Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1869 — Page 4
WANTED.
WT ANTED—TO KMT>LO)(-A few men to diiTT tribute Dr. AslihauglTi tlre*t Kheumnio Itemcdy, "The Wuniier of the World," pu Uiu liaokiiie epttetn, not to be tin id for until full? tested. Addresa J. C. TlLTufi, No. 10H »t. Clair itreot, 1’iltabargb, 1’onneylrania. febledlm \\f ANTKD—Bvcrybudy to knoiTtbat Madam* > T O' Oiiir. Cfairvoyant and lleallni Modlum. will dolinont* eharnotor trout lihonoii, and tall future events, relating to ail matter* of Import* anue. Heiniuuco, wn. toi North Pennaylranl* atreet, one-ball auuaio iiortit of the Postoffloe,
atreet, one-ba Indiauniielia.
■yif ANTEl»— the public to^nowt^atSolomonj fb noutu Ulilioia atreet. Jdouey adraucud liberty on itiamuuda, VVutohea, Jewelry. Clotbln*, o.. etc. novli dly
ally eto
FOR SALE OR RENT.
HtR SALK OilRKNT-A no# thn
no# three 40ry brick 111. containing eight Ird aturlea, and one
' feet in
Weal
aud iu
the 1 cry best
iiicncu rec|tfit
nold or icnted ou roaeo ulnrs inipl/'ut this nllio
ol conililiou, Uaviug every couveed iur bn-iness property, it will be 1 uu maroUebU terms b'or partio-
FOR SALE.
/ s KKAT ALCT10N KaLK!—Xho Neal FounVJ dry, Jliicblno .''U.'p and Agricultural 1m-
Vitctory, nhien covers 1 hjfif Ntri’da, iT/O tout
dry,
I'ii’iiiiMit 1'
(t'ronling um tuur Htrucls, ITiU tcot on oocoiui, ui 'JNl nn s inu, in the ltu.i t of the city I lor sale at nui'tinn. in the inglic-t bidder, ou the dd day of April, Ivi.i, Ml iiaiMlisOii, liiilluiilt. 'iho Fat-
iriuus, Ain
terns, I plete a pnsilh
.1 wnrkiua or _ __ live—niiuriii* :i eiii.it bargain to uninulncturi or puni ulnrs,reler to N A'l'ilAN I’Ort LLL,
President A itiouHl ilvancti Hank, Madiion, indinim. nichlu dtillaprl
ml.
ools nre com-
Xitle good. Sale
SALK—Littlo liiant Saloon,
I' tines, luterest in building, and 1 Hease. Apply to tv, l'„ Hoe, Xbeutei
niciul dot
with Fixseven year*
uter Lounquu,
l/UL riAI.K-liOOJJ SECONH HAND PIANO L Very tbuaii. al'Zb, at InUiau el uric Store, I mid o Hotea ifou.o. lueli', tiot. WILLARD A SXOWELL. f.’UH \FiL—VALUABLE PROPEKTV—That J linn, in,go Luton 1'eniisylvania street, two siiuiti'cs in riii nt FoatoHieu, formerly owned by i’r. ioii.m, with b’.uso of ton rooms, euat front, it idy for immeuiave occupancy. No more destr:i ;:ti!:'d' u ‘:: u 11 * cououlen. cn lao+m.'rj
fon RENT.
I,wilt KIN l -HOOMb-VVithgnk and other oon1 vcuiouccs, iloiiliug on 'VmdnmKoiMKreet. by ni. lih ■’ It Kcui Estate broker. I 'OR 111; . 1 Slore.-iniui No. 20 West WashingL: 1 "• * •. iv i,u
v/k^OCfPEDES.
\ 'LLuClfiaDiib «»i' scvlth! Htylcs from now on, V ai ilio Oymn ». lum. rsow ones overy weuk. \ UOv.;, iU > • .la oo «t ioducoii r^toi ior use on ll>u fc'.it-i. . < U024 C VIUA11H, A rl oli'Mip, nt tlio cigar stand in iho room. 0
,i , it
t' bl- »1 yn
Indianapolis Business Directory.
Pi.USWUERS.
y nil S.Il'.K A WUIIE, One and Steam Pipe \j i ni.us mid Plumbers, Oui iiktures, Cbau-
ueiieis, sr.icki t“. Pendants, etc-, Ons (. b ut In,., ,i o >utb Poubsylvaoia street
tulf-V. »
iltured, Chau* 8 Comi amu*
BE»-L HANGER.
a LHKitr Iti.t n r I'tt.witH v*aa i :tl. . ■li-iiii
i-KN'.-hi;, iicll N<,. • y.istW
i pairc IcWl“i
rer
..ist, \Va.<mi!iKUiu 6tr« if ill. Ir«>u >.ilis opeue ikiu is ot Locks repaired.
OEMTISTRY.
ILlii'Ki. ,Vc HELMS, No. 70 North lllinoas
munii luring tho bust quality nt less prices than any ulbc
junlb dly
strjct, re in iri rblii i .1 leetii ii iu iiie ciiy.
ATTORNEYS.
o. ||. VOv,d. F.PWI.V A. DAVIS. .k i 1 Wls, AlturDcy^ nt Luw, No. 8T*IV IjOt ta • • V*S . ‘O rx. llrct lOOf NUUtll of i'08t-oin.-o. i . j iii ch*? t ciud states uiul £tute i\.urts. t . . - t .tu I** iiijitt-f8 in L.nkl Upl > , , i » L,.-' ■ i : iioii ol Oiic‘8 lor the bupiem v. » i t, . o . U'H.s. K‘b^> dtilu • • ,l. lx.!. \t Tfiey at Ja.iw and N’o-
. i I'.A-'iacad truiisuctcd and i.i . i i.*•• ctateM and territories. .l i i.i n county ot itiuiana. i uV. i n to CAoloctions, wild to Udko -No. Last \N a^ht tToip'di.*, indiana, over iy.t iii.. loul-dAw2ui^ ..iklt. Attorneys at Law, udiapa. LtUco No. om/j Lari
fubl2d3ia
JOHN ••
•/ laiy i’u .
Colie< Ii
.1
A I'clm Hpcciai
ca.<ci> i...irti'iuMcy
iugiou .stieil, 1 atUner -■''ii i
| y v iv Iv 1, u «v I.I. f 1 Iniiio !K 1 \\ ash nig i uu ; tret.
I VV . Ml ||*L, \t:, rmy at J.u 9J . i .V.ina tluiliiiiig, inuiunape
w. uliice, No. dia, Ixidiuna. augtdty_
■yirlLLlA.VI Aj. l.DWE, ^Attorncy^and Cenn-
strcct, II rail building, indiahapulii.
• [ }y.
BANKS.
INDIA.NAP LIS l i di n k i;. v i n c« tier V irg.i tu avenue Ai.rx. 0. daeK-wS:, w:A\ l.\<.> ' \NK,
O J. be nk.)
COMPANY’S
eor-
INSL'RANCE
Luiupnuy a building, co and Pennsylvania atreet. VV. 4lK>bKkmm, Proa't. Sre'y. jyfSdly
if bust Wusbitigton atreet. :a, (furmerly of Fletcher’*
Jypldly
DRY GOODS.
‘••I’HAHl, PA LACE”—N. It.
1 hersimu Uutailers iu Dry West W ush'iigtnn street.
Smith A Co., Jobr lioods, 2V and 28
jylb dly
HAIR WORK.
T,’ J. .V: .'>1:. Manufacturer and Dealer In JT. fin ' i Work, switches. Curls, Wigs, Hair Jc v- . ■•u*., HI West Washington atreet. jyrv di> arsr-- - ,TO^--y ■ ■ .i wcmb— HATS. CAPS ETC.
fI'HE 0,.e I’rice UatStore. E. A. Heaton, deal L er In Huts, Capa and Fur lioods, Zfi Nort Ponnsyivauii street. Iyl8 dly FI UAMUl.lliiKK, dealer in Hata, Cape and II. Straw <sou4e. No. Id East Washington gtreet. jyiddiy
SADDLERY.
les,
M. lit) EE EH A SON, Huddle and Harness Mahers, La dies and UenUomen’s Riding Sad- , otn., i-i South Meridian street. jylb dly
TOBACCO.
for
my reasons Mlu of lh" li
nest Dock grown.
It is urn It h 'S a in hi and acreuablo ar ma. It is »nii-nirvou* in itsbllects—
ihe Ni'iitioo having been extracted—
And is perie tly free from drugs.
It leaves nn ncri 1. disitgreoabie after taste.
Does not hurn or sting tho tongue.
And leaves n • (ilfcnsivo odor in tho room. * lb iug very light, one pound will last as long Al two to throe pounds of ordinary tobaccos,
riloru for Ml<-ir *.t tiocrar-lsiiiim l*lpes
v re bcino pa kid drily in tho various
Sized nans ui which it is sold.
p« df I r. Ir.v l>. »*nl eonvlneo j-onrenlf f hat it.h 's all iho ndvantage* we claim for it. Ji yuur dealer doeh not keep itVask him to get it. cnliaifs Fiirilia Min Toiiacca.
DAILY SENTINEL,
CITY NEWS. Cheap Advertising. There is a growing demand for eheap adrartialng, and In order te aoaemmedate this went, we hare concluded te insert imdsr appropfiato head* In the DeitT Surrixu., short gdrertleements at TWENTY CENTS for threo Unoi or loss for tach Insertion, and FITS CENTS for each additional lino. This Isa medium of ad* fortlslng that offers jars induoements to merchant*, traders, manufacturer* and mechanics to build up a large trade. It witl, alio, bo found an excellent medlnm'to bring to thenotlooof tho publlo all kinds of real property that Is for sale, rent or leaso. To everybody, in fact—to those who desire to buy any article or species of personal property; If a situation of any kind is wanted by a man or woman; If you doslra help or if servants want situationsk losses of all kinds; articles stolen; estrays of every description—In fact, any advertiseiuenU that can bo got Into a small compass, this cheap advertising system will be fonndboth valuable and eeonomical. While It will oosth littlo, these advortlHoments will be widely read. As we offer a great inducement to advertisers in the cheap advertisement eolnmns we hope the advantages of advertising will be tried by all who have any occasion for It. ^sr-Meteorploglcel reports for theTndinnnpolls Academy of Medtoine, bv G. V. Woolen, M. f>., Meteorological Committee: Bar, Ther. Hyg. Rain, Snow. Mch. 10. 9 r. M...W.33 24 . 22.5 ” 11. 7 *. M. ..29.44 20. 28. ” 11, 2 r. U.-29.4U 26. 24. 0.02 0.
Nothing,’’ which, lot Its rich humor and sparkling wit, stands unrivalled even
Hanger and Key-
ut, op,e J aud
War Clalsna. The Board of Commissioners to examine and sett le the war claims of the State of Indiana against the tlnited States Government, under the act* of 29th of March, 1867, is now in session In this city. The Commission consists ot Major Wm. R. Kinney, of Kentucky, Judge Robert Fliut, of Wisconsin, and Judge John H. I’roadhead, of Pennsylvania. Until further notice all persons having business before the Board will report to Adjutant General Terrel. W. R. Kinnkt, did President of the Board. ^F'On Monday, the 15th of March, is tho last day on which to pay city taxes. Alter that day a penalty of ten per cent, is attached to the same. The City Treasurer's otBce la now dally crowded. Persons should not wait till the last day, but come up in time. Trains on tbeBellefontaine^tnd Central roads were delayed yesterday morn*
lug.
,*-*J~The Police Court might as well be abolished. It has done no bnslaess for two days. p9~Tbe Indiana visitors to Washington aro gradually returning by two’s and three's. C. Brinckmeyer A Co. paid revenue tax of $4,427, yesterday, on a single lot of whisky sold to a Louisville house. ,jSff~The Faculty of tho Northwestern Christian University have restored the students recently expelled, they having oaten a aufDcient quantity of ‘ ’amble pic.” .rfrWe suppose that by this time everybody has become satisfied that February first was Ground Hog day, and that the rodent did see Lis shadow that
day.
— ^trln the Common Pleas Court, yesterday, the argument in the case ot Hunter vs. the Bellefontatne Railroad Company was heard. The case will be given to tho Jury to-day. jECTDr. Charles D. Pearson well known as a successful practitisoner in treating nervous diseases, has purchased the Greenmonnt Water Cure property near Richmond, and will fit it up as a home for invalids, with all the latest improvements, including a Turkish bath house, m .fWMlsS Selma Ingersoll, who was recently appointed Hnperlntendefit otfWrfting in the public acboola,has accepted the position, and will enter upon the fulfillment of Us duties on .Monday. ^J“Mr. Frank Murdoch, the capable juvenile man at the Academy, takes a benefit next Monday night, appearing in Rosedale, or the Rifle Ball. Mr. Murdoch is a good, and faithful actor of fine promise, and deserves "a rouaer.” - ^flF'There is a man in the County Hoipita], afflicted with a species of leprosy, whose skin periodically peel# off, something alter the manner of a snake’s. The
Academy of Music.—Theater goers vho were not present at the Academy left night, miseedthe J»«et entertainment of this week of flood entertainments. It is so seldom tbit an opportunity is offered to see the play, “Mach Xdo About
h.for i
stands
among Shakespeare’s cerations, that the Academy ought to have been jammed; aa It was, the audience, alChbugh tho largest of the week, spoke very poorly for the taste of Indianapolis; and will hardly prove any inducement to Mrs. Slddons to repeat her visit to our city. Her Impersonation of Beatrice last night was a most excellent one. She la admirably adapted by nature for the part, and she preseuted the saucy, volatile, yet womanly maiden to the life; a completer delineation has not been see a upon the boards of the Academy. Her acting, when the character of Hero was assailed at the altar, and in the subsequent interview with Benedick, could not have been improved upon. Mr. Leake's Benedick was a performance whlQh made It hard to believe that he was asauining the character foKthe first time; he entered as fully Into the spirit and played It with as mnch force as if he had done It a thousand times. To him much of the excellence of the performance is due. Mr. Murdoch’s - Don Pedro was a performance chsracte^lstlo of that gentlemen, and. one with which no fault could be found. Of Mr. Moreland's Claudio, a good deal may be said in praise. White’s Dogberry was a little overdone. Miss Prentice aa Hero had not a great deal to aay, and did n6t say that with any very remarkable degree of excellence. The other members of the company acquitted themselves creditably, and some, wlthjmanlfcst improve-
ment.
To-night, the last of Mrs. Slddons’ engagement and the occasion of her benefit, Cymbeline will be played. Lunacy Phocekoino.—A lunacy commissiSn, composed of Esquires Wallace and Fisher, yesterday examined an old woman named Sarah Roberta, and declared her insane. ’For a number of years aa our older cltlsens will remernBcr, she lived with another old woman and an idiotic deformed boy, In a little hovel on Alabama street, just north of the ilarket House. The old women thought the boy was the most perfect being ever created, and an insinuation to the contrary was received with the greatest anger. A lady visitor once happening to allude to his miserable condition, was sot upon and driven out of the house with blows and abuse. For several years they have been living near the old paper mill, on Market atreet^and do not aeetn to have gut along together very well. When the offleor went t» remove Sarah Reports yesterday, she declared that the other woman was the crary one. The condition ol the whole lot was so bad, that when Mrs. Roberta was taken to the asylntn, the others were bundled off to the poor house. CquNty Commissioners.—At tho session at the Bsard of County Commissioners yesterdsy, the Trustees of all the • townships, except Lawrence, made their annual reports in reference to tho receipts and expenditures of tho township funds, which Were as follows:
Tows ah Ip. Center...,.
iklia
irnnk
Perry......... Ws/ne Waihingtor
Reoeired, Expended. Balance. 2L4.4M 00 8Ii'.4f.. 1 $ 47
6.1186 .’.9 0.9S5 id 6.1/17 bi 'J.hfi i,4
i'.4f.. 1
J.i’d at ;i.«c) i 6. 97 *9 1.3H7
Warren
catur
Center—.. [uaklin .
FuaJ kv
SI Wsahintton . .15 Wayne . bt< Warren 3o; Decatur
Income Tax.—Tho revenue officers of the city complain that tax payers fail to make the reports required by law. The time for making Income returns lias almost expired, and wo learnfromtbeofflcers that If the returns are not promptlv made,an assessment will be made from the best information that they can obtain,and llflyjiei’eent. penalty will bo added, from which there onn be no appeal. About five or six hundred tax payers, who have bean supplied with blanks, hat^ mado no retnm. They may yet learn that ‘‘delay# are dangerous.” jefr-Tke closing exercises ^oftho Indianapolis Law College, Will bo held In the Uni^d .States Circuit Oonrt room tonight Commencing at seven o’clock. The public is invited to attend.
^^Ax Irishman waa knocked down on South Illinois street, night before lust’ BjE* couple of men, who searched him for money but got nothing.
~ - ^ —■
awTho proprieUra of the Theater Combino have encased Mr. Edwin Rupert, the world to-
last time, It was but five weeks after Um Aowned Engliah niiuie. Ilia first appearance
appearance of the skin, which is almost as thick aa parchment. Physicians pro-
nounce it a very singular case.
CARDS ACE MAKERS. T 11,MR. MUCH ELL A 8T01MH, Manofsefj tm ort* of Cnrriiitfp* »ml Eii>r*ei VV Agons, rnor kuut’i' !:v avenue and 'iourgin itrast#
For? SALE.
AKM FOR S ALE. OFf El! for ? dn the Farm on which I reaide, at.mu li'iir itiilrs from tin city on the Lanyette Uriivnl Ho ol, coniuininx one hundred md aitty .•<■ res—liiiy to sixty »cr»a of it n wool EiiirF. M.iny cl.oice standard Pear, uerry, I’t i h i lid I'plu Jrees. Also, choice irui'Cs on lliufiniu. A go'-d Dwelling Jioua* and 4 nod ilou.-e attached, with Cistern and other oinvi'i i.c' s. Wed Her' , Coin Erib and (Jariaxe House. Littlo E.arte cre*k runs through ho fiirni, lurni-iitinr stock water tlie whole yei
ut lew better t irliie iu the conn' red 11 will be alien lor |iuyu out
ncy.
leh- d2w ^
. 'ar
Hofisnnnble
o purcha
S. MAJOR.
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YACHT CLUB' 1 SMOKING TOBACCO. ]4UE judges everywhere declare it to be the boat,
A Co'Xl -isMiUliiir Tolincco Is n I'l-rpcliiiil lonifnrl.
The
he ''Eureka” tnb.icro is likewiae nn t iirticle ot ehoiice Virginia Tobacco, t ier body than the former, and hence
't makes i
1*1 pea n, the fa
exeel-
eco, of a
and hence much
eai ei in prioei nuvurtheli*!, itmakes an cxool-
atimoke.
Iirilcr. lor WoeraeliSHIW 1*1 pro are also ■eked daily in this brand. Alao, the famous IHrS'J'tJ V roll A.CJOO, Regarded to fiat/t Uhew in the country.
/^The following ratnrna for February were made to the U. S. Assessor yestfcrd *y: ' , ; Indianapolis Gm Company, number of cnblo feet of gas manufactured, 3,555,000. Number of loet manufactured during same month last year, 8,874,402. Mayhew & Branham, sales of boots and shoes, 112,032. Hahn & Bala, sales of whisky, |7,023. 8. A. Fletcher <fc Co., deposits, 9615,460. In same month last year, 9567,890. Sykk Hartman’s Funeral.—At nine o’clock yesterday morning, the remains of 8yko Hartman were placed In a hearse, and, followed by two carriages, conveyed to a cemetery, twelve, miles from the city, on the Lafayette road, osar Dia birth place. Mr. and Mrs. Young ar* burled in the aame place. An hour after the hearseJeft the house, a large crowd, who supposed the funeral would be at ton o’clock, as announced, assembled in front of Matthew Hartman’s house. When tho people found they were too late to see the coffin, they seemed very much chagrined. Marriage of an Indianapolis Merchant.—The Lafayette Courier of Tues-
day says:
The local sensation of Wednesday in the gay world hereabout, was a fashionable wedding—the nuptials of Mr. R. F. Kennedy, of the wholesale dry goods house of Kennedy, Byram A Co., Indianapolis, and Miss H. L. Hawkins, youngest sister of Mrs. Adam Karl, of that chy. The wedding took place at the beautiful sutmrban residence of Mr. Earl, and was attended by the immediate,members of the family and a select number of their m«st intimate friends, Including a delegation of gentlemen from Indianapolis, who accompanied the bridegroom. Among the bridal gifts was an elegant tea set of solid silver. The happy couple loft tor the Mouth, bearing’with them the best wishes of a host of frienda, A Veto.—Governor Baker has vetoed the House bill No. fifl, entitled ”en Act for the incorperstlon, and oontlnuanee of Insurance Companies; authorising them to reissue their risks; exempting certain
last nisht Wa* witnomed by a large and Keliglit*.! eadlones. Ha certainly is a wonder, and deserve* patronage. Hi* engagement continue for one w*ek. J. B. Childer*. the drilliit, ap-
pears eveij night.
LOCAL ITEMS.
6—1 tU
Cirisnd Art Exhibition—Open day and night.—The following beautiful specimens arfc now on exhibition: ‘‘General Prim,” “King Don,” velvet finish; “Sans Souci,” “Just It,” “Atlantic,” “Natty,” “Milton,” velvet finish; “Alpine,” 'f‘Montlvedlo,’”“IIarvftrd,” velvet finish; “Nobby,” “Senator,” "Velocipede,” velvet finish; “Snow Flake,” “Camhrilge,” velvet finish; “Conduotor,” “Gilmora,” velvet finish, in blue, etc. These beautiful specimen# are exhibited free, for the cultivation of the popular tastes. Duplicates sold at reasonable rates. J. C. McIver, Proprietor, 22 East Washington street. 12-3 Postponement.—The storm prevailing at the time announced for tho great sale of Piano* at No. 32 .‘•outh Meridian stfeet, cansed a postponement of the sale till Friday, March 12, at ten a. M., when those splendidly finished and really first class instrnments will be solo without reserve to the highest bidder for cash. This is the best offer of New Pianos in this market, and positively the last auction sals at 32 South Meridian street, n-2-Wall Paper# 44 nil Paper, 44 indow Shades, Window Shades, etc., at greatly reduced prices at Gall tfe Itush’s, No, 101 Eaat Washington street.
(igara, Havana
policies of Life Insurance from attach- being retained by the plaintiff in a c ment by creditors; making all policies was obliged to refer the defendant to
LOItlLLAUD’S SNUFFS 11 retain the exc’cllent quality fur which tka? have boeomo f<tiuo”S wherever tued. ’irculam sunt on aiipliaatiou. 1*. 1.01UL.1/AKD, New Terh.
neh6dJwlm
BlHukW ork! Blank Work ! LANK tl<R»KS.—We nave, at tne Sen tine;
sortmentof Paj—
ii»n-forfeltable after two tail annual payments; repealing all law* and part# nf r laws Inconsistent therewith, and declaring an emergency.’’ He eloeee bis objections with the following language: “I think the bill is ao manifestly an act of hasty and ill-considered legislation' that It ought not to go open the statute hook until eact> house ahall have ha< 2k ep-
D^^t; ““nd ia.Sn portnntty to reconsider it.” Thlsleei ta->.r . '*'fi iL,nr<ir,ini|.iete isfiataa'J^^^* , the insurance laws of tho ®tato n
• 6p ~ uuye ‘ u * 1 ‘ 0 j changed. -^ ~
zvTfi ■u-xZ't.X.-K'/li
Stop Nmoklng Common when you can buy imported Cigars at the same price from
John A. Heidlinoer,
5-2w No. 39 West Washington S’t., The Erie Huddle.—Hon. Ilorpcc Greeley, ip a letter to Dr. J. Kinsey Taylor, proprietor and discoverer of the Olive Branch Bitters, says of the great Erie
railroad trouble:
The lawyers on both sides in tho Erie controversy probably regard the matter as serenely as the Scotch barrister, who,
a case,
one
of his professional brethren, which he did in the following couplet: V\ oat* pity It is that people will not •eeetathetr disputes by Introducing that great messenger of peace, health and happiness—Dr. Taylor’s. Olive Branch Bitters. The depot Is kt No. 413 Market street, Philadelphia. No family should be an hour without. healthful invigoiwnt—DivTayWi OUvh Branch Bitters. Vgl-Tjksr' ■’ 5,7”7 - ■■ ‘ .'.ii :- ' v .
Imported IXavana Cigars.—Received, a fine lot of different brands of imported Cigars, which 4 will sell with s small profit. Please call and try them. 5-2w John A. Heidlinoer. Carpeta, Carpets, 'Carpein.—Gall & Rush, No. 101 East Washington street, are offering their entire stock of Carpets at greatly reduced rates. Gall and examine them. John Ifnegele hn* lately moved into his new honse, No. 89 East Washington street, where he would be glad to receive all bis old patrons. John has the largest glasses (and biggest beer) In the city, choicest of liquors, the best old Kentucky Bourbon and finest ten cent cigars iu the market. 11-3 Central Market. — Nos. 7 and 8 Bates House Block you will find all yon can eat, including fruits and vegetables, venison, maple sugar and maple syrup, delivered prorqptly by if Ben G. Stout A Bro.
The Beat and Original Tonic of Iron, Ph(>H)ikoru8, and Caliaaya, known aa Caswell, Muck & Co.’s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir ot Culisaya Bark. The Iron restores color to the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue, and the Caiisaya gives a natural healthy tone to the digestive organa, thereby curing dyspepsia lu ita various forms, Wakeiulness, General Debility, aud Depression of Spirits. Manufactured only by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. Sold by all druggists. 24-eod(eow)«fewltamly. Attention to Smokers.—I offer to sell now, fine imported Havana Clfeam, at 10, 12’i, 15 and 20 cents, such as Figaro, Espnuola, Partagas, Upmanno and other brain):. John A. HEIDLINOER, 5-2w .'>cxt door East of Palmer House. Baaketa full of choice Groceries, vegetables, choice fruits, bntter and eggs, choice venison and poultry, and all the delicacies of the season nt Ben G. Stout A Buo.’s, tf Central Market.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
3.900 17 1.U1 7.1.9 K7 l.*tt if]
7.119 79 5.516 50 1,60114
, - 1.072 44 5.428 58 2.H4IS'. Decatur—... 4.8JO 15 3,60/ 1J 1,193 The tax levies iu the townships for this
year are as follows:
How Uostelter'4 Hitters Car# D/spepslit. t«v wnm.* story ix a scTsmui.. Tii« olaee of the atomarh ia to convert the food into a rrcain-likc acini.fluid, called Chyme. Thl* ii effected partly by the action of a nolrent, called the saatrio juice, which exude* from the coatinj of the tt'imnch, and partly by a mechanical movement of that organ, which churna, si it were, the diaaolvinc ailment. The Chtmi pane* from the atomarh into the duodenum, or entrance to the buwele, where it is auhjected to the action of the bile, and the nutritioua portion of it converted into a fluid called CM*, which eventually become* blood. Now. it is evident that if the treat aolvent, tho tnstrio juice, is not produced in mfliciont quantity, or if the mechanical action of the stomach is not autticicntly brisk, the first process of disestion will be bet imperfectly performed. It ia also clear that if the liver, which plays >uch an important port in chanrins the noorlshinr portion of the chyme into the material of the blood, is contested, or in any unnatural condition, the second process will not he thoroushly accomplished. The result of the two failures ia dyapepsla, complicated with hiliousnesa. lUe-mode in which UOsIKTTER'6 BITTERS operate in su. h c«scs is this: They Invicorate the cellular membrane of the stomach, which evolves (lie (rastric juice, thereby insurint an ample sufficiency of the fluid to completely dissolve the food. They also act upon the nerves of the stomach, can-ing an acceleration of the meeban i<-al movement n" csoiry to reduce the food to a homogeneous ma.-s. They also act specifically upon the liver, -tr nzlhcnin# it, and so tnabtiar it to prodnee an ample and regular cuptly of tile, for the purpose of converting the nutritious particles of the I’himt into Chyle, and promote the pass ive through the bowels of the uscleis debris. In this way. HOSTETTTR’S BITTER* cure dyspepsia nnd livorcomplaint. Theexpisnstion is plain, simple, philosophical, and true. uichl'J dcodJrislw Ilollown.v’si IMII#.—VlRCI.tXT ERI-YTtavS.— Boils, rustub'*. snd in fact all diseases of the skin tbatare not the remit* of infection, proceed from a had state of the bt..nfl. Imperfect diceetion produces viluted blood and unhealthy tile, consequently t ,0 stomach is responsible for most of tho diseases of the skin. Therefore, attack complaints of this nature at their fountain head by toning uni purifying the digestion and dis ••barging organs with that pecrleil aperient, alterative aud corrective medicine—Holloway’s Fills. Fold by all Druggists. mchll dAwlw The VfoMt IVrfirrt Iron Tonic. HEUEIlAN’S FERR MED ELIXIROF BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from Caiisaya Bark and Fyropbqsphate of Irish, posiestin* the valnalde properties of iron, phosphorna, and eali suya, wtihout any injurious ingredient*. Aa a preventive to fever and ague, and a* a tonie for patient* recovering from fever or other aioknMe, it can not be rnrpassed, and i* recommended by the most eminent physician*. Phyaiciana in prescribing, and the public in purchasing, should be particular to specify UUGEMAN’S, as there are many inferior articles in the market, puimrting to ho of the same combination. Prepared only by liegeman Ji Co., Chemist# aad Druggists, Now York, and sold by #11 respectable Druggists. novSOdlyeow
Mnlicork’N l*uiinonic Njrap. Seaweed Togfic and Msndrske Pille, will cure Consumption. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken according to tho directions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. They cleanse tho stomach, relax the liver, and pat it to work; then the appetite boaojaies good, the food digest* nnd makes good blood: the patient begins to grow id flush; the diseased matter ripens in the la-ngs. and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. Thu is tho only way to
cure Consumption.
To those three medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pulinonio Byrup ripens tho morbid matter in the iuiig*, nature throws ft off by an easy expectoration, lor when tho phlegm or matter is ripe slight cough will throw it off, and the patient haa
rest and the lungs begin to heal-
To do this, tho Seaweed Tonio nnd Mandrak l ills must bo freely used to cleaowe the sto
aud liver, so that the Pulmonic “
macl id th<
■er, the
":'Vwin;'mke h K*'oq*bloo“' m0, ‘ iC ^ celn.’iiek i Mandrake Pills act upon the liv removing ait obstructions, relax the duets of gull blaipier, the bile starts freely and the II is soon relieved: the stools will show what Pill* can do; nothing has over been invented except culotue' (a deadly poison which is very dtingerou* to use unless w ith groat cure) that will unlock tho tnili blmtder iiTv<i wtuxt the W’crutio] of tho liver like Scbenck’s Mandrake Pills.
ver the
moat prominent
r Complaint is i
causes of Con uurption.
8'henek’s Seaweed Tonio is a gentle stimulant
ami aiterHtivu, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which this p eparation is made ot, assists the
stomach t" throw out tho gastric Juieet the food with the Pulmonic 8yrup, and
into good iil'Mid with >ut i'oruiuntation or souring
in tho stomaoh.
Thugru .t reason why physicians do not cur* Consumption is, they try to do too much; they K-di ine to stop the coughs, to stop chills,
so do-
gue m ii me to stop the coughs, to stop to step night s weat*, hectic fever, and by ing th'y d, range the whole digestivo p locking up the se -retions, am,’ ‘ ”
went sinks an i dies
Dr. Nelitnek, in his tfeatm
stivo powers, dually the pa-
stop a cough, night
move the i
locking up the secretions, and even
nks an t dies
is treatment, does not try to sweat*, chills or fever. Ro-
c cause, »nd they wilt all stop of their • wn accord. 5o ',no oan be cured ot Consumption, Liv-ir Complaint. Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, Uicrr.'ted In oat, uuie a the liver and
stomach are mado healthy.
if a person has consumption, of eonrse the
lungs, lo some wuy, are di*ei*c<i, eithi elos, aheeisca, hi L1 ' * --- -- -
•ion, or the lun.
fast deea It is not
Wtk ‘ ‘ have
WMdl’ai KnrvdkR Tonic Bitten | Can be had ia nearly every town in this Western anntry. Owing to it* curative propertiei It hoe apidly grown in pnblie favor generally. It# wonderful effoet and eurea ho* brought it bofero tho people nlmoat ag rapidly a# the wind* that veep the deaert plains. It U a anxe eare for all bilious eomplnint*. »neh a* Typhoid and Bilious Fevers, Chill* and Fever, Liver complaint. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all kindred dissaaee. It will onro Rheumatism.
a^'rshiL?a3S?thJ?i.'ssf:iissi; no bettor remedy for the above diseases, os well as debility from any eause. Svery family should hoop this valuable medicine in their houae.
Ward’s Bkeamntie Umlamema is pn ed to the public, not ua on experiment, but hose virtue bo# been tested, and p
o f
Mant-
as an owed
artiole whose virtue baa been tested, and proved a cure for sprains, paint in the limbs or back, neuralgia and rheumatism. It need* no lengthy
imatio sufferer ita mei nd ita remedial virtu
who may try it.
.RD. Sole Proprietor, Covington. Kentucky.
id rheumatism, il
eulogy, but to uny rheumatio
will soon be apparent, and its remedia
jen2G dim ~ Bachelor's Hair Dye.
..This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the i
.This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridieulou* tints; rem - ....
invigorates ami
ful black or brown. Hold by all Perfumer*, and properly applied Wig Factory, 16 Bond st., New xo
mohlO d A wly
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the Hair soft and beauti' Sold by all Druggist* and pplied at Batchelor’i
ai icmedies the'ill effects of bad dyes; tea and leaves the Hair soft and beauti*'
e Magic Comb
aark- Teeth are coated with solid
Dye. hair to be wet when combed, which deposits the Dye upon the Hair and colors it a permanent glossy black or brown. Is not poison, or in any way injurious. One Comb sent by mail for II 25. Trade invited to send for prices. Address W. PATTON. Treasurer Magic Comb Com posy,
aMachusetU. For sales very w v v«.
Springfield, Ms
Strength to the Blood. Without a certain portion of Iron, the blood loses its strength and parity. Blood anters every organ through the circulation, distributing the nutritive principle to every texture and the source of every secretion; hence, the importance of keeping it duly enriched. If it hoe become weak, the entire system will be weak, and the danger of incurring disease imminent; in short, good blood makes us healthy—bad blood makes us sick. Here we are admonished of the superior advantage of MISHLER’S HERB BITTERS. The Iron in these Bitters is readily absorbed into the circulation, and a strong and vigorous constitution created. The circulation is regnlated by them, and if any organ be weaker than the rest, the deposits which cease boils, carbuncles, tumors, lumps, etc., are checked and removed, and a healthy tone imparted to the entire system. It always eures, and never fails to prevent diseases arising from impure blood. mch4 deod&wlw
f T is conceded that the
1 TERS
hoe
acute and ehronie, th known world. It has forms of Fever*. Pm disease, Chronic Dii
lisease, Chru
aatism, Sick Ueodae]
arisii
I that the great ZIINGARI BITmastered more diseases, both nic. than anr bitter tonio in the
as eared Cholera, the worst monia. Liver snd Heart
rhcea, Dyspepsia,
arrboea, Dysp ehe, and will
r, are ili-e either tuberohixl i'ritalion, pleura adhere a mass of inflammation and
yin< In HUch cases, what must be done 7 only the lungs that are wasting, but it
u.s are a In such
It is not only the lungs that are wasting, be is the whole body. The stomach and liver h lost their n wer to make blood out ot food. N the only chance is to take Dr. Schenok’s th
: only chance is to take dicines, wich will bring neb tne patient will I .digest easily and mak tient begins to gain in
body begins to grow, the lungs commence to I up. and the patient nets fleshy and well. Th
be "iily way 11 cur* Consumption. VVhoii there is no lung diseai
enek s
medicines, with will bring up a tone to the stomach the patient will begin to want food, it will sily and make good blood; then the pa-
in, flesh, and, as soon as the
oheal
perfectly harmless.
, Dr. Schenck. who has enjoyed nninterrnnteo health ior many years past, and now weighs 225 ponnds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton the very last stage of Fulmonary Oonsura
cure i by the-leresaid medicines, and since bis srszj irLsaw*sss5;?«; remarkable s,uece ; a. tmi direction* ae-
ve US'
same remarkable succe company each, making i
sar> to personally i Heats wish their in
purpot* he is
Price gf the Pulmonic Syrup and Reawnari
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RAIIsROAB OFFICERS
Are requested to examine our BLANK BOOKS, Bo^Vm^faWeSut." ulanuf - tur -« ^
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
And other business men using
Large Blank Books,
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BINDING FOR PUBLISHERS
Done on the most favorable terms. Call and see as.
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Uphana'i AatidoU for strong drink positively cures drunkenness. Given without the knowlI’ Address. COCHRAN* *00.. 25 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pen*.
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. pr< seion of Spirits, Headache. Langnor, and all -Weaknesses of theStomach and Digestive Organs.
Pleasant te the taste, convenient to carry, and
ST4 Bro^hswy/New^rk.
Price 50 cents per box. mchfi dly
Printing Establishment,
MX East Washington Street,
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esse arising from a disordered •tate~of the blood. It is recommended by Governors of States, Members of Congress, distinguished divines and physicians, and the proprietor can show more sworn certificates of eures than any other Bitters menufacturers ia America. Send for circulars and read them. Sold by druggist* and dealers generally. F. RAHTER A CO , sol* Pl ft£zLi»od& * *" ort,, ' ront street. Philadelphia. Uworls—Imitation of ‘rirry f’ampreagfil
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1)4 inch „.|4 noper 100 1t» inch .10 0U I 1 -} inch— 12 no “ 1s i nch.....m....................... 15 00
In sell* offidO. i'i inch. Engraved, $100 00. Billiard Balls—Bagatelle, and Fifteen Bail PoolrjSi. *9 ‘JO; 2,’», $10 oo. Fifteen Ball Pool.
2A4. $36 00 a set.
Whiw and Black Rubber Martingale Rings, warranted for six months not to Break, get out of Round, and Colors not to Fade. Black Rings. $10, $12 and $14 single gross. White Rings, (18, $30 and $22 a gross. A fine assortment of Ivory, Pearl and Ooldplate sleeve Buttons. Studs and Collar Buttons sasem WILLIAM M. WELLING, Sole Patentee end Manufacturer? ^nch8 d3m. BOOK BINDERY.
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OWCAN BUILDER,
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Church Organ Builder,
WESTFIELD, KASSACHIISETTS.
S^iUR Organs are nnsnrpassed for beauty ant V 7 parity of tone, admirable and charaeteristie voicing, perfection and durability of action, and in general effectiveness, by those of any builder in the United States. In this claim of merit we are sustained by the expressed judgment of many of the most accomplished experts in the country. ,.| feb25 d3m I
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Frldaj Evening, March 12. BemeSt, aatd Lssst Night of MRS. SCOTT SIDOOAV. STT REQTJEST. AS YOU LIKE IT. Rosalind- Mrs. Scott Siddons ■WSatarday, Matinee—Mrs. Scott Siddons— Lady of Lyons.” ■wMonday, March 15, benefit of Mr. FRANK MURDOCH. .T-wevetta aa- SECURE TOUR SEATS su In preparation, Daly’s “Flash of Lightningl” Notice.—The price of admission to all Matinees: Adults, 50 eents; children (undgr 10) $5 cents, to all parts of the house. ■■ Bn n Bills for Particulars. Doors Open at 7: Curtain Rises at 7:45.
THE it I > lv ! ROLLER SKATING This Afternoon and Evening;. GRAND MATUVEK Each Saturday Afternoon. Admission, 25eents; Children, 15 eents.
_ pLsdies admitted afternoons without eliarge, except Saturday. febSli dtf
VISES.
UNION VISE COMP’Y, OF BtMirOH, BAM2.
sum plete i th* state.
SCHOOL. CATALOCFESL
Onr Catalogue werk is executed in the neatest manner, and at prices as low as aay ether responsible eSee. a
CARDS
OTT. President
Wcddi
Cards compel
ng. Visiting,
plain, or in a vane tition in this elae* o
Address, and Business —' "lors. W* defy
ity of eol f work.
DAILY SENTINEL
BOOK BINDERY,
CinCXTXs.A.nS,
DISTILLERS.
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I w. v. jonaon.) < late with k o. I>. mill l S.N.Pike ACo-1 mUJS, J0HN80H A CO, ercosBooxa to •AMVEE. B. PIKE * CO., DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PVK AND COLOGNE SPIRITS. ▲LUO t Rye, Bourbon & Malt Whiskies, Bo*. 18 Mad 20 Sycamore Street, AID So*. 27» 48 and 81 Tontnusn Street, CINOXXATI, OHIO. Hfiineod
GALLERY.
A. R. MILLER'S ^JEIOTO a-R,AJ»HIO
Of every description and style, site and design executed on extra fin* paper to suit all partii
In connection with oar large JOB PRINTING OFFICfe 1 W* have one of the moat complete BOOK BINDERIES In the Western country, endear* prepared to do bxs^hstik: ‘wons: With promptness, and in a manner tliat we i rant will give entire satisfaction.
R. i. BRIGHT. Proprietor.
BARBER SHOP.
The Palmer noose Barber Shop, TN the basement, entrance on Illinois street, U s. now in complete order for buainess, having been lately refitted. We have a fall corps of experienced workmen, and oan dispatch work fast and in tb* best style of the art W* bespsak ot the publiea share of their patronage, ana gnarantee satisfactfbn. Give us a call. Our charges M. MA80N a son; jaaUd3m
BILL All the regular tiees kept constantly o* hand, in quantities to suit purchasers. Odd sixes ruled to order when desired.
RAILROAD PRINTING.
The attention of Railroad men I# respectfully called to our increased facilities for eaeeutins this class of work.
POSTER PRINTING.
We are prepared to do all descriptipsi of Poeter Printing. Particular attention given to Ceiored Printing.
PORTRAIT GALLERY,
H*. 43 Eaa* Waaklnsrtnm atreet, „ INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. gwerraetypes. Amhrolypes and I’hotographs. 4-rf r ,^S£S^;Sd“.'« r “ p .7; rugitTruRE. , J. Tt. 1MA.R-OT, f ’ t . . I *
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WANT5D-A11 kinds of Second-Hand House-
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TRADE PALACE.
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TRADE PALACE,
26 and 28 W. Washington S
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DISSOLUTION.
Book and Pamphlet Work. Our Book Room is fitted with all the most desirable styles of type and material fordoing th* smallest Pamphlets to the most elaboratb volome. Our stock of Book Paper is so complete that we
t0 do work at low prices, and parties
neat'and'eLan^ob!* ‘
Dissolution of Copartnership.
». B. SMITH A 4 0.
m*h2 dtflthp
PROFESSIONAL.
In Connection with onr BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, W* have th* most complete Boole 13 i ii d o x* y In the State, and ar* prepared to do *0 kind* of B IL.-A. 35T BE "W O TR. TT FOR MERCHANTS AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
I.vpisxAPoua. March 9,1869, atfaSwmfwloeiby® conUn ‘‘ e<1 ’" ^ tofor< ‘- w. & c. F. HOLLIDAY, IS South Meridian Street.
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UPHOLSTERY.
HATE T0US BEDS CLEANED ! r RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC X that I am now prepared to clean feather* by an improved proeea.. My renovator cleans beds from all impurities and had odor, and ia a thorough Moth and Bag Exterminator. It aUo causes tb* feathers to expand about one-fourth, and moke* them lively and aa good as new. 1 keep wi hand a choice selection of the very beet live Geese Feathers. Beds, Bolsters and Pillows filled to order. A general assortment of FashioaFuraiture and Upholsters; also Furnifare ired and varnished equal to new. 4? E**t Womb lute ton Street. Janas d3m ADO. GEBHARD.
BILL HEADS.
LARGE BLANK BOOKS Will consult their Interest* by e*Ul*g at th* Sentinel offle*.
<:■ Ttrb!; 1 ••-All order* mu*t be addreeeed $p - 1 Puts'*fii&cJ B. J. BKIGHT, PFvpvifltor.
BILL UE-A.3DS
a. w. ricx eaiu., *.». k z. con, u. DBS. PICKERILL & COLE, Physicians ami Surgeon* omoBs SO>4 Korth Penn sylgauin Stret (Half square fromWeekii i^ton street, near 1 INMAhAPdHLM, INDIANA.
Hr. Fra Till’* Im; pro vest Equilizi Appati raatuM.
Al*o, with *11 other let* improvement* in t proetio* of Medicine and. Surgery. The atte won.of those afflicted wi th Rheumatism, Ne nUfio, Gout. Paralysis, Epileptic Fits, and Throat and Lun* Disease •. is respectfully call to the Equiliier Cure. The closest atteotii fiven to the general and i tpecial practice of Me tome and Surgery. aarCall* attended to at all hours. **"All eommunicatio ua from a distan promptly answered. _ewW» have also the General Agency for I Faxviu. e Improvxd Eq riLizxx. Territory f ale. Call and see ns. decl7 d3m
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