Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1869 — Page 4
WAWT1P.
■l*r AUTKD-A call irom all portiM wiihinc to TT buy and leli ur daat with Heal Kiutt* Brukera, by Wrlfht k Vlnncdrc. J. T. VV right (late Auditor Alanun cunuty) and J. A. Vinnodgo hare lorined a pertnerahip lor the »»le and ezehange of Jteal Jt?tnto. UBioe, No. tij Beat
Waahington street, up stairs.
Wo leapoctlully call tho attention of onr no* morons tricnda and all parties haring property 10 sell or exchange in this city or elsewhere, conlidently believing that from our extended acquaintance, not only in this elty and oonnty, but tnroughout the dtate, that we can oOer increased facilities tor the transaction 01 business placed in our care. We intend to merit a lull share of business, and fully expeot to have it. We issue a Monthly Bulletin, full of inioraai on, including descriptions of property for sale all over Use oountry. Uur list of city property and Ihrins is aircudy greatly extended, oomprisin» all grade* ol vauio aud every variety oilotia-
tiod,
jarau and unimproved land* to sell or ex-
'Wu want to sell
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DAILY SENTINEL
Malnrdwy Iterwleej, April !•
sell your property; exchange property;
buy a house;
If you want te exchange lands for sity prop-
ifyou wanitu if you want to
erty.
^ If you want to exchange elty property for a If you want to rent, buy or sen a house, mill
oriactvry,
It you want to sell out yonr business or go into
business,
i uu cannot do better than call upon us. Ulhce—fio. hi hast Washington street, up stairs. WKlUfU' J£ ViNaaIsu*.
\*7 ANTKD-The public to know thatSolomon’s TV great fawubruking Kstobhlhtnent is fto. 2h houth Illinois street- Money advanced liberally on Diamonds, Watches, dewoir etc-, etc.
Clothing, otii dly
VI/'ANTKD—A man TT ity and experie: lars, te be invested as lisbed lucrative busim
led lucrative business, for par dress C. W.,- Dux 087, ludiauapolis,
aplo It'-’
with some business oapaonce, with five bandied dolai tncr in a good esiat-
r or partieulars, aduapolts, Indiana.
FOR SALK.
I,t jK riALli—The stock and three years lease of A' one oi the best Groceries in the city, cepired, about »4.UiA). for further panicddicss BoSloUice Boa 06, fnuieaapvlis,
aprlo <gjt
itai re«iu
ulars, addiess
Indiana.
VELOCIPEDES.
\; hLOClPKDi!^ of several styles V at the Uymnasium. He* one \ elooipeiles cau ue tiad at reduced
on luo streets.
t HOICK CIOKRAp
And cheap, at the cigar stand in t^e room,
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jw on, week, or use
Indianapolis Business Directory,
ATTORNEYS.
[OHN W. BLAKK. Attorney at Law and No-
Pubhc. hogal business ms made in all the ill
A reliable Special atte
n. Alio
hogal business transacted aud i in all the States and territotle
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lary Public. Uections mad
ole Agent in each eouoty of Indiana, attention given to Collections, and to ciisus in bankruptcy. OlBce—Ao. 4ft hast Waih-
iugion street, p'.etouer * &na
•uptcy. Omce—ao. 4ft Bast w*s , Indianapolis, Indiana, ov arpe's Bank. feblS d*w2ui
KOWIX k. DAVIS.
1/OSS a DAVIS, Attorneys at Law, So. 8 TalV bott A New’s Blocs, first door south of Postotlico, practice in the lmlpd States and State Courls. Attention given to matters in Bankruptcy, and o tne preparation of bnoie for tko
supreme Court, and collections.
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UaKKKH A BLOOMKK, Attorneys at Law, A Indianapolis, Indiana. DihceAo. 32(4 Bast ivasUingion street.. iebladfim I. W. NICUOL, Attorney at Law. Offloe, No. tl . 2 /Ktiut Building, Indianapolis, Indiana.
ITILLIAM A. LOW®. At
T selor at La eet, Herald Bui
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LOWK, Attorney ai aw. No. 16(4 KastWi Iding, Indianapolis.
aug4 dly nd Connashington
BANKS.
INDIANAPOLIS INSUBANCK COMPANY’S L Banking Office in Company's Building, corner Virginia avenue and i’onnsylvania street. W. UaNoanaoR, Prei't. Attx. C. Jak*so». Sec’y. jyl« dly U A VINOS BANK, 14 Bast Washington street. O J. B. KrrxiMiKa, (formerly of Pletcher’s Bank.) iyladly
Two e*pdeowft k « mBNTIIICI. awe mb* to every ewmWty la the State far the aaa af the pahlle. They are asMiesaed ta the eeauty aflleera.
errv news. jiN'The Union Whits Boy* in Bias are requeeted to meet at 1.16 East Washing ton street, on Satnrdsy evening, April 10, 1869, to transact basiness of importance, lie* there be a fall attendance. Isaac J. Taylob, President, H. N. CoitXLiir, Secretary. 9-2 Semaemtle City ranrenfiaa. At a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee of the oity, eompoeed a* follow*: Pint Ward, Dr. II. P. Barnea; Second Warn], William Wilkin*on; Third Ward, H. Clay; Fourth Ward, C. A. Blliott; Fifth Ward, J. P. Meikel; Sixth Ward, O. Wachstetter; Seventh Ward, John Karney; Eighth Ward, M. O’Connor; Ninth Wnrd. Dnniel Keeley; on theeail of the Chairman, the following action was
taken :
Bnolctd. That a delegated Convention 1* hereby called, to meet at the Criminal Conrt Room on Wcdneadny next, April 14, at 7 o'clock r. n., to nominate eandidate* for the varlon* city offleert to be mpported at the May election, by the friend* of reform, and traniaet inch other
basinet* as may com* before them.
Rtkdlvtd, That each ward bo entitled to twenty delegate*, who (hall oa*t ton voto* in (Aid ConT */?«io/ri<f, That nil citisom opposed to the ‘•King” and its nominees, to the mismanagement, extraraganee and corrnptlon of the present city administration, to high taxation and police rule, to negroes voting or holding office, and to mixing the blaok with th* whit* children in the pnblie schools, are requested to meet in their respective wards, to elect the said delegates and arrange fbrthe selection of eandidate* for Counoilmen, on Monday next, (iSihinat.) at 7:30
o’clock p. a., a* fellow*
First
TntMe Inter.
BELL HANGEH. i LBKRC 1SKNSEE, Bell Hanger and KeyJ\. in.iker, No, 63 Aaat Washington Street, uppt Site Dilu I rliows' Hall, iron Sales opened and repaired. Ail kind* of Lock! repaired. K-i.l'-l -in
CARRIAGE MAKERS. \| ILLEli, MITCHELL k STOL’UU. Manufaeturun ol CarriuKe* Kiprats VV^gout. *r ivoutucky avenue ami (ieorgiastreet.
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DENTISTRY. [J ILUokp St IIKLMS, No. 70 North Illinoss l\ etreot. are munularturiog the best quality anilici^l ieeth at les* prices than any other i luce in Hie city. janlbdly
DRY GOODS.
iMtADE PALACE”—N. R. Smith k Co.. JohI bers unit Kotuilers in Dry Goods, 26 and 28 •:.it vV'u-eington street. jylfi dly
HAIR WORK.
JA J. MEDINA, Manufacturer and Dealer in J7 . Unman Hair Work, Switches, Carls, Wigs. Hair lovdlry, etc., •! West Washington street.
J y'23 -ily
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HATS. CAPS ETC.
'I’HE Ono Price Hat Store. K. A. Seaton, deal 1 er in Huts, Cups and Fur Goods, 25 Nort Pennsylvania street. iylS dly
f I BAMRFKGKR, dealer in Huts, Caps ant ii. Straw G<-ids. No. 16 East Washingtoi struct. jylfidly
MARBLE WORKS.
|» 0. CARPENTER, Marble Worker and iy. Monuoient Builder. All kinds of Marble work done pr.mptly, and guaranteed. Beoteh and -New England Granite Monuments furnished us reasonable as cun be had East or Weet, No. 36 K-*.«t Market street, first door east Journal Building, Indianapolis. febZO d3m
PLUMBERS.
rtONRAb NEAB. FLDMBER, OAS AND O Steam Fitter, No. 70 North Illinoi* street, Miller's Block. Lead and Iron Pipe, Pumps,
/ ♦OUtTBR A WHITE, Gas and Bums Pipe Fitters and Plumbers, Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, eto-. Gas Companies Building, 47 Bouth Pennsylvania street.
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SADDLERY.
M. HHKFER k SON. Saddle end Herneee . Makers. Ladies and Gentlemen’s Riding Sedles, eto.. 23,South Meridian street. jy!6 dly
HOTELS.
St. 2Vicholns - R«i»t««irant FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, s nr. PoitrtlinsMl Knee Ntw.,Clnrinni»tl, B. ROTH St SONS, Proprietorr All conveniences niv- rded ladies nnacquainU in Ciuclnoiati to assist them in shopping. junVA dly ]R. X7 r. R ' » HOTEL AND RE3TAUIIAN? EUROPEAN PLAN, * <M»i Str.-ef, between Mnlta nn<l Market l.OliISVIl.I,K, KT. ian2'dly CHAS. C. R1 FF.R, Proprietor. A -1 i t X, .V IV I> IIOUSK, THX 05I.T Kneopenn Hofei In file City. (vc/i nhove Seventh Strry,, Philadelphia. nov23dly A. F. BELCHER.
-6T /f A.M: IIOXEts. 11)5 and Rt7 Liberty Street, opposite the Union Depot, Pltf.bnrsr, Penmijrlvnnflt, J VMK8 a. LANAUAN, - - - Proprietor This hokise, conducted on the European plan. !■< newly built, splendidly furt isbed. and eonvenient :o railroads. The Restaurant open day and night. nov23 dly
GYMNASTIC ASSOCIATION V Ol’NG MEN’S GYMN ASTIC ASSOCIAI. TION. GVMNASItTM. -Third Story of American Merchants’ Union Express OfTn-e. Class Exer-<-i-c Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 7(4 o’clock Aoplicant* for membership may apply to W. IJ. PET1TT ^Chairman of Admission Committee) at Citizens’ National Bank, of to any meinbet *f the AsWicintion. Tfrus ok 'iKUtiggsnn’.-JS rnltiatinn Fee, and mirfer, dnes. april71mwjfs ' L..JI! 11 ! 1 !"—
51 per qmii
XX MADISON ALE, Vl/E <v»v i*yei>»reil to furnish the cittiens of
} T Imlianepolis with the genuine X.X. Aladitson Jk\e 9
Bottle*! for f«mily n«>. in gomtitiep to tbU pnr-
<ier?* cifn b* sent to onr address, tu
rlin-*er«. Orders ean b» sent to
'"laws*"' VIESVWSS
/ inMAllaACtrsti erevy ’tfwnjttiow aueeiy eg. (u-wwii on roiumow • eito or ooiormt pan*,
p. , m fellows: . Ward—At the school hons
A Word-At tho school ho Third Ward—At Washington Hall.
Fourth Ward—At the old school house.
Fifth Ward—At the sehool hoose. Sixth Ward—At Simpson’s Hall. Seventh Ward—At the school bouse.
Eignth Ward—At lUllmao’* blacksmith shop.
Ninth Ward—At the Conrt House.
Hamteat, That each member of this committee is charged with the duty of providing lor said
meeting in his ward.
Rkoisald H. H ill. Chairman.
Tl. Clay. Secretary.
jA^Meteorologieal reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by O. V. Woolen, M. P„ Meteorological Commit-
tee:
Bar. Ther. Hyg. Rain. Snew. April 8. 9 P. M....29.20 44. 7 5 “ 9. 7 a. M....29.21 44. 1. ’• 9, 2 r. m....29.20 So. 9. 8.33 #. RKLIOIOrA NOYME. Jtev. Henry Blanchard, Pastor of th* First UnKarien Society, will preach at the Academy of Music on Sunday efternooa at 3:30 o'clock. The-pnblic are cordially invited to attend. Sunday Sehool at the tame pine* at 10 o'rloek 4. k. j^The Grand Jury meets on Monday. ^W'The Jadges of the Sapreme Court will come together on Monday. Plash of Lightning” at the Matinee to-day. Mwi ,r-®~ Miss K. J. Phillips’s benefit is announced for Monday night. The Board of Public Improvements at its meeting yesterday, Issued building permits amounting to 97,600. the Common Pleas Conrt, yesterday, divorces were granted in the cases of Bogert r.t. Bogert, and Smith re. Smith.
SW-The large dry bouse attached to Cary’s coopering establishment, which whs destroyed by lire a few days since, is being rebndlt. jSf A Sabbath School Convention Is to he hcl 1 here on the 4th, 5th and 6th of May, under the auspices o’ the Synod ol Indiana.
The members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity in this city, have a social reunion at the Common Pleas Conrt Room to-night. Companies “A” and “C” of the National Guards Battalion have lieen consolidated, with Deputy Sheriff John L. Hanna, as Captain. ^BSTPork packing Is still going on at Kingan’s establishment. There aie quite a number of hogs in the pens, and a great many are expected to arrive next week. ^D-Some of the patients in the Insane Hospital are getting up private theatricals, and practice three times a week, under the direction of Mr. W. M. Moreland of the Academy of Mnslc. T^~ln the Criminal Court yesterday, James Ridgeway was tried by the Court for assanlt and battery, with Intent to kill. The evidence and the argument was heard, hut no decision rendered. ^“The Secretary of State, yesterday, received a communication from the Secretary of State of Alabama, notifying him of the recent change in the great seal of that State. ^•The following revenue retarns were made to the Assessor yesterday: Morphy, Johnston <fc Co., sales of dry goods during March, 965,900. F. Goepper <fe Co., manufactures in the quarter ending March 31, 96,260, An old colored woman, who lived on the corner of Noble and Georgia streets, who wove carpets for a living, dropped dead on Wednesday evening, while engaged in her ordinary honsehold work.
^t*Hon. P. M. Kent, Hon. Bayless W. Hanna, J. D. Herkimer, Esq., Snperlntendent of the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad, and General Gresham are In the city. Hon. W. C. De Panw, of New Albany, passed - throngh the dly yesterday en route for home. pS-Rov. B, P. Foster, pastor of the First Univorsalist church of this city, has accepted a call to St. Paul’s church, Dayton, Ohio, and will remove to that city immediately. He will deliver a farewell sermon at Masonic Hall, at half-past ten o’clock to-morrow morning. /•O'That latest fashion among the ladieg of wearing small hells attached to the bonnet Strings, and which, when thrown over tho shoulders,Jingle and rattle in a lively way, ie known by the euphonious name of “tbejiuglespedlan.” Some folks here have adopted It. ^jrThe agitation of the hotel question may possibly reault in good. It la now proposed to enlarge the Bates House by building another story with a French roof, ami a dining room where the open court is now, and to put th# olflue in the drat story. PnEsBVTitRiar^—The Presbytery of Indianapolis, (O. S.)at its meeting at Boggstown this week, adopted the Philadelphia resolutions ha reference to the proposed union ot the Old and Mew School bodice, vtx: a union on the basis of the standards, pnre and simple. Rev. L. O. Hay and Andrew McCaslin, Esq., wore chosen Commissioners to the General Assembly, wllh Rev. f. W. Montfort and James Blake, Esq., ae alternates. The General Assembly meets in New York next month. Onra-sonops.—Some grace tees scamps, supposed to be pupils at the Ninth Ward school boose, have recently amused themselves by breaking thwwlndow glass in the Saw Mill Mission Chapel near b|rEvery pane which was not protected by a shutter ban baeo broken, and n quantity of old shoes, bones and stones were thrown into the chapel. U is te bn hoped that fkyyoaaf nouaffirela will beoaogbt and ptmlahed egrernly.
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■ IfUMBBR TEN. TH* CALASDONIA PAP** MIT.T.8. In 1864 Messrs. Oay A Braden entered upon the manufacture of wrapping paper, patting op a large two story frame mill for their purpose, on the west branch of the oanal at the terminus of West Market street. In October, 1866, Mr. Oay sold out hla interest to Mr. E. E. Field. In February, 1868, Mr. James Scanlan bought a one-half interest, the mill was enlarged, new additions made to the machinery and the name of the mill changed from the “White River” to the “Caledonia” Paper Mills, Mr. Scanlan, who was a practical paper maker, taking charge aa Superintendent. Among other improvements, the firm pat up four large bleaching tubs, that hold about two tons of straw each. These tubs were bnilt of fully seasoned ash wood and were iron bound. On the first of last May, while Mr. Scanlan was inspecting them, one ol the tubs burst, and be was scalded to death by the hot liquor it contained. A young man, an employe about the mill, who waa with Mr. Scanlan at the time, waa also scalded to death. Mrs. James Scanlan retains her late husband’s interest in the mill. Shortly after the death of Mr. James Scanlan, his brother, Patrick Scanlan, was pnt In charge of the mill as foreman, which position he still Retains, to the general satisfaction of the owners. On the first of February last Mr. Braden disposed of his fonrth Interest to Mr. Erie Loeke, the mill now being owned by Mrs. James Bosnian, E. S. Field ‘and Erie Locke, Before Mr. James Scanlan took charge, a very inferior article of paper was made at the mill, it being of a dirty brown color and of an uneven llimsoy surface. Since then, owing to the Improved machinery and the better experience brought to bear in its manufacture, the quality of the paper made has gradually Improved, and now stands equal to any made in the States, it having a bard, even polished surface, ranging in color from a very light straw to a dark buff. The articles used in its manufacture are hard woolen rags, gunny bags, old ropes and straw, the last named being the principal material employed, tho consumption of which is about ten tons a week. The mill Is run by means of water power, two turbine wheels—one of ten and one of seventy (estimated) horse power—being used, aud Is run from 1 o'clock Monday morning until 11 o’clock Saturday night of each week, giving employment to twenty-six persons, six of whom are women, turning out about 3,500 pounds of paper every twenty-four hours. The straw used in the manufacture, after being boiled In the bleaching tubs is washed In a large revolving wooden cylinder, the Invention of Mr. James Scanlan, and then paseesa through a series of engines, called pulp beaters, three In number, having a capacity for the manufacture of 650 pounds of paper each run, where with tho .other articles used in the manualacturc, it is thoroughly prepared for the paper machine. Tho paper machine in this mill ia what is called a sixty-two inch cylinder machine, and is furnished with James Scanlan's new Improved patent upright felt, and two stacks of calenders with five rolls in each stack. The entire machine cost about 914,000. The Caledonia Paper Mill has obtained a first class standing among paper dealers in Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville, aud the mill Is constantly run to its full capacity to complete orders. The sales for the past year amounting to nearly 975.000. LUMBER AND STAVK TRADE. John Hunte and John Stumph formed a partnership in the lumber basiness in 1864, admitting Mr. William B. Dickson, formerly of Cincinnati, as a partner in February, 1865, the firm taking the style of Bunte, Stumph it Dickson. Gn the first of March following they leased frtmi II. Bales, Esq., a piece of ground fronting on Market street, just esat of tho Union track, on Which they located their lum!>or yard. In May of the same year the firm name was changed to Bunte A Dicitson, Mr. Stumph disposing of his interest to them, and withdrawing from the business. 4*The basiness of Messrs. Bunte A Dickson so increased that they found additional yard room a necessity, and on the first of January, 1868, they leased more ground from Mr. Bates, making their lumber yard cover an area of fonr acres. In May of las* year they leased an sere of ground from the Bellefontaine Railway Company, at the Intersection of the Peru and Bellefontaine tracks, on which they put up a factory for dressing staves, furnishing it with two dressing and one jointing m achines, and one heading find two cut off saws. During the last ten months they have received four hundred and fonr car loads of stave timber in the rough, and have shipped to Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Cleveland and Chicago two hundred and thirty car loads of dressed staves, the market value of whieh was 956.000. Their lumber trade, which Is principally in white and black walnnt, cherry and hard lumber, is rapidly on the increase, as will be seen by the following statement of receipts: Car loads received In 1865 .V. Car loads received in 1866 88 Car loads received in 1867 525 Car loads received In 1868 825 During the same lyears they received elghty-Uiree car loads of shingles. Their shipments of walnut and cherry lumber to points East in 1867, amounted to 100 car loads, and in 1868 to 388 car loads. Their lumber business lor 1868 amounted to 9130,000, the best portion of which, as well as the entire amount of their sales of staves, being drawn from points outside the State. Mosers. Bunte A Dickson have a very large lot of stave timber on hand, and their stock ol walnut, cherry aud other hard lumber in yard will measure 500,000 feet. They expect their trade in walnut liimloer alone during the present year will amount 2,500,000 feet. A force of thirty-five hands aro employed in their lunilier yard and stave factory. Louisvillb, New Albany and Ch:i’AOo JfcAiMtOAP.—Under a decree of Court tills road was sold by the .Sheriff of White county, on the Sili instant, for the nominal snm of 9100,000. It was bid in for the bondholders by their representative, Mr. Schnyler, who stated that all the holders of bonds would be admitted to the full benefit of the reorganization, whether their bond# were In the pool or not. Upon this representation there waa no competing bid made. It ia understood that the new company will put the road in first rate condition throughout its entire length. Tan State Debt.—The Board of State Debt Sinking Fond Commissioners met yesterday, at the office ot the Auditor of State, and determined that there wae on hand, sufficient money to redeem about thirty-five per cent, of the five percent, certificates of State stocks. This amounts to about 9875,006. 'fliere are yet outsteiodlttg 9200,000 of wav loan bonds, which the holders are earnestly requested resent far redemption. The money jor this purpose has been lying in the State treasury for a year or two, but owners teem to think it s good Investment sod refuss to yitid tbs certificates.
fiS- Th the Folios Court yesterday, there was but one ease of drunk and disorderly. ^^The audience at the Academy of Music last night ou the occasion of Mr. Moreland’s benefit, was quite a large one. “Flash of Lightning” was presented in good style, the beneficiary appearing as the steamboat clerk to fine advantage. The performance closed with the “Irish Tutor,” a laughable farce which was. highly enjoyed by the audience. Tonight “Flash of Lightning” will be repeated. Goon Moral Charaizterh.—The Constitution of this State requires that any person practising law, shall be “a person of good moral character.” This requirement is not always complied with; Indeed, few, if any, judges ever think of questioning the character of an applicant for admission to the bar. One of the Judges of this county baa determined, however, that hereafter he will adhere to the rule, commencing^ to enforce it at the beginning of his next term. In doing so, he will be sustained by a majority of the bar, and by the people at large. Too Much Now*.—A rather amnsing scene took place in the Criminal Court, yesterday. During the argument ot an attorney, an old gentleman, who was rather deaf, commenced whispering very loudly to an old friefid. The ba’.itf rapped and called order, but the old gentleman paid no attention, until the official walked over and took him by the arm. The Court then remarked to the visitors, that the room would be at their service In a very few minutes, If they wished to make speeches. Setowd Masuiterade at ttik Rink.— The second Grand Masquerade comes off at the Rink to-night, and will probably be as largely attended as was the first one. The same arrangements which made that one so successful, will be carried out to-night, and no one need fear any of that license which is frequently the accompaniment of Masquerades. Until 10 o’clock roller skating, promenading, velocipede riding and fancy skating will be the order of things, and between ten and twelve o’clock dancing will take place. As additional seata will be provided, there will be ample accommodation for those who merely wish to look on.
If ydu hare Dyspepsia, Bead Tills. HEGEMAN’S FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK. One box of “The Great American Dyspepsia * A pleasant eerdial prepared from Calisay a Bark PHIs (which cost *1) and Pine Tree Tar Cordial. ] and Pyrophosphate of Iron, poseegsin* the val- . are warranted to benefit a person suffering with 1 “s' 11 * properties of iron, phosphorus, and cali-
Elegant Carpets at Wall A Bush'S, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint/Tostiveness or any say a. without any injurious ingredients. Asa
Large Lunch at aiue o’cloch this evening at No. 81 South Illinois street.
Robert Reinhardt.
101 East Washington street.
Polychrome Finish.—For this elegant finish leave orders at 101 East Washington street. 10^
The Merchant Tailoring Depart- j ment of the New York One Price Cloth- i ing House Is supplied with the latest styles of Cloths, Caasimeres aud Vestings, and all those who want to get a fine j Spring Dress Suit, or a suit of clothes j made to order, will do well to call on the establishment. Prices will always bo found cheaper than at any other house in the city. 10-2 Beautiful Window dccorAtion* at Gall & Rush’s, 101 East Washington street. 10-2 Everybody Takes It.—The old adage “a stitch In time saves nine,” is a true maxim. Ws will add and recommend to all who may be aware of a loss of appetite and feel bad generally,that Brady's Family Hitters should be taken on first symptoms of decline in health. They are recommended by the medical profession- Every body should take them. See advertisement iu another column. dd;w Grand Auction Mule, by DaviN &. Jones, at nine a. m. this day. Fine Furniture, such as French Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sideboards, Tables, Chairs, Mattresses, Husk and Spring Mattresses, Carpets, Cooking and Heating Stoves, etc., etc. Also one good Carriage, one family Mare and Harness, six Wheelbarrows, and other brick makers’ fixtures, etc. Also at one and a half o’clock p. M. a bankrupt stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, brought here from a country town, to be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. Davis A Joses.
[ of the many ills arising from indigestion, more 1 than 810 worthof doctor’* presoriptiens of obnox- | ious and poisonous drugs. We certainly should ! not make thin assertion thus publicly, did we not I possess the most complete evidence to subttnn1 tiate its truth; evidence that would stand before ! any court or jury in the land I The Great Amer- ' icon Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial are a positive and infallible cur* for Dyspepsia | in its mo»t aggravated form, and no matter of
how long standing.
Thoqsands of certificates of absolute eu<%, (when aU els* lailed to afford relief.) as well as recommenda'ory letters without number, have been received by Dr. Wishart. the prop'ietor, attesting the uniform success with which they have been employed in all diseases of the Liver and Digestive oi gai.s. Many of said letters are rum the highc.l sources, including eminent statesmen. Governors, State Judges, clergymen, etc. Men slow to be convinced, prejudiced, perhape, at first, but feeling themselves under a sense of duty bound to tell the Doctor what they had done for them and to recommend them to others. The great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar ffordial are sold by all druggists throughout the world. They can also be obtained at Dr. Wishart's Great Family Medicine Store, No. 232 Nor b Second street, Philadelphia, where one of the most celebrated and successful practicing physicians of the age can be consulted, free of charge. Those in need of professional aid or counsel, will do well to make a note of the above. Communications by mail, soliciting professional advice, will be considered strictly confidential. and promptly answered free of charge.
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<; noil a—Imitation of Ivory—Comprmee*
Ivory t’oro t’horko.
Vi, Inch —S8 00 per 100
Tub Radical Hatred of Forbmx Bor* CinzKXg.—It in a noticeable fact that the Republican city ticket la composed exclusively of Americann, there not being a German or Iriah representative on It. Tble smack* largely of the old Know Nothing principle enunciated by the party who once sought to exclude the ferelgn vote, and who are now read v to arm the negro with the power of the ballot, and clothe him In official robes. We trust a fair representation will tie given to our foreign born citlvena on the opposition ticket, a* there are men among them, whose loyalty and integrity can not lie disputed and who, lieing large taxpavers, arc deeply interested iu the imiiduct of our municipal affairs. Moriuhoe's Opera Hall.—Up to three o’clock yesterday the weather was bright and fair, and for once it seemed as if (be clerk of the weather had smiled upon Prof. PearsHll. Hut tho sky soon clouded over, and before four rain waa falling. Fortunately there wasn’t a great deal of it, but still the clouds looked so threatening, and the prospects for more were so good, we concluded that, for the nobody knows how manyetli time a concert in which Prof.Pearsall was directly interested would fail of success from the bad weather. But such wan not the case. Morrison’s Opera Hall was filled at an early hour, and as far as attendance was concerned there eould be no complaint. As for the concert itself, there has never been an entertainment given here in which so many talented and cultivated musicians, both amateur and professional, took part, and it could have fallen nothing short of the most complete success. It was a great conipUuivnl to Professor Pearsall that tbs whole musical talent of the city united in tendering him such a benefit; and it is a creditable thing Uj the city that it can produce such an array of talent. Those taking part were Professors Hess, Bergstein, Black ami class, Rhodes, Keating, and Choir of .St. Mary's Church; Professors St. Clair and Dr. Loeper, pianist, Harry Lehrriter, Arthur Lietz, tho Beethoven Society and Orchestra, Professor Hess, Director, tho Micnnerchor, Professor Weegman, Director. The programme, which embraced many choice selections, although one or two parts were quite heavy, waa finely rendered, and was received with the greatest satisfaction. Space will not allow us to speak of each performance, and where all were so good, it would be invidious to particulariy.o. During the intermission between the first and second parts, Prof. Pearsall being loudly called for by the audience, appeared, and returned his thanks to the audience for the kindness they had manifested towards him. While he was yet speaking, Mr. J. A. Baker stepped upon the stage, and handing him the following communication, requested him to read it, which be did, as soon as he could command his voice: Indianapolis, April!), 1860. IJatiter Pearsall—Dear Sir: We, tho undersigned, take.pleasure in donating the amounts set opposite onr names: W. H. Morrison Jf>0 00
31 50 32 50
30 00 30 00 15 00 12 00 12 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 6 00
W. C. Smock 5 00 Daniel Moeauley 5 ini J. C. Mclver ! 5 oo Prof. Vogt 6 oo
9277 50
LOCAL ITEMS. Call at Mr*. Callin'* autl see those fine Bonnots, the very latest. Cheap Root* ami Shoes at the Eagle Shoe Store, No. 23 East Washington street. 10-2* Bargains! Bargain*! In Boot* and Shoes, at the Eagle Shoe Store, No. 23 East Wmibingtqn street. 10-2” ■U ■ ■■ - Call lo-slay at Mr*. Catlanht ana see those tins Bonnets, the very latest. Oak Hall, Bp. 3 Bate* House.— New Goods—One of the largest and choicest stock ot Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing for the seaimn, ha* j^t been received at Oak Hall, No. Bates House. Also a splendid line of all the latest styles in Cloths apd Case! meres. It 1* an IniHnpntaklp feet that the finest stock of Ready Made Mens' Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing can be found *t the New York One Price Clothing House. First class goods aro sold there at astonishing low figures. 10-2 An experience of a third af a century has given L. Rice, Esq., of the American Honae, Boston, a knowledge ot all tne requisites ot s first class hotel. The popularity of that hotel iadleates that the poblle appreciates bis sflbctato
ylsaes.
K% i m 1 ft 10 00 1*4 inch 12 W “ In »etta offiOO. 1(4 inch. Lined. 872 00.
Billiard Balia—Bagatelle, and Fifteen Ball Pool—2%. *9 00; 2(4. 810 00. Fifteen Ball Pool. 2(4. 836 uB a act. Warranted fonix months not to Break, get out of Round, and Colors not to Fade. White and Black Rubber Martingale Rings, Black Rings. $10. 812 and 814 single gross. Wnite Rings, 813. 820 and $22 a gross. , „ , , A fine assortment of Ivory, Pearl and Goldidate sleeve Buttons. Studf^ns CoBar^lluttons.
preventive to fever and ague, aud as a tonic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it can not be surpassed, and is recommended by the moat eminent physicians- Physicians in prescribing, and the public in purchasing, should be particular to specify UEGEMAN’S, as there are many inferior articles in the market, purporting to be of the same combination- Prepared only by liegeman k Co-, Chemists and Druggists, New York, ami sold by all respectable Druggists. novSOdlyoow liegeman's Genuine Cod Liver Oil Our Cod Liver Oil is warranted pure JVawfoundland Oil. It has stood the teat of twenty years’ experience, and can be relied on in every particular. Its superiority over that prepared on onr own seashore is shown by the numerous cures performed by it when the inferior oils had been
tried without effect.
The nniform good quality of our Oil has given it the preference over the numerous brands ia the market, and has elicited the highest commendation from eminent physicians. Sold by all respectable druggists in the United
States. Sole manufacturers, HEOKMAN A CO.. New York
nov23 dlyeow
Holloway’s Pills.—Is thi.-s YoUB Case?—A yellow suffusion of the skin, pain or pressure in the right side, dullness of spirits and indispc siticn to exertion, and a general feeling of weariness and weakness are infallible evidences that the liver is not doing its duty. When these symptoms are experienced, immediate resort should be had to Holloway’s Pills, which act di rectly upon the bile-producing organ, and, more certainly and rapidly than any other knawn medicine, restore it to a healthy condition. Sold by all Druggists. , aprS dAwlw
AMUSEMENTS.
4
ACADEMY OF MUSIC m il. LC;«&li.0 9 • • - i - i'i tOf Saturday Evening, April iO, '09 Jlatlnep, 3 P. .81., and Evening, The Flash of Lighliiiutr. 4«reat Steamboat Seene. GREAT OEEEAR SCENE. rVTost Kaceitiiis; Play.
Apra 121 Benefit of Miss E. j .r HILLIra. ■win Preparation — “School.”
The price
is: Adults, 50 cents;
lu) 25 cents, to all parts of the house.
.N'otlce. Matinees:
26 c
admission to all ; children (under
5W i ich8
d3m.
WILLIAJ
571 Bro
Sole Patentee and Manufacturer. W E P. tTi X (J ’ !S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS.
SANE of the most valuable
V / digestion. He
ion,
stipation, or O
ssion of Sj
.os'
leartburn. tiveness, wi
Head.
preparations u Sour Stomach, rith Flatutencj
for in-
Co
;on-
de-
■ir -t
i o
Ylaplp fryrup. Baplo Nngar ansi Maple Wax, at Ben. G. Stout X Bro. !*-tf j Lovering’N Magar*.—On ansi alter to-day, until further notice, we will sell sugars at the old prices establishes! before the recent advance.
H. 11. Lee,
China Tea Store, No. 7 t)d^ Fellows’ Hall. 8-3: Onion Mels*. Herd N*res»t and Early Seed Irish Potatoes, at Ben. G. Stout .V Bro. y-tr
.«■— i 1 TERS has mastered more diseases, l W.1I P.p-r.- Hum-. AU.m, a gXSXLgr’t!&!i£f S&X&lXi Co. can show vou the chewiest and best | forms of Fever*. Pneumonia, Liver and Heart , , , ■ , „, ,, * j disease, f’hronie Diarrhoea. Dyspepsia, Rheuseleeted stoc’k of V\ all paper in the city. I matisra. Hick Headache, and will cure any dis-
.3 j ease ansing from a disordered state of the blood. It is recommended by Governors of Mate*. Members of Congress, distinguished divines and physicians, and the proprietor can I show mors sworn certificates of cures than any
selves, as well as to those who are de- ■ ,,ther Bitters manufacturers in America. Send pendent upon us, to preserve our health ; i° n , '.| C ( f e l^ , ,“^ r X.^‘“raUTER * CO**?^ and strength. .Speer's “Standard Wine ,; proprietors, b North Front street. Philadelphia.
,,feb2ldom
ortseion ot Spirit*. Headache. Languor, and all Weaknesses of the Stomach and Digestive Organs.
Pleasant to the taste, convenient to carry, and urpaesed for their curative properties, or sale by Druggist* ^
Sole Proprietor,
574 Broadway, New York.
Price 50 cents per box. mchti dly
To Knjoy Life's Blessing* we mast
have Health.
It is a stubborn fact that every human being is more or less predisposed to disease, and in the spring the exciting causes of disease are numerous and active, and sickness is exceedingly prevalent. Now, to counteract the baneful influences which sometimes tell with fearful effect upon our system at this period of the year, a certain and agreeable remedy is furnished by Messrs. Dr. S. 1). Hartman A Co., of Lancaster and Pittsburg. Pennsylvania. It is that noted and efficacious invigorant and tonic. MlhULRR'H HERB BITTEKij—a life-giving preparation, and in universal use. It is the best blood purifier now before the public; it invigorates, renovates andclennses the life current within us; corrects all the irregn’d'ali u,ar * , ' es ‘ff f* 16 ? 5 r, d em t imparts fresh vigor and strength to the constitution, and produces peri feet health and fine spirits where now is general ! debility and nervousness. Everybody ought to j use it in t*'- spring and summer, as it will be | found a reli.Me protection against’disease. and a promoter of happiness. npr* deodxwlw
TT 1* conceded that the great ZIINGARI BIT-
L TERS has mastered more di aente and chronic, than any bitter known world. It has cured L'hole
Duty.—It in a duty we owe to onr-
Bltters” are found to tie an unfailing and valuable assistant in maintaining the vigor of tbn system, and in keeping it in ' tone. Sold by druggists and grocers.
7-d.V wl w
Ward’s Enrefc* Tonic Bitters
Can be had in nearly every town in this Westei
sing •>« its curative properties it b
SIBi-SteThe Magic Comb
illBiiffiia sSr
Dye, hair to bo wet when it* the Dye upon the Hair
nent i?lo*§y black or
way injurio
Teeth are coated with solid
inbed, which dej
Hair and colors it a permabrovrn. Is not poison, or in
any way injurious. One Comb sent by mail tor SI 25. Trade in vited to send tor pri«*es. Address ^ • PATTON, Treasurer Magic Comb Company, Springfield, M a,- sac h use Its. Jr or sale every where,
feb^o dly
Bai’Yielor** Hair Dje.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world ; the only true aud perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instautaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiSail V.Im-.W La...-J ^^.i.l L... — II Ik — ’ a
invigorates and fui black or bro, Perfumers, and ;
tne tlair soft and beautiold by all Druggist* and ly applied at Batchelor’s
FithIi Fish. Wllil l>it«*L«. Pigeons, at Ben. <1. Stout ,V Bro.
Wild ’.•-tf
To the Ladies and 44eiitleuien of Indianapolis. — I have fitted up and onened an office at 62 East Market street, opposite the Postoffice, where I am prepared to do Cleaning, Dyeing aud Repairing in superior style. Gentlemen intending to have their spring clothing renewed will do well to give me a call.
John B. Smith.
Late partner in Smith’s Chemical
Works, St. Louis.
the people almost us rapidly a* the winds that
swt-ep tne desert plains.
It i* a sure cure for all bilious complaints, suclf as Typnoid and Bilious Fevers. Chilis and Fever. I Liver complaint. Dyipepsia. Indigestion, and all km 1 r^d dn-ares. It will cure Koeumatiiin, Neuralgia. 6t -k and Nerv- us Headache. Pain in the 8ide. Breast or Back, Cough*. Cold*, and Consumption in first stages. F >r female ir:
SEWING MACHINES.
T JET E
I L S <> r\
no netu-r rem
as debility from an keep this valuable
in first stages, f >r female irreg-
ularities. there is nothing better; in tact, there is
aedy for the abo
cause.
nedieine
live diseases, a* well Every family should
i their house.
Waril’s Rheumatic Ltuimene is presentublic. not as an experiment, but as au
ed to the public, not as an experiment, bi article whose virtue has been tested, and a cure for sprain*, pains in th* limb* o neuralgia and rheumatism. It needs no lengthy eulogy, but tu any rheumatic sufferer it* merit
c,,i i)r.a will soon be apparent, and it* remedial virtues
' fully appreciated by all who may try it.
7-dlt W. M. WARD,-Sole Proprietor.
jan?6J3ra Covington. Kentucky.
finnar. .Aslant* <fc «:•. are* recciv- 7 ing daily new patterns of Velvet and real ! NIop 4 itewirig.
Brussels Carpet., very handsome and ;
cheap, to which they would call the at- 1 ates no vomiting alter it* use. Tobacco need not tentlon of all thoae furnishing rooms this j 1> ® Ji '" ** 1 ** on ' ,n rthe
spring. s-3
kiii m.K SEWING MACHINE For Simplicity. Durability and Beauty, stands with out a rival. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS CHEAPER than any other first class Machine. AdEXTS Waxtid. THE WlLSoN SKWLNi, MACHINE CC.. <07 and 409 Walnut street. St. Louis, Mo. apr’dSm
■VMee Bills for Fartieulurs. Doors Open at 7: Curtain Rises at 7:45. METROPOUTAN HALL Tuesday, April 13. IStti). Fifteenth Annual Tnur of the Cireni
liana of the Age,
Sam Siarplej’s Minstrels.:
The People’s Favorites,
W ho have just concluded the longest and mosi successful season ever made in the city of Chicago, performing to crowded houses one hi ndeeo conseclrivi nights. Universally pronounced
superior to all.
Devoid of all objectionable features, and entirely free from vulgarity. Patronized by the better classes. Under the immediate supervi- £ f n t . h Sv Krea 4 t Wit , and Humorist. Mr. Sa.\( AKrLhi, who will appear at ettuh and every
performance.
Admission, 5* cents; Reserved Seats. 75 cents; (rnllerj', .Jo cents. Doors open at 7, perf*. rmance at 8 o’clock, precisely. __aprS dot GEORGE GRAY, Agent. THE IMZVIv I GRAND MASQUERADE
FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL, ThursUuy and Nalnnlax Evenings, April 8 aut* lu. Intended to NurpitH* Anything oi the kiud river seen iu Indianapolis. FANCY AND COMIC SKATING In great Variety. Velo4‘ipede Exhibitions By the Champions. GRAND PRIZE CONTESTS. SPLENDID BRASS BAND!! Fxrrllent String Baud! JD -A. JST O I ZENT o
Permitted from 10 to 12 o’clock. Street Car? n.:i
run till after the close.
Marking or fancy dressing is desirable wbi-ru convenient and agreeable to the visitors, but id mission to the Rink, and participation in all ilie festivities is open to every one of respectable
is epei
character, whether mas
It will be well for
every iked ol
or fancy costume to 1
Rin
mselies
m b officer for tha
mask or fancy costume meullieer of the Ring. Pt like themsehes known
<r not.
persons intending to appeal
»itii
Gave nain
ersons masking must rhen called upon by
er for that purpose. Under no circumstances will persons of known disreputable character be admi'ted. The Ladies'and licntlemen's rooms will be set aside tor the exclusitc use of persons in mask or fancy dress, and -u ;!i persons may engage skates in a lvance, bn: aj. iring on skates or not if optional with tin-
pearing on
pai ty.
Adtnissiol
Free list suspe
25cents; Childn
Free list suspended, e\i Tickets also suspended, c
tickets also suspended, except appear in mask or tancy rostun Doors open at 7 l o o’clock.
onal wiifi 1ft cent?.
asitn
oiders i
me.
nprTJtt!
bmpound
OWN INU k
sole
Douglaas it Conner Sentinel Office Harding, Morton A Fint’fi Evening Commercial Company . Daily Telegraph Hnme, Adams <ft Co Prof. J. 8. Black Fletcher A 8barpe Stoughton Fletcher A. G. Willard A Co SoehnerA Benham A. II. Conner
V. McCarty..
ock
tieata, you need nut pay *uch
high prices for Spring Suits and Overcoat*, when you can purchase No. I suits for a little money at the old stand of Moritz Bros., No. 19 West Washington street. The manufacturing department ia exclusively under the direction of that Prince of Artists I. J. Pierson. Call and see the new noliby gmxis, and the low prices will oxtoiiirth you. The Hootch goods are all the rage, and the prices we have knocked down at a fearful rale. Call and be convinced. Htyle will not express
the way we are getting them up. 6-twAa. Mounz Bros.
ate, no vumitinga!
be di.-arded all at once, for the
.troys the desire gradually. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Druggist*. For sale by Browni: Slims. Indianapolis. Aco. J. Schikllxu, pr .pnetor, Columbus. Ohio. nov23 domeud
Mclicurk** Pulmnnir Kyrup.
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will cure ('on.umption. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken according to the directions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. Th< y clean.e the stomach, relax the liver, and put it to worn; tbon the appetite becomes good, the (ood digests and makes good blood: the patient begins to grow in fiesh ; the diseased mailer ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. Thu is the only way to
cure Consumption.
To those three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck. of
Philadelphia, o wes his nnrivaied s
. of Pulmonary Consumpt
aorbid
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION r [ , UE partnership ofStonemun .V Tuttle, wliole1. sale grocers, was dissolved on me loth of March, Mr. Tuttle retiring. The business wil! be close.) up at tfie old stand. Eifher party will sign in liquidation. W. H. .SlUNEMAN.
B. F. TUTTLis.
The subscribers have formed a partnership under the name of Stoneman. Pee .V i’o.. wholesale dealers in Hrocenes. Notions and Fancy Goods, ■ner Meridian and Louisiana street, opposite
U M. 11. STONEMAN.
GEO. W. PEE,
SAMUEL ALWARD.
corn
Union Depot.
apr9d3t
doaing ffisalr, sat (alran** Rlnrk
8ho« Store.—Wo will sell our
of Boot* ami Shoe* at coat, to ?lo*e out by tho 7th of May, our lease expiring then. The stock is the largest and best aaaorted in the city. Many of tho good*
will be sold regardless of coat.
t>-6 Uhahe, Mathkrm A Hchofield. Ratlinhes, Lettuce. Choice Butter and Eggs, all the dellcacle* anti substantials of tho aeanon, wholesale and retail, at Ben. G. Stout A Bro., Central Market. 0-tf
John F. t onneil I* not related to the City Council, nor is he a descendant of the Grand Council of Ten. Call upon him at the Cheup Shoe Store, 25 West Washington street, and take Ilia counsel in the purchase of a pair of hoots or shoes from the cheapest and best selected stock n the city. 6-deod-3t
succe** in the
Quinary Consumption. Tte Pul-
monic fiyrup ripen* the morbid matter in the lung*, nature throws it off by an easy expectoration. lor when the phlegm or matter is ripe a slight rough will throw it off. and the pattest has
rest and the lung* begin to beat.
i— ^ www _ To do this, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake “ '* Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach entire stock | and liver, so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the
to sIoba nnt food will makegood Wood. Seheack * Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, removing all obstruction*, relax the duct* of the gall bludrler. the bile start* freely and the liver is soon relieved : the stool* will show what the Pill* ean do; nothing has ever been invented except calomel (a deadly poison which is very 'fiingrrotis to use unless with great rare) that will uniork the gall bladder and start the secretions of the liver like Sehenrk’s Mandrake Pills. Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
aehenrk’s aeaweed lonir is a gentle stimulant ami alterative, and the alkali in the Seaweed, whieh this preparation is made of. assist* the stomach to throw out the gastric juice to dissolve
Syrup, and it is made mentation or souring physicians do not
PROFESSIONAL.
Dr. J. M. Dunlap
BrnpetlluIIy OOVr* Ilia PROFESSIONAL SERVICES To the Citiiens of Indianapolis and Vicinity. Offfir* Jf*. 7 Esins'* Block, E. Market St npr7d2W>
LECTURE.
REV. HENRY BLANCHARD
I'i’tte Tragic J
The Doefriue ol Projection
MORRISON’S OPERA HALL, Tucqslay Evcniiis. April 1:4, ISiiU, ar si o'clock. William. P. Fishback, Esq., kill Preside.
**5*-The public—ladies and gentle men—are vited tu attend. MprJ d
BANKRUPTCY. In Bankruptcy.
, naj
District of Indiana, SS: 2d day of
") At Indianapoli?, the - ’•’‘t day of April;
A. D-. is«y.
od with th
od
:h
at reason why pbysirians do not cur* tion is, they try to da too much; they
e Fnimome without fer
stomach,
great reasn
into good bio 1
in the
The
Consumption is, they try
give medicine to stop th* coughs, to ato to stop night sweats, hectic fever, and I ing they derange the whole digestive poi locking up the secretions, and eventually th<
tient sinks and dies.
chills.
tien
D
and dies.
)r. Schenck, in his treatment, does not try to stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Remove the cause, and they will all stop of their own accord. No on* can be cured of Consumption. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Catarrh, Canker, Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver ana
stomach are made healthy.
If a person has consumption, of course the in some way. are di'eased, either tuber'rsscs, bronchial irritation, pleura adhethe lungs are amass of inflammation and
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JIV WASTJ*.
1 want to tell some simple fa, is, Relate them a* they are. Annihilator, how it acts With those who have 5amuel Williams is my name. Bass River where I lire. New Jersey State whore I remain ; True fact* I plainly give. Catarrh, the demon, g»t me down, Consumption followed quick; And everybody in the town Knew I was deathly sick. Physicians to my bedside flew; All said they were too late; My shroud was made, anil grave clothes, ioo, And death my certain fate. While waiting only for to die, Rome person did propose Wiiixott’h Axkihilatok try, By snuffing up my nose. They bought a bottle—one, two, three—
Axxihii.ator, pure;
It broke Catarrh, and cured iuo— My doctors know it sure. Great lumps of matter from my head. And mucous from my throat. Discharge such masses, putrid, i/mrl. Would almost fill a boat.
Oh, what (hanks
Cap »}• poor pen indite ’ Ha 11 the gold in all the bang*. The payment would bo light. May every father, daughter, son Shun colds that breed Catarrh, Jf sick, at Hundred Eighty-one, Go see iust bow you nr*. Or buy the Annihilator at Druggists. Pint bottles 81. aprlQ dlt
lungs.
«les, abce:
: sion. or the lungs are amass of inOammation I fast decaying. In such cases, what must be done? | U is nnt only the lungs that are wasting, but it
ody. Tbe stomach and liver have er to make blood out oftood. Now,
fie only nuance is to take Ur Sohenck’s three nedinines, wich will bring np a tone to the stoin-
itient will begin to want food, it will
It is not only tbo lungs is the whole body. Tbe Inst their power to ma
.iy cuance is to
ach. tbe patient will begin to want
digest easily and make good blood; then the patient begins to gain in nesh, and. aa soon as the body begin* to grow, the lungs oommenoe to heal up. and tbe patient get* fleshy and well. This is
be only way to cure Consumption.
When there is no long disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck'* Seaweed Ionic and Mandrake Fill* are sufficient, without the 1'uluionic Syrup. Take the Mandrake
ill < treely in erfcctly ham
Jr. Sc alth !
ely in ail bilious complaints, as they are
r octl r. Sc
health for many yea
ted
, pounds, waa wasp
! the | Ins
less
enjoyed uninterrupted
■igha225
pntumijtion.
! out the Pulmonic Syrup.
Pill < ireely in all biliu perfectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who h _ . ir many years past, and now wei was wasted away to a mare skele last stage of Pulmonary Consult, ieians having pronounced hi* case
is, and abandoned him to hi* rate. He was red by the aforesaid medicines, and since his
I recovery, many thousands similarly afflicted, ■ have used Dr. richenck's preparations with the : same remarkable succee*. Full direetions ao- | company each, making it not absolutely necessnry to personally see Dr. Schehok. unless patients wish their lungs examined; and for this i purpose he is proflMsionally at hi* principal ofI li, e, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where all
1 letters tor advice mnit be addr—nd. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 87 50 a half doron.
Mandrake Pills. 2d cent* per bo*.
For sale by all Druggist*. ianl5 doodly
SAW A KIT A SUM GIFT.
The most certain remedy ever known, “Yes, a msitive cure.” for all diseases arising from dulhfui indiscretions. Balsam Cor&bia and
PAIN KILLER.
The Great Family Medicine. PERRY DAYIS* PALY KILLER. r pnE PAIN KILLER X is both an Internal and External Remady. tfllE PAIN KILLER X Should be used at the first manifestation of
Cold or Cough.
’IJHE PAIN KILLER—
X Don’t fail to keep it in the house ready for tue-
r PUE PAIN KILLER
X. Is an almost certain cur* for CHOLERA,
■I ert
and ha*, without doubt, been more sueoesefni in
''lease than any other known
iminent and skillful
tost
.. without doub
curing this terrible di*
remedy, or even the most eminent an Physicians. In India. Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is ever more or less prevalent. the Pain Killer ia considered by the natives, a* well as by European residents in those cli-
mates. a sure remedy. r IMIE PAIN KILLER—
L Each Bottle is wrapped with full direction*
for its use.
’JJHE PAIN BILLER
X Is sold by all Druggist* and De&Dra In Font-
ily Medieines.
Sold by all Druggists.
CURE YOUK COUGH. ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM.
What Mi« Doctor** Suf :
Amos Woolly,M.D., of Kosciusko Co., Indiana, •ays: "For three years past I have used Allen’s Lung Balsam extensively in my practice, and I am satisfied there i* no better medicine for lung
diseases in use.”
Isaac R. Doran. M. D., of Logan Co., Ohio, says: "Allen’s Lung Balsam not only sells rapidly, but gives perfect satisfaction in every case within my knowledge. Having confidence in it and knowing that it possesses valuable medicinal properties, I freely use it in my daily practice and with unbounded success. As an xpeoterant it is most certainly far ahead of any
reparation I have ever yet known.”
Dr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says: "Irecommend you Balsam in preference to any other medicine
for rCoughs, and it gives satisfaction."
Allen's Lung Balsam is the remedy to cure all Lung and Throat difficultiee. It should be-
thoroughly tested before using any other Bai It will cure when all others tail. Direction;
company each bot
J.N. HARRIS Jt
r I 1 UE undersigned hereby gives notice of his apL pointment as Assignee of Eli Lilly, ,,f Indianapolis, in the county of Marion, and Slate of Indiana, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of said District. W. A. BRADSHAW. apr3 dJwltaw.S Assignee,
TEAS AND COFFEE. Empire If a and Coffee Co.. 205 FULTON ST.. NEW YORK. AFT’ILL hereafter break packages and -ell the “v finer sorts of Black, Green and Japan Tes^ direct to consumers, throush their local agents, by the pound, as low as by the cargo, a saving to families of one-third to one-half. The c'ouipas> have appointed HAY & CO., CORNER DRUG STORE.
Agent* for Indianapolis, Indiana, and vicinity.
tly receiving fine grades of Fou-
n.) snd Natural the best pro-
and are conrtan chaw. (Black,)
Leaf, (Japan.) Te
•tries of
due ing dial
mg
Moynne, (Green
direct fron
CHINA AND JaFAN.
Cured und
wenth their s
special contract for them in fine er. AH goods sold by ’ , - —
ted l
ir agents, warrau money refunded.
by this company i give satisfaction.
Goto
Ym per
ung Hison, (Green.) 9Uc, $l, $l 2ft, best rib; Uncolored Japan, 9Uo. $l, SI It), best: r lb; English Breakfast, 9Uc, SI, tl U), ?l 25 per In; Mixed. (Green and Black,>MUc. ssj', SI. best $1 20 per lb; Old Hyson, 90c, SI, SI 10, SI 25, best SI 50 pr lb; Imperial, (Green).) 9oo, SI, SI 10, SI 25. best Si 50 per lb; Gun Powder. (Green,) SI. SI 10. SI 25. best SI 50 per lb: English Breakfast Coffee, 25c per lo; Empire Java Coffee, 30c. per lb; Lid Government Java, 40c per lb.
prick lavr.
(Black.) 80c, 90c, SI. best SI 20 per lb :
• ' best SI 50
tl 25,
best
atarThe Empire Tea and Coffee Company the pleasure in calling the attention of the
lie generally to their
uttle.
a - • it.tLvtvtd Jt GO
aati, Ohio.
Sold hv all Drcooists.
be-
som.
Directions ac-
Sole Proprietors, Cin in
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youthful indiscretions. Balsam topabia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having
no smell nor unpleasant taste.
Cure in from two to four days, and recent cases in twesty-four hours. Nq exposure’, i;o trouble. Price of male packages, S2; female packages, S3,
bent by mail.
Mamaritaa Root nnsl Herb Jnleew. The great blood purifier and remedy for scrofula, ulcers, sores, spots, tetter, scalds, boils, syphilis, and all eruptions of the skin. This is no experiment—it is a weU tested remedy in the L ulled States Hospitals, where these diseases ^assume
ORINTING of \11 loser Ip tl 'a* neatly don# a* I nul ARIink
lie generally T O IV G
pub-
>io\v c’nor*
A most magnificent article, possessing a medium flavor between the Black and Green, whieh
is put up in pound papers, and sold
pound.
pound papers.
n, ’
at $1 25 per
meblJ deod3in
J^LANR BOORS ftir w.aum wo—a, „, manner as will Insu
uty rtlr 1
Offloe, a very complete ass tor Blank Books, which will lie
We nplt
wi
re u>mple ! ofliners >•
nave, at the Sentinel
■somnent of Paper bound in inch a latisfaatioa. The pec laity called L>
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CLOSINC OUT SALE.
CLOsinsra- ottt s-A-zdie!
spitats, wnere
I their worst forms. Mild bottles will cure the worst
•f Ipia Versicolor.
rful Vegetable Alterative will cure it* various forms, and other Gonstieetions and Taints, whether Hered-
i<»ry or Acquired, such as krnptions of the skin. Incipient Consumption, etc.. Rheumatism and Gout. It is an infallible preventive and euro for Neuralgia, Sick Headache aud Nervousness, Diseases of Womea, Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys,
ake it
case* soon yieli ot. Try the Ro
, tail* to cure any
will be refunded by our
core any ol th*
be w
lriNin,UieCoinpoand Fluid ^xtraet ! Herb Juiees, and if it
above, your money *.— — s - . . agent*. Price 91 95 P« bottle; or six bottle* *7.
This powerful Vegetable Alterative will cure | ai^Soid by Tomlinson A Co*. 13 East vVashing-
trofula in it* various forms, and other Gonsti- ton street. Indianapolis, tutinnal Affections and Taints, whether Herod- 1 DEaMUN itary or Acquired, such as krnptions nf the akin. ! moh4 deodly
Try the Root and
of the
fes; shii
D k 00., Proprietor*,
915 Race street. Philadelphia
4 0,00 AVovtii of < « ootls* at Cost!
FURNITURE,
G X5Sm, ISSSS’IK’
HOUSE-FURS ISM-
Urinary Pa
IU Ionic
* 7.**“Able remedy in Dyipepaia and General DeblU *y- BrUkiagliiein, the Blend (whieh permeate* all the tissue*, and is the life and nutri- ... mehl7 dAwly
ail droreteU.
Drunkenness Cored with Dr. Johnston’« Specific- This itdhUible remedy can be given with or without the patient's knowledge. Dr. Johnston * tresdiae on "Drunkenness, ito Consequences and Cure.” free on applmatten. Sold by all druggirtf. For sole by BROWNING k SLOAN, Indianapolis. AUG. J. SCHUKIdiRB, Soto Proprietor. Coiamba*. Q. nov27deodflm
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