Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1869 — Page 3

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DAILY SENTINEL.

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IDUIliFOLlS RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

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— An Kvnnftvllle corronpondont of the Cinclnnoti tlnzette nays: “The Evansville and Crawfordevllle I tail road will oliortly K" through to the Danvillo and Cliicigo Uailrond.. At prment only twen-ty-live miles are iinllnlshod of the Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Hnllrond. Oeueral Doyle, I’ronldont, was Instructed to eoinjdeto it, even at a loss of the control of it hy the present stockholders, and ho has now arranged with the Pennsylvania Central to take It up and ilntsb It. In twelve months there will lie a passenger route from Nashville to Chicago through here, almost In a straight line. ’ —Tho Term Haute Esprem says Ills estimated, hy competent Judges, that IC.OO.unO will complete the road hod of the Terre Haute and Bloomfield Kailroad and put down the ties—that Is, will put tho road in condition to receive tho Iron. Of t his sum, $100,000 will, wn have no doubt, be pledged hy tho City Council. Hrivate Individuals In this city will make up another $100,(100, Including the #60,000 already pledged by Mr. Hose and considerable sums pledged hy others. As soon ns these two hundred thousand are secured, <Jrcene county will v.>te the remaining $loo,ooo. This being done, work will he commenced, and the entire line wiil he graded and tied as speedily as possible. Thou a first mortgage bond will be a ready and sufficient means of procuring iron, rolling stock, etc.

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MONETARY AJfDJOMMERCIAL IkMASIFOLIS, MesnAT Fynsiso.l

September 13, 1H<)9. J

The following »re the quotation* of Govern-

ment bomD, gold, eto.:

Baying. Selling.

I nited Stntos *i*e* of ISM !S<i2.... IS* - .! 1855.... " •• " now... 1857 1858 1.1

Gold 1.3674 We giro tho following to »how tho condition ol

tne Now York money end stock market

to-day:

Tho rhiof feature of Wall street was the meeting of tho governing oommltteo of tho Stock Exekango, to take action on tho readmission of Krio to tho call of the board. After much discussion, the committee finally decided to readmit tho stock, tho registry being in accordance with tho rules of tho Stock Exchange, and registered certlflcfttcs onlyaro to be good for delivery. Jay Gould sent in a loiter, giving full particulars of the company’s bonded debt. The stock was a'lively dealt in at tho National Exchange, nnd roso to 3ti>4. It will ho put on the regular board call to-morrow morning. The money market Is easier at 7 per cent, currency, which was tlio general rate on call, but in the morning free offers were made at 53*d p. r

cent.

Sterling dull at Gold firm: opened at 81 36'a, and elosed at 81 :wy,m r.’;. Carrying rates, 1 :tl until to morrow, and 7>i per annum. Clearances, 84',<Kin,nO(). Governments steady.

Coupons of IBM...

•• *• 1851.'“

1851 ' 18*16

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in in*

Pacifies

State bonds dull.

Missouri* Old Tennessee* Old Virginias Old North Carolina*.

122J4 120 120'-< ]2u 11074 no

Stock* were heavy until noon, but were subsequently strong nnd 74 , 974 per cent higher, until three o’cloek, the features being Vanderbilt stocks, Michigan Southsrn, Northwestern nnd Kock Island. Owing to the condition of Northwestern and hake Shore stock, both were scare# for borrowing, and tho apprehensions of a twist In them induced an advance. The market wa* subsequently weak, particularly on New York Central, and finally closed firm, though unsettled, Erie exhibiting great strength. The bidding prices at 5:30 were as followsi

Canton

Cumberland....

jul Mat

57 |Illinois Central 137 V.% Pittsburg -llOli 37 Northwestern KO'/,

1374 ditto preferred

Telegraph.... 37 Northwestei silver I. 1374 .dUtoyr

8 s

ditto pref.rrnd I 1 ’.'. Rook t.lonJ liiV, aoific Mail 7'>‘* St. Paul 75

... 5814 ditto preferred.... 8514 ... 57'i, Wabash '

Oat* are held flrmer, with ft! luereaged (peeulatlre demand. The shipment last weak ftmeunt•d to 18,1100 bushel*. Refined fftgftn are quoted 74 to Ke higher, Coffee* are held much firmer. The provlftoft market remains firm and unchanged. Butur li coning la more freely, and find* a ready market. Xggs are in demand ftt on* cent over former quotation*, with a good shipping demand. No regular tariff or eifteetteatiou ha* a* yet been adopted on freight* from the **aboard. Eastern bound freights remain the mb* •* last published, he* our table of quotations for all tho principal article* of toad*. The list la earefally revised weekly. ELOUR-W* quote: fancy brand* City... nm . $€ 50# 7 28 Country ditto 5 50(<* 5 75 Extra family $ 0051 5 25 floe . .1................. 8 75(d 4.00 Superfine 2. 4 009 4® WUEAT-Prim* red II10 from wagons nnd in ear load lotsi whlto, II 169110. CORN—In good demand at 80J83e In car load lot*, and oar from wagoa. OATS—In demaad at 60e. BRAN AND SUORTS-Bran. 115^16: Short*. $169:81 middling, fin#, $27929 per ton imiddUag coarse, at 1239®. BALE ROPE—Dull. Wo quote: Hemp, In reel, 4916* i Jut*. 16918o; manllla, 3492501 hemp bed oord*,#2&0;bri>om twlne^0936e;paper twine, 30®3xta* DRY G00D.S—Trade good.

errlmaek ••D”....12

American 12V4IM*

famtik* r wwidnisXit*

Arnold#

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BLlltmftD MUILIgg.

New York Millc. ® Barnsley 1274

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...20 ....43 ....43

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Wells Express...

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78 oferred.. ft!

Adam*.....

American 37t 4 i ditto pre

United State* 6I'4 Port Wayne 8874 N. Y. Central .2M'’, Torre Haute (33 Harlem 15t j ditto preferred.... 57 Hudson 182S Alton 150 Heading iM'4 ditto preferred 151 Erie 39721 Ohio A Mississippi.. 3174 ditto preferred ... 5('/,I Dubuque 110 Vichigan Central...1277410. C. A I. C 30

Michigan Southern.Iu2 ,

Mining shares dull.

The following are the quotation* of Copper

Stock* at Boston:

Franklin, 31: Hancock, R’4: Hoela, 70: Mlnneiota, 5?4: Quincy,®! Copper Falls, 874-Sub-Treasury balance, $86,754,765.

20935

0OTTO* TAENS. 24 INo. 600 22 i Carpet warp 19 iPoundYara .—45 I

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lean "A"_ 4.^. Amoskeag 46 I FRUITS — Peaches, $1 00983; plums. Damson, $3 3094 00; green gag* 83 5094; pears, 12 0092 50 per bushel. Green apples, 4')960c per bushel; peeled peaches, 25930e; unpeeled do., halvec firm at 15916c; mixed, and quarters. 1414916740. Foanox Fiuira, Raisins; Layers, aew crop, $3 6C53 75; M. R., — i -; Turkish Prunes, per tb, 14916e; French, 13o. Lfuofti — Repacked, $17 00. Dbou Plus—17920o per It. CuauAftTg, 14c. Citbob,

35c.

Fanrr Jars-(Mason’s) pint*. $23; quart*. $36; half gallons, $48 per gross; one to fir* gross, ® percent, off; over twenty-fire grost, 3374 per cent, off, Fi.ax 8g*o—#1 7591 S5. BUILDING MATERIALS—In good demand. CxgKXT—$2 75 per barrel, fiax Brick -$35 per 1,000. Pirk Clat—75e per bushat. Glass-lu good demand, at 8x10, $6 60; lOxlito 10x16. 87 00: 10x16 to lOxift, $8 00; sub loot to discount of from 45 to 60 per oen D Hair-60c per bushel. Lath-12 ou93 00 per 1.000, according to quality and kind: Pine, |3 to. Ltux-flatrock, Peru and Parle, O. 32c. LnuHia—Pin*, elear, first quality, $66 00; second ditto. $62 50; third ditto, $57 60; common and framing, $21; flooring, claar, $i7 60; second ditto. $32 56; siding, $23919 per M. Poplar—First elass, $34; second ditto. #28; common, $74919; shoet, 14; flooring, 93V420; ash flooring, $40930; oak flooriog, |42 509 32 50; siding, $19916 per M. Nails—lOd, $4 75; 8d, 5 00 ; 6d, 5 »; 4d.6 50; 3d, 6 2f; fin* blued. 7 50. PLAsraapAaia—Newark. $4 50; Michigan,$3 75, Siiraoi.RS—Pine, $4 50: second quality, $3 26; poplar, $3 51; second quality, $292 50. Wiiitk Lrau—Pure brands, $13*60J13 75; lower grades, #8*.iil0 50. COAL—Demand moderate. Pittsburg, 21922e, per bushel; Dratil, 17e; Highland, 13c per bushel; Anthracite, $15 50 per ton. COUNTRY PR0DUCEButter—30*i4S1c per pound for strictly fresh. Eggs—15916c per doxen for fresh. Beeswax—35938c. Hominy—#5. Dried Apples—Scarce at 15916c, Feathers—75o per pound for prime live

goose.

Rag9—l'4'AI , 4c. per pound. Poultry—Turkeys, l(>c per pound lire; chickens, 10j per pound; ducks, $.MI 00 lire; gees* 50e each; spring chickens, $2 per dozen. Beans—Per bushel, #293. GROCERIES—Trade good. Brooms—Common, $1 75; extra, $596 .50. Casdi.x*—Star, 18919c; summer pressed, 15749

16748.

Chkcsk—Hamburg, 15QjC: Factory, Ifi^, Cor/RR—Rio, fair 2292274c; prime, 25c; choice, 2574926e; strictly choice, 26927c; Laguyara, ®!4

926c; Java, 38940c. Fish—Quiet. W* quote:

White, half barrel ♦V Dito n^n, Kil#..sss••■••«•••#••••••••«•* Mackerel.^ No. 1. half barrel... Mackerel, in kits. No. i Mackerel, in kit* No. 2

Rica—Carolina, 1074911c; Rangoon, 974910c. Salt—Lake and Kanawha, $2 4592 50. Soafs—Firm; Indianapolis German, 874o; Proctor A Gamble's, and Werk’c German,

11911740; Babbitt’s, 1274c.

Sricxa—Pepper, 37o; allspice, 33c; cassin,

80c: clovec, 50c.

SuoAfta—Crushed, powdered and grannlatod, 1774c; A. 1654916740; A 2. 1674c; B, 1674#1674c; Extra C. 1691674c; C. 1574916c; Yellow C. 15>491674o; Yellow, 1474(415c; Demarara, 11749 16c; N. 0„ 1374915e; Porto Rico. 1474915e; Cuba, 1374914o; Molasses Sugar, 12 > /491374c. MoLASaaa—New Orleans. SVi; Porto Rico, 70e; ohoio* syrups. $1 2591 30; medium, $191 10; common, 669750, WoouKft War*—No. 1 tubs, per doxen, $12; No. 2 ditto, $11; No. 3 ditto, $10; No. 1 churns, eommon, per dusen, $12; No. 2 ditto, $11; No. 3 ditto, $10; No. 1 cedar ditto. $15; No. 2 ditto ditto, $14; No. 3. ditto ditto. $13. Half bushel measures, $698 50; B and G backets, •2 6092 75; heelers, fir* in nest, $2; meal selves,

ditto, $398 ®.

HAY—A fair home demand; prime timothy $12 313 per ton; loose pressed, $15916; $12912 60 for tight pressed for shipment. HI DE9—Unchanged.

$7 759 8 25 1 75 91 «5 :r. o 5091*) 60 2 76# 3 00 2 359 2 50

Weekly Review of the Whole ftfnrkef.

Mosoat. September 13, 1869. A healthy tone pervades the general wholesale market, business in all branches being reported unusually brisk. Wheat remains firm at tho quotations, and is in fair demand. Owing to the dlflicalty of obtaining cars for transportation, upward of 80,000 bushel* of last week's receipts remain in store. Tho flour market is considered dull for the season. More activity would prevail if better transportation facilities were offered. The shipments last week fell short 900 barrels of those of tho week preceding. Tho shipments of flour and wheat for the week ending Saturday, 11th initant. are a* follows:

Wheat

bu.

13,263

tral 2,157 „ . Cln’ti A Laf.... 2.600 Peril A Indianapolis 400

Union Line

Flour,

bbls. 1,700

Baliefontalne Lin

Indiana Central 1,300

Indianapolis, Cln’ti A l’*s.i A Indianapolis..

2,871

7,266 11.886 8,019

Total for the week 8.871 42,090 July 10 to Heptomber4 48,017 686,979 Tctal Shipments .6th888 629,069 Corn is from 2 to 3 cent* lower, with light offerings. Shipstuff ha* advanced still higher, and lain good shipping demand.

City butchered. Association standard,.

.... 8 ....12 Eg

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922 •75

freneh kip..... )ome*tio calf.

City

Green

Dry flint...Green salted

LEATHKR-Th* market firm, trad* fair.

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IRON—Boilbd AMD Rollrd—10 to 17.674e; ditto, 18 to 24, &74e; ditto, ® to ®, 574o; ditto, 27, 60; charcoal, 10 to 17. 7K«: ditto, 18 to 24.774e; ditto.»to ». 774e: ditto, 27,80. Genuine Russia, 20e; patent Pol*h A, 15c; ditto B, 1374*. Galvanized, No. 14 to 20, per 1b, 15e; No. 21 to 24, 16c; No. ® to 26, per bundle, 17e; No. 27, 18c, less 15 per cent, by the handle for galvanized

only.

Bar I*o*—174 In. to 4 ln.>i% in. to 1 In., 4o; 1 in. to 174 in. round, 4c; other size* at regular list price*. Pia Ino*—Best Foundery, per ton, #48950; Mill, $38940. OILS—There is n good trad*. W* quota; Lard OiL-Extra, $1 4091 45; No. 1, $1 369 137; No.2, $1 ®. LigRggD'OiL—Raw, $1J102e;bolled4U09112; oil cake, per ton, $40. Tanaers’-mrait’s. Refined coal

bleached..

PROVISIONS—Good consumptive demand; stock* light. Mem Pork—$33 50934 Bumps—$28 609® for city brand*. Blear Pork—$86. Bacon—Sides, clear ribbed, 1®4« t clear. 20e; (boulder*, 1574c; ham*, sugar gured. 23924*; plain, 20921*. Lard—firm at 20c. Bulk Meat*—Shoulders, 1274913c; ribbed side*, 15c; elear ribbed. 1674c; clear ride*.

17c,

Dried Beef-Very quiet at 19920c. Brcakfact bacon—19c. Grca**—from 10c to 14c, a* to quality. PoVAToma—Dull; new per bushel, 30940c. Tallow—Pinner. W# quote: 1091074c, STEEL—Sanderson’s host English tool 24c: American tool, 19o; spring steel, 174 In. 12c; IS In. nnd over, 1174c; mill pick shape*. 26c, TINNERS’ STOCK, TOOLS AND MACHINERY—Trad* good. Artimoxv—Per pound, 23c. Babbit M it a l—Per pound, l$e. BuAaa—Sheet*, 40e; kettle*. 58c: wire. 48c. Bottom*—Copper, 40c; patent metallic. 28c: pfttent metallic (heat*. 26c. Correa—Shea ting, 14 to 16 of. 35e: tinning, per sheet, 7e; Brazier* sheet, 8f>937e; boh, 35c; wire, 50c; kettles. 60c. Liad—Sheet and pipe, 1374c; bar, He; pig, 1054c. Sot.nga—Tinmen’s. 28!; Brailer’*, No, 1, 40; ditto No. 2. —. Rivgta—Copper rivet*, per pound, 50c; iron, black, new list; iron, tinned, list, lOpereent.

off.

Ti» Plat*—IC, 10 by 14. ehareoal.2d quality, $1250; IX, ditto. —; IC, ditto, 1st quality. $1300; IX, ditto. $1600; IC.12 hy 12, charcoal. $1375;IX, ditto, $16 75; IC, 14 by 20. charcoal, $13 75; IX, do.,$1675; IXX.do. #19 75; IXXX,14by», charcoat. $22 75: IXXXX,ditto. I® 75; DC. 1274 by 17, charcoal,— ; DX, ditto, $16 00; DXX* ditto, $19 00; DXXX. ditto. -; DXXXX,ditto, -; IC. 10-14, coke, 110 50912 50; IC, 14 ay 20. roofing. ehareoal,b**t brands, #12 50; IX ditto, $15 50; 1C ditto. Waster, charcoal, $10 75; IC, ditto, Budd’s patent, eoke, —; IC, 10by 14, punched for cafe*. $11 ®; Pontymeister, S5c extra per box. T;*—Banca, pig, 47e; ditto bar, 48c; Strait, pig, 46e; ditto bar, 47c; English, pig, 46c: ditto bar. 4Ge. Tour.a A*n Macui***—Tinmen's list, Wlie—Bright and annealed, in 63 pound bundles; Nos. 0 to fi. 9c: Nol. 7 to 9, 10c; Nos. 10 to 11. lie; No. 12.1174c; No*. 13 to 14, 1274c; Nos. 15 tc 16,14c; No. 17,15c; No. 18, 16c. Discount of 10 per cent, by the bundle. Gal, list. Tinned, —. Zinc—Sheet, per cask, 13c; sheet, per sheet, 13V4c; slab.llc, WlflSKY—Finn at #1 08. WOOL—In good demand and market firm. W* quote: Tub washed and picked at 60956c; mwashed 28935c; pulled woel 40945c; fleece 37 943o _ ^ 1'wiHtessaMt Market*. Monday. September 13. Louisville—Flour firm; superfine, #'>95 25. Grain and groceries are unchanged. Provisions are firm ; mess pork,$<3933 60. bacon, shoulders, 16c; clear rib, 1974919’ic; clear sides, lO’^e. I.ard, sales in tierces at 19',920e. Sugar cured hams, 22 , 4c; fancy sugar eared bams, 23 , 4e. CleTeland—flour quiet. Wheat, No. 2 red on the spot. $1 34; No. 1 red, $1 36. Corn, No. 1 is held at $1; No. 2. 98c, Detroit—Wheat, receipts, 21,000 bushels; market weak for white: No, 1, $1 39; regular, $1 34; amber is strong at $1 34. Corn dull at tl. Toledo—flour quiet. Wheat 192c lower; No. 1 white Wabash, $166; No. I white Micbigau, $140; amber. $134; No. 1 red. $134; No. 2 ditto, $1 32; No. 3 ditto, $1 26 offered and $1 28 asked. Milwaukee—Flour dull aud nominally unchanged. Wheat steady at $1 28 for No. 1; $1 24'a for No. 2. Corn nominal at 32c for No. 2. Memphis—Cotton in fair request at 3193174c; receipt*. 179 bales; ezports, 53 bales, flour quiet at $6 10. Wheat steady at $1 2091 40. Coni, 9&c9$l. Pork, $34 50. Lard steady at 20'4922c. Bacon quiet; shoulders. 16*4#; sides. 1874919c. Phi adelphia—Flour; lower grades dull and drooping; Northwestern extra family, $6 7.">9 7 7">. Wheat steady; Western red. 91 5091 51; while. $1 tkkjel US. Corn better; mixed Western, $! l'>. Provision* moving slowly: mess pork, $t*. Lard hold at 19',919' 4 c. Petroleum quiet nnd unchanged. Baltimore—Flour in fair demand; Western superfine, $696 50; superfine, $6 ?098. Wheat firm : red, $1 5591 57. Corn; white. $1 28. Mess pork dull at $33 50934. Bacon active; rib sides. 1974c: clear rib. 20c; shoulders, 1674c; hams, 24 925c, Lard quiet at 1974920Tie. Mow fork Market. N*w log*, September 13.

^vToV^S^n’pTIid’r?- of7wb “ 0 ' * l Flour—Receipts, 32.UU barrels, market a shade flrmer on shipping grades; sales of 0 Ml) barrel* at $•> o>96 ® lor superfine State and Western ; fin 50*6 10 for extra Slate; $698 |5 for extra Western; $7 109< 20 for white wheat extra: $6 ,V>9 7 1)5 for round hoop Ohio; $6 7597 for extra St. Louis; t< xv<»t)for good to choice ditto, rloriti* steady; included in the sales arc t,.5uu barrels for

export.

Rye Flour-Quiet; sales of 2110 barrel* at $4 509

Corn Meal-Scarce and firm.

Whisky-Decidedly firmer; sales of 500 barrels

of Western at $1 30 for free.

Wheat—Receipts, 38,148 bushels; market scarce91 58 for No. l and 2 dit'o mixed: $1 55 for soil amber winter Western; $1 5891 6074 for winter red and amber Western; $16191(52 for white Weattrn; 11 01 for So. lapring; ftnd $1 fiu for

ftmh«r \ irgioift.

Rye-Quiet; sales of 50) bushels of Western nt

91 lb-

Barley-Nominal.

Corn —RocoiuU, 15)7.2117 buEholN; market lull and heavy nud low; mhIon .,f 4 t.))iiu buth2. i a^ * 0 *’ u, >*<>an(l new mixed Weiitorn ;

ie,ur w “ terD

Oats—Keceip.s, l86.'.sjs bnsbrls; osts scarce, hnt Ulte firm; sales of 49.11U1 bushels nt bi97l# for

new Southern and Western. Rice—Quiet and unchanged. Coffee-Hjuiet and steady.

Sugar—*irm and good demand; sales of 2,000 hogshead* at 1174912'ic for Cuba: 13*4913*0 for ^ MoiasseT-Quiet Md fomf U * VaD “ ‘ l ^ J&vXirxz. 1 *™'* 40 for crude ’ ‘ nj

Hopi—Nominftl,

Linseed Oil-Q',i.t at 97999c in casks. Spirits Turpentine—Firmer at 43944c. W 87 . CMh i * : *"930 ® for old ditto:

nWr'rete'afwWirSo

for new plain mess; *1AH17 for new extra mess. Beef bams qniet; sa «■ of 40 barrels at I2&930. WHc tor jshoulder! aSd 0 17«m4cfoJh , am7. t ‘Ht,?chesquiet; tales oi 150 boxes ice curod at 16749

Lard-:

cured at 16749 at 167491974*

-Dali; tales of 450 tisrcc Cheese-Dull at 13916c.

steam. .

latxht maxxxt—5 r. m, ^Flour-Closed dull and slightly in buyer’s fa-Whoat-Quiet and scarcely so firm, with large offering* and a moderate export inquiry.

.„. Western.

0791 14 for infe-

Beef neon

# Provisions-Pork dall at $3u 87 for mess, quiet and steady. Cut meat* nominal. B;

quiet and in buyer’s favor.

Lard—In moderate request at 19c for prime

steam.

Eggs—Quiet and unchanged.

('Inelnniall Market.

Cincinnati, September 13.

Flour-Uncbanged and dull; family, $6<.«; 25. 1 fflf^oVmuch'do^. qUi8t; ^ he ‘ d “ ,l ^

Corn—Quiet at yft^DSc. Oats-Dull at 519.50c. Rye—98c;ldemand light.

’ ,a * M hogsheads at t large demand and prices higher; siV ** 15 wa * taken: holders at the $1 1891 20; there were large orders

market from the East.

47i , ' > v)•)eas ■ Mess pork dull and prices nominal at $3L 50. Bulk meats firm, but quiet at 149167 jc for shoulders and sides; no sales. Bacon; !?iM/ d,r, iV® higher; holders now ask 16% riia^rib Md s or.; c r ban,od and flrm at m ° for

Lftrd-Nigltoud; with o

nomiDftl

BatUr

Ch<

|7 wW 90.

all to ta

close asked

in tho

with no demand, and prices

feg,? 9 ® K*g»-20922e.

Sugar Finn and in good demand, good toprime*’ *“’* ° r lJJ hag* at 23<925e for

L " Joi '

Exchan'iS^; buyiD «’

* #w Vwrk Live Ntock Market. „ . Nxw Yobk, September 13.

Cattle—/ ■ fully 500 L

sold. Th

Signal or'iead'lTg'ht^oii.

WswtVirglnia LubricaUng

Maehnery. No. 17... Machinery, No. 2.... ?aptha^or &UzoU... Axis Grease, per gre

M«w T»rk Mry CtoMta Market. N*w Yoa*. September 13. Th* market for dry good* for the (week open* aetirely at general rate*, and if we except Pemberton C brown Canton flannels, which have been reduced from Ife to 1774c; since th* auction sale last week these goods are weak and prints an baying, the demand being quite active for aew and fresh designs.

CUleaco Market.

Chicago, September 13.

Eastern Exchange—Quiet at 1-691-10 off buy-

ing, aad par selling.

Flour—Dull at $5 627497 for spring extras. Wheat—fairly aetire and 174* lower; sales of No. 1 bt »1 No 2 at fil 24%*1 26%. ciosiu, it $1 2491 2474 Thu afternoon the market waz quiet at $1 2474 cash, and sellers for the month Com—Market 29274c lower; sales of No. 2 at 81749820 in store; 8198274c sellers for the month; 80c sellers, and 8t74e buyers for October, closing at file in store; rejected sold at 7774c; no grade. 75e. This afternoon the market was steady at

81o cash for No. 2.

Oats—Easier and %91« lower: sales of No. 2 ewg’SKlr’-"*’ “« Rye—Actire and unsettled, nlosing 192c higher for No 2; sales of No. 1 at 88989c; No. 2, 869

ff7e; rejected, 75977c.

Barley-Quiet and a shade firmer; sales of No. 2at II 409) 42 ea»h. and $13274 sellers :or the

month. Ilighwi: Sugar—

mon to pi . I’roviaions—Very dull.

nes—Firm at$l 15.

■Firm and s rime Cuba.

33 75.

I.ard—18]

active at 137491474c foreom-

Mess pork, $33 509

Cattle—Active and steady at $4 377494 87% for »‘S<S7'ftrii2iV'a“l/"4SW

prime.

Hogs—Tolerably aetira at $8 6098 86 for eommon ; $999 ® for fair to medium; $9 30910 for

good to choice.

Freights—More actire and 74c higher at 697>4o on wheat, and 697c on corn to Kufftlo. Receipts—Flour, 5.700 barrels; wheat, 93,317 bushels; com, 367,389 bushels; oats, 9*0380 busb*1*; rye, 17.479 bushels; barley, 6.10U bushels;

hogs. 2,2® head.

Shipments—flour, 3.685 barrels; wheat, 62.863 bushels; eorn. 12.748 bushels; oat*. 85.563 buthhog* r? ’*200 2 li 5 Sd b “* heU: b " leT ’ 1,144 bushels;

■t. LodIn Market. St. Louis. September 13.

Tobacco—Steady and unchanged.

Cotton—Only a few bales on the market; no

sale*.

Hemp—Unchanged.

Flour—Quiet and unchanged ; tales of super fine at $494 85; X at $6 8093 30; XX at $6 509 5 Ml: XXX at $6 80; ehoic* family at $797 50. Wheat—Actire for choice; sales of No. 2 red .Tii'.fli'SVSi, St-. .‘..Tmi SJ.“ 31 * Com—Market 192o better for .choice white, with sale* at96997c; mixed in bulk atfiuc; sacked

at 88990c.

Oats—Dull and drooping; sales at 45918c in

bulk ; 48953c in sacks.

Barley—Inactive; sale*of prime No. 2at$l 90. Rye—Dull and slightly easier at 83985c for

prime to choice.

Whisky—Held at II 15.

jsky—1

Proyisient—Pork dull at $33 $0. Dry salted

eat* (I'm; sales of shoo sides, 18c. Bacon steady shoulders atl5%915?4c; de

clear rib sides at lS%c.

Dry salt 1474c: ele

TOTISK

meat* fi>m; sales of shoulders at I4'4c; clear sides, 18c. Bacon steady and firm; sales of

ear sides at ]»74919e; hing doing; but held at 19c

at change in

uest and firm at $9910 for fat;

ear rib sides at 1874c.

Lard—Dull and noth!

ir tierce; 2074c for keg. ”

Groceries—Quiet and unchanged. Cattle—In lair demaud withou

price.

Hogs—In request and firm at f

#798 for stock.

Receipts—Flour. 5,®7 barrels; wheat. 52.100 busnels; com, 10,675 bushels: oats, 15,541 bushels; barley, 6 502 bushels; rye, 1.1k) bushels.

Philjodp||»talk Cattle Market. Philadelphia, September 13.

Beef Cattle—Dull and price* a fraction lower: sales ofjt.tfO head nt 8%('V*’4c for extra Western steers; 798c for lair to good; 59o74c per pound

gross for common.

Sheep-Dull and lower sales of 12,COO head at

45'«6%o gross.

Hogs-In demand at full prices; tales of 3.:tit) bead at 113913 75 for slop fed, ana $14n»14 50 for

SEWING MACHINES. II O WEI SEWINQ MACHINES, IlavInE all the f.nte liuprovnuriitk

SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

r | 1 he OLDEST and REST Machine in the world. iLIESan^MANUPACTORiES. 8 *** 11 * iB FAM ' Th« Howe Machines are elegant ia style and finish, and unequaled in exceilenee and durability. No. pamilv or Manufacturersran afford to be without ou* of these celebrated Machines, superior quality of Machine Twist. Thread, dies. t)il, etc., always on hand. a,l>mee and Salesroom, No. 12 North Penutylvania street, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall.

Agents wanted

apr2t) deodAw6m

OLIN A FOLTZ. General Agents.

THE AMERICA* Button-Hole, Overseaming,

HEWING MaVOIIIIVE,

I S the only Machine that will do all the Sewing 1 to be done in the family. It does all the work done hy other Machines, andin addition, ilworks henutiful Button-holes, does Orerseaming as by hand, and Embroiders on the edge. Every Machine warranted to do all represented. Call aud ex imtne it before buying any other Machine. •WAgenU Wanted. A.M ROBISON A CO..

No. 46 North Pennsylvania street,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

aug12 dth.sat.tu.3ui

HOTELS.

FlAJK P. HOID,

J. V. TATLOR.

MERCHANTS' HOTEL, (Formerly Denison House,) Fifth Nt., near Mnlsa. CTssoinMtl, Ohio. UORD Jt TAYLOR, Proprietors, Successors to Galleher, Nelson A Co. This House has been thoroughly refitted and newly furnished. augOdly

St. Nicholas Restaurant, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Cor. Fourth saiMl Blare Hta.,Cler1nnwf 1,0. B. ROTH A SONS.

Proprietors.

aug9 dly

H XT F E R. » S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EUROPEAN PLAN. Fifth Ntrert, betweru Main and Market. LoriMVll.l.K, KY. jan® dly CIIAS. C. RUFER, Proprietor. A. H II JL. A. IN IY H O USE - ,

Enrope»n Hotel in the City, Arch above Seventh Street, Philadelphia. nov28 dly A. F. BELCHER. ST. JAMIES HOTElJ, 405 and 407 Liberty street, opposite the Union Depot, Plttabarg, PenuHylvnnia.

JAMES K.LANAUAN. -

- Proprietor.

This Hnnse, conducted on the European plan, newly built, splendidly furnished, and convenient to railroads. The Restaurant open day and night. nov23dlv

LOOMS.

Gilbert Loom Company,

BtTII.DKRB OP

Fancy and Plain I*oomA,

WOOLiKN, WORSTED AND COTTON, WOKCKMTF.R. HAHN. mch2 deodly

STOVES. ETC.

Foundry, 1 ( Store Room, ROOT & COiilE. Wash*.'St.

If A NUK ACTXJ BBP..S OF

Stoves and Hollow Ware.

Incorporated. Capital Stock, $150,000. ladiaaa Sn^ieal tastUite, *»■« Wqiuara North wf Uutau Meyat, mb UUmIs Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Tor tho treatment of nil SURGICAL DISEASES, whether requiring operation or not.

The Most Complete la all it* Branches ia America.

At Received.

As Dismissed.

Tiit is the larpest butitution ta fie United Slatce for the treatment of all kinde of Deformitiee, Club Feet, Grookrrl Leg*. Contracted Chords, Paralyxetl Limbo, Scrofula, all Deformities of the Face, Dieeaeee and Deformitiee of the Spine, and everything requiring Surgical Treatment, Apparatus or Machinery. PILES APTD EIHTXJLA. Radically and permanently enred. Cross Eyes Hade straight.

Dt. ALLEN ha. treated over ten thousand case., and with io extensive experience, has been enabled to furnish bettor apparatus and trentment than can be obtained elsewhere. Dx. JOHNSON has, for twenty yean, devoted his time to Surgery and Distaste of the Eye and Ear. Dn. DAVIS has, for many years, davotad his time and attention to the treatment of Private Diseases, eto., and in his spoeiaity ha is without a peer. Improved Turkith, Electro-normal, Persian, Me.Heated, But Air and other Baths, great aids in the cure of Rheumatic, Hereout, Venereal and other affections, are found here in greater perfection than at any other establishment in this country. Thi. Institution ha. the honor of being one of the /!nt and the large* in Aswrica incorporated for the relief of eurk unfortunate cripples, and its founder among the first to incur the responsibility of this nreial practice; and while our doors are open alike to the affluent and indigent, we hop* that no jealous heart or ignoble band will deprive a sufferer of relief. All kins!* of Appiemfn* snurte to order to Mult every Deformity Known. No Case* Treated Inless Curable. Send ttamp for general circular. Send stamp for special eircnlart^n Piles and Fistula. Send stamp for tpecial circulars on Spinal Disease. Send stamp for special circulars on Hip Disease. Send stamp for special circulars on Paralysis. Send stamp for special circulars on Private Diseases. Address I SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Indianapolis. Indiana. auxin dtn.th.satiw6m

All Kind* of Machinery Work slow

iptly, and at very Low Ratre.

Ftwmi

-A total of 7.068 head of eattle proves ‘.“J*? than T *Frflay?*Yhere h w*re 0t 4. a (W

ithem at Communiat Weehawken. Nothing goes

- Q -° at

^4^» ; at^ #1 > PJ? 8 ?’ 7 i2.«®“nd*. at 15916c. Se 39.400 head; the bulk of the aisssi'jssia fi,! -i: u *: ‘ ’’ »»• ear 83 pound* Ohio,

1 pounds, 7>4e T day l °^-- 0n weTe 16,090 head, with 53 ears

We make a "specialty” of Architectural Work, such as HR. OUST F]ROISrTS, Window Caps and Sills, Grating, etc., eto.

gerHo are also manufacturers of Edwin May’s Potent Fire Proofing tor buildings, augld d3m

CRACKER MACHINES.

Cracker and Bnlaemit Maehimea, Baker*’ Tools, Ete.

pairing don* to order. Orders solicited. The maehine* made by this firm can ha seen at Parrott^Niekum ACo. * ^Boke^, Indianapolis. nearly every eity in the oevntry. h* 0 ’ al,d UVMaa afioetory at Ko cheater. Ntw York. , V IOTG8BURY k DAVIS, UM^nd for oatalogneof oar new Power Brake.

VINEGAR.

(CIDERVDiEI 4-5 GaUs. ^ *-

A.WFOX&C!

CERTIFICATE.

Mkssrs. A. W. Fox A Co.: (Jnil.

several years past I have

itablishment, mal

your esi

tions into your

r, and have

Co.:

made frequent vi king careful in

v—Fer sits to

egai tinii the

form

tiga-

process of manufacturing Vm-

ive n ‘ ‘

es samples which I too

xhich

anufart

) subjected to analysis at vationa which I took promiscuously from

tuns in which you store. I find it to be nninly good, wholesome and agreeable vinegar, i irom adulteration by mineral aeids. or other deleterious substances, and of uniform strength,

and up to the Government standard.

„ . GEORGE HADLEY. Prof, of Chemistry in the University of Buffalo.

BcrvALo, April 15,1869.

.If additional evidence were required ef high estimation in which Ihe Vinegar mans lured by the subscriber is held, and the inci

ing dema*d for it in all localities, it is found in

the fact that the proprietors have bee

the

anafaon cress-

proprietors have been compelled.

er to protect themselves and their pati

from imposition at the heads of

in order to protect themselves and their patron imposition at the hands of nntcrnpulonL 'ns who have essayei to palm off an inferior article upon the market by counterfeiting the marks ana brands of their house, to procure and

A. N®w □Trade Mar-lc Which will hereafter bo placed upon every barrel IN RED. iez2 dta.th,satJiw3m

LEAD, OIL, ETC.

ST. LOUIS LEAD AND OIL COMPAXT.

■WHITE EEaA-E-WAXcrACTcixma WHITE LEAH, ZINC, PAINTS, UNMEED AND CASTOR OILS. WUE products of this Company guaranteed I equal to those of the olde.t establishments in the country aid or ■•alp hv all IlRtNCIPAI. DRUGGISTS. HARDWARE AND PAINT DEALERS. Aire and Factory Cor. Caaw Avean and NeooiMl HtreeX, Nt. Loala, Mo. J. E. JACOBS,Secretary. W. H. PULSIFKR. President. ••■ForSale b/ PATTERSON, MOORE A TALBOT, Wholesale Druggists Indianapolis. pr21 d6m

CAS FITTING, ETC.

JOSEPH W. HA VIS, ’ STEAM AND GAS FITTER, AMD BRANS FOUHDEM. 110 Noath Delaware ktreet, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 'P'EEPS constantly on hand the largest assortJV ment of the latest styles of Chandeliers, Brackets, and other Gas Fixtures. To be found in the State. Prompt attention given to orders for Gas Fitting. aug)6 dly

COIMRAXF IVELA.U,

TOinmiiT WITH

COTTRBia, * KMIOHT,

MUSIC, ETC.

ESTABZoXSTTEX} 1864.

The Ifldiaia Mosie Store, Non. 4 mad 5 Bate* House Block. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

Mole Agenta for STEITSTWATT Sc SOINTS’ I 5 X A. InT O S , LSent in tlio World.

B: ABBES Sc COMBA.DT'Sr. IMDIAMAPOI.IS, Best Piano Made In Hie West, Also lor other first class JP I -A. TV OS Sol* A greats for MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS, RENT IN THE WORLD. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHEET 1 3TTISIO Gnltars, Violins, and all Kinds ot Musical Merchandise. TUNING AND REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY

Old Plaaos taken la Exchange for New.

Address A. G. WILLARD A CO. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. angl2 th.sat.tu dAw3m

WORM DESTROYER.

DR. W. M. WILCOX’S Vegetable Worm Destroyer, The Great Remedy for Destroying Worms.

rim IS WORM DESTROYER is a purely vegetaX ble preparation, and is entirely safe for the most delicate child. It i* warranted not to contain mercury or any mineral lubutance in any

form.

Thousand* of children die annually nf worm* for the want of a proper remedy at hand.

Nrw ALR4NT, July 6, 1868.

D*. W. M. Wn.eox—Nir: I tried your Worm Destroyer upon one of my children, aged seven years, and found it to be all it i* represented. The child had been very puny for some time, although it wa* a very hearty eater, ^finally tried

yourw two di were pi

long.

i orm

dose*, a I passed off.

* a very hearty eater. 1 finally tried Destroyer, and. alter administering

large number of stomach

number

of which '

worms

* eighteen inche*

WM. LOti

JGUE.

Fi-otu Corxrv. July 10. 1868.

Da. W. M. Wilcux—.Sir: In accordance will your request, I give you, and through you. public, the following tacts in regard to Uon of my niece, Annie Lewis.aged sixt

my niece, Annie Lewis.aged sixteen years, of tape worm ; About twelve yetr* ago the first symptoms of the presence in her system of the monster was discovered. She was always a small, pale aud emaciated rhild, having very little to say. Every remedy the f.tmily could hear of wa* tried effectually, but tailed to remove only portions of the worm. Three years she was under

>f eminent physicians of Louisevery knowu remedy, and tried iriment* to dislodge the enemy,

edy prepare*! by the

the treatment < ville. who used all sort* of ex ia

but without avail. A remedy prepare*! by the celebrated Dr. Jayne, of Philadelphia, was also tried, bat it, too, failed to effect a cur*. The effect of the worm upon her health caused her to become partially blind, and to suffer otherwise to a considerable extent lor several year*. All hope* of her recovery were riven up until I heard of your remedy. It performed an effectual cure in a short time, removing the entire worm, twenty-two feet five inche* long. Since that time the patient ha* gained fieih very fast, now weighing eighty-four pounds against sixy-four previous to the removal of the monster, she is now in apparent good health, and is cheerful and liveiv, having fully recovered her sight.

DAVID LEWIS.

W. M. WILCOX. M. D„ Proprietor. No. 91 Pi*ai. Stbixt, NEW ALBANY, IND. •VFor sale by Druggist* everywhere.

mvlo deodAwIy

MACHINERY. TIIRESHING MACHINES, ETC.

Circular*.

feblOwl yaug.10 J, tu. th

oughont the n est send to YKO A SHOEMAKKR. th.sat Richmond. Ind.

MACHINERY.

OWENS, LANE, DYER A CO., Manufacturer* of the Celebrated ECLIPSE MACHINERY, Meant Threnhera, Naw Mills, Portable and Stationary Engine*, at Hamilton, Oblo. ••‘Branch House. 717 Second Street, St. Louis, sepid tu.th.sntiwiim

SHINGLE MACHINE.

J. F\ ROOIIE'S PATENT

Shop, corner of Mill; and Furnace street! Rochester, New York. je29 dm.th.sat.kwly

SHINGLE

Barrel Heail Machinery Send foreir-

culars.

ace streets.

FLOUR MILLS.

*. B,—JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTKNDHD TO. BUglS dly.

Complete GrMi ani Bolting ZFIaOTTIR IMC XHi 1L. S_ Corn and Feed Mills, FRENCH BI’RltN, Smut BOLTING CLOTUS, ETC. For Circular and Price List, address NORDYRE. MARMON A CO., ang30-tu.th,satAwly Richmond, Indiana.

INDIGO BLUE.

Barlow’s Indigo Blue,

INDIGO BLUE i* free from acid.and will not Ini are the finest articles. BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE dissolves perfectly clear, and will not **tUe on the clothes or make them streaked. Th* Label U copyrighted, and reads: "Barlow’s Indigo Bln*, prepared and for sal* at Alfred Wiltberger’* Drug Store, No. 233 North geeond ftoaet, Philadelphia.” Barlow’* Ltdigo Bio* is sold to dealer* at ft price ihftt pftyi them to keep it. CoMUMuma will hkd it, on trial, to be the moet economical and handiaat article ever TZjP T31— T_ Ulae

the moet economical and nanaiett article ever Plumber. Gas & Ste^ra Fitter,

N.p«k Ultjnff. ,0^ (M1Uert ltw«fo^ I ny^^. , T ^d^or"|teiJ

VISES.

“Uniiia Visa Company, of Boston” lass.

0 W ’S IN UlGO BLUE ia made in the same way water bottle of water, will mak- the best Liquid Blasiuff tlmtcan be made. BARLOW S INDIGO doe* not require any rags to tie it >P ui. A fow grains of Bartow’* Indigo Bln* on tho and of

G. H. NOTT. President

WASHING CRYSTAL.

SAVE{

TOI7R TEMPER.

t TIMES

YOLK MONEY.

By tuing

}H0W?

Shirrell’s Kulliyun Washing Crystal The only reliable compound. Pee that you get the genuine—put np in Red Package*. Sold by Grocers everywhere. SUIRRELL, FISHER ± CO., Sole Manufacturer*, Buffalo, N. Y. Holland, Ostermeyer A Co„ jy26-d3m. General Agent.

MEDICAL.

CHRONIC DISEASES.! m

T\R. JAMES, the renowned briciALtar of the Ls age. founder and conductor of J amea’ Lock llospital. New Orleans, Lm.. for thirteeu years, located in Chicago, 111., for the last nine year*. Cures SrpuiLia with a neutralizer. No mercury or Poisonous drugs used. EpiBXATnRRHK* and impotence cureOby an infallible method, saving time and expense. All diseases of a contagion* inerea! character successfully treated.

Dr.

his specialty for r. Send for pamsecret diseases of

LIQUID WHITE.

CLARK’S ORIENTAL LIQUID WHITE, For WhltemlnK the Skin, IVTNG the complexion a clear, yonng and VJT beautiful expression. For removing Tan, Freckles. Pimples, etc., it ha* no equal. JAMES B. WOODWARD A CO.. Proprietors, 160 Hanover street, Boston, Mas*. For sale by HAY h CO., opposite Bates and Palmer Houses. mchSl d6m

NOTICE.

O -A. 3R, ID

\ir E take this method of informing our friends TT *nd the public generally, that Mr. PHILIPP HERINu left u*. some three weeks ago, without notice, since which time wo have >t seen him. He is no longer in our employ,

ask that no one employ hi:

and we ask that no one employ him or pa; him any moneys on oar account. We have se ured the services nf a first class Tuner from I

irinsti

r mo ices

I are pre pi i the best i

count.

>f a first class Tu

ired to tune and repair i

Address or lea

East, and

menu in the best manner. Address or lea) ders with A. G. WILLARD A CO.,

sethe

Nos. 4 and 5 Bates House Bloc I

aturlT dim Indianapolis, India

Da.

CLASS.

BUFFALO STABiED GLASS WORKS.

BOOTH Ac RIKSTER. CLASS STAINERS, No. 29 Pearl SWBuffalo, N. Y. Manufacturers of Church * iw* in lead and iron sash. Stained -ua!n 00^ Vv eled and Embossed Glass of every de*. Vv aV' cription. (A- •^'Specimens sent to all parts of the •voliV'-fl country on application. jo22 dly

II II

COAL. C O Ta ! !

ISO.OOO Raabel* PittKbnrcr CoJtl. QO.ttOO Mn.belN Anlbrnetlo 4‘oaI15U.«HH> BnabeU Rrnzil nn«l Rloefc Coal. Rowbel* Hy lautl au<l Hewperlaa Coal. 10.000 Uiiwbeln PlltwbarK Coke.

YITK are prepared now to furnijh *nd deliver, TT at retail ur whole.ale, any quantity of the above Coal* at the very lowest prices. Careful attention given to filling all orders, and storing away Coal when delivered in tho city. FAWKNER * COXNELY. 24 West Maryland street, auglTd.kwlm Indianapolis, Indiana.

FISH.

1 T . S. Patxtt Ofticr, 1 Wa8hi»oto», D. C., March 2,1869. j W. D. CtrrtKR. Ksq.: Please find below a communication from tho Examiner, in tho matter ot interferenco between Rand, Lewis and Cutler, for manufacture from Cocfish. Very respectfully. ELISHA FOOTE, Commissioner of Patent*. Eiaxiyia's Room: in the matter above referred to. priority of invention IS AWARDED TO CUTLER, and the applications of^ Hand and Lewis are reject- i ed B. S. HENDRICK.

Examiner.

Thi* establishes tho pa tent under which the Boston

venereal character successfully ueaiou. ms.. James has been engaged in this specialty for

more than a quarter of a eenturj phlets for more particulars on

both sexes.

Address Dr. James, at his Medical Institute, ‘.I and 93 Randolph street, or by totter, Poslomco

Drawer 5863, Chicago, Illinois.

Dr. James’ Institute is the largest of the kind

in the United States.

aprI7 JAwly

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Ofle« aad r««*ni lavsaa Parlors axe Removed to Nos. 66 & 68 Virginia Avenue. Between Delaware and Alabama Streets

'j.k ugxii all their spaciesw stages, ramifications and

phases.

Dr. Thomsofi has made the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1851. His success is proverbial. Manv of the best aud most

candid physicians, after hav-

laced their patients under the

, alter atients

ent without sati

pply to Dr. Win. Thomson

; placed their patients under the usual form treatment without satisfactory results, advise

i as a dernier

Illi-

lat

them to app

resort.

During eight rears practice in Qhicago, nois, he cured over thirteen thousand cases. Dr. Thomson uses, in comunction with internal treatment, an ingenious Fumigating Vapor Bath of his own contrivance. beminal Emissions, the consequence of Rel7 abuse, produce with unerring certainly the following train of morbid symptoms, vix : hallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of carriages, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, a disposition to shnn society, less of memory, hectic nuohee, eruptions about the free, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monomania and

insanity.

Ihe afflicted who have been addicted to solitary habits, should endeavor, on the approa--u of any of the above named symptoms, to avail themselves of tbe best medical talent befoto it is too late, and be cured of this soul-subduiug and murderous disease, which destroys both min 1 and body, and renders it* vietim totally unfit

for society or marriage.

Dr. Thomson will give to each patient a written gnarantee, binding himself to effect a radic.tl and permanent cure, or make no charge. *ar Office and Consultation Parlors, removed to Mo. Hi aud 68 Virginia avenue, Indianapo-

li.. Indiana.

P. (J. Box T'o mchl7dly-iyl9wly TUK 7111. HA IK UK Medical and Surgical Institute. Chartered by the Legislature of Wisconsin. All classes of disesse that are not contagious are received.

SECRET INFIRMITIES.

“Th* S*cr«t Monitor :’’ o Ladies’ and Gentlemens Private Medical Pocket Man - uai.on the Anatomy and Physiology ot the Sexual System, and its diseases including the Venereal, Spermatorrhaa or Seminal Weakness from early errors. Female Diseases, etc.. with improved methods of treatment, and a chapter of importance to the Mur ried and those contemplating Marriage, containing over 300 pages, and 1U) plates and engravings mailed under seal, post paid. Price 51. A copy of the Family Physician, containing

full particulars, sent free.

All the above diseases treated personally or by

all letters to tho at-

above diseases

correspondence. Addre

tending physician.

my7 dly

T. WILLIAMS. M. D.. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

unde- which the Boston and Philadelphia Salt Fish Company. 521 Columbia i

ia avenue, manufacture

Company.

their Drsu-atid Cobkish For sale by all good grocers. WARNER. RHODES A 00.

Water and Chestnut streets. General Agents. None genuine nnless bearing our trade mark a* above. Parties offering any other will be sumM'ftrily prosecuted. mchl6dly

SHEARING MACHINES.

XLRIRT CCRTfS. 1. T. MARBLR. CURTIS Sc MARBLE, Worcester Hafuuachaaetts, Manufacturers ef Woolen and Cotton Shearing Machines, tPEAZLING GIGS, Napping and Brushing MaJL chines. Cloth Winders, Shear Grinders, etc. . mohi5dlv

ENGINES ETC.

WILLIAM OLIEE,

Bailer and Furnaee—the Beat In I'ae. WILLIAM CLIFF. mchSdeodAwIy Terre Hante. Indiana.

CARD CLOTHING.

HOWE A GOODHUE, MAHCKACTCRKR9 OX SUPERIOR CARD CLOTHING For Cotton and Woolen Machinery, •O anti 93 IHnrket NZreet, I-owell Mioast. aurMerritt A Coughlen, Agents for Indiana mch2 deodAwly

OYSTERS.

OYSTEiR, 13 A. -y _

W holesale Depot for

HE? YORK AHDBAITIMOBE OYSTERS,

<$5 Month Illinois Street

J3RESH OYSTERS received daily. Dealers

U supplied at I >«rest rates.

auglO utm

D. DcRUl rFU.

FRUIT DRYER.

Boswell’s Combined TTarbrobe. THE STANDARD FRUIT DRYER.' And the Oreatewt HonweholU Invention of tbe Aite for K.eoninny and

laefnlnes*.

This Wardrobe Dryer is ae:nowlodged to contain the only true principle of Fruit Drying. It produces a rapiu double current of heated ajr, which at .nee carries tbe moisture off the outside of the fruit, forms a saccharine coat* ing, and retains a large portion of nutriment, that by any other process is lost. This fruit was sold last seaten at double price.

Ttairtv Yetarts’ Experience in 111, TreHtiueut of i hronie aud Mexual Diseases.’ * PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRI AGE. xY The cheapest book ever published—contnining nearly three hundred pages, aad one hundred and thirty fin* plates and engravings of the anatomy of the human organs in a state of health and disease, with a treatise on early errors, its depli r thle consequences upon the mind and body, with tee author’s plan of treatment—the only ration:'I and successful modeofeure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A truthfnl adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition. 8ent free of postage to any address, on receipt of twenty-hve cents in stamp or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CKulA, No. 31 Maiden Lane. Albany, New York. The author may be consulted upon any ef toe diseases upon which hts book treats, either personally or by malt, aud medicines sont to any part of the world. ie22d < kwly Hurley’s Ague Tonic. NO ARSENIC. NO MERCURY.

PERI'ECXX.YT I-t 151.113Ff

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To Da. Tnovts A. Hurl*y: I hereby certify that I was attacked with the Ague whilst in Vicks - burg, Mississippi, and used several popular .tent medicines with but temporary reliet. Du

home the disease returned in a worse when my medical attendant ordered in large doses—frequently as high

60 grains per day — which must have

suited Dr. Smith,

ot Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine and Arsenic, combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take

■ct raei hing h Omni;

is 60 grains per day — wb ■ost me nearly $100. I cons >f Louisville, and found he line and Arsenic, combinr .

fused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time the advertisement of Hurley’s Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and 1 determined to give it a trial. One bottle restored . :e completely. I would recommend it as preferable tu any other tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN: Engineer.

Louisville. Kentucky, June 14.1866.

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS. To .favie. Huddled' Co., IsOuUviUe, Kentucky; UgNTLKuax—This is to certify that I have been for years a sufferer, and tried all the tonics I e\ er hoard of or seen advertised, with little or no rt

I heard your Hurley Hi ■nd tried a bottle, with li

lief from any of them,

ters highly spoken of, and tried a bottle, w tie faith in it before 1 commenced, and to r surprise and joy. before I finished one bottle, felt a great deal better, and firmlr believe that <

i gres >r twi

itter, and hrmlr believe utsions it was the means of

iy 1

commend them to all: known. Yours truly, etc.

U o vin

me or two occasions it was the means of s;tvi .nd prolonging my life. I conscientiously i

the best bittc

ufferors as i

JOHN W. DIXON.

Hurleys Sarsaparilla

With Iodide of Potash.

Da. Hurlit—Sir: My daughter has been *fflictvd -with skin diseases and stiffness of the joints for several years. I employed tho princi pal physicians of the eity, and they could cun her. I gave her your Sarsaparilla, nol

pe, ng it would do much astonishment she rapidly

good, but to my er .t

pidly got well. Had she t en edicine I would not give this

taking any other medicine I would not give tl certificate; but your Sarsaparilla, tho only rei edy employed, leaves no doubt of its medical

‘ ‘ e cured her. LI KE REYNOLDS.

yemplcyed, leaves do qualities, and that it aioui

Signed,

After the fruit seaso

. the Wardrobe is indis-

pensable as a Room Heater, Iron Heater, and Clothe* Dryer, and indispensable for Dining Room*. It is a neat piece of furniture: a general pnrpo** machine; suit* every body; pan be built tn any village; “is the quickest sale and yields the largest profit of anything before tho people.’’ A variety of styles and a machine in operation,

can be seen any time.

Farmers, take your families to see the Wardrobe. It is exactly what you want and must have regard less of an^Fruit Dryer yon may ha'

bought. Orders for Add**** SKBASTI

1 Pennsylvania street,

ryer you may have * promptly filled,

om 14 South ftttgMAwfim

r Machines promptly AN BARTH. Room 14 t. Indianapolis. augOd

Hurley’s Popular Worn Candy. Mkssrs. J i Ruddlx A Cn.-Gentlew-n; Afr using all the other worm remedies known to me, with bu’ vrtial relief to my children. I was advised to try Dr. T. A. Hurley’s, and since using it, my children have becomo quite well and healthy; the children would eat it all the time, it is so pleasant. Y believe it is ouoot the best and safest remedies known. JAMES W. TRAVIS. I>r. Pcftbronk'nlnraiit ttoathiag; My ran. l»r. Scahrooli'a Kllxlr B»ra and iron. JAa. RUDDLE A CO., Proprietors, ! iboratory, 41 Bullitt street, Louisville, Kentucky. PATTERSON. JiOORE A TALBOTT, Wholegale Agents. Indianapolis. jySl dsat.tu.thJiwIy

MACHINE WORKS.

ROCHESTER BARPtEL MACHINE WORKS. JOHN GREENWOOD, Manufacturer of Greenwood’s Patent Machinery, Stnvo Cutters, Faimtem. Hendlnjc Hawing; Hnrtilne., PlaarrM, Jointer*, RattnUrra. HlmttIssif. Pnlltea, Hiasagrern, EZe., Woodbury’s Building, Mill Street, ja&dSm BOCHESTEB, H. Y.