Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1869 — Page 2
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Gnat, Bootwell aa4 the Fiaamcee Ail intimations m to the character of the President'a recommendations In his annual message, were as carefully withheld from the press and the people as though their importance would startle the community when they eaw light. Graxt'b bantling is born, and like all first born offspriug the suthpr has a higher impremiaa of its ealne than any one else. There may b* something in it of sorpassing loTeUaesa, hut aside from pater familial the production fuls of appreciation. Something was expected from the President and his Secretary of tha Treasury upon the Saaaciai probl which would rise to the dignity of statesmanship. The Philadelphia Ltdgtr, in some comments on the message and Boctwilu's report, thns bits the nail sqnars upon the head: “All that is said is unobjectionable to most readers—but ineffectual of imbstantial results. Nobody is wiser ra reading what those high functionaries say on this subject than they were before, as to any practical fact, looking to the accomplishment or beginning of the desiraUe result'’ Yes, so far as any suggestions from those in authority art concerned, the people are jost as much at sea upon the financial questions as liefore that light was thrown upon them. The President makes one suggestion upon currency affairs, and if it was practical it would be so plain that it could not foil to be understood, but bis ideas are so ambiguous or obscure that a discussion was at once opened as to his real meaning. He says that he sees but one way to put aa immediate stop to the fluctuation'in the value of currency, and that is to authorize tha Treasury to redeem its own paper at » fixed pries whenever presented, and. to withhold from ^ circulation all such currency redeemed until sold again for gold. this may be the panacea for at! oar financial ills—the suggestion, if carried out, may be the philosopher's stone that will change our Treasury rags into Bnxrov’a mint dsops, but the moduioperamk is conveyed so muddily to the public comprehension that the people fail to sse it, however clear the idea may be to its aathdr. There may be sufficient financial wisdom in this Radical Ceng peas to evolve some financial scheme that Will lead the country out of its embarrassments and troubles, but thus for the representatives of the administration and of the party in power, instead of throwing light upon the financial questions, have only darkened counsel. The great mass of ths people may rest assured of one thing, and that Is, their interests will not receive much consideration from those now high in authority. The administration and the leaders of the party in power ur» committed to the financial policy, whatever it may be, that is dictated by the money and monopoly . interests of the country. Ths President is indebted to that class for his present position, and he has a very quick anfi keen apprehension of which side his bread is buttered. As the Ledger remarks, as to any practical fact looking to the solution of oar financial troubles or even the beginning of the desirable result, the people will look in vain to the President’s message or to the report at the Secretary of the Treasury.
cinnati Commercial says
‘rn
iaagBW3t»B|8aaa5Eai5G
as-.ss&“ a ^ m re ’ •*>nn a war a W A I
strange bedfellows. who wajUie Whj^randidate for Governor
for Gubernatorial honors in 1872.—Ikrre
Haute Journal.
-Tifo-lMAntt*tfrsUdyJwrf «y«: Ills not likely that Hon. George W. Julian will be a candidate for re-election to Congress from thia district. His health, Which has been for nhysicians have enjoined upon him an immediate and absolute withdrawal from active
private, and
strained bfain requires prompt relaxation and rest. His receut/Um to the Pacific coast and
ing canvass.
Tan Sr an Cownatioa.—There seems to be no lack of candidates for the various offices to filled in the approaching election, and no donbt many more will be in the field before the Convention assembles on the 8th of Jannary. The general expression of the people is, give ns good men ind we will elect them. We will have a warm campaign and want honest, capable and available men who Will lead the Dcmo-
Ari batary of tfa scarcity of mone;
which the West bas groaned under t&rougD'
of her struggling existence, ade has been against the t is so to-day, and will conit asserts her sectional in-
ter eau and ceases to become the hewer, of wood and drawer of water to thenectional interests of the East. Western wealth matt
all
conventions.
eek, give i will c
our Congressional and county We'rtpeit What we raid lan W
good and true men and success will crown our efforts in the utter overthrow pf Radicalism in Indiana. Never in the history of Indiana was there a greater demand for a change in the administration ef the slfoirs of •be State than at present.—Cbmfirfiqf* Wry
Timet.
STATE ITEMS.
Water* Works.
On the 15th of November an ordinance •was passed by the City Council “authorising She water-works company, of IddianapallR, to construct, maintain and operate Water works," etc., and the company was given thirty days to file an acceptance of the ordinance, if they concluded to operate under it. The limit has about expired, and we understand the com paay are unwilling to accept the ordinance, or charter, as it now sUnds. The company are ready to go on and construct Waterworks, if they can have the privilege of using the stmt*, alleys and public grounds of this tity, that are now or may hereafter he laid out, for the purpose of laying down pipes, conduits, water ways and other structures for the conveyance, ia and throughout the city, of pure water for the use of said city and the inhabitants thereof. They are willing to accept the ordinance if tie fourth, filth, sixth, seventh and eighth sections are stricken out, so that there will be no conditions, obligations or contract beyond the city granting to the oompnny the privilege of laying water pipes and conduits throughout the public thoroughfares and grounds of the dtp, and they do not even ask that as an exclusive pri vilege. They ace willing to construct \be works, and trust the certainty of the supply and the purity of the water as the inducements for its public andptivate use. They are willing So add to thecharter as thus amended the provision or condition that no exclusive privileges are granted the company, and that the Council reserves the right to graat similar privileges to any other company that may Wish to
construct water works.
We are informed that the Company, if such privileges are granted them, propose to proceed at once with the constructsoa of tbb works, which will cost not leas than $300,000. d’uklng tho entire risk Of the results, they think that they ought not to be hampered by any conditions, or embarrassed by restrictions. If they succeed in tarnishing pure water, in ample supply for all public and private Uses, they expect, as a matter of courae, that they will be compensated by public and privutq patronage. They fio not ask awrouopely so that they can impose upon tho people, if they should be successtal ia tarnishing a supply of “pure water for the use of said city and the inhabitants thereof, ’, bat having no exclusive privileges they wiU be subject to competition and restraint by the power reserved to grant similar privileges to other companies, or to the construction on water works by the dtp itself. The question will bo again submitted to tbeCity Council at their mooting to-sight, and in the shape We have suggested. Is there any valid objection to granting the privileges asked Cor, tho use of the streets, alleys and public grounds of the city, tar the purpose of laying down pipes, conducts, water ways and other stractares for the purpose of conveying pore water for the use of the city and its inhabitants, provided they do not interfere with the gas-pipes and the sew-,' era that may hereafter be constructed, and that the streets, alleys and other public grounds
are in no wise damaged?
There is a good deal of objection to the Holly system of water works—the system under which this company proposes to construct their works. We are among those who believe that Jhe pUa is not adapfod to .pcqnxaencr, and that the dly should - not erect water-works under that system. But this is not the issue presented-. The "water-works company,’’ organized under the ordinance referred to, are willing to assume the risk, and there are capitalists who have confidence edolyfli in the Holly plan to loan their money to the company. They propose to invest three hundred thousand dollass in the f enterprise, ■' v thus illustrating their faith by thejr works. And are the citizeps willing that Ijic experiment shall be mads without any cost to them, the company only asking the use of the streets, alleys and public grounds to lay their pipes, conduitd pad water ways? In obtaining these privileges there may be a cat in the meal tub, but it seems to us that it would be churlish, shortsighted, and as exhibiting a lacleof enterprise, public spirit and a due regard for the welfare of the city, to refuse such a requisite, especially as the rights and interests of the city would be protected in the wording of the grant of the privileges the company now ask for. We iqnst confess that we can see no good ( ground for refusing the privilege* that the company now ask, and that in its present shape, if good faith is in traded, that many of the objectionable - featarsa of the
present ordinance are obskfoed.
—Vigo county has jimt sent five more delegates lo the Southern State Prison. —There is a free colored school in Cambridge City, with forty-eight carolled echol**s. I'm■ » :* ! # -s m —In Putnam county a young man named Joeeph Davis recently stole $595 from his grandfather. —The Hartford, taty fynion says: If the wheat crop Of this year will not bring as mrish tt&ney ah wan at first supposed, corn snii hngi srs likely to bring more. So the theory of compensation will hold good. —The Cilp Treahumof New Albany gives notice that, under the Attorney QciteWtlh Interpretation of the taX lawn he MWrtl collect all taxes due the city, bjr antfess and sale of personal property, before advertising and selling perraoxl property. —The County Commiseioners of Scott county have presented to the New Albany Society of Natural History the congressional library, which baa been accumulating at Lexington for many years past, and is worth aboht five thousand Milan. Ths Tmy TnxuxaY.^Infomation has been received that Peter Geldreich has been arrested, charged with the murder of his wife and child, near Troy, on the 13th ef November, and is now in jail at Rockport. The finding of his 1 hat secreted in a cupboard, and clotted with blood, waa the came which led t« his amst. There is 4 suit of clothes, that he wore that day, missing, but «t ia thought they will he found. The lour year old child is said to be recovering, and it is thought it will be able tb state whether or not the fetkek wax Ike mur-
derer.
ScrtTOfi. 3 *-William Derment, a young man about twenty-one years old, committed suicide, Thursday night, at a school house, about two mile* from Memphis. Clarke county, under the following circum*(h&MI:
At the school bouse there Was a m
ive. may merchants
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel..
inhumanity.
„ M true reafi,re bad their demonstrations
iumerous to mention.
TH ADVAKTAOM OP WKT1BH HOCSSS. fh the matter of the wholesale trade of the
trade. It has only been by degrees that wholesale houses have been established in the dollar and carried to the East twice a year, which bas always made the West the mere
he East.
ey has bee
he West hi
tereats of the East. Western wealth mast build up her own manufortorRs. Western wealth must own her own railroads, and western commerce must largely supply the retail trade of the West if we will come up as a community to a financial equality with the East.
cisa house which is established in
wer to re-
Every finan
the West becomes a fulcrum of
»r power to reTbe day is apthe East cannot
much Conger hold her by her apron strings. The West is becoming the granary of the world. Manufactories are springing up as with the magic of a giant's wand, and the ystem and order of wholesale dealing will find its legitimate level on the soil of the West. These are business results which must be realised, and as the star of empire
moves westward, the scepter of commerce, from teeuvand
the Great West which her sons
the existence of the great Republic.
Jippibsoh.
Extract from a Speech Before the New York Demo-
cratic Gab, December L ; -**Y ir General Frank BlAir on Grant.
During the Presidential eatri-ase, it Iras ray fortun^to speak^oCGeneral Uritit in the van-
required to nuke d 1 said about him
apab nd u
odr addresses Wfeleh I throughout the country;
What I knew of him—that he was a and courageous man, but ambitious scrupulous; and whose aim it was to fix himself on the country and make his dictatorship perpetual. 1 see.in this rwoMMen' 1 which he has made ita regard toGebh sottcthing-which, if Hwedra by CMrari the forerunnejr pf dthbr measures of the same cjiaracUI; hB0 in perfect consonance with the cnaracter which 1 sketched for General Grant in the Speeches 1 had the honor to make before the country. He is ambitious and he is fearless, and, although some of our Democratic friends are in the ha oil of speaking in a ver disparaging way of him, all t have to ray
this, that anybody Who thinks General Graat is a fool, is more likely to be a fool .himself. He is X than,of sfoblijrii (fharicief; ill frUy
•a in
debating eeetety,
He was pn
ices
meeting of
to which Derment bepresent daring the debates
and was seen to go out of the room, and was
noticed to have a pistol in his hand. In few. moments a pistol shot was heard, and the parties rushed out to find Derwent a corpse. The ball passed through the head, entering
lappel of his riefiy stating . find having
applied.for rituatkra* could not secure one, and ittMt than be a burthen to his family
concluded to kill himself.
gh the h<
above the' right ear. Upon the coat was found pinned a note briei that he was out of employment, "
n * W. Gkaxt has been elected Praabe National Union League. The Ha Age vary appropriately inquirer, : the head of this concern, what its tail take?” • • ■ *"* 1 * ■ * 1 ragressmen, on a aarary of five StSnHES ds by the tea thousand. *
South Meridian Street--Tweatietk Let*
ter.
Cerrsepondeae* of the Sentinel. IxouxAroua, December 7. XtStOWB IBHA*. It is not every man who is wagSg^d in busiMte that becomestaW# “f the situation—indeedj some then never comprehend the real Htitionship of a business responsibility. They start in the line of trade dor self alone, caring but bULefor neighbor*, or anybody else. They are much like the fellow who said his fist was his own, and ha would kit whoa he chort. Now, ths true laws of personal tiespohsibiliVy bolds eVery man responriMW fofr the power he hue, a* weU ha tb* flower be might have. But few bfelheas men know the extent of their power, or theiraportaace of their reialionsbip to the comm unity around them. Hence, it is not strange that men ere often.found, even in the wholesale line, who think and feet that the boundaries of their trade are measured only by their bnslhesl capacities. They acknowledge no outside pressure, and confess to no extraneous influences. They claim to be the arcbitecteof their own fortunes, and baee their success in trad* on their own -wisdom and
economy.
Trad* is the legitimate result of combinations, as commerce is built up by the concentration of capital. Individual effort is like a reed shaken in the wind, and can only beeeen in the.forces of iu aggregation. Hence the merchant* of this stmt may count en an iaersase of easterners in the addition ef every new house which may be opened on the street. It will not matter what its specific stock may be, it. is one more house on the street, and must give additioaal character te its wholesale attractions. Eighteen months ago the china, glass and queensware bouse of Scott, Want*Go. was opened at X*. 37, oa this street, and it was- feared by many that the large additional capital in this line would not be suxUined. But the result has been that the salat of thia bouse have been larger than any other house in the same line, save one, either hi the State of Indian* or Ohio. That competition which would overdo the retail trade only build* up the wholesale, because it gives out the idea to theirparShasttt that they can get everything they want to All up their stocks, and heaee they {flock In from every part'of the country, and from different States and Territories, by the thousands. The sales are muoh larger, the businee* assumes a metropolitan character and every house on ths street doee as immense business. Therefore, though wholesale men may now and then exerecse Utile jealousies toward* one another, they only dishonor themselves and limit thefr owq trade when they let any sack weakness be manifested, because if is always the ease that pubtie sentiment demands a broad and Intelligent liberality of all prinorain business
as well of Prince* iu dominion. m mnniTira or na thadb.
He who enters upon the wide sea of the wholesale trade must expect to meet with many perplexities, for the sea will often be rough, and, by Way of variety .the heavens will often be dark above him. The sea birds will scream their discordant note* around him; it may be that ever and anon the wizard spectres of the sea storm will lit before him, angering the days of financial eyfl. Good solid brain* are certainly requisite to run succeeetally n whoteenle home. Human nature must be understood, business resources and personal reliability must be scanned in order the most exact caution must be observed in the diserimination which will be found necesrary even among their proposed customers. Mom* merchants become so anxious to do burinma that they will sell goods to almost any sort Of a customer. The temptation iu this Erection is continual, and has been so often yielded to that She consequence has been that commercial compromises end financial failures have grown to be common incidents in commercial bistoir. It- has been thought a strange thing that so few men comparatively have succeeded in this line of trade. Why so many foiled seemed to be mysterious. They hud customers and trade— they had intelligence and energy, and yet thet went under. They went flown into the maelstrom of bankruptcy, the unfortunate victims of uneontralabta dwumstances on the
grt of others^or of defective management in team serves, oat even in commerce every effect bus its cause, and therefore in every failure there is s reason which, if made known, would explain the mystery and make it pbia. Slow sale*, bad customers, personal wall. These, with many other “comers ’ must be watched with care if the commercial no* is made a firir and a financial success.
a Lira or TOIL.
Many have the impression that the life of a meaebaat is our of eosaparative quiet add
^w u ’ h “
But all such conception* an wide
has 10,800 cab two days’
ifo. Y odd ifeurae'Hkifc'
holds eight offices.
low* City publishes a genuine Bohemian
paper, ths Slogan Amerikoniekg. it v
Jenny Lind k raid to have lost all tint a few qptes of her once magnificent voice. The Clou Vougeot vineyard has bean boaght
by Baron Thenard for $300,000.
Ah Englishman proposes td preserve fresh ■teat for exportation by dipping it In fluid In-
dia-rubber.
The NeW York- PfiUflindoiMe has one henA London church advertises for a “competent organist,’’ at a salary of £5 a year. Saratoga water is said to be better than yeast in msking buckwheat cakes. Some citiseos of Massachusetts are moving foi separate prisons for women. Miss Webster, a white girl of ML Sterling, Kentucky, eloped with a negro the other day. A Detroit man has a luxuriant beard oa one ride of Ms fiscs, and smooth skin on the other. The great body dTMMBbdist Protestants in Yirgima will unite wHh the Methodist Episcopal ChurthBsulh. ih n »t Two colored men, convicted of outraging a young lady, have been eauteacad to be hanged U WMagtgn, Dalagraivon friday, FehyuThe NeW Ydik JSxp'rett thinks' something besides a light heart and a thin pair of breeches is requisite to the success of the Cuban revolutionists.
A woman
.jainatawi _ ^ „ bushel of roasted oysters, and won the wager.
dressmaker horrified her the other
telling her she woaid “cut her body
i the coarse ef tie dftefhodn.
Hem BroWn tells us that the Chinese are in the habit of stealing children and cutting their eyes out for medicinal purposes. Fields, the Pennsylvania murderer, took a doee of vinegar ana molasses to cure a sore throat' half an hour before he we* banged. A little girl wanted to say that she had a fox, but had forgotten .the ..nam«L sa she deicribed it jm “a thing to brush the Warm off
yen with. .’
There are a hundred thousand men in New York out of employment, and twice that number ia employments worse than none at all A short and stoat woman got caught in a “squeezing maobin*'.' |n a Dundee yarn factory, recently, and came out lifeless, but twelve
feet king.
in Connecticut bet ten dollars
against a week's board that she could eat a
Judy’s
day by te out’’ in tl
is X man,of sltjbb3^h t'tiaHLclbf; fit frUy hot be very bread ih nis views; be may m haftbw and obstinate; but hels reset ate and unflinching—and the most dangerous man that this countnr contains at this hour. He bas a will that knows no swerving from any
plan that he has entered upon.
His courage is most determined; and though he may not hay* gfeat capacity,ot;,n yer* great intellect, yet when he has ionjee entered upon the pursuit of art object, hf u maintains It with inrincibie courage anduQtirihg labof. In my judgment, sb ft: fr8m being a man at u * we ought to scoff, and whom we may with contempt, he is a man who ought to be carefully watched—a man of whom we should fear the worst things. Of course H ia not always the greatest intellectual man who achieves the greatest things. A man Who has a purpose, and Who has power to back him Very frequently exceeds in his achievements a man of for larger comprehenaive capacity. This man, in my judgment, is one of that class of men. I consider him a man of sluggish nature; he is fond of pleasure, and devoted to enjoyment, and will occupy himself with those things to the exclusion of business—as he Ins shown a disposition to do. But when a crisis in oUr affairs Occurs, yota will find be will apply himself to Mrih^ss Vith fat- mart industry than is agreeable to the country. £ Applause.] Just such business, I mean, as this in reference to Georgia, and which he may advise with reference to any other State. And it may happen that he will gain such power, and may be enabled, by combinations of army power and the negroes
P 60 *
bcautital corpse
The Free-Will Baptiste now number 1,373
tunknnU, an increase
of nlnety-sersu churches and 4,447 eogimuni
From the Ftqoa, Ohio, Journal. Her Favorite Phantom—A Piqnn Widow Msirriee the Spirit of n Deceased
Acquaintance.
A widow lady of this place named Mrs. W , who is a convert to epijitualistn.became convinced that her affinity was embodied in the spirit of a gentleman Wbtt died nearly two years fcga, and she accordingly so tight the counsel of a lady medium, also a resident of the county seat, who advised her to be at once united ir —- - -*—
ceased. Strange as it made preparations for
the time appointed mad* her appearance at the house or the medium, arrayed iu bridal After placing herself iu communis*. ‘ ‘ _ . . 1 gentleman, the medium performed the ceremony
wedlock to the demur seem, Mrs. W such aa event, and at
attire.
tion with the spirit of the
afu
and pronounced the two man and wife, after which Mrs.W received the congratulations
ds pn ‘ ‘ '
own residence, wher
served in honor of the treat.
We are assured that the partiec engaged ia this singular transaction actsd In perfm good faith. Our opinion Is that the heroine in the affair will soon sigh for something more sub-
stantial than a spirit husband.
of several friends present and returned to her
re a sumptuous repast was
Her Third.
Mr. A. D. Richardson Was a reported stockholder In the New York TViitwr Association, and this gives to bis recent marriage a rather practical XspCct as fh? M his fridoW is concerned. If we mistake not, a distinguished American poet and writer onoe came into a valuable estate through a similar death-bed marriage. The operation of the law is these cades—the rights of dower and tenant by cdurtesy—relieve* them largely of the gtnmour of sentiment which popularly Surround them. In this case, unices Mr. Richardson has specifically devised his property by will, the question of law will very likely be raised Whether
at aD. U in. Modivorced, the cereify Ward Beecher waa Latterly tbs court* of
Pennsylvania and New York hav*.inclined against Indiana and Illinois diver pea, and in several cases have declined to recognize their validity where defects in noticei were proven.
Wathington Chronicle.
BW*Thelaat of her race—the "'-near’— is a Woman named EliXabeth Black Crow, nearly one hundred yean old. stiU living at Victoria, Van Diymeu's Land. The last man of the nation died last spring. In a work written by a former inspector of ficfaools in
. j g _i ven 0 f j^i
law will very there was any
Farland waa not
marriage tot legally d by Henn
ony performed by H< void and of no effect.
ifftST
churches and $6,631 of ninety-seven ebu
cants during tbe-paet year.
j ( _ njrill raise five huntfred thous-
the 1
bef_, Detroit Fret Prtte. There is a steam hammer at Danville. Pennsylvania, which cost $90,000 and which .will crack a nut without breaking the kernel, or crush a solid cannon-ball with * sixty-ton blow.
THS, MES III SUMS
, - f l\,l ^ , *. ;i «rj J. , f „ . | WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL.
.UR Stock coasfat* of One Handled Cbesto of 1 choice Qseea, Black and Japan Tess, selected h greet rare, and with particular reference to their drawing quail ties in the cup.
Having been known for the past ton Tears ia this city as The Tea Kan,” The underaigned feels confident that ia purehaatog nally from tha kaaviaat importers la the Eaat■arkata, baring in the lamest quantities, and g at s small profit, he wiU merit in the fotnre, has enjoyed iu the past, a largo stars ef the •sgeof this city and State. •me neoefo #ff Cndfee to 60 Bags Strictly C&toioe Golden Bio.. 40 Bo^nStriody OfaiM Doric Bio. * 30 Bngnfeiotlj (Mm Old Oort Jvra. 30 Bag* Strictly Choice Santas Coffee.
An wo FnvefeiMe CeSfoe direct of tfisn It sorters, wo nr* omnlhlod fio onw* tfeo denier or eoofinnaor two
Yo* will always b* XM* to lad st “THE CHINA TEA STORE, No. 7 Odd Fellows’ Hall,” - Tht Mfoctcd O O IF F 33 E S, Green, Roasted and Ground, brought to this coentry. OP* ffTOOC OF * * S U O Al. r
Is always Ians, and purchased direct from tho reInara. It Is mad* up of the beat brands, and conSfotscf
100 Banrela of Mathieasen A WeecW A and Extra 0 Ooffee Sugar. 60 Sarnia Bert Brand af Hard*. 100 Bamla Befined Yellow*. In Pagan by tho barrel or lessor quantity, w Sat* the deafer one, and gancnily two profits.
Ws also asake a specialty together with Teas, toffees and began, of
Brownlow thus give* kis reasons for not re-
-gntac his Benarnrinl seat; “Young you wonder whju 1. fit! here, in health. FU tell you. 1? I didn't some -r— rascal would be sent In
in my state ol t't come here D> my place.”
The passage of thetipes Caqal is described as a sail for some hundred miles along a broad ditch, with high sand banks on either side, over which at rare intervals yt>u get glimpses of a sandy desert. the last from Booth America ia that “the Baron de Nova Fribango, who died lately, waa the wealthiest man in Braail. He spent $1,500,000 on a dwelling bouse." Is not this a mistake about the Boron's name? Was it
aot Fandango?
At the late army reunion General Sheridan addressed his comrades thus: “I can't make a speech, but if you want me to tear up a railroad fff Mfn Up A haystack when the enemy is going to get it, and—and—and— " *- A he on<Led himself back
into Us seat
that “a great trial is
I _ __ wife, left at eveaiag by her husband, who "* w down toWlL” accepted a friend's theater. The fates decreed that
A German paacr says that “a great trial is going otj^ln St. Petetmrgrespecting a forged roubles ifi In dispute, and about two hundred witnesses most be beard on oath. The Senator Obolenski waa called as a witness, but be claimed the privilege of hie rank and did no kptifiat. The court of justice therefore ded ded to proceed In solemn procession, with all its officers, prisoners, witnesses, etc., to the
dwelling of the prince.”
An old lady in Chicago became eo excited on rcligieoa subjects that at length, one evening, die went among her trieuds and neighbors, telling them “Good bye; I am on my way to hooveu." Going home, she fastened a eiothtallM td A &AU And ttnde a noose abont her neck, and with the words, “Lord, I am coming; open the gates for me, ye angels,” *he kicked out the chair oa whtcb she stoo<l and was strangled into uncoaeeiousnes* when
people rushed in to take her down.
A New Orleans wifo, left at home one
bad bosinem
escort to the
that her husband
should occupy the next seat, with another * * ' ' ‘' —* *- lines*. As
she leaned
.... tarlea, who hevaNAith you?" f“ Bister of
ow you have with yoir” of ranker explanation.
Jetretty fashion make?* In New Ytirk say that chrysopbrase is the jewel fancied at present Black onyx and gold are foshionable, cut in light forms, With pendants, cross pieces and bars. Link necklaces of heavy bright gold; cable chains, alternately dead and bright gold; collars with fringe-like pendants, points, and drops like fine seedwork on gold, are worn with evening dress. Etruscan wire* work is foshionable *s admirable. The union of diamonds and pearls is most esteemed in costly parures, rather separate collections. It is a feet worth mentioning that M. Lavalle, the French contractor, who ha* had the executing of the work pH the Sues Canal, said to be ready to make a contract, and give security for keeping the canal dear obstructions from shallow water or any other cause, and in good working order, for two hundred thousand dollars a year, and to double it» en'tlfff Width for twelve and a half millions. This would seem to settle all doubts as to the success of the grand enter-
prite.
The Tehauutepec Ship Canal and Mexican and Pacific Railroad Company, through its at-
Victoria, an account is giVen of the sshuman torney, has presented a claim of three bunatrocities Upon the poor Tasmanians—first sub- ^ wl
that fellow
no need
wiin our to opposi-
tion by outrage by the settlers, and this natural retaliation made the pretext for wanton
The young Tasmanians were kid-
d, the woman fiwxtito the
subject of boast. It is even stated that the settlers and convicts kiUed the poor natives for food for their dogs, and that poisoned rum was employed to destroy them. Decimated tbusby the whites, and helped on by their «WH fondness for liquor, it ! ix not to be woudAred that they rapidly disappeared from the earth. The annual report of the Superintendent of Common Schools in Maine is again drawing attention to that strange phenomenon, the ar- — x ’ tionju
rf cheap zpected
unoccupied lands, it might
that the causes which have produced that result in older and wealthier communities—the concentration of wealth on the one hand, and
dollars against Mexico before the Mexican Commission now sitting here. The items are $128,141,66$ for what are known.es the Woodhouse bonds; $660,000 for supplies furnished Juares; $360,000 for lands contracted to them; $31,000,000 for mines, and other amounts for the railroad and telegraph fran-
HhifiAA
week seated in front of a grocery hi that lively town; when one of the number named Doolit-
tlons, when he called to on* tatting hi stop or be would shoot him. Whereupon Ironmonger arose and insisted that should stop, to he might hurt some one, when Dooiitllp turned pad fired upon hiu-T^tiiefbAli piercing his heart and killing him instantly— htSTj^f'* 5 ^* 8 fel1, “ Are you
__ annual in
many f
size.
natural”—and philosophy hoe found if
It is Anti-natal murder.
Prelude to u Wine Breakfast.
M Cooley. Uhe difficulty »*w out, * misunderstanding, and was oroughtl on a recent occasion. Mr. De Lacey
challenging party.
Ivers, distant
each to advance three
revolve
to*
was the
They fought with aovy' ce ten paces, after first shot
iree paces and shoot again. Mr. De Lacey was slifhtly rm, and his bail strati the
At the first fire
wounded in the arm, and bin , watch of Mr. Coojey and glanced harmlessly
lowed.—ATew Orleans.
feme, December 6.
———<>———
more than she was when she left it, is centive te any HBM
squibs on the | capital. This
' value
Hartford, Connectirtf has Sfiff
UQUOM.
x-AimriGt.
report in queetion shows that the total increase of scholars registered in the State, dnring the past year, did not exceed 943—a dum-
ber less than the average annual increa single Western cftfL of not VeVyi “There is something in this more
Nrtv$h SHI
Wintt,
Stock Ate*
asoioao
capital, t the cash v &
IS AT
towstoMwatBrca ‘rmsrs -XflOY Wnifl
IKDIMA SUBGICAL INSTITUTE,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Fee foe trsatment ef.aH
Surgical Diseases,
Whether requiring ep*ration *r net.
The Most Complete Is sH its Brnnehe* in America.
This Is the tasgest InsUtettoo in the United SSeta* for the treatment •( all kinds af Deformities, Onh Piet, Creaked Lee*. Cent reeled Ckqsds. Paralysed Limbs, Scrofula, all Defonuitfee of the Fee*, Diseases ud Defomttlee of the Spiaa, eod everything requiring Surgical Treatment, Apparatus or Machinery
PUoISS oLiMXh FISTULA * - • Redicafly sad permaneatty cared.
CroM Eyes Made Straight.
Da. ALLEN has (reefed over tea tbeeaaad e and with eo extensive experience, has beao enabled to feraish bettor apparatus aad treatment thha earn be obtained elsewhere. Da. JOHNSON has, for twsaty ytaH, dfieotod hid Urns to Surgery and Dlseasas of tha Eye aad Ear. Da. DAVIS, for many rears, devoted his time aad attention to the treatment of Private Disease*, ate. and in hia specialty he Is wlthoat a pear. Improved Turkish, Electro-Thermal, Persia* Medicated, Hot air and other Baths, graat aid la tha ear* of Rheumatic, Nervosa, Venereal and ether affections, are found kero in greater perfection than at may oatafiliahment in thia country. This Institution has the honor of being 000 ef tho first and the largest in America iacorporatsd foe the relief of such 11 nfortunate cripples, and its feu among the first to incur the reeponsihility of this apodal practice; and white oar doors are ope* to the affluent aad indigent, w* hop* that no Jealous heart or ignoble hand will deprive a suffhrer of relief
All kinds of Apperataa Mad* t* Order to Salt every Deformity Known.
Pure Whole and Ground Spices Thejjerttv nad excellence of our Bplaea can always Ws shall bo in constant receipt of the beet aad freshest good* in our Use, sad will not bo undtreold by my boom in ths but*. . • " 1 " REMEMBER THE "CHINA Tea store,” ■not No.TMdPoHmwn* ■nil. h 09k.We have so connection with my ether house of that nans* la *r eOt *f the Btate.
■epZTdtf
■.■.LEE.
QAMD CLOTHING.
HOWE Jfc GOODHUE, Manufacturer* of SUPERIOR CARD CLOTHING, For Cotton and Woolen Machinery, 90 aad 93 Market Street, Lowell, Mum.
mrMcnitt A Coughlin, Agent* for Indiana, mehl daat,tu,lhAwly
MACHINKNY.
OWENS, LINE, DYER £ CO. Mnnufocturer* of tho Celebrated ECLIPSE MACHINERY, ■ TEAM THBEMHEEffl, Saw Mill*, Portable tad Stationary Engines, AT HAMILTON. OHIO. OVBrauch House, 717 Second street, 8t. Louis, eepd dAwdmtu,threat
THRESHING MACHINES, ETC.
fhUR STEAM AND HORSE-POWER THRESHU ISO MACHINES and Portable Engines are taking the lead throughout the West. Send for Circulars. YEO A SHOEMAKER,
Richmond, Indians.
teblO wiy—sugfiO dta,th,aat
ENGINES, ETC.
WIT .1.1 AM OLimF, Bolters. Ala*. MeUtarer's Patent Comblnattea
m-Uss Boat tm Unc. WILLIAM CLIFF. Terre Hants. Indiana.
OROGENIES.
WM. GLENN * SONS. Importers and Jobber* of GKR-OCEZR/IBS, TO mmI T* Tim* Otrsot, OZXffOXXUN’A.TZ, Have n fall supply of Now Crop ev Mu Su» til Ites, Aad other Staple nad Ynrinty Goods. d#*7 f2m.tn*s,sat
FLOIM NULLS.
r ! I'mHI'
Gmdim a&i Boltim
FLOXJn ACILsLsd; Corn andfeed Mills,
FRENCH SERBS,
■mailt Maelxlnem, BOLTING CLOTHS, ETC. Far Oinalnr and Prim UsLaddrsm i|
’iCTioeieY, ito.
HuMjj Cate tR CnlMnerri, 3P I3E Z X. X P IX A TT 3ST E 8 ,^p. -Mhfiteml* « _> ., rr
mlor in fetodA aa«r.*toi
O^orit^WMom.^ INDIAN APODII.
mdmil' HTd.-f's
fevanilmm.
SISSffihhgiin ilwii.
•WfeVatF
I. 0. ATKINS k CO., no, and n»8. IR. gq. J. 9BORGd Bmi. It B. Washington ■tosst. ’IBB 0p. L M^4hPmi^lVnaln •ttwt
Prepare for Canvass of 1970
tijOferktoi . Dolnwnrarii
w Mnrast atroot. \Srx^
loaao Biosl arortroot.
nrarw.
Xk* Bsrrtxti. i* 1* M* th'rtioU rear, and doss 6.] ita mtohHahmmt U ha* hows, a* it rot i*. ths re- w l eosuiaed Oman of Ih* Democracy of Indiana. iAmaintol. tag the poHUsal fhlth and poHe, ssfeM
down by ih* anth-rimd suprawntotivoa of the . ._ party!* Nnttennl and State esnvmtions. The HFBARN1 8mTram I* »•* upon n firmer btoineos bosh BtJkfAJLd
!h*n I! has over been, nad It Is the tatastlo* sf !ho proprietor to tasrnnM Ita effleieney, assfolnsos and Interest Inovory depnrtmont-polttisni.
iii -ilAJj a*
oommsrstel. newt, ngrisnltarni nad literary. « , will be mad* n welcome fa ally visitor, a* it wUl ton tain matter mitshtefor all. kw* from nay th ag that I* objectionab'o to eorroct taste na
•and mwah.
Tha ymr M7$ promtea* to b* sa* *f unusual te-
nant. Co*grate ansa assemble*, and grave I 9. W. CALDWKLL A 00-. 16 X. Boute gfimnL qaosUon* win to dtasnsssd and patted kps* af- AmtaHasn*. testing th* welfareo f ths psnpfe. Th* tariff. Ih* P-.A- BOHLRN. Talbott A Now’s Bleak. p«bM*dsbt. th*kaakiog lystsm. th*rsmmpttea BOTHTwOwteBimk. *f ssseds psymsata, tekatlsn. and tha flannnlnl kn(tfl A1! I'XBNfR,1 aid 1 Ue?s Bfeck. policy gwnsraUy - vital ntosttm*, te fifes ssfitte- f DWINMAY. iM N. PsanaylTanfin msntsf whiek, monopoly, eapttai. issfilsusl and I f" ri Tffiil stem tnt*r*.te wHl oatagoni** with tha finttomta 1 ■i-ww s»»o«*. of prddastft* industry, aad «h* wslfore sf ths ,
to equality of rijjhto fiadar tfft Osfestltutioa,
aad th* ratfiorisg sf th* poBttedl rights dad l rrrry.sttey NATIONAL RANK. 41. Wash. privOagm sf OH dtafoanshtead. sxcept th* dta- 1 INdLST kflOONQ CU., lO. Waah. si. nMlstfos impsssd by ths so arts, will enter into [ RITZXNGHt’S BANK. ifR. Wamiugioa street. rtUhtuMNUw’u «Um. tl.T- |T'JIO.CAlWfMlII.L a WHLUMI. QlmM 1 _— _ •S’ZSi cDyVKWNMUh.'afr the dssdattd sf thf soUntfy. Tfl* SxtofrfiL wfll t fflsntas mmd Wall fflnfsss gfiv*ysttehlsandsnriy asthUpon <basesnhfocta. rC. F. WILDER,SBB. Wnaktasten strssfi. ef such deep lAtersef to fh* people, and need *d fflnats amd ffltean* Whnltonfiq. ■ay that they art matter* atom which every £. mtON A (XL. U4R. MyWitf Upua aH uutetioha of pdWfe phBsy. tfisBmm-1 Wkiln~7T arid Bsdall
BAST IND NRW YORK STREET. THOMAS WILES. ■ E. esorgte atatot. fflAavm nmd *-gr aw^Tijr SqImmnI TO DD^ CARMICHAEL A WILLIAMS. Glow D. BOOT A CO.^MlLWaahtagtsa staaoL JOHN A. HBIDLINGEE, 3» W. Wato. ateaah. Tahasaa amd Ctnaro—Wfoaloaal*. J. W. LINES A 00.. No. 4. Louisiana street. Tim. Capper. 411mm warn, fflUa. B. JOHNSON A 00., RMS. Delaware sfiroate - WammCostarm af Trmmfea, fflSa. H. BURTON. MS. IHlaoia itraot. Wacom amffl Agrpfiamltmsal Wtortuu INDIANAFOLI8 WORKS. ITS 8. Tsaa. afire* Wafistaoa, Jawalrp, Kte. Waalum fflllle amd Mapplloa. MERRITT A COljpHLEW. foot W Wetei eSre.
ilagtoa sfireofi.
Htteal pswsr of tottf Btatta* dad Socfrcn*. aad
giro te iff* W*»( Ife preflhr laredlfto I
family should to Moste adfiaod?
Upon aH qutetioh* af pdMDb powy. ww dwwtixxl will to thoroughly Domoeritfe, add la full
sympathy with popular rights- tHB oppose [ BRONSON A JOjtBS. WW._Wa«hlagtoa streat.
I «nxxu . Loem.» «. DU.~.
pros*** th* ptopte With effism taxation. [ Caipam«n*aaad fifiallda**.
I . Oasis ad*. Wall Fames, BSe. GALL A BUSH. MI 1. Washington gtras*.
Wash. st. ■ aad 30
The Market Reports win to fun aad complete in every department cklma Tam tars, that latansta ths people sf ladiaaa aad ef Iks H. H. T.WU. odd FsOows’ Hall. West. • | ctgrare aad TaUasau. Clematas. fflyslwaftsad Bspssfijrtasffl. SMITH'n DYE WORKS. ■ K. Market street.
THE HEWS DEPARTKEHTj^^:^
Teat. Idam amd <
V. BUT8CH A DICKSON. Sf 1
Coal aad Od
nwiviffismi
Ho Cues Treated Qnlan Curable.
toad stamp for general circular. Send sump for apecfel circulars oa Pile* end Fietula. Send sump for special circulars m Spinal Piste**. Send stomp for special cireufere on Hip Dfeedse. Send tump ter spec fid circulars on Paralysis. Send sump for special rtreatari oa rftvgt* Mama. Address 81 RGICAL INSTITUTB, Ibdisnapofh, ludims augiO dAwgm,tu,th,*at
Meridian street.
64 8. Meridian it
Tint. Ltam
V. BUTSCH A DICKSON. X B. Georgia streat
WiU oentalA the latest iatoUigoaea from all 1 Cnnl nmd Odfod. parte of th* world, esfofBUy sefected and son- TUKNBK A CUNNINGHAM. 19 Orate doasod. J. AW. 0. BURK. 8 Virginia avoaa*.
Onmtoetfinmery — Wtenlmnto.nmd Eton H. L. SMITH A 00., 40 W. Washington streat
Ctmatadc ■nkery.
PARROTT. NlCtUM A OO.. Mfi K. Wash.
Will to eofeetod from th* ekoieest currant HUratare sf th* day. together with original matter,! that wfll to both oafiertalatag aad las tractive.
UNDIAJVA j
mkoioal.
JOHN M. TOUART, M. D., Oculist and Aurist* Ofllce. V*. S*', Went Waatafimffldths ffltfaad. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ThR- YOUART respectful It offers his esrvices lo 1 / the public In ell th* deportmenU of MEDICINE AND SURGERY. o Iter a succeasftil experience of ovor Sixtxxw YXaxji, he can offer superior advmtagoa la ths treatment of every variety of CHRONIC DISEASES. ALL 8UBQI0AL 0PEBATI0I8, Diseases of Females, Uterine Surgery, Surgery of Children. Klduey Dfeeaeee, Urinary DepoelU and Calculi ((rravel), Diseases of th* Genlto-Uriaary Damns, DEFORMITIES OF THE SPINE,
And Limbs of alt degrees, from Cleft Palate aad Club Foot to Deform 1 ties of the Knee, Crooked Rands, Contracted Cords, Bis ease* of tto
BOIsTES .A.2STD JOiaTTS, Inflamed Joints, Stiff Kaeea, Hip Joint Diseases, Week and Daformed Legs, Ulcers, Turnon, Caucera, White Swelliag, Bcrofula, Rheumatism,
tuiuors oi we nectum, oinciurv o, uie uieturo, Dimmee of th* Teitee, Sereoceto, Hydro**!*, Veriocole, etc.
Dr. Youart cures, by Improved Methods, . All Nervous Disorders, Epilepsy (Fits), Chon* (8t. Vltua’ Done*), Par*-
' lysis, Paley, etc.,
Diseases and Surgery of the Eye,
dl Nervous or Obscure Afltetione, luof the Eye end lids, Granular Lida, id Ulceration of tto Ones, ■Speck*,.
Ammuraois, all flammation of Opacities and VI Filaij, stoppage o
of the Tear Duet, or Wi
Hit of the Lid* or Lash urics to th* Eyes from Baras, Scalds and
Tuming in or sat sf the Lids or l athee,
E88, Injuries te ~
he ml col Agents,
All lajxrimjr Wound* of th* Bye aad Lite, And ell opsrette^fi ter Cataract Iridectomy (Artiflciol bight), btrabUmu* (Cram Byte, Pterygium Ptosis (Falling of the Upper Eyelid), Tumor* of tto Eye end Lida K*Melon of tto Eye. Came ef CMiract restored to eight after twenty-four unsuccessful operations by others. Casas bora Mind netorod to sight at twenty-three yean of age. ■ :
AMD SURGERY OF TBB iAi
IN. TARRINGTON A CO.. 112 8. Merid
BSE235
AST A MORGAN. 40 B. Waah. afinat.
BfiF* •
WiB rasalva a largo ehor* of attenUon. Evafy 0 DICKSON A OV..«r and 4»N. Tsaa. efinat. effort wiU to mods to develop, advaae* and <B- I .--7-2. ^Ml IfitaluTiT rest elisatfee to th* miaoraL agricultaral aad cngwwn am tm ft. Pen itrrivsjris strast.
PORTABLE GAB LIGHT.
light! Light!! Light!!! Ward's Portable Gas Light! The GrwmflMt Imwemtlmm «C th« IfflU' Ifer LUkttm« Reefietomee, Bfifflff—, Hallo, teteapa, tefireeta, Kfle.
and moved from on* racm to another at ploatura. Tkoyeaaaot got out of order, and will last a Ute time. On* of tto most Importowns, vUtegee, ete. They eon to eefi on wooden paste at any point desind, and east. oouFLiTe. lose than tha ordinary iron gas lamp poets. Koch burner generate* its own gms at a east of atom! onethird af a east par hour, and trams a beautiful whit*.flame
without
Wlolc or CHlmney, Avoiding tb* intolorabl* nuisanc* of trimming Umpf, EATinf the cost of ehinne/t, ee4 fit* nlehee Hcht eeoAl to Three Coal Oil Lampa* At Gm*-third tire Onat. Th* Lamp* era mad* eathefy of mstal. eoaeoquoatly, eon not break, end comprise ell style* and pness, from thoplmin Woil Lams, for workshop or kitchen, to the elegant Portable Stand or Chnndtlior for th* parlor, pobhe hall or chnrok. Ha Accident Can Oecnr. They ore, without exception, tto moet oomplotoSAFffry LAMP now in om, as from their construction It it imppssihl* forth* bins* to oommunieato with th* oil. nsdlhogat it gonoratod 0n i sn^now mailn/tetnrtng all stylos of Fixtures ter the us* bi th* new light, and will furnish all DEALERS with Oil or Lamp of i Superior Qialitj At the lowest wholesale prices. Yards, lawne, croquet ground*, and honsee having no go*, illuminated, (whom ordered ) oa ^amrCounty rights in this State and IlUnole for aarCail and too th* light, or send for a circular and read the certificate* of some of th* tost and most ralisble mss in this State. p UOBLK, aagMdAwly 38 Kentucky arena*.
DOORS, SASH, ETC.
not ottoatiaa to ths mlasrid. agricultaral aad afitetariag iafereete at ladtaaa, aafl all that wrwe tto ,rsm«rit» and progreee of oar State, bow aa* sf tto rishsst la vasoarose sad
ds veto pm sat WitMa tto Uafes.
Three or Fewr Cento
Flams Minsk | HECKMAN A 8RBBRLKT. M B. Wadh. at. Bsw Testa Fns ■amarastcsF. Id. LBLBWER A BRO. , » 8. MsHdlaa strest.
WABREM TATE, jtxggrscTi-xre or D00BS,SA$H, BLUBS HD liNTLBS, Mouldings, Brackets. Etc., Aad wholesale end retail deafer ia Mi(, Caliof. fealtier Boinliii, Bafflih nnd Drcaacd Pine, Pcplns •nd Aata Lmnataca. Flooring worked, lumbar dressed and tawed toorder and scroll rawing. Mapofls. laatmmm. hovK) ly - -
mwm
Saved cask week will pay for tto Wgmy 8axTixsL, aad when It only require* the taring of | •sob a trifle, do fomlly ehoald to wlthoat It.
Twenty-five Cents
.hot rt.
-.-jm j.t MB E. Wash. it.
CMw amd ate—■ FUtosm LA^iTJ.VtSsrS^. > NRAB, 10 North nitaato itraot.
130 9. Morid. It.
Bared aaah waak will pay tha tutocriptioa to tto j Dsilt SuvtxiL, tad what buinora man or femUy *aa aafl eat off tons mpsrflaity sash week to j
that extent?
ST0NEM AN. PEE A 00., 3 Louisiana (t..‘*yp.
Union Depot.
■a Is Wcsfea. W»gm,Cmrto, nwltetaem, Bt«. t. J. MEDINA. No. 31 West Washington it.
■bksdaraim. CmUory. Has.
Democratic Almanac for 1870,1 ^* -«'n■*'^'- t '‘-- H. BAMBERGER. 161. Washington itraot. B. rWATON. 36 V. Ponniylvonla itraot. Containing a tort* an onat, of valaahla political in tE INS. 00.. Odd VaHsw't Matt aad gaastal information, will to rant to aaeh inr-iairt ? **r
fin—sanca I ttoamd Ftsa.
I OTS«?HSsKSS6fli'. , R5!i-»d.
KIMS OF THE DAILY SEHTINEL.
By mall, (la advaaea) par year — $10 901 Is—. Et—»»Hatla, Etc. •• for.lv woath*. 5 00 W. J. HOLLIDAY A 00.. U$8. Mmridlaa it.
foniz noaths...
- •* for thro* month!
for on* month....
Olato of fire aad upward*, oaeh ” fbriix moataa... ” for thro* montto »• " for oa* month.... By tto waak (to agoat or earrisr)
1» WILLIAM HAKRLB. 4 W. Waehingtoa streat 0 OO 1 00 | W. AC. I. HOLUDAY. 15 8. Marldlaa itrest I 00
Otetie Bxtortte
SsiHi'gaB
sssffiijsrt
Polypi, etc. • V ^ !
L—th** BalUmff, KM. JOHN FI8HBACK. U6 8. Meridian < TEMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL, Singly espy, easysar- » »I ll^^lJ jk jycpNN^B^^^^Iiaa i Bingi*espy,ds ■oaths — 1 * iS'k’EJrMlon*t£*t! Tm ssptsg. can rear, saah 1 73 |dfiil 8WKEfiBLVS-TdCriSasT. Twenty esptqa amd svar. sash —-*1 80 ■metre! ■—atfinio. Aa EXTRA COPY I* allowed tha Utah Agoat PK0FB880R J. 8. BLACK. Talbot ANsw’i bU ”***•"” ■lU-Wstatat amd Fmsmiahos. Cfobsf Twsatyat fl Wtosh. | SAMUIL TAGGART, 1388. Psaa. dnaL AidfiHiafi magi to mad* to a dab mada a» at 1 reytl-.atdabratra. ' fl §: dresfi.
Go—Mafia,
| H. MAKRH A BON.. MUter’i Block. lOUmad GU Oako ■oaL Cafftoa E-fi- Froo ta aapl 1 *'*™ 8 *?°-»B.Driawarerirest. ] FRANK A. BOTH.SB. Meridian streat. ^frtrefl. f—fit, «>o. | W. Da RU1TER ft BRO..« 8. Dliaota (treat.
Fanre and 1 _
CHANDLER A FIELD. M 8. MsridUa etosk. Sflfldfcf Spoefmoa copiM of tli$ Wo$My Sontinel | ^ bolomon. s b. nunoie strast. MANUF’Q 00., 1M aad Ml H.
■LaadSMAnLoL
DRUGS, EVC.
W. H. Sctaeffelin & Co., 170 and 172 William Street, NEW YORK, Importers and Jobbers of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. ESSENTIAL OILS. SPONGES. CORKS. Fancy M and Drogiists’ Santos, Ar* prepared to execut# ordtri on favorable term a Sole Aff—Is for SWAIM’S PANACEA. BHRANGER'S SCALES. T , r „„ mll MOLtx ^E P 4ffi?T' , ?H8S“®n." 0 novl8dlr
JOKM n’KBXDKY,
8TAVC3, ETC.
rosira LOTicxsrr,
New Haven. Indiana, j Roeheiter, New York. MeKENDBT i LOVECRAFT,
Manufacturers of KUn Dried
STAVES AND HEADING And Dealer* hi Hoops and Barrel*, Fsmtt Btrret. no— Mlrainalppl, M pl« dtf INDrANAPOLIS IND.
AGRICULTURAL.
HALL, H00RI A BCRKHABDT, ■AinytOTOUBS Of ABBICOLTCBiL IIFLEMEKTS. Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Materialo ‘Of Every Variety, JEFFERSONVILLE. IND. avPoetofflos qddrem. LsmlevUfe. Kentnoky. anc* dlf
TROCHES.
Twao- Aa hayarta ~ ‘ M
mrOvr psHtloal firtsadr ra urged to extend the ol
wna HiffEit sjh vm
IH. &IXB1R A 00.. H N. Naasylvaato gtaato. Ptetass tfeollcry.
L18H.IOC8IY AOO.. naad748. Dsl. fflrest Fsedmss amffl ‘klF -
| Bit. HACGH A OO., fit A. frearefoaaia RwsO.
A Cough, CoM, or Sore Throat Requirai immediate attenUon. aa neetect efteu raenlts in an incura- . t>l* Lane Disease. • | asawm a Brwmeblal Tsaskss will most invariably give instant relief. For BauxcmTis. Asthu*. CtTAkTu. OuPsiurTivi and Tnao*T Disixeu. h ofNG BRs'andVlVuc'iiPE AKERS use them to dear and itrengthen tbs vole*. Owing to the goo . rapntaMon and popuUrity of th# Troches, u. xny uanUttt end cA*-p '«*>- tmliont art agntd v-AteA art seed /tr mMktte. Be inr* to oavAtn tto true BKOWffl'a BMtaNOHIAI. TMGCHBft. ■OLD ■vaBTWKKhB. nov23-iAw6mfidp. —.
PATTERNS ARO'MODELS.
H . P . HOOD, Pattern & Model Maker, ONIGN HOTBX1T WOSKB, Oasmas a*. Clals Strest aad Comal, (Late from Lswsll. MoirackaestU.) ^ *■ ■— G •spMdSm
QAE FITTINGS, ETO.
JOSEPH W. DAVIS, STEAM AND 0AS FITTER, AMM WBAfflffl FGWHRIEk liafflaartta torlawms* ftts—t, • INDIAMAF0LI8, INDIANA K*Sat*S +*£m£5Si 2f* “ ,orl ‘ Chandeliarfi, BrockfllikMfl other Gn Flxturse.