Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1869 — Page 3

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SDUSiPOLB EM01DT1ET1M Itubarv, ClMtMMtl MlMi •*. LMte (0. a. and 1. a DMtUm.) fBAtM UUT1. ABUT*.

Cincinnati via Cambridge and OonnercciUc fiK!~=:.=Ii811 ’lifiC! •’“'^a^asaraasir"

(Sec Line.)

»=ISta I

IiprMa TJ.w«. «.

fiffiCsv

Ma4lMa Kail road. Jaflaraaavilla Railroad.

Acoommodatlon .

>iM , -. . -- _ , 6:16p. R. R 7:46 p.m. 7:4 p.a

, 7i9C*. a.

KipraM.... rtaodar Traia..

ladlanapalls, Para a ad C'tilea** Ballw’p Uklcaco Mail 6:30 a. a. 6:00 a. a Aroommodation.M........ 12:10 nooa. 9:Ra. ■ Ohloaco Kipreaa S:lu p. a. 4:60p.a

lAalayalta Railroad.

8prin«6«ld Aocora 4:30a. a. 10:(l6a.

BodatlonlO:uOa. a. 7:20p.

Jli40no«o. 6:10 p!r

a. a

KHL ,«

C|aalaaa*l Railroad.

Ualtimora Expran 4-10a. a. 8:»a. a Ola^lnoati Mali J0:30a. a. 11:90 boob ixrillaAaaom 1:50 p.m. 9:50 a. a 'ixpraa 7:30 p. a. 7:S0p. a

Terra Hanta Railroad.

iJllaelnDi

a*^WsJ^r*- 8 7^:-.s*. dsz “?K;i;Ni«ht in 1: - p - m - - - p '

6:40p.m 7:06p. a

1:46 p. a.

preu..... 6:10 p. a.

Vlaaaaaaa Railroad. (Open to Worthington.) Morniac KiproM. 6:60 a. a. 9:50 a. a Mail 3:10 p.m. 6:40p. m Claalaaatl Jaaallaa Railroad. Morninp aipram 10:10 a. a. 13:10 boob Mail 3:40 p. a. 8;06p. a Connersville and Mew Oastle Branch. _ «0Baer#Tilie — 9:30 p. a. 6:56 a. a ConaaravJll* _#:»a. a. 6:50 p. a KWfc—:=r^::5: filSt: fadlaaapollo aad 4'ra«lordavilla Ball*

way.

the wreak, yat bo aaeapod with • fcw brntaao. Tha p—engm were fortanataly aoma maaaara due to tha anpartorlty of the coaches, for, with tha of the pl»tforma on the front ooach, not one waa injured, though the treln wm runnlng at a fearful rote. Thta epeaka well tor the work now dooe rt the railroad iKKjyEtfKt'SJa&SSS

who travel on

the aatoty of

thla line.

A peaaanger Informa na. that all he fait waeaabock and • qolvdr, and the oar stood atill. It U, than, clearly through the carelessness of the freight opndnotor that the accident took plaoe. He olahne that he sent a nan back to attend to the switch, hot that does not relieve him of the responsibility. The printed iastroo* lions are that Conductors on trains meeting Noe. 2, • and 7 mast attend personally to switch as, and see that all Is clear.Though there was no one killed In this Instance, yet the lives of the pssaengers and employes were Imperiled, just beosose one man neglected to do his duty. The managers of a road have no control over the actions of a aingle person they employ, farther than to discharge nim after he has been culpably negligent of duty. We think there ehoafd be a law enacted for the protection of passengers from the carelessness of employee, making them personally responsible, by line and imprisonment,

cording to the damage done.

.Leave IseisDSPolix........ Arrive st.Indisnspoha...

, 1;50 p. m .10:05 a. m

RAILROAD MATTCRA. —The Krle Railroad has ordered thirty new locomotives from Patterson manufac-

turers.

—The Danville Railroad Is to cross the Wabash at Clinton, and the contract for hallding the bridge has been awarded. —The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company have .declared the first regular quart«rly dividend of one and three-quarters pef cent. —When the Paris and Constantinople Railroad la completed, which will be in about five years, the passage between the two cities may be made in sixty hours, it Is said. In a straight line these cities sre about 1,400 miles apart, but the road will doubtless be 2,000 miles long. —The railway from London to Brighton la to have steel rails over one hundred poands to the yard, so aa to have a bead of tbs width of tbs tresd of the wheels, snd to distribute the weight^of the rolling stock so as to obtain lesa than the present weight per wheel, and thus

preserve the way.

Louisvillk, Xkw Albany and Chicago Railway.—lu a recent trtp over the New Albany Railroad we noticed that aome very substantial improvements had been made upon it. A large portion of the track has been laid with Iron entirely new, and at each joist, blocks of wood have t>een placed, which prevents tbe usual wear of tbe ralle at the ends, and iifkke the cars run much more smoothly. Other portions of the track are laid with the broken joint, which Improvement la also a saving to the road and a comfort to the traveler. The road is now in excellent running order, and will compare favorably with any in the coonlry.—La-

fayetle Journal.

—I,., M. A B. R. R.—Adams Karl. Esq.. President, of the Lafayette, Muncie and Bloomington railroad company,accompanied by Chief Engineer K. M. Talbott; made a trip over the route between this city and Muncie, last we/k. The survey Is progressing favorably, and being actively pushed forward. The survey party have reached a point some forty milts from this city, and about twelve from Tipton. Although the country Is apparently qnlte level, there Is an ascent after leaving the high table land eaat of Lafayette. The r >ute and tbe country through which It will pass were found mnch more favorable than had been anticipated, In almost every respect. The money, It will t># borne In mind, has been all voted, jsxeept In two townships In Madison county,

‘ “ --~9unt has been

operty holders

_ _ good, so far as

the road is concerned, as though It bad been appropriated from the county treasury. The work will be pushed vigorously to completion.—Lafayette Courier. Ihos Railway Coaches.—Since the Mast Hope disaster, by which a number of lives were lost by the burning of a wrecked railway train, the subject of subatltuiiog iron coaches in place ot wooden onai on railways Is being agitated. There seems no good reason why iron cars should not supersede wooden ones, unless the rack and strain of constant travel may be too great for the coherence ot tbe metal. Tbe advantages of such rolling stock would certainly seem to be grest. The Iron oars would have strength, lightness, and cheapness of construction. Tbe weight saved In each car would be from five to eight tons, and much less fuel would be required to ran them. But tbe probable saving of human life Is the con* •dderation which most of all commends them to approval. Iron cars could not burn, and would bend rather than break when thrown from an embankment. Greater security on railroads is more Imperatively demanded than ever at a time when the great competing lines to the West are Increasing the speed of the express trains to something like the rapidity of transit on the English roads. —The Cincinnati Gatette, speaking of the great railroad bridge over the Ohio river at Louisville, which will connect the railway systems of the North and Month, says: There is one obstacle now In the way of the greateet suooeaa of this railway link; the two connecting roads are of different gauges, but this will soon be remedied. This will allow the palace and also freight oars to run from New York to New Orleans without change. The completion of this bridge at the falls of the Ohio must be an Important step In tbe movements now In progress to gain, if not the control, yet a fajr share pf the Southern business. At present a part of ibis Is taken by tbe Illinois roads, a part drops Into tbe Evansville and Crawfordsville Hoad—it will be larger soon—a large part must toll to tbe roads that connect no this Louisville bridge, and still another, and also an Important share, will fail to tbe new route from Chattanooga to Cincinnati. At present It Is evident that this Louisville bridge, now so near completion, must gain tor that route from the

Southwest to the East

where the requisite amount

guaranteed by large pr thereof, making It just

„ _ coQimapding •bare of both freight and travel. This fact la enhanced by tbe completion of the

first class cut-off road by tbe Jefferson Railroad from its main track via Colum»>ua to Cambridge City, where It loins the great Pan Handle Trunk for Pittsburg

over the Pennsylvania Central.

Bajlroad Agcioknt.—The Fort Wayne f)rm oral of Monday gives the following aaooMBt of a railroad* disaster near that

Last Saturday evening a oo|)ls}on oo-

cdTred on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, at a station oalled Hadley, abont five intlea west of this city. As I base accidents are of very unoaaal occurrence on this road, we have taken iV a!ds to gat at the truth of tbe matter, *nd place fhe carelessness where It be-

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I0VETABT AXDJOimcm ImiAiureus, Satvbdat ■▼mmra, September 28. 1869. the follow!** are the quotetioaa of QoverBaeat boads, cold, ete. i Bartag. SeOiag. United StetM lixes of U91... • 8 66 SO •• •• 18661!;] SnL” “ •• 1681 1 Sold 1 Woxtvo tho following to show tbe condition of tao Now York aoaoy aad stook market to-day: Tho excitement la Wall (treat waa very (rest throuibout the day, aad areata are •eareoly lee* important than for aaay put day*. The committee of the Sold Boom, appointed la the morninf, loon reported that the Bank of Now York would undertake the dearaaooo of |acf Friday T baxiaom la tho Gold Rooa, lubjeet to the followinc restrictiont: That ovary itateaent mart bo correct; that if there 1« a gold balance it mart be paid la fold, and if a enrreney balance It mast bo paid in a eertified chock. Tha Commissioners of tho Beak of Now York farther »f reed that la all traaiaotione of the bank thoald bo made on a basis of IX for gold, sad that all difforoneot bo settled between tba respective dealers oatside of the bank. The Room then voted to remain open only for transaction! in tbs (old loss market. It wat screed that all loan* to-day bo made tree of Interest. Tbs Gold Bxehaate usomblod at throe o'clock this afternoon, when the committee reported that the Bank of Now York found their clerical force insaflleicnt to clear Friday’s non tracts la tbe Gold Room withoat •mbarrassinf recalar operations. In this emergency a resolution that commutes of twenty members of this Bxchaafo be appointed to receive all tho eloariac boose shoots, aad sxamias them carefully, withoat rteeivinc nay monsy or balance, aad flndlof all correct, strike a balance shoot of the* whole, and present that to the Bank of Now York, wu adopted after stroac debate; the Commissioners appointed this committee; It is stated they will work all night, if necessary, ta straighten oat Friday's buxines*. Th* announcement that th* Bank of New York wu not able to go on with tho eloarlnii oooaeioosd a general rash for tho Long Room to sell stocks, and aaotbcf storm bant upon the btock Exchange, with a decline la prtooc cf from 3 to 15 per cent. Tho greatest depression was in Vandorbilt stocks, and New York Coatral sold down to 162. Tho street Is fllled with rumors of follures on the Stock Exchange, bnt none are yet oflriaily announced. Secretary Boutwell. to-day, accepted only 8967,noo of tho bids of gold, throwing out all proposal* below 130. Those accepted wore at 1309 132!,. The Commercial uadentaDde that applications hare been made to the Secretary of the Trounry requesting that he would make provision for supplying th* market with currency In the event of affair* assuming more th* aspect of a panic. The affair* of th* Gold Exchange Bank were before a commission of the Clearing House today. Tbe bank etandc debtor to 82,400,000, aad paid in 81,000,000 in gold, equal to abont 81,300.(M) In onrrraoy, and 81,000,000 In tho shape of loan*, which are in process of collection. The col ioctore of banks have boon useoeed for their portion of tho 81 ooo.ooo in loans an til the game qan bo collected. Thl* is the first real sxplaaatioo tbat the pablle bu had of tho delay in making settlements with tho brokers. It is reported from this statement that tho carroney of tho bank bu boon loaned to partico, and tha whole street brought to a dead Uek thereby. This afternoon the CommiUoe on Suspensions of tho Clearing House regarded Jhe securities handed over to the Clearing House, on account of tho debtor balance of th* Gold Exchange, u adequate te cover th* liabilities, and hny* ascertained that to-morrow tho bank will stand creditor ot tho Clearing floneo. Tho Stock Eiebnagc presented a gloomy aspect towards tbe dose of th* day, and th* panicky fooling wu ronowod. Th* have* mad* in vain** to-day hu wiped from existence a largo nambor of small oporators aad weakened many larger firms. Thor* wore many rumors of failares, bnt non* have yet boon officially aanounood. Th* National Stock Exchange commence* dealing In gold to-morrow. Money very etringent. At noon loans were mad* at % per cent, on govoramoat* and gold, and H to 2 nor coat, on stock*. A great many brdker* bad diflioalty la making their bank accounts. Thera Is a dead lock ia discounts. Gold nominally 1319133. Burling nominal at I98X, GovoramonU lower aad dull, closing steady. JoagoB* of 18(1 .,,,....*...(

•• l5ff.

” " 1868. 16-40s

Pacific* BtaU bond* lower. Mlseoaris I^Tenneseee* Old VlrfinUs..I""'Old North Carolina* . Stocks decidedly lower and panicky, Vanderbilt shares showing th* groaUet fall. Th* bidding priooo at sis wore u folowst Jan ton........ £» IllinoU Coatral 181X ^HyjreUgraph!* 3»ti NMttw*5uirn!L...~ 62V4

S. r! Central-

(XsSEil

SRveu

K£..i£: “

« «' *>.

Uwwa takoafor Ripount. aad tho mark* wu well steered efth* roaHnlng etoek by epawl*-

tors*

Than were X hogs hi thopone, soMnefisOnw*:

Thirteen, welching U-0 pound*. *» 18 76. trow;

Mow TwwR Dry <Haw9n RawM**.

New Yras. September 28.

A Util* aore animation ta poreelvnbl*. bat th* market b tor from being active orbnovant. Ti* Ipragnn hand (tripos an r.dneed from 14 to 13He; 4-4 Duval bleached martins from Zl to 40e; ditto croon, from 13H to 13*; Aadrooeognn commands Me; Imperial, which an *• second shell, Vtye. the Bom Bad at the sem* price. In other etaoM# of goods ttor* is i - Important eh sure to b* ohoorvod.

Cl—gm—88 RarkotOi*OI**ati. September 28.

Corn—Dali at 9Se, bat a* offorod frooly at this

ilon No. 3 wm hold at

\1 JI T A T v 3H

often laid la aatamn. If yon an thnatonod " rub thaoxtornal nrfao* MrtTtad^nbTUlth 8 Holloway's Ointment, and keep tho bowobrewJ nlar with Holloway’. Piiu. A cold.ooughrn —fr throat promptly treated in thb way U spaadT^

s*p23 dAwlw

Cmasasaptiom. Sjnip many d<

nmm i

FMW JtR. ••.A-jwiii ’8*" w«

f® *

’ MEWARJL M- &

rat*.

Gats—Firmer: at.th* .

*8304 hhdsnt <7 50 to

^fbiskoy-Unsottlodi sab* »tII1391 V>. elos-'‘/rovltionf-Mmw^ork qniet bnt firm at 832.

not bo bon lie; a* ot

. . . and eoi

low this rate, Clear balk sides, market wen taken M 9 .

sd declined to Me. Lard

T&agMjjr. girfearsii oiUrmer at 81 3791 40. Beef Cattle—Dali, and prb ion to extra. 8398 80. grio*.

"SfcSrssmMa.' Th* money market b quiet at

, andprbwnn lewor;

for accoptebl* paper.

os4 nominal. *910 per cent.

•e. Lamm R—an.

Tobacco—Active aad hlgh#ri8850910,planur'»

lowi HK’! 1

i: email tele* of nadnseod at 81 X

Cotton Go tot at27e Hemp—Firm; email

mmon to toeboleoJ

choice:'common to

psjss

Provision*-Pork Dry salted maats sid#*, isLo; pac: lira and bbnor

Rdve. In half cuke. 20e; clear Lard—Ball at lie fer choice |

Cattle-In good sepplr B Hogs—Steady and ngtir ou.hels; eorn, 6,000 Di TvThnd 7 :*" bushel,:

sixod: 989

at 832932 50. .r: leeee clear .ll«e. Baeon

,rj'&'s.r£s% 4AM barrels: wheat. 38.199 "jj'i.wt'iKeftS!

CkO—• UWSM. CatSAM. September 28.

Exchaege — Firmer at 1-109H per

baviog: par. rsiltaf.

ll at tfistr for spring extra.

“ and Sgtfi-c lower: ealeo of No. 1

N*..8p_tjr«HH 10%. elosin. al ;

cun and Mllers

m maroption

•*-

Floor—bnir at tStn'fpr spring i wheat- -Dull sad 893%e lower:

at 81 1291 13; No. 3»t 11 0891 10%, eloeli most liieless at 81 07(41 07%. cub aad * option for th* month. This afternoon the hot wes qnlot at 81 07 forN*. 3, Mllers’ <

for October.

Corn—Dull and weak sad 494%* lower; sales of No. 2 at 71974%*; rejected at 70%973a, closing at 71971%s for Bo. 2. Tbi* afternoon the market wu aettva nod loeey at 7097654* for No.

2, Mllers’ option for Boptomhor.

Oets—Aetiv* and le lower: sales of No. 3 at xk tin* •* ^

Rye : Qaiet and '

83c

tioa for the for October,

era’ option for the month.

Highwlaeo—Opened oosisr at 81 09. and closed

Irm at 81 10.

rm at 11 10.

KSuifkii'ni.f'ii.r" -

Lard—19e.

Cattle—Dull and weaker at 84 7595 SO for cows sd light steers. Hog,-Steady and Arm at 88 6099 10 for common; 89 3599 46 for fair to medtuia; 8V 60910 for good to choioe; 810 12! ,910 50 for extra to choice tsiorted. >U lor tba part forty-eight heart— rrels of Soar. 119.578 bushels of wheat, bushels of oocn. 163.304 bushels of oats. . „ t »hol* of rye, 13.410 bushels ef barley, 1.472 bead of bog*. Shipments—Flour, 6,737 barrels; wheat, 75.064 bushels; corn. 178.642butbels; oat*. 161.492 bashels^^<L4,3t6hn.h»l>; barley,t69bub,If; ho*,. ’Frolghtp-Mpderatol^ mOtq, bnt unehanged. ■ eve Tssrk Mawfew*. Miw Yonx. September 28. Cot top - Heavy aad lowvr; mIm of 3,500 balM. at»%c for middling uplands; rocoipu. Flour—Honnr and 8918e lowos; taleeof7,4(»

XVeT*

load to

and when they manifest thomsolven they

luM A Immt proba

hu been proved by tb* thooeande of eareo it h mad* through a period of more thaa thirty-6'

1 of whi eh time its repatation ha*

constantly increased, aqd tha moot obotiaato •koftfossm cpn an longer doubt thu it U a rem odywhwb may housed with oonfldeac* la all

cuoc which admit of a ear*.

If th* patient will porMveringly follow th* dlwuted to ma.e a cure pouibl*. Evan in

supposed U be incurabl*. whi

sielaa* have doom ’

stetans naro despaired hu aavod th* Ilfo ot Mm to perfoct health.

ion friend, and

rtred, tha usa of this

a in case, Siifi;;

th* patient med rwtored

Dr. BehoBek does not say that all caw* of Pal monary Consumption are within th* roach of medfoine.ibo^—imWMto -f-rts. that often

wWo patienu h»T® th«l lost, §mek m % TioWmtl iSSfFsSsi

_ are obl^ ...._ __ ___ ernttonow lunge, fat when tha innwe an vary ndly ni«*sei j7aad to so— extent daetreyed. a of a Uamber of persana who have bon nearly resnd with raining sores, aad new nil healed ■•. This show* is* purifying proporUoe. whisk

must be done to heal caritlea iu the lungs.

In the treatm at of Consamption it isofth* utmost importane* to give vigor aad a healthy tone to th* system. Mono* it Is neceonry to

gthon the appetite o> tho pa ' '

l gratuitously. In gonoral, the itritioas artioiss are to be prvforiv# orgaas must b* itreagthak* oithor food or modleino

mot by th*

are distributed

r^bW.

s rsqnlrement is

agd lor this purpoM it

patioutis invigorated, and th* lungs begin exeroise their funotions in a normal and healthy manner. Then the healiag powers of the Pulmonic Syrup wiU oompletc th* cor*..

eacy which 1 and are warranted not U contain a partiel* of

Thoo* pill, euro th* moot

nay mineral poison,

obetiaate costiveneu, sick beadacht, pilM, billons affection,. and all otker diseases which arke from a torpid or bbotructed condition of tb* Uvor. On# box of thos* pUts wlU peoyo th* *9-

s- w-4 r-b...«...

drake Pills ars invaluable auxiliary medleinas. They relieve tbs suffering, of tbs patient and aMiat the Pulmonic Syrup ia effecting a care. They h*v* been found asetnl ia adsaaeed stegos ef Consamption, where tbe Inngs are almost entirely destroyed, aad all symptom,, according to thojadgmeatof th* phyrtciana. Indicated speedy

th. the lives »r patients who were actually 1 dying condition have been preserved for

■aontbi by the um ot Schenck’i thru great rem-

nck’s Almanac, containing a full

the various form, of diMaaa, his 1

w*4saMK2fssa2F,m

- .j' • •>«

taeoi miT jar,

>t* 1

fwemMmatla— mmd

Dr. Scbe treatise on

of treai

hi.

mi ad

ou, form, of diMase, hi* mod*

mtmsut. aad general dlreetioa* bow to

edioins, can be had

ativ or Mat by —il. Umee. No. 16 North

—dreislax hi, Prineipal ^ -th Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed

~ ~ a half dosen.

white wheat extra, so iacw ,s for round-hoop Ohio, 86 7097 for extra State, aad 8799 lor good

1 choioe ditto.

R^e Floor—quiet; sales of250 barrels, at 85 78

^ Corn^Msalj-^Qulst; sals, of 100barrsls Marsh’s

TJ.iil- b.,h.l.: ...... 92« lower: Mies of 9.400 ‘H lor winter fed JllinoU.

whMt-^;^oL

heavy

tww vr mvaimi m, W for wni • Michigan* 1 Bl01 76 ^ 0o ““°* 10 •koioe whit* Rvv—Scare* and firm; sale* of 1A00buihel, .VSS.’TJiV Sfc“<ua",

land W*

i iilaoe Die

n. Frwiaht traip No. V, bound went, In dtarge of conductor Benjamin Boyd, trapt in on tbe tide track at Hndleir, la

/seder to let tbe paanenger train by, which

swan due at taat place a few minutes later. Alter taking tbe tide track, the conductor, from some unaccountable oaoee, failed to tbrow tba ■ witch bank anon tbe »elu trwok, a doty which be le required 40 do peraoually in every ioetanoe. Along eutne tba egpreaa train, (No. 7,) at about forty miles au boor, bound tbe name way. The engineer muat neoenaarlly advance clone upon the awltch ere be Maid tell how It ntoMl, and with horror beaaw tbat bla train moat nolllde with the freight standing atill on tb* track only a lew roda ahead. He ravened tbe engine, and In company with tbe fireman

took advantage of the last chance by

lamping froap the engine—an. expedient always dangerous at that rgta of apeed. Tha next moment earn# the oraab, demolishing tbe three rear care on the freight train, and wrecking the engine and baggage oar of the express. Tba engine was thrown nome distance beyond the main ireok, while the tender mounted high nnon tha wreck of the freight earn, fallowed by the baggage oar. On# or two of the paaeeager eoanbea suffered aome little beund train, whiah arrived a tow

had ran to Plttabnrg tha ■Mat niognlar and tortanate ~ that RM aainglapagoM

f tejared, Tha an-

:, r

ajnst 41 lAMt#,«*«,,M*„, 80 prtfemd.... 80 140

Michigan d#ntr»l...lli C. C.°X

Michigan Bonthsrn. 76% Dubnque 106 The following are the quotation ef Copper

Stock* at Boaton:

Copper Fall*. 8; Franklin, 11; IltcU, 70; Quincy, 23. _ t-’amd owned Hark ete. Tpxspir, September 31. Philadelphia—Floor unchanged. Wheat very dull; fair and prim* red, fl 4791 60. Corn dB|l, but Heady 1 mixed Western, 11 0891 U. Baltimore—Flour dull and market in fayor of buyers. Wheat dull and heavy; red, 81 40, 81 50 and 81 56. Corn dull; white, 81 3891 X. Pork firm at 833933 SO. Bacon active; rib sidog, 20%c; clear rib, 3084921c; shonldors, 17917%*. Cleveland—Flon* heavy. Whsat; spot, 81 24.

Corn hold of 8698J#.

Milwanhoo—flour dull and lower» geedepring oxtrs, 86. Wheat very daii at 8114% tor No. 1; 81 11 for No. 4. Con dall and nominal. Toledo—Flour dull at Ifi9fi SO fog XX to faaer brand*. Whont 398* lewor; rogular Mlokigae, 81 30; amber, 81 18; No. 1 rod, 81 24; No. 2 ditto, 81 20%; No. 3 ditto, 8116. Corn unchanged

aad dull 1 No. 1, 90e; No,8, 88*.

Detroit—Wboat,rocoipt*, 34.060butbels; extra white. II 46; No. 1 ditto. |1 38; rofular, |1 199

1 28; amber, 81 39.

Louisville—Flour steady; superfine, 8596 28. (jratp aqjst. Wheat; rod. II 0591 10; white,

tl 169119. e.on> ia balk. 909«e. 9: fair demand and prloo* firm. Mom at 89 88981. Bacon: shonldor*, 17* T

30%e; elsar aidos. »%rt angv eond ha—, 34s: fom’iy, 36c. Lard quiet and wnnk at 19%919%,c

iO titftM.

Memphis - Flour afiefotr and nnshangsd. Wheat, 81 2791 30. Corn i noa* In market, and nominal at 8110. fork Arm at 834 56. Lard steady and nnskaegsdi Bacon very firm; •boulder*, M%c; sMm, 31s.

Coffso—Qulot. nr—DoU; sals* of 267 hogsheads Cuba at -Doll. FSx?*' 1 with Mil*-* at 880 aad 29 25930 for of 135 barrels nt Braf hams dnU; ist s snloo of 100 boxes ef tee —Dull and heavj^ V^Im 1 for O^e,

er, with a

30 for now

Prie* of th* Pulmonic Syrup ui Tonie. each |1 SO per boulo, orfr 50i Mandrake PUts. R cents per box. For sale bv all Druggists and Dealers,

ianlSdeodlf

Do We Know OnrselvewT If we knew our own organisations more thoroughly,few would puss unheeded th* many warn, ing* of diMOM. It doe* not require much knowledge to know that theMPimplM.Blotches.Tetters. Sore*. Seales. Bolls, Spot*, etc., are Impuritic* of the blood; nay, perhaps more the result of Syphilis improperly cured. And if thoM in such a state knew that the average amoant of blood ia tbe body is abont ons-lfth of the weight of th* body, and that th* entire of that impare blood passes through tbe heart, they would b* more alarmed at their condition. It is to such

that th*

—swarttan*a Howl aad Kerb Jalcwa Is recommended. It is a positive care for that dreadfnl diseoM. Syphilis, which has ruined more of the human family than any other diseaM known. Eradicate it. then, from the system, and do not bring misery on your children. Prie* 11 36 per bottle. ■AMARITAM'M OIFTI Tb* only real aad positive cure for Qonorrhma, Oloet, and diMoses arising from indis-rvtlon. Balsam, Copabi* and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills effect a euro. They are parols vegetable ; euioin from two to foor days, thus avoiding oipotur* and trouble. Prie*. mate packages, 42; female. 83. Sent by mail. Sold by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 East Washington street. Indisnopolis. DESMOND A CO.. Proprietor*. 915 Kao* street, Philadelphia. Who will answer all letters asking advice. mek4 deodly I rtalm, the ConiMMi isd Flat*| Extract •r IrtB Yentleeslwr. This powerful Vegetable Alterative will ear* Scrofula ia its varioas forms, aad other Coast!tutional Affections and Taints, whether Hereditary or Acquired, such os Kruptiousof th* Skin. Incipient Consumption, ote.. Rheumatism aad Gout. It Is an iafalliblo provmtiva aad ear* fog Neuralgia, Sick Headache and NsrvousnsM, Dioie»M of Woman, Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Psmsgw. Its Tonic propertM* make it avaiasAle remedy in Dyspepsia and Ueasrol DeMSLiSVt uM. 'Srt.’S; Hon thereof.) is punted, tendering the whofo periecUv healthy. Formula ef Dr. John s, of Bammeie, Maryland. For tele bp mekl7 dAwly

uuu vuarwui,) vss&rst ftUdrvcvUtJ.

|||iL_SimThe Magic Comb

•aso- Tooth an coated with solid

hair to be wot when oombed, which depoa

&S;

nont

Is n omb

COMMISSION.

Rpo—Qaiet aad ^Bggs—Steady at 30981%*.

nt 8191 08 for

S^ICIAL NOTICKS.

10; Wilts, 1 .U*r Hb,

w»rd» •TCHcwr. On *# Errors of yoath aad tb* Folliss of ago. In relation to Marring* and Boeigi Evils, with a helping hand for th* srring aad unfortunate. Ssnt in sealed letter snrslopm, fro* of charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P., Phiiadelphla. Pennsylvania. ssp27dAw3m RqfRalar* K-iF Rffp. Thl* splendid Bnir Dysisth* bsstlnths world; th* only trim and porfoct Dy#«(tumioss, rpllablo. Instantanoous; no 4ls»Ppoin*a*at; no ridiculous tints; romediseth* Ul stoets of bad dyos; Invigorate* ama teavo* tha Hair mft and bcauMfol black or brown. Sold by nil Druggist* and Perfumer*, and properly xpplfrd gt Batcholer’i Wig Fgetqry, U Bond it., Itw-lirk,

msblfidkwly

“Phcenlx” Pare Wilte Lead.

W* offer th* ahoy* brand of W|pri t.xaT) to too P^IU. with tho ypomyn XmcoAxca that it is psrfoctiy PUBS, and hsnbyncm* to promptly

One Onnoe of Gtolcl

For orory ounc* of ADULTBBATlON >l -- t it may

“ ’ doalsrs g*n-

A 00..

Cincinnati.

f>h*ir

jkTo.i: M WM ia WM thrown away apon

Consols, to. AesrioM snmtpM** gnfot and steady; fi-to bonds. 119. «Kl MW. 88%; 188*. 84; 188L at Fynakfort, WSfffSfft Erie. 38%; IIlinoi* Coatral. 94; Atlaati* nad Grant Wastarn, 27%. Prenob rentes, Tlf 9*. LivnpooL. Septembor 38.—Cotton b firm: middling uplands, UKffUMfe Orfoan*. 13%ff a94di sals* ot 10,880 bad* whsat, Mb 84; rod Wm ». Naval tort** lull^iMiifi ■ TsUow 47j, Oftl0v8te -T’.-j’ y 1 + •

'S^w

Cotton at law*. M8%fi steady,

b« found to ooatnin. for orally. BCKBTNIN;

Norn.—Consnmor* trill <

teTasiTsassAi th* oxtoat of from to te 80 1

o t U4o Z ^Un,

HBGEMAN'S FEBBATXD ]

A pUaaaatoordinli aad Pyrophosphate of]

mabl* preportfo# of iron, nhap saya. without nay lujurion# 1

saya, without any iajnri ptsvaaOyxfofrjrtrttd* I tha moot —iaoatJM

proocrttohg.snd b* partioular to

» ho *4 tho 1 only by ■*■•■■■ A ,»0#Yo*k.aM*

Prmmrtotwrm of Umtarn Rmtl way nhlm mmd Carnal formlm Elovalwra. Cmqmotty,

860,004* Bmahelo.

GARDNER, B(TRT dfc OYIATT, Oflle# and Warehouse, 197 Merwin Street,

Prodnce Commission Mercbants, Y70B th* sal* of all kind* of Conntry Produce. I; Agent* for th* sal* of Now York Salt, Water Ljm*. wltite Llmo, FUh, Land Plaster, sto.,

OOTProperty received by Ball, Ganataad Lake, >r sale or shipment. Give personal attention to and purchase of Produce and Merchandise ommission. Liberal adYanoM made on eon- . Kefer to banks, bankers, and busigenerally. Shippers of all kind* of thte hr Steam Derrieko. jel4 dm,w,fly

for cnle

sale

on Commie signmsnte.

men

r freli

pooMv tA>w, rrc, JAMES SEABORN, No. 49 Center St., Clevaland, Ohio, Manufoo nrer of DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, ASH AND PINK FLOORING, nidtwsr and Calling. Ntnlr Bnlmnlnsw. Bnlldera’ Hassldlnga. Newel*. Bedatend Sarainge, kte. jeMdm.w.fflm

CAR WORKS.

CX.KVEI.AlMr> BRIDGE AND CAR WORKS, ReNnlry, riaflen to Ca., Praprietasm, CLEVELAND. OHIO.

The abor. Fruit J.r “WS&dlA-p

Also, manufacturers and jobbers of th* U E R o , OS Tvr And other FIRST QUALITY FBXJIT JABS. ^Examine oar stock and prioas beforo purehas.0^ ^ “jOo^therwite will b* promptly

jytS dSrnf.m. w.

H. I. 8HAFFKR Jt CO.. Roohooter. Now York.

LOOMS.

fiiScrt Lmh Cnqmaj,

naiLagna on

Frhpj

PUkln IsdMhi

WOOLEN, WORSTED AND COTTUH,

mehS deodly

CIN.

hxiim T7SPECIALLY dertgnod for th* as* of tbe Mod-

to an Old

no. in neave aovto deodhv

COCO CRRAM.

Rooft _and Turntables of \ and Suoet

SAWS*

CLOSING OUT SALE.

Mmwn for Essie at l**m thnr afoetRrern* Prices.

»A|*lSe

50,000 1 50,000 !! 50,000!!! ChaKut’s Cert CretM.

T’HR immonM demand for this article ha* been 1 produced by a few penoae trying it and reoommending it to their (Heads, and in the Middle States to-day it is found on almost every toilet. Ma Lady Ahamld he wtthamt U. Ra ratty. Ranald Aalnonl SMI. Me Bmrmlag, Parr Ming Alrwkal. Ra Pete*—— relarlmg Ratter. CHALFANT’S COCO CREAM •HCREtoLE HAIR OltoMH.

lx a oombiaaHoa of sweets of moot fragrant Sowers, artistically united and blended with medical plants tbat alone flourished in tbe laad

of th* sonny South.

The atteatisa of every on* is eaUed to th* foot that this artiel* does not Contain on* partiel* of L. eloohol enters very largely into the ition of slmost every Hair preparation.

composiUon of slaost every Hair preparation, prodneing'O softneas for a short time, an 111 it

(very

Ralleate i

t af the Hair.

nd than it barns aad destroya it. giving th*

nad dry ice*

ago

** eavae .a—roya giviug uv air a harsh and dry icalmg, aad finally, os old

I* advanoos. the hair foils out.

CHALFANTS COCO CREAM l

Is a preparation withoat Alcohal or Coloring Matter, eoataining th* only tru* V.getable Du r diioovvred a* » proper basis for a Hair prepdo a. Try this srtiele ones, and you will ucvsr be without it.

Sold

Kvr»rywheii*«. JPriee—Fifty Oente per Bottle. Price—Fifty Oente per Bottle. Price—Fifty Gents per Bottle. Price—Fifty Onto per Bottle. Price—Fifty Cents per Bottle,

tot sole by all respectable druggist*. Th# Trade supplied at proprietor's prices by

HTEWART to HCSROAR,

ladlaaapoii*. Indiana.

OAXffSW. OXZ/PXIW <SC CO.,

PROPRIETORS.

RAETIHRRB, HABVXARR.

moUfidoodly

BALL, MOORE A BUKKHARDT,

iid»T>i^ip.:

A6EIC0LTU8AL IIPLEIEXTS, Carriage, Buggy xnd Wagon Matanais Ot Ever? Variety, JEFFERSONVILLE. IND. ■WPrt^ffrt oddreoo. Loutorill#. Ksntacky.

I ROMA.

. i if * —

ATAIR ROOA AND PLATES.

STAIB

RODS, MOBR » 602, to Po roe lain.

DROP riXTURP &* Qrigiatl tad mly MQihi* Ibtm aadti It can be applied tt say Stair Bod. eiuia ‘ ‘or Fist, and invents it* slipping Ask for tha Mmt finp ftstarev ■maarua Carpet Dealers. AND BL'Y NO OTHER sue, BBAfiS ASS XDIC mvu Toe Hotels, Bestaurants and Public Buildings, MANCFACTCBED BY W. T. k J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St, N.Y u arid dBm

DYE STUFFS.

A.ROM A. NULLS DYE STUFFS. BROWITONG Me BROS., 43 and 44 North Front street. Philadelphia, Pa., Maaafootarsrsof ID TT E WOOES Indigtt, Coohlnoal, Lee Dye, Madden, Annaito. Seda Ash. BlaeVitrol, ete. Aiigoods warranted a* ropreoeated. fobl6 deodly

CONFECTIONS.

STEPHEN F. WHITMAN, Manufaotnror of tpoeiaUio* In PINE CONFECTIONS, B'y PO’W'EK. WmrMrt mad Twrlflh St*., PHILADELPHIA, PA. mfh16 deodcowly

BITTWRS.

g 4 3 a

.'The reel*

MEDICAL I

mdatfoadl horn uiixl rad from the

fooee who have been tohwjKTby 1 the useof my WAHOO BITTERS, oocnnmm me to renewed exertions to give them

to the a v i uctud. They are the BEST tonic known I

due DrarEV—. Lira Conutarr, Dnorer, Astbux. Sick Hxadacux, Gnavn, CaoLgita - at:s. W *JMt *nd Brtuuwi “

them., .

gy-SalA hymll DragglM*.

Dr. E. Dexter Loveridge, Proprietor.

—g"

HOTELS.

BATES HOXJSE, ISDIARAPOLIft, INDIANA. N. D. KENEAdTER, - - - Proprietor. K. HARTWELL. Chief Clerk. A. B. Taoupnoa. Clerk. sep21 dtf

HOUSE, Xrt>ui«iville, Kentueky. JILSON P. JOHNSON,

•opMdtf

MANAGER,

raavK r. boko,

J. M. VATLOn.

MERCHANTS' HOTEL, CFormsrly Denison Honan,) PMth Mg., mwmr Mala. Clmelm—tl, mklrn. HORD A TAYLOR, Proprietors, Saacsmon to Ualloher, Nebon A Co. ThU Hot— has boon thoroughly refitted and aswly fhrnisksd. augUdly

St. Nicholas Restaurant, FOE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Pmmvth amto Rare Sto., riartn—tl, O.

aag9 dly

B. ROTH A SONS. Proprietors.

K XJ E E H > 6 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EUROPEAN PLAN. PUtm fttrwot, hotwms Halm and Market, LOriHVILl.E, KT. jan25dly CHAU. C. Rl'FER, Proprietor. A S IIL A rv B HOUSE, THX OXLT Bmrmpemn Hotel lu the City, AreA oboe* Seventh Street, Philadelphia. novSdly a. F. BELCHER.

ST. .TAMES* HOTEL,

•tret, opposite the I'nioa

Depot.

406 and 407 Liberty

PlUabmrx, IVmuMylvmnUk.

JAMESK.LANAHAN. -

- Proprietor.

Thla Honao, conducted on the Euro;

splendidly furnished, s

oads. Th* Restaurant open day

nov23 dlv

ints House, e newly built. * nient te railro

and uisht.

.opean plan, amished. and

DISTRIBUTION.

Cal-reat Listril>ution Ry »**« metropolitan (.in Co. Cxsh Gifts to the Amount of $500,000. RNRRT 11CKET DRAWN A PRIZE. 6 Cash ^iiU. eaeh : 220..W . 1,11®

54®

'.-‘llosJ .

* j ..rlf L»As .'t

.Bt Roaewood Pitoat*ff. e»ch _$J4 0 to $7H>

** Melt>de«*Dff T* t*> UV

Jf Mwhinef »’wu 0 175 Watobe# 7Mf> Su) iff*. Silver Ware. cU.,vb1b«h1 at Si.tffJO.UV c^tdkdrsw sny of the tobove Pniea tor TickeU ilascribioc Prise* sre f»e*led in s sod well oDixad. On receipt of 25 cents

a owiffeq Ticket i.- drawn withont chmc« and 4cnt by pxail to any sdd>eM. The Pr : ss as med upen it Will be delivered to the ticket bolder on Pav-

Dollar. Prise* sre immediately ms by express nr retnrn mRil.

wbst your Prise Priia sxchanred

Sewing Machine* 5UI Gold Wat.

Coah Priie*

A chan 25 eonte.

envelope*

Seated -

t of Ou* Hollar. Prite* are immediat int to any addre.i by expre*. or return mail. You will know what your Prise i.« before pay fer it. Any Pria* exchansed ler aroth me value. No blank*. Our patron* cut

>nd on fair dealing.

Kariaar ras—W» select the following from many who ha-- •* , ’- 1 —>-*- -

wsd kindly p.

urow J. Burns, Chicago, 4iu,t»<h min t Walker, Bsltimqre, Piano. $i00: Ju

lohn T. Andrews,

Simmons Charl<

V s se lately drawn Valuable ’Priies, rmitied u* to pubil.hthem: An1. Chicago. $10.t*®; Mi** Clara S. r. Usltimore, Piano. Lit®; Jsme. wi, Detroit. 85.U®; John T. And:

Savannah, 8V®0; Mi*s Aenesr' 5

ton. Piano, gtigt). We publish

permission.

Oi - ~

Matthe 8avann

no name* w

barles- • ithout

IPIXIOSS and d Osh

lot oars

drew 6^9800 rrlse, which wat promptly received. Send for circular. Liberal indi

Dix i icKet* for gl: 13 for (2; 3& lor All letters should he addressed to HABPRK. WILSON A CO.. mp4 dim 173 Broadaay, ^*w York.

HARDWARE, ETC.

nxaaY mxKiBicx. wu. uaxxxnicx. FI ANKEDK'K A BRO.,j Dealers in all kinds of Hardware and Cutlery, No. 270 East Washington street. aug25 d3m INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

LIQUID WHITE.

C L A R, I£ » S ORIENTAL LIQUID WHITE,

Tar WhitcalBg ike Mkiti,

rxiVINO tha complexion a clear, young and \JT beautiful expression. For removing Tan, Free kiss. Pimples, sto.. it has no equal. James Woodward a oo.. Proprietors, 160 Hanover street. Boston, Mass. For sal* by HaY A CO., opposite Bates and Palmar Houses. meh31 d6m

REMOVAL.

«£¥ YORK FOR MANUFACTORY.

D. LELEWER A BRO.,

il M

Manfacturers and Dealers in

our own

anyedwr hou

*ep9 d3m

VISES.

1M7.

mnustmm W.T. GALLUF.GsM^toA’t. INDIAN AF0L1N, IffJfc iffgysBlythogsantM. iySSfily

St* 1

and Gent’s Furs, Glora, Etc.,

m B te

Laiies’ Of nil kinds nnd ▼aristi**, removed from Rarrtson'a Opera Honsc to Na 68 South Meridian Street, ^ INDIANAPOLIS.

SXaKSS XhRAKKp aibto maBnfogtnrofgnf ■ wiillH . TAILORS’ IRONS. tote a, at Extra »ato tesmaa. amA TaHara’ meU6 daodly NEWARK. NBW JERSEY. "varnishes. PRICE, BOND A CO., Mannfogtmw of SUPERIOR TURPENTINE oo ax, v’A.xuwxsxxim.

AND

33RIEILS, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. mehlS deodly Leather. C. H. to J. D. HAM MIRON, Manufacturer* of Patent and Enameled Leather, NEWARK. NEW JERSEY. mehlS deodly "collars. ROBERT C. WINTERS, Manufacturer of HORSE COLLARS, Ra. 14 Hartk Lairr«ae« Btrwet, NEWARK, N. J. mehlS deodly ^AD LOCKS. H O >X E rt *c CO (Suocossors to H. C. Jonos.) xoxvracTvmus ot

(itNCINNATI.

HalTs Safs aRd Lock Company, xtxrrACTuxxxs of J

SAFES,

mto Y todai

ssp6d3m

GLASSWARE.

R. HEMINGRAY 4 CO. Da. as Watamt SSrweq. CINCINNATI. DUD, Koaufaeturors of um, sssa md buck bus: Consisting of Fruit Jskrs, I^skixipsi, ■ amsarmn, Cklasaeya. Rraadlea, Hack Wlmoa, ParoUate—, Borovs Cap Flaaka. Tmroktora, aad a geacral variety affYaktoWar*. A tea, PMUtosophleal Apparmtns, AND ROUND AND OVAL SHADES UOB ArtUcial Flower* and Statuette*. Solar. to^SMandComet Bornon on hand in largo iWOrdor* solieitsd. jjSj d3m

BOILER FEEDER.

COPE & MAXWELL’S STEAK F01FS AID B01LEB FEEDEBS.

BRASS AND IRON PAD LOCKS

Of orory doseription. ’Also.

Piano, Melodeon and Sewins Machine Locks. 3ST E W AV XL IC , XW . J

mchl5 deodly

/trimmings. HEATH tog X3XEJh.KX:i

Manufacturers of

EISrAMEIaEXF CEOTHS, And Dealer* in Carriagt Trimmings,

78* Bread Atraet. Newark, Haw Jeraay.

mcM6 deedlv NAMES.

COMMISSION.

S. B. & M. C. CRANE, (Lste James A. Crane.) MA■UFACTCRlRR OF WOOI> II>1ES, Na. 57 Kerkamlc Straet, 3ST B W A K B: . H . J. mehlS daodly

MALT EXTRACT.

HOFFS MALT EXTRACT. OREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOR. QUAUTY and properti** unimpaired. A DaVat Hghtful, Nutritious Beverage. A Pleasant Invigorating Tonic. A Substitute for Alsand Alcoholic Drink*. A Strengthaaer for th* Debilitated, (especially nursing mothers.) A Certain Remedy for Disorders of th* Throat. Chrrt, Lung* snd Stomerh. •arbold oy Druggists and Qroeevs. TABRANTACO., 2% Murray itreet. New York, sol# Ag.nl for U. S. and British Provinces of N. A. ian29 daodly

CHAPIN 4 BRAMBLE, PEODOCE COIUSSIOK KEECIAHS, And Gonoral Agent* for HOWE’S SCALES, *7 Wain at Mraaa, CINCINNATI. asrProdnc* Price Currant lent free. copfersmIths. JAKES, HUWAIJ A COCOI*I»E RSMIT US, Naa. 1S1 aad IS* Eaat Praat 8t., Near Lawrtnca. CINCINNATI. OHIO. AfiUFACTUMMBS of Bagte* aad UUtiilery Work of all fciads, each as Ateohol Still*.

iboat. Coal

ron and Tank Work ia reasonable ten

.-stainsand Generators madet

de^g^CMire^^hortnotio*.

MXDICAt.

DR. m. THOMSON'S

Nhr

CamawltatiAB

Ptwrier*

—

Avenue. and Alabama Streets

specieB, i and

mad* the a DD*a.<t«i i year '*51.1 ro.vcrhial.I tad mi>st( iter hav-4

ents under the u," u ,T:,. n ,

factory icsuit,. .

laoxor

omsoii as a ,i. i! » Chicago. I!>i-

tacugand

lunctioa wiih ir>tew.

con i uu ctio [lions k ami

i .conseqaence o? Sring certaimy tL*: , viz: odor tho er

ttary habit*, should endeaTOT. o:

of any of the above named symptomi u> ,n-. themselves of th* best medical talent before i

too late, and be cured of this soul-subdu:' murderous disoase. which dostro

aad body, and fonder* its

■ i>i

i eari?, aud n

_ „ rm and rattlinc ci <• Um of oonideno*. adlFporitioo to «hun u, Iom of BMRory. bootlo i«obes. eruju u t the Coco, furred tongue, night Mteau. breath, ooughs. oonnumptlon. monumuLia

tnfi.n i*w. -

addi-tei t-,

tbe a,')

pto

talen bdu^!

oya both i_;

render* its victim totuKy a;

fo Dr*ftomso?*U^give to each patient a wrlr ■■ i

guarantee. biadiBg himself to effect . ia-i. * ^ ^ no charge.

and permanent onro. or make jzgi%2iJviSt3:z

n Fajrio avonuo.

mchlTdly-iylJhrly

>r->. rcuotv

CHRONIC

DISEASES.

nil Ifiir

T\R. JAMES, tbe renowned JLF age. found, r and cunduc

lospital, Ne

^PfCiiLIST i f th-'

found, r and conductor oi Jau e 1 1 . New Orleans, La., foi tbiriecn ye..rs.

Chieago. 111., tor the last niney .irs. i)ures SYraiLts with a neutralizer. Nome.- u - •r Poisonoa* drug* used. 3p*KM.vT<>r.sue, an >

tenee cureo by an infallible method, sev < and expense. All diseases of acontag’.' ■:.

venereal character successfully treated. L>--.

s been engaged in this

. nmes has

more than a quarter of a

for more particul;

phlets

both saxes

specialty :

century. Send for pi ara on secret disease?

Address Dr. James, at his Medical Institute, sd 98 Randolph street, or by letter. Poste

drawer 5863, Chieago, Illinois.

Dr. Jamas’ Institute is the largest of the kir < in th* United State*. anrl? do>w ,

dons on short notice aad ea reasonable terms. . gWooda Fountains and Generators made to oi

*u*9 dly

TALLOW, rref^

£STABX.X8HEX>, 1037’.

TAXoLOW, LAKH.

THE MILWAt'Ki:E Medical and Surgical Institute. Chartered bn the Legislature of VT5iro^> o. AU classes of dUe.se ;!vti iro BOt contagious are r-.. i, •.<. SECRET INFIK’.Ii!;:. .

"Th* S*CR*t lli XITo :: " Ladies’ and Gee’' Private Me'iieal Poiat"

ual.on the Anatomy ana Payr-

iology ot ihe Sexual

and its aise.res iLeluii.r,- ' Venereal, Spermatorra •

from early error.-, 1'ei.. improved methois ■

a .S i

Weakness from

, etc., with

piste* l-al 1.

Ulseases. etc., with improved atettin is ment, and s chapter ol importance to ried and those contemplating M :rr. taining over 300 pages, and lu) pi gravings mailed nuderseat, post pu A copy of the Family PhyswU:

full particulars, sent free. All the above diseases tr

correspondence, tending phyrieia .

T. WILLIAMS, ’■!. ’

Milwaukee. 11 i v;

f'.'

treated pcrs ->r. ’’/

Address all letters o t

my7 dly

HEDDLES.

EaUabllaksto 1m ISSg. T Y C. BROWN. Sole Manufacturer nnd Patl -f • entee of Improved PATENT WIRE HEDDLKft, For Cotton or Woolen, warranted not to catch the warp thread in the aye. Patented May 21, 1867. Also, manufacturer of Weavers’ Reeds and Harneese*. Lowell, Massachusetts. rachSdeodlv*

CINCINNATI.

C AMA R O O MANUFACTURING CO. PAPER HANGINGS

Window

Shade**.

Prop’s*.

H. H. BRKNEMAN A CO 67 West Fourth Street,

Jan28 deodly CINCINNATI. 0.

SODA, ETC.

GEORQE CRAWFORD to CO.,

Imperten and Dealers in

Soda Ath, S*l Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facings, Platter, Lime,

Cement, Sand, Pummice

Stone, Retin, Etc., Etc.

309 WALNUT 8 T K ■ B T.*

Cincinnati, Okio.

sepfi d3m. m.w.f

OKEA8E.

TTIGHEST market price paid. No charges IA made for commisrinn or drayege. Shipping Stracil furnished. Quotations given upon

^‘ . PROCTER A GAMBLE. angjd^.m.w.f Cincinnati. SHOW CASES. L. WIEGEL 4 CO.,

Manufacturer* of

SHOW CASES & AQUARIUMS,

ALSO,

FINE SILVER SHOW WlNCOW MOULDING Much cheaper thaa ever offend to the public. Na. 17 Rain Strew*. CINCINNATI. OHIO. 6W8bcw Cases of all kinds constantly on hand. Ink, etc. EatokllnkoM In ISM. •T. BUTLER’S Record, Mercantile and Copying EXCELSIOR WRITING FLUID, ’ CARMINE INK AND MUCILAGE. Sd and M Syeaanar* Sd.. Cincinnati, o. ! safe of these Ink. U the largest west of th*

Thlrtr Yemr*' Exix-riiiu t in Trerntmemd ml Chronic Htt:l

Sexual Disease-.!

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAP.R: A XV Th* cheapest hook over publi-hei—cor. ■ Ing nearly three hundred pages, aud one h .. and thirty fin* plates and engravings of t:i. omy of the human organ* in a state ot be- Ui disease, with a treatise on early errors, itsiii ’ able consequences upon the mind an i nodj. the author a plan of treatment—the only r , r and successful mod* of cur*, as shown by h r of cases treated. A truthfUl edvirer to th- • - ied and those contemplating marriage. «

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ried and those contemplating marria tertain doubts of their physical conui free of postage to any address, on recc^ twenty-five cents in stamp or postal ourreocr oddressing Dr. LA CKuIX, Xo. 31 iiHidcr. i.

No charges Albany, New York. The author may be c suited upon any ef th-diseases upon which Imbook treats, either tersonally or by mail, at i

medicines sent to any part of thu world.

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DR. EICHWTS BOLDEN BESEDS3.

ILOOO SKBSKMS«ffii i 7r Dr. Riohau’s Golden Balsam No 1 cure, i ieert.UIcerated Sore Throatand Mouth.S..re Kv , Skin Eruptions. Copper Celoied Blotches.^civ ula, etc.; is the greatest Bl.od Purifier - no wn : removes all diseases from tas system, and leaves

th* blood pure and healthy.

Dr. Richau’s Golden Ba sam No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all Us tor'h, aad gives immediate relief in all cakes. ■ dieting necessary. Price of either No. 1 c r-

86 ner bottle, or two bottles for }J.

Dr. Richau’s Golden Antidote, a s <fc, pleasant and radioal cure for all Irli. ran games t*. accompanied with full dir

Price, tt per bottle.

Dr. Riohau’s Golden Elixir d’Amonr, a r-nl-alcure f .r Nervous Debiilrv, in old or young ; impnrung energy with wond rt .1 eflut. Paw.

•5 per bottle, or two bottles tor $9.

On receipt ot prloe. these Remedies will bo

shipped to any place. Add ress

DR. D. B. RICH YRDS.

No 2k8 \ arick street. New \ork.

Office hours from nine A. M. to nino r. M. Circulars sent. ivlo alyth.sat.tu

civ.

bnu.',.' l»cdirecticns.

DR.SACE’tf

THE RELIABLE

Stteoiei Power Cistern I Wen Finis

E do n«t wuh to^ inform you^ reader, that discovered a remedy* that cures Consumption, when the lungs are half consumed: inshoit, will cure ail diseases whether of mind, body cr estate, make men Ur* forever, and leave death to play for want of work, and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a bliss ul paradise, to whieh Heaven itself shall be but a side show. You have heard enough of that kind of humbugery and we do not wonder that you havebv tbit time become disgusted with it. But when 1 teU you that Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy will positively cure the worst oases of Catarrh. I only

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CARPETS, ETC.

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water. It will __ direction through

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C -A. 12/ jP E T S, OIL CLOTHS,

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cose of Catarrh that I eaa not cure.

Fer Sale by most Dracstatu Everywhere

Pxicx Oxlt 50 Chits.

Sent by mail, port paid, for Sixty Cents. Fon • packages, for |2; oig»o dffgn for 85. Send a t.v,. ITit^eWriS^ ^^ * n

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R*. V. FIERCE. M..D.

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JAMES BRADFORD dfc CO^

Freudi Burr Kill Mi XamifaetMS, A ND importers of th* Gouuia* Dutch Anchor Js. Brand Bolting Cloth*. Manufacturers of FortehU^Ooru aad Flouring Mills, Smut Ma-

mi street, corner of S CINCINNATI, OHIO.

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increasing

opened a first class

Hot all Department,

To whieh we invito th* attention of tha publi By dealing largely in Purs, we are enabled offer our own manufactured Furs cheaper than

house east of th* Bosky Mountains,

altered and repaired.

“Ouiffl rm CtmiaiT, of Boston." lass.

"PURCHASING OUR GOODS DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS, and doing an exclave Carpet busiuesa w* are euobled to offer >*ciol bargains to the trad*. ^•OWDEN to OTTE, _ ITS and 17S Main strest, between Fourth and Fi’th, (west side.) sep20 dm.w.Pim Cincinnati. Ohio. 1 PHAIH PIPE. |J. C. DEXTER,| ManufoctnrePof KENT DRAIN I For Culverts, Sewsft, I (terns. Cellais, sto. HOITIHC WACHIHE

BRADFORD 4 SHARP, Maaufeeturers of Superior Oalc ’Tanned LEATHER BELTING « HOSE, Aad Dealers la Orun Belting-, XIoae, PACKING AND LACE LEATHER. Mm. 67 Walmmt k«r«et, Carmer at tail COOnWATI, OHIO. »ug9 dly m.w.f SADDLERY.

P-aJtVlLtIS,";!,'" the blood and cures A-mfu;-!, Syphilis, Skut DiseoReR, R!,...-,,., t^m. Disease. of Women. : m Ltirooio Afbrliout of the 11! ' i, , _ ® r “d KJdneyiL Reconimeii. I<-. I by the medic 3 Tacultynmt ma:;'. thousands of our test citizen*. ^tithbiiv of ihvscisnn i^ri.P“ tleo . , ; who h:iveu-ed u . f° r our Roeudrtis Gn . fi'Xbf. or Alinanao for tiiie

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alterative. I have sovu It u%e i iu two cases with happv rcsuhs—one “> • ease of secona o'y-yplulia. lu which the patient pronounced himself eared after having taKen tivw bottle* of your medicmo. The otiier is aeose of acroiaU of long standing, which israpidlv improving under

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the patient will sixm recover. I have carefully examinee! the formula by which your Ko-H in ,s is made, and And it an excellent compound

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