There are some traditional antidepressants known for their stimulating effects - Wellbutrin, Effexor, Pristiq, Strattera (though, that's mainly only used for treating AD/HD). These are the ones I can think of that are available in the US. In some other countries, there are probably other stimulating antidepressants than those listed here.
Also, actual stimulants themselves are antidepressants, but their use as this is controversial. Ritalin is a NDRI similar to Wellbutrin, but Ritalin also does some other things that give it abuse potential, so it's not commonly used as an antidepressant (though, it was originally marketed as one). Adderall and Dexedrine are both very uplifting and energizing, but the same controversy exists over their use in depression - you will have to have a very open minded doctor and a list of drugs you have tried and failed in the past if you expect to get a script for any of these actual psychostimulants.
And then there's the MAOIs like Parnate and Eldepryl. Both of them are antidepressants that metabolize into amphetamines in the body, so they both have marked stimulating effects, but they tend to come with some dietary and drug restrictions that might make them unfavorable to some.