Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1868 — Page 4
DAILY SENTINEL.
WHUNESDAY MORNING APRIL 15
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T*>4a7’a AArartlaamaata. M«tropoHUnTh#*ter.—Mr. Cbailes Pope Man- »*•». Auction and Cotnmiiiioa-G W. Smock A W. M. DstIs. it0*0Die—Marlon Lodge, No. 85. Merchant Tailors—Treat A Claflln, No. *0 North Pennsylvania street. Baelneao N0tlcac« Notice—S. J. A G. W. Smock. IfGolng, Going, Going—G. W. Smock A W. M. Dcvis, Auctioneers. Bankrupt Sale of Dry Goods—A. L. Hunt.
C 1 T Y W E W • * The Democratic and Conservative citizens of Marion County will meet at the Court House, in Indianapolis, on Saturday, tbe 25tb Inst., at two o’clock, f. m., for tbe purpose of nominating candidates to be voted for at tbe ensuing October election. Let everybody opposed radicals ruling this Government, be present. Joseph Loftin, Chairman Democratic Central Committee. t jGTTbe meeting of the Supreme Court has been postponed till Monday. JSrSchcrer, the brushmaker, who was run over by tbe Central train, Monday night, Is dead. Notabies.—Derrick Lehman, of Wabash, and Christian Correll, of Hamilton County, have been commissioned ss notaries public. U3rAnaa Wiestehas been arrested for stealing numerous goods in Cincinnati, and expressing them to 474 East Washington street In this city. tSTThe meeting of Railway Superlntendents at tbe Hates House, to revise the time table, did not result In anything. They agreed to disagree. Not tuat Sullivan.—The Dennis Sullivan who appeared In our police report yesterday morning, as a drunk and disorderly, Is net the Dennis Sullivan who drives a hack.
Tale of a Watebfaix.—Yesterday afternoon, Mlse Ollie St. Clair arrayed ^herself In gorgeoua array, and, with rustling silks and •weeping train, tripped lightly along Washington street and up Pennsylvtnla to the post office. If there was anything peculiarly stunning In Mias St. Clair’s queenly make up, itwaathe wealth of frlazled hair which depended from her baallar region, aettlng male biped* to wondering, nod causing less gloriously endowed female* to go mad with envy. There was only one little drawback to Miss St. Clair’s htpplneu—one little skeleton In her closet. The wealth of hair which ahe so proudly flaunted in the face of all competitors did not belong to her. She bad borrowed It, without asking permission, from Miss or Mrs.
Frank Clark.
Mias Ollie St. Clair arrived at the Post Office, and poked her classic profile, ornamented with this astounding show of hair, Into the little window of the Ladles’ Department, to Inquire, In musical «y liable*, if they happened to have a letter for her. Little did •be suspect the swift vengeance which was soon to fall upon her devoted head. Miss Frank Clark happened to drop in Just about this time, on the same errand, and recognized the hair. She made a grab for It, and literally “snatched her baldheaded,” with words, spoken in tbe beat of debate, which It la not proper or pretty to reproduce In these columns. Terrific scene. Screams, and Jawing back. Crowd begins to gather. Regular fight Impending, when Policeman Stevens appears upon the scene,and takes the fair bel-
ligerents eff to Jail.
Complimentary concert.—The following
correspondence eEplains itself: Indianapolis, April 11,1868.
Mr. T. N.Cadlfimld—Dear 8ir: The un dersigned, believing that a concert of Scotch and Irish melodlea would be popular and unique,and afford our citizens an opportunity of listening to a claa* of music not usually presented at concerU, would request you to give such a programme at an early day.
Respectfully, yours,
W. A H. Glenn, Colonel W. H. Harris,
Todd, Carmichael &W.H. Talbott, Williams, J. Hodgson,
Dr. J. H. Woodburn,
W. 11. Churchman, 1)inlet Macauley, Dr. F. S. Newcomer,
L. G. Hay,
James Armstrong, Jubn M. Ray, William Laurie, J. W. Matbewa.
Munson A Johnston,
Samuel C. Vance, F. M. Churchman, F. H. Kingsbury, W. W. Woolen. F. A. W. Davis,
Messrs. Glenn, Macauley, man, and Others —Gentlemen: I
USTUenry Juluw was yesterday burled wlih the honors of Odd Fellowship. Mr. J. was a member of Germania Lodge, and has been stek of consumption for ssveral years past. Petrified Turtle.—Valentine Butsch has at bis coal bouse, on Georgia street, a curiosity in the shape of a petrified turtle Tbe reptile is twenty-three Inches long by fifteen wide. It was found in a creek near Mount Vernon, Jennings County. Failure. —It U eireet talk that tbe firm of Judaon & Dodd, wholesale grocers and manufacturers ol ground coffee and spices, on South Merldan street, have been compelled to make an assignmoot. Their liabilities are reported at flluo.uoo, and It thought tbe assiti will pay fifty cents on tbe dollar. State Board of aokiculture.—The Board met at tbclr rooms In tbe Slate House yesterday. Messrs. Hamrick, William)-, Poole, Donaldson, McConnell, Cox, and Holmes, being la attendance. Secretary Holmes reported that 3So bad been subscribed by citizens of Indianapolis, to secure tbe holding of the fair in this city for tbe next two years. But little business of importance was transacted. GTOur City Counctl Is curiously constituted. For a long time a cit zen of Massachusetts—a peddler of lightning rods—representod a Democratic ward, and at this moment a citizen of'Kansas Is keeping some good Democrat from enjoying the honors and emoluments of a seat in that body. Colonel Burgess promised us faithfully that he would resign beforo he moved, but be eeems to have neglected it. JSTIt Is rumored tnat Life Woodward, editor of tbe Lebanon Pioneer, decamped last Friday, taking with him 640U In Democratic funis. We saw Lafe la this city Friday evening, very drunk, but be did not seem to have 8400 with him. Lebanon, however, la an unhealthy locality for editorial morals. Not long since an earnest Republican editor was arrested in tbatcliy for stealing wood. Revenue Items -Judson A Dodd report tbelr March sales at 816.000. Also, tbe manufacture and sale of O/zbl pounds of ground coffee and spices. Tbe Bellefontalne Railway Company reports $00,700 Interest on bonds for tbe year ending on the 31st December last. Tax, f2,835. Tbe Indianapolis Insurance Company reports f727 gross rec-lpts for March. The Metropolitan.—The “Child of the Savanna’’ was repeated last night, Mr. Partello taking tbe part vacated by Mr. Brink at tbe time be mysteriously disappeared. Tbe house was from “good fair to middling.” Tbe play Itself it beneath criticism. Misa Alice Kingsbury Is a pretty little woman, with a most bewitching lisp. If ever we attend another performance of tbe “Child of the Savanna,” we wish It distinctly understood that we go to see her and not tbe plar. Fenian Meeting —a mass meeting will beheld at Masonic Hall this (Wednesday) evening under tbe auspices of the Fenian Brothernood. General John O’Neill, President, and James Gibbons, E-q , Vice Presl dent, will be present and address the meeting. it is hoped that the Irishmen of Indianapolis will turn out and make thisdemonttration worthy of the men and the cause. A grand ball will be given on Thursday evening at tbe same place, at which the above named gentlemen will be present. A flue band will be in attendance at the meeting. 13“ A very unhealthy feeling la prevalent among our Republican fellow-elilsens in regard to the two candidates for County Treasurer—Erdelmeyer and Wright. The vote In the primary election Is very close—almost, if not quite, a tie-anda very little “sbenanigan” may give the nomination to either party. Mr. Erdelmeyer Is a liberal and ratber conservative sort of a mao. Last full he voted and worked for Hogsbire ami Greene. It is claimed by 'Wright’s frlendt* that Erdelmeyer would not have made so good a run In the piimary election If It had not been for Democratic votes. t^The trial of Kennedy, charged with complicity In the Fielding Beeler robbery, promises to be an Interesting one. John Hanna is aaelsllng Duncan In tbe prosecution, while the prisoner Is defended by Colley an : Leathers. Yesterday there waa some pretty sharp sparring between the opposing counsel and bis Honor, tbe Judge. At one time Mr. Leathers wanted to know why tbe man bad not been tried btfore. The Judge retorted that Mr. Leathers ought to know, as he was the prosecuting attorney at the time, and might have expedited matters, If he had exerted himself. The bar smiled audibly, at this, and tbe general Impression seemed to be that tbe Judge had Mr. L. where the hair was short. If So, Why NoTf—Persons who ettended the late primary election held by our “loyal” fellow-citizens missed the familiar countenanoasof Buaz, Luomls.Djuglass, Allred, and Batty, wall known election officers, who annually ornament the Court House windows whenever there Is a real election. Why Is this thttsf These men are familiar with election business. They are experte. In fact, and their employment as Judges, clerks, Ac., would faellltate business. Then why are they not employed? Simply because our radical friends are afraid to (nut them. These men are valuable where the contest Is between Republicans and Democrat*. Etch one Is worth hli weight In gold, and when the entire force li on. It is pretty safe to bet on a Republican majority, large or small, as tbe exigencies of the time* may demand. But when the light Is among themselves—wheu robust patriot* are having a little friendly scramble for the •polls—not a Bosz, a Laomls, a Douglass, a Batty, or an Allred, le admitted within the ■acred precincts of the Court House. The patriots know them too well. They dare not trust them. Yet they Insist that they are all honest men, and will deal fairly in elections— that is In real elections. For primary election! they are not exactly “the chee«o.” ET’Meteorologicai reports for the Indianapolls Academy of Medicine, by W. J. El.tun’ M. D., meteorological commutes: Barom. Therm.Iiygrom.Raln.Snow. Apr 13, 9 P. M.. *«88 45 5 89 5 ” 14. 7 A. M . 19 15 47 46. ” 14, t P. M.. *9.10 69.5 (14 5 0.S5 0.00
Church am in re-
ceipt of your kind note, requesting me to give a concert of Irish and Scotch music. I shall tike much pleasure in complying with the same, and tae concert will be given at Morrison’s Opera Hall, Wednesday evening, May 6.
Very respectfully,
T. .N. Ca
Indianapolis, April 14,1868.
Dog Collars. — Gorgeous paper cellars, highly niunrtnsted t wnh picture* of doge, horse*. Rons, tigers, dragons, griffins, and other fabulous monsters, are much In vogue with certain citizens, Identified with active and muscular Interests Recently we noticed a “bloody butcher,” engaged In cutting perterhonee steaks from tbe nook of a dead ox. Upon his shirt cellar appeared two azure bull dogs, rampant. A fractional friend of our—the ninth fraction of a man—suggests that the butchers work up.all of adogbut the collar;add thrtttoy make available a»as article of personal clothing. If any bnther gets mad at Shis bit of pleasantry hs naedu’t shake bis gory locks gt us. We’ll point out the tallof. fnr We call the attention of our readers to the card of Messrs. George Crawford A Co., No. 809 Walnut street^ Cincinnati, the only importers ot soda ash, sal soda and caustic soda west of New York, la which they have a very extensive trade. They also have a large trade In foundry facings, plaster, lime, cement, sand, pummtee atone, reeln, etc. Parties who have dealings with the above named house will find them gentlemen of the first class, and atrietly honorable. tidf The Journal publishes a column or two of extracts and comments, to show that the Southern people are In a very nnaatfsfactory and unsettled state of mind. This Is very much like an Incendiary gloating over tbs ravages of the fire he has lighted. E3““How dear to me that flower,” la a very pretty piece of poetry, bat scarcely salted to our column*. Besides, they don't spell how with a “w,” nor angel with a “gle” now-s-days. If our contributor finds flour so very dear let him run awhile on corn meal. gry Indianapolis is a good place for ahowa to ‘'bust up.” The Hanlons and the Zuifretta StegrUt Combination, have disintegrated within the past ten dsya. Numerous panoramas and negro minstrel troupe* have gene to pieces here within the past five years.
LOCAL ITEMS
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Union White Boyb in Blue.—I’ureuact to notice the above named organization met In tbe rooms of the Youog Man's Democratic Rooms, anTorganlzed by electing Colonel J. W. Blake, Chairman, aa>l Lieutenant W. C. Morlarty, Secretary. The Colonel elated the object of tbe organization, and said that altbougb political,U was by no means a secret one. lie also stated that the chief reason for its object was to counteract tae Intrigues ot that secret order known as the “Grand Army ot the Republic,” and to assure the people of Indiana that their rights at the ballot-box would be protected. Over fifty men signed tbelr names t} the roll, and although there were more than tbe necessary number present toorganlza a company,it was deemed advisable to deter electing officers until next Saturdsy night. During the evening tbe company were euicrtained with fine martial music by Mr. Michael Beaton, late fli'e mijor of Iho FurtUth Indiana. Among tbe names enrolled are those of about thirty officers, and from present indications we are satisfied that tbe “Colon White Boys in Blue” will be a “big thing.” m ■ ^ 1’olice Court.—This department of our city government was pretty well patronize 1 ye.terday. George Branford gtts fiftcea days In jail, not having tbe “quills” to pay bis line. The carrying of concealed weapons was also alleged and proven against George, which ados somewhat to tbe term of his retirement from public life. Josh. Se it in, a concealed weapoblst, was fined $8 SJ. There seems to have been some trouble among tbe Keualeri, as we find that Michael and William were tried on a charge of having maliciously trespassed upon Julia Breouan.'by beavlog a dornkk through her window, and Marla was charged with selling benzine to a dissipated minor. As they were all discharged, we infer that they were more sinned against than sinolog, or else tbe proof was weak. Mollle White was festive, drunk and disorderly, for which she pa d $10 70. John Higgins paid fit 40, and John Shea $0 80for the same offense, and Andy Shryock look bis grief in tbe shape of a little county Jail. There seems to have been a little trouble between Jenny Dally andAlic*8t. Clair, In tbe course of wblcb Miss St. C.’s wardrobe was rended to the extent of one dollar. Toe aggressor paid $6 10.
WWAL NOTICES. Yon May be too Late. 0 Be warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion and Dyspepsia «ke not to be trifled with. There D such s thing as being too late in tbehaffiatters. Inflammation, or Seirrhns Can*ar, or aojne other dangerous disease may ensue, when all restoratives, ao matter hew potent, would be Ineffee tael. Do not delay, then. When the symptom! of Dyapepeia are first experienced resort at once to Um greet restorative medteines, HOSTTER’S BTOMACH BITTOR&, and yon will be safe. '• 1 t> i, ' - But few disorders involve greater suffering, end, if not in itself immediately dangerous, U is the source of many deadly maladies. Sven If it did not tend to greater evil, the mental and pbyaical misery it prednneaia aloee & auSBclent reason why no pains should-he spared, to prevent or cure It. In no country on thefaoc of tbe globe is it to completely domettieai&lL In our own, where it la found in nearly every honseheld. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS are universally conceded to be the sovereign remedy for this annoying disease, at they act directly upon tbe digestive organs, correct and tone the stomach, and give renewed vitality to the system. Acting delightfully upon the nerves, and soothing the brain, readem them sfltcaciou* at n mental medicine, aa well ss a genial stomachic. If tahen an a preventive, they win be fOumt pertteularly well suited to tho disease* arising from the unhealthy season of autumn, and their nee will prevent the creeping, unpleasant sensation often complained of when tho chills are stealing slowly upon the patient. •prlideodAwlw
SPECIAL NOTICE*.
■s»tinwny»e FUle m«A Otwlneeat— Piles nad Flstaia.—Consolation for the Afflicted.—6 uBerers from these terrible penalties of abased nature, will find speedy relief by a tew applications of this popular Ointment. A steady perseverance la its use wiH, with the aid of the Pills, effect a radical cure without recourse to ligatures or other barbarous operation* worthy the dark agea of Science. Tbe Pills ere a-nsast valuable specific far Indlgaatioe—and by tbelr aperient action on the bowels, they exterminate tbe primary cause of Piles, etc. Sold by all Druggists. aprld dAarlw
K. B. ** Moeeivemt Cwwtmime sue only Principle in Sarsaparilla wherein ita medical virtues resides. It le called SAKSAPABILLIAN. . - 1 — So ssrlft 14 the Resolvent In catering into the circulation, that its presence can be detested in the blood and urine In ten minutes after It has been taken. There is not e perfectly prepared Sarsaparilla In general nae. It ia owing to tbe incompleteness end Incompatibility of tho mixtures sold as Saeeeyarllla that ledeee medical mea to leek upon this root with so much dhtrust. BarsaparUlan,aapaepMredby Dr. hAD WAY tin vaeno.) and as it enters into the Resolvent, secure* all the virtues ascribed to this root by Its most ardent advocates, and. associated as It la with Ingredients possessing Purifying,Cleansing, HealIngi loaevating, Itrangthlng, Alterative, Diaphoretic, Diuretic Solvent, Antl-Scerbutic Properties of the highest degree of Pharmaceutical completeness, makes It the qnleket and safest remedy for ell Chronic, Scrofulous. Skin Eruptions, Glandular, Syphilitic, Kidney, Bladder, UYtnafy, and Calculous diseases known to the world. . v , Pereses that have been taking these uncertain SArshparilla trashes in large bottle# for months without benefit bare been eared of the worst diseases by a few bottles of the Besolvent, and those who were covered with tores, skin eruptions. pimples, blotches, rough and spotted skin, have b-ep. restored to health and natural beauty of complexion in n few days. Dose, one teaspoonful three times per day; pleasant to take; $1 per bottle; six for $5. No. 81 Maiden-lane. Sold by all Druggists. apt dcodAwfiw
Building Permits.—The Bjard of Public Improvements have Issued tbe following building permits: Aug. Bessonles, frame house on Diugbcrty, between Eut and Wright streets, $3.15. Samuel Goddard, brick kitchen on MUsLslppi, between Miry laud end Georgia streets, $300. Michael (Junwell, frami addition on Winston, between New York sad Ohio streets, $330. Cabinet Makers' Union, brick stable on Market, between Davidson and Winston streets, $275. Aaron Frazse. brick dwelling on New York, between Bright and Douglass streets, $1,500. Birgnor, frame addition on East, between Micbigvn and North street q $600. Morris, frame addition on Georgia, between Illinois and Tennessee streets, $7oo. John Pyle, brick addition on Meridian, between Market and Ohio streets, $100. M. G. Stern, frame dwelling on Vine, between Broadway and Jackson streets, $000. R. Donovan, frame dwelling on Mississippi, between North and Walnut streeta, $2,000. Robert Donovan, frame dwelling on 3t. Clair, between Broad way and Plum streeta, $800. Fred.Bahemsyer,frame dwelling on Union, between Wilkens and Morris atreiti, $i>00. R. F. Bence, frame dwelling on Ash, between Cherry and Vine atreets, $l,5uo. Henry A. Volgbt, brick dwelling on Mlsslrsippl, between Vermont and Michigan streets, $2,000. August Heir, brick storeroMn on Illinois, between Market and Onto streets, $1,000. Another Railroad Accident.—About nine o’clock lastulgbl tho sleeping car attached to the Bellefontalne train, Which was being backed-into the Union Deptt, ran over and killed a man nameii McGregor, of Tipton County, who seems to have been lying upon the track, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets, near the brass foundery. The sleeping car was detached from the train, and was being run by hand, when Mr. John Browning, tbe conductor, felt the shock as the wheels ran ovt r tbe man, and supposed tho car was off the track. The deceased was about five feet ten Inches in height, red hair,auburn chin whltkers and dressed in dark clothes. Hts neck and one arm were broken. The body was taken to Weaver’s undertaking establisbraont. Changed HAND8.-Mr. Wllllara M. Davis, formerly of tbe firm of Jones, Hess A Davis, and Mr. Charles Wright, have bought out the old and popular auction ttand of Smo-k A Brother, 88 East Washington street, and will continue a dally and evening sale, in the name of Davis A Wright, of all kinds of goods. Special sales of furniture and household goods on Wednesday* and Saturdays. We bespeak for Messrs. Davis A Wright a continuance if the patronage that the old firm have enjoyed. Mr. G. fcmocx and Mr. W. M. Davis will be the acting auctioneers for tbe new firm.
Ntotlce—If now sail Mem fey Thle notice that we have sold our Stock and Lease for Auction Room 88 East Waahlogton street, to Messrs. Davis A Wright, and hope the same liberal patronaga bestowed on us will be tended to them. We are now ready to settle all dues for goods sold, and deal re those Indebted to us to oall and settle the same Immediately. We heartily thank the public for past {favors. S. J. AG. W. Smock, 15-2 Oioiwg, Uotag. Ctolmgf—To feo Sold t i-day a great variety of Carpets, new and •acond-hand Furniture, Including Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Mirrors, Safee, MatraMes, What-nots, Pictures, etc. Also Dry Goods, Notlone, etc., and as half-past one o'clock a horse, spring waggon, and harneee | by Davis A Wright, successors to Smock A Brother, at No. 88 E*et Washing Du street. G. W. Smock A W. M. Davis, Auctioneers. HnmMrupt Male ot Dry Doode, etc ,etc - A. L. Hunt will commence to sell at bis Auction R >omi No. 85 E**t Washington street, on to-morraw morning, at ten o'clock, the entire stock of Merchandise of Cberle* Auchtnbscb, bankrupt. They const-t of Stipleend Fancy Dry Goods, Notlone, Clothing, Bool* and Shoe*, Hats and Caps, etc., etc* “Nfrver too I.iale to .Ylcstd* < —After nearly r>iinlng your heir by the use of lard preparations under the name and gulao of “oils,” apply “Barrett’* Vegetable Hair Restorative,” which not only renews but restores It to its original softness and lustre. Terre Haute Esprat. 14-lweod Nweet Allwvum Le a Pretty l.lttle garden flower; but If you want a whiff of sweet elysium, you will find tbe nearest approach to It in tbe heavenly odor of Pbalon’a new perfume, “Flor de Mayo.” Sold by alt drUggUU. _ 14-dfl For Male - Fiariu -1 Offer for Hiale the farm of fifty-five sere*, more or leas, lately known aa tbe Garner, and formerly aa the Crowder Farm, situate from half to threequarters of a mile from tbe city of Indianapoll*, just west of White River, at the ford on tbe C'rawfordsvIIIe Road, now the Browneburg Plank Road. A bridge will be bulll tbt* year over tbe river at this ford by tbe Plank Road Compary. Terms favorable. An undl»piit»d title will be given. For particular* laquire at 74 East Washington street 14-dCwl The parent amd eweeteet Cod Liver OH In tbe world, manufactured from fre»b, healthy liver*, upon the sea shore; It Is perfectly pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken It can take no other. Ask for “Hazard and Casawell’e Cod Liver Oil,” manufactured by Caaweil, Hazard A Co., New York. Sold by aU druggist*. dec 2d ly. M -last received ml Iho. *0 h’oet Market stract, a large assortment of the finest French, Eogllub, and American Cletha and Casslmerea. Special attention will be paid to custom made work. Gentlemen can rely in obtaining as good fitting garments as can be found in tbla or any other city E**t or West. Geokue Green, Merchant Tailor. 11 5
rf«Mla HeartagLiberal Tesdaeay. B The Medical College of Breslan, rruwia, by command of the Government, Institmted enquiries in regard to the purity of Dr. Radway'i Pills. Tbe following la a copy of the report, after a thorough analysis, signed by the Professeri of the College s ■ <- - * Beport of an Analysit oj Badway'$ Beg- • vlating Pillt, - t ' Instituted for the saturaetlon ef the Prnaalan Government end people It appear* that the great popularity of the Pills thioughout Germany, as an aperient, antl-billoEs and alterative medicine, had provoked tbe malice of the apothecaries, who caused a report to bo elrcalxted Ufet the 1- gredienta were poisonous. Therefore a aclentlfle Inquisition Into their nature and propertlea waa ordered, the Issues of which w|t a most triumphant vindication of the tnnltary value of the PiUa. Tbe faculty of the College itatc In their report that after a careful and minute txamlnatlon, they have the hoaor to state that "the Fills arc not only free from every substance injuriouato health, but are composed wholly of enbateeees and elements promotiveof digestion, and certain, at the same time, to act favorably upon the nervous system.” etc., etc. Tbcy state, further, that tbe Injurtons rumors set afl >at by tbe Prussian apothecaries originated "in a mean spirit of trade ealousy. excited by the great celebity attained by the Pills within a very brief period.” Signed la behalf of the College. t a PHIL. THEOBALD WERNER, Director of the Polytechnic Bnrean. Dm. HEISB. First Assistant. Dr. Radway’s 1’ilU arc sold by Druggists and Country Merchants everywhere. See Dr. Radway’s Almaaae lor lets. aprlS dcodiwSw
Childrens Lives Saved for 50 Canta. Thousands of children die annuaUy of Croup, Now, mothers, if you would spend 50 cents, gad always have s bottle of Dr. Tobies’ Venetian Liniasunt in the house, yon never need leer losing year little one when attacked with this complaint. It la now nineteen yeara lines 1 have but up my Liniment, and never heard of a child dy ing of Croup when my Liniment waa n«ed; but hundreds of cates of cares have been reported to me. and many stats if It waa $10 per bottle they would not be without it. BeeMes which, it la a certain cure for Cats, Borns, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat*, Swellings, Mumps, Cdtfc, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old Sores, and paiaa In tha baek and ehsst No one once tries it who Is ever without H. It la warranted perfectly safe to take Internally. Fall direct Iona with every bottle. Sold by the Druggists. De pot, 5* Cortlandt street. New York. maria dMonAdaiAwtm
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ProfiMMor Klnfc I'arrw Parmlynln and Rheumatism, ami gives instant relief to all those who are AUlicUd, at his Tartar*, U> Talmer House. 14-dl* -Vew Block or CnrpeLa-—<JaIl 4c Kanb are mow recelvlmg their new Mtock of Mprlaig CisrprUs. coaalatlmig of O-t Trivet*, KmelUli Mruwwel*. ■ hree Hlya.Two Plyu.all kirnda of 4'henp Wool laigralm Carpet*. We have one of the moat complete stock of Carpel* ever brought to thla City, aad will be pleased to show may per* aoa wishing to pmrehase Carpets, through our rooms, lOl Kaat Wasnlstgton street, opposite Court ■lonse. 16-tf We call especial attention to the advertUemcnt, In another column, of “Spear’s Tort Grape Wine,” a pure and unadultcratlve grape wine, Invaluable In sickness. Jan 23-dTu fbASatAwly. The “f Jaforinmate” should read f>r. William Thomson’s advertisement oti the third page. Ie14-ly
|7A reform seems to have been Inaugurated In the matter of house painting In tbla city. The dirty dead browns and lead colors, with dark trimming*, are no longer In vogue, and livtly, warm color* are becoming fashionable. We notice that Dr. Stevenson’s house, corner of Illinois end PraD, la blooming fn a new coatoffresh paint, which materially improve* the appearance of bis handsome residence.
Sad Fate of a Pretty scold.—A “painful hoarseness” he* overtaken gentle Anna Dickinson, and her physician baa Interdicted further public speaking at present. So she writes to the President of the Young Men’s Christian Association. i
Fire in Strimotown.—Sunday nights fire broke out In a Irame house belonging to Cony Gardner, end occupied by Mr. Wing. Tbe building wea a good one and was totally 4estroyed—most of the furniture saved.
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FIRST PREMIUM yk ^ ^ Ofo Silver Medal Tfk WAl AWARDED TO ^ ^ BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE ^ fly By tha N. II. Stafa Agricultural Soriet,. At if U* * air, hoklan ia Kaahua, Srpt. 20, late. HASKETT’!* Vegetable Hair Restorative R**tom Gray Hair to II* Natural Color i j>mniolaa tha crowth of the Hair t change* tha to thrfr ortrtnal owranlc Action i cmdl- . ^
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J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*,
MANCHESTER, W. H. LORD A SMITH,
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Sold by all Dniggi-ts.
General Northwestern Agents.
dec*) deodhwfim
FLOUR AND FEED.
aVOBEPH H. ATEIaM, - Wholesale and IK tail Dealer ia FLOUR AND FBBD, N*- ftB Baath Illiaaie ssreet, mar88 dim IN DIaNAFqHS, IND.
TSTKKCHANTS and business
IVl have their work do at tbe sentinel Job Booi
. men gei rk done on the ihor
nae.
erally can est notlca
great exper
over twrntyycan successful practice, devoted exclusively to the Treatment of the Dlkaaaea ol Women, especially a* connected with the married state, baa given tabic* tbe ulmoet confidence to eonanlt him. either by letter or in person, and be
assured of prompt relief in ell cam-a
Hi* celebrity la known to orer halt a mllllea of ladles,#* the author of "The Married Woman'* Private Medical Companion” designed specially lor married ladies, in delirate or prucarloui health from diingnrous confinement, detcrlblng
symptom*, cause* and remedies. I’rlcc.gi.
Special Notice *• married and Single
Ladles.
Ladle* who taffer from obstruction* or IrregnlariUes, or are in comtant axony for many moniha, proceeding confinement or have difficult. tedious and dangerous deliveries wbo-e lives are haxardou* during such time will find
the
rartagaass Feaiale monthly Fills The moat wonderful, reliable end certain remedy. Thousand* of ladle* use them with InfSfiiblc certainty. In all c*ae* of stoppage or irregularity, or suppression of nature I rum whatever caomthey are certain to succeed, end are, beside*, per feclly healthy. They ere scientifically prepared of costly aad rare extracts. They can not fail. In recent eases they succeed In forty-eight boars. Price, $5 per box. la obstinate cases, tbnae two degrees stronger should
Professor
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twei
nary
foil
A eii
Women,
I.ioerty street.
Sol* Agent and noprtaaor ter tuwrards of nty year*. They are -eflt by ffilnE in ordly letter envelopes, free from observation oritb
laftruetlan* and advice.
A circular, describing symptoms, cause*, and his special remedies formarried ladies. Untended only for wives and husbands.) will be sent free by enclotlng a postage stamp to above address. A Lady writes-—Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, "Sir: I bare tried many thlnga I saw advertised. pilD, drop* end powder* without tdeedt. A lady who bad been sucoeasfoily treated by you assured me that yon w .uld i-e certain to afford me relief, showed me “Tbe Mar
i’s Private Medical Companion,” In case exactly descrcbed, I im
and received
T# Owner* #f Herte* and
Cattle.
labiai’ Derby Condition Powder* are warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for the cure of Distemper, Worm*, Bote, Couglta, Hidebound, Cold*. etc.. In Hone*: end Cold*. Cough* Lost of MUk, Black Tongue, Hors Distemper, etc.. In Cattle. These Powder* were formerly put up by Slmpaon I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, end, aiace hi* death, the demand ha* been so greet ter them that Dr. Tobias has eoallau* to manufacture them. They are perfectly safe end Innocent; no need of stopping the working ef year animals. They Increase the appetite, give a flue coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary ergaas; alas Increase the milk of cows. Try them, end yoe will never be witaout them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting hones, has ased them lay yean, end recommends them to hla Meeds. Celonel Philo P. Bush, of the Jeroa* Race Course Ford bam. Mew York, woold not nae them until be waa (oW of what they are composed, tinne which he la never without them. He baa over twenty tunning horses In his charge, aad for the last three year* baa n*ed no other medicine ter them. He baa kindly permitted me to refer any one
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LEATHER BELTING. ETC.
LEATHER BELTING, MANUFACTURXD FROM FIflBHAGK’ff CKLKBKATEJD OAK • TINNED LEATHER, AWARDED THB FIRST PREMIUM - at ran Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Bilker Beltfig, Bes© *■< Faeklif, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE'S PATENT LACE LEATHER, And ell other kinds of Leather, ter aala by JIOHNI FHMBACK, 125 South Meridian Street, novae citf top eolithp INDIANAPOLIS
dly permitted me
him. Over one thousand i-thi seen at the Depot. Sold -Her* Price *5 rents per
•tract. New York.
JanU dmonhaatAwfla
refer any
er reference* can
Drngglsu
to
Sold by Druggist* and Sadbox. Depot, 56 Cortland
DRY GOODS.
Awake! Awake!!
E A. R H*’V
AND UOTOTIIK
TRADE PALACE,
IF YOU WANT TO 8KK TUI
Largest and Cheapest
Woman
I found my itely sent to
-ried bleb icdi-
ately sent to you, and received by return mail, tbe‘‘Portuguese Female Mo-thly Pillt,” which acted like magic, relieving me in a few day*
witboutthc least Inconvenience.”
derSa. dcodtm A wdm The Henson w Uy
Minhler’s Herb Bitters
<'*■ * r ,f i,
Cures so many different diteaie*. Is heranve It I* the best remedy fora deranged stomach, or Dyspepsia, now known, anil because it Invigorate* tho entire system, strengthens tbenervou* fibre*, elevate* the .tandard of all the vital foreee, and sustains a most healthful tone o’ the entire human organism. Modicine that will do this, will cure any disease, for tbe simple reason that nature
will do the rest.
We guarantee thatnowoman or child, however pale and emaciated, can use these Bitten regularly, for tweaty-one day*, without the return of the ro«y cheeks and fair complexion characteristic of good health. Bold by all Drngvtsts and Dealers. Da. S. XI. UAUTU AN A CO.,
Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and Cbicago, Illinois.
martin deodAwtm
SAMARITAN’S GIFT! The most certain remedy ever known, “Yos, a Ittve cure" for all dineaae* arising froiqyouth-
s. liul.-um Copahla a ly ten pill* to be take
cure. They are purely vegetable, bav; npleaaant ta»ie. Cure In from two to four and recent ca.se* In twenty-four hours. No
positive cure" for all ful indiscretions. 11
Hi. Only
id Mercury i. to effect a
egctablu, bas ing no smell Cure In from two to fo
ys, and recent cahca In twenty-four hours.
— posuro, no trouble Price of male pack UK v.
$9; lemale packages $3. Bent by mall.
Samaritan Boot and Herb Jakes, The great blood purifier and remedy for tcrornla, ulcers, tore*, spot*, tetter, scald*, boil*, syphilis, and all eruption* of tho akin. This is no experiment—It Is a well tented remedy in the United
States Hospitals, where these ill
ites Hospitals, where their worst forma. Mild
box
■ties will cure tbe worst. Try rb Juices, and If It fails to cu
cate* si st. Try
leases assum in yield. Si: the Hoot an<
above, your money wi agent*. Price *1 35 per attf'Sold by Tomlinson A Ington street, Indianapolis.
DKBMOND * CO Proprietors, v6m 915 Kaon tr.. i biladclpi
t am f th
ittie; or six bottle* A Cox, 18 Hast Wa
s to cure any ol
will lie refunded by our bottle; or six bottle* $7.
novlS deodftwS
rrom itcmii x-roHiu SCRATCH I SCRATCH 11 SCRATCH HI In from 10 to 48 hours.
Wkaaton’s Ointment Wheaton’s Ointment Wheaton’s Oln-ment Wheaton’s Ointment Wheaton’* Ointment Wheaton’ e Ointment
cures cures cures cures cure* cures
Tha lick. Salt Rhetun. Tetter. Barber’s Itch. Old Sores. Every kind
of Humor Ilka Magic. Price 50 cents a box; by mall, 60cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER,No. 110 Washington Street, Boston, Maasrrhnsettt. For sale ky all druggists, octl deodAwly
No Uesalth Without Vigor. - Tho wear and tear of life tells opon us all more or lo-s. What are we bat machtubst The vital principle Is the motive power that keeps the human engine in motion; but as beams, pistons, connection-pipes, conden*easjad ^c$ftrs wear out; so do organs, muscles, tissues,'and all tbe compound partsof that marvellous piece of work called Maw. Tbe mechanism of the body requires to be repaired and strengthened just as mnch as the mechanism employed to grind com, or spin cotton, or weave cloth. Steam can hot drive a broken shaft, or impel a drnnaor a wheel that is out of gear; neither can tbe vital force act through a paralyzed limb, or an Inert organ. ARE YOU WEARING OUT f Op you feel that any one of your organs—your stomach, liver, bowels, nervon system, eg any other essentitl partot your organisation, falter* in Its work? If so, repair the damage with the moat powerful, yet harmless, of InvigormHIf HOBTET X ER’S STOMACH BRIVBS.' Remembertbat debility is the “ Beginning of tho End ’’-that the climax off all weaknaaa is a universal pu-alysh of the •yatem. and that auch paraly.is is the immediate precursor of SBATH7 Don’t wait tor disease to eemmit its gavaffea before yon commence the Ureng*b«ain$ process. Keep the whole body In a vfgotena condition by
apl d<
ZDIR/Y GOOIDS!
Ever Ahowa la Imdiitttttpolla.
WE ARE ALIVE
V) THE INTEREST OF OUR CUSTOMERS, and shall sell them
T>TLY GOOI>»
As Cheap, or Cheaper, than they ever nought thoaa lu thla State.
Heaps of New Goods!
OUR STOCK 18 ALL NEW
And Freak trout the Mint.
No Old Goods in this House.
SMITH, HOWARD & CO.,
20 and. 3®
West Washington Street,
fehfi dgmAinm
RESTAURANT.
Conrad Lehrrlttnv. John A. Lehrrltter O. LEHRRITTE* & CO., CAPITAL SALOON ARID RKnTAUMAfrr,
n». U Bust Wi
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affords, ho:
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Amusements.
Metropolitan Treater. MARAUD ARB DDBOTOR. CHABUI POTZ ALICE KINGSBURY, The Elfin star. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15 For One Night Only. IF .A-ILT CZKOlsr, The Cricket. Fanchon — Miss Alice Kingsbury Friday, Benefit of Mits ALICE KING3Saturday at two o’clock, Matinee.
RAILROADS.
q-cticjk: time - AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Line. TO NEW YORK, S3 HOURS. THREE TRAINS DAILY.
Lieave.
Day 5x press
Night Express
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S3KS5?.::'! «.:» Wa-h.City ... 11.86 “ 5 85 “ Philadelphia. 9*5 •• i 136 “ New York 11.50 “ 610 “ Boetoe I 6 00 P.M. | 400 P M.
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Piaua Urbane. i Dayton ! Columbus
Newark Zanesville... Dennison..., Rellaire Pittsburg.... Cleveland... Toledo Detroit >anuusky .. MeadvlUe... Salamanca.. Dunkirk ...
Buffalo ! 10.41 Harrisburg...! 5.1'
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Morrison’s Opera Mali.
FAREWELL ENTERTAIN,RENT. Saturday Afternoon and Evening. April 18, 1808, *’ PROFESSOR STEWART’S Beautiful Dissolving Views.
The entire Berica will be shown for the benefit
of the
Schools or the City. One-half of the entire proceeds of the Matine will be given to all Schools selling tickets. Tickets35 cents to each entertainment, to all
parts o the house.
Superintendents, and others < tickets lor sale at the Music Stores
Journal office, whe
aprl3 detaS
sic Blurt s ami at I details h ill be giv
n procure ami at the
MAGINLEY & CARROLL’S
GltEA-T
RAILROAD SHOW!
Thorpughly Organized and Fqulp ped for the Season of 1868«
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4-OOP M. ACCOMMODATION for Richmond Co-ei>rUle^brookviUe and Cincinnati WITH9SUNDAY NIGHT ESPBKSS leave* at 3-00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, connects at Columbus with Past Express Trains, via Pitta-
burg. Uellaire and Cleveland
urg. Uellaire and Clevelan
one of the famous SILVE attached to tb is train
R PALACE CABS is
to PHIL
OCT CHAM,
9 00 P. M
1 te foia^train at Columbus zoin^through
T change.
.. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS
Sundays 1
Ra attached to this train run RNISON, 388 miles, WITHOUT
TREAT & CLAFLIN
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sprl* d*t
leaves daily, Sundays included. STATE BOOM SLEEPING CAUs attached to this train
through vo DKi
LHAnGK.
MP-The SATURDAY EVENING train from Indianapolis at 9.<Xi t. m by tbit line, arrives at Pttteburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and New York 6 ffionre ttt Ad-
vaance ot any other route.
flfepThe S.00 *. ■ and 10 10 a. m. trains connect at uicbmond for Day ton; at Pique for Toledo and Detroit; at Urbane for Sandusky end ell
point* on the Atlantic A Greet Western Kail end the oil Region* of Pennsylvania. DlirThrougb Ticket* good via Piuu
Son.
MS"A*k for ticket* via COLUMBUS, which are lor tale to an the above points at tee Union Depot in Indianapolis, and all ticket offices In the West. J. M. LUNT, Gen’l Superintendent. F. CHANDLER, Gen’l Ticket Agent. J. S. SHACKELFORD, Western and Southern Agent. mrS dSmksun
1
way,
na Piquaor Day-
And presenting New Vestures and Ne
Mnltifarions Diversified anti rndle>s Succes»ion of Novslties. by a carefully selected Troupe, from the PARAGONS OF KyUEsTKIAN ART
The great aim ol the Managers is
Originality and Excellence,
this view thev have rongrezated an AGE OF ARTISTS, from the most schools of Equestrian andGjmnauip
And with thi:
aSSEMKL celebrated
Art,
Both In Europe and America.
The facilities
for are
speedy and certain transit
unequaltd.
THREE Through Express Trains
BY THB
GREAT BEE LIRE ROUTE.
NEW SCHEDULE-MARCH 15,1868. EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS of
tbeBELLEkONTAlNK RAILWAY leave INDIAN A Po LIS and arrive at points named be-
• low, aa follows:
Indianapolis. 3 50 a.m. Union 4:15 a. m. Dayton 8:50 a. m.
Beilufont’ue.
Sanduskv 7r46 p. i “ lion .10:36 a. 1
Mai
Cresl
u. 8 :*5 a m, ..7A6p. m.
.11:30 a. m. 8 A0 p m.
p. m.
Uiae .
Cle> eland. Toledo ....
Alliance
Mea iviUe.
Detroit... Dunkirk Pituburg.
Buffalo
Uarrtsbt
Aluany
Philadelphia. 9:35 Baltimore .8:50 Wasningioa .11:85 “ “ t....U:50AI
6 SJ0 p. i
. 84)S
. 8:SOp. .. 7:15 p. .. 6:15 p. . 9:15 p. .. 6 .45 p. ..10 40i
p. m.
lurg... 5:10 a. m.
9:40 a m. :35 a. m. :50 a. m.
a m.
New Vork....ll:S0 a m.
Boston
10:00 A m. 1.80 p. m. 5 .35 p. m. 8:53 p. m. • aiO a m. 6.33 p m. 6:15 p. m. SffO e‘ m*. 10:50 p. m. 10:16 a. m. 10 ;1U A m. 8.35 a m. 3 JO a. m. 516 a. m. 160 p. m. 4:40 p. m. 6:10 p. m. • JO p. m. 10:U> p. m. 9:80 p. m. IS .00 m.
91» p. m. 1:00 a m. 8:50 A m. 8.-07 a. m. 4:50 a. m. 660 a. m. 9.40 a.m. 10 .50 a a. 8 45 p. m. S 40 p m. 5 JO p. m. 3:45 a. m 6.00 a m. 7 .-00 a. m 860 Am 11 65 a m 10:15 a m* 4:l0 p. m.
aff* Acoommodatieu for Union leaves Union Depot at 8.-00 A. M.
leaves
NIGHT EXPRESS
P. M.
the 9:00 reaklast at
SUNDAY Uumu De lorsL' *.M train 660 •. M
flfeff'The 1060 a. it. train of this route from INDIANAPOLIS lands ita passenger* in Pittsburg, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wa»hinaton Cfty^ Albany, Bo.ton^i-hilAielp]
IN A
ny, Bosi„-, ,
lOltK more than flfeF* DVANCE^H of toeCob
oaTCfii AY'MORNING TRAIN of saving INDIANAPOLIS at 10
Bade
SEVEN HOI
ute
and
UBS
ilumbua >011 RNINGTR
60 a.
otfcer Eastern ‘ONE DAY IN
this t-lne, lea
M . reaches the cities on MONDAY morning Jfe^ONE u ADV aNCE^nff of the Columuus Route. itJ-UIBEtTCONNECTIONS via Union for Daj ton. via 'idney for Toledo and Detroit, and
via Bellefontalne lor Sandusky.
ffMT-The 160 a a. and lO.-bu a. m. trains run dailv. except Sunday*, wich close through con-
nections at Marion and Crestline,
TbeS.-’Cr. n. train runs daily, except Saturday a with direct connections at Crestline for all
points East
lir*SECURE THROUGH TICKETS by the “(.HAAT HKE LINK BuUTK,” over tbe BeI.LEFONTAINK RAILW *Y. which ar« for tale at all Ticket Offices in the Western country. J L. COZAD, Superintendent. E. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
m»rl4 dSm A-nn
STOVES.
PEB;RLBSS.’
FIRST GRARD PRIZE; MEDAL AWARDED THB < Pee^fcss , Cooking Stove,
AT THB
Exposition IJniYerselle,
Paris, iser.
THE BEST COOICInTsTOVE EVER MADE .. Fwr o*al. Cake mm*. Waatt. XT is the “Peerless,” because it Is superior to _L ell other cooking stoves In economy, simpttolHr.cleanliness, baking, roastingnndbeauty. 1. Economy, A patented method of heating the air aad conveying it through the oven, save* trim twenty to thirty per oeat fuel. 3. Simplicity. It ft easily managed. The fire eaa be perfectly controlled and kept through an entire season without rekiadlirg.
*. Cleanliness. No ai or duratneg tee grate.
4 Baxinja Its large oven, wherein are of equal temperature, bakes
brick oven, Anff-tSat withe
it bakes enfek^r.
5. Roasting. A current
paeeiag tnrough the oven . late* it that it roasts aa well a* a tin kitchen. Beauty. Made of the best iron, it will k. Weil mounted, artistically designed, and smoothly cast. It Is the most beautiful aa well aa tee most serviceable Stove in the market. IV Each stove ia warranted to be and to do
ft® Jaded llorees and Wearied, Travel-worn Performer*. EVERYTHING FRESH, NOVEL ..AND BRILLIANT. This Xe Plus Ultra Exhibition Trill be at IXDIAIVAFOLIS, On fflonday, April 20, 1S88* Where they will give Two Grand Exhibitions, At twe and half-past six o’clock P. M. Admission, 50 cents; Half Tickets,35cents. anrll -'9t A W MORGAN. Gen’l Aeent.
SHIRTS.
The first of our SPRING STOCK is received, and we call attention to the VERY LOW PRICES of Goods in our line.
To Ladies’ Hosiery we are paying particular attention this season, and our old customers will find he favorite makes on our *he! ve*.
We have BARGAINS in WHITE COTTON HOSE, for spring wear, at 15, 20 and 25 cents, and an excellent quality in best Goods, both brown and white, which we want all to look at for 50 cents.
Also, CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, in FANCY COLORS and WHITE, verv cheap.
In MEN’S HOSIERY, see our patent sock, without Beams, at 25 cents. We expect a run on It. Also. REAL BRITISH HALb' HOSK, at very low fivures.
We have also renewed our line of CORSETS, and will take pleasure in showing an elegant Imported Corsets, which will be found a PERFECT FIT and PERFECT SHAPE, at such alow price that every one can buy it.
Remember, the prices are now VERY LOW, and everything will be sold CHEAP AS POSSIBLE at
PARKER’S,
SO Went Washington Ntreet* mr33 dSmUrsta-lvunderamuscments.
CARPETS.
ROLL,
Na. 38 Santh Illinois Street. apr7 (i3m4thp8coiunderparker
NEURALGIA.
ell parts
evenly a* e
t without turning the article.
irrent of hot elr constantly oven 10 thorougnly ventf-
kltcni
not
all mat is claimed for it.
SOLD ONDY BY
r*_ f r a. isr k e m ,
SSALZS IX
Sttves ai4 Hoase Faniskii? Gm4s, Na. ST Etta* Washington Street. _marirdend8m
TAILORING.
4* & p. eRAinLiNe, Merchant Tailors,
‘ AND DEALERS IN
Ready Made Clothing,
Cents’ Famishing Goods*
Trunks aid Tattses,
wo. »* mam wmmmmim ■bim*
INDIAN APOXJ8, IND.
j anted 3m
Never Falla to Cur Neuralgia and Rheumatism fTAHIS Great Internal Remedy is curing thouX lands ot eases where all other remedies have failed. It ia no mere “Anodyne,” relieving for the moment, but is a perfect SPECIFIC and CURS lor those painful diseases. The r of Lin
. . — 1 _be vast number of Liniments. Embrocations, and External Medicines, which aotaa stimulai ttof tbe surface only, are temporary in their effects and of doubtful virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reaches tee source of all trouble, and effectually banishes the disease from tbe system. A single trial will convince the most skeptical. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Sold by druggists. Also, Proteasor Syme’a Pile Oil—a ante cure. Price Fifty Cento. A. I. MATH KWS, nov36 deodl" 13 Gold street. New York.
ICE CREAM.
ICS CREAM DEPOT. BECKER * BROTHER, FANCY CONFECTIONERS, IT Narth PattaaylT*mi* street, INBIANAP4IK.I9. "IXTTtDDINGs, Parties and Social Gathering! VV supplied with everything In our line at sho-t notion M^Paaallim furnished with lee Cream at 50 rt ^^Mmm™(0te3i«e™n
cento per quart
JVHNTnjG^Y aU^deacriptlona neatly done at