Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY SENTINEL.

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THAt LAST SEKSATIOX.

Romaaoo la High aad Low Lift?. A Mnrprloe Party Aotonlohod.

CITY NEWS. kff'The Abrams trial la set for the 19th of July. jaPOoveruor Baker la atlll abaent from tha elty, hd'The State debt haa been reduced 91,800,000. £i#“The court proceodlnga, yesterday, were void of interest.

fP'O'Ureen apples are producing cholera morbus among the children. JtirThe United States Court has taken a recess until the 10th instant.

.VtrProf. Noble Butler, of Louisville, Is spending a lew days in this city. leCTThe letter carriers will commence distributing the malls on Monday.

^r-The late rains have Interfered with harvesting to a considerable extent. j^rSpelgel, Thoms A Co. report their sales of furniture for June at 922,700. jM*The capttol building and Its surroundings are undergoing a renovation. ^tf'The city Is very quiet and orderly Just now—causing a great dearth In local news.

Marriage license was yesterday granted to Michael Clune and Celia Curran. fffTA velocipede and trotting race cmies olf on .Saturday at the Fair Grounds. /SlT'Tho Friends’ picnic, up the canal, comes off to-day. Boats leave at nine o’clock A. M. Francis Bergman was yesterday appointed Kxecutor of the estate of Henry Hrnest Uuehrlg. .Cfr~There has been a great demand for farming utensils this season, and the sales have been very large. ff9*Koal estate transactions continue lively, and a great deal of properly is dally changing hands. aST-Articles of association for the I.a fayette Havings Bank were yesterday filed at the State Auditor’s office.

.ItO'The architect of the new addition 11 the State House, received 960 for the design. "How Is that for hi.’’ ^^The State officers and deputies are all at their posts once more, looking better for their brief recreation.

P&-A party of young men from the rural districts, were exploring the State House yesterday, for war relics. WW'H. C. Lord, President of the I. C. and L. Railroad, passed through the city yesterday, en route for St. Louis. / e-ty*There Is now an abundance of water In the canal, the sewer through the bed of the canal having been completed. raSTOnly one County Treasurer Is de Unquent in settling with the State, aud he is now making up his account. j^T~About half the wheat has been cut In this section of the State, and the harvesting season la progressing finely. ^strTho heavy crops of this year will set our farmers on a firm basts, and a good business Is anticipated in the fall, ^tfSlnce the warm season sot In, the matrimonial business has declined. There was only one permit Issued yester

day.

ItirWe arc glad to know that the work of cleaning the various filthy gutters throughout the city, Is to be cominpuced at once.

^CrTho case of llclwig et al. vs. Wilkins et al. was still drawing Its slow length before the Court of Common Pleas

yesterday.

^f'Many persons are curious to know why the papers of this city do not publish a mortuary report. Simply because the deaths are not recorded.

p^Somo of the summer tourists from this city, while in the Hast, wore fre quently asked If the Indians were very bad around Indianapolis. dogs and bogs are to be im pounded. It only remains now for the Mayor to prodamate against these animals, and gather them In. An ell’ort is being made to keep up the drooping spirit of velocipedestrianism. Thetivo wheeled "hoss" has had Its day, and they are growing beautifully

less every week.

Rf.vkhue Rktuhns.—Messrs. Severn A Schnull report their sales of groceries for June at9t>0,907; V. Holman, cigars, 910,(100: Charles Hunt, ditto, 918,000; N. W. Reynolds, ditto, 919.200. Di.videno.—At the meeting of the Idrectors of the Indianapolis Insurance company on yesterday, a semiannual dividend of four per cent, was declared on the capital ot the company, leaving a

handsome surplus.

^“Company “B” of the Indianapolis Guards have elected the following offi-

cers:

Captain—N. R. Ruckle. First Lieutenant — William B.-Arm-strong. Second Lieutenant—David E. Stout. fiO~A picnic excursion, numbering three hundred members of the Presbyterian Church of Edinburg, arrived here by the Jeffersonville Railroad yesterday morning. A portion of them went to Crown Hill, and the rest remained In the city to take observations. ^0* An old negro woman dropped a pocketbook containing about eight dollars, at the Palmer House corner yesterday, and a miserable loafer grabbed It and made otf. Some of the shoe blacks ssid his name was Jim Martin, and that he was always on the lookout for a "toft snap." City Court.—A dltlloulty of a domestic nature, between William Mclnlire and Miss Mahala Stokes, resulted lit a cross action for assault and battery. Mclntlre was fined 99 10 and Miss Stokes 90 41. John Williams, an Impecunious individual from Brasil, was arraigned fora drunk, but was let otf on a promise to go home at once. MikeClein was fined f8 93 for having indulged In a disorderly drunk, Newcombs,—This favorite minstrel troupe will open to-night at the Academy of Music. They have recently added five new stars to the company, and It is now regarded as the best minstrel band on the continent. Their entertainments are of a higher order than the numerous “seal lawag troupes" now traveling, and nothing is tolerated on the stage that might give otfensu^o the most fastidious. We • xpeck to see their audience made up of the better class of our citizens. They merit the patronage of all lovers of minstrel moslo and Ethlopean delineations.

We were yesterday put In possession ot some facts concerning s little romance, which will do very well for high and low life In this flourishing metropolis. Since the affair has leaked out, and Is being confidentially discussed In certain circles, It can be made but little, If any worse, by appearing In print. A few months ago a very pretty young girl came on from the East, expecting to take a position as saleswoman In one of our large dry goods stores, but through some misunderstanding she failed to procure the position she had in view. Being In a strange city, and her means limited, she was forced to seek some other kind of employment. After several days of weary search, the poor girl could find nothing better than a situation house servant in a private family She accepted the position, and by her Industry, good sense and amiable manners, soon gained the esteem and confidence of her mistress. She was allowed many little privileges not usually accorded to servant girls. One of these was the pleasure of receiving her company in the dining room several nights out of the

week.

It was observed that a very genteel looking young man had commenced paying his attentions to the girl, and seemed very much devoted to her. They took long walks at very unseasonable hours, when the earth was bathed In the soft, silvery light of the moon, and on their return, generally sat In the dining room until the small hours ot the red, rosy morn. The very prepossessing appearance of the girl attracted more than ordl nary notice on the street, and frequent Inquiries were made of the family concerning her. Her story was a simple one, and the members of the family generally gave It to those whose curiosity and Inquisitiveness led them to ask, In the girl’s own words. Finally the genteel young man was noticed going to the house by some of the neighbors, who at once instituted Inquiry as to what took him there so often. They were told that he was “waiting" on the servant maid. This created no small sensation, as the young man was known to them as a scion of one of the first faml lies of the city, and what was still more extraordinary, engaged to a daughter of one of our wealthiest citizens. It was thought at first that there must be some mistake about the Identity of the young man, but that point was settled beyond cavel a few nights after the development of the affair. He was seen to enter the gate shortly after dark, and stroll out with the pretty maid of the kitchen, three nights out of the week. < T course the ladies were shocked at this condition of things, and resolved to acquaint the young man’s atllanced with all the facts. A counsel was held, and a deputation seqt to the young lady to inform her that the young man in whom she was about to repose all that was dear to her In this life, was paying his devotions to a servant girl, and that the facts could be proven to her if she hud any doubts about the matter. The young lady was astonished, and expressed her unwillingness to believe a word of It unless she saw her unfaithful lover with ihe servant girl. She was invited to visit the house, aud a plot was laid to surprise the lovers In the dining room shortly after midnight, on Wednesday. Accordingly, the party, consisting of four married ladies and the young lady, stole softly to the door of the dining room, provided with a lamp to liebold the perfidious young gent and his enumoretta. The lady who had taken the niont active part in the affair, seized the door knob and turning It hastily, dashed the door wide open, and lot the rays of the lamp full into the room. But mirabite ilictut the proof was convincing entirely beyond their most sanguine expectations. The Injured young lady and those who had engaged themselves to lift the veil saw a good deal more than was necessary to carry conviction to the mind of the most skeptical of the young man's friends. It is unnecessary to add that tin* engagement has been severed, and the young man shoved out of the circle in which ho has heretofore moved. As for the poor, but pretty servant girl, she lost her situation, and at last accounts was In search of one more suitable to her

habils.

The New Freight llepot for Ihe Intlinnn Cenlrnl Railway. The new freight depot, now building for Ihe Indiana Central Railway Company—1\ C. A St. L. Railway, C. ('. A I. C. Division—to replace) the one blown down by the terrible wind storm on the night of the 19th of April last, is tapldly approaching completion, and is expected to be ready for occupancy, for freighting purposes, by the first of the coming mouth. The building occupies the site Of the old building, and when finished will be by far the handsomest structure for the purpose in the city, us well as the most substantial. Great attention has boon paid to securing a solid foundation for the walls so as to prevent Ihe possibility of the mortar being crumbled by the almost constant Jarring caused by passing trains. The foundation Is five feet below Ihe surface and Is formed of a concrete composed of broken stone solidly cemented together. Upon this Is built a stone wall, rising to the first layer of brick, one foot above the surface. The building will he sixty six feet wide by four hundred and ten feet long—ten feet longer than the Union Depot—and will contain platforms on either side, inside, eighteen feet wide, with the convenience ol a double track through the center. The walls, sixteen inches in thickness, will be of brick, the caps and projections about the doors, windows, etc., being laid with the celebrated Milwaukee brick. On each side of the building there will be twelve doors,each eight feet w ide, twenty-four feet apart, for the convenient reception and delivery of freight. The west elevation will present a two storied front, formed by a Mansard roof extending thirty feet in length of the main building. The design of this portion of the building contrasts In architectural beauty with the rest. The interior will not be completed until the business of \he road requires It. The cast end of the depot, for a depth of forty feet, will be three stories high, also covered by a Mansard roof, and will contain sufficient accommodations for all the offices of the company In this oily; the first or depot floor containing two large rooms on either side for the use of the Freight Agent and his assistants, the two upper stories being divided Into five rooms each, to be used by the Division Superintendent and bis aids, telegraph office, conductors’ room, etc. All these offices will be arranged with a view to proper ventilation, light, and the general comfort of their occupants. The entire building will be roofed with slate, the roof between the two elevations, east and west ends, to bo furnished with ventilator similar to that on the Union

Depot.

The whole construction will cost about 9C6,000 when completed, and will reflect great credit upon the architect, Mr. Joseph Hill, chief engineer of the com-

psny.

Jboo Catcsince the tatheritiea have determined upon establishing a pound for dogs, It would be well for the Mayor to appoint a dog catcher, whose duty It shall be to catch all dogs found oa the streets. The best way to perform this duty is to procure a wagon, and place in It an iron or wooden cage, with a door opening on the top. Then get a scoop net and attech It to a long pole. The dog catcher thus armed can slip up on ths unconscious canines,and throw the net over them, after which he has only to empty them in the cage. By this plan, the dog Is In no wise injured, and it is but the work of a minute. We have seen It operate successfully. The city will find It necessary to vest some person with authority to take up dogs, and hold him responsible for the fair and impartial performance of his duty. If boys are allowed to take up dogs, they will often invade the premises of citlxens, and cause many difficulties. The plan we suggest will be found the best and only method by which the law can be properly enforced.

tPtCIAkNOtietS.

YOSK STORK.

^50-Tho most versatile actors on the world’s stage are printers. They beat all creation in their various roles. We know of a typo who has preached, taught school, been agent for a side show, driven street car, ran off with two men’s wife’s, and a few day’s ago, got away with all the loose change of several confiding

compositors In this office.

STATE

BOARD OF TTON.

L<(1 A LIZ A-

THIRD DAY.

Thi ssdat, July 8. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Preaent, Blieh, O'Brien, Blater, Bentley, Gulley. Wootfolk, Caitater, Rudiaill, McCartney,

and Tbompaon.

On motion, Meaari. WooKolk, Gulley, Bentley, Rudiaill, and Caitater were appointed a committee to draft a memorial to the Legialature In regard to additional letia'ation oa the aubject of railroad valuation and appraliement of the ■erne, and for a general reviaion of the lawa in relation to Boarda of Equalliation. The Committee on Urievencei aubmitted their report In the matter of 'grierancer, which waa referred to ths Committee on Reriiion of Ap

praiaementa.

The Board then adjourned to meet at nine

o'clock a. M.

Real Estate Transfers.—The following resl estate was transferred yester-

day:

8ol. Dehn to Jackaon A. Kemper, 4 aeroa in

■ection 15, township 14, for 9587 50. William j. and Sarah A. Johnaton

tral Loj

liam J. and Sarah A. Johneton, admit ator of Oliver W. Johnaton, to Dennia i>.

ator of Ullver w. Jonniton, to Dennia D. ong, part of lot 90 In the city, for 94,150. Fred Whicker and wife to the Terre Haute and Indlsnapnlti Railroad Company, SOfeetinaec-

Unn 14. township 15, for 9180.

W. 1). Levitt and wife to Rufua 8. Lee. lottiO,

... k ,1 lal.inM f... I

and wi

in Coburn's sob-divlaion, for 1500. Rufua 8. bee to John R. Hunter, lot fio, bura'i subdivision of out-lot 181, for $200.

lot fit), in Co-

Traade Palace Clear! tag Bale. Cheapest Bleached Cottons In town.

Belleway’s OlaUa^A-Dropslcal swellings oan only Be reduced In tv* weyt-by absorption and evaporation. Hollot'kfr’k Ointaeht dote powerfully and benetdally ipoh the VeaeeU which perform these functions. It invigorates the absorbents, and promotes the expulsory action of the pore*. Aaong all the ectexnal complaints for which the Ointment Is an acknowledged epeoifle, there If none in which It works greater wonders then in dropsical esses. Sold by all Druggists. jySdiwlw Health and Beauty—Health and Beauty. Rad way’s Raraaparllllan Resolvent Railway’s Ramaparllllaa Resolvent Rod way's Harsaparlllian Resolvent Ratdway's Harsaparllllan Resolvent Is the remedial agent that secures to overy one pare, rloh and healthy blood, and changes poor, weak, depraved and watery blood into a rich and nourishing fluid, and gives to it the strength and power essential to hold in solotion its proper eonstitnents. The 8AR8APARILLIAN is tisane making, fat-making, flesh-making, weight-in-ereaiing, and supplies tha caloric or heat- making element that the weak, emaciated and broken

down are deficient of.

The SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT likewise poieeesea the wonderful power of dissolving the food, where the gastric juice is deficient in this duty, and in converting the substances taken into the stomach to elements of nutrition, and will excite the absorbents to adopt this PURIFIED FOOD to make good nourishing blood, that will supply the wastea with sound and healthy structure. By this process, the deposit of purulent matter is diminished, the Consumptire will find less tuberculous matter deposited in the lungs, and those suffering from skin diseases, less humors—SORES, PIMPLES,BLOTCHES. PUSTULES—appear on the surface; and those afflloted with Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tumors, etc., less purulent matter, and inflammation, until the whole system he* become so purified, and the muscular, veinons, cellular and organic systems free from disease, that there will not be a spot or blemish to mar or disfigure the skin. rare Hkln, ReatiUfml Complexion, Pare Rlsla, Beautiful Coanplexlon, Can only be scoured by healthy blood. The excesses of the winter’s hast will be apt to disturb the natural healthy current of the blood; the Liver becoming slothful, nour* its excess of bile in the circulation. As spring and summer approach, the skin is covered with pimples, sores, black spots, worms, acne, etc., all of which are eaused by the presence of bile and other foreign secretions in the blood, humors, or some refuse secretions, such as tho exhalation of sweat rejected by the cellular tissue and thrown back in the circulation. These clemente are every mo moot undergoing decomposition—and seek for etcape through the skin-and are deposited derneath, and often on Ihe outer layer of the skin. These, for a time, are a source of much annoyance. Now, tho only common sense cure is to Dee the b’ood from tho presence of those

humors.

And when the blood is divested of Impure humors, then the skin will become PURE, CLEAR and HEALTHFUL. In such cases as this. RApWAT’5 SARSAPARILLIAN RE SOLVENT will remove ail obstructions and poisons that have accumulated in the blood from feaB and excesses of the season by a few doses, and make the SKIN and COMPLEXION PI KE CLEAR and BEAUTIFUL. A few days at the furthest, in ait case* where the PIMPLES. BLOTCHES, WORMN, ete., are only temporary visito.s, will free the blood from all impurities, and give to every lady and gentleman a clear, pure, aud healthy skin.

TVEW yC>rk store.

LOCAL NOTICES. Trade I’alare Clearing Male. Buy your Domestics tbpre. Trade Palace Clearing Male. ("aeap Wdblen* for Men anil Boys. The Champion %>loeipedl«(a.— TlitidPitin and; Igo have entered for the velocipede race at Camp Morton on Saturday. An expert from Cleveland ia also expected to compete. Considerable excitement prevails among the friends of each party, and a lively time Is looked for. Trade Palace Clearing Male. Go there for Hosiery and Gloves. Trade Palace Clearing Male. For Notions, Trimmings and Buttons, IMrawant and Agreeable.—II haa long been a desire to have a tonic for invalids which Is both pleasant and agreeable to the tusle. This we have in the Standard Wine Bitters" of Mr. Alfred Speer. Their effect upon tho system is mildly stimulating, diuretic, sudorific and tonic; beneficial in atl'ecllons of tho kidneys, chronic diseases, with general debility of tho constitution. Hold hy all druggists. 7-dA wlw Trade Palace < learlug Male. Cheaper than ever !>eforo tho war. The exelteiaieti 1 mill keeps np at tlio Trade i’alaco Dollar Counter. He have watched the course of so inaiiy distressed, emaciated and forlorn dyspeptics, of worn-out and prostrated females, who have taken a new lease of lile, and gradually received vigor, strength, health, and the power of social pleasure from the eflects of Plantation Bitters, that wo are not surprised at tho testimonials daily received. If it is a pleasure to do good in tho world, how full must bo tlie measure of the proprietors of these celebrated Bitters, Maonoi.ia W’ater. — Superior to the host imported German Cologne, anil sold at half the price. Jy.VdeodA wlw Trade Palace Clearing Male. 1!00 new Traveling Skirts cheap. Trade Palace Clearing Male. Few Choice Silk Marques on Consignment to be closed out cheap. The iiiwii who wrote, ”1 wonld not live always, I ask not to stay,” either had not been waited upon by a committee, and urged to alter bis mind, or had not heard of Woodworth’s Superior Flavoring Extracts. They are the pure extracts ot the fruits and spices which they represent, 7 4 Trade Palace Clearing Male. See the cheap Dress Goods. Trade Palace Clearing Male. Percale Wrappers aud Suits, cheap. liKlIaimpoIlM and Vincennes Railroad. Indianapolis, June 1, 1869, From tills date, and until further notice, the trains of tills road will be run regulsrly between Indianapolis and Martinsville, Gosport, Spencer and Freedom, via Fairiand. Train will leave Indianapolis ten minutes before two r. M. J. F. Hichardson, jnel-tf Superintendent, Trade Palace Clearing Male. ' Bargains in all Departments, One, Two, Three, Come and Mee something new (o-rfm/ at the Trade P dace. 2-f, m, wtf

SPECIAL NOTICES.

RIvaud’N Imperial Blttersi. These Bitters are strongly recommended by the most eminent physicians for their medioinai qualities, and their highly agreeable taste. They are known in France and Italv is a valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, all the impurities of the blood, and as the best appetiser. Although recently introduced in this country, they have already attained the widest celebrity. Depot with Browning A Sloan, Patterson, Memo A Talbott, Wholesale Druggists, Indianspolls, Indiana. . VICTOR RIVAUD A CO., Sole Proprietors. je2 d3m Louisville. Kentucky. - — — Irlsln, the Componnd Fluid Extract oflrla Veraleolor. This powerful Vegetable Alterative will ear* Scrofula in its various forms, and other Constitutional Affections and Taints, whether Hereditary or Acquired, such as Eruptions of the Skin. Incipient Consumption, etc., Rheumatism ana (lout. It is an infallible preventive and cure for Neuralgia, Sick Headache and Nervousness, Diseases of Women, Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Passages. Its Ionic properties make it a valuable remedy in Dyspepsia andUeneral Debility. By taking Irlsin, the Blood (whieh permeates all the tissues, and is the life and nutrition thereof.) is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly healthy. Formula of Dr. John Wilkins, of Baltimore, Maryland. For sale by all druggist*. mohl7 dawly

CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY. The following letter is from a highly gified ltdy, well known in the "circles of our best

society

"Lxrsvx'iTg. February Zt. 18t».

"I had not much confidence in your 8AHSA-

‘ 1.LIAN KK80LVKNT '

PAK1LI

.. Having been disnths with BLOTCHES

try

S E a ±-A. X. SAXE OE

SUMMER DRY GOODS!

Greatly Hedxicecl Prices !

CLEARANCE SALE.

TJEt^LI>E 3P L A. O E

JULY 1, 1SOO

In order to dear out the balance of O TT IR; STTIfc/ZZMIIEIRy STOCK!, We will, for twenty da„ v »* offer special bargains In rxEtuss croons, u^il^sols,

WHITE OOODS, SUMMER. TWEEI3S,

LACES, Etc.,

3NT. Ft. SnVTXTH tSs

COMMENCE THEIR REGITL4R SEMI-AMM 4L

CLEARING SALE OF SUMMER DRY GOODS

THIS Tvl O IR. UNT I 3ST G3- _

FA1VS,

HOSIERY,

Etc.

The above floods are all new and Reasonable—many of them just received, and now offered 25 per cent, below regular prices.

figured for the last four months with BLoTCI: and PIMPLES, 1 resolved, at all event*, tn it. and took TWO TKAbPOONSFUI. three times a day,as directrd. It is not quite ONE MONTH

sine* I commenced its use. •'SARAH A. TRRMONT. "Jersey City I’ostuffire.

Dr. ItADWAY’S Remedies are sold by Druggists and (ienernl Store Keeper*. Price. 91 per bet,It: six bottles, 4). Principal Office, XT Maiden Lane, Ntw York. jell dm.w.fAwtf Home <giip«tlosia for the Hlrhly nnd

■tpbllllntesl.

h il irorih tchilr to endure penal torture after every meal, when indigestion can be itnmedi ately relieved and permanently cured by agreeable a remedy a* HOSTETIER'S STOM

ACH B1TTEK87

Does ii pog to be compelled by debility and Ian guar to abandon active busineis, when brain nerve and muscle can bo braced up. and the whole system restored to a healthy condition, by a eourse of HOSTETTEH'S I'.ITTEKS? Wby approach the dinner-table daily with a positive disgust for all that is savory and delicious, when a vigorous appetite for even the plainest fare is created by the useofHOSTETTKK'S BITTkRd? Is it wise to live in this bright world ns if it were a dungeon, gloomy, discontented and miserable, when the worst case of hTPoenondria ran be cured in a week by such a pleasant and wholesome eihllarant as UOSTKTTKK’ BITTEItST fan it be possible that any person of bilious habit will run the risk of remittent fever or bilious colie, when h < tan tone and regulate the great secretive organ with HOSTETTEH'S BIT-

TERS?

Is it not a species of moral insanity f..r any merchant, farmer, mechanic, or traveler, to be without the best kqown antidote 'o the effects of poisoned air end impure water, HOSTETTEH’S HITTEHS? Considering the harrassing and depressing nature of functional derangements to which woman is subject, is it not astonishing that any invalid of the feebler sex should hesitate to seek the certain relief afforded in such rases, by the genial operation of HOSTETTEH'S HITTERS? These are questions of deeper interest than any of the political dogmas of the day, and tbo.c whom thev concern are invited to give them something more than a pasting thought, jy5 dm.w.frAwlw ■ • m Do We Know OnrxelvcN? If we knew our own organisations more thoroughly,few would pass unheeded the many warn, ings of disease. It does not require much knowledge to know that thesel’imples,Blotches,Tetters, Bores. Scales, Boils, Spots, etc., are Impurities of the blood; nay, perhaps more tho result of Syphilis improperly cured. And if those in sucb a state knew that the average amount of hlood in the body is about one-fifth of the weight of the body, and that the entire of that impure blood passes through the heart, they would be more alarmed at their condition. It is to such

that the

Rismitritasi'x Root unit Herb Juice* Is recommended. It is a positive cure for that dreadful disease. Syphilis, which has ruined more of the human family than any other disease known. Eradicate it, then, from the system, and do not bring misery on your children. 1’ricu H 15 per bottle. ■ AMARITAM'N GIFT! The only real and positive cure for Oonorrham, (Beet, and diseases arising from indiscretion. Balsam, Copibia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills effect a euro. They are purely vegetable ; cute in from two to four days, thus avoiding exposure and trouble. Price, male packages, t'J; female, 93. Sent by mail. Soil by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 East Washington street, Indianopolis. DESMOND A CO., Proprietors, 915 Race street, Philadelphia. Who will answer all letters asking advice. mch4 deodly “Phcenlx” Pure White Lead. We offer the above brand of WHITE LEAD to the public, with the rosmvK amvrxxoi that it is perfectly PURE, and hereby agree to promptly

pay

. Ono Ouneo of Ooltl For every ounce of ADULTERATION that it may be found to contain. For salo by dealers generally. ECKSTEIN, HILLS A CO„

Cincinnati,

Nor*.—Consumers will consult their ixtkkxst by bearing in mind that a large proportion of the article sold os run whit* lead, is aduUrratal to the extent of f?om 50 to 90 per cent.; and much of it does not contain a particle of Lead.

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HEOEMAN’S FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK A pleasant cordial prepared from Calisay a Bark and Pyrophosphate of Iron, possessing the valuable properties of iron, phosphorus, and calisaya, without any injurious ingredient*. As a preventive to fever and agne, and as a tonie for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it can not be surpassed, and is recommended by the most eminent physicians. Physicians in prescribing, and the public in purchasing, should be particular to specify HEOEMAN’S, as there are many Inferior artleles In the market, parporting to be of the same combination. Prepared only by Uegeman A Co., Chemists and Druggists, New York, and sold by all respectable Druggists, novSOdlyeow I3ST QILEA.X3. Heart’s ease for young men who have violated tne laws of life, and desire to be restored to a better MANHOOD. Essays by benevolent physicians, sent in sealed letter eivelopee, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

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We invite special attention to onr stock of I* .A. IFT O L. » A. I** U F A. TV ».

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PETTIS, DICKSON L CO., SEW TOOK STOBE.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mcbemck’s Palmoaic Mymp. Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will car* Consumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken according to the directions. They are all three to be taken at the gam* time. They cleanse the stomach, relax the' liver, and put it to work; then' the appetite become, good, the food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh; the diseased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gat* well. This ii the only way to

cure Consumption.

To those three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes hi* unrivaled success in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs, nature throws it off by an easy expectoration, lor when the phlegm or matter i* ripe a slight cough wiU throw it off, and the patient has

and the f

_ Jo this, the Seaweed Tonie and Mandrake Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and livor, so that tho Puimonio Syrup and the

food will make good* blood.

Sehenek's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, removing all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall bladder, tho bile start* freely and the liver is soon relieved; the (tool* will show what the Pill* can do: nothing ha* ever been Invented except calomel (a deadly poison which is very dangerous to use unless wi'.o great eare) that will unlock the gall bladder aud start the secretions of the liver like Scheuck's Mandrake Pills. Liver Complaint is one of tho most prominent

eauses of Cou.umption.

Schenck’* Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and alterative, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which this preparation is made of, assiste the stomach to throw out the gastric juice to dissolve the food with the Pulmonic Syrup, and itis made into good blood without fermentation or souring

in the stomach.

_The great reason why physicians do not cur* isuinption is, they try to de too much; they t medicine to stop the coughs, to stop chills, top night sweats, hectic fever, and by so dotbey derange the whole digestive powers,

entually the pa-

INDIANAPOLIS.

PLANING HILL

OF

Builders’ k Manufacfrs Association Hssah, Down and BUmsU, Tons-

I mg and Scroll SowlHg.

nrDealers in all klni(g of Lumber,

Lath and Shingles.

Mill. 2C North Delaware street, Indianapolie, lad. Lumber yard, 543

Jdaeeachusett* avenue C. EDBV President.

J*». HaMON. 860

J. L. AVfcRY. Treat. . t'ec’y. Ian 15 d6m

Consu give m

to s

locking up the secretions, and eve

tient sinks and dies.

Dr. Schenck, in bis treatment, d

stop a cough, nigh

eatment, does net try to

op a cough, night sweats, chills or lever. Heove the cause, and they will all stop of their own accord. No one can be cured of Con.umotion. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Cankar. Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver aud

stomach are made healthy.

Ifa person haa eonsumption. of course the lungs, fa tome way. are diveased, either tubertiot, abreetet, bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion, or tho iunst are a mas* of inflammation and fast decaying. In eueh cases, what must bedooe? It is not only the lungs that are wasting, but it is the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost their power to make blood out of food. Now, the only chance is to take Dr. Sehenek’s three medicines, wieh will bring up s ton* to tho stomach, tho patient will begin to want food, it will digest easily and make good blood; then the patient begins to gam in flesh, and, as soon as the body begins to grow, the lungs commence to heal up. and the patient get* fleshy and wail. This is

he only way to cur* Consumption.

When there is no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Sehenek’s Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pilii ireely in all bilious complaints, as they are

perfectly harmless.

Dr. Schenck. who ha* enjoyed uninterrupted health for many years past, aud now weighs ££> pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in the very last stag* of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians having pronounced his case hopeless. and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured by the aforesaid medicines, and since bis recovery, many thousands similsrly afflicted, hare used Dr. Sehenek's preparations with the

. Full directions

THOMAS WHL.ES, Wholesale dealer lx STONEWARE, By car load or less quantitiee; also. Mason Fruit Jars, at Bo. hff Boat Georgia Hi., INDIANAPOLIS, IXD, myl4 d3m

same remarkable iucce»s. Pull direcl company each, making it not absolutely ne tar; to personally see Dr. Schehck, unless tivnts a ish their luags examined; and for tbis purpose ho is professionally at his principal ulfice, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where

five. Philadelphia, every Ss

letters tor advice must be addressau.

Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaw* Tonic, aach 81 50per bottle, or 17 50 a half dote

Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box.

For sulo by all Drutgist*.

ianlS deodly

| T is conceded that the great

J. TKRS has mastered more diseases, both

acute and chronic, th rn world. It has cure

s of Fevers, Pne

ZIINOARI BIT>re diseases, both

inv bitter tonie in the 'ed Cholera, the worst

forms of Fevers, Pneumonia, Liver and Heart disease. Chronic Diarrhma. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Sick Headache, and will cure any disease arising from a disordered state of the blood. It is recommended by Governors of States, Members of Congress, distinguished divines and physicians, and tha proprietor can show more sworn certificate* of cures than any other Bitters manufactorers in America. Send for circulars and read them. Sold by druggists and dealers generally. F. KAHTEK A CO.. sol* proprietors, 6North Frontstreat.Philadelphia.

feh24d0m _ _

vpo REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES L and Tan from the face, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. Perry. TIOR BLABK WORMS. GRUBS AND PIMf' pies on the face, use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy, prepared only by Dr B. C. Perry, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold by all Druggists. mchfieod dAwfimo*.

Dye. hair

its the Dye upnent glossy bl

e Magic Comb Teeth are coated with solid

hich det

coat

to be wet when combed, wh

the Hair and colors it

epos

Hair and colors it a perma-

nt glossy black or brown. Is not poison, or in y way injurious. One Comb sent by mail foa 9125. Trade invited to send for prices. Address W. PATTON. Treasurer Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. Forsaleeverywhere,

fob2tidly

Barbelor’a Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates ana leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and perfumers, and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory, 16 Bond st., New York. mobllidAwly

AGENTS.

T. B. M’CARTY.

B. J. B1IGHT,

M’CARTY A BRIGHT, Real Estate Agents, AIT ILL buy end sell Real Estate, advance TV money on Mortgages. Kent Houses, and Collect hents.

Office—Boons Bo. 4 Hesstlnel Bnlldissff, 1«H Moat WnahluKtou NI reel. my6 dAwtf,d4thp m

SALOON.

F. J. DESCHLER, Ah. s t o r* Saloon ABD BIIXIABD BOOM, No. 15 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. my27 d3mlstor4thp *

SPRING BED.

Patented No*

Spring Bed. which for comfort. *»•* and duraf Vo“..MXn T ^r.J^nS8"‘” 1 “

BjUdSn

gen State in

L. A* liAldb.

Kdon’i Block. IndUaftpoU*. lad.

CLOTHING.

IVEW YORK ONE miOB CLOTHING HOUSE, or L. 1. HOSMLEK A BKO., 37 East Washington Street. Keep the Imrte.t and fluent ntoeb ef Me ’n, Boys’ and Children’s car. An extensive Merchant Tailoring Department connected w ith the Kionse. apr20 d3m.

ROOFING.

C. ZIMMERMAN, SLATE AND METAL ROOFER. "O DOPING Material of .11 kinds xlwtyi on IV hand, and for sale. SVOrdert filled promptly. svRooflng don* on snort notice, and Tin Work done to order. Slate Yard and Office. No. 35 Alabama St. r (Three-quarters of square s- »uth of Court House.) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. aprSfl d3m

SHEET IRON WORKS.

JOBS A. N. COX. THOB. T. COX. COX BROTHERS, Manufacturers of Chimney* and I3i-itehlii|f, SORGHUM PANS. TANKS. GASOMETERS. And all kinds of SHEET IRON WORKS. BWSoocial attention given to repair* and Building, and Sheet Iron Fernaooe, and Stove Drum*. Bkop Bo. 94 East Georfflo Street. je4 d3m (Old Novelty Works.)

DOORS, SASH, ETC.

WARREN TATE,

xaxuraoTUkBm or

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MANTLES, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., And wholetxl* and retail dealer in Mu, Ceiliu, leatker Boartiit, Bough and Dretwed Pine, Poplar and Ash Lumber. Flooring worked, lumber dressed and sawed to rder, and eeroll sawing.

order.

Factory aid Lumber Yard i

Bo. X* Um Jnlyl dim.

Jcrwejr Okreet, la-

GREAT INDUCEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS IN A 1.1* DEPARTMENTS.

Come Early and Secure the Best Bargains.

julyl

IV. I?. SMITH & CO.

RAILING, ETC.

B. F. HAUGH & CO.

MAlTUPACTUkXRS OF

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILING, JAILS, VERANDAHS, BANK VAULTS, IRON DOORS, SHUTTER.®, BolU and House Fronts. A LL kinds of Plain and Ornamental Castings A. mad* to order. Builders of HODGSON’S CELEBRATED Patent Needle Lock Prison,

AND B. F. HAUGH’S

IMPROVED PATEKT JAIL, 72 and 74 South Pennsylvania St.,

apr23 d3m

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

PIANOS, ETC.

NEW MUSIC HOUSE.

The undersigned, date of Willard and stowell.) has opened a new and EJeiant Wareroom. On North Penn.yI1? asio Mlrcel, Nv. 46,

Opposite th* P<v where he ha* a wel

istoffice, I select-

ed assortment of the best

Pianos, Organs,

HEI.ODEOXN,

And other Musical Instruments, to which he invite. the attention ot this city and vicinity. CHICRERING & SONS’SUPERIOR PIANOS Rosewood 7 octave, square, with Agraffe bridge, carved legs, and alt luedera improvements, at

prices from 8475 to 8600.

Rosewood 7! 3 octave Grand Tiano,, and best scales, from 81,050 to |1. Every Piano lul'y warranted, and )

guaranteed to the purchaser.

from latest satis action

PARLOR GEM COTTAGE PIANO, Fully warranted: prices from $350 to 1500. A variety of styles. Kv

very one a gem.

Prlssre C«.’ Ohnrot, Orsnnn, Parlor Organ, nnd .Wplodcou*. Forty-five thoosand now in use. ,Y..f tmrerer returned on aerr/ynt of dfjtctiem material ,,r tcorkmiissAin. They recommend themselves. j*3 d3m MYRON A. STOWELL.

INSURANCE.

New England Mutual Life I 3ST S TJ n A 3STC E CO.. Of B«*tosi, Maswarhnartla. B. F. STEVENS. President. JOS. M. GIBBENS, Secretary. Asset* Janaary 1.1869 87,000,060 00 Distribution December 31, 1868 786,QUO 00 Total snrplu* returned to Policy Holders — 3,512,770 00 Income for lo68 3.000,0u0 00

nnd PAID An-

lull.

•Ixtrlbsstion ISeelnred

nunlly In Cm

doing business r uf a century ; is purrly Mutual; no

absorb its profits.

TWs New England has bee over • quarter uf acentury; is

stockholders to absorb its profi

GJberned by the non-foneiting law of Massa-

chusetts. thus making it

The flmrext Among the Mare to

■nxurein.

Books. Pamphlets. Blank Applications, and Information may be had bv addressing or calling on D. E. SNY'DER. General Aent, No. 17 North Meridian street, Indianapolis, Indiana. ayAgents wanted. my22 deod3m

COCO CREAM.

50,000 I 50,000 !!

«y THOR Mnttcfleiit

Chalfant’s

50 000 !!!

Fifty Thonoand Llvlngr Teatimnnlnls fx

to Prove the Ineatlina-

hie Vnlue.of

Coco Cream.

THE immense demand for tbis article has been JL produced by a few persons trying it and recommending it to their friends, and in the Middle States to-day it is found on almost every toilet. Mo Lady Shonld be wlthont It. Bo Fntly. Rancid Animal Oil. Bo Bnrniatc, Parching Alcohol. Mo Poisonous t'oloriuK Batter. CHALFANT’S COCO CREAM OR CREOLE HAIR GI.OSS,

eets

Ts s combination of sweets of most fragrant flowers, artistically united and blended witt medical plants that alone flourished in the land

of the sunny South,

The attention of every one is called to the fact that this article does not contain one particle uf Alcohol. Alcohol enters very largely into the oomposition of almost every Hair preparation, producing a softness for a short time, until it

reaches the very

Delicate root ol the Hair. And then it burns and destroys it. giving the Hair a harsh and dry feeling, and finally, as old age advances, the hair falls out. CHALFANT’sToCO CREAM! Is a preparation without Alcohol or Coloring Matter, containing the only true Vegetable Oil •v*r diicovered as a proper basis for a Hair preparation. Try this article once, and you will never be without it. Bolt! Everywhere. Price—Fifty Cents per Pottle. Price—Fifty Cent* per Bottle. Price—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Price—Fifty Cents per Bottle. Price—Fifty Cents per Bottle. For sale by all respectable druggists. The Trad# supplied at proprietor’s prices by STEWART * MORGAN, Indianapolis, Indiana. OA.TTB'X', C3ITI-I*X3Sr «Sc CO.,

PROPRIETORS,

BALTIMORE, MARTLAMD.

mchlfi deodly

AMUSEMENTS.

Return of the Favorites. ACADEMY^OF MUSIC, Friday and Saturday, July • anti lO. POSITIVELY TWO - NIGHTS ONLY". NEWC0MB , S~MINSTRELS! THE MASTER BAND OF AMERICA. Everything New and Original! 5 Five NEW sfAFcOMEDIANS, 5 Billy Rice, l>ave Wilson, J. K. t amphell, Jastla* Robinson, and Raster George Warren,

and will pcstion with th s ue, in an entire new programme.

•wSAdmisaion. 50 cents; Reserved Seats, 75

: Galli

mr Doors commeucin OOTGran

half-past two o’cloc

mts.

t half-past seven o’clock;

mencing at. quarter-past eight o’clock. rGrnnd Matinee Saturday afternoon at -past two o’clock. jv3d6t

CINCINNATI.

LARD.

REFINED FAMILY LAh

PACKED BY

PROCTER & GAMBLE, Gi3sroi3srjsr-A.Ti.

A SK YOUR GROCER FOR OUR BRAND OF J\. LARD in these packages racked 8 lb. 5 lb, 10 lb Caddies, 60 lb Cases, for shipment. Cheapest mode lor aelling Lard. Send for pri.-w list. apti2 deoilJm

SADDLERY.

pd Retail Saddle, nutacturer. 190

I0HN REID, Wholesale and »! Harness and Trunk Ma Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio.

Orders from the country, by maG, solicited

ptly, at the lowest cash prices.

I filled promt nrlt d6mend

DISTILLERS.

1. W. MILLS.

( W. W. JOHXSOK. ) late with J(S.N.Pike&Co. f

0. L. MILLS.

Jims, Johnson * c©., etrccneess to SAMUEL M. PIKE 4k CO., DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS. ▲LEO. Rye, Bourbon & Malt Whiskies, No*. 18 and SO Syeaunnr* Street,

Now. 47, 49

XXD nnd 81

Yea tin an Street,

CINCINNATI, OmO. jan25 dfimeod

C AM A. R GT O MANUFACTURING CO. PAPER HANGINGS AXB Window Shades. H. H. BRENEMAN A CO., Prop’ra, 57 Weat Fourth Strflht, jan25 deodly CINCINNATI. 0.

MILLS, ETC.

W*S)5iL’M. p &rare'Ui. p j’a ■nob manner at will inture complete aatiafaction The attention of county offloer* I* respectfullj

exiled to tkia bran

county eh of Q)

nTE

ictinn

respectfully

r our baeineai-

SENTINEL BINDERY.

JAMES BRADFORD 4t CO., Frencli Burr Mill Stone Manufecturers,

’ AND IMPOETIXS OF TUB

GENUINE DUTCH ANCHOR BRAND BOLT-

ING CL01HS.

MANur xcTURua or

Portable Corn A Flooring Mills,

SMUT naCHIMES. ET«'„

Offici : No. 57 Walnut Stre*t,_Corner^qf Sec-

aprl3deod3m

treet. Corner of Sec CINCINNATI. O.

BRADFORD dc 811 AMP,

MANUFACTURERS OP

Superior Oflit-Tanned LEATHER BELTING & HOSE, AND DXALimaiN V ~ gum: reltitvg, hose\ PACKING 4k LACE LEATHER, No. 87 Wnlnnt Street, Corner off Second CINCINNATI, OHIO. apr!3 deodSm

SCALES.

Fairtaitl Stntul tale. W. P. GALLUP, Beni Ag*t 74 WentWnnh.SA, INDIANAPOLIS. an>. e *T *Tt iffilln If