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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
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New York Market,

NEW YORK, Saturday, January H.
Flour less active and without change; 100 brs sold
at 50 255 30 for superne Stae So 50a5 s. for extra
State; 80 30G5 40 for superne Western; s. 55d5 fo
common to medium extra Western and 50 S0a55 80
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio market closing
quiet and firm with sales Of extra at So so.
Canadian -four a shade fiTner with moderate business
doing; sales Of 500 brls at 50 6O7 20 for common to
choice.
Corn-nel quiet at So 10 for Jersey, and 50 so for
Brandywine.
Whisky shade lower; sales Of 400 brls at 1856 and
triiiing lots at 20c.
Wheat &c better and in good demand for export and
home consumption sales Of $4,000 bush at 81 % for
Chicago spring; 81 80 for Milwaukee club; 81 G7 for red
Western; 81 - for winter white, and 81 65 for white
Virginia.
The market is quite firm; sales Of - 600 bush at
IOaTlc for mixed Western in store and delivered II &c
for mixed Western and Csc for Western mixed at the
railroad depot.
Rye quiet and unchanged at 16c.
Barley dull at Soc
Oats in good request 3Gc for Western Canadian and
State.
Pork quiet and firm; sales Of $50 bs ut SIG rs mess
N for prime; SIl Is for old prime and SIS 10 for clear
Beef quiet and Unchanged sales Of $50 brs 81 755
prime s. 70.
Beef hams dull at lie for State and Western.
Lard in fair demand and the market firm sales of A6O
orls at 1 gl07sc for prime WESTERN 1917 Gle for very
choice city.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
Re i'm indianapolis, Inaiana,
1T ErrTEE,s HOTEL.

Where he viii be happy to meet all those afflicted with
any kind Of dsease-ad considered ineurable by ether
practitioners. His remedies only those which
has bounfuly provided with In the treatment Of
diseae be rejects the of all poisonous drugs and
erals. Instead Of enfegbng the system be invgorates
that may be able expel the disease. the
knowledge Of those great secrets that he owes his
and in using which he dees all the Medical Faculty
,e Continent to compete with him. All those who are
suffering from Lung Diseases Of whatever nature, par
tculary desired TO CALL one-half Of the Of
sumption that pronounced incurahle by the Medical
Faculty, and considered hopeless, readily cured and
yield his mild plan Of treatment from tie very
fact that not physician in twenty have the proper
srunents for examining the lungs and those who have
very few Of them capable Of judging the
kind of disease to which the lung Is subject He has cured
hundreds upon hundreds Of such patients who had been
given up by other practitioners 20 die
The idea that consumption is necessarily fatal has de-
stroyed more human life than the disease itself.
For all forms If Dyspepsia and Kidney Diseases he tests
the urine for the excuses deposited. which is the ons
possible plan TO ascertain the Of disease.
The DR.. show certificates Of cures, TO y,
patients. than any other physician in America.
Not like hundreds OF empirical saindlers, he pre-
pares his medicines until he aoertans the disease and It.
true he has no pulled nostruns that will cure al
diseases.
The diseases Of Women and Children receive his par
ticular attention.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

cellent quality These are Warren, Fountain,
Parke, Vermilion, Clay, Vigo, Owen, Greene,
Sullivan, Martin, Davies, Knox, Dubois, Pike,
Gibson Perry, Spencer Warrick, Vanderburgh
and Posey-representedb by Messrs. Wagner, Will
liams, Coffin and Piatt Most of the iron ore (not
bog) is around the margin of this basin.
The great deposits ofbog iron ore, easily worked
and of good quality, are in the last great sub
diyision-the drift or quateruary deposits-em-
bracing Steuben, Lagrange, Elkhart, st. Joseph,
Laporte, Porter, Lake, DeISalb, Noble, KosciuskO,
Marshall Starke Jasper, Newton, Allen, Whit
lev, Fulton. Pulaski, White and Benton repres-
ente1 by Nessrs. Miller, Freeman and Mcconnell.
Dr. o. then proceeded to show the importance
of the results exhibited in DR.. Peters report of
thirty three soils analysed from different geolog-
cal formations.
He next explained the importance Of Mr.. Ler-
guereux's investigations, assigning each coal to
its proper bed, so as to know whether several
openings belonged to one or more coal seams.
Lastly, he showed the beauty and ability ofthe
typographical work executed and reported on by
Mr.. Lesley, of Philadelphia, whose work shows,
by successive lines elevations often feet, instead
ofthe unmeining shading given to similar works,
and indicates by colors the geological formations
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
COM NJ ERCiAL.
Cincinnati Market.

CxcNSArT, Saturday, January IL.
Flour eadier and in little more demand and prices are
unchanged.
Wheat steady and red in store at 81 per bushel.
Corn 33c and in good demand.
Whisky firm and in fair demand Is &C.
Oats scarce and firm at 29c in bulk.
Rye and barley unchanged.
Hogs dull and unchanged receipts of 5000 head: prices
range from Sc 10 to Sc So the latter extreme price
There is good demand for mess pork at SIC 9l625;
prime mess SIG IS.
Lard dull: 400 terces sold at CSC.
Bulk meats unchanged and dull a 6alsc.
Provisions unchanged and in moderate demand at full
prices.
Money market unchanged
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
To Males and Females og Youth and
Maturity.

Seminal Weakness and Spennstorrhoea. 1t Is Taean-
choy fact that thousands who suffering under pale and
nsatiae disease victims of habit self abuse,
gradually undermining their constEtiOnthe disease In
sidously creeping every faculty Is shattered consti-
ton wrecked, and they become subject only for hospital
mad house. unless death in welcome guest
relive the patient from his suffering. and his friends
FROM the painful evidence Of his irregularities and
The penalty viii not with the fransgressio; the
constitution has received the shock and nature, uailed
repair the injury The only escape Is found il
prompt end proper medical treatment; The earlier hS +
sought the easier the Generally the first npts ms n
males, nocral and sometimes diurna emissions. n
eth find weakness Of the stomach. abdomen. back
and lons, latude loss OF memory, confused ideas low
pit mdity, aversion 10 society, love NJ solitude. viii
general debility and frequently attended with cough as
hectic fever This digrceabe and awful complaint viii
all it, symptoms, be relieved and promptly arretes
BY the Indian Herb Doctor and his method OF
lie an instrument that viii arrest tie disease In
stantlv. and without any exposure 70 the patient
BsSe All those vino call may depend upon an honest
candid and statement III their easc and The possibility
If his giving them relief-grafis.
The Doctor permanently cures the Piles and detie
the world compete with him Female Complaints
The DIR. charges the whole Medical Faculty FOR th'
treatment Of Lung liver Kidney Diseases and Dyspepsia
sS~ NO CHARGE MADE FOR CONSULTATION. ~Ess
janl6-w6m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
THE NE AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT wALrHAE, MASS.

In order to meet the requirements Of gentlemen who
prefer thinner Watch than those usually made by us
have lately issued style Watch the three
quarter plate model especially designed for this purpose
In establishing this series, il has also been
sign produce Watch in every way superior the best
and highest priced products of the reputable of Eng
fish and Swiss Watch manufacturers and no labor or ex
pense has been spared to this end.
In all respects of fine and durable MATERIAL Of external
and internal nish of accurate compensation and adjust
ment of mathemacally just proportions and of practical
results three-quarter plate Watch challenges
comparison with any in the world
The following ed G Gentlemen may
be Referred TO i'm Relation TO
these Watches:
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Me-, John g. SAKE Vermont,
n p willis, New York, Hon. y. p Banks Mass,
Horace Greeley, Frank Leslie,
Cyrus ". Field, New York, wm II. Cary, New York,
Paul Morphy. New Orleans, Norman Wizard Wisconsin,
Dr. J. Marion Sims, Prof. Bartlett, West Point,
Lieut. H. A. Wise, L. 5. y. Col. ". J. Hardee L. 5. A.
$ l. Prime, ID. D., WIT Ps, Wilson G. Hunt, \. Y,
Gen. G. 7. Morris, y. Y. Peter Cooper, n. Y.
CAUmON.-As our Watch is now extensively counter
feted by foreign manufacturers, have inform the
public that no Watch Is Of production which i
conpanied by certificate of genuineness bearing the
number Of the WATCH and signed by Treasurer, r. E.
Robbins or by our predecessors Appleton Tracy Co.
As these Watches are for sale by jewellers generally
Throughout, the Union the American Watch Company do
not solicit orders for single watches
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Wholesale Agents, No Isl Broadway, y. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
.TIRNooN SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board was called to order by the Presi-
dent at three O'Clock.
Mr.. Sabin. from the Committee on Finance
and Accounts, reported back the Secretary and
Treasurer sreports as correct. They recommended
the abolition of the badge SYSTEM and also some
other minor changes. The report was concurred
in.
Mr. Sabin also made report from the special
committee ON sheep killing dogs, strongly urging
the Legislature TO pass stringent laws on the sub
ject. COncurred in.
Mr. Holloway, from the committee appointed to
prepare resolutions ON the death of Dr. David
Dale Owen, reported the following:
wuERrAs This the Indiana State Board Of Agriculture
has heard with deep regret of the death of late State
Geoogst. David Dale Owen; and, whereas. the eminent
services BY him In the field of science has given him
Worldwide reputation among the most celebrated Of the
nineteenth century, and having been for many years cit
lien Of State, proud Of him man. as a cit
zen and scholar therefore, deeply regret his de-
cease and sympathze with his bereaved family his
circle Of friends and the friends Of science throughout the
world in the bereavement which has thus befaen ALI
I therefore,
Ressed That this expression Of our sorrow and SYM
patty with those who knew and loved him best be placed
upon the records Of this Board published in the proceed
ngs of the Association and that the Secretary directed
20 forward copy ofte same to the family of deceased
friend and late associate. Respectfully submitted.
D. ?. HOLLOWAY c,,on,i,,oo
I. J. SAMPLE, N'''ee'
Et itoVidttoho Nt4C uiitullnDuriN duOplel DN
a standing vote.
Mr.. Miller offered resolution which was
adopted, directing the abolition of the badge sys-
TEN. and of complimentary tickets, and fixing the
price of single tickets at % cents and requiring
exhibitors to purchase tickets to the amount Of
81 co.
Nr. Dennis, the Secretary, stated that some
time since he received box containing seed,
from Prussia, forwarded by Governor Wright
/ United States Minister to Berlin. The seeds he
had distributed. The box also contained two
books which Governor Wright wished to be pre-
sented to the best agricultural school in the State
DIR. Brown claimed the books for the North
western Christian University, of this city, and they
were so awarded The thanks of the Board were
voted to Governor Wright for his donation
Mr.. Cameron, of Floyd, after a few remarks
suggested the publication by the society of al
almanac containing agricultural and scientific
statistics. Such work was published i'm Texas
and other States, and sold at 25 cents each, anC
had been found to be very valuable to the agri
cultural and stock growing interests. Mr.. Cam
eron did not make any motion and the subject
dropped
Mr. Loomis, from the Committee on Premium
List, reported
On the resolution ruling out stations and bull.
that have taken premiums, except when exhibited
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
Meeting of FiIiibuSterS.

BALTIMORE, Saturday January IL
1t is understood that meeting is to be held of
certain tllibusters, tomorrow, to oppose the Gov
ernment troops entering Fort McHenrv.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

fS>sTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY ,SS:--In tire
= Marion Circuit Court Of Marion - M the State
Of Indiana, March Tenn, A. d. ls6l.
BE it known That this seventh day Of January, in
the year 1851 the above named plaintiff By her attorneys
fled i'm the Office OF the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit C0ar
her complaint against said defendant in the above entitled
cause together with affidavit Of competent person
that said defendant JOHN SHEA Is resident Of ths
State of Indiana.
Said defendant Is, therefore, hereby notified Of the fling
penency Of said complaint against him and that uhl
he appear and demur thereto the calling
cause ON the second day of the next term Of said Court
TO be begun and held at the Courthouse in the city
Indianapolis. the fourth Monday in March said
complaint and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence
JOHN &. NEW Clerk
By FRED. kSEFIER. Deputy.
wALroIE & wALFoIg, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ianl6-w3t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
MEDICAL.
AFFLICTED READ.

IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE GREAT IMPOSTTT0NS
that is constantly being praeticed upon the
pcctng. by ignorant empires and vendors Of socaed
rative instruments AVID iosrus have determined 10 de-
vote portion OF my time the treatment Il seminal
weakness and all those deiorable cases caused by secret
and solitary practice which ruins both mind AMI body
fitting the unfortunate individual for either business
society.
Free <pG CHn=a~ec-
All letters giving accurate description Of the case
and incosg postage stamp will receive prompt ait-
ton Medicines furnished. when desired, moderate
prices aud forwarded from observations and
guaranteed. Address. \. HALL. NJ. D..
North side Of jefferson, four doors above Thiri-s
a5rls GO WY Louisville, Kentucky
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills!

SNhSUk ssSSO <AsksutS n HIS
Prepared from Prescription OF Ssr,otmes Clarke "
d., Physician Extraordinary fotze Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject Il moderateS all excess and re-
all distractions and speedy may be relied
On.
TO MARRIED LADIES!
Ii is peculiarly suited. II WILL in short time bring on
the monthly periods with regularity. Each bottle price
dollar bears the Government stamp Of Great Britain
to prevent couniereits.
G=auz q q SDzn.
These Pills SoHld mt be tIkea by females during TIE
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Preg,,aacy as ney are
sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, 6m at any other time
Mey are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight Exeron, Palpa-
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites the Pills will effect
when all other have faied and although a
powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel anthony
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. (I-ate l.. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, New York.
n B-Sl and six postage stamps enclosed to any au.
thorzed Agent, viii containing so Pills. by
return mail.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. noy2f6O-dkwly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
CARRIAGES, &C,
Must be Slaughtered.


HAVE RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF CAR
Ill RIA6ES, BugEies and Cutters which win he ssld
al panic prices 10 raise maey. II you want a harsain
don't faif to call you VII not have another such chance
soon. Sales-rcou, No = Metropolitan TTsiL
aaaa.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
SECOND DAY

The Board met at nine o'clock A. NJ, the Pres
ident Mr. Wagner, in the chair.
Mr.. Earlywine Of Shelby, offered the following
resolution
eslced That the Indiana State Board of Agriculture
he requested give the publisher of the diaRd Farmer
all the printing patronage during the year 1861 provided
that lac will do the printing reasonable terms as the
neighbung presses incidental aid to the paper which
will place our state agricultural paper ON permanent
basis and enable the editor push forward the noble en-
terpre the profit Of the interest much admire.
DR.. Helm opposed the adoption of the resolu-
ton. The people of the State-the farmers-
were not satisfied with the paper as the represen-
tative of their peculiar interest. Ifthe publishers
of that paper were not able TO make such paper
as the great agricultural interests of the State de
mande1 they should retire from its control and
let those who could give it sufficient interest an
opportunity to do so.
Dr. Ray the Editor of the Farmer replied al
length to DIR. Helm, and rather a spicy passage
at arms between DIR Ray, and Dr. Helm, ensued,
until the arrival Of the hour fixed for the special
order-the elections The resolution was how
ever withdrawn by Mr.. Earlywine, at the request
DR.. Ray.
The Committee on Credentials not being ready
to report. DIR. Owen occupied the time in in
teresting statement with regard to the deposit of
mari in the Northern portion of the State. He
had seen immense blocks of it piled up, in St.
Joseph county, to be converted into lime, and he
had been written to by a gentleman who wished
to establish an extensive mandatory Of artificial
rock, to know where deposits of mari existed ex-
tensivey in the State, and he had named the
neighborhood of South Bend Such mandatory
! he doubted not, would be established in the
State
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

G. G. O.
CARY's COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
decl2'G0-dtf.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
EVENING SESSION.

The evening was devoted to hearing the report
of the State Geologist and discussions thereon
DIR. Owen being called on for a brief report stated
i. The manner in which the survey and appro-
priatiop had been made and placed under the care
of the State Board of Agriculture
2. That to the Board had already been sub
mitted, as required by law for publication, con,
densed report of the work accomplished and of
the manner in which the appropriation had been
expended
g. The detailed report of all the field and office
work was now in the hands of the printer. the
following outline of which Dr. @. proceeded to
submit to the Board and delegates. The report
briefly states the objects to be attained bv ceoIo-
gical surveys: aid to the mechanic miner, engi-
neer and MANY many others, but especially to the
farmer, by the analysis Of soils and consequent
deduction regarding crops and fertilizers was
among the many hoped to be secured. The re-
port then goes into short statement of prelimi-
nary geological principles calculated TO render the
perusal of details ineligible. Then follows the
description of the Iorcr siiurian formation
| Chiefly in WAYNE, Union, Fayeste. Franklin
| Dearborn, Ripley, Ohio and Switzerland counties
represented by Messrs. Holloway, Beanet and
Rabbi the peeuliarities of soil and consequent
adaptation to certain crops, the rock quaTries the
ores, the grit clogs &C. coal il any, and the like
/ found in this formation. Then the peculiar tim.
Der and vegetation; then the springs and rills
diseases and miscellaneous details. Lastly the
! characteristic fossils.
The same details are then given for the coun
ties represented by Messrs. Fisher, Nelson and
Bonner, chiefly in the UpDer SiIureda, viz
Adams, Wells, Huntington, Wabash, Miami
JAY, Blackford, Grant Howard, Delaware, Madi
son, Randolph, Henry Hancock, Rush, Decatur
Jennings and Jefferson.
Then the same for the counties represented by
Messrs. Collins and Loons, in the Devoniar
System, viz: Carroll, Upton, Hamilton, Shelby
Bartholomew, Jackson, Scott and Clarke.
The peculiarities of the counties i'm the sub
carbOniferOus sandstone are then alluded to, rep
resented by Mr.. LOOMS: Tippecanoe, Clinton
| Boone, Marion, Hendricks, Johnson, Morgan
Brown, (part of Jackson.) Washington and Floyd
Next follows a description of the subcarbonif
erous limestone counties, represented by Messrs
Hamrick and Duncan, viz: Montgomery Putnam
Monroe, Lawrence, Orange, Harrison and Craw
| ford.
This brings US into the Great Indiana COalfield
which embraces at least twenty counties in which
J is worked, in some quite extensively, and of ex
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
e. &. &.
CARY7S COUGH CURE,
oU. PECrOfay TROPHIES.

ryOR THE IMMEDIATE RELIEF AND CERTAIN
cure Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Hoarse-
Whooping Cough Cat1rh Brochitis Difficult Breath
ne, Throat &c Relief warranted IN minutes.
For Minister'S Public Speakers and Singers, these Tablets
are indispensable for cleansing and strengthening the
voice. removing hoaTseness, &c The ease with which
they taken-being easily carried ia the pocket requr
ing preparation always ready for ell occasions,
not liable to change in any climate containing nothing m
furious 10 the most delicate contuon-shoud be sgf-
cient recommendation all give Them trial % cents
per box. For sale by all druggists decl2 go d&wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
Dividend NOTICE.
Bloomington Esank.

0FFcK AUDITOR or STATE. INDIANA
Bank Department, indianapolis, Jan. sfh, 1861.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PROCEEDS
~ Of the securities Il the above bank enables 70
declare adiyideId Of eighty FIVE cents ca the dollar
and after the 10th instant this Office
JAM JOHN W. DODD Auditor Of Stlte
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

Numbers $50. s69 27sl. $685. 4O7s 43l3 ss4s 500.
559l, 5OIs, 6251 6275, 1851. 7e4 $3.50 1000, 1928,
I236T, l275s. 1894, 1873, l4T, l5OS5 1924 1851,
1854, 1922, 1920 1858, 1853 lSs0l 1925 l9500
20359 22s4l 1l9ls, 1905, 1917, 244S9 24sO 25Os9
25l2O 2524T. l532l 26le2, 2666s 26sTs 269l5 2T361
292sO-each 81 900.
No. 1919 held follows Charleston South Carolina,
One-half, Marion, North Carolina, One-half
The drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place the 22d Of January For particulars adyer-
tisement in another column. DON RODRIGUEZ.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MFRS. THOMPSON.

Female Physician and Obstetrician,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No "A North Illinois street.
nearly opposite the Third Presbyterian Church.
sept6O-dly.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

VEENBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PLY
VI SICIANS, England. Graduate Of KeOrd's French
loSpta for private female diseases and Student Of the
md for the past years constant attendant Of the
oriental Hospitals, viii
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
PRlcE 81 so,

iti-for sole b. BINGHAM DOUGHTY.
Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

UyXECUTORS NOIICE.-No,ce Is hereby given that
E on after the first day Of January next the under
signed will sell private sale, by order of the Court Of
Common of Marion county. Indiana the following
part Of the real estate Of Henry Aves deceased, with lot
No rs in block No. Ill in McCartys Addition 10 the city
of Indianapolis except feet the front said lot
and running back 80 feet the fun width OF the
'front.' the following TERMS to-w at not less than it,
appraised value and 5000 Of the purchase money be
IN hand 5000 in year. and balance in Is months
day of SALE the deferred payments be secured by
notes Of purchaser with good freehold security. bearing
interest from date, and without relief from valuation
apprasement laws. MARC iRET AvELs, Executrix
iauq-w3t
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

sE Hon. ID. p. Holloway, of Wayne county, is
spoken of for Minister to Mexico under Mr. Lin
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

nNNkI bH-ufuIN MFNWIIl- VI
W. p BINGHAM 81 CO.
No. 90, EASE WASHINGTON STREET.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Are agents for the sale Of the above watches We have
large variety gold and silver cases. direct from the
ufactory. Persons thinking Of providing themselves will
a tmekeeper, should not fail to call and examine them.
nov2s' 60-deod&weow- 3mis.