Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1868 — Page 3

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St. Louis, Thursday, April J>.

About half-past three o’clock this morning a Are broke out In an extensive wholesale drag store belonging to Blow, Card A Ok, tl _ North Mein street, which wae entirely doA Co.’s fancy goods and notion stores, all adjoining sach other, on the eoatb. Also Jesse Arunt, hats sird caps, occupying the rooms over Blow, Curd A Co. The building on the noub owned by Clark Bree. A Co., and occupied by them aa a bank on tha ground floor and around the corner of Olive street by J. E. Crawford, gentlemen’* furnishing store; Croon A Co.’s uoot and shoe store; J. E. Sailer and Warren Chaplin, tailore: and the Up stairs by A. O. Qanler * Co., .Price Current office, and B. P. Steadier A Co., Job prioter*, was pretty well gutted. - The ire U still buralag, bat Is conttaed to tbe building above named. 'The loaves and insurance, as far as ascertained, are as fol-

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INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Oelamsasane ineiaaa OsntralBallway.

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Lightning Day Express— 8:00 A. M. 3D0 A. M kail and Express 10:10 A.M. .8:»A.»* Uichmond Accommodation. 4:00 P. M. 11 80 V M New York Night Express.. 9:00 P.TO. 8:00 P. M Sunday Expi ess 9.UU P. M. 8AS A. M lOinslnnatl and ladiaMpoUsJaaetloB. (onsotnn ati vi a c AkaniDOH and ooioriae vi lli.' Cincinnati Express 8:00 A. M. 13:80 P. M Ciuciunatl Express 10:10 A.k. 3:00 A. k • Olaeianatl, Blehmoad snd Ohlesgo Bailroad,

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PROFESSIONAL.

Henry C. Guffin. Robert P. Parker.

uumn sl paskem.

Attorneys at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

/"'VPJTC, rooms 10 and 11 TAlbottB New’s Block, vy just south of the post offlee. Will

late Courts. Spec] rebate Buslnetf and

mart d9m

\J just south of the post offlee. Will practice in all United States and state Cotfrts. Special

attention to Collections, Probai Cases 19 Bankruptcy. .

JOSEPH W. ZVICHOL, Attorney and Counselor at Law UBee, Nos. 1 and 9. up stair*. Talbott A New 1 Block, drat building south of the Post Ufflee. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, 'IXflLL practice In the Inferior and Supre VV Courts of Jndlara, and In th* feder Courts. E^p-Collections promptly attended to.

UTBISOON DISPtTCHBS.'

ST. liOtllS.

Ex *•■**▼• Comflmsrvsuinn -

: Abmmi »l,000.000

WASmWGTOTfr Accounts from Indian Com n try—

Argmnaosat.

confirm the atateossnU that Indian koeUHUee will be renewed in the Northwest this sum-

reetly to the lad

SatfBM.

with the varieos tribes.

The nixomaat fled by Mankger Logtn yesterday makes twekty^thre* columns of today’s globe.

WORCESTER.

Bkllrntfa AoetBemt — BmMde— mhf:

Borers Arralxmod. *

Worckstbb, EUga., Thursday, April AS. The freight engine Vita William, on the Cheshire road, ran into n reek slide on the track yeetyday, near WeatmopeUnd, and exploded. George Wright, tftm engtoeer, was

severely Injured.

Mr*. Harriet Shephard, aged about thirty-

five years, seeUiimln Tewneend, Mamoefcu-

setts, committed suicide at Salem y<

Patrick Dalev, Robert F ' ' Morphy,indhRad forth# Biirnbam, at flow’s ML

were arraigned, and pleading not guilty, were

remanded to Jell.

Yonkers, New XVIBJ n<O Mi Aiurnuu, i unmdelpbls, Phcsnlx, Brooklyn; ^’.us, Atlantic Fire, Pboeulx. Hartford; New England Mutual Marine, Boston; Lymar, New York; Lonllard. Borne, New Baven; Queen’s, Liverpool and London; Standard, New York; loternatlonai, New York; Security, New York; Girard, Philadelphia; and the following St. Louis offices: Franklin, Washington,Montreal, South St L->u!s, Western, Marine, and Franklin. R. Lindley & Co.’e elock was estimated at abont|85.000. Insured for fSQ,000 lo tbe State Fire, Cleveland, Phoenix, Hanbittan, Fulton, Mercantile insurance companies, Lonllard and Underwriters Agency, tllof New York! /Cleveland, *f Cleveland, Active, of Harttord, Putnam, Of Hartford, and Home, of Nxfl H|ven,each 99,000; Haps. Mutual, Marine, and Mound City each 92,500 L.AC. Speck A Co.’* atock is estimated it 9150,000. Total loss. The following partial kwucanoehae been ascertained: ^Hartford Fire, Phoenix, Hartford, Marine, Continental, Market, Firemen’s, of New York, and St. Louis Mutual, Jefferson Mutual, Franklin Mutual, Home Mutusl and Marine of St. Louts each $5,000, and Liverpool, London and Globe fS.OOO. Loss on Clsrk, Bros. A Co’s., building about 930,000; insured in tbe Home Mutual, Slate Mutual, Western Mutual and SL Louis Mutusl, all of St. Louis, each $5,000. Grlmslevs A Co’#., stock wss estimated at shout 900,000; total loss. Insurance about 915,000 of which tbe following companies were accertalned: Commerce, Albany, Pacific, Marine, Lumbermans snd Mechanics of 8*. Louis, each $’>.000, and SL Louis Insurance Company $10,000. Alyreck A Co’*., loss Is about a hundred thousand dollar* but te searly covered by Insurance, hut the offioes are not ascertained. Blow, Curd ft Co. and Jesse Arnot’s It a total lose, but neither lose nor Insurance has ae yet been ascertained. Cly, Gauler ft Co. loss snout $7/)00, with 92,000 insurance. Blow, Curd ft Co.’s store was completely destroyed t>y aa explosion of chemicals. Toe wall* of Gransley ft Co.’* and Dtgreck ft Co.’* buildings werealso blown doWn. The total loss by fire 1* estimated at a million of dollars. This I* the most extensive and disastrous fire we have hid since tho burning of the Ltndel Hotel. Generals Rosseau and Bradley at Omaha—List of Killed and Wounded near McPherson Yesterday— Etc. ST. LOUIS, April 23.—An Omaha dispatch says that Generals Rosseau and Bradley arrived from Pailland [sic], Oregon, en route for Washington. Telegrams from Fort Laramie state that no Indians had yet arrived, and the present indications are that the council will be deferred ten days longer. The following is a list of the killed and wounded near McPherson, yesterday: Killed—John Brown, rifle ball through the head; Gus. Hall, George Kline, Joseph Vest, killed by arrows. Wounded—E. Hoffman, shot in different parts of the body, one arrow through the lungs,and scalped. A boy named Tanney was dangerously wounded with arrows but not scalped. Neither of them is expected to recover. The Indians, to-day, ran off fifty head of beef cattle belonging to John Trim, Government contractor, near McPherson’s.

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SANDUSKY.

W* • r i. . r >r FtramtCurey.

Sandusky, O., Thursday, April flfi,. A fire at Carey,'Ohio, last night, destroyed a block of seven buildings, and damaged several adjoining. Lots, $15,000. it

ALBANY.

Cate-HlWeek Harder Oats*. ALBANY. Thursday, April 23. Tn the trial of General Cole, this morning,

testified to wit-

Alonse Atkins, si pell

nesslng Cole shoot Hlscook.

BURLINGTON.

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Accuteatnlly Riant.

• BURLINOTOB, Thursday, April 23. Georgs W. Walls was accidentally shot by the faltlBg of s revolver to-day.

FIMICUL tas COnnKECIiL.

The feHowtof are the quotations of Government bends, goid, etc.:

Baying. SSUhig U*K 1.11 U3

United States sixes of 1881. “ “ 8-10's “ 1888. •< ■■ « u 1MU

Gold...

~ 10-40’s

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l-WR 110X LOSE

1B8 1.01

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nsvxn TO

r. a. M’DOKALD,

Jonathan W. Gordon.

Walter March.

GORDON A MARCH, Attorneys at Law.

NEW YORK. H or r I hie On trace hy the Hntroit of an Wrphan Asylum — mysterious SMsappeurance af Hoads—Amount af Insurance oa (.lees af Killed ana sa candcd la Part Jarvis Her. »#r. New York, Thursday, April 23. Oneof tbe matross of tbe Orphan Asylum, In Cumberland street, Brooklyn, has been arrested, charged with commuting a horrible outrage upon a boy ten years of sge, no Inmate of tho institution, punished for disbehavlor on his part, she poured kerosene on his person and set it on fire, burning him so badly that a surgical operation will have t) be performed. It wae discovered, yesterday, by Tanner ft Co., No. 80 Wall street, ibat 923,000 worth of bonds belonging to tbe firm bad mysteriously dlssppeared. The police have been notified, but ss yet have net learned who committed tbe robbery. The total amount of the Insurance on the lives of tbe killed and wounded by the late accident on the Erie Railroad, near Port Jarvis, Is 9114,000. Of this amount the Railway Passengers’ Assurance Company, ef Hartford, [31.000; the Travellers’ Insurance Company $50,0i 0; the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, $20,000,1114 the Guardian Mutual 950,000. The stesmerMinnesota, from Liverpool, and Periene, from Brest, arrived this afternoon.

TYriLL practice In the Federal and State TV Conrta. By arrangement with the firm of Ray, Gordon ft March, tbev will assist inclosing

np the hnslseea of that firm.

Office In Nxw ft Talbotts Block, Nd. 4. south 31

1 Pennsylvania street, >8

of Post Offlee, North

ftebfB dSm lwniuuu>«He, luftluw.

Defeat of Georgia Constltotlou— General Uoialou Klectetfi Governor. New York, April 23.—August Belmont .as received a dispatch from Mr. fimeed, Secretary of tbe Democratic Committee, dated Uteon, Georgia, which Bars the Constitution undoubtedly defeated. Nothing can change

FLOUR AND FEED.

JUSKPH H. ▲VKL.g, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FLOUR AND FEUD, No. 60 SowtM Illinois street* marts d3m INDIANAPoLIS. IND. .

SALT.

SALT! SALT!!

pound Parrels ror tne trade, by 1 dray load, at manufacturer’* price for the sal* of tne best Carbon or Coal not buy your Salt before calling on re MS dam ANDREW WAI

Also, agent

Oil. Do

MARBLE.

rj^Bonr Dealer In AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, TkTO. 89 East Washington street, nearly opposite rN odd fellows’ Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana, keeps on hand and manufactures to order all ktnoi of Monumental and Temb Stone Work, 01 the latest designs and best pattern* used. All 01 which we will sell on terms to defy eompetitioi Give ns a nail. *n9 dlv

DYE HOUSE.

Steam X>ye House BOSE’S STEAM DYE HOUSE, Nos. tOa'-d

L, 831 East Washington strAt. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Garments, such os Crapes, Bro-

' 1, Silk, Woolen, or half l ~ ‘

1 and Ve«ts, will be cli

ipaired In' feb90 dly

cadet,

Pan

Woolen Goods. Coats, cleaned or colored and

its and Ve»ts, will be cleaned or

tired Into latest styles. All Work warran

anu

ted.

ROSE.

WHITEWASHING.

TV liite washing-. fgqHE undersigned is now prepared to do I White’va-hing on the shortest notice, and on reasonable term*. All walls and cell logs will

be care folly repai

ders at Thom;

dlan sti

treet. » dim

ms. All wails andcelllng* ired when desired. Leave orFish Stand, 81 South Merl-

' ERSOk '

Stand,

J. D. AND

TOBACCO WORKS.

HSrPI^XSTAFOIsIfl

Tobacco Works

J. A. MAY A CO.

Manufacturers of and dealers fn all kinds of

PLUG TOBACCO

•flflMs Eft. - jftJhfiJM.'

67 Must Sewth Street.

All Brands Warranted

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New Yerk .viosser HurRet. Nsw 1'Oix, Thursday, April H. The followleg are thequotatioua of master end stocks In New York te-dsv: MONEY—Easy at 7 per cent en sail, and toward the close of the day it was found Impossible to employ balances at 8 per cent. Discounts are easy with mors Inquiry at tft8

ptr cent.

S fER LINO-firm at 10S14 for prims hills. GOLD—Opened at gl 40r ; advanced to 91 4*x; declined to 91 closing weak a* 91 HRft 1 41. Loads were made at lft4 per east, for earrylng and flat, and 3 per cent for borrowing. Export to-day. 9981,910. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES—Opened firm and closed heevr. We give below the closing prices of Government securities, as compared with the three preceding days: Mon. Tne*. Wed. Thnr Spar scat. 1801 lit* lie* Its* 118)4 5 30’s, 1st series Ill* 119 HSR 119 8-3ir*, 3d series Hu 109* UUR 1I0R 5 30’s, &l series...^. IIOR U0R 186* 110)4 5-90’s, new 108 JOB'S 108>, 108)4 5-*o’*, 8tn senes K614 108)4 toe* lug* 10-40’s lOtR -—

' utTBUE MRxEEt."" 1 Gruugo, -Thursday, April 23. Flour—Faifty active, firmer, end steady;

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to

No.2stf2 , 02@203.'4, closing fins for No. 2,

Miss of No. 1 St 8TM83cl

sad Ji«le. I of No. 1 stSTfitSfio.; No. 2 at '

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■ales at 6S)4i

e, sad X9Xo.

HmeWAMce ■ X.O. Horuns.

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BowiNs 4 Faun,

Reprasent the follswlsg

flomdCenrad HoustenDR ,

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RlndmanJohji Hoover JeoobB Harrison Wg

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rheraqnUed:

?SW r <idlet;.3le..t$2fi9«*31for Mo. ^ ra. f W nrth Amgwim. Rht sales nt«M 75; clear pork at 928. ’{ OF PHILADELPHIA

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•ux.

Live Hoj^a-Dull; sale» at l0<ai5c. lower;

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»D50c. lower; sal to H (JOJltinfiDtal ItlSlHUIlC0

Iter-.X'iS- '> - '.I C 1 1 VP NBW EMBK. ’ >.i

25,763 bushels; live hogs, S,t>56 head. bhipmenta—Ftomr, 4,767 barrels; wheat. 18,184 bnshels; ebrn, 175,677 bushels; oats,

18,177 bushels.

Ba. Emmie MarRet.

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International Insurance

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m sad N. YwY Ina Co,

, Cotton—Firm and nominally higher but no

■elee reposted. 1 Fiemr—first and unebsnged. • ! Wheat—Firm; sales of fall at f2

for fall; prime choice epring unchanged at ^C^-Ffmen afiWfidiissK '! a 1 Oata—Inactive and easier; sales at $1 80f$ Barley—Quiet; tales at $2 60 for priatoJ'/I"' Mesa Pork—Active and higher; sales a| 927 60027 70 and *t tbe close was hold at $28.

Bacon—Aetlve and higher; tala*at 13)40. {Cashfiapltal.

for shoulders, ITJ^c. for clear sides aad ;mt*v for sugar cured hams: 40,000 .pound* Of clear tide* for May and June delivery at 19c.;

^^‘^rimetEi^ Insurance Comp’y,

Whisky—Held at $2 25.

Catlle—Lte* active: sales at 5<a8)ic. gross.

Sheep—Sales at $1119 per head. The weather is clear and cool.

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Hunt F ft Co Haetoy JW Hall Dr W J '

Johnson Chat ley Kelly Benjamin Kllngeasmith John '• fjaStt .4J6 m*^

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Langsderff Wnt H' siisitaar sisjafgvMorrison James Martin Robert Monroe Samuel

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THmilfl fliM ’ LcwurtJehn Lyons Julian ^-LHnbtoi OUrer T ‘Mh»t*AO‘ -V? RillerC W . m:

MeCey Dr John McCarthy John McVea Jas and Hannah HeMalien Rev l L

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Eegley S

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Overstreet, WOIU, 8

Narpool D L Odell James T

GmarN

Flscott Mr Parker John B W Pentecost MB Peters C H

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•F CINCINNATI.

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nehasd Jaeob Roberts Jas L

Kelchardt Nel-en

Ryan Samuel N Ray Was John

ey Ale Beibold John Slmton John Stults John Soward W T Shafer Norris R Stuck 0 ft L

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7 80’t. 3d series 1(6)4 108^ 106* 108)4 7 ao’s, ad ten** loe* — lue;; in Adams 61 MR IS,' . MR Merchants’ Union 88 88R S8R MV American 80 68 84m tow United States. 84 MR 88 88 Well*, Fargo ft Co *)\ 3* tt I) The railway market opened active and bneyant. New York Central selling at 134)4, and Erie at 71)4- Weston shares are all higher, with au increasing busiaete. Attheon* o’clock call Central reached 1.33, aad Erl* fell to MR, Western shares retailing the advance of the morning. The market subsequently was lest active and lower, and the fall in Central and Erie was quite large, though Western sharea yielded bnt slightly. II U repefted that the Erie Directors have removed Drew a* treasurer, and substituted Jay Gould. Border State bonds are steady, except Missouri s, which are a trifle off. Express shares are lower. MUcellaneoas stocks are more active aad higher. The general market closed steady. Mining shares are quiet. Receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day were 61349.309; payments, $1,9911,*08; hate nee, 9106,-

819,173.

the result except such fraud* as wilt be too gross not to be palpable. For that reason such frauds are net to be expected. Tbe defeat of the ConsUtutioa is clear by a large ma-

jority, - .

General Gordon bsi been elected Governor of Georgia by a surprisingly large majority. The counties which have tbe largest negro

majorities have all gone Democratic.

Advtcee trams Lmffwmyrm—Rebels In Paeeaaotoss of TOruFtnc'-s af Barce>

lona aasd Other hSmtee—Etc

_N*w York, April 28.—Mali advices from Tagusyra, Venezuela, to Marcb 23, state tha: the rebels were In entire possession of tbe Provinces of Barenlne, Aregueys, Bolivar, and Carlbobs—tbe national realstenre being mainly confined to a paper blockade cf the

ted coast.-

General Soltmo had urged the people of that Province to return to their allegiance, and a commutes of the citizens of Ceraccas had been appointed to offer terms to the Insurgents, on condltlou cf their return to their allegiance. BY CABLE. immense itleetlnff #• Asitl-Tarystee— Jolim Briabt Presides—Japan Im Auarcbr—Etc. London, Thursday. April 23. John Bright presided over an immense audience of Antt-Toryltes st; Spurgeon’s Church last night. Mr. Bright made an eloquent speech on the Irish Church question. Uesolutlons favoring the dlsendowment of all religious sects la froUad, were adopted. Late dispatches from Japan, present that country in anarchy. The crew of a French corvette have been cruelly butchered by the natives, and they bad alto c impelled all foreign agents, except tbe English, to haul down their flags.

Obituary.

Madrid, April 2».—Naravez, the Prime Minister, died thUmHiring. - Financial aad Commercial. London, April 23^-Bonds, 70<97oX. Liverpool, April 23.—Cottou tinner snd totlve; upwards, 12)*@l2Xd.; Orleans, 12)f <812%.1. -P<<rk dull. Lard active snd advancing st 64*. 94.

CHICAGO. -----

Indian Ontrages. CHICAGO, Thursday, April 23. A special from Omaha to the <Tribune>, on the 22d, states that a telegram from Fort McPherson, on the south side of the Platte says that the Indians, supposed to be part of Spotted Tail's band, or Cheyennes from the Republican, made a dash upon some men cutting wood in the canon yesterday, killing four and wounding two, who were brought in. The names of the killed are John Brown, Gustavus Hall, George Kline, and Joseph Vent; wounded, E. Hoffman, scalped badly and wounded by an arrow, and a boy named Tonney, aged fourteen, dangerously wounded

but not scalped.

The Indians ran off fifty head of stock from

the Government contractor to-day.

The Union Pacific Railroad is now finished five hundred and sixty miles West of Omaha. ---<>---

New Twrk market. New York, Thursday, April 23. Cotton—About Kc. better, with e fair business; sales of 4,6oo bales st 35c. for mlddUsg uploads. Flour—Receipts, 9,118 barrels; the market le fairly ectlve; high grades sre very firm; low grades are quiet; sale* of 140 barrels at 99 25(39 75 for superfine State and Western: 910 25(610 90 for extra State; flO 20£11 32 for extra Western; 912 60014 for white wheat extra; $10 30014 for round hoop Ohio; $110 12 00 for extra St. Louis; $19 60016 for good to extra choice ditto, closing firm; Ineludod In tbe sale* were 1,000 barrel* extra State fer export; Cslirornia flour Is quiet end firm; ssles of 1,600 sacks at $12 85014 50. Rye Flour—Firmer; sales cf 500 barrels st $8 2509 75. Cor* Meal—Strady; esles of 600 barrels

at $6.

Whlaky—Nominal. Wheal—Rectlpta, 4,000 bushels; market Irregular end unsettled; opened shout le. lower, closing 6rmer with an active export demand; sales of 114.000 huahele at $2 5003 55 lor No. 2 spring ^delivered; Utter an extreme quotation; $2 46 for No. 2 ditto to arrive; $2 6002 61 for No. 1 ditto delivered; $3 7u fir Port Washington spring; fi 85 for amber Pennsylvania; |3 18 far white California. Included in tbe sales are 14,000 bushels ef Ni spring to arrive on private terms. Bye—Scarce and decidedly firmer; rales of 30,000bushels of State at 92 15; afterward resold at 92 25. Barley—Dull. B. rley Malt—Quiet; sales of 600 bushels at

92 23.

Corn-Receipts, 14,000 bushels; market Is about 1c. better; sales of 78,000 bushels st 91 1501 20 for new mixed Western sfle closing at 91 1501 19 for old ditto; 91 17). 1 18 tn store; 9120 ditto for deltvtred;91 14)4 01 15)4 for white Southern; 91 2401 26 fur

Western anil Southern yellow.

Oats — Receipts, none: market s shade easier; sales of 39,000 bushels at 85)4085)4c. for Western tn store; 87c. for Western afloat. Rice—Quiet at 10)40 Uj^c. for Carolina*. C. tree—Firm; sales of ijf09 bags of rtoat

11J4C. In gold.

Sugar—Moderately active; sales of 650 hogs-

heads of Cubs at 11012c.

Molasses — Steady; sales of 120 barrels of

Muscovado at49c.

Petroleum—Quiet st 120l2)4e, for crude; 26)43. tor refined In bond. Hops—Quiet at 10050c. for American. Pork—More active snd firmer; rale* of 4,250 barrels at 927 87028 16 for new mess; closing at 927 87 cash; 947 for old ditto; closing at 927 regular; 923 25023 75 for prime; $24500 25 for prime mess. Also 500 barrels of new mesa at $28 40 at buyers’ option In May. Beef—Firm and prices unchanged; sales of 640 barrels and 400 tierce*. Beef Ham#—Nominal. - » Oat Meata—Firm; sales ef 670 packages at 12^013)48. for shoulder*; 18>4017>4c. for

hems. -

Bacon-Quiet snd Ena. Lard—Firmer; sales of 700 barrels at 17)40 18)4c.; small lots, 18)4a.: also 000 barrels at ■suers’ optima far May. I9%c. Butter-Weak st30040c. for Ohio, aad 610 53e. for State. Oh ease Firm sad to good demand at 13

017c.

Freights to Liverpool finftsr, with ragsgelent* of 40,000 bushels af grata st 4)4d. for SW5P^l?7«rJS5i 6 .«'“

Claelaa&ti aswrkat. J Cincinnati, Thursday, April ». Flour—Firm st foil prises. Wheat—Firm st full prices. Ctzo^Li tight tupply snd la good demand; Oats—Advanced to 78c., but sre not setive. Bye-Quiet; sales st $2. Cotton—Firmer; sales of middling st 80s.; demand but moderate. Tobacco—Firm; sales of 196 Softheads of I lugs at $408 80; leaf at $11028 507 Mess Pork—Held firmly si $28; but this S Shade above u>e view* of buyert.' * Lard—la demasd, aad ad vanned to 18e. Bulk Meata—Firm, and sides sre la good demand at 14)4c.; shoulders are not —‘Mbit I at better thee Ue. ' Bsom—Firm, but quiet. Butler—Dull aad 304c. lower and r.egt:lar; sales ef fresh at 360408. ' ;':T Eggs—Dfctinsd to 20a21c., end dbH. Gr( e rue—Unchanged sad qunt. Linseed Oil—Sale* at $1 14. Lsrd Oil—gales st $1 4001 45, sad firm. Potssoet—Firm st $3 6001 75. Apples—Scare* and firm at lull prices. Gold—$1.30)4 buying. m ■ ^ Louisville market. Louisville. Thursday, April 23. Tobacco—Sales of 201 hogsheads at lull rates. .j, Flour—Steady; sales of Mtperlae at $8 75. >¥6081-8*10* at f2 850220. Corn—Sales of sbeiled at 88: ; ear, 90e) in I

bulk.

Oats—Sales at 74<375«. Cotton—Sales at 30c. Mess Pork—Stale* at $27 75 Lard—Saloa of Urrres at lS)4e. Bacon—SaLAAf shoulders at 13)4013)40.; Hoar sides, I7)(c., all packed; fancy hams, 19)402Oc., tn oaavaa. Wblskv—8ales of r»w st $2 20. River faMfng fast, with u foci 10 Inches la

canal.

Weather clesr and pleasant

Merchants' Insurance Comp’y,

•a-

Thompson ft Derenish Talmsdge Charles Tuttle H Taylor James

•r OHIO AG Of ILL.

Cash Capital. Cash 4 as at* .

.. .6600.000 M7«,e03 19

City Fire Insurance Company,

Cash Capital y .V»X.‘ri. Cash Inals

6X50-000

North Western Mutual Life IPJSUR AlffCTE COM'R’Y.

■ ILWAVKEE, WI3.

Capital, non*. Assets, evar ..

..(Purely Mutual.) $3,500,000

apr34 dto.Sdp.top. oLaexttoeoaameialal

NO. 4.

Yaittt or letters

EMAININIG UNCLAIMED IN TME POST

offlee at lafitaasyolie, lad tana. April *4.

MT* Te otoatn thee* Letter*, the applicant ■am call far “ ) 4»art Is ml Letton *> givs the date of this list, and pey one cent tor advertising. LAMES’ LIST.

E

INDIANAPOLIS.

BREMERMAN & RENNER, UrrUg« Maufaetarers, No. 133 JEast Washington Nt., (Opposite theCAUt Heusej aprtdSm Indlnnepelle*

b. c. bbaw, CARRIAGE IASUFACTURRR, Nee. <0, *8 nnd 30 F.net Geer> gin Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1 marts dim '

Bishop Mrs William Krtotor TUiy Banghaut rboobe Brocken Lydia F Brrnaen Mi* JefcnB Bark Gassla Brown Alisa L Buchanan Catarina Horn barge Kata Bella Mnggta Cowl* Sarah I Cnnogum Martha Lh.leote J A : Caldwell Bertie 1 Cion* A Q

Dicks Bnaan Davis Ellen Degnen Mr* Alex Keech Mery Fellow* Maggie fusion Margaret lowier Kale Fny B, a’rice PUber M a

GlbaonMP I Gipsoa Mtlllan Gtober Caihiiae

M XT N 81 O 3V Copper Lightning Rod,

plete protection aga br l.ightalng ever invented.

Agents wanted in every

Wtotem ami fiootiierri 8t:ites. ^

ty In the Address

DAVID MUNSON.

|r,|l»nai»f>H*.

Horoaday M Uuier See Hose Mai/ J Hblmes Martha B Hines Looks Harrises Lydia 1 Hoover ft B Hinds Ellen Hesse Emily I liertaler Annie Jaeotw Mary

Resler Mary J Reaoer Llaaie

LambertSnsu Lew Mary J Leary Jennie

Bnrebteld Mery ■ Bright Hattie Baird Margaret A Begley Leu BuSwfca Jeente Batun Paaale Barret Kilen Berry UC Barron Annla Brown J U r c Cobble fimah Cornelia* Lacy Cassell Ellen Colliua A sale M , Campbell Aaaie w Droyer Hanna Denning Clara

Elmer Motile O P n Ispetrlck Mollto Pinch Biaathoa riiasihbon Mias Fagon A la as da

Gibbs M.rtha Gowei Kliaa

■ay* Sarah Uarria R. A Harrison Motile A ■arris Mattie ■eeglend Mary finnN Lett Huatiag Hilda Holme* Rlllaseth Heaa Emma J Johns Kliaa ■ Kelleher Ellen Rotiae ChrUttae A* Leag Sophie Lake Let ora LighfordJG

KflfflM V H. \* MMATLKT ftCV. Mannfacturcrs of DOORS,9 AS H, BLINDS Door anil Window Frames, Etc., • i ft»* Only Bex Itlannfactarere Ha SaAUammTOWUo Co»ner South and Delaware streets. $(0*limes of all kinds pnt np at Ctncinaati price*. apr* dSm

Melatire Llasto McHutcheon R S McCormack Sarah A

Montagoe BUs Madison Elisabeth Mossier Ells I Milton Jane 1 Miller Mary B More Rebecca B 1 Meru Susan

HAY AM As -

Arrival ml Leipwfflftl Telegraph

■ ■ spec sore—fflte*

Havana, Thursday, April 36,

Tbs Spanish steam frigate Francisco Desses, > With Captain Usnsral Lersusdl, the telegraph . l a Mutpeetors.and tbe Engineer and guperinUpd eat of Fubltc Works on board, has arrived at

tic Works on board,

Santiago de Cuba. Tho object of the part/ Is Wiffiect s station hsre for tbe cable lathe

other Antillee.

Bishop Oraches, of Mexico, has gone to

HOYTREAL.

OpealBff •< Nmvlgatiem. Montreal. Thanday, April 23.

’‘A 'steamer lesve# KlSgston for Hamiltoa

to bo fallowed by s bosk dally.

treal to th* weal

Tto e d“ly*b^»^J» Menl commences on Monday flvxt

The St. Lawrence canal will be oa th* 25th

*ii& but in, mu, tai

■T MARKET—TOItifilp. M. Floor—Otoaed a shade firmer, with * mod-

export demand.

^ Rye flats*, firmer, safi uneettled st $2 20 '^Osto^Suft; sales st W)4086>4o. for West-

ern—Heavy; esles si ft 1601 18 for new

Mixed Wemeni efloet, and ft 17)4 fer old

■rixedWesteritlB Store. ' ^ Fork—Quito sad Bern; sales *6927 95028

for new mesa, eash and regular, snd $38 37)4 ■ .

028 6$t seUars’ eyttoa, Jane deUvery, .. Reef—FUm, with a moderate dasnend.

Gut Meat*—Steely, w!0 a moderate in-

[“ff'-’Xii! il

The reduction noticed inhesvy thrown sa’s&’srsss TBr’SKfjrii •K5 Tssas iPSIb^ iss ras MenhWB*ehtglM «'v«,/w;ioii r

MW# 1 srk entile market.

NEW

The market le. tower.

.issrs&w *-

Neal Maria

Putnam Sarah Paster Mrs Theodor Piarsox Martha Perry Jmste Presley Lisale 1 Parker K r

fiEcUBEERY Jk FAY, HOUSE-KEEPERS’ EMPORIUM, 88 and 88 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, Wholesale and Retail QaecfflMwrmrc, FurmlSserm, Mtores, Cmttaryr And House Farnlsblng Goods of all kino.. aor3 dim

McCrane Rlixa McCain UW M Myers Ireae Mortan Pranoea Myras Joste Motion Mary A MerrUN E Myras ssrab B May Amanda

■»

Platt Mrs Thomas Purtel Sarah Paur Maria Poiston Bariett Phillips Elisa

It B-!

P Pope Ed C Petiy Mansnr Paddock Levi

Rough B Reanell F Reed Geo W Renkold Jaeeb Robert John Reed Orlando Rice T K

Stoops A Snider Joseph Btober John BtailoJ H Swarm Marion Bngart Russell Stevens Lawrence, 3

CINCINNATL

■eCMUB « BDasaU. mRAygMOiWOOD , No. n pike’s Opera Bunding,

a-i

tXNGtNELACf. Sm

mm

Smith Edgar

lompson M 0

mlinson Zsdook

Vlgumnayti A Whft* Geo W Weaver John

Williams Dr John, 3

Wilson J D, 3 Wilding W U

White w .r

htie

Walker N L Wellman EC

Y YagnarDawld

wniboff Geo 'Wallace J \f WUklns Jos WildrSwK Wasson Wm G

Wysorg Madison K Yard lAomas M

W*

I alt 1ml a. >. PnbtlJher of Farmers’ Anantl. Agent for Bnndtli’s Patent Horse Hay Fork. - Fwrelflm Orr John M B Oslr Joseph Cam ad ward Bandy James Joyce John D. G. ROSE. P. M.

STOVE*.

PEERLESS.”

FIRST GRAND PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED THE ‘Peerless’ Cooking Stove, AT THX Expoftition UniYerselle, x* a. ee is. fitter. THEBES! f 00KIM6ST0VE EVER MADE Far Caml, Cake aad Waad.

TT Is thd ’’Peertess,” because It Is si parlor to

X all other cooking stoves In econo* plleltv, cleanliness, hakinr, roasting aa<

1. Rconotny, A patented method of boating the air and conveying it through the even, saves

n twenty to thirty per cent fuel.

I la >nty.

3. Simplicity. It & easily manajpA The tor* can be perfectly controlled and kept tkrough an

entire season with -nt rektndllrg.

5. Cleanliness. No anat escapes while shaking

or dumbing the grate.

4 Baking, italarge oven, wherein all part* are of equal temperature, bakes at evenly ae a brick oven, ami that without turning th* artinla.

It hakes quickly. 6. Roasting. A

P tantly lug tn rough the oven to tfaorongaly van 11-

1 tit! • Beanty 1

Well a

current ef hot otr

n to thoroagely v* rell aa a tin kitchaa

ill not

paae _

late* it that it roasts aa well aa a tin kite *. Beanty Made of tbe best Iron, it

crack. Well mounted, artlsttcaHy designed, and smoothly east, it is tho most beantifnl ae well ae

the most serviceable Stove in the market. gfcRr Each Stove Is warranted te be and to de

alt mat is claimed for it.

m£d ondy bt

1. Is. m a. isr k B la

BRAun in

Stfives EEfl H#ise ForBishiEff 6ff4i, Na. AT East WaaBlmgtam Street. marit dendSm

PONT WINE.

SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINS, tJssd by Mnndreds of Oongregattoa* tor Ohsreh er Communion Pnrpo.ss. Also, Bxcsllnnt tm Ladisa and Waakly Parsons 10 Oa*.

R-no R 8

Hines Maggie

Ross Rollie

Reeves Lon Koble Elixaheth i Harden Caroline Row Clara 1 Reed Mr* Benjamin E

0

Smith J O Soovll Clara

t Server Florence

JOHN WOOOBB1DUE, Importer of QUEENSWARE CHINA. AND 1 G6X. JKSS W A.3RB; 36 8amtM meridian Street, aprildSm INDIANAPOLIS.

Smith Jennie | Strong Aaa

Schofleld Mrs David

Stafford Emma Sornandyke LMa 1

Server Moilte | Shank Satan I Tilmond B

Travis Baggie

Trent, Sarah

| Taylor Carrie A Wondo Sophia | Wolf Mary 4

Wagoner Martha J

Wolf Lney

Whlttemor* B 0

Server Florence Sterling Fanny Shearer Mary Scribner Myra

*

TaffeKmma Ttdd Margaret Thompton T R

Wigglnton Mar Wiggins Mary] WaTter Mary C Welsh Helen Woodflli Kale Y

WKJULAllI* * M rOWlHLL.’ 90. 4, Bates BOUSE, Indianapolis, Indiana, De.tot.to PIANO-FORTES, Organs and Mslodeons. sprtldSm

Yonng Ada | E W MUa M L D G Waters Bridget . Jolly Mil John

Imlllatla Lott* Mist

Loyd Louisa

€}BNTKsnttNS* JL1ET.

i Adkins B F

Adslt Charles 8 Austin Jereasa Armel Abraham

Bouse Charles W A BtafiiweU Albert " Marker C Braehearidge C J Bedsun Dr B

ALLBN, AMBKE ft C4*„ Wholesale Dealers In STfSo pnEWARE Brown and Yellow Ware, GI)A^WABE. ETC., Na. 86 meridian Street; aprtl dSm INDIANAPOLIS.

POMhnBft ftTANCE,

——Dealer* in

F Ij O XT 12/,

U1 -, M Kmet nmskat Street,

(Eden’s Block,)

. -

aprl7 itm Indianupelle. !l

€ uLt ^ | * 4

Baser John P Barboar Themto

SSSSi

8S7MJS-* SSS.“S= m ■”

mpr i32l55.«

0.0. M

gsarga: S£7Un.

'...■i Uv.ir

KsnfMT

Abbott B P Auntie W W Allen Mark F

Resell A B Boley ft Son Brassy C F Barker David BakarEP Bailey U H BtoaeJH

Baraaby William Bower* B W Barnard Logan tor Col R 1

c '

Clark AC -i

Clapp A B

Cramae Eld or B Jehu Clemen^ Gustavo* B A^CalakraJameaH

Clary J W Cron Wm

** Me Dr W C Cfttaty Mathew Comegys Levi

»

Davis EC

> < Dres;kills James

J ^r aasw.

SSASm

iis®*

- 0ft'

Sndaley John

r

Fawcett A H Prttaaker Chae jssM.

▼INKYABBBs N«W JMH8BY.

Speer’s Port Grape Wine FOLK YEARS OLD. rpHTB lastly celebrated nallve Wine is made X from tbe juice of the Oporto Grape, raised in this country. It* invaluable TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES

weakest invalid may use it to advantage. Hti particularly beneficial to the aged aad debit ttated, and salted to the various ailments that aflfiet the weaker tax. It it, in every respect, A Wlme te he Melteft mm. Iktalids usx krxxn’s Post Gnara Wnm. FixsUS ust Srxxa’B Pont Gnxrx Win. WXAXLT PxaSOsA PIMP A BxxxriT BT ITS era. M^Bpemra Bttusftmrft Wla* Hitter* ▲gents, Ittdtnnnpolli.

BANKRUPTCY.

In Bankruptcy. DUtrict of Indiana,88'*3U^du > ^^rll t *

who ha* bora adjudge^ to Rrakru, own petition, by to* DtatrieBOru, vJffifflfafi: ,apr33d8wltaw ' 1 ’. li

I. Bankruptcy. -»t< - 1 A« IsdlanapeUa, 8 District of Indiana, B8 Mtt

aprtl dtwltaW

; !i 7 In BtwiklpnpW.

Dtitrictof

sissy.* '

LA MIJCniiSON A CO., •{I .nrslLnl edj .j.ir.*’• b »• Wholesale Hardware, Bt iBmlmtet Bfirabt, ;iHt' '.*.1 irsb it • bit JOB I OX WOE PT Pff ft. X I . ■ r- ’ maattfifito

IB MHAMF, Manufacturers of l LEATHBR BBLTZNG, ANI FIRE ENGINE HOSE. And dealers la Gam Belting, Hess, Packing and Laos Leather, No. 67 Walnut, ear. Second Street, CTWCIWMATI. OHIO. mtoWdffln

iBSSnVl L»pKM«irtuw

rA.

GLASS FRUIT JARS. THE BEST PRESERVERS IN THE WORLD.

Orders solicited from the country trade. Liberal discount to dealers. R. HEMINGRAY ft CO.. tie. 68 Wslant street, mar to dim Cincinnati, Ohio.

ft. ILKOLftniXtlh ft CO., Reliable aad old established manufacturers improved Circular Saw Mills. Gold Premium Wheat an d Corn Mills from $a* to ISO. Steam Engine* always on hand. Onr work it extra heavy and durable. Mill order* can he filled in tore* to etc days’ aerie*. Bargains era be had. Address aa, or call at No. 333 West Front street, Cincinnati, Ohio. m»r30 dAw3m

MdftflKNUY ft CA8t840.NI, No. S East Fourth, and 161 Main Sts., CINCINNATI,

Western Depot for

fits Fiximres ee4 Lamps, Wrought and Cast Iron Pine, Gas and tm FitUags, Cocks and V .Ives, t is

Force Pumps. A full

assortment of all goods in the Gas, Steam and Plumbing lines, at Bastern a hoses* e prices. mar 30 dim

Steam Fii tern. Milt

>rtm

BOYLE, MILLER A CO DISTILLERS, OTISTOINN ATT,OHIO, BONDED Liquor Merchants. Ptitillv rie\ Star Mills, Peoria, Illinois tud Kenton county, Kentucky, Jitntl d9m

HAX.X.»8 SaCb eb4 Ltck C$. Manufacturers of nmll'e Pattern t CONCRETE FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAPKU And Victor Combination Bak Lokt, <6 West 4th SL. Opera House Building, Pfctmmmu. mtilw.

«B0. CEIAWFOnn ft CO , Importer* and Dealers In Saftm AeB. Rml Maftm* Cametlc Bmftm, rwmmdry Pmelmga, Plmstar, Liras. Camaeml, Bmad. Pmrawia# atmme, Kestm, Bte.. Mlc.. NO. SOB WALNUT STEEET ClmelteMBtl, Oftl*. martOdSm

John Dnbois, W. H. Williams. * J.S. Augur. mciiois ft ACOVKs Commission Merchants, 48 and 47 Raoe Street, CtMcItetemtl* Okio. fiEP Liberal advances made on eon•ignmenu of Flonr, Grain and Provisions. marlO d3m

TALLOW. GREASE, LARD. Market pri-e paid tor Tallow, Grease* and Lard. Prompt ’etorns made. No extra charges. Prices given upon application. PSOCTKE ft GAMBLE, Cincinnati. Offlee and Salesroom, 10 and ss West Second Street. mar30 dSa

IE. Ji. I HAHINf ft CO., GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI.

d.

ad-

Consignments and orders tollclted

mar SO d'3i

consignments and or

Price Currents sent free to an

dress.

CHAS. QfCAHANI, Manufacturer of IRO> BRIDGES, BRIDGE CASTINGS, I^ridg-e Bolts, r” Girders. Tank*, Gas and Holders, , Nos. 374, 376 and 378 West Front St.. I CINCINNATI. 1

MEDICAL.

ML WM. THOMSON’S

Offlee and Consultation Parlors nrstosatod at

Wo. M Sowtk Oelaw

wva&j£e'z Diaaaaos, la ati their tp< •*hfi*». ramrtcatioa*

Dr. Wm. Thon. to each patient etramrai, bladt effect a radical a. cure, or ii^tera)

and two yean in Peoria, flUnd*, During eight fflri*. ^ O'™ Dr. Wm. Thomson, in kit praetloe ftr Scrofula, Rheumatic ami general diseaM* of the blood, use* a Fumigating Vapor Bath of toe most tag*. ntona kiiMi,U eofflinnatto* with tatornal treat"^aklWAL EMISSIONS, to* eeaseqneae* ef •elf-abuao. This solitary vie*, or depraved sexoal tadui genoe. Is practiced by the youth of both

•axes to an almost unlimited extent,

io*t unlimited extent, producing certainty tha tatiowtag train of . ^tentige

eottatonance, da ic head, ringing

onlea* eombatod

via: Sallowc

dark

leave* aid

the limb*, confused viaioa, blunted

w of confidence, diffldeace in ap-

mchtag stranger*, a ditUke to farm new m- ■ intances. adlanmiUon to ahnn aoctety. lom ot

ttsstea, «sir js*"ss!

The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of MT Offlee and Consultation Parlor*, Mo. M

9ouut Delaware direct, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O. Box 1*00 mariO dlv

DR WRIGHT’S TAR SYRUP.

ro“F*ct» axe itnbborn tm ,> ■aay* the old proverb, and in these alone do we intend to deal, ta presenting WRIGHT’S TAR SYRUP to the public. All know the necessity of guarding against Colds, as well as the necessity for taking the proper remedies when the Colds are npon us. We say, without fear of contradlutioa, that the supe • rior of Wright’s Tar Syrup for the cure of Cun’“tion, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, an.

PiTEBSON, POLLOCK & CO., Ukpertert AA Deaton in Saddlery Hardware, lit Haim atr*ot, . . : CINCINNATI. maifipdBm

CUKIAJLSEOO MAHUFACTURIHQ CO.

EtimMwwWtotoieiB H.H. BUN KM AN, Proprietor. ^ .; 67 West Fourth street, martO dBm Ctaolmnati, Ohio.

Creat Westers Store Werks w. t OAvis a co„ Cincinnati. . rraprietmrs.

eas Bel

f Wright’s Tar Syrup for the cure of ( mption. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all se* of the Throat and Lungs, does not

nials

dissist.

etow are testimonials from Persons, some rhom are known in all parts or the country : Dr. H. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Adit Forney’*Philadeiphia Press, writes:

hilsd xtruia, July M>, 18G7.

Dear Sir: Last Christmas, for the first time ta my life, I was much afflicted by a very severe Cold, with almost constant Cough and sore chest.

w niakM HArln- t" tha

‘'Practicemakes period” tbe^rererbsays, bli

idem, but now believe to

1 was tad

the more I coughe 1 then considered

was greatly re! in ten. Itlini is a goad poi

gh

now believ

need to try Dr, out you, anu

wholly cured

have been a Providence, I

Wright’s Tar Syrup, purchased trout

was greatly relieved in two days, wholly cun

not unpleasant to the taste, whii int. Many year* ago, reading my an old library, 1 came across th* » Bishop Berkeley,who prophetically

and truly declared, more than a century ago, that "Westward the march of Ktnpire takes its way,”

re two treatises ta which!* be use of Tar, as curative« f

many diseases from catarrh to the plague. 1 wi s then struck with the cogency of the good Bishop ■ arguments, and am now sure—from tbe effleary of Dr. Wrighrs preparation of the same remedy — that they were entirely correct. Yours, truly,

r. auKLxow Mackenzie, l.l.d.

and among these were strongly advocated the use many diseases from cal

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Dear Sir: Having witnessed the operation of Dr. Wright's Tar Syrup In cases 01 Consumptior, I checiiutiy rooouuncud it to all persons so SJ~ dieted. JKhSh R. WALKER, Fourth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. Thomas Winmitl, butcher, ta beoond a treet

Market, Philadelphia, writes:

After suderiug for two years with Consumption and constant henorbages, I was induced to try Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup. After using six bottles, health returned, and I am now a hi to attend to my business. gra S. 3. Stevens, Druggist, Reading, Pa., writes ft Mr. J. J. Kromer: The gross of Tar Syrup purchased about three week* ago is nearly ail sold. My customers speak highly or it. Bend

of tt to my father, at Middletown.

half a gross of

Pennsylvania, and charge it to me.

C. B. Vansrckel. Druggist, Trenton, N. Jaay*: Dr. Wright**Tar 8yvup does all yon claim lor it. I am selling largely of it, and with much sat-

isfaction to my customers.

Wright's Tar Syrup is sold hy Ml Dragglsts and Can*try Storekeepers. Price gl per bottle, one bottle will check the most aggravated Conch.

t to my father, ad charge it to m

ifpOMERs hair Qyr Best iu live World. ^

Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Beet and Cheapest ta the World—will give satisfaction to alL JOHN J. KRdMKR, 408 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, ^ Bole Proprietor. For tale by BROWNING ft 8LOAN and W. I. HASKIT ft CO., Indianapolis, Indiana, norm deodAwly

Private Diseases.

PnivaTB Diseases cured at the WKSTERN MEDICAL OFFICES. 81 Illinois street. Indiaua-

a, aad 1JJ Sycamore street, Ctacta-

EDl

poll*; India nati, Ohio.

Halt the I sanl Price* mnft Charge Ufflttl Cured,

eight day*,

than half

Our Fe-

Recent case* cured in two to elgl Those of long standing cured ta ler, l the time others occupy in exuerimentii

diet

remedies f«r;Sei male ailments sp

toeupy in experimenting, minsl Weaknes- never faitl.

ents speedily cured. Female Pill*. $1;

extra, OurGEoMAN PERIODIC POWDER will cause the monthly flow in twenty-lonr boars. Board furnished. Medicines sent by

Board furnished. Medicines sei

Express. Advice free aad oonfldratial Charges low. Send TO cents and stamp for Book aad Circular on private matters, or stamp for Circular,

tplaininguse of an article for the married,

it wlti cost nothing for a friendly talk or let-

martB dftwlr

NEURALGIA.

Never Tails to Cur Neuralgia and Rheumatism fTTHIS Great Internal Remedy t* curing thou1 sands ol cases where aQ other remedies have failed. It is no mere '‘Anodyne,” relieving tor the moment, but is a perfect SPECIFIC and CURE lor those painful diseases. The vast number of Liniments. Embrocation*, and External Medicines, which acts* aUmulautaof the surface only, are temporary ta their effects and of doubtful virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reaches the source of ati trouble, and effectually banishes the disease from the system. A single trial will convince the most skeptical. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Bold by druggists. Also, Professor Byrne’s Pile Oil—a sure cure. PriceFifty Cent*. A. 1. MATHEWS, noyTO deodlv 13 Gold street. New York.

BLACKING.

TO THE r AT->r-Fj=t THE CIRAGeTfRANCAIS

ox

D R E 8 8 I

N C

FRENCH

Will be used in every family in the country when they And ont it* good qualities. Ladies’ Boots are made to look to good as Children’s Boots are made to look as good Travelling Bags are made to look as good Trunks are made to look a* good as new. It makes tbe leather soft and pliable.

It will not rub off when wet and toll the skirts.

Be sure and get the genuine.

B. F. BROWN ft CO., Proprietor*,

Bo. ton.

Manufacturers of the celebrated Army and

id Dress-

as new. as new.

look as good as new.

HAIR RESTORER.

CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORER

1b; makes hair grow on bald heads when t disease. It is clean, doe* not gum the hal:

intly perfumed, and a splendid dressing; tins na sugar of lead or nitrate of silver, by all Apothecaries. F. B. CLOCK, Chemist,

Boston, Massachusetts, proprietor.

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