Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1869 — Page 3
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DAILY SENTINEL.
Thnr»d*r Mornlnv, Jnnaarx 7.
riNINCIAL AND 00HM1BC1AI.
IlDUXATOLia.
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Indianapolis Wholesale Worket.
WsrassoAT. January 6.
FLOUR—(Juiot and iteady. Fair demand for low gradM. Medinm and better ■rados dull. Prices remain unoban*ed
Fancy brands
7 ^ 8 m
SQi OFuDO 5 WQP 0 ^ JfiD9*MMee4«eeee*e4««**«e«**«*4«e«4e*«aooO*eeOa«4eee*e4M 4 Dv(9 * WHEAT—Dull and deellnint. Wo quota! •1 6091 66 forptimt rod winter in car load lot*, II 7091 80 for amber. White II 8092 00. Wagons at |1 6091 66 fbr red winter. II 7091 75 for
amber; white. |1 80 to 1 90.
CORN—Fair Shipping demand; new shelled at 38960 in oar load lots; new in ear, car and
wagon, 55c.
OATS—In fair shipping demand at 63c. RYE—Dull at II 1091 16. BRAN AND SHORTS-Bran. firm at 116917; shorts, steady at 118918; middlings, fine, |30 935 per ton; middlings coarse at <22. SEEDS—Flan seed Is in good demand at |29 2 10; clover. 17 60; timotlty. 13. BUTTER—Firm. We quote; eholce fresh, 30c; inferior, 20o. COFFEE—Firm for choice grades; Rio, fair, B922Hc; prime, 269taX«! choice, iOdiflXc l Lagueyra, 27®27>£c; Java, 38940c. COAL-Active. Pittsburg, 26o per bushel; Brasil, 20c; Highland, 16c per bushel; AnthraCl KOO»-?Bcarce"; "0932c per dosen for fresh. FEATHERS—Quiet at 72o for prime live geese. FIdU—Quiet. We quote; White, half barrel ,18 259 8 60 White* hite«».«•»»*•»•#4*<4aa*aaaes*a*ta»*ese*4*4*4Se< SI UU@ Sj 10 Mackerel, No. 1, half barrel... 12 00 MacteTn'kitsiNoTT:::::::;;;::;::::::; 2 u 2 jm Mackerel, iu kite, Ne, 2.. 2 t09 2 00 MULASSEd—Trade fair. We quote; New Orleans at 90o9!l; Porto Rico. 70o; choice syreps, II 10®l 20; medium, 769k3o; common,
O5o,
POTATOES—Dull at 70975c per bnshel for car load lots; 90c91 00 in store. POULTRY—Chickens In demand; live, per dosen, 13 8091 for old; <3 00 for young; live turkeys, ptr lb., 12c to Ho; dressed, in active demand at 16c. Ducks in demand at |3 00 per dosen. Ueeee, ditto at 60o each. Quails, •2 60 to II00 per dosen, PROVISIONS—Firm; demand active. We give the following as the asking prices: Mess Pork—128. Lard—Active at 18c. Bulk Meats—Sbouldere, lie; ribbed sides, 1374c; clear ribbed, Ho; dear sides, 14}4o. Green Meats-Firm. Sbouldsrs.Sfl.9l0c; side], 1214913c; hams. 14M«. Dried Beaf—Quiet at 20o. Breakfast bacon, old sugar cured, 18919c. EDGAR—Firm with an advance of He. lard retaad-,..
fellow...
tesSvsaiwr::
Porto Kioo,
Prime to choice Demi
TALLOW-Firtn. We qnote; 1I9UH«-
9emisrara.. '
mm
from the oottntrjr banka, while the local
demand Is stoo heavy
to, B. B. 22o; ditto. «7cj ditto.
10 An' offer waa made of one per cent, for the right to call 16,000,000 of 67*a at 116
within tlx months.
State Bonds—Firm; Missouri 89: Tennessee «6@fl7; new N Carolina 62H®«akl Virginia 66K; Lc ianafl’e 68; Levee bonds 62H<i68; 1 road share market opened about olosi
I
lie most active stocks a
old
forth
Louis*
Rail-
closing
atonal reactions i
mg the forenoon. The most active stocks are New York Central, Michigan SoutLern, Fort Wayne, Rook Island and Northwestern. The first named advanced to 157, fchiefly 'under demand to cover speculative sales put out on the strength of recent rumors relative to a new lojunoUon, and Southern advanced to 90V4, under a report that there was likely to be a 10 per cent, stock dividend, and Rook Island to •119H* Fort Wayne is especially active, assisted by the report that a large scrip dividend was to be declared, and sold ,at 118J4. Northwestern Wae held with great confidence, on account of the steady in or ease of earnings. In the afternoon, however, the market wae lower, but before the close the decline
was recovered and closed active. The following are the 6:30 p. U. prlcea:
l-iS* 83 108
f °^I.V.nd.
ditto prefarrad
Qui
Can ton...... ........... Hartford A Erie Maripota ditto preferred... N.^Y. Central
ditto preferred...-—, Hudson 18t I8t. Joseph .. iKst==%<!mv'i.
Terre liaute 88 iCbloago 4c Alton 148
ditto preferred 83 I Mining Shares—Dull.
The following are the quotations of
copper stocks at Boston:
Calumet, 60; Copper Falls, 16; Franklin. 14; Heels, 70; (juinoy, ED; Hancock,
3; Minnesota, 2.
Exports of gold for the week.$1,920,240. Clearances in gold exchange bank, $68,-
837,000.
Receipts at the Snb-Trcasury, $2,758,020; payments, $2,505,266; balance, $80,-
638,874. » _ flew York Market. Nkw York, January 6.
Cotton—Less active and lower; sales ot 2,000 bales of middling uplands at 27@ 27Ho; sales chiefly at 27c. Flour—Receipts, 6,614 barrels; market 6(g) 10c better for common grades, whlcb are scarce; sales of 800 barrels at |0 103)6 36 for superfine Ntute and Western; $7 06@ 7 50 for extra State; $0 85®8 10 fpr extra Western: 98 30 for white wheat extra; 17 05($9 60 for round hoop Ohio; |7 60^ 8 SO for extra 8t. Louis; |9(9l2 60 for good to choice ditto, closing strong for low grades and extra, and heavy for good grades. California floor dull and nominal; sales at $6(fi)7 26 for old; |9 60(910 26
for new.
Rye Flour—Moderately active; sales of
200 barrels at |6(g)9. Corn Meal—Quiet.
Whisky—Unchanged; sales of 100 barrels of Western at l>oo(g)$l, free. Wheat—Receipts, 234 bushels; market Hgi2u better, and quiet, closing dull and drooping with the advance lost; sales of 39,000 bushels at |1 68(gl <M for inferior
to choice No. 2 s ' above the markel
ditto mixed
spring, the latter price et; $1 66 for Nos. 1 and g
I Condensed Markets. WidxksDaT, January 6. At Baltimore four wai quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; prime white 12 38. Corn firm; white 80 to 90c | yellow 96c. Meet pork 129. Bacon Arm—rib aide* 16%e to 17e; elesr aidea 1774c to 1774c. Lard firm at 1874c to 19e. At Philadelphia flour Inactive; Ghlo X family 19 to 10 50; Iowa, Wlaconain and Mlnneaotadltto 17 60 to 8 00, Wheat dull and droopini, but unchanged. Corn acarce and advanced; yellow 9De to II; mixed Weatern 93c. Provliiona firm. At Cleveland flour in good demand for city made brenda. but the market generally quiet. Wheat, No. 1 red winter held at <1 82 to 180; No, 2 ditto |1 63. Corn, 73>4c. At Milwaukee tour dull apd unchanged. Wheat lower; 1124 for No. 1; 111674 N®-7* Corn higher, 54c for new. Provision! advancing. City meaa pork $28; bama Lc to loUe. Dreiscd bogs Arm and higher, 811 75 to 12 00. At Toledo flour quiet. Wheat ditto and unchanged. Corn, now a shade better;-old 2o lower. Old No, 1 35a; new 65c to 6574c; new rejected G074o. Dressed bogs 74a better; 111 60 to 11 75. At Memphis flour was steady t superfine 17 to 7 26, Corn 65e. Mess pork 129. Lard 19e to 1974c. Bulk meats firm—shoulders 1134c; clear •ides 16o. Dressed hogs $12 to 11 60, and scarct. At Louisville flour 15 60. Wheat «1 80 to 1 90 Corn 60o to 65e. Mess pork 129, Lard 1874 to 1874a. Bulk meats—shouldors 12c to 1274a; dear rib 1574c to 15>4c; clear sides 16c to 1674a> Packed Bacon—shoulders 14c; clsar rib 173io: clear sides 18c. At 8t. Louis floor firm, superfine 15 50 to 6 60; X 16 0274 to 7 25; XX 17 60; XXX |9 26 to 9 60. Wheat dull; strictly prime to lew eholce at 11 76 to 1 90, spring firm at It 40 for choice. Corn unchanged ; 64c to 67c for mixed end yellow; 68c to 70c for choieo white. Pork higher, $29; bulk meats buoyant and advancing; loose shoulders 11c; dear ribl474o; packed ehoulders sold at 1134o; sides shoulders, for next weeks delivery sold et 14o; dear sides 18o; sugar cured bams 1774c to 18c. Lard stiff at 18c by ths tierce. Hogs active et 19 26 to lo 60 for light to extra heavy.
V U me Uieaiakvi., uu iu# ANUS, 1BIIU# tto mixed; $2 1674 for white Cailfarula,
Rye-Dull.
Hurley—Dull.
Barley Malt—Quiet.
Corn—Repelpte, 18,206 bushels; market leas active and lc lower; sales of 47,060 bushels at D9c(g)$l 01 for new mixed Western; $1 08(g)l 10 for old ditto in store and afloat; $1 til for new yellow Southern. Oats—Dull and declining; sales of 29,000 bushels at 75T4fg)70o for Western In
store; 77V4Op7874c afloat.
Rice—Firm at 8K@97<o for Carolina.
Coffee—Quiet and firm.
Nugar—Firmi sales of 120 hogsheads of Cuba at 11>4<3U74c; 1300 boxes of Ha-
vana at 1174c-
Molasses—Dull; sales of COO barrels of New Orleans at OfcKgJfxj. Oils—Petroleum quiet at 18V4o for crude; 32c for refined in bond, {.inioetl oil at 08c(g)$l for casks and barrels. Spirits turpentine firm at 5174®53c. Hops—Quiet at I0(g)20o for American. WOol—Quiet; sales of 160,000 pounds at 4Hr<v,lc for domestic fleece; 45(g48c for pulled; 660 for tubbed; 29c for Texas; 28T4(gf33o for California. L<<uther—Hemlock sole steady, with a moderate demaud.
, dkleaco Market. Cbicaoo, January 0. Eastern Exchange—10 per cent, premlum. . . , Flour—In better demand and steady; sales of spring extra at $5 76@0 75, Wheat—Less active and easier, and 2@ 274c lower; sales of No. 1 at 91 23®1 23741 No. 2, $1 1674®! HK. dosing quiet at $11634; sales since ’Change at $1 1574Corn—Quiet and 174®'Jo lower; aalee of No. 1 at 65c; No. 2, 60e; No. 2 kiln dried
afternoon.
Oa
4774' @47
Rye—Dull; aalee of No. 1 at $1 18, closing with sellera, but no buyers, at $1 18. Barley—Dull and weak; sales of No. 2 at $1 (12® 1 65; oloaing tame at $1 62. Hlghwiuea—Firm at 93c; no buyers at
over 92
Provisions—Mess pork active, and 60®75c high @29, sellers’ option for
ernoon.
lats-rrQulet and 74®7<c lower; sales at closing steady and quiet at 4774 774c. .. . . _
Provisions—Mess pork firmer and more
. . . . er , ga j 0B at
_ February March" and at* $29, cash; closing at $27. Cumberland cut, 18c; rough sides, ia;4c; ehoulders, 11T40S dteb 14o; loose sweet pickled harna, 16<ail674o. ,, y _ Lard—Firmer and more active, and 7*® ®74e higher; sales at 18®18T4o, cash, and
1874®l9o for future delivery.
Hogs—Dressed leas active and firmer, and 25o higher; ranging from $11 76 to $12 25, dosing at |12@12 25. dividing on 200. Live active and 15®20c higher; sales at $9 25®9 68 for fair to mediqm, and $9 75
@10 75 for good to choice.
Beef Cattle—Active; aalea at $4 50®5 85 for butcher’* stock; |6@7 for fair to good;
and $7 75@8 50 for extra.
Receipts for post twenty-four hours— Flour, 12,658 barrels; whest, 34,080 bushels; corn, 33,816 bushels; oats, 20,812 bushels; rye, 2,672 bushels; barley, 2,650 bush
els; hogs, 17,237 head.
Shipments — Flour, 12,135 barrels; wheat, 10,577 bushels; corn, 43,328 bushels; oats, 10,131 bushels; rye,5,882bushels; barley, 5,302bushels; bogs, 5,193 head ■ew York Honey and Stock Market.
Nkw York, January 0.
Money easier, and Indication* are that the reign of Shylock In Wall street Is over. Currency Is flowing in here from the West, and the outflow to the South is now comparatively light. The disbursements on account of Interest and dividends which this month amount to over six million* of dollars here, are coming out finely, and the market la rapidly reaching a point where it will be Impossible to renew the recent high rates of interest by artlfloiul.ineans. The Bank Examiner will shortly be In town, and la believed will call some of the Institutions to sharp aoconnt. The attention of the Dietrlet Attorney is said, also, to have been called toYho recent heavy shares of money lenders. Call loans were made to-day at 7 per cent, currency, 1-22@1-10 per cent commission and also gold interest, bat the preat bulk of the transactions were at the e 5uo effort waa made to revive the buying and eelllng of money in the long room, but It proved a failure. sterling la firm but quiet at 9)4®934
premium.
Gold firm; opened at $1.35, fell to $1.3474 Governmenta acUve^and buoyant at an advance; there is a good investment demand, Urge orders having beon received
Coal—G11 let.
Motala—Sheeting co
nlet at 33c.
.‘<>ppei
24o for Detroit. Pig Iron quiet and di
Ingot copper firm at
jopper q; 2334c tot
Culto, at
Ing; sales at $40®42 .for Scotch, and 42for American. Bar dull; sales at $89® 95 for refined English and American. Sheet quiet; sales at $10 60®li 60 for Russia. Nails dull and drooping; sales at 674(0.6Ji'c for cut; O34@7o for clinch,
and 27®30c for horse shoe. Provisions—Pork stei sales of 650 barrels at $28
mess; $27 25@27 50 lor old ditto; $20@26
rime mess. Beef
ess; 827 2)®27 00 lor 1 r prime; 82/@28 for pi nady; sales of 125 Uf
.•fa" 4 , >ld ditto;
quiet;
for new
steady; sales of 125 barrels at $9® 10 SO for new plain mess; fl4@19 50 lor naw extra mess. Tierce beef steady; sales of 200 tierces at $27®31 for prime mess; $SA@ 37 for India nieea, Beef hams firm; sales of 100 barrels at $30@B4. Cut meats firmer; sales of 170 packages at 18K® 1274a for shoulders; 14@10;4c for bams. Middles quiet and decidedly firmer; sales of 150 boxes at 1674®!^ for short ribbed; 16740
for long cut hams.
Dressed Hogs—Firmer; sales at 18® 137«o for Western, the latter price for
fancy; 13T4(g)16o for city,
Lard—Firm; sales of 700 tierces at 1774 @19u for stesm, and 19®1974o for kettle rendered * bIso* H50 tierces BtoAin rendered) for February and March, at sellers’ op-
tion, at 1974c,
Butter—steady 1 sales at 80@40c for
Ohio; 40@60p for State.
Cheese—Firm; sales at 16®20o.
Freights to Liverpool—A shade firmer; engagements for 22,000 bushela wheat at
7d sail, 7Kd steam.
LATEST—5 P. M.
Flour—Closed firm for good to common extra, and dull and heavy for all other
kinds.
Wheat — Dull, and nominally l@2c lower, with the export demand for spring materially cheeked by the firmness of
ocean freights.
Rye—Dull and nominal at $1 60@1 56 for
the whole range.
Oats—Dull and heavy at 7574o In store,
and 78c afloat, for Western.
Corn—Dull at 98c@$l for new, and $1 07
@1 10 for old inland Western.
Provisions—Pork market quiet but very firm: buyers of niMS at $29 for February and March, with no sellera under $29 50. Beef qnlet and unchanged. Cut meats very firm. Bacon advancing; short rib-
bed, 1074cj long cut bams, 1674o<
Lard—Firm at 1874@l9c for fajr to prime
steam rendered.
Eggs—Dull at 3C®38o. Cincinnati Market. CuroiifiTATi, January 6,
Flour and Grain—Unchanged,
Cotton—Dull; sales of middling at 26o.
Whisky—In fair demand; sales at $1.
Hog*—Firm and in demand for extra; sales at $10® 10 50 for live; and |12@12 25
for dressed; receipts, 640 head.
Provisions—Opened quiet but closed
buoyant and unsettled. Mesa
of t xv,V.•*1 ‘2r» aliena nrhttf
■ft
A. A. ditto, ditto, $801 ditto, Pearl
O; Massachu-
setts A. aeo; onto, n. woks, 22c j C. ditto, 21o; Amoekeag denims. 30c; Pearl River. 29c; Manchester, 20c; Amoekeag colored oambrica. 70o; ditto, A; bleached aheetIngs. 46, ditto bleaoned 98 inch, 4774c; ditto, bleached 34 inch sheetings 12c; $8
inch corset Jeans, 1474.
taraae •Mali Cover Me.
grass shall eevsr ns,
iwa.
■nrieStag
as;
kinSYha waa.” frsaaha waa.” evsr ma.
When ths gran ahall oorar me. Holden eloae to earth'a warmil 00a; While 1 laugh, or «osp. or aing, Y?u wlUflnd'iniudo anVbloaaom, Sweet small voicea, odoroua. Tender pleaderi in mr cauae, That ahall aptak me aa 1 waa— When tha grass grows over ae. When tho rraaa ahall eorar me I Ah. beloved, In mr sorrow; Vary patient, I ms walbKnowing that, or soon or lato, Thero will dawn a clearer morr >w; Whea roar haart will moan ; Alas I Now I know how trna she wns: Now I know how dear she wax”— When the araas grows orsr mi ! —Overland Monthly for If member.
NTATC ITEMS.
—Mr. Howard, of Jeffersonville, ha* been appointed Deputy Warden of the
Jeffersonville State Prison.
—A portion of the bones of a large animal, probably a maatadon or mammoth, were discovered about a year ago near Lafayetta. After an examination by Professor Owen.tbey repose in the cabinet
oi the State University.
Mohoaiv Raid Claims.—The Vernon Bmnner urges aa the first buaineae of the next Legtalature, the passage of a bill to nay the Morgan raid claims. Six yeara have passed since the raid waa made, and those who met with loeeea have certainly waited long enough. We hope the subject will engage the immediate attention of the Legislature.—V. A. Commercial. —Crawfordsvllle, for a place of its alae, ia favored with notables. In that place lives Hon. Heni7 8. Lane, General Lew. Wallace, his wife, who Is a poetess, Liaxle M. Boynton, a literaturer, and Mrs. Sue
Scott, 00m;
popular son
Not mora
twenty-five men In it who can teach a Sunday School olaaa, or get drunk aa a
“cuss."—Aforpan OateUt.
An Obstinati Juror.—At the late term of the Harrison Common Pleaa Court, a civil case waa tried, on which aleven of the jurors aoon arrived at a verdict. The twelfth, however, refused to ooinolde In ths verdict. The failure to agree being reported to the Court, Judge Jewett ordered the Jury to be returned To tbelr room, and thare confined without food or fire, till they reached a decision. The obstinate man held out tor thirty-six hours, when he joined hia brother Jurors. Twelve oolder or hungrier men than this jury, when they oame into court, would be hard to find.—JV«w Albany Ledger, SnorKiNO Murder In Clark Eounty, A LONK OLD MAN KILLED FOR HISMOMBY —Again we aie called upon to record the enactment of a horrible tragedy, by which ths hands of some vlulan, who ught to obtain a booty of a few hundred
liars, the old man’e savings. Clark county, near tbe
uu, a uieraiurer, anu mrs. Hue ippaer of the commonplace but >ong, “Pase Under the Rod-” so than Martinsville. It has
sou dol
In Clark county, near me village Bennettsvllle, on the line of the Ni
Albany railroad, and about ten miles
in
Morgan Zillfngs. He bad no family of
from t^is city, lived
Zilllni
an old man named
his own, but part of the time boarded with the family that lived on his form, 1 part ot the time lived by bimaelf. » farm was wall atocked and kept In good repair. In addition to bis home place he owned ten acres of land in this
ooonty.
For several days ZUllngs was not saen by hla neighbor*, but of this littla or nothing waa thought, aa he led a lonely i, and came ana went without saying word to any one. But on Saturday morning a mao, while passing through
iiirg:. 0 *^
hogs which were feeding voraciously upon something, which, upon examination, proved to be the body of Mr. ZUllngs. The coroner of Clark County, Dr, Ixtw-
■ of Mr.
aunty, Dr.
man. was sent lor, who instituted an Investigatiup info the dreadful affair. It appears That the skull of tha Door old
mat C
pork sold sh;and at
at $29@29 25 sinoe noon, for casi
$20 75@30 at buyers’ option for qll this month. Hulk meats held at 12®1474o ahd 15@1574o lor shoulders, aides, clear rib and clear aidea. Bacon held at 14c for shoulders; and 17@18o for clear rib and clear sides. Green meats sold at 1074o for shoulders; and 16o for hams, which la now held higher and the demand ia near-
ly altogether speculative.
Lard—8old at 19o, and few sellera or
buyers at that rate.
Butter—Very dull under an increased supply, and prloea are lower; aales of
fresh at 33@38o. .
Oils—Linseed Oil dull; salat at |1 03® 1 00. Lard oil; aales at $1 «@1 00. The advance telegraphed In star candles yesterday has not been sustained, and fall weight can be bought at 22o. The report originated In an attempt made by
one house to put up prices.
Gold—$1,34 Jf.
New York Dry Gauge Market. New York, January e. The trade remains inactive and but little animation ia anticipated baton the idea of the month at least, In the meantime the prloos on all staple cottons hold tbelr own firmly; Atlantic and heavy brown sheeting, at Me: ditto, L, fine,
_ _ , Dtow Mtto i sheeting, 94 inoh.'l4o*' tfitto!’blaiwhed^dTt" to, aatne price; ditto, 4« limb brown sheeting, 1874c; Amoekeag A. cotton flannel 25c; ditto, A. A. Sic; ditto, II, Me; <Ut-
appears That the skull of the poor old man bad been broken In, hie body drag- ‘ to the spot where it waa found by the oga, and there covered with leaves, which had been washed off by the recent rains. No clue to the murderer waa Obtained, nor could the Instrument used In
the foul work be discovered.
Upon an examination of tbe pablu Qf the deoeaaetL acme deeds, ta* receipt*, and certificates of deposit In the New Albany Havings Bank were discovered, A man waa employed by the Coroner to take charge of the premises untU the murdered man’s relatives, if he had any, shall appear, or an administrator be ap-
pointed,
Upon inquiry of Mr. McDonald and Mr.
Davis, of the Havings Bank, we have learned some particular* in regard to this unfortunate old man. He baa been for a considerable time depositing email sums of money in the bank, the gross amount now to hla credit being $286 04. The last time he waa In the city waa on a recent cold day. Aa usual he waa dressed In rags, and wore a light summer hat. On going Into the bank to make a deposit, Mr. McDonald asked him why be did not take some of hla money and buy more oomfortable clothing, especially a hat. Tha old man aald his clothes and hat were aa good as be wanted, and he picferred saving hia money. Mr. McD. asked him what would become of his
rhen he died. Zllllngs replied be "supposed the sharpest would
get it." At one time be Iqtlmated that he had brothers and aiaters, In Pennsylvania, we believe, bis native State. He further said that he desired to go to New Orleans thla wlnUr, and was then looking for kflatboat on which he oonld work his passage. On being asked bow or with whom be lived, be aald be lived with the fomily on fola farm “when tb«y tyoM HI him; at other times alone. He was a very singular man, and had most singular ways, Increasing with his years and his lonely life.
It la not probable that the poor old man
had an enemy lu the world, and hla murder waa doubtless with ths sole view of robbery, It being supposed tbat he carried his money on bis person. It Is not likely, however, that he had any considerable aum, as be was In tbe habit of depositing his irouey as foat os be obtained It—a fact which his murderers did not know, as ha always kept his own counsel, to clue baa yet been found to tbe perpetrators of thil foul dee4, but we kone\he authorltlee of Clark county will do all In their power to bring tbe fiends to justice.
—New Albany Ledger.
money that n
;et it.
daily sentinel.
_ . I JY1 kin clime that air tall red oak tree th
and aee anything la thla here miserable
land but bondlp
take m
at bonding and crab grass you kin y old hat for a henness-ah.” And aez I. “Hard-swearin fren, I am afTYald you wul never register yo m In the book n,v eternal Ufe-ah.’’ An,
he, "I went to town last
name
aex
to em all
craetar," sea
grace you
later, and I couldn't
book for the dam greasy
leading to perditlon-ah." An aez he, "You are a darn’d ole liar, for I’m on the road a teadln to Benton-ah." I heaved a
groan, my hearers, and aes I,
"Jkn when they riz up early In the mornln, behold they was afi dead oorpusses." An aes he. "Let eta rise and be darn’d
l-ah." Oh, my snfllnring feller ez I. "ef you would bat sue for might come and jine that hea-
venly quire, and be manoipated from the shackles av sln-eb.’> And he cocked nv hie gun and sea he, "J had twenty-aiK likely niggers mancipatod on my bans wonst, andef you open yo jaw bout mancipation to me again I’ll make buzzard vitals out uv yo dam*d ole awlvered up oarkass befo hell could cripple of a gnatah.” My constant frehs and hearers, when I seen that wicked man a cockinuv hia gun-ah, I began to feel exceeding Jubons, and the .words of the test amoted
upon my ear-ah—
"An when they ris up early in the mornln, behold they was all dead oorpueaee.” But my Christian hears, I felt called upon to try my ban one more time on this otjnrtt man-ah, an aez I, "My blasphemous fren, yon are continually an forever dam’d-ah, ot you don’t immejltly git down ofber that air fence-ah, and go
down ofner
didn’t go to no sequestered apot-ah; but my unconscious bearers, be atnok that big ole doable-barrel shot gun close up to my reverend head-ah. an see he, "I’ve beam a sequester was the next thing to a oonflscator, an ef that’s ye business in thla here settlement, yon had better begin to grow mity dam amall and beautifully leas-ah," an my hearers, it looked to me aa ef a drove uv mules oonld a trotted down the barrels uv that air ole shot gun-ab, and I put spun to ole Rosa, and T gall aped through tb# wilderness fur four and twenty hours-ah; and thinks I, my bearers, ef tbat air man don’t pall ap soon he'd git to the end uv bU rope-eb. "An when they rl* up early In the morning, behold they was all dead corAnd sure enuf my patient hearers, In about three days that proffanated man waa tnk up to the freedman’a bnro and tried by a mllllngtary commission and bung for kiUlng uv a nlgger-ab; an m listen friends and bearert, when I aeei him a stsndln on the great emenslty uv apaoe and klokln at tbe forth district, sez I to myaelf In the langulg uv the Inspired
hlmleter-ah,
"An morning, beho puses.’’
tr is dead sod xoss, • to dig his gray®, 1 to let biw down, Mblf oa:ak.
riz
early in the all dead oor-
PROFEMIONAL.
O. W. PICKBR1LL. M. D.
K. COLS. M. ».
DBS. P1CBKBILL * COLE, Physicians anil Surgeons. OmOJE; No. *074 North Poaasylvanla fllroot (Half sqaars from Washington stre.t, near PoatofloeJ
INDIANAPOLIft, INDIANA.
TARA PICKHRILL k COLE would rMpertfiitly Is nnnonnee th»lr copartnership, and 1 at thsr are prepared to administer treatment wi;a Dr. FravlIPn Improved Eqnllixor Apparatus.
th«
y. Tbt attuDimMjnm, Key.
Kptleptio Pns' and all L U reapflctfully called The (Toaeit atUntion pccial practice of Med-
ublished •▼try mominc. (^uidtyntxotyM.) by R. J. BRZOZZX, 161-2 East Washington St, Sentinel Building,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
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TIMETABLE.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLL Columbut and indianpolis Line. TSAixa Laxra. aaanra.
1:60 p. m
Cincinnati via Cambridge and Conner. Rxprme...........m*. ...hhm...... 2:86 a. m. Accommodation .10:46a. m. Express 8:90 p. m.
Cincinnati via Richmond,
T Aoeommodatloa 10:46 a.m. Cleveland, Col., Cin. and Indianap’Ha Railroad.
(Bee Line.)
Fait Expreu.. n:« a. is. t2:50 «. n Accommodation - *1:20 a. m. ie:49 a. m KMtarn Bxprem „.*W.W p. S. ^ m •sSi«IHS&: -agftt.TJF- “ Madison Railroad. l2&£SSUsah8£ S: ISi Z Jeffersonville Railroad.
ssssfiYsr,
Accomm
laid Kxpr BodAtion
10:00*.
Also, with al| other late improvements in practice of Medlelne and Harxery. Tbe a< tlon of tboen afflicted with Rbenmatisui, 1
distance
awCails attended to at nil hour*. SOrAU communication* from
promptly naewered.
■Wne hare also th* Oeneral Agency for Dr.
CORSETS.
LATENT
.... t:90 a. m. ....10:«8 a. m. — 1:65 p. 9.
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago Railway, Chicago Mail........ 13.-06 nooa. «:jr)a. m Accommodation 3:U> p. m. 10:»7 a. m Chicago Express _... 9:15p.m. 6:25 p.m Lafayette and Chicago Railroad. Aecommodation 3:50 a. m.. 1:40 a. m Chicago Mail .._11:06 aeaa. 10:15 a. at Ohieago Express ItSOp. at. 1:15 p. ■
Cincinnati Railroad. ‘
Express . 1 -45 a. m. Y:40 a. m Mall and Accommodation JO :a>) n. m. 9:50 a. m Martinsville Aoeom. 1:50 p. m. 11:50 nooa Express ...8:06 p.m. 8:26 p.m
Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad. ?in.’and St. Lonls Express 3:60 a. m. 8t. Louis Day Express..... 9:xia. m. teJi&sssizJSiit
Vincennes Railroad. (Open to Ooiport.)
Aeotnmodatloa 1:60 p.m. 9:M a. m Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction. Railroad.
Morning Express...
12:60 night 10:00a. m ill;::
..10:66 a.m. 1:06 neon ..3:45 p.m. I rib night
QmneravUU and New Oaetle Branch,
8;80 p. m. 6i90 p. m
__d*^ - 6iOUa.m. 12:05 p.m taw Cast)* — 4:46 p. m. 9,55 p. m
Conntpvll]*.. Conners ill*.. Sew Uastl*
RAILROADS.
“GLOVE FITTING
An Arkanpaa itarinpn. “And when they rlx up In the ntornln, behold they waa all dead corpusea.” My frlenda and hearera, I will preach onto you thin day—win apd wether permltten—from the thirty-seventh chapter of Isaly, the thirty-sixth verse, “An the destroyln angel smote In the camp of the Syredans * hundred aufl four score »nd flve thoueand men, ah. Au when they rlx up early In the mornln, behold they waa all de*«l oorpeua," An tbqa It iz vny unconverted frens and hearers, tbat the destroyln angel stalks about with bis meat axe, ready to send us to tbe boneysrd before we kin eit down to breskfoat. An it is said, my fren*, tbat roaes are red and violets are blue, ab, but it’s no usa tryin to boney-fuggle round tbe Angel Gabriel when he toots hla horn fur yo to tuck yo tall* an git under dirt, ah. JF'An when they ri*up early In the mornln, behold they waa all dead cor-
puses." .
My wretched brothering and slatering. esTwus ridin along the road one day, I seen a man sittin on the top uv his fence, with a double-barreled shot gun on his Up, ah, an a swettln an a swettln, an a fonnin uv hlsself with a nolde straw bat, an a cuaein of the forthe uv July, an the Supreme Court, and tbe burd of liberty, and tbe President of tbe United States, ah. An when I beam tbat man a cuaein, an seen that big shot gun, think* I to my-
self in the words of the tex, sh:
“And when they ris up early in tbe
morning, behold they waa all dead
^'ad**! tdle ole Roan to wo, an seal, ••My ungodly fren, if you swear in tbat air way you will forever and eternally
Immortal aoul-ah, an never
3RCRL8 ALL OTHRR8 IN DURABILITY, A Elegano* of Shap*. sod Comfort to the
nov23 dlmeod
rox SALS ST N. R. SMITH A CO., Tfadeftafrce.
Hankbmptcy.
Ii| Bankrupt**’, Diitriat Qf Indiana, 88.;| Wth day ife^embor,
1HB undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment a* assignee of Henry K. one*, of IndianapolU, in th* county of Marion, _.nd Btata of Indian*, within mid District, who ha* been adjudged a bankrupt upon his petition, by the Dlitrict Court of said Distric
W. A.BRADSHAW
decl7 dSwltaw-Th Amigo,
own
strict.
In liaukruptcy. 1 At Indianapolis, th*
^District of Indiana, SS.: 7 22dday^of December. THE undersigned hereby giv* notice qf their 1 appointment a* assignees qf John Deal, of Kichmond, in the county of Wayne and State qf Indtana, wflhln said Diitriat, who ha* been adjudged a Bankrupt noon hi* own petition
by th* District Coart of laid
deo2S dSwltawTb
^d n M. ownp j W w a :b B r R a a ®
w.
w; Assignees.
CHIWA, CLAM, KTO.
He F. WEST Ac CO.,
IMPOBTI** AX* DIAL*** lg
CHIIV-A., GH-, A.SS
QUEENSWARE, No. 37 Nonth Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. o«t28d3m
VINEGAR.
t. W. SULLtX.
oxo. o. oxirvix.
BIJIaIaEIV a griffin.
KAxrvAonxxx* or
ruinate yo Immortal soul-sb, an never »lt n nibbl* when you go flahln-sb;*nd
he;
fou go to hell, you dsm'd ole mlshapmiabegotten, mistake uv ere*tion-ab du had to get tbe graaa out uv * cotton
sex he: “You
pen
e f y°o
crap with ■tump end
ole yslier hide, so go to __ bealtb-*h." An, set I, "My erren fren, it cute me to the msrrer to see you etrag-
oat ov yo dsm’t
bell for|yo
JPTJRE
MALT VINEGAB, Wee*, between Ohio end tU*h Streets, HD.
JpURYDraof M^deMriptleu sesttv deseet *5.jtoe«rtp$toi* sestly
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AKP Indiana Central Railway. TEE 8H0BTEST~ROUTE EAST. FOTJR. XK AXT<TS IP AIIeTT I^avr VMION DEfOT, Indlenepolla,en and after November aa, lees, ee fellows i 2:35 A. E te tb i /Si. fftribiYSt P. M.; BulUmore, 9:20 A. M.; Waihington, U:25 P. M. A SILVER PALACE Day and Night Car ran* in this train from Columbus, via Pittsbnrg tad ~ ladelphia, to N*w York, and ut KUmaaV .X CAH via B«U*4r to Btlumor*. withoc ebango.
or*, without
iUl (topping at til Otation*. Cosimond for Dayton, and arrive* at
10.45 a. m. r < ,t:,h.?a d s u ;r p S‘.-! nocU at Hich Coluubufl At 3:30 pr irr-’srsTMa: Connersvillo. BrooKville, and Cinuinnati, arriv ing at 10:40 P. M., without ohango of cars. 7:45 P. R KS,
ata*Call for Tickota via COLUMBUS.
BEE LINE.
(nrvelend, Celnntbnn, CtneinneU and Indiennpolls Railway, late Oellefentalne Railway,) VIA CRESTLINE.
9.-
and after Nov*mb*r 80, 1868. Passenger Trains will leave INDIANAPOLIS, sad arat points named below a* follow*:
No. 4. Ne. «.
Statioks. No. S. idianapoli* 1:00 a. m. nion 4:06 a. m, Alliano* 1:00p. ■. Toledo ...—. 5:»p. si. etroit 10:40 p. m. anduaky 6:00 p. a. unkirk 8:27 p. m. ItWbnrg 4:2S p. m. ;5S^eui|S::: amgburg.. 3:30 a. m. ttaeiiSbk
altii
a:aup. m. i:wa.ui. 6:25 p,nu 5:40a. m. 9:50 p.m. 6:56 a. a. 10:40 p.m. 8:06 a. SU 5:30 a.m. 6:50 p.m. \%12: e$5:S:
, _ _ _ Ubany 7:00 a. m. ’hiladolphia 8:10 a. m. tltimor*.... 7:30 a. m. ashington 10:10 a. m. N*w York...11:00 a. m.
Boston
Iftk SiSt: S:
AfotZ: liiS" 12:06 p. m. 10:30
10:10 a. i
p.m!
2:06 a! m!
ip.m. $;10a.m.
njdfck iatt
7:00 p.m. 6:16 a. m.
7:00 p. m. _ 5:50 p.m. 6:60 a.m. 8:10 p.m. All Train* ran DAILY *xe*pt San days.
'Accommodation for Union l*av«* at 1:26
York and olh« ^S^ f d
falo.
Alba .. , from seven to sorELEVEN ] VANCE-we of the other rento.
S*-ON SATURDAY "No. 8” willruA throssh BURU^arririni: in*NIiW V YO^K I iB 0 MO^Sfl^ “rnrAsk for Ticket* by way of CRESTLINE
over the “Be* Line.”
E. 8. FLINT. Oen’l Sup’t, Cleveli J. L. COZAD, Ass’t Snp’t, IndianapoUg. B. A. FORD, Oeneral Passenger Age;
dec21 d3m
Clmretand.
GROCERIES, ETC.
ON HAND AND FOB SAXE
Lower Prices tMn Mere in tie City. RITE have the largest mad best stock of Wooden
TV Ware *v*r offered In this market. Oak and
F*n«y Ware, consisting ef Bnck*ta, Tub,,
Churn*and Wa*h Board*. <Sr*en Apple*. Dried Pet New Orleen* Mola****; all
gars and Teas, Lake and Kanawha Bn villa Cement, (ground especially for o< Wo are al»o agent* fbr beet brand* of:
gethor with a general W • nr* also doing a g*
d*o80 d2w
r trad*.)
. our, toof staple Hroa*ri*s.
INDIANAPOLIS.
ax gar acaxcu.. hbxst ssvbbix. (Formerly et A. A H. SehnnU.) HHHCLL t 8EVEBM, Wholesale Grocers, No*. 137 A138 South Meridian St.. (Momr Vntom Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. novSdSm
XI. SXJSHiPBOXT, Wholesale sad Retail Dealer in FLOUR, FEED AND PRODUCE No. 19 S. Dwlmwnra Et^ Bet. Washington and Maryland. Indimnmpolis, Intf. Tb* b(gh**t market price in eaih paid for eonntry produce, deel dflm
WARREN TATE, DOORS,IaEbLINDS, Mjemtela, Mwldlmyn, BEKA-OKSTS. JBX<29., Whetemto and Retail Dealer in Floorlag. Ceiling, Weather-boardiag, Pin*. Poping and Ash Lam her. flooring worked, lumber tawed and dree*id to order, sad scroll tawing.
K1KHOFF dfc BBO^ Wholesale Dealer* ia Copper Distilled Bourbon AMD RYE WHISKY. Also. Dealer* in Foreign and Dometiie Liquors and Cigars. No. 77 Bosth Meridian Street. naglOde. INDIANAPOLIS.
BOWEN, STEWART, 4b CO., U West Washington Street, Wholesale Dealer* ia SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES, Wfappiag Paper, Bonnet Board*, Window Paper, etc., eto. angle dflm
Reynolds A Holliday, Wholesale dealer* In KEROSENE LAMPS, Broun Chandelier*, Hall Lamps, BRACKET LAMPS AND PENDENTS Lanterns, Improved Bnraen, and Lamp Trimming* generally, 13 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. oet7 d3m
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE. Doily MweUmcs for the TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS, Are hold at the Room* of the Chamber of Commerce, on North Pemmaylvamta ffltiwot, (Opposite Post Office,) -A.TB Q»OX.OOK,I». Stranger* visiting th* city are eordially tavitod to attend the meeting* of oar Board of Trade. *eP38-lj J. BARNARD. Sec’y.
T. W I L e; s, ^ Wholetol dealer in STONEWARE, No. 98 East eeorg-tn St., First door west of Butch A Dixon’s Cotd Office. nevT dSm
Wholesale Dealer In HATS, CAPS, FURS, Amsl Straw Goods, 110 South Meridian Street,
novfldSm
INDIANAPOLIS.
IMPORTED ^IJQUORS, Bourbon and Rye Whiskies. Tobacco and Cigar*. Eto.. 141 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, novfldSm
SEWING MACHINES.
SB
mmmm
INSURANCE.
HOME IWSXJH^LI^COES OO., OF 3STEW "5TORBL CASH AHMETS over ..... $3,700,600 OO OWee in Corner Boom, ap statin, in Mmrtindale’s Bloefc. E. B. MAETINDAX.E, Agent PACIFIC INSURANCE C«“ OF SAN FRANCISCO. ASSETS Xisr GOLD, Sl,433,000 OO. Office—No. 1, on second floor of Martindale’s Block. E. B. MARTINI)ALE, Agent. PUTNAM INSURANCE 00., OF HARTFORD. ASSETS OVETt $000,000 OO. Office in Martindale’s Slock. nov30 d3mtop7thand8thcol E. B. MAItn.VDALE, Agent.
CINCINNATI.
TABLE GLASSWARE, Lamps, Lanterns, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS, And aU article* pertaining to thi* line of good*. Green and Black .Glassware, Etc. I * R. HEMINGRAY A CO., No. 68 Walnut Street, angll dflm Cincinnati, Ohio.
GEO. CRAWFORD A CO., Importers and Dealers in Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facings, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, Pummica Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc. NO. 209 WALNUT STREET’ Cincinnati, Ohio, aug 11 dflm
N. y. CHAPIN * CO. GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Walnut Street.
CINCINNATI.
Consignments and orders solicited. Liberal advances made on Consign-
ment*.
Price Current* sent free to dress. aui
any ad:11 dflm
XSTAXLLSHBD X. D. 1824. C1EORGE FOE, Manufacturer of Bcflneel Pearl, Wtieaten, Pulverised Corn and Mil ver Gloss stanch:, NO. 87 SECOND STREET. aagl2 dflm Ctnelnnati, Ohio.
N.niTH Ac FARMER, Manufacturer* and Dealers in Xj E .A. T 3HI E XL, Hides, Oil and Shoe Findings, No. 61 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
We solicit orders from Dealers, Sadilers and Boot and Shoe Makers, and r eel confident that oar goods and prices rill be found satisfactory, auglldflm
THE HKREAM GEKOLD Celebrated Cincinnati Pianos. rpHESE Pianos are equal in tone, A finish and durability to the very finest made, and each instrument is sold at manufacturer’s price. Call and examine them before purchaiing elsewhere. Wareroomi, No. 69 West Fourth street, Pike's Opera House Building. JOHN DECAMP, Manufacturer. HERMAN GERtiLD, Supt. oct26-d2m
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Cleveland Brass and Pipe Works, 69 and 61 Onter Street. Tate, Worswtck & Hayes, Brass Founders and Finishers, Manufacturers and dealers in WROUGHT IRON PIPE, IRON FITTINGS. And Bras, Good* for Steam, Water, Ga« and Oil. Iy3 dly
SCALES.
THE HOWE Machine Company’s SEWING MACHINES Far Fauxilias anti Hannfkctnrera. THE ORBJLT PRIZE
Crwoa Of Use Legion of Honor amd Gold Modal A WARDED to Amsriean Sewing Machine* at JX. th* Purl* Expotition of 1867. ovxx xmhtttwo oowrxrmxa, a* per Imperial Decree, publithed hi tb* “Moniteur Universal” (Offloial Joarnal^of tb* French Empire,) Tneiday, 2d of xJe Look Stlteh invented by Mb. Hows, and mode on thi* Machine. 1* th* molt popular and dnrabl*. 1* alike on both ride*, and will heithxu sip bob bavul, and all tewing Machines an subject to tha priaoipla invented by him. AMaohiaewa* needed po*****ing ximplicitt and bdbaiu.itt. and adapted to a gnat range of work; one easily nnderttood and oempnbended by all. To prodaoe such a Machine ha* boon the ■tndy of Elia* How*. Ja.. who gave to th* world
pronoaneed Th*
Machine ia the World.
Penons from a dialane* ean order a Machine th* priatod instruction* that accompany each Maehiaa. Draft* or eumat fond* must aoeomMaohiaw may be ordered by
New and Improved Machine I* unprecedented ia tbe history of Bowing Maehinea. 1 , la all the priaeiasd town* when Agencies an not already eitablished, w* d**in nsponsible and energetio parti** ax Agent*. Many place* an of nffietaat importance to warrant persons In makiaf it their exclusive business. aorSend foe oirenlar and Bamplea. OLIN A FOLTX, Geaeral Agent* for Central Indiana, 12 North Pennsylvania at., Indianapolis, Ind.
SKATES.
SKATES! SKATES!! A Tory Large awd Mpltaudid A-Staortment or all thi LEASINQ SKATES la *ton mad for lalo by CHiBLES MAYER k CO* Wtagrt WaMhinffton St. tool dBm.
Fairbanrs Stanlaril Scales. W. P. GALLUP, General Ag’t, 74 West Wash. SL, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Bnv only the tennis*, tvlfl dly
ANTIDOTE.
Sr. JNQ. V. SUSTDFS
to!
WABBima entirety etydabU the Mood, invigo mhkflfl alMp Smoktn mmd offlota p«r box
Tobacco. Ii j aod ran'cLe greet nouruh. eeoeneol tootc end epdigret tbe hemnieu feed. estabUebee roboa beelih.
Fri« Fifty ee tbe In*
SALE BY ALL MUGCr tion.—Bemre of humbeg to [ZVflttofW* X ChFJfriFMl*] deeSI diw3m
WRINGER.
The UnlYerMl Clothes Wringer, WITH Rowell’s Improved Double Gear, can JV not bo surpaaaed or equalled by any other Wringer for durability, till the expiration of the patent for the “STOP GEAR,” or fastening above the cogs, which prevent* them from en-
tirely separating.
Any sensible person ean understand that a cog wheel wringer having cogs, whether at one or both ends ot the roll, which can play apart and fly out of gear when a large article is passing through. 1s COMPARATIVELY WORTHLESS, as the Cogs are then of no aid when meet needed. The UNIVERSAL WRINGER was awarded the Gold Medal at the Groat Now England Fair, took th* flnt premium at the National Fair at Waahington; also, at th* State Fair* of RVERY NORTHERN STATE, and ia the only wringer which ever took a first premium at the Fair of the
American Institute.
Its sale (now over 3507000 wringers) is greater than of all the other wringers combined. It ia
very dursble, and
Every Universal Wringer ia Wstrramted. •wThe celebrated Doty Washing Machines
r* on band for sale
also al
tlways t ... 'Sold by dealeregenerally.
R. C. BROWNING. General Agent. 32 Courtland Street. New York. BRACKEBUSH BRO.’S, Indianapolis,
24 d3mA wltam Agent* for Indiana.
ATTORNEYS.
S. W. WILLIAJVtS, Of Lafayette, Indiana, Attomey-at-Law and Solicitor of Claims and Patents, Washington, 19. C. Office, No. 45314th street, between F and G streets, noar Treasury Department. oetl? dSm
jpRIHTXNOef^aHdeeorlptiens neatly don* *
MEDICAL.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Otao* and Cemna I tntion Parlors are Removed to No. 68 Virginia Avenue.
YKTHEBB be will continue to VV treat and cur* Private Diseases, in all tbelr species, s t ag e s, ramifications and phases. Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patien t a written in strument, binding himself to effect nd permanent cure, o charge. . Thomson has made
-radical or make : Dr. We
niotu kind,: seU^abf,!» AL tP IS ?I 0N8 • .the consequence of Tins solitary vice, or depraved sexnee, is practiced by the youth of both alzuoflt oiiliffiited extent, producing mg certainty the following train of ZLllkt—“^ptoms, unless combatted by scientific modical measures, vu: SaUow countenance, dark < ^ r i he in the head, ringing in tne ears, and noises like tbe rustling of leaves and ririta nv>xkaoivkA«a .. U..... . 1 i •_ _
intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mon-
0, “» ni *. *nd frequently insanity.
amieted, on the first ap'pearance of any of SVr b0 Wm. y Th P om”on f?r°wUef?“ edi * tely aPPl7
Office and Consultation Parlors, * ^g^i^uvenjie, Indianapolis, Indiana
Indiana. ^ marlO dly
treati
ciine cret
Timee says of this work: “This valuable so on the cause and cure of premature de- ????? “° f w health is impaired through se-
abnses of youth and manhood, an<^ how ained. It gives a clear synopsis of the
rriage, the cause and effects
ledies therefor.'* ill be forwarded
easily regi
impediments to marriage, of nervous debility, and the rem
A pocket edition of the above will be forwar
DR. JAS. C. KERR’S Great Sjstem Kenovator! /DUTIES all Diseases arising from Impure Blood, V t'kin diseases. Liver Complaint, Hives, Erysipelas, Billiousness, Dyspepsia. Cough and Weak Lungs, Debilitated Constitutions, Rheuxna’isin. Neuralgia, Fistu 1 *, iioadache. Fever and Ague, Piles, Constipation. THE SYSTEM RENOVATOR la the Best Blood Purifier !u the World. Look at the >Time* ot onr »»ost Prom. Inent Citizens w ho have t ard our Mrdiciur.
- Atkinson. - Nat Harris, John Carter, =— -hurthill, Chas. Coulter. Charles H. Collins, hrank Clark, hrank Ernst, Henry Eaton, T. s. lendery Harvey Hale, Geo. Clark. Charles li. Marshall, w m. Tiee, John B. Cleveland, J.frhsJdinger. A-M-Griswold, R. Southgate, Win. Nihlet. A. P. 'Vilhams, •). F. Larkin, J. C. Johns, John Woodruff. G. L. Barringer, J. C. McCabe. J. Parish, John W. Bcesely, A. 0. Russell. PJ Irish. John Don
GENERAL DEPOT: No. 139 West Tonrili Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO. KERR A LORING, Proprietors.
for f 7.
nar Price
Fo
nee per Bottle, fl 50; Six Bottles for : or sale by Browning A Sloan, of Indian-
olis, and all Druggists.
iawNone genuine without my name and the title of the medicine blown in the bottle, and my
portrait and signature on the label.
novlJdJui
m+m
TO YOTJIVGr MEIV.
Having had ten year*' experience In thi* ipeeialty. paUents suffering from uny disease whatever of * private or confidential nature, and Iff? dies troubled with any of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by inclosing 25cent* as above, with brief statement of case, will receive particulars for eat men t by return mail, and thus avoid
ing to limit their offspring, can em stamp for a pamphlet containing engravin
pianations of the abc
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