Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1869 — Page 3

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The itook pen) tkli ffionlnf were entirely derold of animation—In fket it WM the dnlleit market we here eeen in IndiennpoU*. The .ofTerinn* were in the neifhborkood of tfly heed of “thlnte” intended for beef, bnt of whleh oar bntcheri took hold eery epnrinnly, All the old eewr, with wrlnklee tnnamereble on their hone, that could be (craped np, appeared to be ihored upon thla market, a^l. thanke to the better atock of Friday laet, out of whleh ear batehere hounht freely, we will not be ooeapelled to eat ‘ bear’ (Tom aaeh itaff. The prleea ranted from 14 to 5 751 tood cattle would hare bronxht better fitureg. It la hardly neeeuary to aay that the treater part of the olferintt were left In pent. Sheep were ‘in liberal eappiy, and of a rery tood quality tenerally. Prioee rantfd from |3 to 150 per head t or tS 60 per hundred. Uot) were entirely oat of the market. There wat tome Inquiry for tood batebore’ hot). Iniliaanpolio Wkoleonlo Market.

Tukspat. Janaary 10. FLOUB—We qaote:

7 009 8 3-i BOuqfflftO 4 600 4 75 5 000 6*0

WUEAT - Dull. We quotet *1 5001 66 for prime red winter In oar load lot), 11 6V91 70 for amber. White II M03 00. Watout at II 60 for red winter, |1 0.101 63 for am-

ber; white II 75 tol 90.

COHN — Steady i new thelled at OO06JO In ear load lot); new in oar, oar )6c, and waionftOo. ‘

OATS-Firm atOJo.

HVU-Dull at 11 1001 15. HKAN AND SHORTS—Bran, Arm at 116017) •hort), )teady at 118019) middlint), ine, |3tf ’•-i imr ton i middlint) eoar)e at IB. KKUS—Flax toed 1) In tood demand at |20 I 10; clover, 17 SO) timothy, |3. BUrihiR—Wo quote: eholeefreeh, 300310. COFFEE—Firm for thoioo fraio; Rio, fklri edBSoi prime, 3j0itHo; choice, M0MHoi Lexuayra. 'i7037>ia t Java, 8804Oe. L'OAU—Dull and un ’banted Pittaburt. 38e per liurhel; dreail, 20o; Uithland, 16o per bathel; Anthraciie, 116 60 per ton. KOUS—We quotet {60360 per doiea for fieih,

and {2023e packed.

FEATUEHS—Quiet at Tie for prime live teere.

FIOl—Active, We quote) White, half barrel Matkerei, No. 1, half barrel.. Mackerel, in kit), No. 1 "... Ma.'kerel, in kit). No. 2 Mol,ASSE3—trade lair.

Orlean* at 900061; Porto Rleo, 70et choice )yrup), |1 1001 2ti) medium, 760853) oommon,

65e,

POTATOES—Firm at 70076c per buihel for ear load lot)) 9Oe01 00 in More. POULTRY—Chlokena in demand; live, per doien, 13 5001 for old t 18 00 for yonnti live turkey), per lb., 12o to 14«j drexed, in active demand at 16e. Duck) in demand at 13 00 per doten. Oeeae, ditto at 50e each. Quail), 12 50 t* 1100 per doien. PROVISIONS—We quete: Mom Pork-128 60029. Rum pi-823024. Clear—162, lUcon—Sides, 18>; shoullert, 14o; hamt, 18H

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Lnrd—Firm at 199200. Bulk Meatt—Shoulder), 16>|0j ribbed lido, li’Ic; clear ribbed, 14!{015o) clear aides, 16>' 9

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Drieil Beef-Very quiet at 20c. Breakfait ba-

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8UOAR—Firm with an advancinc tendency. Jubn. run 1 Orleans tuirnr 13W*W

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Htate Bond*, ataadyi Mtooourl, 87Hj old Tennassee, 07H@a#i now ditto, <I8j now North Carolina, (BK@03i Virginia, 62 Louisiana 6a, 64) ievao 6a,

ditto 8a, 671 Alabama 8a, 92.

he railway market opened at abont t evening’s prices, and steadily advanced on more active stocks antll (he first regular board, when prices oalmtns-

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v**Y Mod. Prices ranged from 4H to •Ho for scsllawsgs to ohotoo smooth stMra, andofow sxtra brought 9®9Hc. ®8f soallswaga which s few week a since sold at WoQflptr hood, art now worth

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nrst regular board, when prices culminated and sobeequently declined. The features were New York Central, Old Southern and Fort Wayne. The Pittsburg Central touched 1665.fi oldJSouthem MH; and

Fort Wayne J124H.

Reports aay that the Erie combination la trying to get control of thla road. The decline waa obsoked at the second board, and there was a general recovery, and though the market in the evening waa active and buoyanl, the high** quotations of to-day wars not soatalned. At the oloae the market was unsettled. Express shares active and strong, stimnlated by Mr. Fargo’s card. Adams higher, on reports of an sarly dividend. Rumors are also onrrent that the Erie party are buying control of the company) that the present management are trying to retain control, and that the company would not issue any more stock, and were buying 18,000,000to satisfy the American company, which ia to return to the Adama the various lines surrendered in the form-

ing of the late combination.

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Mining Sharee—Dull.

The following are the qaotationa of

copper stocks at fioeton;

Calumet, 40; Copper Falls, 14H; Franklin, 14H i Hecla, 70; Hancock, 8; MinnAo-

ta, 2; Quincy, 22.

Clearances of gold at the exchange

bank, 161,000,000.

Receipts at the Sub-Tressnry, 12,067,992; payments, 13,042,783; balance, ft»i,2W,-

Hew Tark Market.

Naw York, Janaary 19.

Cotton—Dull and heavy: HQHo lower) sales of 1,700 bales; 2SH(&29o for middling uplands: also 1,800 bales for future de-

livery on private terms.

Flour—Receipts 69,750 barrels; market dull and declining; sales of 6,900 barrels at f6 <>6@0 20 for superfine State and Weatern;|0 06(ai7 20 for extra State; |650@760 for extra Western; 97 80(49 60 for white wheat extra; 90 80<ft9 10 for round hoop Ohio; 97 60C4S 50 for extra St. Louis; 994 9 12 for good to choice do, closing dull;

California nominal.

• Kye flour—Dull; sales of 2,000 barrels

at 95 40(<*7 00.

Corn Meal—Quiet. Whisky—Dull and drooping at 91 tor Western and 91 03(41 06 for frea; the latter price an extreme. Wheat—Receipts 74,000 bushels; market dull and without decided change; sales of 87,000 bushels at 91 66H@1 00 tor No. 2spring In store and afloat; 92 21^3 for white Michigan.

Rye—Dull.

Itarley—Quiet; sales of 2,000 bushels; State 91 96. .

Harley Malt—Dull.

Corn—Receipts 16,621 bushels, and In fair requeU but without decided change

in prices; sales of 4S,UU0 bushels at DStMaio for new mixed Western; 91 07<<*1 09H for old do In store and afloat; 91 (496c for new

.New Orleans Suxni White soft, refined . Porto Rico, raw Prim- rhntf* Yk«sf»

white Western: 96<498o for white South-

New Orleans 8tt»ar..V..V.7.7.V.V.7.V.7.7.V^ | ernj iWHfgftfe for Western yellow; 909

of 29.000 bushels

TALLOW—Firm. We quote: 105401 to. a t 76Ho for Western in store, aod 779

77H<’ afloat. Rice—Firm. Coffee—Quiet.

Sugar—More active; sales of 800 hogsheads Cuba at 11H«; 800 boxes Havana at

lie.

MoLissos—Easier; New Orleane, 739

77c.

Oils—Petroleum Is easier; sales of 4,600

4’on,leased Markets. Ti'xsoat. January 19.

St. Louis—Flour iteidy, but round loti can bo told only at a concession • superfine sold at 5 50 to 8 00; X. 0 50 to 6 75; XX. 7 37 to 7 75; XXX to fanoy, 8 50 to 10 50. Wheat Inactive and unchanged; fair to prime fall, 140 to 1 55; itrlotly prime to oholoe, 170 tol 95i oholce sprinx sold at 1 30 to 1 38. Corn held firmly, but there is little demand; white told at 68 to 70c. Provisions: Pork firm, hither and mora doint; jobbing sale) at 29 50; February delivery, 29 50; Marsh delivery, 29 00. Bulk meat aotive higher, with salei of shoulders at 1Z%C) olear rib, 15K«: clear lidei, 1CM\ Bacon higher and itlff, at 13H to 14o for ahouldcri; 17V«o for clear rib; 17%c for clearides: 18o for choloe sugar cured hams. Lard quiet and firm at 19o for choice tierce; 20c for keg. Hogi firmer at 9 to 10%o, Memphis—Flour, good itock of iuperfin*at7 to 7 to. Corn. 67 to 66a. Corn meal, 3 56 to 3 75. Provision*: Mei* Pork, 30 60. Bulk meatt firm ; ehoulderi, 12%0| clear lidei, lG)4o. Lard, 20 to

21o. Hogs. 12 to 12Hc.

Loulivllle—Meii Pork, 29 50 to 30 00. Lard, 19>4c. Bulk meats, shoulden, 12%«) clear rib •ides, 16o; clear cidei, 16Hc, packed. Bacon, iboulderi, Ho; clear rib tides, 17e; olear tides, 175-40, peeked. Flour, superfine, 6 50 Oo 6 25. Wheat, 1 85 to 1 90. Corn,Mto60o. Cleveland—Flour dull and favor) buyers; city made, 11 00 toll 25) XXX white, 9 50 to976) XX amber. 8 25 to 8 60) XX red winter, 7 75 to 8 00) XX spring and country made, 7 50 to I 00) X red and amber, 7 00 to 750) X spring, 9 25 to 10* Wheal held at 1 71 to 1 72 for No. 2 red winter.

Corn : sale off car at 71c.

Toledo—Flour quiet. Wheat, white Michigan. 172; amber Michigan, 170 to 171; No. 2 amber, 1 80; No. I spring, 1 32. Corn steady, new, 6le) naw yellow, f5ct new rejected, flORc. Hogs,

12H«.

Milwaukee—Flour dnlland lower; eholee Minnesota. 5 75 to 6 25; choice Witcentin and Iowa, 6 50Je625i medium, 5 00to 5 60. Wheat weak at 117 for No. 11 1 10* for No, 2. Corn dall and lower; 56 to 67o for new. Prorlttoni firm and higher. Hog*, 12 00 to 12 50. Buffalo—Flour neglected Wheat weaker and held at 140 for No, 2 Chioago. Corn dull at 77 to i the track for new.

Cbieew* Market.

Chicago, January 19.

Eastern Exchange—Market weak at

1-10 premium selling.

Flour—Market dull and hesvv; sales of spring extras at |4 V7H96 76 for low

grades to good.

Wheat—Market aotive; sales of No. 1 at 91 17(41 18; No. 2,91 ia*@l 12*, closing at 91 12H(4l 12ft; sales since ’Change at Corn—Market moderately active and Xo higher; sales off No. 2 kiln dried at 66* (460; new, 62*963*0; no grade, 47*9 49*o, closing steady end firm at 63*(4 63*o for aew; market unchanged thla af-

ternoon.

Outs—Market steady; sales of No. 2 at 47*9480, and rejnoted at 46*o, closing at 47*9480 for No. 2. Rye—Market quiet and *o lower: salsa of No. 1 at 91 1591 10, closing at 91 16*

91 10.

Harlev—Mnrket dnll and holders firm: sales of "No. 2 at 91 6691 83, And rejected

at 91 60.

Hlghwlnes—Market firmer and lo higher; sales at 97o. closing with sellers at 97c for wooden and 93c for iron bound packK I’rovlsions—Market firmer. Mess porx 20o higher; sales at 929 on the spot and buyers’ option for the month; 929 60 buyers'’ option for February, and 929 60 sellera’ option for April. Bulk meats steady: 14c for rough aides, and 12o for dry salted shoulders.^ Sweet pickled hams, Iflo.

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March,"closing firm at 19c cash. Dressed Hogs—Market fir met

higher;Mice at 99 60910 26 for oommon

to fair; 910 60910 76 Tor good I

barrels at HiV#**' ft» crude, and 3t*o for refined in nond; linseed oil is quiet and steady at 91 in casks and bar-

rels.

Hops—Qniet. Spirits Turpentine—Quiet and unchanged. Provisions—Pork is firmer, closing very Irregular; Bales of 650 barrels at 929 6O9 29 76 for now mess; 928 60928 76 for old ditto; F24926 60 for prime, and 927 609 28 25 for prime mess; beef is steady; sales of 139 barrels at 99916 50 for new plain mess, and 9149 19 60 for new extra mess; tierce beef is more active; sales of 685 Heroes at FJ7932 for prime mess, and 930936 for India mess; beef hams are firm; sales of 160 barrels at 930986; out meats are firm; sale*of 200 packages at 12*9130 for shoulders, and 14916*0 for

hams.

Dressed Hogs—Heavy: sales at 12*9 (i 18Hc for Western; 13*9140 for city. Middles firm; sales of 60 boxes Stratford

out at 16c.

Lard—Firmer; sales at 750 tierces at 19 919*o for steam rendered; 19*919*0 for kettle rendered; also, 1,000 tierces steam rendered, sellers’ option, February and March delivery, at 19*0. Rutter-Steady ;sales at 32940c for Ohio. Cheese—Firm; sales at 16920c. Freights to Liverpool—Lower; engagement for 60,000 bushels of grain, at 6d for wheat, per sail; 7d for corn, per steam; 7*d for wheat, per steam; 2,600 barrels of flour, per steam, at 2s. LATEST MARKET—6 P. M. Flour—Closed quiet and steady for low grades, and very heavy for medium and good grades. Wheat — Quiet and without decided change, with little export inquiry in consequence of a decline in freights. Rye—Dnll and nominal at 91 30 for Oats—Dull and heavy at 76*o afloat, 77c In store for Western. Corn—Steady at 98998*0 for new mixed Western; 91079199* for old mixed Western In store and afloat. Provisions—Pork quiet and very firm at 929 62930 for new mess. Beef quiet and nnohanged. Cut meats firm with a moderate Inquiry. Bacon quiet and firm. • Lard—Very firm and advancing, with sales of 2,000 barrels of prime for April delivery at 19*o. Eggs—Dull at 80933c.

Lard—Market

at 18*919o cash ill

higher; sales at •ellera’ option for

Dressed Hog*—Market firmer; Sales at 912 25919 95, closing tame at 912 269

12 75, dividing on 200poanda.

— “-^et firm f

toYair: 910 609K

•4» 1 ^2s.£i» , a]r lower; |4 2696 60 for oows; for fair to medium steers,

for premium steers.

Receipts for the past 24 hours—Flour, 10,074 barrele; wheel, 49,toil bushels; eorn, 81,190 bushels; oeto, 19,472 bushels; rye, 9.946 bushels; barley, 9,477 bushels; bofla,

14,472 head.

Shipments—Floor, 7,620 bushels; corn, 1,091 bushels; rye, 1,470 bushels; begs,

good to oholoe •S'lSSw**. z.ti28:

Live Hogs—Mark

CineioaeM Market. Cikoikwati, January 19# Flour—Unchanged and quiet at 97 70 for family. Wheat—Dull aj 917091 72 for No. 2, and 91 7891 80 for No 1; no sales by grades; sales by sample at 91 76. Corn—Firm and In demand at 680 for

ear.

Oats—In good demand at 68964c for No. 1, and 66c for white, closing with a further upward tendency. Rye—Firm at 91 40. Barley—Unchanged. , Cotton—Dull and prices nominal at 239 28*o for middling; no sales. Whisky—Firmer; sales at 98o at the dose, but the demand la light. Provisions—Strong and prices tend upward. Mess pork 929929 26 for city, but held at 92V 90930. Bulk meats firmer. Shoulders sold at 12o, but are now held et 12*o. Sides held at 14*o. Bacon firm at 18*o for shoulders, 10*c for olear rib, and 17*o for olear rib sides. Lard—Firm and in demand at 19a, but ia held at 19*o. Butter—U nebanged. Cheese—Firmer and selling at 20922c for factory. Eggs—Dull at 28c. 011)—Linseed oil firmer it 91 999109, but not much demand. Lard oil firmer at 91 9091 06. Petroleum 88935c. Hogs—Scarce and Arm at 911911 90 lor tot. Packing ie over but butenerebay-

‘"&M-91 »6 bn; Exchange—St<

86 buying.

„e—Steady at 1-80 per eent discount to per buying, and par te 1-10 per

cent premium selling.

The mosey market to easier.

MMeMmv 0nM« ■ PlTTSOtTRO,

January 10.

91 00(4,2.

1—The market to still were well maintained *0 per pound were way, from paohem. Naw Tons, January 19.

The oottoa goods market toleee active find the upwerd tendency, for the time

being, hm been arreeted.

Hasty brown sheetings ere In moderate requeet at. 17c for bast makes. 10*o for seoond and 14o for the beet makee ot un bleached; shirtings, Pepperrel R has ad-

vanced to 16e.

New York Mills bleached muslins scarce and Arm at 27*928e; Wamsotta ditto, too j Lonesdsle, 28e; Hope, 16*0. Fancy styles of aew prints in limited reqneet at 13918*0* and 14914*e for ex-

tra dltte.

Lancaster Ginghams bring 17c; Glee-

go w, 16c, Xfid Roanoake 12c.

Nashua cambrics are selling at Ho, and medium light styles of mouse delaines at

20a.

Woolens continue very dal', yet prices rale steady.

Hon Piatt, the Washington eorrespoad•nt off the Olaelnaatl OmmcroM, says of Senator Sumner: I have no love for this gentleman. In-

Providence eat on end to be disagreeable, as a punishment for our etna. In a land Where easts to as firmly founded as their reek-bound coast and barren soil. Chswls to a snob, a social flunkey, a genius Y« low-Plush. Treating with haughty 00

man, be bunt 1

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presence of a wealthy New Englander or an English Lord, egotistical as atn; he makee hie very shame naouree of pride, and the blows of n etlek. that would make e sensitive man shrink from pubHe gase, are to him a erown of laurel. H to related of him that during the war, and abortly after a terrible disaster that thrilled the land, a gantleman met Mr. Spinner walking slowly along the streets of Boston. He rushed hurriedly and In

great excitement to the Senator. “Mr. Hnmner,” he cried, ‘•haveyon any

newa for n#T** ♦

“Yea, air,’’ reaponded the national Invalid, In hia deep voioa. “Yea, sir, 1 am

much better.”

Judge Foster, of the Supreme Court ot Massachusetts, hae resigned on account of inadequacy of salary. Five thousand dollars a year does not pay so able a lawyer for abandoning bis practice. We presume If it were to-day proposed to raise the salary of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Illinois, from the pitiftil sum of 91,200 to the Massachusetts figure, we should bear the cry of H extravagance” from scores of demagogues. But the question of adequate awanea, for not only judicial bat State offleere, will be raised la the Constitutional Convention soon to be held; and it is necessary that the public mind should be turned to the subject in time, In order that It may be fortified against the aenseleea screeds of peuedo economy ahrlekers. The salaries fixed by the present constitution twenty-one yean ago, seem now ridiculously small. The pay of the Governor te but 91,600; oftbe Supreme Court Judges, but 91,200; of tbs Circuit Judges, bnt 91,000; of the State Auditor, but 91,000; of the Secretary of State and State Treasurer, but 9800 each—while mein tiers of the Legislature reeeive but 92 per day. Of course these amounts are Increased by many questionable devices. Nobody supposes tbat the recipients of such meagre sums live upon them, or that they draw largely upon their private resources. The Governors pay ia eked out, for inetance, by largely overpaying his gardener and fireman, and that of tha Judges by giving them "docket feea.’’ How memben of the upper and lower bouses of the Legislature supplement their scanty allowance is written in the arcana of the lobby. Let liberal salaries be paid all our public servants. If they are capable to do their duty, they arc entitled to generous compensation. If they are not capatle and faithful, the smallest pay ia too ness. When the Constitutional Convention comes to the subject of salaries and the pay of membera of the Legislature, let it consider that, in thla country olBcaa are not held generally by peraons who can afford to disregard pecuniary conaiderationa. Bnt the desire to obtain a 1 heap reputation for economy, hae led >ur law makers to engraft upon theoounry cheap systems of legislative, execu--ive, and Judicial service, which tend everywhere to in competency and demoralisation, Well housed, well clothed and well fed public servants are not half aa likely to steal as are the shivering sod hungry political wretches so often elected to office. “The laborer is worthy of hie hire," but in Illinois, if be is worthy of no more than “his hire,’’ those called into the vineyard of the public sesriee are a set of lacy incompetents. If we want competency and honesty in our Legislatures, Courts, and State Departments, let us learn asquldtly as possible that we must pay for them; and the first time ws bear a candidate for the Constitutional Convention prating about low salariea in order to gain popular tavor, let us eet him down aa one who, if be had aa many arms as Briareus, would have every one of. them. If he could, plunged to the shoulder into the State trefoury. “There is a withholding that soattrreth abroad.’’ He who would pay an able judk'e lees than a aeedy shyster of the Folios Court osn nick up, would practice Jnat that sort ofwlthholdlng. We want none of It.—QMeopo Jtogf

QUCINWtARK KTC.

JOHN W00DBRIDGE, lusorter and Wholesale Dealer la QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, 33X0., no. as South Meridian Street,

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Raqinaia nmourg attistios, am axoDLo bb oobocsd. It allowib to comma, Irrltoeioa of ffeo Longa, o pernoaoMrt Throoa aBmUM^er so foeoroMoLeng ia arm raa bsovlt. firm’: BihcUiU Met, Harlot a direet Influence to the parte, give imedUte relief. For avaeftlflla, Aaflkuso, Coenrm, row■■native nod Throws Of sees, Tioeaaa ass one wna always boob aoooaaa. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS I ia olearina the veiee

or Bpeak ina.

Ml exer-

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eat the eoantryend hev^^roee ▼ariensl

in aaasMl ex< » JVooAw are 1 Pbgiiciani, and ent men thronchole of true merit, by a test of many aew looallUe) in id the JroeXm are

alee.

Obtain only "Baowg’e Bboxoxtal 1 end do set take aay of (he wartMaM tbat ma| be offered, ield everywhere.

Taocinte.”

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Agents W Anted. $n flo *mo m ■moti a CammMka frea whieh twiee that IT amount eaa be made kg soilkea the Lit art Improved Coflifliofl Satwa FAULT SEWING MACHINE For eirealare aadferaa, i^ML. . „ MO South Third ifraat,FinaHtipiU, fa.

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WHY ENDURE A LIVING DBAT&7

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GERMAN BITTERS.

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GERMAN' TONIC

►« w SL!^ l S.“u"cS: — — one of the meet plesel ever oflbrod to the »Liver Cornier Nervous from a dir-

Burnine la tbol Conrtant Imacinlan of Bvil. and Great Degreeto? They are the oreeteet and beet: BLOOD PUBIFIFaBS

Aver kaewa, and will ear* aU < reeuiUn* from bad blood.

Woak mad D< ll«at« ChHdraa

Froas Row. E. D. Fradall, Amletaut Editor Cbrirtiau Chroniola. Philadalpkia. I have derived deeided beneflt from the »»e 01 Hoofland ■ Uerman bittera, and feel it n. < pririlaca to raeommend them a# a m»«t valuabla toaie to all who are rufferinc from ceneral debilit/.orfrom diteaee* aritinc fio-u drrancement of tba Lrar. Your* trely, L D. FEND ALL. Fra* Raw. D. Meal go. Formerly PaKor of the^PAM^oak Baptiat Chureb. ^ f oon d them to be a good remedy ( debility, and a meet excellent tonic for tl ttomaen. D. MEMUE.

for

From Rev. William fimllk,

Peator of tbe Paarreak Baptiat Chureb. Pbil-

adelpbia.

Havlaa nted your Hoofland’e Oorman Bitter aajonaliy for a numear of year*, with art

1 who bar* th. I Uka

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STRIKE WHILE! THE IRON IS HOT.

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THE TRADE PALACE CLEARANCE SALE:

»#w. Don’t wait. Come early.

Avoid therofih, and get SIm beat bargain*. The Dr j Goods

inarked ifrdnnp and all Doaaeatiea are advancing, but we

ew- ^Ded Mark,” and ahaU stick to It to the

end ef tha nuoatk.

m-tf Dreee Goode, SOka, Skawle, Flannels, BlanHoelery, Laces, Hoop bklrta. Con. sets, l*adbs% Dent’d or Children’s Underwear, or anything In the Drj Goods line, we say to yon buy them thla month. If JR* wait a splendid Velvet Cloak, cheap, leave your evder, a* It will be made In the best style and with

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CINCINNATI.

TIRE TABLE.

nceaaionally bmaflt, and

nd • Merman Bitter*

■ ameer of year*, with xraat raentn id ended It to other* who hare benefloial to their health. I Uka

Pleaeura in eommendinx it to any perron* who may need s tonie free from rum. a* well ealoulated to (tranylhen and Invigorate tha

neaest, and n al*o found it plaanra in e<

and are No.

Oeto her 1, 1858.

*y*tem.

From Rev. Leri G. Berk, Formerly Pa*tor jf foe Jjrgrth BapUit Cbnroh, * \ , . T * known Hoofland') Oaraan Bitter* fhvorabiy far n number of voart. X have need them in my ewn family, and have bean *0 pioaa•d with thatr effect* that I waa induced to recommend them to many other), and know that they hare operated in natriklaitly htnefleial manner. T P 1 **™™. I» thua publicly proclaim '•F. »bi» foe*, and cnllins the etUntion of thoao afflicted with tba diaeate for which they are raaommended, to theia Ritter*, knowinc from oxBitUr* i* intended to beueflt tho *1910100, and (■ not a rum drink.” You**, truly, LKVi O. BECK.

oooffljrfiom

Tbe fbolfi Snrao Court of PennsrlTaiia Npeuakn for then* KeaneUles. Who would A*k /or Afore Dignified or Stronger Testimony t Hwa. Geo. W. Woodward, Formerly Chief Jnetie* of th* Supreme Court ol Fenmylvania, at preeent member ofCon-

■(*■*, write* 1

Pnti.Anui.rHU, March Ifl, 1887.

fland’* German Bitten it a good ditexeet of tko dicettive organ*, inaflt in eoae* of dehility. and

on* action In tbo ryitom.

•I And Hooflt nie, saofol in d of groat be;

' narvou* action In tb<

“"’Vko&je w.

want of

WOODWARD.”

Hob. Jamoa Thompson, Tho preeout Chief Juatioo of tho Sepromo Court of Ponutrlvauta, write*;

lOMPSON.’ Hob. George Shmrawooel, Juetioooftbo Supremo Court of Ponneylvania, write*: PsiLADgiraiA, Juuol, 1861. I hav* found by axparianeo Uiat Hoofland’* German Bitter* It a very good Tonlo, relieving dyipeptio tymptomi almoit entirely. Y "" r a'E0K(ffc SHARSWOOD. Hob. Joha Bom Saowffloa, Prothonotery ef the Supreme Court of Penntylvonin writes) . 7Pra.AnuT.rstA. September 14.1867. “Hoofland ■ German Bitten i* a voir ueeful article a* a tonic and at an appetiser. It ia not an intoxioatinf drug, and may bo u*od beneficially by pononi ofali age*. ,R? JAMi£/Ro5& SNOWDEN.”

O .A. T7 T X O ST. Hoofland’* Oeraon Romedia* on eonntorfbit 80a «he« tha tignatur* of C. M. JACKSON it the wrapper of each bottle. AH often are eoi

Penniylvenia.

t the German

‘ elphia.

CHAKUM M. SVASS, Fuoprfogor,

(Fermerty C. M, Joekeoa M 0a.)

PRICES.

■eefiaafi’e Oeraaa Bitten, hotUa

ye* buy. In erder te gat the geuulne.

SCSasssr

QnilAUfOU BIMOAI TDD TIM Columbu and Indimpalif Lina. ymanrg lbavb. ai ._ 2:36a. m. ..JO.-lOa. m. ElStt i*;;i 7:35 p.m. 1:50 a. 1 Cincinnati viaChmbridffe and ConnertvilU. ^coModa^" , . , . , . , . , "..7.1l01* a! m! 2 :35 a! m OMmaU via Richmond.

ISf-i

Clflvaiflnd,ColCin. and Indianap’lit Railroad.

(Bee Line.)

FaetExpree* leeommodatino SfjHSv Podisofl Railroad.

ifforning Espn*. 2:50 a. m. MMa. m

Morning AeaomodatieaJO:45 a. a.

Jefirtonvillg

Chicago Bxprw

Indianapolh Peru and Chicago Railway. Chicago Mail _12:06 noon. 8:20a. m Aceommodatiot I:)« p. m. 10:57 a. m Chicago Expreo. — • :15 p.m. 5:25p. m Lafayat* and Chicago Railroad. Aeeommodatio 2:60 a. m. 1 :$ a. m Chicago Mail. J2:06noo«. 10:16 a. m Chicago Expn* 1:50 p.m. 6:<tp. ■

Gncinnati Railroad. *:50a.m 1:50 p.m. 11:50 noon 7:20 p.m. 5:Sp. m

Tttop. a

Railroad.

, 2:50a. m. 2:15a. m 10:06 a. m. K):00a. m 1:56 p. m.' 7:25 p. m

Martin*

--rtin*vill# Aoom Ex pram

Terre Hairt and Indianapolis Railroad. Cla. and 8t.Le:D Expreee 3:50 a. m. 12:50 night St. Loui* Day Ixpreae..... »:U)a. m. 10:00a. m Kraniville Kxirem 1:25 p.m. fl^p. m

7:14 p. 1

9:36 a. m

Co;

i

r auenvllig. -aw Ca*tla

Caette..*.....

For Solo tof t

UWnflfofiaitaly

igh Expraaa..— 9:06 p. m. Tinconnes Railroad. [Open to Ooeport.)

Aaommodatioi 1:50 p. m. Cincinnati anl Indianapolis Junction. Railroad.

ISSS

COnncrniOe and New Oaetls Branch. l onncr*vllU..^..„.....„....10:30 a. m. 7:2P a. ■

8:00 a. m. 12 0* p.m

1:40 p. m.- 8:86 P. B

VIRES $»•* <M^k.fflB SB

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AND

Indiana Central Railway. THS SnOBTEST R01TB BAST. roxjja. T-Rjh.TJsrm z>Ah.xx*v K>mva UNION DEPOT, ■■atomt^wlfo.M mmO utter Summery 17, lOgU. ue foifowai

Waahington,

ehouge.

10:10 A. M. * A,t ’

. (Sundayt exoepted.)

av.av aa. ju. Mopping at all Station*. Connect* at Richmond fur Dayton, and arrive* at

3:30 P. M. tSTSESarirA.'S

YrookviUa, and Cincinnati, arri M.. without chauga ef can.

ConnaraviUa, Bi ing at 10:40 P. I

7:35 P. M. * KW

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will run through ine at Naw York! SLEEPING CA SEjda

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for Ticket* via COLC kot* for tal* at Union

CMBUS.

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U«. and all priooiDbl Railroad office*

J. M. LUilT. Gon•nd'8upwintend«nt. A ** , ‘** deo21(tlm

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BEE LINE.

(Clovclnmd, Cwlwmbwo, Cl*a«4mmwtt nuO Imdiamwpwlla Batlway, tut* Bellofomtaim* Railway,) VIA CRESTLINE.

rfvo at point* nam*d below a* follow*:

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n

Station*. No. S. No. 4. No. O. dianapoiU 1:00 a. m. 10:10 a.m. 7:Sp. m.

1:28 p.m. 10:50 p.m.

6:40 p.m. •:40 a.m.

Juion

4:05 a.m. 8:40 a. m.

at’no. 6:16 a. m. —JS 8:40 a. u. ▼•land ....12 noon.

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burg,

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g;8tt lists

..MtS: TfitS

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:20 p. m.

m. m.

AooommodaUon for uVion’^o^rw^at l^

' "He. 6” run

raohingtou 10:10a. ml 10:00p'.m*. 6:16 owYork...U :00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:15 oiton 3:50p.m. 6:50a.m. 9:50

AH Train* run DAIL7

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SMITH dfc PJJLXER, Manufacturer* and Dealer* ix X* E A XH EH, Hides, OllamdMaaeFtmAimgm. No. 51 Mala Street. Cincinnati. Ohio.

Wo (olieit order* from Dealers. Sad-

i Shoe Maker*, and

ood* and price*

rUd6m

we toiicu oraert irom u dlert and Boot and Shoe 1 feel eonfldent that our goo< will be found (atixfhetory.

to iwaulor —boordieM." wh« nd e'Uvere’d' by

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TME MURMAJI «BMJLD CelsWel Cuunqiiti Fiam r PH£SE Pionot are equal iu tone. A finish and durability to. tho voir, flneit made, aad each instrument IP told at manufacturer’* price. Call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Warerooms, No. 89 Wert Fourth street. Pike’s Opera House Building. JOHN DECAMP, Manufacturer. HERMAN GERALD, Supt. oct28-d3m

. one month...

fubeeriber* at X a advonoo, 912 per aa

r on , In-

•oat by aO the nd delivered to

them tho

imo it U distributed in the ore?

, —.. - j This esahlee reader* at*-o** •Mjvfrvm ftn Oapital of Indiana to geM«* jf th* day from *U to twelve hour*V-wro they »» reoeivoTt through paper* publib-d eDewher*. Tho paper* can bo had of now* lealon and carrion at any of tho railroad sown* on ft# road*

eon taring at Indianapolis.

THX WEEKLY ■ ENT IN EL I* published every Wednesday, at 92 per annum, ia odvnnee. SVNo paper sent without the mouoy, nor continued a longer time than paid for. Single copies 12 00 CUM of flve 1 75 each Club* of tea and under twenty-five 1 N) each Ctnbe of twonty-fire nod over 1 00 each To the gotten up of slab* uf ton and over, a eopy will bo sent frea. To tha getter up of a club of fifty, awopy of tho DaJlt SeenacL will bo sent free. Address. R. J. BRItiii F, Indianapolis. Indiana.

WORM DESTROYER.

LUBRICUS.

ft » • * * n

% % W f

ffl ^ ft

TRICOCEPHALUS DISPAR.

. ^ ..in. of tape worm: About twelve yean ago too first symptom* of the preeenoo ia her tyitem of ft* monitor wna dteooveeed. Sh* wo* always a small, pale and emaciated child, having very only portion* of tho wens. Three yean the waa aaa«r ft* treatment ef eminent physicians of LoulsviUa, who mod every known remedy, and tried all sorts of «xpsriment* to dislodge th* *nateo triad, but it. too, foiled to efiset a *ur*. Tha •net of the worm upon her health caused her to boeome partially blind, and to suffer otherwise to a considerable extent for several yean. All Wpea of her reoovury teere given up until I heard of your remedy. It performed an effectual euro 1a aeherttfma, removing the entire worm, twenty-two feet five inch** long. Since that time fte patient hae gained flesh very fhet, now weighing eighty-four pounds against sixty-four ptwvtow to fte removal of the monster. Sho i* toWrctoiss ssbjrtfjtei oan ehoorfully recommend your remedy as safe aadiurotnsuch euo^ov^r^^^

.DeW. M. Wi

Nxw Alxaxt, Julyfi, 1888.

your Worse

taring twe doses, a large

off, one

d it to bo aO it ts represented. Bn very pay for some time, alvery hearty eater. I finaUy Destroyer, and, after adminis1 a large number of stomach

hich ww eigteen

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EXXjX. XXE^lX>S ,*«i

TABLE GL^WABE, p nn --*. Laaforma, j all articles pertaining to this lime ot goods. Green and Black Glassware, Etc. R. HEMINGRAY A CO.. No. 68 Walnut Street, augll d6m Cincinnati, Ohio.

GEO. CKAWFOJKD ft CO., Importer* and Dealers in Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facings, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, Pummica Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc. NO. 20# WALNUT STRYET’ Cincinnati, Obia, aug 11 dfim

DR. W. M. WILCOX’S Vegetable Worn Destroyer, The Great Remedy for Destroying Wonna. rpHIS WORM DESTROYER is a purely reset*A hi*jsraporation. and is entirely safe tor the most dailoate child. It is warranted not to contain mercury or any mineral substance in any form. Children will notfobjeot uFteke.it, as it is rLsaeawr to txu rxrrn. Thouaands ef children die annually of worms for fta want of a proper remedy at hand.

N. J. CHAPIN ft CO. GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Walnut Street. CINCINNATI. Consignment* and orders solicited. Liberal advances mode on Consignanr ad gll dfim

■STXBLIKBEn A. D. 1834. GEORGE FOX, Manufacturer of Ined ('arm and Silver «loo* st.a.:r,c:h, NO. ST SECOND STREET. *a«12 d6m Cincinnati. Obia-

* IT *

TENIA 80LLNUM. N*w Albaxt, Juno 21, 1889. Da. W. M. Wiloox—for.- In answer to your fnquiry In regnrd te the effect of your remedy for tapeworm. I bog leave to tell my experience: Seven year* ago I discovered that I woe afflicted with on* of thee* monster*. At first It did not interfrre with my health or business, bat after abont n year I became very sick at intervals. My health began to foil mo, nod I became very thin and emaciated. I commenced doctoring, and to bo brief, I hav* paid oat large sums of money to n gnat many physicians. I lived at Uniontown.Kentaeky, when I commenced with th* physician*, every on* of whom I tried in that and neighboring towns and oities, without any effect. Iwastoldby many of them that the worm woald kill me; that there was no hope, as it wa« virtually a question of time in my cue for my death to ensue. I began to think they wen right, and eonoladed to enliet in the servio*. thinking it just as well to bo ihot witk a bullet as to die of a worm. I also had a hope tbat while in th* eervio* I might find some Doctor who would do some good. In thit I was mistaken, a* I tried every on* I earn* in contact with during three years aorvio*. I took every kind Of uedioin* that could bo thought of, all of which failed to nrnov* the terrible enemy gnawing at my vital*. I finally moved to thi* eity about a year ago. and wno ncemmenued to oatl and see you. At fte Um* I same I must eon fees that I thought th* job a hopolaee on*, but I am happy to say that I now njoic* that I earn*. Th* morster woe ontinly nmoved from my system, after being under your treatment a few day*. The worm was stnty-ein foot aud five inches long, and I am satisfied that I am perfectly wall. I hav* gained my (tnagth very fast during tha past two month*. I meet heartily recommend your remWUB. Floyd Cotnerr, July 10.1963.

BRASS FOUNDERS.

Cleveland Brass and Pipe Works, SO anil 61 «>mfor Street. Tate, Worswicfc 6 Hayes, Brats founders end Finishers, Manufacture!* and dealers in WROUGHT IROM PIPE, IRON FITTINGS,

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SCALES.

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WRINGER.

Tfce Universal Clolkes Wringer,

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MEDICAL.

DR. WM. THOMSON’S

Camamltattam itcusoved to

Wo. 68 Virginia Avenue.

Dr. Wm. Themson hoe

fte trwtment of Private Dioeoees

wm. Th i patients binding! sal aad p. t* noefaoi Fm. The

«?r*te Diseases a specialty

m. Thou:

He Palmer

i Barber SHop,

morbid sympr^is, ualee* combatted by sciendfie medical laaasurs*. vis: Sallow countenance, dork note under the eye*, pain in th* head, ringing in fteean. aud noma. Ukhth* rustling o/leaves and rottbng of ehanot*, uneasiness about the loins, of ft* limb., eon fused virion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difidenoe in approaching strangers, a dislike to form now ocqaaintanoa*. a duposidon to shun society, lass of memory. Metis flushes, pimples and various eruption* about tha loco, furred tongue, night sweat*, fetid breath, ooughs, consumption, meaomanla. And frequently msanity. The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of , r *w Ofic* and Contuitation Parlors, Ns. 68 V^M^Iudianapolu. Indiana.^^

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KERR A LORING, Proprietors.

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portrait and signature on the label.

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TO YOUIVO MEIV.

hod hobHn 7 b'rror, aeod SPENSAKY.

vfrrttf&ct! ib this gpe-

- , . nuB irom aaj dueAsM whatdie* tw>n - dant ^ 1 natnre. and la-

25 eents Louisville. Kentucky

Having had ten

oialty, patients sabering fro'

ever of a nrivato or eonfidei <U*o troubled with any of th* ailment* peculiar to Ik* •«** by inclosing 25 cent* aa above, with brief statement of case, will receive particulars for

receive particulars for

sen troauuuni OT rsturn mail, and thug avoid quackery. We also have a Varix Clasp whieh we explanations of the above pre7entivu! with an eeeuT on tha subject of prevention. All corres-

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X- COL.X, M. 0.

DBS. PKKKBILl. * COLE, Physicians and Snr«eons.

OmCE:

No. 0O>4 North Pennaylvamlm Street (Half square from Washington street, near Postoffioa.)

INDIANAPOUS, INDIANA.

TNRti- PICKERILL A COLE would respectfully AS announce th- ir copartnership, and thul they are prepare^ to admuuster treatment with Dr. Frmvill’a Improved Eqnilizer Appatrmtas. Also, with *11 after late Improvement* In ft*

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