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STATE SENTINEL.
For the Satitinet.
Review of the CuTency.
The money crisis of the times is not one of
words, but of deeds. Its work of desolation
is rapidly pervading every avenue of trade and
every ramification of business " leaving not
a rose of the valley to tell where the garden
had been."
In reviewing the sub ject, the past and the
present must be carefully considered point
ing out the evils and bringing them forward
as beacon lights to guide our footsteps in th
hidden future.
The State Bank and Branches of Indiana
were established on sound principles and well
adapted to the demands of its period, and ca
pable of performing all that v. as expected by
its organization. Man was created in the like
ness of his Maker for a noble end, but his
brow was soon tarnished by transgression; and
so with the fiscal institutions under notice
they too have transgressed and set up a rule
for themselves and by subterfuge, (more
cunningly devised than the sewing of fig
leaves,) in the similitude of business transac
tions, began their clandettine acts of prostitu
tion. The Bank was created for noble and useful
purposes to assist the farmer and manufac
turer by furnishing means to carry to market
the surplus products of the industry of the
State, and for a number of years it was con
tent to fulfil the legitimate purposes of its cre
ation. All safe business men obtained accommoda
tions to facilitate the exchange of the products
of the field and shop the paper stood de
servedly high, with the exception of the pe
riod of its suspension between 1839 and 1812.
During that trying period, our State Legis
lature did all in its power to sustain and aid
the Bank, and it is a matter of some question
whether the Legislature did not transcend its
constitutional bounds, in its efforts to enable
thia institHtion to weather the financial storm
of that period. When Ohio compelled her
banks to pay specie, under a forfeiture of their
charters, by a given day, Indiana only de
manded of hers that they should pay coin to
her own citizens, but not to brokers or to for
eigners. The officers of the Bank were left to
decide who were brokers or who foreigners,
and from this decision of the Batik officers no
appeal was provided for. During this period,
the paper of the State Bank was only worth
from eialUu-seven and one-Jtnff to ninety cents
on the dollir yet the people freely took it in
payment of debts and for all articles which
they had to sell, and no one murmured.
The officers of the Banks then stood behind
the counters and craved mercy, and the tco
ple generously extended it and thus.after lay
ing under a suspension of years, in which time
be made money enough oft" the jeojle to
enable her to pay her debt., she rt surned and
again lead off. in her proper sphere, dispcDsing
her favors to all classes of commercial men in
small sums, and this course was pursued meas
urably until after the adoption of the new con
stitution. By the provisions of that instrument, her
re-charter was effectually cut off, and no al-tf-rnative
presented but to wind up its affairs,
or, by stratagem, fasten itself again upon the
people. From this time forth the observing
mau cannot fail to see the finger of policy di
recting the operations of this monetary mo
no)oly. Loans were then made in largo
sums, to individuals and business firms, with
out regard to the wants of the country. Many
of the Branches loaning one-half of their
means to one or two favored customers, thus
enabling tbem to control and monopolize the
leading branches of trade by having the com
mand of the money of the Banks. These
Pet borrowers of one, two, or three hundred
thousand dollars, from a single Branch, ru
mor says, has compelled them to call for help.
The State has a large interest iu this. Let
the Legislature look to it soon.
The charters of the Bankeformed under
the Free Bank Law, we find by experience,
were not well grounded. While these Banks
which have been put in operation and owned
by our own citizens, have in all most all cases
redeemed their circulation on call in coin, yet
it is unfortunately true that traveling cashiers
from other State, have, under the too liberal
provisions of the law, organized institutions
that have proved no credit to the system, and
and no honor to the quandam Banker?, whose
fostering care warmed them into existence.
It is certainly a matter of surprise and as
tonishment to those who are at all conversant
wit' the foul and diabolical conspiracy which
was entered into and prosecuted with unre
lenting Wood-thirstiness that there is at this
day one Free Bank left, a spared monument
of grace to mark the desula'ing trick of the
late terrific whirlwind. The writer of this
was informed by a letter from a well informed
Wall Street Banker, dated in June last, that a
plan bad been matured by the Indiana Stte
Bank, the Ohio State Bank, and some of the
Bankers and Brokers of Cincinnati, for the
purpose of returning all the notes of the In
diana State Stock Banks for coin, and from
what has since trnnspiitd, no man in his sen
ses can for a moment doubt that this conspir
acy to destroy the Free Banks of Indiana had
been fully and determinedly united on by the
two State Banks and their useful friends," the
Cincinnati brokers.
Among the many circumstances that go to
prove this fact, is
1st. ,Ou State had long been a fine field for
the circulation of Ohio notes, and remained so
until the issue of the Free Bank paper drove
it out.
2d. The movement of the business men in
Cincinnati to settle ujon and revive the issues
of the Stock Banks at par, was only opKsed
and dissented to by the Ohio Life & Trust
Co., and G roes beck & Co., both of them par
ties to the conspiracy and special iets of the
two Str.te B.inks.
3d. The fact that almost every br: nch of
the State Bank of Indiana, ceased simultane
ously the receiving of stock money on de
posite and immediately commenced buying it
at a discount, through the medium of its pet
Broker's oflloa (of which I will speak hereaf
ter) and unanimously decried it from one end
of the State to the other. The grand object
of this conspiracy seems tit have been to force
a re-chartej of the old State Bank, and o ac
complish this, it was l.eoessary as far as
possible to destroy the confidence of the com
munity in the issues of the Free Banks. For
the past three months, the Branches of the
State Bank have been discounting very spar
ingly, but now on the eve of the meeting of the
Legislature, they have been scattering l heir
funds with a liberal hand with a view to drive
all other Banking out of the State. As far us
the- Brokers were concerned it was only a
matter of pay and how well it succeeded in
that respect, let the impatient creditors of
Ellis & Srurgiss; Smead, Col lard & Hughes,
and other suspended specimens of duped
Cincinnati Brokers and Bankers answer. Be
fore this run on our Banks commenced, two of
the Branches of the Ohio Institutions failed,
since then three more, and other Branches in
bad credit. The Banks and Brokers of Ohio
have been caught iu their own trap, and the
State Bank of Indiana, has yet to as through
an ordeal that nny not leave her in a much
better condition than her associates.
Up to this time therefore the conspiracy
docs not pti. It certainly does not pay the
0. L. & T. Co., for her stock was selling in
New York a few days since for sixty-rive
cents on the dollar. It docs not pay those of
the Branches and. their friends in Indiana
who have loanednthese defunct brokers and
banks in Cincinnati vviterial all to carry on
the war with, and whose only chance to re
alize on the investment is in the sale of "cer
tijied checks."
In IS 10, '42, the State Bank of In
diana was like all Western Banks, broken,
poor and helpless. It asked favors of the
public and they were liberally bestowed.
Now the same Banks and the same men tell
you that Banks that do not pay specie on de
mand, ought to be wiped out of existence.and
that the Legislature that brought such abor
tion into existence, be eternally disgraced. If
the devil himself would not show more grati
tude than this, I would think him a " poor
devil " indeed.
Had the Branches of the State Bank con
fined themselves to the purjoses of their
creation, and administered to the requirements
of the sovereigns who gave them their being,
that institution would this day have com
manded the resject and confidence of the
community. But in her departure from the
path of rectitude, she has totally disregarded
the wants of her peers, and attempted to rule
the freemen of the State as she did twenty
years ago, as though the rapid development
of the resources and business of the whole
State belonged to its use by pre-emption.
Let us for a moment examine the present
system of operations of the State Bank and
Branches, and see How they discharge the ob
ligations resting upon them by the terms of
their organization. At this time nearly every
Branch in the State has its Broker's office,
either directly or indirectly connected with it.
The same men who manage the Branch, iu
most cases manage the'Broker's offices also.
The Branch has no deposite account, makes
few or no lo.'.ns to outsiders, sells Exchange
and loans all her surplus funds to the Broker's
office on very favorable terms. The Broker's
office receives all the deposits, sells nearly all
the Exchange Loans, all the money at high
rates, and when she gets short of funds, gets
her bills re-discounted in the Branch at low
rates lower the tatter, for a bill may be dis
counted in tne Broker's office, and in ten
minuses turned over to the Bank at one-half
of the interest and premium, and thus too,
when bills of doubtful solvency are alout
maturing, why turn them over tv the Bank
without indorsing, and if anybody suffers let
it be th Bank ; the State is part owner, let it
stand the loss she is able.
Here is a palpable fraud on the State, and a
corrupt system of doing business, that is hard
to reconcile with honesty or fairness it is a
fraud on the stock-holders, and a violation of
the letter and spirit of the charter. Let our
Legislature at once institute the inquiry, and
ascertain how these capital funds, and issues
have been used and distributed. Let them
inquire if these accommodations have not been
denied to citizeiu of their own district, and
w hether they have not made large time Imns
or otherwise, at reduced rates to foreign tn?t-
tutions. And if large amounts of their funds
have not been locked up in foreing transactions
for exchange or deposite abroad; and whether
the same was not required and appl.ed for at
home and needed in the regular business ope
rations of the district in which it is located
There is a lanje responsibility resting here,
and the people of the State are now clamoring
at the door of the capitol for redress. Tbcir
confidence has been misapplied. The totter
ing and corrupt institution under notice claims
to be a unit. The human mind can scarcely con
ceive so great a monster, as thirteen such har
pies in one corporeal form. These thirteen
branches would like, it seems, to have some
arrangement made to i .rpetuate there exist
ence, that they may pander to the interests,
and fill the pockets of a set of men, who with
an eye single alone to their interests, have
forgotten thatthey owed duties outside of their
corjoration, and had responsibilities for which
the sovereign iKJonle could call tbem to ac
count. Thwarted and disappointed in this
hope, they have thrown out their full strength
into the scsle, determined to grind and oppress
those whom they could not bribe or deceive.
A certain well known institution in Cincin
nati has commenced the attack. She was first
on the bill of " iltxee vluck one" to discredit
the Indiana Free Banks that she does al
ways act from pure and disinterested motives,
vou may set down as a fact. The Branches
of our State Bank dared not'move openly and
boldly in this matter, and secured the servi
ces of thia " ktate Killer," the grand high priest
of Ohio to raise the siege. 1 his general cur
rency regulator, the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company, was the first to attack the
Stock Banks of Indiana, and with blood hound
rapacity followed them while her strength las
ted.
Let the people of Indiana come to the res
cue, and stand bv their sovereignty. Let not
the sins of that old beldame, who unites thir
teen in one, be visited on the heads ot your
posterity by pcrtetuat:n& her sxi.tence a sin
gle day. Secure the best interests of the State
while you have the opportunity, and blot her
out frm among the people, and let her go
down, with her iniquities, at the apointed
time, and all will be well. " INDIANA."
Q K M I-AXNUAL REPORT OF THE
tJctmil ton of the Im'ian Reserve Bank, Kokomn, lor
'lie s.x tnonts prcCeciiiif the firM Monday of January,
1752.
Capi 1 stock . -
NotestlUcoU' L d
KilU of X"i ante
Notes ot in II i' k -
.No es o fit if i bun us
Ami u it due coin o kholdcrs
Kiprn-e hi c uir.....
Value Ol FurniiU e
; i -
Silver
T tal
S l 0(10 1)0
3H 67
611 (Ml
3.37 I'll
3'J KV 0(1
516 (6
15 III
6 4 10 53
73 74
- 107,604. H
CO.
Amount ofCspital stock, inc udlng iht de.
posited with the Auditor of Mt-, paid
in according ti thr pr..v i.-i. iik i f the law 4?,M0 00
Amount due mtier hank-. or moneyed curo-
r ition, or at int.o:i ... r-0-i 00
Art ount due depo-itois .... 9 t);H 4
Ainou it of notr. bill, or other cv.dencrg of
debt issued .... 00
Amount ni dividends declared and made - H6 3-
To.!
$Ui7bT.l 9-t
or b:.nk : D.
Aim of tne ntlirera oMhe anriaiion
Fo-Her. President j J. inn B-hnn. t ashie-.
Nine- of nm. nt stockholders : Divid Filter, II.
Aih!ey, J'i'iit IS ihitii.
Divsof Discount: Ererv d ty zerpt Sunday.
Day and bourn pu fi r ihe iiai;ari.on of business,
to-wit : From 9 o'clock A. ,M. io3uYloes, P, M., evc
ry day.
STATU OF INDIANA, HOWARD COUNTY, SS:
J. (m H h in He tic duly sworn, ccinse and says ihnt
he is the Cashier cfsaid ba.ilt, an I that ihe forrgOiil
reprtof the irt.n -action and a-onili.ion of raid hank,
for the period iln rrni name I, i true ami c rrcrt, uceor I
ing t'i the liel of his know ledge and Ik-: if.
JOHN IOMAV.
Cdir.
fwnni nnd aub-rribtd Itcfore me, thi 1-t dj of Jan.
1-55. J S K. RKKVKS.
fe 6 Justice of the Face.
qiS MI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
k-J condition f the Huntinsrton County li.ink lor the nx
no ana precede the first d ty of Juiuarj , lt!jj.
DR.
pital stock. ...... Ci.(MMl OOj
Notes di.tcoiinted ------ l,7Ji 1(0
t ill of exolnuijre, - - - - - 4 074 25
Notes of ollit'r hank, ..... 00
Amount of the dchU due to the association or
bank, ... .... I3iij3 15
Amount due Troin ftockholders, - 3-i.(0WJ
Value of personal property necessary ti the
transaction ot business .... jq 00
Expenses ------- 447 57
tiol.l, ........ 5,c5j aij
Silver, 1,013 50
Total, li!9,M!ri33
11,
Amount of capital stoch, including that deposi
ted with the Auiiiloror Male, paid 111 accor
ding to the provisions of the law, . - SG.'.OvO (.0
Amount due other bank , or moiic)ed corjM-
rations, or associations, - 1S,-1!M SI
Amount due debitors, .... 4,431 vO
Amount 01 notes, bills, or other evidences of
d'jul. issue. I, ------- 41,010 00
Amount of debts due fioin the association or
bank, - 9,nyo f-3
Tub Last of tuk Dead-Heads. A pas
se ijrcr on one of our railroads the othor dav,
when accosted for the amount of his fare, re
plied that he mid noihing with him except
one lare bill, which he feared the conductor
would not le able to change. The latter.
thinking; from the man's general apiiearaiict
that ho could uot be very Hush, replied the
change would be given fur any bill he could
produce, whcreutKn the suspicious looiviiig
customer handed out an enormous showbill
The conductor, as in duty bound, Klitely
presented hina a check, and aflec lonately cn
joined him to guard against all danger of jer-
tioiial injury during the trip. Uhxo klaltsnian
UEMI-ANNUAL Um'OUT OP TI1K
k-Jionditioii of the liiilintia Hunk at ,Wa.lisn, lnd., for
the six months preceding the llrst Mouday r ."iiiLJtry
i-Uj :
DR.
Cabilnl Stock, bonds Willi Audit
or.... ................ .... 9",D J I l 9l IJ..HII SVJ
1,5 10 00
7f4 SO
2,.V) M
Konds in tho bank.
Notes discounted..
I ills of exchange
Supeuded debt.... ....
" " ill suit
Remittances
Notes of other banks....
A mount of tlio debts due to tlie association
or bank from hank and corporations. .
Value 1 f real estate nics.ar, to the trans
action of business
O0I1I
Silver
Mock f this batik
July dividend.....
I 3.V do
19..VI7 4
137,084 07
900 On
14.4'i j no
X9.9-U IMi
K',S04
in,- 04
t',"43 PI
5,lij-.' 50
Total..
... $3n'i0 78
Amount of rap tnl stock, including that de
osited with the Audi or of S ate. paid
In according to the provisions of law... S 124.3(H) (Hi
Amouiildiie other banks, or inoneje'i corpo
rations, or associations................ I IOC 4"
Amount title ileositors.... .... ............ llH,j- llr!
Amount of notes, bills, or other ev nlcnces
or debt, issued i'l.i'HI til
Less on hand ".',' G'J 00
Amount of dividends declared and made,
July. Ir54
A 111011 nt of debtsdue from the association or
ban, 011 banking house
Front and loss
30,931 0
1 1 2jO 1 0
S (MiO on
14 9l 40
Total Sll .59n73
Amount h h the capital of the said association or
na'it has been mere sou. tluring tho preceding six month
U an), 9't HO.
Names of the officers f the association or tank :
President F, O. Whitney; Vice President E. K. BuiU-r;
Cashier, O S Pitcher, lh retort. . W. richer Plulii
Sclieik J.S Weyer, f. S. Shunsburjf S. l. "trader, t,
K. Kutler and El (. Whitney.
Names of persons who bare become parties to the
articles of association witliui aanl period: .Wr. t). S
Pit her.
Names of persons who have withdraw n therefrom
Mmeon Oillet.
Names of present stockholders : r R. Kutler, K S
Mt Kee, Philip S. heifc, Shrewsbrv i- Price, A. V Pilch
er, Mr O. S. Pitcher. Samuel M.Mrader K. G. Whit
icy, Samuel Pullets antes II ill A.N. Whitney N.
Conant Kola d Whitney A. P. Conn nt I.emi . hilney
J. e?er ana Indiana rant.
Dusot' discount : Kverv business day
Days and hours open for the transaction of business,
Io-h it : From 10 o loe A. M , to 3 o'clock P. M. of
every business dav
State of Indiana, Jefferson Conn y, SS.
K. U W tliiey, be! g duly sworn, deposes and says
that he is the President of said liauk, and that the fore
poii, g report of tlic transactions and condilion of said
I'ank, for the period Un rein named, is true and corr ct,
aciordmg to the best of his k now ledge and belief
K. G. 1111. NfcY.
Sworn and subscribed beforo me. this First day of
January, 1-55. Moody Pb, N. Public.
Total, $!;MV-:iD33
Names of the officers of the association or bank:
John Hot he President: I. K. YYcideu. Cashier.
Names of persons w ho have become l a ties to the
articles of association within said period : James VVl
don, S. Lewis, J. K.Wcldon. Jas. lledces. II. t ollv. flen.
Uninby. T. lierinan, John Koche. D. W. Anderson.
benj. Orton, amuel Moore, S. Purviance.
.N .lines or present stockholders : Sumo as above
given.
Has and hO"rs open for the transaction of business, to
it: from ten o'clock, . Al.. to three o'clock. P. M.
Slate of Imliaiia, lluntiutitoii county, SS.:
J. K. Heldon, beni; duly sworn, k'xses BIK1 rajs
lint he is the 1 ashier of ail bank . si in I that the forefoinir
report of the transactions and condition of said ban., tor
the i-riod therein named, is true and correct, according
to tne best 01 nis know leiige ami belief.
J. K. WELOOX. Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, thisGth day of imiu-
ary. Irjj. "-" Vlvrk H. C. C.
CE MI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
c 'lidilion of the Salem bank, for the six moil lis pre-
ceuinjr me nrsi .noiioay 01 Juuuar, I -jo.
t apllal stocfc f 50.1111O (Ml
Notes I iscounted ..... 5,5 il 00
Bills of exchange - J7t jj-j 01
Suspe di;d debt ------ 43 54
Kemittaiices, ...... 81,144 l
Noles of other banks ----- K,4(J 00
Amount of the debtsdue to the association or
bank 9,1 IS 73
Hold, 6,43 17
Silver - 78 00
Total, tli23i3J
ca.
Aniounlnf capital stock, including that de
ixisited W illi the Auditor of Mate, paid
111 according to the provisionsof the law $50,(00 00
Amount 1 ue depositors - - . 10,4.-0 1)0
Amount of notes, bills, or other evidences
of debt, issued - 25,33! CO
Total $ii,fc7 to
Names of the officers of the association or bnK :
Thomas O. Ilarns, President; John Cook, Jr., I'asluer.
Names of nrese t tdockholders : Samuel Gumiger,
John Cook, Jr., Thomas G. Harris.
ays of discount: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and .-sturd'ay.
Days and hours en for the transaction of bmducss, to
wit: from nihe o'ebx-k, a. ., to four o'clock, r. at., on
outlay, Tuesday, It'ediicsday, Thursday, Friday, mil
Saturday.
Stale of Indiana, Elkhart Comity, SS :
John Coo-. Jr, being duly sworn, deposes and says
lb .t he is the Cashier of said Kuiik, and that the fore
ST' lng report of t e transactions and condition of said
riaiik, lor the period therein 11 (med, is line and correct,
according t . I .e best of his know ledge ami belief.
JOHN OOK, Jr.
Sworn and subscribed before' me, this Tenth d iy o
January, !K5. JoserH II. .Mather, Com P. Judge.
OEM I-ANNUAL REPOUT OF THE COX-
O DITION of the Indiana Sleek I ant at Lavurt , for
the six months preceding the llrst .Moi.-day of January,
H-55.
DR.
Capital stock bonds on file in Auditorfs of
fice ........ 00 00
Noles discounted - - - - - 9 .6,701) bl
Hills of exchange u,oiai 10
Susvuded d bt Indiana 5 Hr cent, bonds I ,imhi 00
Notes of his bank on hand, - 17,24 1 00
Notes of oilier banks, - .... 17,1.3900
Amount of the debts due to the association or
bank from ban a and ban era -
County orders ------
t'alue of real estate necessary to the transac
tion of bvsiuess -
CP if C. Kailroad stock -
Gold, -
Silver
.MISCELLANEOUS.
44,914 65
040 4U
l.r.oo 00
5ui on
6,-lW ft)
7 I lii
Total
t .".'(1,534 C4
Amount of e pital stock paid in according to
the provisions of 111 law ... $s;o 0(0 CO
Am u nt due oth 1 b nks, ir money, d cor- '
Kratious or associations - - l!l,G-9 III
Aiiiouiil due de si tors - - - P,li. 0 3d
Amount 01" notes, bills, or o her evidences of
debt issued ------ 64.000 00
Now standing to credit of profll - P.-i5 'Jti
Tota' 9iMJU 34
Names of the oflicers of the association o Hank : a-
lol I vw, President: J. n.illi Kelliim, Cashier; liarles
Kellum, A. 1 ashier.
i nines of j.reseut stockholders: Caleb Ives, AllMTt
Ives, of Detroit, .Mulligan; J. Smith. Ke linn, la Porte,
Indiana.
Hays of discount: no special days.
Hays and hour oieu tor the transaction of business,
to wit: from tnuo o cloc A M i i o'clock, Al., and
fr III one to throe o'cloe P M., except days of thanks
giving and fast, 4lli of july, Khrislmas and Jsuuary I of
each year, and the 7th day of the wee ..
Mate of Indiana, La Por e county, SS:
J. Smith Kellum being duly sworn, dexscs and savr
that he is he ashier ! -ai tta 11 k, and that the forego
ing Kep rt of the condition or saiJ bank, is true and
correct, accordins to Hie best of his knowledge and be
lief. J. .-All 11 KEl.I.f.M, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me tins -.M tlay of Janu
ar, 55. Ueini. Novas, Notary Public.
O E M 1-ANNUAL R E rblrrOK THE
kO condilion 01" the Ijx Grange t ank at Lima, Indiana,
for the six 1110. tlis pre ceo i g the first Alouday of Janua
ry, l;.w.
1R.
Capital Slock deo-.ited w ilh Auditorof Stale $57,127 50
H,7C0 t7
3,1X10 bO
i c:w 41
Notes discounted..
Hills of exchange
Expense for plates, etc .
Kemitlaiices, being balance of act omit in N.
York
Notes of other banks
Amount of the debts due to this association
or bank.
Gold
Silver
Notes of this bank on baud
Ihvideud paid........
Premium paid for bonds...........
Total.
Amou t of capital stocv
Amount due other bunks, or moneyed corpora
lions, or association , ",
Amount duu depositors.
Amount of noles, bills or other evl ences
of debt Issued '.
Amount of dividends de la red and l.iade
4,9o0 72
513 00
fill 00
7,S44 70
i!4'.l r3
ICrHiO 00
,-t-3 13
3.5oJ CI
l00,4.'-i 77
3 I X0 00
3 -.9 90
10,100 74
57, 01 00
2..-3 13
Tl 1 9,4 J y 77
N me-of utliccrsof tho association or ban.: Samuel
P. Williams. 1 ashier; John It. Howe President
Names of present stockholders: Samuel P. Williams,
John 11. Howe.
Days and hours ok-ii for t e transaction of business,
to-w it : From a o'cloc to 4 o'c oc P. Al.
St le of Indiana, La Grange County, ." :
Samuel P. W illiams being duly 'sworn, deposes and
says that he is the ashiur or said Bank and tli l the
foiegoing report of the tranui lions and condition of
s .id bank for the eriod therein named, is true and cor
rect, according to the best of his now ledge and belief.
S. P. ILLIa 1 S. Cashier.
N. K. Tho above report exhibits the transactions of
the above named bank since Us cuiuuieiicemeiit, Febru
ary I5lll 1-51.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Tenth dav of
January, Isi5. J. S. 1 jsii.k J. P, l. ".
WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL BOOK
f STOKK, at lnd ai apolis one door writoldt
W. ,t House, at wii ch .re aol.l. at 1ot pr tea. ilir b t
orksi i Law, M.dictnc, and Thcol- gy.as well as ti,e
stand 1 rd lli-toiical, .Misci llaneous and Scuiiol Hook-.
Also, a larse assortmeut of sutioneiy . Blank tiooka
ami W 1 Pajer. n .vljw A. MKKKIlL.
MEDICAL
C0MET1IING NEW A RARE CHANCE
-J is now offered to the citizens ofludiar.apolis and tin
country, to necome Mcfiiberk i T uiie ot ihe bekt Ax-i.
Hiimis 111 the Inlon Thf! New l .u. ni.nl nan Art anrt
l.iie'ary As-ociLtion. Persons wmiiiu to becoim
Memlieis will please address U. F. Tmompsow, Hon. See
re'ary, Imlianxi is. In.i.
Ihe bKf.KK SI. AVE. BAPt!H AN ATK. VF.MIS
FL(KA.HEBK,nd ke DA NCl.NG UlRL.
The above re ebraled Statues, logeiher wlih Fifteen
Stumetlet ta Bronze, and seveml hunured MarmtArent
Ctl Ftintinqt form ihe collection of prizes to be di-
tiinut'U aiming me menders of Hi Co-nmpoi 'It 11 Alt
'S'K-iatioii ai the hrst annuil distrit uuon, in February
nrxi.
The Coinopoluan Art ai:d I.nerarv Associition. or.
rarnz-d for the Fiirouragement and General Diffusion o(
literature and the Flue Arls on a nw nnd onpiual plan.
Tina popular An Association isdrsieiel 10 rneournee
and (popularize ihe Fil e Arts, and dust uiim.tr- whole,
some Literature thr xietiout the cininT). A Gallery if
Ait is perm luenll. foun'le,, ana will coniam a valu ibie
Collection of PaintiiKS and Statu uv, lor the annual is.
iribuii.m of each year The be-l I. lemture f the d iy
win be is-urd to subscribers, consisting of ihe popular
Month y Miirnzii'rs, Reviews.
Tiie CoiMiiittee of Manacemei t hare the pleasure of
announcing ihst lbe Fir. vnnnal Distribution will lake '
pla e 011 tne 2Sih February next, at wha htime w ill dis-
triiiuieu or allotted to me nbrrs. sevrrtl huu.lreJ Works
of Art, an g which is iheort(inal and w .r d rcnownrd
rtatue of ii-. GasFK f-l.Ya, by Hiram Powers, rotting
over Jlet thousand dullnrs! tor. tin r with the beau iful
statues of Vises, Bacchanate, II bk. Flora, a-d ihe
Dancimu Uirl: and Intern Siaiutttcs 111 Bronze, im
IMTtid from Puns; also, a lartr otleciion of Oil Paimt
ihgs, comprising some of the best produmions .f cele
brsie l American and Foreign Artists.
Tmj Literature issued to suliscnb- rs consists of the
following Monthly Magazines: JMrpr't Putnam, Kn'ck.
trkotk'T, BlnekiroorVt Graham' I, Matarint of Art, and
Oodtjf'i Lniy't Book, and the t(uarteily Reviews re.
pistcd in New York: F.6-rj, llestmimter, London
QHmrterlf, ai.d Asm Briiik.
PLAN FOR THK 1 IRRKNT YFAR 1854-5.
The ptyment of three dollars enn-t.tuies any one a
nu inscr of ih s AssocniLui. and entitles 1 im 10 cithrr
ne of the above foxexzme for o ie yer, and also to a
ticket 111 Ihe iti.tnbul ion o: t ie Smuirv and Punning-",
w b.ch are to be all. died to incm m-m in Januiry.
Perrons t ikini; live membersh ns ' rntiiled to any
five of the Macazinesoiie year, and to six tickets in ihe
distribution
Persons, on ' ecoinm uienV'crf, can have their Mica
ziue cnmmeiir e w.th any ii.oiitli they cho 'se, anj rely
O'l its bring 111 uled to them pron.p Iy mi ihe first of
ever- month, direct iriffl llifi New York and 1'hitaJel
phia Publishers
LITTKLL'S LIVING AGE, ireel'y.i- fumuhed one
year nn.l two meinl-ersln,. f -r $6.
The net proceeds derived rrom the sale of mi-mber-sbipi,
art devotee 1 1 the purchase of Works of A-l lor
the rnsu nt year.
Books to receive names at th Eat. ra uff.ee
New Y.r, or We t-!i 1 f5ee. Sandu-ky.
The litlleiy of An 1. luc.itid at Snudusky, (the Wt si.
ru oiTiie n' ,he Aoci.iiiou ) wh-ie mpt'b Graniit
Btillms htve been errc ej tor t, and in r k e spa
cious a,iKins ih Si nJ.d Collection of Stmuary and
Paintings are exhibited.
THK ADVANTAGES SF.CTKF.D
by le.-nmillK a niemlvr ol ihis AMeiiit on are
I t All persons receive ihe full value of ineir sub.
scnptioii nt the flan, in the shape ol Meilinj M iKMiine
Giieraiure
21. F.ach member is contributing toward purrlinint
ch -ice Works 01 Art, wbch Hie L Ul-tril.u.rd snioilt
incm lv. , suit ate ai the same tune enc rig me the
Arti-is f the country, disl Ui .11 x th. nsai.d- ol uollars
th bUh !ts aceney.
I'ersi.i.s ill remutint fundi for men!icrhip, wl I
plcae g their p-t vjfic udjitu in full. t.itni the
iiionth il. cy wih the Mj: z nr. to ciinuieuCe, ami u rre
ihe wo-'i Rrntett l " u ihe nTe' i to prrvem loss,
on iLe receipt ui winch, a lernhca e o mrmier-hiu to
(rthrr Willi the m ir.azliie desireil, will be forwarded 10
any p irt of ihe coun.ry
Tii...-e who purchase MtZncS at l!ook.iorc will
obrrve that by lotmna dn as oci ition, lu y r. c ive
Ihe M'naxint mm! fret ticket in the annual ili-inli..iioii.
1AI
cLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINI
MKNT. Over a Mill on of potties we e so d in
'53. The U' pnralleird success Of this l.iutineiil. ami
(he inird'-uloua cures that it has and is pcrformm. in all
carls of the Wesiern and Southern country, is n sum
-irnl cuarautee for Us a-tonishine etlica y
Two dollar botlies of Mcl-an's Vo!car:C l.lnimeiit has
i-ored ihe moM iiivetcraie cases ofClirouc and iinflsmn
iory Kheumatism. Nciireleia. and Gout; in reem ca-cs
few applications will give relief. For Psr!ys., on.
traded MuelC. Stiffness or Weakness 111 the Joiiils,
.Muscles; or Lteaments, it will aever fai It applied ac-co-d'tlf
10 Ihe directions, the once shrivaled a.ul stiffened
limbs will rceain the elasticity of ynuih. Two applica
tions will curr Sore Throat, Toothache, or F.i'ini l e,
audit will aniost instantly remove any local tnltmna.
1 1011 or pain. Forssore Nipples, Caked Urtust.sore Lips,
fh.ipH-d bauds, chiidblinn, Ac, it is the only rrliahle
remedy. One fiftv ecu bottle has nevrr fade- in euruitr.
the Piles. Hundred who were atflic'.ed for years With
that distressing disease, have been cjred by a frw appi'
callous. 1 1 will remove Hronohelo. or Goitre, any unnal
ural lump, node or tumor, and il wi I cleanse and heal
any ulcerous sores, or a dieae called fevr aorrs 011 the
'es. no difference bow I nt, they may have existed
One fifty cent botile will heal the most severe bum or
scshi. fresh oil. or wound, without a scar. Hues of
muviu toe. stme -f bees, wasim, or anr p isonous in.
sect, one application will eivc insiant relief. For brui
se, sprains, Ac. it m an infallible remedy.
McLean' Volcanic till Linimetsl has been thoroughly
ieied in each and all of the above diseases, and we have
never known it to fail in performing a cure, when ap-plie-J
act ordinf to directions Who, then, will suffer
from eaiernal liseasrs, when a safe and sure remedy is
so easily blamed?
Kvcry Fart il should keeps 'upply alway on hand,
lor use 'ii time of need.
Reader, have you friend that are suffering from extrr
nal diseases '. then 10 tell them to call at once, and gel a
sapi'iy a-d be cured.
Ill PLANTERS FARMERS AND OIIIF.RS,
working a large number of hands and slock, hundreds ol
dollars can te raved aunaally by asine. McLean's V.I
ca uie Oil Lin. mem It is equally efficacious in curing
dieases 111 hordes and other an:mals, such as rpluit, spa
vin, node-, swclliitc or lameness II will cure poll evil,
fistula, old 're, or Sweeney, if properly applied. For
sti aius, bruises, scratches, chafes, saddle or collar calls,
recent sores, wtiuuds, Arc , il Is an infallible remedy.
There is no mistake about it. McLean's Vo'.ean c O.I
Lmimrnt will nevel fad to cure any of the above dis
cuses, if applied aieordinc 10 the directions, which ac
company each bottle 111 English and German
Read the lb! low in Certificate, which is
INCONTESTABLE PK00P
of what we have asserted:
J. II. McLean, Si. Louis, Mo. Dear Sir I was atfl.c.
ted fur fifteen month with rhcamalism, so much that I
was unable to attend 10 any (u-i.ie-s. my lees. arn,
ami finger wtr swollen dreadfully, tha mux ti were
coniraced, and I suffered the niosi excruciating pain. I
applied some five or ii bo llrsof Mu tang Liniment; it
had no more t?cct than so inu h greae I o'ltxined one
riozen of bottles of VolaanieOil l.iuiiuent ol your asent
Mr. Pike, for which I hs.:l ever feci grateful lo him, and
in live da) I war entirely welt, and i take p!eiuiein
reLOinniCudiiia 11 o the public. And I also add that one of
my I Oi ses got. cai t In the stable and was unable to stand
ur In the purn ng I made one of my b .ys rub 011 some
of your Liniiitent and in three hour he could walk al out
the yard, apparently lhnt noihing had hapieue.l 10 I Im
Mr. Davie snd other of my nc ghu.rs were peeiil Hi
the time. a. d they concur with ine In saying, ihat mi
plainer fiu'U d be Without a uppl of this invaluille
tiled. li.ie oil hand. I remain yours. Ac.
MnKS B. WHITE.
Panola, Miss.. Feb. $ P-54.
Then linger no lonerr wiih tne many worthless L 111
inents (Terrd to you. Oi.t tin a supply of McLean's Cele
brsted I .iniiiH iit. I; w ill cure ou.
For .ale by J. H. I-t-an, le proprietor, comei of
Tin d .lid Piit.'-sts , St Louis. Mo.
Also, bv W. H ROMEI'T. w .ole.ale ana retail
Drugg s-, liulisnapods. mnl-w
REAL ESTATE, cVC.
pRVSTAL FOUNTAIN WATER-CURE.
V ' This ei-labl.stuiieui tor the cure of Chrome His
rase. i condoCteii l.y lr K. I. Hii.l. I ro cssor of
Surgerv in the t hve sn 1 Hoif.rfpMlhtC Collet e.l and Dl
til diliic same 'rice ihcy now piy lor the Miaitne i N G Hiha Jt. both rxpetieucct Phy.icans and ah e
ito;e.
IVTscn- subieribint; sny time befi re 'he If'th of Jan
aary,are eo iieil tu tne M fozuiii tor Ki5.
FLOWING OF THE Bd.K."!
f ubrC i ti n- wi I lae re-eivtd up to the30t 1 January,
at Wii.i h tl ne the dil. Iho'i n will t .ke place.
Ilr rouuihs
T'.e tacil.t rs in this '-Cure' I. r the ucce-ful treat,
me 1 of I'hrouk,- D.siases. ai d cee.liy the d.ff ieni
f.-rms of I)yiCi.ia, I) s-ns.-s of the Llvr, pni-.ai d
Nervous Sste 11. R icuini'iC Aifeeii ns, N'ejr Ke
mile Die;is. tietit r 11 I -eh nt), Hr.nichiti. 1 nd Ii cip -rm
f!,iM4iim tiii.i a kt!l n tli.., . i h, iiniiru
1 Ijuu 1 k i mi ui'.ci(ir 1 i r. i 1 ali.ui. r per or rice-ive n ed -a 1011. are not Suips-rd by i y
of the whole col e tuni to be dis.ribu ed, wi l be Si i:l 1
tree of charge on apolicaiicu.
r- lnh-eof ihe so ; aeon, at the Kith kerbocker
Mg- zme ITice, 34-1 Bin miwiv. New York, ami at No.
Kid y aler -l , Snudu-ky, tduo. Aiblre-s. (ai t ither 01
fiee, ) ri r m.iiibelslii,.s, O L. nF.KBY,
f A'-iuary A. 4. L A.
TO THE FRIENDS OK AK r.
The Commitiee l Man .gemei.i f ih: CosinTiolilsn
Art As,oc.atiou, being ue-irous of 1 x. rudmg the bene
fit of the liisti'U 1011 10 every por 101 01 t ie I'mied
hulii wish to appo.ui some le 1 imib e p. rn m
II .in mrv erretniies 01 eiuca a id 1 ns wuere uoue
re a rea lv t-ppoinled. Address ts al o .e
dc i-v7d W A ,a w 4 w
( HIARLES MAYER, NO. 29 WASHING-
VyT. Street, keeps cou.iautyo. hind a very large
loCk of n en l e.s variety of goods am.-ng-l v h.eh are
grocerH-s. prsiue ami iroviion , geinine Havtnna
e g ,rs and the bran.l of Virginia lol at Co; Ire-h peaches
and lom iioes in tm cans, pic.les and preserves, sardines,
lohoiers. and a variety of oilier fish. Wmte and i ed, I
French, pani-h, ami native me Kng ih a e a.itl j r
er il.rei i troin the I'u-tom Hou-e. pine mommies and
i'Ckcl bo k unr.vaicd ni style, qua n, and prn-e jm-i.
fumerv , c-imb a ui brushes of every description. poekt
eul rry, razois, knives and forks dirs. and scis,.r. n on
ihe !-ei r.nguaii m.itiaiciurers; Oeniian .nlsaiid guns :
Colts and A'lcn' revivers, game bg- nhtng ltkle '
eic. - Toys a large Mix k of ever iniiia iu that
4iie 0110. -Tte of eTy deaer.plKHi., for Canary. rel I
'irds, mocking lord, etc.; a breeding cages mid birds
ncsis. laics, H ow basket willow cribs, wil.ow wag
on, w il.ow cradle-, wi bw chairs, at very low price;
violu.s, cui'ar., flules, fiiea. aeeiK -eons. Kieni h narp.,
imnbouriiie. barjo-, ele etc Kancy goods, a large and
fine election pine and cedar ware, u h as chums. wah
and foot lul't well, hi r-e and water buckets. niea-ure,
firkins, pa. U, bin ier moulns, etc., etc. Quick and laigc
-ales, aiso pircaa-mg my goods at ne.tdiju ner. en ibie
ne t i sell e-peeudiy niauuinctured fOotl.aiunu.ua low
prices Thankful fiT the liberal patronage, which I h ,v
enjoyed fo the lust f.ojnetn yea's I solicu resH-cil"ul.y a
nnitmuaiiee o be same. CH AK LE M . KK.
- WashiugKMi st., i doors east o. the I'vlmrr.
jiie d. w lv.
n'.lis iin-ii. ii h - c-.uii y Kspeei-d al eul o'i wil1
be ariVen to tiseu eomm n v knnw:i as Smrgienl
C'.. -ueh as ILp-Di-ea-es, Fever Sores W bite el'.-in-,
F slula., C. neers iu lUe early tag;! ,) U.sta-e-!f
ihe E.e, p ne. , c.
The Fern . I I) i-a-lineni is une'er the special ch rge
0 -t skillful FemuU Phyticim who will all h ive li e
i t a .d counsel ot' ti e mi'tr i r le-io i d mi endan s.
Her rxicrieu e iu one t Hie m.l ccesf ll water.
c u t of the Kat, and her 1'fvntion to the suff r nas of
her s-x. We Imal. will re i nusrn.l her 10 the favor of
lh'e who se k rel -ration to n- a tu.
Piiieiiis wnl have ihe l. nefit of the ni .si sk I fu II"
n rxpv.hic or Secifi pr a -ri t on an mvamage eij .y.
rd iii t ut lew Vi. r Cures' nt present, in this country.
Anisic arrangement. r- made for givi.ig warm or hot
w m-r baihs
Tne rooms are l-trge, airy, and v II ventilsird The
B 'tli room are ample, and u;ii i-d with an ahumla. ee
of sott wa er of I e rurc-t qua ity, fl.iwuiij iroin rand
stone rN k-, lice from any caicait ous or o ner mi. eral
sulMain-rs.
The mI is drv a .d -an Iy. he a r pure an I ree fiom
fogs T'.is I i al.iv i- ceirlr .t.-d :or hea'thlulness ro
t pidcmir di-eas- idrr hiv.ng prev-ule.l here :t paral.
It I in this re-p. ct i unknown n Ihe West. Il is on t e
hi hi Hid-, 4 miles 'io n an I sevcr.il hundred feel ab. ve
I ..ke Fr.e I' v. ry ic-e-s t.le. bring 2) m le. from tne
It rloi Stall ! Ciev t'sn I At r r I . Ki r a t, v San.
duskt: 4 utiles fiom Townsei d Siatiou -oi t ofn Dii.
i-ii, V.. A T, Kid out. v.ii N -rw-ilk; 8 miles fn.nr x or
wa k an I 14 nu es from Sand-iky, via C 4c T. Kl IrosJ.
The prices fin te-iJru -es at this ! ure. mcluiilne b -arU.
lieniii nt, and inrsing, will vary In ni (6 to fl2 per
week.
Address, "Crystal Fountain Water-Cure. " Iter 'in
llieh . Erie coun.y, h o. d i V ul w3m
ARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
OEM I-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CON-
J dition of the lloosicr Hank, at Logansvort. Indi
ana, f"r Hie sin months preceding the first Mouday of Jan
uary, fj..
DR.
Capital slock bonds deposited with Auditor
of St.-ito ....... f 50,100 O'l
Notes discounted and bills of exchange - Sf7.ll O'J
stlispeiidcil debt, - . - - -hreiiiiiiins
on bauds, - - - -Notes
of other banks, - - -
Ottlce i.o es, .....
Amount of debts due tins bank,
Expense account ....
Gold, -------
1I O'l !.aie, sr icetru iioiu a iai r iiuiiiiici siv inrw sei.
J'. , , i er tcktibiouy than the meie word ni heproinetu
i'i- 1 are all from -enilenien yvell known in the.r lot
'r" nil I "f lhe h,Shet ieeitability. many of Ihet
Silver, -Total
,' 37 00
I VJi I'd
5 U4 j 4S
V.3I4 4d
13,Ti.3 M
Xri 41
9 1-'3,S 10 "j
Amount of capital stock, Including Hint depos-
iled with the .ludiiurol Mate, jiaid in accor-
Oinx to the provisions of the la w, - - .0,0tK) 00
Amount due other banks, or moneyed corpo
rations, or associations, .... 4 050
inoun due ilepositots, 4 ,!ajt 'J7
Amount of n.-ilvs, bills, or other evidences of
debt, issued ...... 40,fX-5 00
Amount ofdividendsdcclared and made, pro
l sl,4Ul 4H
Total - $ .m.flO "5
Names of the officers . f the aswHiation or bank: Phil
ip Polland, President; D. M. Dunn, cashier.
Names of present stockholders: Philip Polland, D.
i. I lun II.
iKiysand hours open for the transaction of business :
from 10 o'clock A M., to ,i o'cloc, P. M.
M.ite of Indiana, t'ass county, SS:
D. M. Dunn, being duly sworn deposes and savs
thai he is Ihe Cashier or s.ild hau ., and that the ft-reKoing
report ol the transactions and condition of Said batik,
for llie crioil therein named, is true and correct, accord
iii to III best of Ins knowledge and belief.
U M. DUNN.
Sworn and subscribed before ine, this 1st dav of Jan
uary, li-55. Go. SstiTi'r, J. P.
OEM I-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CON
swDl I ION of the Prairie l it) Bank, for the 6 months
preeotlin;- the first Monday of January, 1-55.
tH.
Capital stiK-k, Indiana and Tenessee bonds, $ 69 405 (Hi
G5,fr-i 4J
trt hi i m
1-5 0 in
l!i"'-l .'8
3,f50 I 0
i,044 le
1,9 0 77
I Jj'H t7
10.4 1 1 45
5 6
1', Mi l.o
Notes diMOIIIitcd.
Bills of exch liR , . . .
.-uspL-nde.1 debt - . - . .
Sij-ht evehamre o i New Vork ...
Notes of other banks, -Amount
due from stockholders, expense,
Value of real elale necessary to the transac
tion of business, peraoiiul properly,
Value of otho je I estate, biioiig house -Gold,
-ilver, ........
Dividend No. 4, paid, -
Total,
$3!J,0(M1 45
Amount of capital stock, im ludinclhnt deMs
ited w ith Ihe Au.litor of tate, paid in ac
cording to the proy isions of the law, - $ .'00,000 (X)
Amount due depositors, - - - 115,141 Ud
Amount of holes, bills, or other ev
idences of debt issued, - - 109,'HXl 00
Less our notes on hand. r.',557 00
87.439 0(1
Amount of dividends declared and made, i(),khioo
Surplus protils ...... 7,b3 o7
Total, - - $ iil,0( 0 45
Names of the officers of the association or bank: C. vt .
C W. Barbour, Prcsid-iit; f. H. alley, ashler.
Names of je-rs his who have become parties lo the atti
cles of association w illtin said iieriml: John Jacobs, h(.
Names ol present stockholders: John K. ui'fiiiiL'haiii ,
Danie! A. joiics, W illiam B, Tucll, James II. Turner.
John hYa, Alex. MiGrejrnr, Ephraitii S. olfe, A. K.
Chapman. Henry K. ilson, John Jacobs., Jas. II. U'-
ole, John If. O' ojle, 11. Williams A Co., James I".
Grimes. Levi G. Warner, John F. Kinp, C. V. i5arbour,
Sarah King, acob D. Fjirlj, Lucius Kj-e, Samuel S. Ear
ir, Adams .'iickinliaiii ni iturires. John V. D vis
Win. I'.ruster, 1'honias Ii. Arms rotip. S. K. I osmer, W .
J. ' nil, Kob.-rt Taylor, Eliznlatli Hushes, Lucius 11.
Scott, if K. J, J. Whitcoiuh, Harriet K. Li ton, .Uary n.
Linton, Fliabelh S. II una, James McClain ll.inna.
Da of discount Mont a) v
i.-i y s a ti.l hours ojk'ii lor 'the transaction of bus ncss,
to wit. 'from 10 o'clock, a. at., to3oMock, r. m., every
day ex-pt Sunday s, 4th of July, and ( hristmasday.
St-ite of Indiana. Vejro countyj .;
C.-tllum II. fail y. boinpdiiiy sworn, deboses nnd s;tys
that he is the ashier of said bank, and lluit the fore
jroinif rcHrt of the transactions and condition of said
bank, for the period therein named, is true nml correi t,
accordins to the best of his knowledge nnd belief.
. H. A I LEY, Cashier.
Sueorn and subscribed before mi this eeemlwr -JTth,
A 1) I.-54. CusaLK Ct-arr, N P.
A'l pmrliclt f Mercury in it An In a U' lr Krinedy
for Scrofula, King's Evil, Ki. eumatism, obstinate Cuta.
i.e.. us Etuplious, Pimples s.i.d P.lules on the Face.
Llotches, Boils. Chronic Sore Kv s. King crmi r Tet
ter, Scald Head, Kn largemeul and I'nn t ie II .iiesaiiO
Joints. Stubborn Ulcers. Syphiltii D so der Luni' aeo
Spinal Complaints, and all disea ai a.ng fmm an in
ludieious use of Mercury, Imprude ce in Life, or impu
rity of Ih Hood.
'this valuable Medicine w hicb has become celebrated
for the number of exuaordtnary c.ires effected through
its agency, has .r.iluctl the proprietor , at the ur;ent re
quest of their friends to offer .t to the puMic, which
they do with the utmost confidence in It- virtues ami
woiid.rlul curative propvrlies. The lollo wing ce. tifi
tate. selected from a (arse number art how. ver. strong
letors; and
calllirs.
them rest
iliug iu the city of Kithmoiid, Va
F. HOYDEN. Esq.. of the Exchange Hotel. Ki b.nond
known every where, say h baa seen the M e.l it ine call
ed CsKTk,' SraaisH MixTtat ad in n isle red in over a
hundred cases, in nearly xll the diseases f r which il a
rrconintended, with the most astonishing good result.
Hesay-it is Ihe most ext-aordiiiary medicin he has
ever seen.
AGUE AND FEVKK-Ortat Car I hereby certfy
that for three years I had Ague and Fever ot the moat
violent description. I had several ihysituus, t-Mik
large quantities of Quinine, Mercury, and I lelicve alt
the Tunics advertised, hut all without any perniam i.t
relief At last I tried CaaTca's Srsatsn Mis rtiaa, tn
bottles of which etlectU 'llv cuied me, and I am happy
to say I have bad neither Chill- or Fever since. I coil
sider il the b( si Tonic in the world. anJ the only med
icine that ever reached my case.
JOHN I.ONUDKfi.
Beavei Dam. near Kichmond, Va.
C. B. LUCK, Esq., now livin in the city of Rich
mo d. and for many years in the post-olKce, i a such
conti.lcuie in the asloiiishing etlicacy of CtiTtt'i
SrsHisii .Miiti ii, that he bought upwards ol 50 bottles,
which he has g.vcu away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck
says he has nevei known it to fail when take accord
ng to diieclloua
Dr. MINGE, a piactlciug physician, ami lormerly of
the City Hotel In the city ol Kichmond, iys he has
witnessed in a number of instances, the effects of Ca
tii t Spanish Miiti ii which were moat truly surpri
sing He says in a i ase 1 Coiisuuisi on, drpenden: on
the Liver, t ie good effects wer. wonderful indeed.
SAXit'KL M. DKINKFK, of the nnu of Driii.rr &
Morris, Kichmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of
eight yi ars stand. ng. by the use of two hottli of ar
jir's Sp iiiisu M xtuie.
GKKAT CUKK OF SC KOFU LA The editors ol the
Kichmond Kepuhlicaii ha., a servant employed lu their
pre-s r -oui, cured of vi lent scrofula, combined with
Kheuniatisni, wl.ieh cut rely risah rd l.im Irom work
I' wo bo;tles of Ca' trr's .-psuish M.xtuie mad - a per
fect i ure ol him, and the edilors, in a put. lie notice, -ay
they '-cheerfully recommend il to all who are a (fluted
w it b any disease of the IiIoimI.'
STILL ANO I HEK CUKE OF SC KOFU LA. I had
very valuable boy cuied ol Sctolula bt Carter's Spanish
Mixture. I consider it a truly vaiuahl- medicine.
JA yi F.S M. T IVUIK. Conductor
Ou the K. F. vV p. K K. Co.. Kichmond. Va.
SALT KIILUM OF 20 YF.AKS STA.N ll i . UKKD
John ThoinpS'iii. residing iu lb; c I) of Klcbniond,
was luted by three Dollies ol - artrr's Sp-ni-h M.iluie,
ol Sail K..rum which he had nearly '.'U ears, an i wi.icb
all the physicians ol the city oul.l n l cure. Mr
Thompson is a w II known merchant of .he city ol
Kichmond, Va.. Jiid his cure i. most ie alkahle.
Win. A Malhewsof Kichmond, had a servant cured
of Syphilis, in the wors lonu, by Cner's -pauish
Mixture. He says he ch. erlully recoiiimemls it, and
cousidi i it an inva.ua. le medicine
Knhard West of Kichmond, was cured ol Scr.dula,
aud wh:t physicians called confirmed Consumption,
by three bottles of Carter's Spanish .Mivthre.
Edwin Burton. Commissioner of the Keveuue, say
be Las seen the good c fleets of anei's Spa., ish Mixture
iu kUmher of Syphi tic cases, aud say it i a perfect
careol that horrible disease.
Vt in. G. Ilir wood, of Kichmond, cured ol Old Sores
and Ulcers, which disabled him from walking, look
a lew bottle s of Ca.tcr's Spanish M.xlure, and was
enahle.1 to w ilk without a crutch- iu a shoit tin.e per
manrul ly cure i.
BKNfc lTV BKKKS, No. I Main st., Kicbiuoiid.
Va., rroprictor,
And or sale by CKAIGHEAD A BKOWN I NG,
liitlianspolU, lnd ,
Ami "y Druggist and liealers every is hee.
apiill dAi w lv
CROWN'S ESSENCE lK JAMAIC
Gl.MiLK. This Erssence l a prrpaiat on ol uu
usual excellence. In ordniaiy diairhca, incipient
cholera, iu short, in all cnr lit pros'.iation of the di
?tive function it is o incslinist 'e ;li; Duiui
ite prevalence of epidemtt thole t i-i sji .irr com
paints of children, it I rscul'ir!; t.Zt.iz jus; no
amily. tiavelrr. or ledivi.' j il si.oulu r-e without it.
Cactio:. I sure to grl ti.r Keuuii.e esw uce, which
is prepared only b) e. Hlfi ' U N , t ni raA. ana Chew
cai Mare, .V. p.. et mer ' m t int.l Strtei
Philadelphia. ut iur ' ()' all lhe .-.-.ei.lhle Apotl
ecaric in the Ui nr Stale, x-f. in luc'ianapolis, t,y
JylJdfcH t PAI . M I. HkO VSING
miscl:llaie4)us.
HEAL ESTATE AND STOCK OKFIC.P,
.VcKF.MNAN cV MAY. Wasnnc o- M, adjoining
the Palmer House, .icce-o tn t nspma. and Vic
Ke nan) i.ave now e t- r. d on their lik.me hin
TWO M 1 1 .LIONS) FIVK HUNDKK1" IHi.UAND
DOLLA KS' win th ot Keal Estate; lor hale on vouim.s
tl n.
FARMS IN MARION COUNTY.
NO. 18, TO acres Smiles south of Indianapolis, in
P. rry township, cultivated, bidldint good.
NO. 32 40 acre .1 miles soctb of I njianapol a,
3 notch line . osd, ha If cleared
NO. 134 Kin acres I M m .( from Donation line ball
cleared, bu ldines cord.
NO. 143. 103 aces of Timber LanJ 4 miesuth
of In.iwnapolis, west of Drum a farm
NO. 197. 8 acres I niile from lnd anapolis. on
noch lin road.
NO. 250. 119 seres mi.es north east of Indian apo is
c eire-i, hui.i.ing good
NO. 263. 8- aces 7 mites from Indianapo is, soutk
J cle-wed hu. ding good.
N O. 296 3(0 acres 10 mi es south east n Indian-
polls, jut) acres tieaieJ, brick bou e, impruVemrnU
good.
NO. 327. SbO acrs 10 n.l es eat of I ndianapoli, J
cullivte.t, good bi ilding.
NO 330. J 10 acres H miles south ofl ndianapo'U 131
acre cult.vated, cnoJ house. &C
NO. 37. 70cres -ouih ea tof India isjpoli. 9 ..cie
deadened. (7 mi e ir.-lu town ).
NO, 371 V acie 5 nittcs touiii of I nutaoa,.o ia, SO
acie cultivate I tood bui dinr
NO 378 acres S mi es no ih w si of In daaa
poll, cuiti v.ite.i, imp ovcnient go.Kl
NO 407 ni'iC es t m Its irom In ltsnapoli,li.u
ber.
NO 416. W a? es utiles I om Indiana po is, splen
did hou-e and b..ru.
NO. 433 12 acres?) miles east of 1 : 1 ai apofa.
NO. 436. it'ii acies :J u il - r in In i iiiH,Hi,son the
Be.li fouU ne Kul. .!, 2tKi i. .t cultivated, bil k
bou-e.
NO. 468. W acres ij miles south wet of Indianpdi-,
cultivated, good i i rjveii.ents
NO. 469. 1-0 acres 1C in.l.-s east of I tdian.-ipotis 150
aer. a ea.tivate i, improve in- ats goswl.
NO. 477.-3Jd acres Smiles a utb tasl f in !iaitapo.i
115 res u tiV ited iin.irotenK nts itnnl.
NO. 493. 810 acre mi c west ol" InJiai arx lis, 70
ac-e- cui .v..t d. niroeii.eii.s eace len.
NO 530 TtfacriS 4J mite north e.-s' of Indiana,
poll-, 35 a. r. a cuit vale , impr veni nia a.od.
NO. 611.i3 acres 6 miles norm eat .! I ndianapoli -all
iinler.
NO. 612 11 acrts mile cast oi hid snap. .lis.
NO. S17. 80 acres 6 mile north east f Indianapolis,
all under ncr i caiuvj ed
NO 533. 31 ac es M m les sou'h west of lnd sua.
po .a. 100 cubiaied, I On acP a wood pasiyre.
NO. 5d8. 8o acres 1' mi.es south wiaiof In liana
poli i culnva rd, impr Viine..l.
NO. 530 rU :.cr. 3 miles south of I d lianapolis 611
acres cu1 tivair I, impr i nu-i.ts Kd.
NO 610. tin ce4J nine n..r h ei .1 ! Ii dans
p.. is :j acre . ulliti , line imiovrnient.
riO I z u t tea a m.iesnoriii ea I ot inaii.ais..
2ii0 ncre-. e.i improved.
NO. 35G. M acre east of Drat and Dimb Asvlam.
NO. 65i H4 so res land I mile cast oi Doi.taion bur,
30 cli-areo.
FAKMS IN OTHER C0U. 1 E1ES.
N . 1 1 yi ucies ir. iM-o.ie i uuly , i c..l .vaied, 30
miles irom lnd annpol.. o. the tHiie ai d Cliutou I ,
on t..e Mich gau icaJ.
NO. 4"li. Slj acre .m B sine c unity j cuiiiva ej so
in it. a fro u in .n..po l and 9 ir.on G u....n o.. the
Mr hu.. road
NO. .Vaj. H' acres in Hus'ne C. unt,. uu tlicl neol
Mo toin. i .. 3' acre eu tiv tieii, g.K i im ....v. ni....
NO IX 1 kc e in cl.u ..ii c'Ui.ly,31 unle irom
lnd mi iinh. ill aer. s e.c ne i.
NO. I'll. i-: ac s 2J H I s u .l .h sen ui SiirlhyVille
UMi :.. re- cult vaied ltni .le ..le,.e . o me Mich ;aa ro-l.
NO. 2i5.-liu a ru inub.r6 itmes no. a Sh. L T
ti le, mi tne E Iviihuigu rj road
NO. 4-7. PHI . res i.i !'llill..n coai.l),) Mi lie f. on.
.VI. Kll.o.id, 40 acri t culliva.c-i.
NO 47 ljo r. a im i i.nloii county ,lnn.
NO. i.'t'i, boO actes n-rt:. cast c -Iu i of Morau
xij o.ly a I aii-ie. ic.ee 30 a. r. a caii.vai i. o l house.
NO. 3iti. - l'i" icress ml es es ol jrc n Woo I, oiiu-
son cUlit) , IW mcTlB Ca.litaled, Im, r Vein. U ko I-
N0. 3la -I" -crcs iu Biriiioioinew coam,i Cie
n ti,e,i, .inpiove.i.eiil o.m. i nide west ol citsw
bu.
NO. 3-J4 - l.xi ii'ii ii be i land 2J mdrs f om Tl,.
ii. a. Ml a. r. 6 mile. ir. lu 'I ipo u bo ucre- rt lliva
t, d, .shI nu i.ove.ii.il, a. so. 40 acre li.ii'x r I J .u.ie
i. rn. T p on; .I t. 40 m if, Uinbrr 3 oi l. lion. 1 .pUn.
NO -'-t. 'M o rt .1 u.ne o.oh ot in tuu uu i. tv r.
rail'O. i it4ir..V d.
NO 4IC KKi aces west of T pto.. t) mile.
HO 44i. - .0 a -ie ol l.nd.u rmii im uui.t) . alu.
3 iocir l i J n.l iioo. Llovcntule.
NO. 4.U. loO M-itn oil iu.4 .u. .e. iro n Ureencasll-.
ood impruVt III U S.
NO. 310. cie in no Hie cumy e s.iici sou in cast
ol Lehau. u.
NO. 4:''.-'.'0 acres iu J if se- county
NO. 5bl 100 icres iu Stark county. LSi rod front
lb i ouiity a ai.
NO. iW. 33e" in C ilium county, wel' Improved
NO 51H 4)ii ace, in Benton county
NO. 531 ilti acres id Urcen county, in a high aiaie
ol cultivation.
NO, 531.-L 0 acre in Kima rou ty
NO. 531.-210 acre in 1. ren.e O aul) , 4 caliivaiad
wei1 nii.rov.d.
Also 2'l ai res .u Greene county, adjonii g Ow?u W
C.I t.ird Rood bui dl. K
A "O I'M stirs fiver imjI om. Ion i err cultivated
Also 40 ae.c we i i proved.
NO 54 1 'Mi acres in Hancock county.
NO. VJ l-!0 res in Hancoe -Coui I.. 1 mile irom
l -.i. st iihni, -JJ ic e. cMliivaied.
NO 3-"J.- VJ acre in Mar.hali coui ty, on Yelivw
Kiver.
N J. 3- 1057 at Tea a 1 ander frnee.8 flaerrs I r .liii
escrlle- t imp oV.mei.t-, Premium aw.irdrd it I y the
Vrr.nil ...u c utiiy Ac.iculiural r.M-ieiy I .ino..
NO. JM. 130 acre in De r ri e -unit, we, I ntprotr.
ed H ml e from i.a wrt Im bu'g Horn Ai lora.
NO. 4-J!. 51fi - re- adouii g M n.u v i e. M .r(n
eou ty. 15 i u iv.. ed.
MO 3 3. '.'10 a rr in Hush cnumy,' mile rt o(
Ku-hvni-, n liig'i la e o cu.t.va'i..u.
NO. 544. - IbO -.ire- . . K pic count v, limbeied.
MILLS. FACTORIES, fcU.
NO. 4li Wi.. u l-act Mryat Jouesb T a,ti, G'anl
c u.ity i nd.
NO. 4-ii. ';ril M Hon tolin Creel, Kandolph coan
t , - re. .i d owe I ng
NO I'M. team Sjw M II Ii mile a -a h ra.t oi IihIi
an p I s.
NO 5W- New Sieam Saw M II at Tei.-e Haute.
NO. 5-.M.l A lm Vl. b.id lu.g f.K a fl ar and a saw
Hu l im id -i bull i.i.s a Colu iibu lid.
NO. 3-J1. "aw Mil. mi l ..r ol ii nber adioinn.i
T'ii... nis.1 a lanyard iu Tipton.
NO. 427. Siraiu aw M Ii inCiliiton ouniy mil
I'roiu 1. 1.. ra. r.ml.
NO 531 lift and Saw M..1 Li Gieene county T5
)r froui Fel Hi- r.
NO. VI VV.m.Icii Fact ry in Green wood, Johooi
eou tj.
NO. 61G. Saw di lai Martiusv.Iie, Morgan coun
ty-
NO. 271 A Gril 5 mi es from L.diupoli; '..
3 at r- f laud
NO. 517. ram Saw Mill 4 mile el jfi era field
in landi-o"k ronuty
NO. 3i3 iirist mil. and VVooleu Factor" 6 wile not lb
o C,. lumbu-, lnd.
EO 'Jbis. ue umitvideJ X of Steam F:ounng -nil.
. t t.l"" l e, .lendii k- -ii0iu .
NO. JUL SUsiu F ourl,.t mill at Dainfi 1 1, llendrics.
County. In I.
N O. 3r"J . oileii Fel. ry at Dan.ap-v lie, Union
c oo ty, n i.
NO. 4I'J. Fourina mill at Kn thiston, InJ.
NO CM The oiii led ..all oi a ..eani w mill.
N O. 5i KI e e. in G . eu i..uu , In I., on . we
and e st t anal 6i a ie cult.v i c.l, . oliioue
Aiso 1-JO icn s in Cu) Co,.n'y on sh.iki town is laid
out.
AI- 70 acre- a Ijoii.ing Pt."...mmcrce.
O ir.fJ. HW acres i i Ho me ouut) , ner Jl.-rib"
fteld.
NO 9n a res II m ls nort i of Cola.ni.us. lnd.
NO. 14 Hi ac e Hi Boo rouini 40 a. react ar. d
NO. 3-1. '.'-0 si res j ni es E-l f lnd aiiapol a, oi
lie lent n a ue tal i.kiI we i kul Vst d.
NO. 4.M. 5 -u re n White e am . l.iJ.
No. ij t!lo a- res ooi-ite Mo.itesanai. on ihr
w.hi i, liver, n prove'.
NO 5 sL liX) a r m Marion coumy 10 mile wr
ol i ii ( .a o.po i e.l neproved.
NO. 5 VJ .-tl ii irt ia K..KI iso couu y
fr m I .d e ty noli-.
NO. :i(io 330 acre 6 miles norih ol I .d sif -hr, wr.!
im proved
NO 5i.'J PO at re n Tipl.m eounlv, II mile art
wt at of l ipi.m.
SflClAL NOTICE.
Iiidinnaanl lll.n.. (Central KHroad -to I. Willi
re e veJ in ra'l pJ i.e il I i Keai Kl He l I. r!l -r
Mi Kf.KN V MAY.
Ira E a. A. ' -n" B-..rr
STILL MIST IE HEAE!
Still niu-t we hear' .-hul lop h..n tailor V
In la ehiKsl de, p . t -I: 1 1- wmidrr- of ibr'r ir Mir
s tail o- ed i.a .du I s ir. ct thr w h urni g taie
Ol'evriy man o .o Ito-i rve wi.rte
Sh i a. i il.ls be, and we t a our voter a- 4 6n4
W',Kd that -.ail . rve ! tti.m.. the public H1H.J
We w l wiile men f T.ptoM bear:
l-rwru w j.-rr vou'l' buy, aul nrvcr bay l.-o drr;
K.. w it at Mtrultrt se ;, a d a'ao kn.tw
Tnai no o.ie sen u h spl.-i dl l '. an low,
Ai:d every thi g so ch'p ihal auT niaU may bay
As th -e who know wi.l iredy te-i.fy
Ti e e t nn loss tor m Ir around
le wl eh uch evnteiK-e d tr men aboand ;
You'd hear ii scry on. n in (i re c- ir and :yntluai.a,
It's all a'.oai .n l.anao':. Ihr ca tttal Ol In l at a
Ctai, pant and Vc-t', al. thrna h from hraJ to fot,
W'i h undershin and up.cr bin, and m rk and g ore
lo l.ooi.
In Kok'.mo t Thor,,to n, 'ti every here ihe san.e
Plainfirld. I) inv.l e. Peru :.nc ev. .-ekowl plain
Send back tne ainc iepooe, whir Aadrr boldi
n4 bic.
And i: en of ll-ovf K p le ay they're ot thr track
For Xas:Ur and K'lliavt'a Ston.
AuJ know thry never aw such Splendid fords M chcrg
before.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS tt, Co.,
II K MAMMOTH HOOMFK CLOTHING 8TOKB.
49 Woslungton street, Dluktfs 'emitnercial llovs
M'ii jf flic fill I Droned .Man.
iro'l ii ap Mi. b t-.bi -t . i h " 4
(SOMETHING THAT ALL SHOULD
kJKViVY. Thai Dr. Brt-r Helih Fri..vi nf 111
and ti.is w ntler u a. i.l i.nnvsl'ed rcmrdy f.a- lp. p-.a.
laundicr. Se voune-. Fev. r. lnnuriiir "f nr Hl.uui,
It.flamati n Co-live. e iai a in ihr lie d Brt as I, Sule,
Bark, and L m Female D a. a-rs, an I tt case w her
an Ae em Alterai.ve or Pmgauve Medicine may
be required
DYSPKPSI A!
By cleansing the Rion.achanJ Intrs'inra and coaling ft
fow of pure and h. alt'.y bile.
F.atu eney, Ia of A trt ie. I alfwia ton t.f thr Heart,
Mean Iturn ainl Head it be. Languor and Mrlan holy,
the prominent ) nipi.-u s of D).p ps. a. will vanish as
natural roitsequeurr of i scare.
ci s ri v f.n kss r
By cleansing the inir ine iu an easy and naiaral mil
nrr.
DIARRHEA AND CIHiLEI A
By remov.ac the -harp, .end fluid Ity which ikeae eoa-i-laiiils
are iKcatOti-d.
fevkk f i.i.kinuk:
Ity resioring i e bloti rrgalr and hcal'kv C rcalainn
KHEUVI ATISM AMIGOIT!
Ry reaiOVina La id inflamalMMt tr.-ru lhe wa-cle and
If anient lhe IU.
DKOPSILS OF ALL Klls(!
Ity a rena ih' itiiifr ibe kl.iey and 6l nldtr, thev ieraia
m.Ml t ffrctM.-.l.y on thore itnp -riant ureans and
hem-e hue Wch foun arertaiM rare 'or
KAYEi. and nvohm;
By "d suHisme ihr n. y ml r irom ine Bowels, to
wh.. h ih. - eiraturr. 'here.
sCLRVV. CIm;F.M. AD tll.D MiltES
By the rrf.-ci pu'dy wnM-h tl ey g ve to 'he B .1.
Scorbutic Eruption- and Con pit lions ; Salt Khmsa and
hrysila-!
ir. He r' Piiia by t tnr anativ aud parauve effect
a (ton te flu d t .at iced theskui. iem..vr a' d.sagrerai.le
e u ti.ons ami pro lace reinarkah.r s-Mtars and purrue a
ol tne skit..
It miFairrrsmh for Fever and Ar e, if u-rd tn-
r. ried oi ihe I'r. p e - . dlcsl Iti-tet'e lnd a'ay br pro
rurcu of our PiiiCip"l . ;rm, Daea el Co.. gran, en iter
l.y SfP.li..; r-ti,il v ts tmtuv. thr mail.
lb. K h. be- w a. Cus -d of priviiy by rtfin. g ih.a
valuable p ll ftl W'.ich he i t' r or g nat-'r) In hi a It
pi'-icc Lu i y ihe urrcnt rrque-i ( mmy I'm -i.-iut.s
and ollit r- Hi-.i have --riei ee l ih. n f.xtd rtf cl he
H 1-r- n i .dJ- rd it .I .w hi- o.l a i Oe .rut t.t H arts
ot ihr (Oan-r) w.th llie sin ere t'r-ire last lilS fellow
in II 111 iy h vr the lienrS' of Cicat d -COvny. .NoiWith-
and n -I e IK i a.er r I.t I'mn.t Mrdiei , ri he l -ii
-Vt th il il is lhe ii.o-l --rd way lo bri. f a vn.usb.
Mncili u lii. ii tar rr Ct. ol i l ittsc thai are affiictcd, l r
hevng I It tl t'nt-e who ihmc iry them ill evrra.trr hold
llieiu in t ir hieat d e.i. ,m.
Pnee ti rent- b .1 r 5 Ifie for a dot ar.
Merchants tsi.hm an Aren. y for Dr. IU-er llralfh
Renovating I'. lit can procui' one by ai pi. h. to our 1'iin
rii al Aetn-, lu.iasTT tt Co.. ii :ir itu i.imc. I I noie
ite- ml i l e .' i-tnt wlv
'MO THE i'ATKONS OF TUB I'ANTO-
1 L -fill AL s s F. vl OFIIsrt. me Ue
l-ua it my fi ! Proie us I have adupteJ a ) le of
evet u i ii, m i- b b t r .u le -or fie o je.-t aimed
ni n il.l- w. rk ihs . any a.ihrr n poy.d f f such
p..r, O C hal I hivrt'e 'illi.lod lo rr roducC ihe w lot
work tnihi new and m.i -tiisiatiorK sile. I-j ih.s
nsniier I mti.ic what I found cad i.ot be rrarbrd bv
Ls". gra hy.i'.r in t-i pet -et t tf.hl.lj nd rUntntu of
klirrriag bv wh i h I aia muh rd lo carr eji fu ly my
ori nt.ii d. s.f n Thr del -y of pubiM-utioi. of ibe toetmd
fir l whi- h ihi. nnreiirHl ha. iirs-r-r -ri.i,ir,
fe I U i.lei n ine oi,t.a' Oi to rspli i to my frlrnda
who have acnpiesl :hr F rl Par M the imperfect inr.
luwbiCN It leached litem. To ad person who bav
tmhirrihed ("' t'te Scom1 Port, aifl fcave ar.-a.lT'i
ce ved ih- First, I am pfe(.fin I.t off.-r Ihe cmire work
, Im.iIi Fir-I a. id Pei Oi.d Taits,) in Ihe new lorm, ,
which on y ihr wink i ill appear heref rr, at lue urig
nal trier of the s-r'-.Mi:! Par;. T all nrW tuliirril-
t rart of the work will be lu-msbel ou leiait
IU a nrsl pr.-po-cd.
My desirr in render I' e ami permanently ar arai
a In mrrl oil tettt, ai d al InS Hint t n leil.lr ai m.
tell g b e to alt fm IS..HI wt . I lm k, in lhe rstlaaatton
M i. early airon-, ut.y ju-itty ihe irnip rsry ucay oi
I t nal pub' ca i m
Nw erinieii f the work thu iHiprwved, w.th
I'Miisc at. w Ii in a few dsya te d -ira,d by lh
ha d of Ai;iii; and any vwi tf ar lo per fret the work
in rvrr rr.prct, in the tr est pract cable t me. w.U
Ihe ajureiviilmg. Yours Ac.,
F W HIT. NT.
New Yon. O. l th. IS64. -1 dtVwtf
31 mo.-
IND'ANA FEMALE SEMIMAET.
rPHIS Institutiou is locatcl in theCitjof
i- piainp .li. The Muddiiig- ar kw and have Kea
erec r-l wiln m rial refrrriM c In thr 4i.iel (i-mftHt and
health o ihe pupil Tne lurn.ture ha a I Itreu imported
tr.MH llo-ton. and is O- Walr newel and bristlr. The
Faca ty rtiiMi ! icn c.tsi.pei, ul and , x irririieed I ea
'iter.. M...,sirur I'h) -en g. ve In-uurii.ta in Ihr Fiewb
snd iitrn.au Language, also, in Drawing and in Panning
in " Birr in lil riw.
I'apil- fr -hi a d .-tai.ee I nurd in tar family of lh I'ria
cip l. Tne I rrn ate. f.tr htardma I'uptl. l huttdred
simI nil) dollar per a main Th ineluih ad Ibe studira
if die f-onre and wtber el,-ru-, cacepi waahmg. haT
whwU tlXy crul ter dulrii w ill be chaicd liKtrut Lioa
ii Muir. Inustr and other Huamrntal lira hc has, at
in u-u tl rate.
The lit-liiuiiiHi i conJueird on Evsneelteal hul ns
.ii .-ertriau iurip!ra. The year is dir.. ed into w
etHis, and e.tca Term int.. Iwu CJum. r -t enher o
winch m nod i a goml tia e to rnier. The Fall and
Wiinrr Term In-gin- twi the ft st M 'i-day ol Sr,enilHr,
snd the Spring ami Saininet Term on Inc srvsMid Moirlay
ti I rbruary Circulars will le rem lai any urs.r.aa ileta
l-iirr-of" iiiqu.ry oulJ l aihlreasi oiiw hrv.C U.
Mcl.aav. D D. liMliiiti'i C. O. Mc'.F.AN,
Ifx.Jtl. M l Pf inrti al aiid Pr-nttrw-ittr.
I Ir i Ta n lFs 1 1 0 T Aj u n sT" K K V 4 ) L V-
4 1 KK and Al.l. IlillF.K hllS snJ.-
K PisTtM !.MI FL "ft'li
t ikI res.rrtfuli- i.it.Hm ,.i mi
ir end and tltr uUs grnrrally.
c lot axain lat.cn chai er ol his uu "
;tu.iue, and will aga a deviae his rniire attention to U.a
BViiul tclure uf !in. HisIi.hi is ihi VYaluiigtoii (irrrt,
islf a r)uarc wem ol Ihe Court llttuac quaie, stga of lha
'.i( ,un, whrrr hr will I hpy lo areommtalatc all wh
niy wi-h gatd K i Mrs. Shot tiun tar any other article il
llr uit luir All work warranird. or uu charge. Ha
ron-tantly n hand ihe brat K.ile I' twder . '(, aaal
Lead
iT-Ortler from 4itan.-r promnKv aiiritdra) Us.
f I UlV
s
KW KXl'UKSS COM TAX Y WITi A
pre-- 'omp oiv . i. ii, V e.l asnin(iu-t. u, p it
lie ll.ir- il. u-e m ia .ajH.ii-
ri..tiielo. nml D.ree ot. . tt .N Hartley, K P V i
ism., V H ll.r.'e J t ne Urkii, 1. VI. Jane.
I'll I'-ipil olbi-e- B ..a iv ay, e Vork cornet .t
Carl ami -rucxa lrei, iulfaio.
I'm. Co.npa iy i. urtvanl 1 la . at ,oe-, tiold an.
it vr Mi relintlise an I ftminc .car. rttlbc
ll ill. .ol s i...l a-'twdiit.. 'nd Ir tiis.it I tu hasitits
emrusie.i in ;m in u itii .'C-pttca.
M m;er wil. I.avr I nil ap -Us Jtlo f..f I ,r Kai
in: tne f .11 ti ng lo n- aud cues
D. ton . Ma eu Ii. Dcinni, irh
.Nai.uusk). O. it Ver O'.. tl. A I.i in Mil t
t I. vela. i ! (I. Hullo. eiti. I . lonr., Mtb
liei.rl aii.e, Mu-csloie. Iowa, ll.lls., !,tk
1 ro . I'awe. ori, nwi V htte P.grnn,
Pli;ua. l. iihiC.I), lo Cm ago Hi
! . r .limit H i t.tl. ind K.trk i-land . Ill
I lucillllaii, II h.khsrl. hid Ulto. Ill
II imllioii, II. Viisiim wak -, lnd la..e III
lotrdo. It. Mil h Heed IihI I'rru, II
..iiir-Vi Ic U. Lmm c, I lid lollel. ll
t mii'tiii. l. An-irrstti,, lnd (4iiic)r IL
.Noiwalk O. i.i. he-ic-, Lid St Coui-, Mo
rsark. O i. Aiitu. nv , Mm. Hannibal, Mo
And mo i other lowu Ituou bout the Vi e'-r rn coun
irt .
I'liJ ( ompauy ha.i it route Kat via lnd. am
Be It-ioinau.c d .rw Vork aid Eiir Kailroa.1. c aim
loi II .iio.i a quicker lraan f Ervr,n asaturlba.
bv auv otucr I lie to .New .
ju.i I l- I.V . it A. H ii Ml ttKK. Aaeni.
AXG
t A. KA
XGKL ON LIFE AND FIRE INSU-
CK-a i.rw wotk: at
F.KI-KN If Cll .MHF.RLA'N is.
23 -v Sid.-o it t f Ci; t Hou-e
U' IIITTAKEU'S rRACl'ICK 2 VOL'S,
lie e i I. on , al
ttKKDKN CHAMHKKLAIN'.",
decM-w 31 dthtr rail of Capital llouar.
I "H. NICHOLS, RESIDENT DENTIST.
1 liar ng. I.m ihr last It u yeara devoted
i.l I.i l .ine lo ;ht ,trjcii( of his p.otc-smn, J
.V.. ,...ni..l.-t.i itttti. hi. rkptrirser. and Ite.iia '
,n .m i..o M a., ihr a c4 inipioriMriit in lruiiiry
.hat thr ciinrii" ' lu. an ipons and -arr. undu g rountrf
w.U tavor hi in wiib ihcir paiiouagc. lie hope hi oil
eu-hiiier ik1 friends will ur ihr.r .u Pie. K-e lab. Ihs
hi f Ad operation jK-rformrd in lhe I eaieai aad snoa
i tr ih c luMincf
O.I.cr on Meridian st erl. opptajite the new Pni tiffira
u'hlil'i Hi liar mm t uera tot ht" wiad.ttss.
Hlll.Vl
MILL STOKES.
BOLTING CLOTHS HEAVY EX
TH & liev. P.-rtable in II, mill iron, and gen
eral null fi.nii ing. HAYWsKD.v ttVI-Uppo-ite
K K. I l-t. Clrvrland. (lino.
IMVtt AKi A I K AVIS
A est W atrr Strri. ( h.ogo Illinois.
I too
INDIAN A TO LI S S T E A M BOILER AND
X Shrel rou Factory. The uiidcrsipncd are now pre-p.ir-.-d
with their new Iron Shop ami unproetl uiarhiii--r,
rxcellrd l.y no other establishment west of New
York; ilh a ciinstai.t practice of Krei.ty jear at tha
t.iiMtiess, pii.-iraiileelbe pill-lie a supply tf boilers, and
slnt-t lion limine) s of an sir or derri4ion fumWird
at Cincini.iiti prices. Ihi.t are not urp;i:d in iialily
and diirahdii) n the I ii ion All kinds of reir
prttmpllv executed al the Iron Shop on Feuns Ivama a I.
KFLSII ,V k MNKEK,
jan4rtiiii ar Gas v ork, Indianapoli.
'I HE S0ULE AFFAIR. IT WAS
I tnai) I irr.lo: 111 r. o d br a Wr I rlwera
he I ii led lie- d ' ranc. ; hul II im wni i lean
l"t o-s uu I w i ir i.ini- g-l -tt.wr of ibe lau nns
'ream S .p '..BM V o , I'r-i.trie or II a
I )ou I-to try ;t I' i- fir-i i re a. am So P at b
km ru in L tltu e a a '( d ki he man actsr.-rg
ti I i. 'smi,! Ii Is a i rc uai led l Ika Lad e- la
Fran l.s ir Ls.l f t'.r.
For ! tk L-srit d. iard e-r '.. Ml! . Viniirdfei
. C, 1. t Ir cW ton an 1 y i.r trrr f 'lie. a iy .
11."!) iv 11
XTEW ORLEANS AND SAN FRAN
1. v . sO a - ....i .. Itir. via Naanraa v
The mlf Itirect Lin from A . T. t?
t i'id hist rli-a slraiilh.M l'R M E tH El ft hl
DAMEI. EH-TKh. will leave Stmt iHtmi ( if Sa
Kin., .mi ine I4i" ai d "Ht b of ..ca si siia cn l
lii 01 it.e Pitcii"- wilt be b e r uiraa a! Ip VAN
hi K K HLLE. C.N LF. SAM. Ci'KTf.Z, sud dEKR
.iMAui, r r pasagr ap v io
w. c
dr. 29 1J4- in
. TKMOI.KT.1
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71 amp rt. w anlrai a.
Dl III (lll.lt. -a. Villi. M xsllxlh.
M U L L E Y & HALLAIU), GENERAL
V C di tti.ir Ate.n. Ii dian .pu i. lnd. tV.II aic.nl
in'hec i 1 1 1.1 1 f Aei "U .t. .No t . Disft, nr., in any
ptHtion t f ihe kt te of I eWai a
Kiriacxrii Jintti M N av, Ci..er State Hank. In-dina.-l
, .a. 1 er. I r. w- . A li , t tia)rttr. in u '"al
vi , F e r irr. "r.. Iii-liniitp I... In 1 ; I h.l .11. Ki. harl.
a .. At f .. . ,o ' SI al Ulai k-t.-aie il . .t
Mi ; Aj in-A 10 , In -i-.t'ap ii, I -J ; t'irb Po rt-e,
40 Soui-:u Mirt-t, I'b mt t pi it. run ; A. Itrul.tr
A Ct., j Uiieny Sir.et. New Yik, Krnod. K-ie
k Tamm, Cincinnan, Ohio. drrt7.d-wU