
ucacious ib cases oi sore vuruab.
DUSS COOXftS
tm Us iboMswa4M(ac&nu& os. iu,M. Trim
m'vnn, a4 v&tie'y jroods tins eaa i found 1 ai
poas Foet &n4 TsbU CaUerr, 8sn Raaor Strep.
film flits. t.eiaj bhbu 11m mni wna. c urnin f-umatopuDi u
en&ik ana itni; piam,saacy,pert ana agate BiunouwiBs
Pnrt Kvnwf. fanitet. moms. rarses. ntusu, csaun us bom
Beads i Hoaiery Glovet oa MUU; cotton Cord; m tag SUk
Comforts, CwiraU, feateektS, feom,ttoa,ws8ter
nnfanT rain Hnn ieubt m siki rank .ii.ihwimwh.i
teM ) t Wnrflnwas had iacnd r!!ses: looirtn Giasss
Whalbt, Plna. Bedlt, U1 Pint, Buckle, PracUi, Specr twsl, taacr, g!a ad tm&ft Boxes V toNe6 8x, Esaee,
of M5ir goods, belonging 19 tt ectloa 6prtifflNi( f wfeleft
ftSgll-'SS LITTLE, DRUM fc AKBEES05S
WE are this Uv meiring a splendid selection of elegant plain and Cgared black and fancy ilksT soma enUreiy
new styles, ana a larger sapplj man usaau a no, wooi ue Laines, French Merinos, Cashmeres, Poplins, Cobargt, Thibet Clotiu Laster. newt Gins-hams. with, raaay olhar sew and desi
rable stales of Dress Goods, which we are anxious to sell and
at low prices. septXWw t -?SEATOH & HOLM AS. ,: bombs : - 'J.l , - s "WT1"TE hare an anusually larga stock of Bleached and Brown f f Shirtings, Sheetings, and Drillings; Tickings, Lancaster Ginghams, Checks, Linsey, Superior white. Km, Yellow, Welch, Silk, nnd Cotton Plannols; RusseU, Cotton, and Table Diapers, Napkins, Crash, and Towels, 4ce ail of which wUlb sola very low..
septll-4w
SEATOS & HOLJiif
LAUGHS
H. Carrie:
How sweet is the hour wo give
w-nen fancy may wanaer tree, Is the friends who in memory IWe, For then 1 remember thee ; Then wing'd like the dove from the ark, My heart o'er a stormy sea, v . ... Brings back to my lonely bark, A leaf that reminds of thee." For sale by A. . JOKES, So. 1, Temperance Hall.
ALSO An excellent assortment of new and popular Songs,
&auaas, roiKas, warns, variations, osc&e. sept 11 A. E. JOKES
j ctert4. C2stet Zlxttirev' -
Cholera. infer.Uaa, sad Bowel Coaplalnu Geanily.
re pars S By J. tr. rope t u, cosiua stus waautgwu awaet,
Pop & Co. (ontli fide
t rOr ail Hie porpOBCB iur luivumn nront; um pwai n ite&ds bfof tfco pblls prBtteeBUy wlUsoitt a rival fta-S H
nas too re rally iboiibo puoto ipimnHuuiii yrvpw wtion. Its eotasoaitioa la based oasthormffekBewtaof of th physioiogiesi ttat ef tbe ystm ia whUA Bowel CoespML4s
snporveBe, ana is s eeiemiac oorasiHMu (weum MfBOB, Sdmirtbly adapted to to eS!eWl sud speedy restoratios et
ue patucat. ' its tjHnse eoseaos w vtbtj j)r wis sj producing a healthful effect npoa U the secretions, aad speodr ny restores Use diceaaed organs to a norwal state. It also.
as seeuest r?ioraTe, ana DMprovea bw? vigoraUng effeets upoa Berrous aad debilitated paUest.
' : 6SEAT CC- FOB. BYSFEJWSlAf
mRR Trao DiresUva Flald. or Gasttc Jaiee, orepared from
1 Rentiet,r fee Fourth Stotoachof ia Ox, after the iireetlous of Baron Liebtg, Uta great Physiological Cbamist, by i. ft HonghtoTi.Mi D., PliiadelpblaVPaV
n 4Jiuai i" : fsaca is uio.wue measiag oi. usa wwn -rsq Stll.i fir at the two Greek words from which it is de7tTed
This Is the signlScant and appropriate tlUafUio TRUE DI
GESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, ptenared by Or. J.
S. HOOGSTON. ef PhiladelBliisu from fee foorth Stomach of
t&e us, zonae enre o: inatgesaonana uyspepsia. uuMwre i
evn nmiat mrsn onneaunv tuHniesi no snm nw oa
equal its curstiTe powers. 1 Renders GOOD EATING perfeet-
ly consistent wkb msAMitt.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! The ScSeutS9c Evidence npon" Which this remedy is based is in the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARKABLE. . . Call on the Agent, and get a descriptive Circular, gratis, kIting a largo amount of 8CIBNTIFIQ EvIDENCEjfrom UebVa Animal Chemistrst Dr. Combed Physiology of Digestion; Dr. Perelra on food and Diet ; Dr. John W. Drapes, if VW SbdC University; Prof. DnngUson's Physiology; Fref. SUUman,of Yale College ; Dr. Carpenter's Physiology ; together with reports of Cures from all parts of the United States. CRAIGHEAD A BROWmSG, iBdianapolis,' augH-ly ' Wholesate and Retail Agents.
E are now receiving and have in Store - . y s
8,080 pee Fancy prints,- to pes ruoi a seaTer viows,
f : BECII, .WaWhnaket and Jaweiarf eppoMto Maaoeto 1 Kail. ManMlfatlv informs thO dtiSOtti of IndlaaaPOlM
aadstraagers, who Tistt this place, that h sell his Bs ctssM f Watches and Jewelry at U lowest eatem prtee. . --.
.aiso, senas ona ortne oeat treaova waica woresiwt w w employ, to do aU description of watch worm and pmrttatiady flne watebes,ia the best worSmselike aaner. that ia t say. he fixes tt at aea to perfor in right and keep good tiara. Plaas giro s a trial, and send all yoar friends, wheaees tfeey W to get their watches dooa up good. . Vv., ?.vHO FOB uu 'At tlie Eaf le Better a4 Msta "TE CiBiens of Indiana who may want to prcbas Slra S, ' Engines Boilers, 6het Iroa Chlmaeya A well eesstrea tea, of the best quality of Iron, and cheap, are specially invited to call ob the well known first of Kelsaaw ic 6is&es,i whose jaoiliUe for msasfacijBrtag Steam Boilers are saperior to any west of the MoanUlns) by which they are prepared, aad ever ready by long experteaee at their basiaeesv w wxeeate ea
ute shortest aottee aay aeeenpuoa or new work or tepatrs ei old. Therefore before going down to the river, or elMwheret eall and see and save your tfiae and dimes at feeme. ,: '- : On Penusylventa street. Porae Ran, right aorta ef fee Gat Works, In the Railroad City of IneUaaa. Jul3-
Choice
and
ness, and in turn get starved by it a result which no reasonable man can find fault with.
So long as the great majority of our farmers carry on their business for profit, a more prudent and far-seeing course must be pursued. Albany Cultivator.
Building Lets ea Meridian
Illlnela Streets!! "ITtOR sale a number of building lots on- block No. 6, sonthJf west of the Blind Institute, between Meridian and Illinois streets. Price moderate and credit liberal, to those who will erect good buildings thereon. sept 4-8w ISAAC COB.
ew Barring Ground Persons wishing to cro-
enre lots in the new buryine eround can bo accommoda
ted oy applying to Messrs, weaver ot vviumms, (if naertasers) where the plan of the ground can be seen. aug 21-Sm HAjLL'S PATENT FIBE PROOF SAFES. MAKCrACTCRXB BY HALt, DOBM & CO.
THESE Safes are the best ar- . tide now offered for sale,
being beautinilly constructed, . and entirely Fire Psoor. Safes of different sixes can be had at the Hardware store of the subscriber, in Indianapolis, who is agent for their sale in Central
Indiana. J. H. VAJEN, 4 doors E. of the Wright House, sept 4 -3m
NOTICE TO FAB&EHS!!
rglHE subscriber being agent for the sale of Beard dc Sinex's
empire steel riows, (inanuiacturca at Kicnmona, ins.,
at me 01110 state Fair, a 11 pmws soio ty me win oe warrantea to work well nnd give entire su.isfactlon. Farmers and others ' are respectfully invited to call and examine said Plows, at the
ign ct me nig raa l.ock.
augsasa ueuki b. A.iiiiuuu.
300 200
350 500 300 100
ISO
pes.
Blue and Orasee
Fnrnitnre " Oil Red & green M assorted Ginghams " Delaines, " Lustres, " Cashmeres, Canvass & Padding,
75 Bales brown Muslins, 20 Drills and Tickings, 10 " Canton Flannels, 5 " Plaid Dlnlngs,
400 " Cashmers & Sattaetts 350 " Tweeds and Janes SO bales red, white, yel. Flan. S cases apron & far Checks, g " Linen & cotton Diapers 18 " Plaid ec plaia Unceys, 3C0O ps Laces, Edgings loserting and Trim Brings, 300 pair assorted Blankets, 600 ps Silk & Cotton Hdkft.
S000 Woolen and Blanket
Shawls.
With everv variety of Dry Goods, which we will sett to mer
chant at wholesale, on favorable terms. aug 2V52 LITTLE, DRUM ex ANDERSON. Go to A Wallaces for the f ellowinf; Articles: nnOODD'S Chenieal Tar, for greasing wagons, Bnggys, Om1 nlbusses, and Mill-gearing. As Andy is the sole agent oTMarion eoanty. Also new fresh Cod Ssh, caught in 1853; Sugar Cured Beef, and the best Cheese in the city he is receiving 50 per week, from the Reserve. By wholesale or retail a few hundred barrels of that No. 1 Salt, a HtUe the best ever offered. He is also In the old way of all the good things; a few barrels more of Lowder's family way flower. I will say to the farmers, to call with their wheat, and if 1 dont buy I will show them whore to go. Call at the Iron Front. One hundred barrels Lake and 200 bags Dary Salt, just recelred, and Will be sold at 23 cents a barrel less than ever cold in this city, by jnlSl-tf ANDREW WALLACE.
Inrentlon ef
: COMMEBCSAfi .IK8TITOTE, ' OF INDlANAPCjU?. ; Commercial epartnaeat. A Full ? of studies In this Issstitation are those seeeasary fo a complete and thorough Mercantile EdocfitioB, snd compreheBds foar dUUnc classes of subjects, ta-wit : Book keeping by Dosble Ejstry.the Laws, Usages, and Customs of Trade end Commerce if reaa tile Arithmetic, aad Commercial Law. . : PrtUi Cwr(. embraeimr the acteatifle art ef the full Nmt,
as Ulastsetod la five differ out setts of books, together : with- lee tares en Merchasttle Arithmetic and Commercial Law, eaa be token at any time, leaving It optional witt toe paptl, after the completion of toe parUsl course to continue toroagh the entire coarse of studies. Price of "Card ef Adminsion," to Commercial Department, Fall Coarse $33, Partial Course f 23.50, which ntost in svery instance be pre-paid or secured. "Writing. Department Uadef toe ebatfe of Mr. Ricskaa M. mi.l. Tbe W riling Department ef this faatitottes is now open for the reception of pupils, in which by a series of Exercises, illustrations, Combinations, and Arrangements, ia the true principles of toe art, the pupil will in a short time ae qaire a style characterised for beauty and legibility, at well as
ease ana rapiaity er execution. Price of "Coarse" in Writing Department. Business Penraansbip $3, Ornamental Penmanship $20, which maei la tvtrf instance be pre-paid or sees red. Ladles' Department The Ladles' Department of this Institution is now open for the reception of pup tit, tn both coarse, and in penmanship, from 4 to CP. M., daily, aad Will continue open through the Spring and Summer. Price of "Cards of Admission" to Ladies1 Department, Fail Coarse fSO, Partial Course 10, which sausUo rf iasiane s pre-paid or secured.
ror runner iniormauon appiy tor catalogue er pereonairy to
May 13,1833-ly
W. M'K. SCOTT, A, Mn Principal.
The Greatest
w. r. jamais.
JEFFEBIS BURGEON
the Age!!
;- a. a. rcasELt. & PCBSELL.. DENTISTS,
Schoolmaster Wanted. A provincial paper in France publishes the following certificate : We, the undersigned, mayor of the commune of , certify that Michel , farmer and professor of the art of destroying noxious animals, and is an in an inhabitant of this village, did avow and declare to us that he had killed near the edge of the woods a she-wolf whose paws he happened
to meet. We immediately transported ourselves to the said paws, accompanied by our colleague,
who immediately recognized the beast as having been killed, not by a shot, but by a stick of wood.
Having examined particularly the sex of the am mal, we ascertained that the said she-wolf was t
he-wolf, for which reason he did not extract from
its body its young, nor accord the premium, ex
cept for the he-wolf only, still accompanied by
our colleague, whose ears we cut off to annex to
the present certificate.
CAST IRON CEMETERY TOMBS. Patented July 22t 1851
nnHB subscribers have purchased the risrht for the State of
I Indiana to these new and beautiful tombs, and are pre
pared to furnish single tombs at very low prices, or to sell county rights for horses, lands, or cash, on such terms that the
urcnaser can nut a lorvnne. i ne l otno is a cast iron siao eautifuliy ornamented, with the letters cast on H. and can be
painted any color, or gilded. Samples can be seen at Weaver
at wuiiam's. An communications addresssea to the under
signed, post paid, will be promptly attended to.
aug 7-fim Indianapolis, Ind.
and Manufacturers f Percelain Teeth
Formerly of Philadelphia. Office on Meridian street, opposite the Post Office. N . B All operations warranted to give entire sat
isfaction. We are now making foil sctteof teeth with the new improved
Cement Gam. It cements thoroughly to the teeth and plate, making a compact body. Specimens can be seen at the office.
venusu rurmsnea ana instructed in tne use 01 uu mwmai. Also, teeth and foil furnished. jan 10-ly
New Line from Indianapolis to Ohio
THE daily line from Indianapolis to Ohio, by the Bellefontain and Greenville Railroad, by daylight, is now in com
plete operation. Passengers leave Indianapolis by the eve
ning tram, lodge at Muncic. (for the present) leave early tn the morning, in coaches, passiug through Winchester to Greenville. 40 miles, and thence by the ears through Dayton and
Hamilton to Cincinnati early in the evening; or at Dayton passengers can take the evening ears for the Lake. The staging will be reduced to 20 miles In .October, and the whole line between Indianapolis and Cincinnati by railway will be opened
10 uie poo 11c in jKovemoer.
aug 21 -2m THE PROPRIETORS.
Canine Sagacity. An English officer, who
had occasion, when in Paris, to pass one of the
bridges on the Seine, had his boots, which had
been previously well polished, dirtied by a poodle
aog ruoDing against mem. ine same circum
stance having occurred more than once, his cu
riosity was excited, and he watched the dog. TT- 1 11 t 1 .1. . J P .X.
ne saw mm rou mmseii m me mua 01 me river,
and then watch for a person with well polished
boots, against which he contrived to rub himself.
Finding that a shoe-black was the owner of the
dog, he taxed him with the artifice; and, after a little hesitation, he confessed that he had taught the dog the trick, in order to procure customers for himself. The officer being much struck with
the doer's sagacity, Durchased him at a hish criee
and took him to England. He kept him tied up
some time in London, and then released him. The dog remained with him a day or two, and then made his escape. A fortnight afterwards he was found with his former master, pursuing
his old trade of dirtying gentlemen's boots on the bridge. CLOVES. Cloves are the unopened flowers of a small ever green tree that resembles in ap
pearance the laurel or the bay. It is a native of
Molucca, or Spice Islands, but has been carried to all the warmer parts of the world, and is large
ly cultivated in the tropical regions of America.
ine nowers are small ia sue, and grow m large numbers in clusters at the very ends of the
branches. The cloves we use. are the flowers
gathered before they have opened, and are yet freen. After being gathered they are smoked y a wood fire, and then dried in the sun. Each
clove consists of two parts, a round head, which
is the four petals or leaves of the flower rolled
up, enclosing a number of small stocks or filam
ents;' the other part of the clove is terminated with
four points ; and is, in tact, the flower cup, arid the unripe seed vessel. All these carta niav be
distinctly shown if a few leaves are soaked for a
short time m hot water when the leaves of the
nowers soften and readily unroll. The smell 0
the cloves is very strong and aromantic, but tmi
pleasant. Their taste, is pungent acrid and last mg. Both the taste and the smell depend bit the
quantity of oil they contain. Sometimes ihe oi
it separated from the cloves before they are sold a,ndlhe odor "and taste in consequence is much
wvsscucu y- uma jjroceeumjj.
c A. Pictnre.ii-A yoaiiff drl U leanincf Tjensivs
ly en the casement, gazmj? with thongtfulbrcw
upon ineaeene; oeiow. ine bloom of 15 nm men tints' her. toft eheeksvthe aweets of a thou-
, san4 ilovert ari gathered upon, a neck of perfect f eraee. the .swimnaaff eves i&eem Ikhted dt Che
if ndetett re o$ poetry and beauty hovers evef
Osweajo Orange Hedg;eiFnceB Perpetnall
1" am anthorised to contract for almost any amount of Oswego
jt u range rtanu, w ne aeiivorea m tne spring or 18SS3. I am also agent for McCormack's Reaper and Mower. augS8'5S-ly D. WILLIAMS.
josspK irrtu. johh n. p. aKockso. 'akks t. naoK. etoaea r. Aancasoa.
LITTLE, DBTJM & ANDERSONS, DEALERS m 8TAPLB AND FANOT DHT GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, NOTIOKS, TEIMMmSS, STATIONERY, GROCERISS, GLASSWARE, OTJTLSRY, HASBWABE, NAILS, GLASS, " &e, fee. At Witoleiale Only! North tidt Waikington Street, IniiauapeHi Indiana.
XTfTB are now receiving direct from Manufacturers and tratf sorters a general assortment of sroods. adanted to the
Fall and Winter 2, comprising- every description of Foreign and Domestic Goods usually found in Wholesale Houses,
wnicn m variety ana styles win compare favorably with any ia the Western cities, we invite the attention of j iftllti OTERCHABfrS A XD E A LESS - :' to our stock which we offer at low prices, for "Cash or approved paper to prompt men," believing we can make it your In
terest vo patronise us. , : We continue to receive ail kinds of Merchantable Prodaee,
ana always give ine nignen raarxet prices,
we respectfully solicit a tnorougn
DOCTOR 3 J FEBBTt
Sole Proprietor of Dr. Bannlnss Snrgrleai
and Meenantcal Inwentlone.
"OOR the state of Indiana, will locate his central office ia lo
ts 1 dianaDolis, where letters, &c. should pe aaaresseo.
J)B. L. ABBETT. havinz snnslied himself with an assort
ment of these Invaluable Instruments, Is prepared to dispose of
laesn, either by tne single instrument or oy use aosen, at tne orODrletor's lowest orices. Call and examine.
l emrai omce on Virginia Avenue, near tne tsranca cons,
Indianapolis, Ind.
A Lady will adjast the instrument for Ladies, If required.
The attention of the reader is directed to the advertisement
of Dr. Banninir's Brace, of which Dr. J. J. Perry is the proprio
tor. The following recommendation is from some of the most
distinguished Physicians of Louisville :
Dr. Barkiko Sir: Bavins examined soar '-Body Brace,'
designed for the relief of weakness of the pulmonary
dieestive. female, and sninat systems, as connected with
general or local muscular debility, it gives ns pleasnre to say, that we deem it a valuable discovery, as an auxiliary in the
treatment of the above and analogous afflictions.' In-view of
the anatomical and nhygiolosrieal erieciDles of its construction
and harmony with the natural economy of the body, we also
4eem it greatly preferable to any outer device in ase. -. ' Bespectfully, LEWIS ROGERS, M. D. T.S. BELL.M. D. . . JOSH. B. FLINT. M. D. W. C. GALT, M. D. August 7, 18S2-Jy W. B. EWISO, M. .
BELIEF IN TWO MIJUtTTES. CURED IN A FEW DAYS INSURED BY THE GREAT FOREIGN REMEDY. I ?i Br. tiocock'a Plmralc .Wafer.
OR the cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoars-
3. P. RIcGlNNI, Dealer ia ail descriptions of " ; SATS AND OAFS, -
South aid of Wasbiagtoa Street, ad door iron Fest Ct
uorner, KEEPS constantly en hand a genera! assortment ef Estsend Caps of the latest styles aad best quality. .Since the tabllshment of the Express between the Railroad City and Cin
cinnati, he has made arrangements to get Hataand Caps (by the
aozea or ttnru eai on tae soonest nouee. uecuemen waan
ing a Rat or Cap of any particular size, style, quality or mana
Tactare, can get uie same m three mm' ttmt oy la
ders at McGlSNIS' Hat Store.
So brine on your orders, for ail favors are thankfully rees'.T
sd and promptly attended to. nov 13-ly
G Hummers Essence of Coffee.
ONE package of this essence will go as far as four pounds of Store Coffee, and Coffee made by this essence will preserve perfectly the real taste of the best store Co fee, bat wilt have a more delicate and finer savor, a Sner color, and wUl certainly be much wholesomer for every person than par
fcvora uotree ; will also te clear, witaoai reqartog aaytautg te
oianiy it. Maanfactured aad for tale, wholesale and retail, by HAMMEL, R0HLKH A CO.. No. S18 CaHowhllt street, abova 6th, Phlta. Sold by CRAIGHEAD dt BB0WK1XG, eote Areata, ladW anapolis, lad. ' oct!8, 'SWj
ness. and all aBeetions of the bunrs and Breast.
'or Sale by
U1 3I-31B
and W. W. ROBERTS, Iodianapolia.
and prices.
aug 21 -'53
examination of our stock
LITTLE, DRUM dt ANDERSONS.
UR stock of Groceries, &c.r.is at all times complete, and
we can seu to tne traoe at tne lowest marcel rates:
CITIZENS
RE as fullv benefited bv advertislnsr as editors or advettis
ers, althoueh some who are personally interested -de
nounce the advertiser as a puff, bnt plain statements of facts are
muraaiiv nenenciai to ait. znereiore sijoaraiiTwi
prejudice and look where your interest la Health, is what
shonld interest all. we should therefore choose that course
which is the best calculated te promote our w Interest and health. Dr. Pleasants has had over 460 cases entrusted to hie
care since his sojourn at Indianapolis, and, with great pleasure he announces that every case has recovered. He has purchased a sermasent residence ea Market street, between East and N
Jersey streets, one square north of Mathew Little's Hotel. His
omce two aoors nona or mui sure on ienyivRniai wnere
he may be found ready to administer to the afflicted, except
wnen aoseni performing uae auues. juukb every bibs oy bht works, if found worthy , sustain him; aad thereby promote your
own interest. . .T
jal 94, 18528m - -.
Coffee.
Molassses. Salaratns.
Pepper. Sploe.
indigo. Madder. A Hum. Lead.
Brooms.
Hatting.
Sagaf.
rcice. Ralsons. Starch. Chockolate. Ginger. Tobacco. Powder. Clnnamofk'. Nails.
Wash Boards.
Tea.
Mackerel. Star Candies. . Mould Candles. Matches. Cotton Yarn. Wrapping Paper. Bod Cords. Candy. Wood Bucket.
Wood Tubs
Window Glass, dec, &c, for sate at wholesale only
aug Sl-'M
LITTLE, DRUM dt ANDERSONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT W1IOLESALEI
have In store and are reeeiving direct from M&ssaehix-
setts jnanumctorers;
00 Cages Men's and Boys Thick Boots.
100 " r Hi 4 v Kin Boou.
4 . M . Thick Brogans. " " " . Kip do " " Goat do Ladies1 Goat, Catf, and Kin Booties. ' r Buskin. M Kid and Goat Ties and Slippers. , " Gaiters and Over Shoes. Misses'' Calf. Goat, and Kip Booties. " 4, Hnalflna . .
Besides a lsree'varietv nrnt'hn nrk.inrJadin1tniltnnvr
bihjb, lisaies-runcy Rna JitiiareBs' SR06S.
wwett we wiu sou at low nrnres by the ease or dosen. aug 215S. . LITTLB, DRUM di ANDERSONS.
25
S3 15 35 IS S9 25 m
10
A OARD-JOHN McCOR&LEf practitioner of MadielfM, V formerly of Franklin, Ind., having located in this city, tenders his professional services to the citizens and pabiie gen erallv. . He nroooses to treat anv and everv tyoe ofdlsease as
" . .. -T ' ' if - . .
sueeessEuiiy witnoavusease oruAtoxH., tne bAKcaT,aita suf
raas. as anv man can with those agents. He not only consid
ers them of no beneflt la the treetiasnt of disease, fen t positively iniurions.
OSIce on Meriaian street between Washington street and the Governor's Circle. Indianapolis, April I8$4t : f SADLEBTt SABLEBYtt
fTBE subscribers respectfttlly inform their friends and the I public in general, that they have sow on hand and for eaie a good ass general assortment ef Harness, Collars, Bridles and everything In their line, except Saddles, which will be aojd as cheap as at any other establishment ia Indianapolis.
iuey pteage wemseives to warrant an wont anaatsucn prices
as so give general sausiaction, weare manKrai ror past favors
ana nope a continuance or tne same. , '- Shop on Washington street, next door to V. O. HaanaVs, aad opposite the Branch Bank, v , , aprS-flm WEATER & HINESLEY. Wx. Robsqx. : ESi. LwaKc. - trvfRv aiavar.'cA . -. - v
FAinBANRvS SONGS FOB THE PEOPiEX. lr. I-The Annunciation Tctflrwed 0rr. ' f '
Blow the Hewgac, sound the Tomtom, Beat upon the big Bass Drum, Hurry np the Hurdy-gurdy, rattle up the Jang-a-taeg, FAIRBANK'S Spring Stock has come. , Be has Opera Boots for fancy Balls, And Congress Gaiters to answer the eafls Of public men who la pubUe halls, Sit with feet pointing up to the ceilings. He tat Buckskin Shoes for tender feet. And Cork-eoled Boots for the wise and discreet, And enamelled Monroes for men that are neat, And Hungarian Gaiters that he warrants to fit Men of warm pMUnthropical feetittgs. !. For the Ladies he has Polkas, and Slippers, and Tie, And Buskins and Gaiters of every siie, And Boston Gaiters that will open Uie eyes Of lovers to pedestriai beauties. , And set off so neatly a boauUfut ankle, ' That the hearts of all rivals with envy will rankle, .5 . . , .And men will adore eCea their ho-ties. , ite has Koesnth Hats and Panama Hats, - And Hata made ef Silk, and Hata Wooiea, v : And Hata made of Straw, aad Hats of Far . . . ; ,. For empty heads or full ones. u , ,: . ; Then let all who want coverings for the Itead e feet," Hunt up the "BIG BOOT," on Washington street, Where H stands upon iU owa footing You can find it without any trooble at sll In the "Sentinel Building" eppeait Odd Fetkrw Ball, .'. Where FAIRBANKS will gladw receive every eall, . '-' " - ABd chatge you nothing for looking. : ' .. TA1VI7AB1E BEAZ. ESTATE. THE Lawreaoeharghaad Indlanapolia Rail Road ConspafcVi have a number of well improved Farms. SBimprovei Laada, vacant Lota, aad Houses aad Lola, in the meet deslrsbl locations is the city f Indianapolis, aad ia Marion Coeaty, which they wilt sell on terms tiiat any indastrioasaiaa, wishing, to get himself a heme, eaa do so by pay in a part of th prebase money down, and a liberal credit will be gireat tot V&e remainder. 'For farther pirticalawenan'reef - . '
IadiaaapoliatJaa.l7-tf - w, jtoesua, ageau
. HOI FOB SALT BIVEBII POLITICIANS and others who anticipate making thevoyage' "up Salt River" after the election, are reminded that by applying - , - - - . I I I F F 4fc CO - '
l-they can have, their stores of Groceries it Provision
nt up at tne- eneapest rates, and of ihe best quality, such as utter, Cheese, Lard, Egg,' Pork,. Bacon, White Fi'sh, Mackerel, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Flour, Potatoes, Ap plee. Vinegar, Soap, Candlea,' Tobacco, and all other articles essential to comfort en the dreary "voyage, and a buneh of a loas (browning ..v- - - trgSrSBS -
Vatoni C(itinatton ' Tables Toilet Vuhi
. , ,y. 8tani saj4 kwe;
fflHE Hbscrlbsra an now t I and highly practical artfel
is aeedeeU and every Jkmiiy she gco4 healths -Call at the Bell , Davis Cf on Penasyivauia i See, aad leaf e ?&redef wJti
e seen. , ,
kfed te faraish'tttSs satitlfal
ef fftrnitore, It ) last what
ild have one fan. order to ettiov
sd. Bnsetf&aitcirv ef Oamtlt;
GAS8ATT, DAVIS k CO.
flfiE subscribers having formed a partnership ia the LWery 1 business, are prepared to furnish Hones, Carriages, Bag 1BR. and Klnlvhm An livAvv fTtunr huva a nnd stock of horses.
fine and elegant carriages, and careful attendants, and eaa be found at all times at the stable, ia the alley north of W ashing ton and west of Illinois streets. ? " . , Horses kept by the day, week, or month, on wost f"W terms. - " I ROBSON dc LAWRENCE.
Indianapolis, Oct. 1, 1851. . J& 3J-M
IXOVSES TO BENT
HE undersigned, Agent for the Lawreaeebarg 4
ladlansBolls Ksilroed Coiepany.has eeerl eoa-
i Jvenlent dwelling Houses to rent, la desirable parti of. SStheeity. v 1 ' For farther partleaa-a laqait ) : Jan24-tf VTH, ROBSON ,-.
SigB oC the Biff Plaue
J II.
New Hardware
7 t
TA JEN,
and Tool
i .iX
. Store.,..
TJTViNG permanently located In Indianapolis, wsKnj5
XJ. 1
ton atreet. for doors east of the W rieht House, and next
door to the Singe office, and having fur&ished tisa4&hllAgftB
wtta a spienata assortment vi ., , ... t ' I ' HASDWABSA2TS TOOLS,"' r
. ,s SSGS OF TKS? BSB ASTIJ" ;, , . - ' MOSSAS DX'ISTa r ' Wholesale and retell aealer in Iron, Storos, Flonyk, Castlar.&e.e 4ct WajOiinfrtoB aUreet, pwW Maaonto Hall "' a ,v v i indlaaatMtlla. ines
AS eonstanttr or hand akeavy assonntent e lien. Kails, Steel. Bltotie Sprmga, Axles MeaaeStoie' AbvUs, Bal
rtwa. ViiMt, Sladsrea, Hammersa s wont, Stoeki end Diea.
Bma ut mt. Sias&aad CasiPioeeiie. Stel a&d Cast Miiida
Beards Wah-i Bejrar !UUi,aackTaK.eUi, Sad irons, log Ioae Wagost JBax, ry. fysigexjpt HQiios Ware f '.4 . . ; .i ti m , i ' . - ft -t ALSO. -i Cooking StAvea, ameajF which are LeflbW Double Oven. I?aett eye Si&te, Teiegroph, Kentuekiti9, d Premium Cook Aiove seven mm teft platen raster aad Sox Stoves. Coal Stages, Plate
aad OmamesUl Coal Grates All the above riie!s r f warranted Reality, aad will b sold as low for eawi as eaa b4
Bogtt at any other estafiisaBBteBt ta m west. i&n l-Jy
Is prepared tn furnish them to ea tow ers on the mbstreasoBat hie terms.- His stock consists of guilders' Hardware Carywav. tert. Coober'e. Weoa MakefaEdga Tools of every varietv
end description, which a wmi eeaai to any pjt&ed ia
l&e WftSWc e IS alto eegagea ia Bsa sci! so & -s i i i.t
. srLAHE AS ?OOiS . ' ; J U AlsoPicktr Ehotela,' Torkir Seea, and ether articles i4 Fanner's ae. - ' -J't tA large variety ef BoasaFaretshing Goods, Saitj tfVL axsrt n4 sites. Binges, Screws, an Door Locks of a superior aU. tyvad ta shrt ever? e&r?tialo w&c kt saally to fee foa&d la a hardware establishment. - t . . , - Having beea encsred ta the auiiaasa tot ft period of els year ht Cietiaatl,ive felbJnif wamated is aayisg, po&, lively, that he eaa aad wUl glv4UreaU8a ia ,asiity aa well aa prices of goods. Customer are invited eeH ad e
viftss tuemsetvos oi na w" as swies. Km and
nov.
SSIGKSa'aad Engraver b4, Abe iraftiet ef r ants and swehinerr. - .
!? ver Wsa. SmUh'a Ckrthinff Star.titai ,a . n.1.
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