Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1856 — Page 4
PgQFESS’AL CARDS.
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I B A NSPORTAXIOK.
K OOUSTK, Marnunow.—TaTtof * I'MUilng, AbboiltJokiiM 4t '-pimrefAK m wrse^, ot*r Mr. Mriflkra’ii Hirtr*.
ii >v to (in
fmi.ir i.irooam. krowwu ci«*«M»NKK * IIHOWKH Attorn«f« «• O Uw,i> n «i, u»m«rM»lii »u4 Third Mr«*u,Cw**1* nk 0.«%B iwaMlwb lAondaprajCouffci of OhM, and »1wi }i*r*wiia4 Ui lh« eotlvet* on tf ('I' 'mt In ll«« rotintii'* of IhwrtMirn, Ohio, NwlU•f(ind,ll <«iur, Klalcytand Franklin, In Indians. laraatNi as. -f'ol. K.iliMiiont, Prni’IHiaU) Hank; Jaa. w. (ay, Ksq.. I'aah’r MUUi Hank ; ( apt. A. L. Vrvirhn**, a I llarvay Hslns,Ka<|., Indianapolta. ■art-rllT xzmmKT— •*004 A*#. *• r%f*/h*r» Mlrittf AW V«r4», atiob^ky A»D CO0.THKLIA»K AT LAW, Aad I'nmtnlaatonnrWiUkn thnarkiKHrlixlpaanlof l>«*da . and other wrlli«*«>k> ha iiaad In fF'rnanaiat/adraaa, Mtmn4*»la^n4ttk»rPftiltrnSlalti
.Etna Insurance Company, or HAtnroBD, roXMumcvr, jvlt 1, mm. A# gaaaaaiad M o# MUthkttftrt, and aaada MUavaavr , gHaa>i »HA<M gNM Umt tf IwMmta.
■•TAVKUmMV,
•f to* Corporation is Ara* Imcftaar*
^ 'Ma.Mvcnia.
SMITH. GUTHHIk' & ce.,
/ . WWMJMAUI QKOCHK*. t £/..
PRODUCE MDMMMIMNW Ha/MOtaln^Wwea and Third,ao*th\iia
LOU IftV ILLS, K Y,
aaavlauf
Caakla , Cash In the hands of A genu
^•i'xasi and* of Agonu.
IdMMM I3si,k73 M
4 Faiia. nndjdsch.llank \VU*M liimtoal aotriMHl on da|iosU.......^
Mu K«Vato anlocamborrd I Mortgage lixnda, # and 7 para*
d tanoa IF J*n*\
par Sant. aaoS^
sautl-annuailjr. 00
('SMongagn Honda, 0 aad
AOfttltUlj. a aa a « a ««•*« a # at a a .••aas..a« • •• • • prom* Honda 7 par ccaWaaml aaaaally. araar Mill WalarHoods0paraaohaam'* MU/ .#asaH> •* •aaitaadsaadadarra* •*#**•«« a ••• aaaa.a
id*a*«*ga « a a a a
pMf w»i. wdI- an-
TJCtTB. ELLiOtT, I •THoflha Indiana HoaptiaUnrtha Inaar>a,u 1 a blaadrrlcaa to lha |«ul>lic In Ilia gonarat praai
M* pmfiHMlon.
Orrie*—llllnol* *tmet,thrna door, Hnrth nflhn llaiei
Uoidor*
Ala* o
Nonth air<'ul,oii»*<i»ar« Kaalof th« Mad-
dectt-dlf
H i»a.
dannam a *ou l>epot
DR. JOHN 0. DONEGHY I f A V (NO mlnrtied from a vl*lt ta Konturky, I* preI I pared to vtiend to all priifnaatonal (ull* ollhar In Hi • 'i\y or ( ountry. Thankful lo hi* friend* for the palno nr hitherto hoatowad npon him, ho hope* hy atrlrl ale ilildlvldecl atidnllo n to III* |>rof«»(lon to inorit a ei inaaora of tba aamo. irKFIflH, a* hereto fore. No. .’IHy^, W, Washington *1. y (l( , o' dlo I'nlmer Hon*e. Mlilxi
iiiryin
Viwn)inl>, Harvey & Tarklngton,
ATTORNEYS AND
() O UN H I', 1. 1,0 UH AT I, A W .
IN LIAMAPOLiK, INI),
Oiltcn Ova<r Titllintl'a .IrwHry More—
OpiMraltO WrlKl't llouae*
•arldlf
j. «, kin naa.M. u. r. raKVin, m. n. IMW. klTClIEN & PA I!VIN. i>'PMlK In l lie Menon** “l orT of • lac Poal. Olllre It ui III lug' .nay Idlf
annually I Milvatihaa City I'ooda IV par
agM ally «•■...
lO/Ur'.ford city Hoad* 0pa ouafjy..«*..*,.......>«••»•«
Money diia the Co. aeenrvil liy Mnrtgnce,.. HtlU Aaradvable, ]<ayal>leat Hank MkiHhare* Hartford and Hair HartP H K. 101 Share* Hartford dr IToridaii#.) ItaUroad IHawk, preferred and gaarantoed at 10 per IS7 eharer HrMton <% Worcester K. H. Ft’k. Cm *• Cnniiectlrul Hirer H. H. Htonfc... DO " Conn. Hirer f'o. Stock Mi *• HUOord lU»uk sto«k,.... an “ ( ItUena* “ Waterbary,.. %■ “ Kagle '• i'rorldnnor.. 3iai •• FIki'iiIx “ Hartford...... *00 M Fur. A Meth.“ “ .»... *m »♦ Hkchanga - •* .... »l(> “ MUUi “ “a .... Io0 •• City •• “ .... 7:. *• ITk of H’M Co. Hank Slock H’fd
will led it V :halr
fDOWn Hla Coflwa, 1M do 9Mi Hd-« fagar, lAO Brl. H,
T''«. WtVsgf
ago* Indigo, SCai N starch, :*)e Hoxei
> a Mil.
trtkrgr to***
ra, whe
CflAMVR Or TIKR.
JEFFERSONWUE RAILROAD. ririr Trains Daily (SandayH Excepted.) () S r uHw <><10r Ah " ”**’ Tnu ** 9111
mgmM
rwa as
8^0^. m.
Fiarr Taam—£spr««*
pm an.
ttfcVO r. *.
UdW u.
Leara* Indlanapoll* at 1AI,
TRANSPORTATION.
.fv
Pe^and *p^
H’fd H’fd
K. V.
Conn. Hirer
Hartford
MercbaiiU’ Kx.
North Hirer
Mechanics’ •* “ ITk North America *• “ Itnhlr America *' “ Hank Kenuhlla “ •* ITklVna'wealUi Kt’k” “ lirond way H'k Slock u “ I'uople'* “ “ Union “ “ Hanorcr “ “ Ocean •* ** MetrojHilltnn “ Hiitehera A Urorer*’” “ Imp’ter* <v Trader*’ “ “ Atner. F.x. H’k Ht’k “ “ Marc hunt*' “ “ V. N. Trust Co Si’k “ •• N Y. Life In*. <Y T. Co. St’k “ Ohio * *• ” »• “ Mech. A Trader* ll’k Si’k J. City Charter Oak Hank BCk HIJ.... Hank N. Y. Hank Stock....JCo.,. Market M “ “ .. ..KlO... I'hienix “ “ “ Manhattan Co, •*
HiJHh. <W S,<d3S fO lu^nvM (LMi «l SkAWf » 01,000 M
7 AVi no on lastio On I.CV) Ml •t.l5n i n 6,IMl 00 1(H7S 00 StrS/v oo V.iiu t o IWMl 01) 31,•.’Ml Ml I I/Mi Ml 7/75 00 0.7S7 00 33,070 Ml 11,01*1 00 ><V*>0 Mi U4JLMH no 10,OM) oo 84,MS) Ml IS,750 1*1 P/0« 00 14,000 Mi I J,•**> Mi 23 000 oo 0,700 Mi o.sno Ml S*-’,20fl Mi 13,i7I An Ito.uio mi 83,J(*) Ml 0O 10,1*10 on 24,31*) l*| 14,085 00 1,475 00 4,04o i*i 1h,f**l Ml 10,330 M) 4,Mcy 50 0,012 50
91,176,468 :so 9 210,013 50
’a «ngar
. UWPacksgfeel ^ 00 Packages Indigo, S (Taafca
SOo »>x«* H larch,3W» Hoses Star A Tallow Candles:
coo Keg* NalU, assorted sire*; .
»*» Boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobnccoa;
4O0 B/l* and half Br’I* Mclaaaca.
KKKF.kENCKS:
ov.ios. A- WxtoWT. i KiBLaaA Kn/.(iigao*,> Indlanapolla. non.J. V. Hogg, 7 Hon. 0. Hicg»m,Kdlaburgh, Indiana. , aprUyo dly
FOR CINCINNATI AttkcI tliLO •pgbTt*
Via
SHORT L1HE.
ifidiauapulb & Ciudnnati R R.
Tift l>awrencrbars*
The Shortest Route by 30 Miles!! And Quickest Route by 3 Hours
Columbfu,Jjmyrnour, and all Way Huttons. ' | Klld 30 M11111 tes!!! Hacoiro Tktnr—Afafh-Leareaat 113c, P. M.,*topp4og | Jfo nWAWflE nwnawa t: niwniwwATT"
TRANSPORTATION.
MEDICAL.
lew Arrangement
F. K., »to^pU>g at Omwwrmd, Franklin, Kdlnbor*,
ontk, F
M. & I. RAILRi ADJ PARSKNGBR TRAINS loareUrn Madison station a! IT ddO, A. M., (Sundays excepted ) and arrive at In'* diasapons atll o’clock. / - - - Retaining, leaves Indianapolis at N:MP. M.; arrive.
DR. J.
pTnaim jeavs DjOly, teklng Freight foi
t for all
aad
DAMBERQER BROTHERS. iMrosTsas asn whousals dmaimu ix FANCY DRY.GOODS, . Hllka, Kubroideries Kngllsh, French and German Hosiery, Cloak* and Taunaa, Rlbbona and Millin-
ery Goods, Notion*. Ac.
Northwest cor. Mala and Fifth sta. (up stairs,)
LOVINVILMC, KT.
W# most respectfully call the attention of our friends, snd more espsclslly the country racrcbanta,U> ourlarge and will asaortedaUnk of Pall Good*. Having constant, ly a buyer In the Ka*t attending all auction sale*, wo can offer such luduceiheuu to buyers In this market favoring u* with a call, a* to ln*nre their patronage.— Goods shown with great pleasure. Come, examine before purchasing elsvwhsie. A saving of 15 to 36 per cent, will bo guaranteed on most of the goods,
soptndly
FALL IRAb^-laM. liiiderMon, iHcIrane, & Co., No. 432 Main gtrosi,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
\I7K nro now In receipt of a full and eompleto asaprt-
VV merit of
[Silk, Fancy, Domestic and Variety Goods, To which we Invite the uUontlon of all Merchants Visiting oar market. Wo also guatanty to sell the snme on «* goodternuusto time twid prices as any hooso Ka*tor Went doing n similar buslnois. [*optl7-dly B1KCU MUSSXLgAH. ANDIslcw .J. MOSSKLXAg*
MUSSELMAN & CO.,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS. No. 25Tlilril street, between Mtln and Water sts.
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
TITII.L at all time* keep on hand a full supply of thoir VV owu Manufactured article* from Mianouri, Ken-
> Loaf, to which they call tho at
*i *n m*u*«*
Pi
the above pUnts—also, .01 fwwia.uM,
lor all point* on the Ohio and Mlsslsalppi rivers.
A. S. t'KOTHEKF, Swp’t.
J. G. W■swooxa. Freight Agent I Jan l TEHMLVLMA KAILHOAD. pUtt UUKAT CKNTBVL BOUTS, CGI L noctlug the Atlantic cities with Western, Nonhwasbr, n and Hoathwester- States, by a conUnuou* Railway direct. This road al- coanecU at PiUsburgh with daily line of Steamers to porta on the W cstern Kiuers, and at Cleveland and S.. uky with steamers to all jiorta on the Northwestern la la; making the most direct, cheap•wt and reliable roato i y wtoeta ntsiowr can be forwarded
o and from the Great W est.
Rates Between Philadelphia and
FimsrruoH.
FxMfT CiA**—Boots, Lhoes, Dry Goods! ... . r „. (In boxes,) Furs, Feathers. Ae ( #Uc - F® 1 ,c ®» ■Siconn Class—Book* and Stationery,) Dry Goods (In bales) Hardware, LeaUi > 75c. per King er, Wool, Ac > rWixo Cl a**—AnrlK. Bugging, Bacony ^ ... aad Fort (la balk.) Hemp, Ac J toe. per 10 Focaxa Ctim- Conee, Fish, Bacon and
delpbUl, D0 P'lrVixuAai V* !«<•»■» •*•*» a (***mmyf o**ia Railroad. ” All Goods consigned t o tue Agents of this Host! at Philadelphia or Pittcburgh, will be forwareed wlthont detention. Kxxioht Aaam.—Moses Potter. Bohiou; J. L. Killutt. New W-k ; fc. J. Kneeder, Pbiladelphi; Magruw A Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Franciscus, Pittsburgh; Spiigman A Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky.; K. C. Meldram,Madison, Ikd.; Katcllf A (To., Ht. Louis, Mo.; j. AUtcbell A Sou hvankrtUe, Indlaia. H. H. HOUSTON, Uoneral Freight .Igont, Philadelphia,, H. J. LOMBAKR T, Sup't. JiUona, Pa. mar]
i. rNSrto*.
( . (i. Winns.
lUtKSTON iSt WERHE,
ATTORNEY8 AND
HOUNSHLUfHN AT LAW,
V ai i attend prenipll) l» nil l(ii*inn*K (inlriMtnd to thel|
are in the difforenl C'lUrM of the Htalu of ‘ “ I'artli uhir atientlnn imld to ('(illnctlon
rent ( oiirt. of tbu State of Indiana.
In all
part* o( the Kiule. ’I'FlUr. la I man Hall lliillilings. INDIAN Ai'OLLS, 1ND. aplHdly WH. V. Ullsl V, uEAL ESTATE A CENT, Auttionrn'y £lon*i/ iti ohrr, AS|| PKAl.Kk IN • •MLKOAD STOOKS, L4( NLl», uO„ No.3t>>* Kaci WASiiiNirro* S’ivxby, ijrimiJfjtroUH, iMitiAjfA 14.oat.JL 2UMtr%to J\.KoxxGy xiHK iliiilrrtlgnud ha* o*tal)ll»hi d an Agent y for the | purdia.e and *ule of Heal I'.atuto la .Noilli nn | Indiana and Soulliuiu .Vtli'hlgan, und ha» efTecli d rantioine-it* whleli ilfTer nuperlor liiiliii'iiinei't* fo Hi o ■ WMluiM t> buy or nell the n.imiii in lliu torrltery ul'ot,
.allied.
Tarticul *r attcntliiii tv ill bef paid to renting Hiiuaen, i li'iu-ing F tfin*, iixiniilnlng title*, and oilier bu*liiun • Me,a n may be ii«ce»Nafjr lor non reHldonl* to leave In j
'inad* (if agents.
.I.I.MKS MiCONM'.I.L,
Hint Alii) II.M.HW IN, i
Kenl Kalste Agent*, I
• O.lr! rtOll.e, Albion and l.lgoulll. Noble eo., ind , if nertHtee; ( harle* r linker, vVn*hiiigtou City, | 14 i 1 ,; K. VV. II Kllii, Indiiinapoll*; MoKernan A Kd•iti, Indiaanpoli*; .lud^e .(taniiu I Ilitniui. Tort Wayne, Ind., Hon. .1. It. Ilowe, Lima, Ind ; Judge J. H MaMioa*, (m*lien, Ind-, ll'-rte e VV. letblwlu, Auditor, ,\(* ulu rouuly, luil.; Hull. I,. VV . .Mt oiliio!I, Angola, Stou*ei oiinty. Ind. uiarli
Llalillltlo*....
flio Act of Incorporation I* the ■mme a* filed In April 1835. TIIOS. A. ALEXANDER, Hoc’y. 4TATK OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford Co.. SS.
UsiiTroao, July 5,1856.
Pitraonally apitanred before me, a Justice of'the Peace, daly <|iiallfl('d to administer oath*, 'Miouiu* A. Alexander, Hncrtitury, and made HOlcmti oath that the foregoltig HUdSmeiitof tho n*«'t* atnt eOiMlItlon of the
/V.taa Insuraaee Company I* truu. JlKNMf Y F()W LKK, JiMlIct* of the Prueo,
lucky, and Tennuiisco tontlon of Merchant*.
*eptl7<dly.
k. A. nOSIMROH.
Term* liberal to promp, men.
ALL
OTHER ROUTES CHANGE OARS TWICE! Two Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis Dally,
(Sunday* excepted) as follows:
First Train.-•Cincinnati, Columbus,Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheeling Exprvsa, 11:40 a. a..after the arrival of trains from Late) etto, Chicago, Terre Haute and Ft. Lou la, arrive* in (Mncinoall at 4 JO r a. This train arrive* in Cincinnati Three Heart ard Tkirlf Minutei ia advance of all other Roatet. This train conned* with the L. M. K. K. at b.UO P. if., for the East, direct, arriving in Columbus at link), r. w., Cleveland at 7So a. and connects with the 8SO a. m., on the L. S. K. K., and at Buffalo with the 5 r. w. Boston and New York Express Train, arriving in New York *1935 a. also connects at Crestiitie- with the 5:10 a. x. Train on the O. At P. R. K. to Pittsburgh, reaching PHtaburgh at 12 Jo r. ■..Philadelphia at .>:M) a. Passenger* hy this train arrive at Coloinbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and New York, aa soon as by
>ther -outefrom Indianapolis,
cond I r»ln.«»(’incinuali, Columbus, Cleve-
neyiuuiug, lesTea inuiauapoiisai rswr. (w., amTes « Madison at 4 JO,/’. p* at all regular sUPassengers leaving Madtsoi A 6 Ju, A. M., will take the cam of the Ohio * Miast-simu Kailmwl at North Vernon, and arrive at Cincinaati at 8ski and Liutovillh at Utg^take the ears at Cotambu* on the V. it S. Koad,
“ al
and arrive at Hbeli
ibrvtile ous ‘ ■-
•t II30. Connecl wilb
IXew York Central
W. W. POWCRfl.
W>Js IlkNDKKSON, Ag«)»ii 9 IndWiuiDoliii. f‘A]>iilicutloii8 run Uo niudp to 0. D. Duvin, Hur
v«Mor Clerk, irlM* U authori/Dd toU»Qo Ruil n*mi*
II'i A,
Policies in my alisuiM u.
July23dIf __
i> it r pi i ir ii
WM. HEN DEHSON.
P U ,71 I* N ,
V I*ll
II. rHAMSKUS
R. A. ROBINSON & CO. (*(U (nia*oit9Toxoai8*oN <V oaky) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. 504, North sldo Main Htroot, near Fourth.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
T \KUUS, Chemirals, Dyes, Paints, Oils, Glassware, L7 Varnishes, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. Feather*; Beeswax. Ginseng, Flaxseed, Dried Fruit, Hags and C
I •>«/ l^WCVA.1 ll/*4> MAaYlteWullV
'rult, Rags
try Produce generally, received at the hlg price. a
and Conn-
tartlet
o. w. wick*.
j. c. BAYM.SH.
NOCK, WICKS & CO. COiTlZQI KhftlOiW iTUERCIIAIVTS, WJ IOI.KSALK OHOCKRB,
AND DKALKR9 IN
'P/IKKR Pump,are -nporlor u, anv Pump I use lor! rOllKHliH ANI> UlMlKN'riC ILIUUOHS, I ree delivery ami durability. They are Aituftfc-' ., ...» ., yT. ...j iBciur.’d by K. JliMk.-i A Co., at (tiulr Mio|, ..n :1k AI liy j ALH0—Agwuto lor YCgTnto, Kontucuy amkMlssourl
■ulli of It i * f * it «*
'V
Post uuicu. All percent in, lived of the
beat f'nmlm mu do In llm Stale of fudiium, or repSSrllig (b.no, willpUiuonill ulciurtlbup, whore, wo assure them,
tbey will receive saUMfurtlon
ey wll
iu«rl K HASKKT dt CO._ MAMMOT.H LATH MACHINE^.
•4-I.. IIrown’m Pittt nI, .1 inunrF lli, IH.’SfJ
— I'rllKbE SfACHINKS liuve
1 I ti sled, n number of wlurh nre now in successful
i erulion, iiud are pivlni- ja'rfcct satUfiu tion, ns will | be c eii by rerllllcab" Iroln I• ureb:t-cr,.. Tliey are built
.1 all all kinds ' " r Iron,un i put n.. nil read;
nn.I U< intf i\ di-
ojeotte un l kuop lln ui lii order. Wo are now build-
I'ropcrlv; [ie,-1liroo»lte-,a* folbiwsl No. I lias four knives,und b i a ,d M* .rlgiigcs ' ,T| U ' ut • v ,, "l.b(!t> l.aths per day, w.'.lf flireo hors.- power.
ii rilV M I Is, M.uUuge-s, lu usesm.d .V.-.rueiutni; L!•: -.twt. knives, nml will mt Imi.Mpu Liitfi* per lumiis Money, Negotiates I...,ms, ui.d nmkes ( olloc- ,l ‘ ■ "lb ’ Wo Ii .rso power. No. 3 lias onoknlve,
1 1 • -•* - |jiy, kvitii ono honM*pow^r.
tMlIll) , IimI.
WILLIAM V, WILLY.
U E A I. KST A T K A (i ENT.
> U Yt’4, fttillN, itutl UroiMirl) 1 J I'oillll i.lld DlUtrit A IIOUAD 4, |.(*t4 ailll \ rtloClM UlHitri, NotCJ* Jllltl ( I Ulllld* A Iviiiit'ivd .Maia’y on all ki..<l-4 t»l liU) t unil m«lU hini'kA, Unix)*, sNolr*]
Tobacco.
JW*. *>! 11 toUatm Kttwn 84 4* LoniaviLLB; KY. mnysdly A. riXlH*ll.”*^ ^ ’ M. LlCBIkg. STEIN AU & LIGHTEN, IMPOSTERS OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY, OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
alho:
FINE DIAMONDS, GOLD PENS, PENCIL CASES, AC. CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN KTKBKT8, At l.lcliton, Loowenlltal & Co.’s Store, np stairs,
LOUISVILLE, KY
scptlU-dly
184(1. 1850.
IJAGUK lOl'NJDKV.
ali.cn s. Wallace, j. *. utuoow, j. henry tiiomas
WALLACE, LITHG0W & CO.,
STOVE, ORATE. COPPER, TIN, SHEET-IRON
rv ... .W-.II. AND HOLLOW-W^AHE MANUFACTURERS. •i.mw be,-n tlo,roughly !-Vo- MG, Northterat corner Main and Third-tit.,
l.OUfttYlLLK, KY.
Septl.'i-lld-.wlY-
DOUKIiK TKACK RAIL ROAD! f^T SPECIAL NOTICE. 4^ \TEW YORK AND BOSTON PASSENGERS IN leaving the following cities the last days of each
week
WILL HAVK ONK HOI K’S T1.7IK
BY fCRI HAS1NO T1CRCTS VIA
■ THE NEW Y0EK CENTRAL R. R. Passengers leaving Cincinnati, at U:U() a. ■. Saturday, do do Toledo, !) :.‘.0 do do do do Columbus, 10:1.5 do do do do Cleveland, 3:20 p. m. do do do Louisvll e, 2:3b a. m. Friday, do do Kl. Louis, 9:b0 do do do do Ind’napolls, 11:15 p. m. do will connect at Buffalo with the train known as the “Lightning Express'-’ on the New York Central Kail road leaving Buffalo at 10:45 p. ■., Saturday, and arri-
ving In N.Y. at 130 p. m., Sunday,
IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHEIl UOUTE. Passenger trains leave Toledo, as followsT^First train leaves al - 9:30 p. m. Arrives at BuQalo at 5 p. and at New York at 9:35 a. M., (25Mlnutesln advance of any oilier route,) and
arrive* In Boston at 2 p. m.
SecondTrain leaves at., 9.50 a. m. Arrive* in Buffalo at 10:45 v. M., and Alow York at 1:50 p. x. next day; (55 minutes in advance of a y other route;) arrives ut Boston at 5 p. m. Third Train leave* at 3:40 P. m. Arrives in Buffalo at 5:10 a. x., and New York 030
p. .2., and Bosion at 1 a. m.
Fourth train Idhves at 5:00 a. m. AlHX’ig’ln Baffitio 3:40 a. x.,and New Vork 9:30 p. m. Suuduy r i rain loaves buffi.io ai5:00p. x., andarrives
in New York at 835 a. x., Monday.
N B.—The New York Central Railroad Is tho only
road running cars into New York city. Now York passengers should be sure nud
Secure Tickets via New York Central R. R. landing ut Chamborsstrect. but a short distance irom
the principal hotels, Instead of Jersy city.
All trains of New York Central Railroad connect at
• ai_ . itr a. is •!_ . _i . . .i
Albauy with tho Western Kailroa&l via S^iringliehl; atao, wit. Albany Northern Kailron I to Boston; making a saving In time of from 5 to 15 hours, and 150 mile* trav-
to Boston pass, tigers.
I'assi-ngers wishing coin mod Ions saloon <• distance and of lime, should be sure ami
stern Railroad
iy for attaching
ii ri-iiuiri
ey ai
tho power, | xlm skill to -
1 1:1*;
Pays Tuxes, and Examines Titles In all parts of the
^ate;
Buys,Holla and Locate* Lnn.l '1 firr.int*; Find* Ptirehusor* lor Stocks of Gon.Mi.r other Busl--so«*; ’ Alton.I* to Buy it.g ami (felling all kind* of Properly ; • (tutors Isilidii, mol give* llifoiluatioii ooiucining lhom; .Sell! K ui I'.nluM) uod ollior Propo.'lv ut Amllon; Ijoun* .Money on ail good i-ollulerul Nocurlly ; ..b.w* Irom H to lo p.-r 1 .-id. |..r inoiiey to be invested i' Ileal hutute Hecurilie* only. h.ii.pilrt‘1. by iolli r prompll) ropliod to
at Hie door to hIiou
Ko;i.I Hi.- i-ortllli'ntosof!
(nut IiIiii'*,
p.-r
hose
thaluie ruonliigtiii
pov ' ulu
II T. tniRD, n. O. HORO. 3. r. WKI.LXR. OtTHLX> cto OO., WHOLESALE t ROGERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. tiltl Mtrttly Ml/. aprllll dly
, Ind., April 17,1835 piircbasoil “f ii-,.u. i.
i/urri ig" always
-Hi llasiaes* MutlUft strictly CiMtll'IeoiUl-
property,
i.llal-
Kotor* to ull the .usluoss-men 01 the city, illlll-o No 37*, r.nst VVudillirtton Rtrool Up stairs, op |.:i.|to Wright House. I»|>rl dll ilOljllAA ..-.KPM AT ALL TIM 1 s A ARGR .STOCK OF
ALL KIN Its OF
FAHlIION V ltl.lv Aik II 4 IIIIAI* !’ V GOODS AND UAIU’LTS!! soil*at FURY I.OW PHICKS. No. 3, Odd Fellow*’Hull,
Iml.uiiapolis, luil.
art'e*’llead-drusso*, Just re
WILLAUD’K.
urs.
(ill.
uiySdliu
I | tOf BRAIDS—For
olved ut
Im.otfV
MAMMOTH HTOGK 81'RING GOOD8! II. *1. IIOIC.X \ t o. 1 1 A V’h In store, nud nro dully receiving from the 1 1 Kast, thefr Spring supply of
Oooclxa,
ini/.,
lf m s%ajh.cjr XJry
1 ni.iodii.g id Silks, <1 renudilios, Organ.lies, Ji Bar. gos, ('hallio*. Robes In Orguiolle, Barege Xc.. rroiicli aud KiigHsb Print., tiingliam- ilrilllunls, lat’., coinprtslug lh\> lurgxa.1 and vholcest stock of i)ros*
Him. I* oyer offered III thisclly.
KMilROlDEXIES.—A vory large and Choice
rrlmiiilug*,ull now sly It'*,
assort-
nie.d at very low ilgure*.
tliMixMY ami) i ti.tiva*.—This Do part iiieu t eunnot bo
uri>a*ao<l, both in (piHlIty and prlco. Itounol Ribbon* and DrossTrimmlii
I'dcnaap.
SiRAiv Goon*. Every variety of Tuscan, Florence moo, Blimd and SplilStruw I.oiiiioG,Children's Fancy
-iruw HaU.iVc.
Mahtilla* 4.0 Sit4wi.*.—Our a..ortm'entln this lino m usual, I* vary largp, comprising every lUtng new.aud
loslrkblo.
jpjf* We kcop the richest and most Fasliloimblc
•■umm, anil *1)11 ut the lowest rates.
H. J. HOUN (V CO.,
.uur3i No. If), West Washington street. ■UC'H CAKI’HI’I.NtAS! ii. J. HORN & 0U., | > Ksl’KC I'EUI.I.V Invito* til--attaullon of the Pub-
Ik. Do to thoir new and oxlenslve stock of
f AMPK’riMMM, n.OOIt Oil. ( I.UTIIff, <'UllTAIN MATERIALS, *fcO. it hicb they ara offering at extraordinary Low Prices. • he otlowing comprise* u jotrl of our assorlmeut;
Koyal Medalliou Velvet l arpellug;
Rich HniMtd.carpeting;
Pateut lapostry Ingratu Uarpoliiig; Extra ami Super 3 Ply Carpeting; Cotton and Vv.>«j Ingrain c arpeting;
Hemp Carpeting; * enetian t arpoUng.
- ALSO—
I Al.tou aa t Cocoa Matltugs, Mata,Rug*, Oil Shades, Curtain Fiatnres, tec. uMvteUf H. J.UURN te Co.
Fit inhlix,Johnson Co
This < i-i dllo. thcl w. havo purchased of Brown A: f.-'anu- I, one of vholr .Mmunioth l.ntii Mnchino#, and have boon eporuilm.’ with it for tho List four weeks,und will .tute that Hu* Mnchlnn works to our antisfuction and we lake pleasure In recommending ittoothei
i. M. COLK te Hit
’-tkam Mill, kkar Isnia.avoI.is, Apri12t>, IH5C.. Mitssut. Drown te LkAHNKii:—The Mn -mioth l*th
few weeks since, works •(|ulre. but little power
any one wanting inaeninery
for culling Lath.,to purchase the Mammoth.
WKLI.Ste PLKTUHKH.
J)~/ For Machine* and Rights i-earded. Proprietor, ledlanapolis
Mud.me we purchnsed of you a few well, ii.uk mg good laith., a nil re(|U‘ to run It, und we advise nny one
OKAlSltY, ULAIIl Jc CO.,
WIIOLKSAl.X DKALKRS IX
HARDWARE $ CUTLERY,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
\ ITK have now In store and dally receiving tho most »V complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, to ! he found in tho West, consisting In part ot tho folio
lug articles:
2,UiO gross Tabl- Cutlery; .MX) do/.. Pockut Cut ery; llil)do*. Iron Cutlery; 130 doz. Ames’s Shovels und Spades; 500 kegs of Nulls; 2.IKX) gross Glmhlet Screw *; 209 doz Coffee 31111s;
apply to Brown Ar , lieliann. Ofllci at
v di
lh(. Patent Agency, Meridian street, a few doors south (.(the Cost Olllee. sign of the MAMMOTH LATH MACH I N I-’., win re the Machine can bo seen at ull tln-.es.
mayl2-1y.
1,1 FE OF .lAMEft HCCIIANAN.
1 »KST KDITION PUIILIHHKD—Just received and
I > for sale, one largo W
mo. 420 pages, with n
staid portrait well bound In muslin. Agent, and trade supplied In quantities to* suit, ut tho lo
lilo I
wholesule price.hy
nitgllf
with n flue
the
lowest
STEARNS te SPICER. No. 12 Illinois st., Imliuiinpolis.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE! I*. N. Ilirkenmayir,
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL HOUSE, l/ KECK constantly on hand the latest and most apIV proved styles of Agricultural unit Horticultural
Mni'hlnc., Field und Garden Seeds, Belting of all sizes, und lenlbor) Ware House Trucks. Also, every
l*opUl-tf
T*r im und leather) Ware House Trucks. Also, evi
inscription of Railroad Fiuding*.
Ull4 liaiiau Fla^M.
lii cWKI.L te bUOi'HEK have just coni|Jeiod a I r >’autiful |H>rtrall engrsx lug of Jams* Buchan cr. an.', taxi* printoU a large Dumber Of Dug* contnlTiIng •O. 1 Buck's" ltk*MB*. •ktclUhsy *111 furnish at res-
■.msIda rates, tv person* making i.«rty
.•Jb 83) East W s-' '.*1 »l.
LIQUOItS AND WINES
■ ff. MOXMKD to ARMUOISM. - Through 1 oui Agent, Mr. W.H. Bovca, New York City, we feave 'naue aataitalva arrangsueui* 'nr the i in per lath*. W rOXXIOM LlUUUKH and i.vltB. have mat reeeivad a large anppl), lo which we lavitatheatleiitloa nf the trade. OnriMtUUes are *ueh as to oa: able <i* to aell at low prlrea. HOYI.lt te GO.,
Nos.55,37 andM,Meeuad*U*et,
aiarM-dtf) 01«UINNAll,G. Improvod Little Giant, for 1856.
Corn and Cdb Mill,
vjt XT* triple seta of Cru.Uor. and double grinding > V •nitace, or In other word* two mill* la one. . Pr* «> 900, No. 4, thro* Horse Mill grinds from 23 to 91) j
bath, per hour;
Prao 9-Vi, Ne. 3, two Horse Mill grinds from 15 to -45
bush, pur hour;
Priea I4U, No.8, one Horae Mill grinds from 18 to 15
bosh, per hour.
Ai. orders promptly Uled, Ifaceoe*pained with the #r*!. w good, mare nee*. T. 8. niHKKNMAYKK, Seed aad Agricultural Warehouse, sept If-tf _ T 4 Kast Waahiugton-at. HERNING & 6tT f ^ 8UGCKMOKB TO WJOD,COREY Al WOOD lMU»f£l«r« and Jobber* mi * • AiWV fftllsk 4wOOIM. Ki BBONSi LACES, LTC. R. W. G-OfhStr of Fourth and Martel strseis, PHILADELPHIA, PA. MKNHY0. HKPK1NG, - « FRANCIS J. orr.j ♦ t *ug«M*wl,
HATS AND CAPS. I’UATIIER, SMITH Ar CO.,
No. -155 Main Street.
(*et-( x*#oir»to rou *au. rRA rnxR te smith.)
Utvo now In store u large ami eompleto »toi h of evi ry (loM-rlptlon of g<u>ds in tlie Hal and Cu|> line, manufactured expressly lor the Western ami .Southern markets. Cosh or prompt paying dealer* will find It to their Inter-
est to examine our slock.
•opll.-.dtewly LOUISVILLE. KY. I lUr.I.I* ROBYN. IDCNHY HaKT. D. 11. MaFOTIIKH.
ItuBYN & CO.,
LITMMdtGftAPMiUil X V., S. K. comer'l idrd amt Market streets.
MtUIMVlLLB, KY.
Maps, Views, Hu»Die*sf ards.CIrOitiars, labels, Show Cards, tee., executed In Oral rate style and at muduralc
price*.
A groat variety of W inu,8ptrit, Cigar, aud other IoiIh-U always on hand. _______ ' septl5dly ' JIOOKJK’!!* MAMMOTH I-UHNITIHE, CHAIR AND REDD INC DEROT, No. 70, Fourth Mrcst, Wsst side, bst. Main te Market. LOUISVILLE, KY. Keep* a large assortment always on hand, ai wholesale and retail, a* low t» they ran be bought for lu the 7 *eptl5 ranu. r. a-cAarta- j.o.caktsr. .VI1TH & CARTERS WHOLESALE DEALEHb IN ’ > v I APLK AND FANCY DRY OOOlkT, VAKIET1K AND BKST brand bolting cloths. 4 Vomer mf.ttalm A* tHj-tA Atewtoe* I. O I' I H V I I. 1. K , KY. .. . . ’ -
500 doz. Licks aud Hinges, ]5u doz. Brass Candle Sticks 3<>o doz. Curry CPrabs;
10 Mill haws;
1<) Crosscut Saws;
io v-rosscui ouws; ?
Country murehunls will find it to their y-.torcstto give us a cull, as wo ure selling ut low lignite* for cash or good paper, [septlfl-dly | OKMSBV, KLAIIt & CO.
L. T. TIICS’I IN,
THUSTON & ELY,
WIIOIaK^AIai: 4>iKO€EK$, COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
m k n c II a n 'r s .
No. 569, Main Street,South side, nearly Opposite Galt
House.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
aprllll dly
S. r. DICK. D. U. COWAN. H. W. HAMMOND. S. I*. SiHCfc COMANUFACTURERS and dealers in Ixth st., east side, between Main te Market.,
J.QUISVILaLK, KY.
ordersfor tho purchase of Loaf Tobacco, promptly
Oiled.
a^rilllwly . I S. MOliUlS & SONS) MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, AND IMPOfcTKRS OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES. No. 161, Main Street, Louisville, Ky. Keep constantly on hand a largo and general assortment of Drug*, Medicines, Faints, Varnishes, Oils and Dye Stuff*. Also, Virginia, Kentucky und Missouri Tobacco, Ginseng, Beeswax, Feathers, tec. Country produce of ull kinds, taken in exchange. aprilUdly J. S. MORRIS & SONS.
; Great Excitement, “ »
AT Tilt
LADIES’ FAN.4Y STORE, HU. ABATES HOOKE, WAftHHQTOH 8TBBET
imUMAVOLIS, IND'. -. ,
•J. K. WHELAN & CO. \\TK base xosi rhetaved our stextad stockSM Fall and vv tvlnleT (Lax!*, all Of which are richer and more beauttfnl than any We hare swer yet offered tootir customer*. lad) amtwMM our Shawls, silk*, Merin-W, DeUinvs, Kmbrohtortua an-4 Lneh Gdods; our rwti rtlnt Collar* and Sleeves. Also,Clock*. Uooheta. Kibboo*, Hosiery and AtexanCer Flam aut Gauntlet Glove*. It. & We writ have a splendid opening of Fa.l and
WtuterStyleeoo’I tostny, Oet. 7, l»16.
J* Jv.
oet?-lf ^ M. G1LUGA5.
aug3l-tf.1
’oAeWBFiMFMa ILUBOUrrRMIfT, below t#jir r J il ■ I A If l /
below Maryland. Hdimaapoln, ltd
jWyflS
ALSO—
STORE FURNITURE;
NEAL HOUSE, ill. i?I. IKEAIk, Proprietor. OORVEH or SBOOND AND JEFFERSON STS
14. y*
aepM-. wGm
A* A* OQRI»01t* J. VV# GORDON* J. J, HARBlflON. A. A. GORDON*& CO.,
WllOUtSAI.k DKAI.hNS IN
SRAPLE AND FANCY
ijh.-it ooox^et.
NO. 140 NORTH SIDE, MAIN-ST. JLOUISVILLK, K X
$SP& D o b £,%&^
terms to Merchant* visiting thuir citv.
april 11 wly
JA8. B. SLAUGTHER, WHOJLI'.KAl.K AND DETAIL ’
dbalm IX
HARDWAHE AND CUTL.KRYNo. 5U1 Mata Street between Third aud Fourth, two dowss hxtow the Bank of Louis vUl-.
septlMtewiy
OWEN\s HOTEL. HKMRA A. STKALV, I*rop»l«»«r, Ooraog 0 A and merton Stioeu, . LOUJBYILLB, KY. a«ar»^ i rfl&,:':sa£rot Ir g cpatfrxiage Is raspet tixlly solicilod, TJje HetelT* being reHttad througlumL No eflbri ihall bo spared togNe entire satisfacUoa. , - HJiNRY H STBAi.Y, septlTdtewly Proprietor.
DUMONT A TORBBT, ATTO-RNEYS AT daw: Ojfict tn CafUal ffoutc Buildings, up stairs. ■ INDIANAPOLIS IND.
PlAln,Fancy it Carved terlorFaniltiire.
, OTOAX, YyrilAnMr.1
J A. BAKBH, ' ’TuaruiM, ; w”
K RMAMVa W 4a1U TKtsmiAH-
h’-dald X mvoH
MmtJUt.* 4J
A-*''*
by titnt Campauy can be had at all time*. Oormaniand WyobouaeSeales 'a S r - S
Rati Road Track
Depot Scales - ,
Witatoune Tracks
sra»'W“js sre* cannot he tta "
[ - v . I
jrgh i . Tn
any other -outefrom Indianapolis.
■Second t raln.«»f'incinuati, uoiumbus, Cleveland, Pittsburg and New York Lightning Ki, re-*, 11:1.0 r- x.. after tbearrival of trains from Lafayette, Chicago. Terre Haute und St. Louis, arriving it Ciuciunati at 4:15 x.,3 hours and 30 mlnntes id advance of all other - * *—" Conuevta with the Little
will arrive i t—
Terre Haute, Dayton, Vincennes. Colembu*. Lafayette, - Peru. Michigan City, Fort Wayne, Bellefontaine, Creetiine,
and all Intermediate points, the aam- day; and st— Kvansville, St. Louts, Chicago, Cleveland and Pitts-
burgh, early the next morni g.
Passengers leave Indianapolis at 12 M., tak- the Martinsville cars at Franklin at 1 P. M., arrive at Manicsvtlle at 4 P. M.; or take the Ohio te Mississippi cars at North Vernon and arriva in Cincinnati eariy in the evening. At Madison this rain eorm-cls with the splendid steamers of the old and reliable Mail Comi pany, where passenger* will be provided with a fine i supper and good berths, and arrive hi Cincinnati in time to connect with all early trains North and Bast. IT~r*Fare the same as all other routes. No extra charge for meals, state-rooms, or handling baggage. For the accommodation of way passengers, a car will run In connection with each of the Freight Trains.
route* from Indianapolis. Co
Miami Lightning Express train al 63)0 a. x., arriving at Columbus at 9:30 a. a., Cleveland at -J A3 r. Connecting direct w.th the Express Train for Dunkirk and Bufihlo reaching Buffalo at XOA) r. ■., New York at !:3i> r, x.lhe next day, Boston at 5 r.x. Also eou-ue<-ts at Crestline wltb the tost train on the O. te P. K. R. for Pittsburgh, arriving al Pittsburgh at 8:10 f.x., Harrisburg at 53X) a. x . Philadelphia at 12:35 the next day, connecting direct with trains for New York. Connecting at Columbus with tho Express Train on the Central Ohio Kail Road for Wheeling,arrivesnt Wheeling 3:30 p. x., Baltimore at 8^u the next morning, Washington atllmOp. a., Philadelphia at 1:43 r.x., connecting direct with train for New York. JO 3 PASSENGERS GOING EAST will please take notice, there Is no charge for handling baggage nor transferring Passengers at Cincinnati, aud ote less change of cars via Indiana Central Kail Ro
.ngeol cars via Indiana Central Kail Koaff. jCC ONLY ONE CHANG K OF CARS from Indianamipolis to Cleveland or Colombo* via this route. Fare to New York City os low a* by any other route
from Indiar.apols.
augSOty T. A. MORRIS, Prest.
\EVV YORK AVI> ERIE
RAILfROAD!
SIPEOI^-Xj to
im omom
by Camden and Amboy Railroad Line. Pier No. 1, North River. Procure Forwarding Bi' 's at the Ofllc No. 2 Astor House, of J.L.ELL10TT, Agent.
pal
to, and pre
nei
Goods
pany’s Depot, car
New York and Bosion Passengers! T RAVING the following cities the latt days of each week. Can save TwasTY-roca hours by purchasing tickets over the Ntew York &i Erie Rail road Possensers leaving Cincinnati 63K) a. x., Saturday, do do Cleveland 3:20 v. x., do do do Columbuslo:05 a. x., do do do Toledo 9:50 a. x., do do do indlanap’slt:15r x., Friday, do do Louisville 2:30 a. m., do do do St. Louis 9:00 a. x., do Will connect at Dunkirk with 9:00 p. m. Cincinnati Express Train on Je'eio York and Erie Railroad, and run through to N. Y. City the*next day, Sunday,2:45 p. x., making 24 honrs qcickir timk ou this Train than via
Albany.
Passengers going East, connect at Cleveland with 9:50 p. m. Tram, arrive tn New York city day following
at 8:30 p. m..
One Hour and Twenty Minutex in adva.net off tlie Alltany Route! Passengers taking steaniers between Cleveland and Buffalo, in the evening, connect next morning with the New York and Erie Railroad, 8:30 a. m., and reach New York cit/saine day, 8tX Hours In advance Of the Albany
Route!
This is tho only route having Wide Gauge aud wide Saloon Cars; also Smoking Cars, for those wishing to smoke—an accommodation not furnished by other
routes.
Distance from Dunkirk N. Y. city 22miles shorter, and and two less changes than by Albany; do do Buffalo to N. Y. city 17 miles shorter, and one less change than the Albany; do do >\ Falls to N. Y. city 12 miles shorter, and one less cbaige than by Albany. Passengers wishing wide car, and saving ol distance in time, must be jm-th-utur tu secure tickets via the New York and Erie Railroad, either by Dunkirk, Buffalo, or Niagra Falls. lU/^’ Secure your tickets by the Broad-Guago and .. ide-Car Route, which are for sale in the principal Western Railroad Offices. B. F. SMITH, Gen’i Western Ageut. J. S I.ANsiNa, Agent, Indianapolis. [aug2U-lf
WORTHY, I tain*
to*
H. It. M. TTJ •dtot hats Urn bxfora
.°7
MEDICAL.
^ ne *** to ’ * dJ »«ver known to foiMn'S^riag j relief. All he asks la a lair and xipartia) trial of Ma
new and Mintesa remedies. Qtlt* No. M* lUinot* street.
Rarxakxr**;—Her. "
Rxvxaxwr**;—Rev. Mr. Young, of the M. E. Chtmch, Rev. Mr. Hulburd, of the Presbyterian Church, rapv M. C. Liil) asd W'iUtam Willis, Columbus, Ohio; H«a. Harrlsou How, of Missouri; Robert H. Hatcher, do; J. S. Spedd, Mayor of Loulsvtlk-, Ky.: Rx-Gov. Helm, j of Keatucey. feb M dtewtf I
poopte, rnd have restored beck to ufe neteeae who “('“' , I to rock of the Three Simple Remedies
HEW PHABMACEUTICAX. HALL, Cwrner- llimols end Hwrylstnd Streets,
(Palmer’s New Building.)
These T/aius remain some time at ra h station, allowing persons to do a small amount of business. laving a new line of Boats expressly for Freight our Freight arrangements are made nerfecig and we call the attention of Shippers to this Route. Freight, taken from Indianapolis to Cincinnat iar.d Louisville,
as cheap as by any other Route. For information please apply to
D. C. BRANHAM,
Superintendent. Madison.
R. P. Jokes. GenT Freight Agent. Madison. AA'. H. Tcrkkr, Agent al Indianapolis
At the Mail boat Co’s Wharf, an.; No. 24. Broadway
Cincinnati, Ohio.
we use in the R. R. R. w wanxm the sick, the ailing and the diseased to give these tM»-
saring and Beady Remedies s fair trial.
Radwav's Ready Belle*, for all psirpom* where th body la seUed with pain, whether it be of a simple char
TMi 8 undersigned srisbos to direct tbeatiectioa of the 1 aeter, or the most VorUriag jeroxksm whether It he 1 nublk to the above named establishment, which has {Toothache or Cholera; whether Headache or Spasms hee-f feted oo witli the design to furutsh ovcrythlnrbe-lor Crampe; whether aches or pains la the bones or ^ to a Droe Store. Drags, Medicine*, Chemical*. I Joint*, shoulders or back, or the more terrible spasm* F^Crnea, Gta2 ware, PtontT OiU, tec., of . roliable *“ ^ quality snd moderate price. - 1 ^
comfort. « —
n. ^
Radway'aJRenosaUng Resolvent is for (he car* ofsl Chronic and old established diseases, of Humorous Skin Diseases. Scrofula, Bronchitis, Bad Cough*. Dys pepsia. Syphilis, Sores, Ulcers, Tumors, Nodes, Swe tags. Radway*’ Renovating Resolvent has cured to most frightfullv afflicted objects who were covered frex* head to foot with Boils, Sores, and Ulcer*. Kven when Uo human body was *o frightfulty mutilated by ths la va of disease as to render ii necessary that tM lepe should bu banished from the proseneo of seciety, a u be ktk’t in seperate apartments, as the havoc which d ease had made tn the human body waa so disgusting
♦,> ■K/Nrtb’ *r**l «4*»lr*x** *K*x W “
1856. ECLIPSE.
nayl6
1856.
To tho Ladies 1 wish to say, that 1 keep constantly on hand, Harrison's and Jules Hand’s celebrated Perfumery, and that my own Perfumery aud Chemicals have boeu honor'd with a Diploma and Premium, at the last Suite Fair. Perfumery is for personal ornament, pleasure, comfort, and health, and ought to stand conspicuous os beflttingt'nristir.a* presents; yourpatronage therefore, 1 hurew ith solicit. 1 also invite the attention of the Physicians, and I hope that they, by examining my Eslablishmeut, will be far .'mai finding it a mere Patent Medicine
11 the agent* of the standard Pharmaco-
re, and thorough exactness orGerman. tl _ _
they can prescribe with safety to their patients, and I am willing to have my Mediciaes examined by any respect* able Physician or committee of Physicians, and correct or furnish evert thing found deffeient.
J. ROSENTHAL,
dec 11 dly Druggist and Chemist. THE NEW THEORY VIMDICATEJ) guifvrtng Ikiminiahed SO par cent* Greatest Cure in the World for Pain ! !! A. 13. SMI Ail’*
ORIGINAL
GENUINE
FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA TO TB* IFYs# ami South- fl'est,
VIA
PHILADELPHIA & PITTSBURG
OVER THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
PROPRIETORS.
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TIME, tv IT El A GUARANTEE. pHK Proprietors of this Line respectfully announce X that in compliance with the demand of Merchants in all parts of the W est, they, havo determined to revive its operations for the season. It is deemed unnecessary to set forth in detail the advantages of this Line over all other Fast Freight Lines. The experience of its patrons, heretofore, is believed to bo the best evidence
that can be given of its utility and reliability.
Forwarding Bills, stating Time and Rates, wil be
given until further notice, as follows :
From NEW YORK
And PHILADELPHIA To INDIANAPOLIS,
At §2 per 100 fts
IL/’Tiine guaranteed, eight days.
FROM NEW VORK.
Mark all packages “Eclipsx Frxioht Likx.” Ship
A|p
-Ei.RCJTRIC Olli.” 'Corner Walnut and liijhth St., Philadelphia. Nene genuine withont the written tirnclure,tn the la-
belt, of
A. E. SMITH, Chemist. GALUT1A B. SMITH, M. D.
, '|''H1S Oil is the only sure remedy it. the world for tho X cure of Rheumatism. Gout, Pains in the Back, Breast or Side, Palpitation of the Heart, Paralytic Stroke. Toothache. Crampe in the Stomach, Scrofula, Frosted Hands'>r Feet, Sore Eyes. Piles, Sprains or Bruises, Sores or Burns, Stiffness in the Joints, Tetter or Salt Rheum, Neuralgia, Sore Breasts, Erysipelas, Asthma, or any diseases that are sore or painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do
fro in 3 to20tninales, has been used pronounced to bo the host remedy
shock and sicken Uta senses of the most intima
uovi ' “
•toty
veins with a fresh, pure and healthy stream of blood.
friend*. Railway's Renovating Resolvent has i such objects new and healhly bodies, and ailed th
FROM PIULADKLPUIA.
! Line." Send
ocure Forwarding Kill* at Comrof Broad and Locust streets.
Mark all packages "Eclipse Freight Line."
arding Bills at nd Locust street:
F. J AN NEY, Agent.
saving In time of from
el to Boston
Passengers - wishing com mod Ions saloon cars, a saving of distance and of lime, should be sure ami secure tickets via New York Central Railroad via buffalo and Ni
ugaru Falls.
Tickets for sale at all tho principal
Offices.
Passengers taking steamers at Cleveland in the evening connect with 8:30 a. m. train sm New York Central Road arriving In New York same evening, or People’s Line of Stearaerson tho Hudson,arrivi gin New York
ut 5 a. m., next day.
Be snro and secure tickets via NEW YORK CEN-
TRAL RAILROAD. ALLEN BUTLER,
General Western Agent.
C. Vidbard, General Superintendent AIbnnv, N. Y.i
•J. H HOPKINS, f
octl4-(itr Agent, Indianapolis. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS. pXTWDIlN I’HU.ADEl.l'HIA, AND Pitts 1J burgh—Thx Morhuio Train leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh,at7t. x. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 7 a. m. Thx Fart Link loaves Philadelphia for Pittsrhutj r. x. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ut 1 r.
hia for
Pittsburgh at Hr. m. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia r t
10 r. x.
Tho above lines connect t.- Pittsburgh with the K: il-
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo., Alton, Galena and ] jogton Junction, 9 milesfrom Baltimore,-with the B. & Chicago. 111., F rankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky., | o. R. R. Co.’s Branch Road to WASHINGTON CITY.
Torro Haute, Madison, laifayetto and indianapolis. In-| „(,„ ri ii nD . thn and an
No Paper Bun le or Small Package received.
JOHN H. OHK, Agent,
my3U-(l6iEj Indianapolis. Michigan Southern ft Northern Indiana fL^LXHi H.O^.X>S3, From Toledo to Chicago, pOlffNECTIN*; AT CHICAGO, \VITH Clera\_J ent’s Line of Steamers for Racine, Mtlwuukie, Sheboygon,andaU Ports on Lake Michigan, and with the Chicago and Kock Island Railroad in connection at La Salle with the Illinois Central and Chicago and Mississippi Railroads and Illinois River Line of Steamers for La Salle, Rock Island, St. Louis, and all points on the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers.
Four Daily Passenger Trains,
(SUNDAYS KXCKFTED.)
First—Mail Express—LeaveoToledoat2 a. x.arrviBg
in Chicago at 1.27 r. x.
Second—Mormng Express—Leaves Toledo at 11 a. k.
only article ever
bs work perfectly ir.j'i by thousands and pri
ever discovered.
The i
human
The vital forces and the cajhicity of resistance in the iman structure have been greatly increased by its use, and there remains not the shadow of a doubt that the tendency to Consumption even, would constantly
i ins wn acts on wie sjaiem wun viociricny, i, Vegetable preparation, not the slightest dange plying it outwardly or iuwurdiy, it at once glv mauent cure, tn most cases,in from ti n lo twe
iug, no vomiting,
diminish, if parents and others would daily or weekly use tlie (genuine) Electric OU as a preventative, aa well as to alleviate and cure painful complaints. This Oil acts on the system with electricity, is of pure
of ap-
ves a pe
mauent cure, tn most cases, in from t< nlo twenty in i r
utes.
The best physiologist* ofEurope have discovered mat all Organic Derangement in the Animal System is the effect of an obstruction of the Physico-Electro Fluid in the organ diseased—a skilltul application of this Oil puts in immediate motion the nerve fluid, aud the cure
is at once accomplished. No bleeding, I purging or blistering is resorted to.
Principal Depot, corner Wulnutand Eighth Streets,
Philadelphia.
Dealers and Druggists can be supplied. Wholesale and Retail. Price 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 00 per
Bottle.
Try everything else, then give ihis one simple trial, and decide. yPPNo genuine’• Electric Oil” sold by pedlars in the United States. lUpAll the bottles have A. E. SMITH blown in the
glass.
B-—Office removed to my New Store. N. E.
cor. of W’alnut and Eighth sts.
A. E. SMITH.
Jjr’Beware of a dangerous mixture of Campbene andLard Oil, made by a drunken young man, uylling himself “Professor.” N. B.—Large bottles ten times Cheapest; Sold by W. W. ROBERTS General Agt. Julyl4 14 West Washington st., Indianapolis.
RADWAYS’S REGULATORS.—The discovery of this lost great remedy establishes in medio!us extirely .new principle*, which medical writers and sages have for years in vain sought to discover. In Rad way’s Regulators we give to the world a cathartic, purgative aperient,.diuretic, diaphoretic, aud above ail a Regula-
tor of the whole human body
A pill tha', while it purges from the body the refute deposi a, it heals all sores, ulcers, or irritation in the bowels or mucuous membranes. Renewed' strength follows every operation, and instead ofthe peticnl growing weaaer by their evacuations, as is the result that folj lows all drastic pills, every organ, nerve and tissue of the body U strengthened by their healing, cleansing and regulating efficacy: The use of Kadway’t Regulators will dispense entirely with that baneful drug Calomel, Blue Pill or Mercury, in any form; aU the good effects cither ‘‘the doctor” or the patient ox; ,'s to derive from the use of Mercury will be secured t>> .(adway’s Regulators, without endangering the system by salivating It. Hence the great important advantage which Ihediscovery of Radwav’s Regulators secures t- the human race, in sudden attacks ol the Yellow Fever, T>pns Fever, Scarlet Fever, Congested, Billious, Kpmiltant, and Intermittent Fevers. In Cholera. Dysentery, and another infectious aad malignant coses. They heal alt sores and ulcers, either in the bowels or on the coat of the stomach; even if the whole intestines were raw and ulcerous Gong the whole length of the bowel*, they will not irritate or occasion any paiu: they expoll quickly all poisonous aud infectious deposits, and > ') joon a* dissolved in tho stomach, withdraw the congested and accumulated humors, from the interior surface of the bowels, and expcll aU such humours entirely from th*
system.
Another great influence thep- exert upon the system is their regulating powers. No matter whether it be a MAN or WOMAN, whose system may be outo; order, whose organs are irregular, in the natural performance of their several duties, a dose or two of Railway's Regulators will quickly cure all irregularities, and force a pleasant and natural evacuation from the bowels at a regular hour, each and every day. The ladies whose monthly turns are not regular, a dose or two of Railway's Regulstors and Ready Relief will always insure
their regular discharge at the proper time.
FEVER AND AGUE OURED.-Pierson Mobey, Esq., of Carrolton, Miss., owns a Urge plantation and works over one hundred negroes on the bottom lards of the Mississippi—a section of country as celebrated f-.r the
Important Works Just Received HISTORY AIN I» KKfOSlXORY
t'erro Haute, Madison, l-afayetlo and indlaimpolis, Indiana, Cincinnati, Dayton, Snrlngflold, Bellefontntne, Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, Mussallon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Orleans, St. Louis, Lou
'sville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the
tbove places.
F’or further particulars, see (land-bills at the different starting points. Passengers from tho West will And this the shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York,or Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
Jlgent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
J. MKSK1MKN,
marl Agent, Passenger Lines, Pitts ■ »A ARRAN GEMENTR
THE GitEAT N ATION AI. ROX’TK EAST. CENTRAL OHIO,
AND
BALTIMORE AND OHIO liAlL. ROAD*! tying the only Route to Washington City! ' Only direct Route to Baltimore!! AND THE ONLY UOUTE TO NEW YORK!!
via:
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
via :
Columbus, Zanesville, Newark and
Wheeling,
1AORM1NG one great consolidated lino of travel from l 1 Columbus, Ohio, to Baltimore, connecting at Washington Junction, 9 milesfrom Baltimore.-ivith the B. &
making the time in 16 hours between Columbusac
L. D. RUCKER
NEW
I Hob. fit (ft FOR
the
;S§psifcl85(). EAST! ‘
CHANGE OF TIME—CONNECTIONS SURE! IIKXI.EFONTAINE KAII.UOAU l.INK. IXIKMEKLY Indianapolis aud Bellelontaine KailJt' road-In connoction with tho Ohio and Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Columbus, ■ ako Shore, and New York Railroad. Only direct route from Indianapolis to
“ e East.
33 MILES SHORTER than any other route from
pol
lalo, Dunkirk, New York, and Boston.
dost) ' ■' •
Ohio unfl Pennsylvania Road for Pittsburg and Philadelphia. and with trains of Cleveland Road for Cleveud, Luke Shore, New York and Erie,and New York
the East.
33 MILES SHORTER than any
Indianapolis to Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buf-
lo, Dunkirk, New York, and Boston.
Makes close connections at Crestline with trains of
laud, Luke Shore, New York and Erie,and
Central Railroads.
No change of Cars between Indianapolis and Crest-
inly one change between Indianapolis and or Pittsburgh. By any other route ther gesto Clevelandaud four to Pittsburgh, uns leave Indlanapollsdaily (Sundays except-
Clevulund or
three caan Two Vra;
ed,) aslollows:
11:15 P.M. Night Katpress.—This train connects at Crestline with traiusior Cleveland and Pittsburgh at 1152 A. M., reaching Cleveland 2:35, P. M., and New York at 12.36 next day—reaching Pittsburgh at.12.0o M., and Philadelphia the next morning. 1.45 I*. Kxprere.—Making connections at Crestline for Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New
A ork and Boston.
Greenville and Miami' 1 ’rain leaves Lnionon arrival of tho Indlanajmlis, Pittsourg, and Cleveland Trains,
and arrlvei
on the Mad River and Lake trie, Cinci
and Dayton, and Dayton, Xenia, and Belpre Kailr lads. Ticketstey this route for sale at the principal Ticket
offices in the West.
Be sure and ask for Tickets by Bollefontaine Railroad
Line.
TTjpFare as low as by any other Route. ’(/-'•Kor general information in regard to Freight, apply lo L. RILEY, Freight Agent. A. W. DANA,Sup’t. Indianapolis, Oct. 29,1856.
ves at Dayton lu time to connect wUh tho Trains lad River and Lake Eric, Cincinnat 1 , Hamilton,
THE ADAMS EXPRESS GO'S Great Eastern, Western and Southern
!
rpWO Expresses leave dally for 1 CINCINNATI, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURG, NEW YORK, BOSTON, 8T. LOUIS, CAR 10, MADISON, LEXINGTON. FRANKFORT/ LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE, TERRE HAUTE, VINCENNES, And ail intermediate points. ; HE ADAME EXPRESS CO. desire lo enti the attention of Merch&xts, Bankers, and others Vo the Qulolx. Ti.xxxo ! Made by this Express. Having grenier anilities than heretofore, for expressing heavy rri-tglAund parcels, of all descriptions, lo the above naxxHl planes, we are prepared to take freight st greatly rotated rates. Money, Jewelry, Valuables and Merchandise of every | description, forwarded In charge of special Messengers aad delivered promptly. Notes, Drafts end Bill* will bo collected, end order* attended to with promptness. For ftirther information inquire at tLe Office of THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., No. 34 West Washington st. r to JOHN H. OHR, Agent. DiDIANAPOLIS & CI.NCLNXATI HAUL road: gSggl^LSSm
aflording tho exclusive ami only through Ticket and Haggage Cheek arrangement between the cities of the West and the National Capital. Connecting also at the Station in Baltimore, with the Railroads to PHILADELPHIA,NEW YORK AND BOSTON, being the only route by which merchant* and travelers can purchase tickets that will enable them to visit the cities of BAL TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA und NEW YORK, at-ho cost of a ticket to New York by other lines, an advan-
tage that is afforded by this route only
Three Daily Trains from Indianapolis,
via:
INDIANA CENTRAL R. R At 7 a m., 1:45 p. m., and 11 p. m.
Two Daily Trains,
INDIANAP OLIS & CINCINNATI}
RAIL ROAD. At 12:00 .w, and 11:00 p.
Passengers going East from Indianapolis, have the choice of either ofthe above routes each of which make direct and close connection at Columl vs. Ohio, with trains of the Central Ohioand Baliinn re Railroads,
tho Express train or this route the time from Inaltimoro is but 30i hours, and to Wash-
arriving in Chicago at 9 P. x.
Third—Afternoon Express—Leaves Toledo at 1.50 r.
■ . arriving in Chicago at 11 p. x.
Fourth—Night Express—Leaves Toledo at8.13 p. x. arriving in Chicago at 6.45 the next morning. One Train on Sunday—Leaves Toledo at 8.15 p. x. ar-
riving in Chicago at 6.45 a. x.
Through tickets can be procured in Columbus at th* Offivce of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati and Columbus, Piquaand Indiana Railroads, via Sbelby-and Urbana, being the quickest and most direct route,
Agent M. S. te N. I. K. R.
Frsight Arrangement for 1856! VALENTINE A; Co’s
2T c «.st jF’roisla.t Xjxxxo
BKTWEEN EAST AND WEST, /ia. Nnc York <5: Erie Lake Shore Railroad.
TI.HE, SIX TO EIGHT DAYS. JJT’Messengers gent with each train.
Goods for Indianapolis changed only at Dunkirk. Freight from New York to indianapolis, $2 IK) pe ICO lbs. Have yourgoods marked “By Valen
To’s Fast Freight Line.”
PULPIT
By Valentine &
To’s Fast Freight Line.”
principal officss. ! A ATT YE SDIM
No. 175 Browdwny, New York; No. 39 Si nth Levee, i -AaN JJXjlUn,wiN , Si. Louis; No. 71 East Washington-st, Indianapolis. impop.tbrs as mavtfidtf 11. B.CULLEY \g’t. STAPLE AND
ELOQUENCE
(DECEASED DIVINES,
CONTAINING
THE MASTERPIECES ITOSSUET, Bourdalone, Mffssillon, Fletcher, Isaa L-> Barrow, Jeremy Taylor, Chalmers, Robert Hall M’Lauriu,Christmas Evans, Edwards, John M. .Masot tec., tec., with discourses from Chrysostom, Basil, Gregory Nazianzen, Augustine, Athanasius, and others among the “Fathers,” and from Luther, Calvin, Melancthou, John Knox, Hugh Latimer, etc., of the “ Reformers.” Also, 8uty otiicrCelebrated Sermous, from as many Eminem Divines in the Greek and Latin, Eng !ish, German, Irish, French, Scottish, American, and V.telsh Churches; a large number of which nave now, fortheffrst time, been translated into English. The whole arrangc-diu their proper order, and accompanied with Historical Sketches of Preaching in each of the countries represented, and Biographical and Critical Notices of the svver-tl Preachers and their Discourses. By Henry 0. Fish, Author of Premium Essay, “Priiui live Piety Revived:” 2v. 8vo. Price 85,00. For sale by STEARNS & SPICER
jetdtf
I> ri
nittn<lJR>li3 to Ku»hui»ji«j c»uv o*/^ IS'JUIO? <iu»* \*j w aathington is but 31i hours, being the shortest time made, which is not tho result of excessive speed, but from the fact thati: sloO miles shorter than any other comple
ted route.
JIT Baggage checked through from Indianapolis to Baltimore and Washington City. Fare as low as by any otiicr Route. FOR THROUGH TICKETS And all information please apply at tho Union Depot, Indianapolis. WM. S. WOODSIDE, Master Transportation. J. M. Sharp, General Western Agent. 'septlStf
The Shortest Route by 30 Miles! I Ths ONLY Route without change of Cars'! Three Passenger Trains Dally. (Bendsys excepted.) 1st train leaves ai 7J* a. x-, arrives at Cincinnat 1
atlfljOSx.
Sd train leaven el 1S.U0 Xn arrive* at Cincinnati at
4.45 p. X.
3d train lenses al lUffi r ■., arrives at Cincinnat) Passengers for Col am tea, Cleveland, Bnfflda, New Tort, Pnlarta.pnts, Baltimore, Wheeling^ and Zone*, vtlle make ctoee eneumrttene at Cinci a nail and go as qntrt Vy this roct aa fag aay otlter. Ihis Is the quickest and heat roate to Paris and Laxtagton, Ky. [oeU-tf) T. 4. MORKlh, Preetdent.
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM R. R. CHANGE OF It l'A XING TIMK. / \N and after Thursday, July 31st, 1856, trains will Y* leave New Albany, daily (Sundays excepted,) as follows: Way Mail Train leaves New Albany at 4 o’clock A. M. Express Train leaves New Albany at 1-45 o’clock P. M. Both Trains run directlyAhrough to CHICAGO, connecting with all Trains for the NORTH-WEST. Also, connecting at Greencastle, with Terre Haute Trains for ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, tec., tec. At Michigan City, connection is make with Trains of Michigan Central, for Detroit* Buffalo* Niagara Falls* Montreal. Quebec* Albany. New York, Boston, «kc., tec. Passengers who leave New Albany zt 2 P. M. arrive at Niagara Falls next evening, making this a quick, cheap, and pK-asant route, east. TiTThrough Tickets for sale at auy partofthe United States and Canada. . B. ANDKRSOY, Superintendent. N. ATiuKxs, General Ticket Agent. augl
m
i-1856
Shorte Ro es. CHANGE OF TIME! PEKU AND INDIANAPOLIS HAIL. ROAD. /AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, VA 1856, Trains will run as follows: Passenger Trains leave Peru, (Sundays excepted,) at 7:00 A. M. Dally, for Indianapolis ana Way stations, arriving at Indianapolis at 11:12 A. M., in time to connect with Trains for Terre Haute, Cincinnati, Madison, and tbe East. Returning,leave Indianapolis for Peru at 2:30 P. M.,arriving at Peru io time for Trains on Toledo, WaUxshte Western Kail Hoaa, going East and West, for Delphi, Logansport, Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne, and Toledo. jH A through Freight and Passenger Train mil leave Peru three times a week—Mondays, Wednesday*, and Fridays—on the arrival of the 12*1 P. M. Train from Ft. Wayne. Returning, will leave Indianapolis at 6:15 A. M., on Tuesdays,Thurxlaysand Saturdays, and arriving at Peru at 12 AN) P. M., connecting with train lor Logs ns port, Delphi and Lafayette. Pa«»eiig»ra taking the morning train West, at 7:15 A. M., on the Toledo, wabort, aud Western R. R., from Ft. Wayne and Way Stations, and the morning train east Irom Delphi and Logansport, will arrive at Peru in time for the 12:30 P. M. train for Indianapolis, arriving at 6:56 P. Min time to connect jrith trains for Terre Haute, Louisville, Cincinnati ana the East. Freight Trains leave Pent and Indianapolis each way ally, Sundays excepted. JAS. H. M1LL8, Sup’l nov 14-1S.56. Pern and Indtauapoli* Railroad. Qneensware. PvIRECT Importation per Ships “ Northland” and U “ Musongu*,” 99 Crates In Store, assorted In White Iron Stone— Dining Ware, new styles; Tea do do Toilet do do Dishes; Bakers, tec. JACOB L1NDLKY, anc7tf No. 16. West Washington Street.
36“ Indisna Central B-B. Stock; 67” lnd.te HI. Centra! B. B. Stock; 49 ” Indianapolis Gsa Co. For rata by WM Y. WILEY. July Mdtewtf Real Estate Agent
RJBW MUSIC.
TU*T REOBIVBD, sflne sesortmertof New Mw*e
S. SLO^AiX, DYER AND SCOURER AND DEALER IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING. ILLINOIS STREET, below Maryland, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ■yi’ R- SLOMAN took tbe premium at the World’s iVl Fai r, for the best speci men of Cloth and Silk cleansing. He solicits the patronage of the public, augfl-tf JONES’ PATENT HOKSF SHOE, THOUASUARKHAU, Corner of Pennsylvania and N.rket Streets, TTAS secured the patent rightfor Junes’ Elastic Horse XJL Shoe, which, is unquestionably the best article now in use. It is of peculiar and ingenious make, the rubber of which it is partly composed, giving a lightness and a spring which enables a horse to do more service and with greater ease than anything heretofore invented. Ho invites the attention of hotel-keepers, livery men, draymen, and others having horses tosboe, to this valuable improvement. I also continue to attend to all iron job work, and solicit the patronage of those having work in my lino to do. THOMAS MARKHAM, Corner of Pennsylvania and Market sts. Indianapolis, July 22,1856. P. S.—County rights for Jones’ Patent Horse Shoe can be purchased by application as above.
AND WHi
FA
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Indianapolis, Ind.
M’LANE & Ca,
OLKHALE DZALK]
At Y BUY
AND
LKKS IN
GOODS,
H. LIMBOCKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN -Bools-s, JStcttioxxory, WALL PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, &c.. No. 7, West Washington Street, Three Doors from Meridian, South side, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, / \FFERS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, either in large or small quantities, very low for Cash : Various Works in Theology, Medicine, Law te Literature. —ALSO— BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS ± BLANK BOOKS. Varisus Works of History, Biography and Poktry. All of the various Classical and Common School Books used in this section of country.
LTI’Rl
Most reliable Treatises on successtul Bek Raisiho. also, on Gardening, and Farming generally. Wall Paper, Bordering, Window and Fire-Boarc
Paper.
Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames,
FINE FRENCH PICTURES, JUVENILE AND HOLIDAY BOOKB; WRITING
LETTER and NOTE PAPERS; PLAIN and FANCY ENVELOPES; Visiting Cards; Steel Pens, Inks, Slates, Drawing Pa-
per, Bristol Board, Perforated ”aper. Large, heavy Drafting
Paper, Colored Printing Farter, Printing Cards. I, Silver and Cedar Pencils.
Gold, SI
Pearl,Ivory, Papier Machear J’Leather Port Monaies. FINE CUTLERY, And many other articles nsmally to be found at Book stores. [marl7-dtt
VARIETY STORE* 452 Main st., North side, between Fifth and Sixth. LOUISVILLE, KY. \1 / E import a large portion of our own Foreigt j \\ Goods direct from Europe. In addition to which | one nieinbero! ourfirm spends all his time in the Eastern markets. By this arrangement we receive new goods every week. And as they are bought principall) for cash, we think we can offer very strong inducement* to buyers. Our stock will at all times be found large aud well assorted, embracing every article in the Dr> Goods line. And we pledge ouisel es to sell as low as simitar goods can be bought in auy market, east oi west. We will receive at par, the notes of all the solvent Free Banks of Indiana. Wo would solicit the atleution of the Merchants of Indiana to our stock. apd&wly.
Fever anil Ague as the river Styx In ancient invthoiogy wajdreadod as a place invested with evil 'pints.— While the negroes of other planters -n- -H.if.ing to
- ’ ague, Piurson Money’s “d
happy, at work, singing wi I' for they foei safe from all ,!
pieces with
heai
*h ,i 'ting
_ , „ d.ir^l - are fat,
rty and happy, at work, singing wi )• \ h - j >ngs and glees, for they feel safe from all • s a. ! i.gas they have Rad way’s Ready Relief to * .■; i the in Not one hour’s work has been loston.Mr -->10)’* plantation by sIckoea^iDCo bo began to r.*i- way’s Ready Relief and Regulators among his 1 • ' -i. O- . very plantation where Radway’s Ready n. ' idles >(.< kep t for the uo of families and servants, you v. ill ’• -ure 10
And health, happiness and contentment.
Kadwuy's Relief aud Regulators ara positive cures for Fever and Agne, Dysentery Bllliousness, Cholic, Headache, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and other diseases of tho Stomach, Lungs, Bowelk, Kidneys, Nerves, Brain, Liver,
Head, Heart, Chest, Sides, Back, tec.
DYE8ENTBKY.—Looseness of the Bowels, Painful Discharges, Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Cramps, Violent Purgings and Vomitings, are stopped at a short time by
Rad way's Relief.
RADWAY & CO.’S PROMISE TO THE PUBLIC, 1st.—Rad way’s Ready Relief, used either internally 01
external! v wVwaw tHra •*•«»**»*_ ——«—-• —*
matter w' . , be, a dose or an applicatio
2d.—Radwa ‘ "
y, when the system is seized with pain, no here H,may be seated or what Its cause may e or an application will remove It. -Radway’s Regulators (Pills,) lakcn i to six, wifi, when the system Ifodisor a sit k aud weak condition, or wtiSh
ill remove it.
ken in doses of one disordered, and In
n, or when the organs are
irregular or deranged, or In any man
der, will f
nged,or In any manner out of offeree a healthy, and regular action to the
the body allun.
ealthy, 1
disordered organs, and expell from
healthy deposits.
1. -Radway’s Renovating Resolvent will rid the body from all chronic deposits or disease, the skin from eruptions and sores, tbo.bloedfroiu humors and Impurities, the. system from Rcroful* and disease. Last,though not least—tf you ''ill keep the above Remedies in your homes, you need not fear the roust terrible pestilence or fever. RADWAY te CO.
oct3-3m-dtew
THE CAEPET KOOM
G.
G. IIOJLMAiY. IS NOW WELL SUPPLIED WITH A
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
or
CARPETS tfe FLOOR OIL CLOTHS OF EVERY GRADE AND QUALITY. sehtlT-tf) NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. N R W GOODS! NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!' \ CAHO—The subscriber respectfully announce* tohisfrieuds tod jiatrons, that he is in receipt 01 a superb lot of CLOTHS, CASSINI EKES and VESTINGS, which he is prepared to make up at tho shortest ppssi ble notice, and in tbe very best of style. J He solicits a continual ce of good favors._ T. M. JENNINGS, Merchant Tailor, septl3-dtf] No.20 East Washington-st.
BANNER PAINTING 1’|ONE AT SHOUT NOTICE and on rcaoona U ble terms, by . A. FI8HER, South-East Diagonal, opposite Branch Bank. Julyl INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A GREAT SUCCESS! TTOW to gain honor and riches. Five Thousan. XI sold the first week of WORTH AND WEALTH—\ collection of Maxims, Morals and Sliscellanies, for Merchants snd Men of Business. By Freeman Hunt. In one elegant volume,neatly bound in embossed cloth and gilt, of504 pages. Price 81 25. Large supplies received by STEARNS & SPICER, 1e3t 12IIlinoisSt.
T3US1NESS COATS— X> For the largest assortment of Business Coats in the City, go to the ’• Mammoth Hoosier Clothing Store. »eptl6 D. BACON, Jr.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!! r phree hundred New Style Fashionable Cloaks, from SI 50 to 8«) 00. At the LADIES FANCY STOKE, ““ « ” - " ' ” tpolis. — " /. K. WHELAN te CO.
POE’S WOUKS.—A NEW VOLE ME. WILL BE READY NEXT WEEK, In one vol.,-i3nio: Price $1, Arthur Crordon Pym. A Romance of the Sea, with Stories of Humor, aad * few Essays. BY EDGAR A. POE. “The present volume contains some of Mr. Poe’s most remarkable productions. The nauticai story ol ‘ Arthur Gordon Pym’ was written at an early period of his literary life, is the longest of hia Actions, and U>« only exhibition we have of his abilities in a protracted and sustained narrative. The humorous tides which follow were* in the author’s own epinion, among toe most perfect 4tad successful of his performances; and all readers will agree that the discussion respecting the Automaton Chess Player of MaeLzel is coaracteristieal'y ingenious and conclusive. “The pubtirter has now Aniihed the complete eotiec- [ lion of the Works of Edgar A, Poe, originally contemplated. The series of voluxies, of which this is ’.he fourth,embraces, it is believed, everything written by him which he himself would have wished thus lb preAL8O. A NEW KDITION OP POE’S COMPLETE WORKS, With a Memoir by Rufus Wllmot Griswold, and notices of his Life and Genius hy K. P. Willis and J. R. bowel). In Four Volume*. Price »i 50. J. 8. RED FIELD, mar 14 dtew a • Bo. 34 Beckman st. New York.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT! NEW GOODS!! AT THE Indianapolis Emporium of Fashion. MERIDIAN-SI., between Washington st and the Governor’s Circle. JOHN G. KIRXMAH, Proprietor. A LLUte most fa» u ,onahle public are respectfully inx\. formed, that their want* can now be folly met. And any who has com plained for want of more refined Unite, and ability in their tailor, are requested to make one more effort, by calling on Kirkman. He is uow opening one of the best slock* of French
_ u . Silk Vestings in great profusion and and all such good* a* are only kept by first
newest design design, and cUae Tailors.
Having graduated in one of the best West end estab- ; liahments of London, and for many years4on« the most ''fashionable business o( Philadelphia as a Cutter, he hereby pledge* himself thaf be is tally competent to suit the most refined taste, and respectfully solicit* a trial. Prices moderate as possible lor such goods and workmanship a* he promises tbe public. Shirt*, Collars, Napoleon tie*, Comforts, Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Glove*, Undershirts, Drawers, Cords, Edgings, Tailc-rs Trimming*, tec. s«pii>-d3m| JOHN G. KIRKMAN.
drums:! drums":
Bass Drums from $12 to 25.00; Tenor de “ 5 to SMU at
A. G. CRANE’S
sepCJG-dtf * New Votk Music Store.
TUST received, another invoice of Boston Ptauo tf Forte* from the well known manufactories of ” Chickering te Sons.” Woodward te Brown and let, Davif te Co. Cull and see, at the INDIANA MUSIC STORK No. te* Butcs Honse. mmgtoU WILLARD te 8TOWKLL.
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AT THE LATHE'S FA N C Y STOKE! NO. V BATES HOUIE, INDIANAFO LIS. TYBCR1VBD this day, another Invoice of NMUtN ii Printed Merinees* Fancy DeLstaoa, 4 M Freurt «
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ROBERT BROWNING iLate Cbaighf.ad A BkOwning,] ~ aud malm im all kimos br Medicines* Chemicals, Surgical strnments* Paints, Oils* Varnishes Dye stuffs, Glassware* Window Glass* Brushes, Perfumery, Spices* Cigars* Tobacco* tec.* tec., tec. TTAV1NG purchased the interest of the estate of tn JUL late friend and partner, David Craighead, dec’d, in the above business, will contijiun the same as heretofore at my old stand. Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage which has been extended lo the House for the post fifteen years, trust by strict personal attention to business; care a>*d promptness in filling orders, to retain a continuance *1 the same. Gur Stock is heavy; comprising every article wanted by druggists and dealers. As we purchase pri cipally for cash, direct from the Importers and manufsc turers, onr facilities are such that we can offer. In pur and unadulterated articles, as strong inducements fo cash, as any other Western House, and invite all to gir us a call, as we feel confident we can render satisfaction both in prices and quality of articles. AU articles warranted as represented. Particular attention paid te pressriptlons, which in no case will be dispensed except by a fully competent and experienced person, and from tho best articles. All persons knowing tbemselres4ndebted to the firm of CacieMBAb te Brownish, by note or book count, are requested to call and make pay ment wilhou further delay—as the business must be settled at as ea ly a day os possible. K. BROWN ING, Surviving partner of Craighead te Browning. ap-26—dawtf - •
THE GREATEST AGUE REMEDY OF THE AGE !! ! MOILEtf & BARBER’S •VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER! Warranted a certain cure for Ague, Chills and Fere Chronic Diarrhoea, Intermittent Fever, Sick Head ache, and all other Billions compUints. ' '• For sale by / • . ” ' - * July2 W. W. ROBERTS.
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SARSAPARILLA. / \ F aU the remedies that have been discovered durin
V J the present age for the ’’thousand ills that flesh is heir to,” none equal this wonierful preparation. Only three years have elapsed si nee the discoverer (who spent
a decade in studying, experimentalizing, and perfectiu it,) first introduced it to tbe public, and it is already r cognized by the most eminent physicians tn aU parts the country, to be the most surprising and effective rem edy for certain diseases of which they have knowledge AU other compounds or syrups of this root have hitb erto failed to com nd tbe sanction of the faculty, be cause on being tested, they have been found to contain noxious ingredients* which nutralize the good effects o
the Sarsaparilla, oftentimes injure the health of the pa-
tient. It la not so with Hurley’s preparation. This is the pare and genuine extract of that root, and will, on trial, be found to effect a perfect cure of Um fol
lowing compUints and diseases:
Affections of the Bones, Habitual Cortlveneas,
Indigestion,
Liver CompUixt,
Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofula or King’s EvU
Syphilis, t
And aU Skin Diseases,
Besides caring the above, it is also known to be agrea and powerful tonic, purifying tha Mood and invigorat-
ing tho system.
Tn short, it is, without exception, la the eases mentioned, and tta general effect on the system, the most efficadnosa* it is the most desirable remedy of Um age. Itl* already extensively need throughout the country, and is fast obtaining an European reputation. The instances of cares U has effected are dally coming to the proprietor’s knowledge, and be has no besitatioa in recommending it to one and aU who desire to procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried, tta effects wiU be too apparent to admit of further doubt. Rscallact Hurley's Sarsaparilla is tha only ganmtue .
article t» the market.
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Debility,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas,
Female Irregularities,
Fistula,
Price ffl per Bottle or six Bottles for ffS.
Per sale atthe Manufitetery, onthe corner of Sever*; and Green street*, Louisville, Ky., aad by all whole**
booses throughout tbe United States and Canada.
Wholesale and retail by ROBERT BROWNING,
(to21 dtewly Indtauapoli*, Ind Drug* and Medicine*! IT AVISO secured the services of Mr. M. Aikte* a it practical apothecary and druggist of more than twenty years’ standing, we wish respectfully to say to
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