Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1866 — Page 3
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INDIANAPOLIS R. R. TIME TABLE. Columbus and Indianapolis Central Railway. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. Tay Express <.0D A.M. 8:<!0 A.M Pittsburg Express 2:45 P. M. 12 30 P. M Bight Express 7:30 P. M. 10:00 P. M | Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction. |
Express 4.00 A.M. Mail 2:45 P. M. Bellefontaine Railroad. Express 7:45 P. M. Accommodation 4:00 >’• M. Express Mail 4 00 A.M Madison Railroad.
Morning Expre:
agKxpre.-
.1015 A.M. ,. 5:00 P.M.
Evening Kxpr
Jeffersonville Railroad. Morning Express 10.15 A.M. Night Express 9.00 P. M, Chicago Express 5:00 P. M. Evening Express
Peru Railroad.
Chicago Express Chicago Express
. .12:50 P. M. ...10:iO i’.M.
Chicago Ex Springlield
Chicago Express
Lafayette Railroad. press 12 30 P. M. Accommodation 7:30 1*. it.
■ 10 0O f .V.
l.’:30 P. M 10:0l> F. M
8:1 0 A. M 11:30 A.M 8:45 P. M
12 30 P.M 7:30 P. M
3:30 A.M 12:30 M 7.30 P.M
7:20 A.M 4 35 P.M
3.45 -V. M 10.10 A.M 4:40 P.M
Terre Haute and Indianapolis. St. Louis Accommodation.. 8:15 A.M. Bt. Louis Express 12 35 P.M. Terre Haute Mail .. 3 10 P. M. Night Express 10:10 P. U .
C: 10 P. M 7:16 P. >1 10.4O A. M 3 *5 A M
Cincinnati Railroad.
Mail 350 A.M. 12:20 Accommodation.. 10:70 A M. fo'bO V M Express 7 15 Ijjtr- 9.50 P. M Louisville, New AlbaiypeTr^Chicago Railroad,
Junction going north .. 7.00 P M
11.47 A. M
ExpreesSreens
Uoing
Mate ItcuiN.
—The InrloTs of Soul h r.ctul liavo dctcrihini'il not to .'li tvo on Sundays In-iTaflt r. --Tin y liavo a tii-niuin tljcati r in I tiayeltc tlj.it givo iierfoniviiifcs tlin'p time- a week. —The liccindn ol Fort Wayno inti-nd rcleInatinm t||,. Fourth of .Inly by a lirotnan’s tournamont and parade. —Tin’ eitixens of I’orter eounty are uiakint: Ht raiHp njeijts to celebrate the coming Fi tirth of July in an appropriate manner. -—The Deniocraeyof (Sihson eounty will meet in mass convention at 1’fineeton. on Saturday. July -•*, ISiifi. for the purp.ise ol nominating a
county ticket.
—The saw miii of .Me sjIb.ilVnau at lnwood, Marshal county, was .n .ii :e, i d by lire last Saturday week, lngrth -r wilh a lalgi' bd
of valuable lumber.
—The funnel's Ihi’ou-'lmut !!ie Slate ire l>u-y putting in (heir eorn. A I irgi r breadth of land has been prepared t* r pl.iniiirr than at
any previous season.
—15. I>. JhtiU v, esi|., is nu ntiom d as lie' pr, -
, 1 who. upon his representations, advamed liable eandldate of the >, nn»-i :o-j fm Mate ., : . ( Hi,l close the I ,un li:ise of tl,.-place. Senator for the_di'triel e.imposed <•! the eoun- - -• ' ! ■ 1 ‘ - ! ’* •'
ties of Carol I and (.'lintnn.
—A man by Hie niiiii' F.ildwiii, living in <iibson eounly, was -lu t and in-i inlly killed, j on Thursday evening 1 i-t, by man of the;
—A citizen of Calumet gives us a vivid account of the finding of a human nkelcton in the woods about six miles west of Calumet, a few days since, and the way it is accounted for. About six years ago a Mr. Ripp lived on the place, and had in his employ a young and handsome German, who as Zipp believed, had become enamored of his, Zipp’s wife. The neighbors remember the bitter family quarrel that ensued, and the sudden disappearance at last of the young man. Zipp was always restless and melancholy, and some three years since succeeded in selling his farm, and moved to Michigan City, following the business of butchering, but during the last winter he became so completely melancholic and deranged, that he Iiung himself and was found sus-
pended, dead, in his bam.
There were pieces of the blue coat left having on steel buttons, left with the skeleton, the same worn by the young man seven years since, but his boots, singularly enough, were no where to be found. It is supposed he was covered with brush and leaves, which had decayed and left his bones exposed. The north part of this and Lake county has seen many a tragedy equal to any told of the mountainous country of Italy.—Valparaiso liepublic llth. Democratic Congressional Convention.—The undersigned, after consultation with, and in behalf of the Democratic central committee of the Tenth congressional district, hereby give notice that the Democratic congressional. convention of the Tenth congressional district, will be held at Ligonier, Noble county, Indiana, on Thursday, June 14, A. D. 1866, for the purpose of nominatlong a Democratic candidate for Representative in Congress. The basis of representation in said convention will be as follows: One delegate for each iao votes east at the late Presidential election, and one for each 75 votes or over. Counties. No. of Votes. Delegates. Allen 4,932 33 DeKalb 1,472 10 Elkhart. 2,000 .13 Kosciusko .1,898 12 Lagrange 796 .5 Noble ,1,550 10 Steuben 610. 4 Whitley 1,138 7 With the concurrence of Adams and Wells counties, which will be entitled to a similar representation, a nomination will be made at the same time and place for a candidate for prosecuting attorney, for the Tenth judicial
circuit.
Immediate action in calling eounty conventions for appointing delegates is earnestly requested. James McConnel, Chairman Congressional Central Committee. The Wabash and Erie Canal.—Messrs. Edgerton, Radius and Walbridge, the gentlemen who have been visiting the Hfeuis along the Wabash and Erie canal, for ofaseertaining what cony Tie lytf^owaWptftting the canal in goerfT order, nave not, we arc informed, niek-With the success they weje led to anticipirt^r At Delphi and Logansport, but litthj-riTterest seems to be manifested in the Sbeccss of the project, and the merchants and business men of those places, particularly of the former, seem to lie almost perfectly inditferent on the subject. By the Delphi Jour-. mil we learn that but £2,090 was subscribed, and even that sum was by the two paper manufacturing firms there, Messrs. Khinehart «fc Robinson, and Grifiith & Dewey. At other points along the line of the canal nortli—Fort Wayne, Huntington, Wabash, Lagro and others—the committee were more successful, and succeeded in awakening the people to the importance of the work, and secured considerable subscriptions. At points south of Lafayette the people seem perfectly iiidill'erent whether the canal is kept up or not, and little or nothing lias thus far been accomplished. Notwithstanding the want of interest manifested, it is thought funds enough will lie secured to put the canal in working order from here north, but unless interested parties on the south end bestir themselves promptly and speedily they will forever lose the opportunity of reclaiming this, to them,almost indispensable improvement, if they are satisfied, the merchants and business men of Lafayette amt points north can afford to be.
Lafayette Journal.
Arrest oe a New Jersey Comtpence Man He Realizes jtl.isHi and Revs a Farm in Indiana.—Slierill Colgrovc and Detective Bedford have been engaged for .some time in w orking up a New Ji rsey confidence game, by winch Mr. II. |k i iei ett was victimized in tin* sum of jb,000. It seems that a man named A. H. Ackcn, a resident of Griggstown, v New Jersey, where his family reside, pretended to have discovered a large salt deposit on a farm near that place, and going to New York, presented the matter confidentially to Tiekelt.
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TAILORING.
BARKER & FOLTZ, (Successors to Louis Scholtz.) MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM The Leading House of Fashion.
(.urge*! Stock in the City. Circntest Variety in the City. l.sitcMt Style* in the City. llcMt Trimming* in the City.
GROCERIES.
J. A. OR083LAUD. DOU6LA13 MAOtJI&S. 8. O. HAMA . W J. I9ILUE8PIK . J. M. CALDWELL. Crossland, AIaguike ii Co., WIXOL.ESAI.l-: a- IR, O C E IR, S , Cor. Nleridian and maryland St*.. ov!3 dtt INDIANAPOLIS, IND
fflHIS extensive stock of the greatest variety of Latest (_ Styles of French, American, English and German Goods, bought at the recent decline in prices, will be made up in the latest fashions, or to the order of customers fivoriugus with acal!, at pri es as cheap as the cheapest, by B VKKF.U & FOLTZ, No. 31 North Pennsylvania street, mj5 dim Second doxr south of Postoffice.
H. N. CONKLIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Vo. 00 Vorth Illinoi*Street.
(MILLER’S BLOCK,)
FT AS Just received his new and well selected I X stock of Spring Styl-s, and is now prepared to accommod.te all wishing anything in the above line. Cient** I-'iirni*hingr CJood* Con. *tnntly on Hand. apr25 d3m
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name of Wade. No parlii-ular- an-given as
to the Cause of the tragedy.
New Papep..—We have reei ived the initial number of a new Democratic paper, called the Stark County I.cljrr, publi-hed by \V. J. Burns, at Knox. The PcJjcr has Ihc right ring, and we wish its editor abundant success. —A young man by the name of Weaver was j arrested at Ligonier, one day last week, on charge of forging his urn-le's name to a note of hand to the amount of £220. He confessed the crime, and was bound over in §1,000 bail. Infanticide.—Last evening the coroner held an inquest on the body of a dead male infant, found buried on the premises of Edward Smith, the jury returning a verdict “ that the said child came by its death at the hands of some person or persons unknown."—Port
IVayne Democrat.
—General M. H. Hascall was last week defeated for councilman in the Fourth Ward by C. F. Butterfield, a good Democrat, by a majority of twenty-two votes. Poor Pascal
he’s played out; he’s a D. D.
next day was apjiuiiited to vi-it tin- farm, and examine tlie treasure lie had purchased, but sninetliing oeeured to prevent the visit, and 1 lie day following Aeken had disappeared. He informed his family that he had been called unexpectedly to Galveston, Texas. This, of course, was a (lodge, and an investiga- | tion was at once instituted, disclosing the I fraud. Circumstances betrayed his real desti- ! nation westward, and he was eventually j traoed to Lafayette, where it was ascertained I lie had purchased a Jasper county farm of the ! real estate agency of Frank Hine, and for | which he paid $1,200 down. It was aseertamI ed that he had $3,300 on deposit in the First National Bank of Lafayette. Mr. Tiekett came on immediately, and ibis amount was garnisheed,. The victimized broker, accompanied by Sheriff Colgrovc and Detective Bedford, took the night train for Jasper county, and finding the salt borer at home, took biin out of the dampness. He was taken back to New Jersey this morning under a requisition from the Governor of that State.—Lafayette
Courier, May 18.
JJtiiffton
progressing
He couldn’t be
elected supervisor in a respectable road district; he’s cut and dried and d—J—liinfl'ii.n
Banner.
—The work on the railroad is
with alacrity. The payments last week and this, along the line, have given a new impetus to the energies of contractors, creditors and laborers. Wc understand Mr. Y.-mduzer has been authorized to superintend the entire works. Tliis is right, lie is by nature as well as habit a working railroad man.—Rochester
Standard.
—The aggregate number of white male inhabitants, over the age of twenty one years, in each of the several townships in Blackford county, according to the enumeration and returns, arc as follows: Licking township, 371; Washington township, 2'>i; Harrison, 309; Jackson township, 211; total, 1,095. —Governor Morton, it is generally known throughout the State, has been in bad health for some time. We understand he spent a very sleepless night a few evenings since, on account of the numerous petitions which poured in upon “His Excellency” for appointment for the judgeship made vacant by the death of our old Irb-nd Judge Clements. We hope the Governor will survive the shock, although it is cruel in our “patriotic” friends to annoy the “grand mogul" when lie is stilfering as he is—ami has been for some time.- - Fi'u-
cennes Sun.
Fatal Accident. John Moran, an Irishman, in Iho employ of Heed Case, on Ihe latter’s farm, was killed on the afternoon of Thursday, tho 10th instant, as follows: He was going out from the barnyard to plow, ami in attempting to mount one of the horses, his foot slipped and caught fast In the harness; the horso became frightened, started to run away, dragging Moran with him, his head striking every obstacle in the way, and before the horse could he stopped by those present, ihe unfortunate man was battered to death. He died before midnight. Moran leaves a Wife and three or four helpless children.— Delphi Times. The Hancock < 'minty Robbery.— Charles Livingston, ala is John Jackson, arrested and taken to Greenfield on eiiarge of complicity in the above robbery, and who was in charge of Deputy Sheriff Mills, undertook to escape from the jail after having made a bogus confession in relation to Ihe robbery. A correspondent informs us that it is su|>posed that parties using him connived at his escape. Mr. Jonathan Dunbar, one of the parlies that lias been ni rotcd offered to pay the expenses ol a guard to wab li Liv ingston until after the trial, which is set for Wednesday, the 23d, at Indianapolis. Rape.—A man by the name ot Wood was arrested in Torter eounty, on Wednesday last, charged with committing a rape on the person pf a little girl thirteen years old, when returning from Sunday school, a week ago last Sunday. The child is so seriously injured that it js thought she t an not recover. By bribing the ofllcer In charge, Wood was permitted to escape, and much excitement prevails in the neighborhood over Ihe matter. This is the second victim of Wood’s fiendish lust, the first having died from her injuries. Six hundred dollars have been raise*! by the citizens to prosecute Ihe constable. Pkmocuatk: Congressional Conven'ftoif.—Xetiee is hereby given that in pursuance of a resolution adopted in the District convention held at Rrinccton, July 20. 1864, the Democracy of the First Congressional District of Indiana, will meet in convention at Vincennes, on Wednesday, July 25, 1866, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for • Congress, selecting a candidate ior Judge of common pleas court (second district) and for the transaction of such other business as may lie necessary. The convention will he organized at the hour of ten o’clock, A. M., of said
day.
By order of Central Committee, George E. Greene, Chairman.
COMMERCIAL. inonrtnry Affairs in New York. New York, May 19. The Commercial's money article says: The stock market continues active and firm. There was considerable activity in Michigan Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburg and Cleveland and Toledo, and Hudson is strongest on the list and sold up to 113. There is an active speculative demand for Cleveland and Toledo, which advanced The miseell aneous'list is less active than yesterday. Quicksilver Is 1 lower, Cumberland )i'; the movement of the Western Union Telegraph indicates .a realizing on the part of the clique. Prices closed % lower. Governments are active: 5-20’s offered less freely and improved k,; 7-30’s firm at yesterday’s quotations, the effect of the return of 5-20’s of remittanaes on account of coupons of 5-20’s held abroad and of the saleableness of a large amount of cotton bids is apparent in the larger amount of specie this week than has ever occurred during any fonii tr week in the history of the past. { This morning gold was Jess active, but later it was firm at about yesterday’s prices. The Government sold about $1,500,000 at $1 ‘M'/i to-day. Money is not offered quite so freely as of late, but is ill ample supply at 5 per cent, on call. About $9,000,000 of currency lias passed into the sub-treasury during the week, on account of purchases of gold, which is so much money taken off the market. Paper is in good demand at 5(ao per cent, for prime thirty days’ notes, and 6J.£($7 per cent, for longer dates. There is no movemejit in foreign exchange, and rates are nominally the same as yesterday. The prices of mining stocks in Boston today were: Copper Fails, 43; Franklin, 65%; Minnesota, 13; Quincy, 48; Wuverly, 5. New York ITIarket. New York, May 19. Cotton—A shade firmer; sales at36@37c. for middling. Flour—Dull, unsettled and 10c. lower: sales at $7 90@8 50 for extra State; $9@9 05 for common to good shipping extra round hoop Ohio, and $0 20(014 75 for trade brands, market closing dull. Whisky—Quiet; sales at $2 20(02 27. Wheat—Very dull, and nominally 2@3c. lower; sales of choice new, No. 1, Milwaukee at $2oo, at outside price; fair do, at $1 95; white was $2 75. Corn—A shade firmer; sales at 80@81o. for mixed western, afloat; 82(083c. for old do., in store and delivered. Oats—ie. better: sales at 49(050c. for western, and Ole. for old do. Petroleum—Dull; sales at 26%@27c, for crude, and 41@l2c. for refined in bond. Pork- Opened heavy, but closed firmer; sales at $20 12%@30 37% for new mess, closing at $30 37)j; $29 50 for old do.; $21 50(0 25 00 for prime; also 1,850 hbls. new mess, for May, June and July delivery, sellers’ and buyers’ option, sold at $30 62%. Beef—Steady; sales at 16@21c. for new plain mess. Hams—Firm; sides at47@48c. Bulk Meats-Firm; sales at 12%@13%c. for shoulders, and 17%@18%e. for bains. Lard—Heavy; salts at J9@22c. Bacon-Quiet, and held higher at 16%e. for short clear.
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4JcnIV Eni-niwliinp; <aoo«I*. No. 20 Virjinia Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.
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WM. SWEINHART & CO., Merchant Tailors, Ami Dealers iu Ljcnt*’ Fiii*iii*!iing <»oo<]n,
NO. 21 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA, mcb5 (13m PARIS & NEW YORK.
i zaTu:K r r s r r v i Dress and Merchant Tailoring, BY PROF. EDWARD I.ENOX, FASIIIOMIILE TAILOR, .No. 33 Month Illinoi* Mtrcet.
■ PROFESSOR I.EXOX has just returned from New J York with a full and elegant stock of Spring Goo le, and moved into his new rooms, one door north of his old room, which he has had fitted qp to his order in magnificent style. Everybody in search of the latest fashions may know Lenox by his sp'endid show window, on the east side of Illinois street, a few 4pars south of the Palmer House. mcb80d3m
A. JONES & CO., (Successors to Jones, Vionedge & Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 7 and 8 Bates Iltuse. Buildino, INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
Cincinnati Advertisements.
PIANOS.
CEROLD & BRO’S PIANOS. WTR OFFER THE PUBLIC A CLASS OF PIANOS T » wh ch, in Workmanship, Durability, Touch, Richness, Depth and Brilliancy of Tone, are unsurpassed by any, and at prices less than can be purchased elsewhere, combining the same qualities. Another Important Consideration These Pianor possess the comparatively rare quality of standing firmly in tune, and will stand any climate. Every Piano warranted for five years. GTEHtOLID «SB BIRO., Piano Forte Manufacturers, Of various styles and sixes, Northeast corner of Ninth and Walnnt Streets, (Metropolitan Building,) feb27 d3m CINC1NNATI, OHIO.
PROFESSIONAL.
TRAD. M. STEVENS, M. B., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No. 80 North Pennsylvania Street. Residence, comer Illinois »nd First Streets. Office Hours, from eight till eleven a. and two till five r. m mchST d3m
I>i-. T. >1. IVicliols, ‘DENTIST. Office and residence No. 27 West Ohio, between Illinois and Meridian streets. mchS7 dSm
A. joxrs. II. CLAY. E. P JOKES. J.W.JONES
f* badly
WM. SCHOPPENHORST, Dealer in Groceries, Produce, FEED AND LIQUORS, No. I-.1 East \Yusliin(gloka Street. (Opposite the Court House.) rflHK highest market price paid for country produce, i Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. ■ mch2l d3m INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY UIERRIFIELD & ROBINSON, DEALERS IN CHOICE GROCERIES AM) PRODUCE, Merrifield & Robinson, Dealers in MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MERRIFIELD t KOBINSON, Dea'ers in FT^tOUR A: FEEX>. Corner New York and Tennessee Streets and Indiana Avenue. mch87-d3m W. R HOGSHIRE & CO., %KAt.KR31N Groceries, Liquors, COTTON YAUN, KTC., -No. 95 AVewt Wn*hing;ton Street. inch# dSm
JEWELRY.
New Jewelry Store.
ANDREW OEIILRK, Watelimaker and Jeweler .■Yo. VJO Mouth I6els» ware Street, Pu lw en Wa^bington an! Murylind Sir., I\!>1 ANATOLIS, INI).
Jk I.L kind* of WafcbeM, Clocks an 1 J*w**lry livd. kt. pairing dune proat^ily and ncall/, al ibe l< prices. aprJ:'» d3m
HOSE AND BELTING. UKAl>FOIKl> A SHARP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealers in Gum Belting, Hose, Packing and Lace Leather, No. 57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. •T A NIKS RUAI>FORD CO., Manufacturers of French Burr Mill Stones, Smut Machines, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and Importers of tho genuine Dutch Anchor Brand Bolling Cloths. Office, 57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. jan27 dfim
COMMISSION. j- a. wiLsoisr, COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Old White Wheat Flour, And all kinds of feed, ->o. 78 7la**nclm*ett* A t on no, apr2 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J0IIX T. DEWEESE & CO., Commission Merchants, A3 Mouth Delaware St.,
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W. n THOMAS. JACOB Dt .XI’AN.
BRUSHES. Brush Manufactory. Ericket*, Have ramoved from 2i6 Hast NVashlngtoa Street, to Ao. ItMt South Illinoi* *treet. Three doors South of Georgia, Wist hide. niy3 dim* Indianapolis Dru>h Manufactory. NO 10C SvJlT.I IU. No IS STKKKT, *• (Thirl door >ouh of Georgia) Keep constantly on band % I.ar^o A Borlment of IS R TJ S M E S , Of their o,vn manufj ture, at Wholesale and By tail, in) 3 dly
I>. DU\€A\ A DO., OISTVKKYL. Commission Merchants, And Dealer* in FLOUR, GRAIN. PRODUCE. WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Ao. -ill \W*t*k.ouiwi:tnn St., (Opposite Caion Depot,) IS D1A N A Pu!. IS, IN D1A N A. jrTConsignments solid!,,!. Pustoffice Box 124-’. aprJ4 dtf J. JD. TV! Y E K. S , COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale and Beta 1 Dealer in ! Choice Family Flour, Buckwheat an t Kve F.imr, C.'rti Meal, and all kinds of Feed, 1 .Y‘>. L"i S"Ut , > Delaware St.. Imliunaj.olis, Ind. j my5 ddm
MACHINERY.
CjTEAM Thresh rs, Portable Engines of all tizes. Horse Powers of all sites, built at Kohinsoti's Machine Works, Richmond. Mend for circulars. Addrm JONAS W. YKO, m)16 dAtv’m Kichniond, Icdlana.
STENCIL, STETVCIE EEATES 7 CIIA'IX l*i:K I.I'.T IT’.K, And cost of Material. JOS J. r.VYRF, •Fort’.wfv: corner Race and Fourth s.rtcis, mch v J3 dd u Cincinnati, Ohio.
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC. i :\ E w E AOTOia Y.
BYRKIT <1 SOYK,
I
| i'or. (Mcorgjsi anil 'l>nncfr*ce St*., • V ¥ AVK, at £reat rxper.sc, erected new shops and fitted I I them up with the latest and most improved maj chiuery, ail direct from the best machine whops of the j Kist, and are now pn pared to manufacture iDOORS, SASH, BLINDS, lutlovv ansi ikuor l^rcinic*. I Base Cornice, Pilas cr*, Brackets, Mwulding., etc., etc;
in?. Lumber p
iinds, atid Dri-sec 1 Lumte
MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. 1 in South Illinoik Kirect. E i n cl 1 a. y & Co., Sculptors and dealers In all kinds of Imported Tlarblc Work, ' MANUFACTURED IN CARRARA, ITALY. Aa7E ALSO MAKE TO ORDER every thing pertabling ta Marble work—Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, Mantles, etc., at the most reasonable terms, and warrant to give satisfaction. JCT* Orders from a distance promptly attended to. apr23 tf
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A liberal discount to the country trade, and satisfaction guaranteed. Send for catalogue with st«
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CAS FITTING, DItVY tfc KAKcYFY, FLTJIvffBECIS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, NO. 70 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET. (Miller’s Block,) Indianapolis, Indiana, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, Gas Chandeliers, Pendants, Globes, Brockets, etc., etc., always on band. Prices reasonable and all work warranted. N. B. Jobbing promptly attended to. aprSJ-dSm
Cincinnati dlarket, Cincinnati, May 19.
Floui- and Wheat—Dull; accurate <|Uota-
tions can not be given. Corn—Sales at 58(r§59e. Oats—Sales at 46(c(i l7c. Itye—Deelinctl to 75@80c.
Whisky—Dull; prices reached $2 30 in bond.
Provisions—Quiet.
Afess fork—Mold to the c*teut of 5100 barrels
at $20 2a(i|30 f>0.
Bulk Meats—Sales at 12%@15%c. Bacon—Sales at 14c., 17c. and 19c,,
ARCHITECT.
HARDWARE. Charter Stove Store, \os. 67 and 69 \V. Washington St., INDIANA POMS, INDIANA. R. Is. Sc A. W. 3Ic«FAT, Dealers in Narbleizfd Iron and Slate Mantles, Seliooley’s Patent Ilefrigerntors; Sclioolcy’s Shower and Wardrobe Bathing Apparatus; Winehell’s Water Coolers and Filters; Torrey’s Artie lee Cream Freezers; Nile’s Star Cooking Range. Every variety of Stove**, Foal Grate**, Japanned Ware, Tin Ware and Uuusehold Furnishing Goods. •prl8 d3m
All kinds of Finishiner. Lumber planed and cut to or-
er. coumy4 d3m
der, Fluo.lng t»f all k
stantly on hand.
R.B CHERSON.
1>A% in VC AM.
Kl.l TUOMTSON.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES. Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers in and Manufacturers’ Agen U for RAILWAY, MILL AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND HEAD LIGHT OILS. Cfllce and Warehouse, No. 117 East Washington St., marl* dly INDIANA POLLS, IND.
SADDLES, ETC. Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Coach, Buggy, and Wagon Harness, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Exchange Stables, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Repairing done to order.- rach24 d3m
I.
hiitiect, No. 1 Eden’s Block, Itlarket Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Raat of the Postoffice,
feb38 d3m
TERRA COTTA,
tiers, sides ami clear sides, Card—Dull) sales at 21 1 Groceries—Unchanged.
and 19c,, Jor shoul.
l%c.
Cotton—Held at 25«§39c., hut these sales being above the views ol buyers, but little was
done.
(iol.l-fl 29%.
St. Com|s market. ST. liOL’is, May 19. Cotton—Advanced to 34c. for middling. Flour—Weak. Wheat—Heavy; low grades declined 5c. Corn—Lower; sales at 67@72c. Oats—Declined to 43@45c. Pork—Declined to $31. Bacon—Unchanged. Whisky—Sales at $2 19%.
J. N. GLOVER’S I.VDIAXAPOI.IS Terra Cotta Works, Corner Louisiana and Mississippi Streets, (Two squares west of Union Depot,) VYAS on hand, nr maiufacturcs to order all kinds >f II Terra Cotta Work, such as Door and Window Caps, Brackets, Modilliom, Acrotaries, Consols, Panel Oraa-
promptly executed.
my4 d3n
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
For Sale or Trade for Farm or
City Property,
jk N established business in the city, which the par-
/». ties wish to close^ont, and will trade
country property.
nchlO dtf
tor city or
WM. LOVE, Real Itate Broker.
COPARTNERSHIP. JNoticc oi^ Copartnership, PERIOPUAL WD IVEWS DEPOT, No. 3 Mpcnecr Ilon*e RIork, SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
HAbb & FRANCES, | JT AYE formed a copartner, FI News Depot for the sale icals of the day. Chicago, Clr dianapolis Daily Papers. Ala Ntationerie*. Fonfectioneric*. And choice SODA WATER, with Cream and Nectar and all other Syrups. ir~P General News Agents for C. and I. C. R. R , and J. R. R. apriOdJm
EMERSON, BEAM &. THOMPSON, Xo. 225 and 229 KVal- Market Street. Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH. 1!LI MIS, ■>»oi*»nd Window ft-’rapie*. Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Etc. holcsa!o and Retail Dealers in Flooring, iciling& Woathrrboanlin^ IN LOOKING worked Lumber dressed and sawed to I’ order. Scroll Saw ing done to order. Allkindsof rough Lumber con-tar.tly on hard. mch30-13n
PAINTING. PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental Shop, No. 147 Cast Washington Street, opposite the Court House, I>I>IA>A 1*01,IS, mcb2l d3m KNIGHT & LLOYD, HOUSE, SIGN AND Ornamental Painters, Miller** Rlock, lYo. «« IVortli 111!. ui*Nt., Koom IO, Socoittl I’loor. irchl9 d3in
BED BOTTOM. M0TT3L.T03ST 3 S SPRING RED R0TT0M.
Bromiley's Patent, September ‘20, 1864.
FISH.
ft>. 1. Tftft«IWft*SOIY dcCX>., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Salt Fish of all Kinds, 26 West Pearl street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Orders to be forwarded by Express, accompanied by the Cash, will be promptly filled at the lowest market rate*. We refer to Harrison’s Bank, Fletchers’ Bank, First National Bank Agent American Express Co., etc. apr7 d8ni
HOTEL.
TUCKER HOUSE,
(Formerly Scott and Pyle House,)
ff^tORNER of Illinois and Maryland streets, IndianaVv polls, Indiana. Entrance on Maryland street. The undersigned has taken the above Honse, a»d offers to those desiring Boarding, and the traveling public, as good Board and accommodations aa can be bad in the city, and at lower ratea than others charge for first clau board, etc. apraa d3m SAMUEL TUCKER, Proprietor.
Manufactured and sold by CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
4 MONO the many Patent Bed Bottoms, some are /V Rood and some are of no account. MOULTON’S SPRING BED BOTTOM is acknowledged by all to be superior to any now before the public.-having taken the m.TPRr.whims over all others wherever exhibited in 1864,1865. The Cabinet Makers’ Union’having secured the right of the State of Indiana for the above Bed Kottom, are now prepared to furnish the public at wholesale er retail. mcb24d2m
FOR SALE.
A Large Stock Farm for Sale.
station. 'wen^^^Vy^^S will be taken in part payment. WILLIAM LOVE, “J8 dtf. Beal Estate Broker.
KEMOVAU. TYR. J. J. WHITNEY, HAVING REMOVED TO NO. U 52, second floor. Miller’s Block, North Illinois street, will continue the practice of hts profession. Residence, No. 81 East Michigan street, Indianapolis. mch3 d3m
jr. m. YOI AKT, M. !>., Eclectic Uliysician, 8UEGK0N AND ACCOUCHEUR, Office No. 130 (residenceNo. 128) North Pennsylvania Street, one and • half squares North of Postoffice, Indianapolis, Ind. Office hours from seven to nine ▲. w., one to three ant seven to nine r. m. feb22 dly ________________ - - DENTIST, 'OFFICE, OVER- HARRISON’S BANK. febI9 dly
im. m:>K\ f. har’ykja, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A"WFFICE—McOuat’s Block, Keutncky Avenue, room vJ No. 6, 2d floor. Residence—No. 197 North Alabama. _ _ _ _ novlOdtf W. P. PARR, ]«. »., Physician and Surgeon. Office—No.23 Virginia Avenue; Residence—No.474 North Pennsylvania street, XN1D1ANIAPOL.1S, IND. fan* dCm
LOAN OFFICE.
PAWNBROKERS.
J. tc IN. KOIaOHOY,
Have opened the
Central Loan Office,
NO. S3 II.I.l’VOlN STREET,
f\sr. DOOR SOUTH OF PALMER HOUSE, WHERE
they are prepared to loan money on all articles of value. A large lot of unredeemed pled,
cheap.
Private entrance on Pearl a*reel.
ges for sale meh14 dSm
LIVERY STABLE. Livery and BoardingStabfe. M^IITIZENS’ LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE, \_y No. 10 East Pearl slreet, in rear of Harrison’s Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. Carriages and Buggies for hire on reasonable terms. Persons wir-hing to be conveyed to the adjoining towns can be accommodated at this Stable, aprll dtf SULLIVAN A DREW,Proprietors. «. W. ftilRROWM, Livery and Sale Stable. Horses bought and sold. Parties wishing good reliable teams, will do well to give him a call—No. 82 North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis. apr7 d3in Headquarters for Livery Hire, On Reasonable Term*. TNXOHANGK STARLX8, OPPOSITE THE BATES Pj House. R. J. MORE HEAD. •prS d3m ftVII.ft.IAYl IlLYENiEEV, Livery and ^ale stable, No. 37 West Pearl S.reet, in the rear of Palmer Honse, 1XUI.YXAPOL.IS. Every description of Vehicles usnally found In Livery Stable- always on hand. Horses kept by the day, week or month. anr5d3m
PLUMBERS. KVTI*\Y Sc aAJYP¥ir¥«, PLUMBERS, « AVft> KTE.Vn FITl’ER-S, Eden's Block. Xo. 81 East Market Street. I-V1H A.Wft*OI.IS, 1VI>.
I’miips, BatU Txvl>s, W RAD PIPE, SHEET AND BAR LEAD, PLCMBMJ ing. Gas and Steam Cocks, Valves, Gas Fixtures, Montgomery’s Steam Guages. aprl9dlm
QUEENSWARE, ETC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E A. W00DBRIDGE, IMPORTF. I. OF QUEENSWARE, ctmsrA., GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, AND PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington St,
MEDICAL.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S
Office and Consultation Parlors are located at No. South Iftelaware Street* ’VAYHKRE he will continue to treat and cure Private V V Diseasea, in all their species, stages, ramifications
and phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and per-
manent care, or make nocha Dr. Wm. Thomson has ma<
irge.
de the
treatment of Private
Illinois, and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eigt years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cored over thlrtee
thousand cases.
bousand cases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his
Rheumati migatim
for Scrofula,
usesaFu-
con-
decl dtf
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BILLIARDS.
Billiards! Exchange!!
N. D. KENEASTER,
T ATI OF MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA, HAS RK-
I A fitted the
KXCIIAVUK nil.I.lARU ROOMS With all new tablea—Phelan’s Improved Elastic Combi-
nation Cushions—and invites all Knlglat* of the Cue,
And their friends, to give him a call at the Exchange
Billiard Rooms, No. 33>* North lldnoia street. J. H. SIIARFF, late of Martlnsburg, Ya., aprlS 3m »--■
Business Manager.
New Billiard Hall.
GEM BILLIARD ROOM, Nfo. • We*t Wa*hinprton Street.
C?4Y SUPERB TABLES, being Phelan’s Combination. Four Pocket Tables, the best In the city. Centrally located, and easy of access, being on the ground floor. An elegant Bar attached, which Is supplied with choice^Lhjaors and Cigars. Open day and night.
PUMPS. I.VNt’lft A WOOI>, IPTriMUP TVT^KIE^IS. Pumps of the best kind, warranted for one year. Wells dug and repaired to order. Orders promotly tended to. No. 41 Kentucky avenue. aprlB d3m
WIGS!
WIGS. WIGS!
WIGS!
J. T.
No. SIS North Illinoi* Street,
Near Bates Home,
isortment of Ladies’.and Gents’
VIA Ii 1
neatly able manner.
AS the largest assortment of Ladies’, and Gents’ Wigs. Braids and Curls in the city. Repairing f done. Ladies’ Hair dressed in the most fashiou-
apr2 d3m
AWNINGS.
W . H . Cc O R H A 11, Manufacturer of Plain and Fancy A. wisriisr O-S, For Stores, Offices, Public Buildings and Country Seats. Tents, Wagon Cover*, lift-.. No. 16% East Washington Street, P.O.Box 139 INDIANAPOLIS. ]iy Orders from all parts of the country respectfully solicited. Orders left at Bamberger’s Hat Store promptly attended to. mchlT cam
HORSE SHOEING. RITCHEYS Sc RAWSOX, -Xo. 44 Ea*t Maryland Street, Will devote their entire time te HORSE SHOEING ONLY.
f AVING HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THB L business, we guarantee satisfaction. mch3 dSm
FINE ARTS, ETC.
Pictures, Frames, Mirror*, Looking ttlnaaes, HVC OTTX.X5I3STC3-S, Artist Materials, Tassels, Cord, Picture Niail*, Etc., Wholesale and. Retail AT H. LIBBER & CO.’S, 31 North Pennsylvania Street. mch3 d3m
HOTELS.
C. J. SCOTT, Jirr. K. SCOTT, Late of Scott Honse. Late of Sherman House Oriental House,
Illinois Street, two squares north of the Union Depot, INmA.VAPOLJS, INDIANA.
IT AVI NO leased the above honse for a term of years, IT wc have put it in tboiongh repair, and are now prepared to entertain the traveling community. B larders will be accommodated on reaaonable terms. Merchants and others visiting the city will And the Oriental a convenient stopping place.
C.J.AJ.K. SCOTT,
Proprietors.
FOR TRADE. A Farm for 'Trade for Ru*ine*s Property. 4 FIRST RkTE Farm, on a gravel pike, In five /V miles from city. The owner will trade tor good centrally located business property. WM. 1.0 v is, mchlO dtf Real Estate Broker.
IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUG-H & CO., Manufacturers of WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and Jails, TERASiDAIIS, BANK VAULTS, TR0N DOORS, SHUTTERS, BOLTS AND IRON X Fronts, also, plain and ornamental Iron Stairs and general house smithing, and bnilders of E. -MAY'S PATENT JAIL, No. 74. South Pennsylvania Street, mch28 d3rn INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INSURANCE.
MORE ACCIDENTS,
TANK man struck by lightning; one killed by Yy cars as he was crossing the track; one fell frex scaffold and broke his arm; one hurt by the rvnn away of a buggy. No Insurance! It is a great mistake that travelers only have need of tnaurance. Niue-tenths of the accidents occur in everyday home pursuits. Call and be insured. j. 8. DUNLOP 4 CO., my 15 d6t No. 16 North Meridian street.
RENOVATORS. -A. IsTEW Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment. B . J . B A AIX, Wo. 13 South Delaware Street, Dealer in CAST OFF CLOTHING. JE P’Dyjffng, Cleansing and Repairing done to order.
EXPRESS.
CITY EXBJUESS. HARVEY A dHIMV, No. SO. 1 ,' North. L^enntsylvanifi St. Furniture, Plano Fortes, and all movables carefully handled. Extra man with each wagon. aprlO dtiifi
AGENTS. SPANN Sc SMYTH, First Class Dwellings, BESINIESS TOTS, Small llwellings. Building Lot*.
A FINK ASSORTMENT ON HAND AT REAS0NT\. able prices and easy terms, for sale and exchange by SPANN A SMITH, Honse and Lot Brokers, mchl9 dim Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall.
CLOTHING.
TVew Clothing Store. J. II. SMITH Sc CO., NO. 11 WEST WASHINGTON ST-, indlanapolla, Ind.,
]4f ERCHANT TAILORS and d<
Clothing, Gent’a Furnishing Goods, Hats, Cj Trunks, etc., are fully prepared to suit every custoi
calls, both as to «yle and quality,
r. S. C. MORGAN, the manager. Is prepared to ent
dealers In Ready Made
Goods, Hats, Ci rait every custoi
ty-
Is prepared to », and from the * seres and Veatii
Don’t Mil to call at No. 11 WestWuhlngton street. A superior quality of Goods are on hand for sale, and at very low ratea. The customer will be promptly waited
ot but be
and fit goods to order on short notice, and from the well selected assortment of Cloths, Casslmeres and Vestings,
to make an elegant anlt of clothes,
to <
very low on and ci played.
suited
ter will be promptly wai’ from the variety there d
novl4’65-dl*
BARGAINS.
Good Bargains for Cheap Residences.
"MATE will sell vacant Lots and furnish such lumber as Vv we have In our lumber yard on terms that will Ule more than rent—say one-sixth cash.
we h
amount to
i have in our lumber yard on terms that
but little more than rent—say one-sixth c«o«, balance in payments of one-sixth every six months until the whole Is paid. DUNN 4 LOVE.
mj8 dtf
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership
; between outual shlng,
iu vv nolessie School Book and stationery, will be cared on by NAT. 8HURTLEFF and DAN’L MACAULKY, l the old stand, who will pay all indebtedness and set-
tled on b,
at
tie all accounts of the lata firm
Indianapolis, May 14, ’66.
>•
JOHN J. PARSONS, DAN’L MACAULKY, NAT. SHURTLEIF.
FINHE undtrsigned have purchased the interest of J. X J- Parsons in the above business, and farmed a copartnership under the style and name of Shurtleff 4 Macauley, and would respectfully solicit a continuauce the liberal patronage extended heretofore to the old *. NAT. 8HURLKFF.
of
firm,
my 17 d3w
m. Thomson, In hla practice for Sere 1c and general disease, of the blood, uses I migating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in
junction with internal treatment. SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the co:
This pract
Red extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and 1 rattling of chariots, uneasiness abont the loios. weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blnnted Intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweat*, fetid breath, coughs, consumption,monomania, and frequently insanity. The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of the above symptoms,should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief. JO* Office and Consultation Parlors,No. 9b South De aware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. -M P. O. Box 1650. feb.r
Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters.
rpiIKSE BITTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE X Bourbon Whisky, from a combination of over twenty different kinds of roots, barks and herbs, which act in perfect concert one with the other, prepared from the original formula given by the great Chief, Red Jacket, to Dr. Chapin, who used them saocess'ully in his practice for many years, and by their use gained great a popularity in the treatment and cure of Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and •aeivoTM Headache, Fever and Ague, and all the diseases arising from torpid liver and indigestion. Per-
sons suffering from either of these loath
loathsome diseases
ns suffering from either of
will find a cure by the use of these Bitten, which are
all those drugs and plu-
perfect! sons US’ on an un;
the most skeptic:
tly pur sually I
by the usei and free fro:
ally put up in such preparations, a suspecting public. A single trial skeptical that in the RED JACK; virtue that no other Bitters possess.
They strengther They are unequ They are a cure
ags i id p;
palmed off will convince
JACKET there is a
They strengthen and invigorate the systen They are unequaled for general debility.
ey are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assist in digestion.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure diarrhea andcholera morbus. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They are the best stimulant in existence. They are a preventive of Fever and Ague.
They relieve Constipation. They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are only sold In quart bottles; never by the gallon, quart or pint. See that our private Government stamp is unbroken
over each cork.
Sold by all druggist and dealers throughout the
country.
Call for Red Jacket, and take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied on application. BENNETT PIETEUS A: CO.,
apr20 d4w*m
Proprietors, 31 and 33 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
13TX. lUYCIUXUS l-Ynmle .Monthly American Pills. rYlHESE PILLS are the result of much study and X careful experience in allthe varieties of Female and iu cases of Irregularities, Suppresrrac or Whites, Inliammation of the Bladder, Kidneys or Womb, and Loss of Nervous energy, etc., their use is above all praise. Are entirely free from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons, and are free from any danger. Can be Used with pstfect safety. Among the many thousands who have used them in all parts of the Unton, none speak ill of them, for all like them. I*rioc One Dollar IVr llox. Th*y are sent in a thin, flat box, postage free, to all parts of the United 8:a:es, upon re-eipt of the price. Prepared and sold by DR. EWING, No. 33 Virginia Avenue, apr9 dly Indiauajiolts, Indiana.
FF
DAN’L MACAULRY.
EYE -A^INTID E-A-E. rRS. CULBERTSON & IIARTBR, Occulists and
Kentucky avenue. ERRORS
apr!6i
OF YOUTH.
Gentleman who has suffered for years from NervI\_ ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indlscret'on, will, for the sake of suf-
fering uumimty, send free to all who need it, the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser’s experince, can do so by addressing. In perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDHti, mayl-d3m No. IS Chambers St , New York. DRS. FESLER & PRUNE* Office—79 Market street, two doors east of the Post-
office, Eden’s Block, Indianapolis.
I RESIDES Family Practice, will give spec al attenJfm tion to the treatment of Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, and Eruptions of the Skin, Diseases of Females, such as Falling and Ulceration of the YVomb, Absent or Painful Menstruation. Al-o, Piles, Fistula
■rous and other Tumors. Office e a. ii., one tottve, and sevtn
apr!9dly
he Eye, Ear,
Absent or Palniul Mensti and Prolapsus Ani, Cance hours from eight to twelvi
CHOLERA DISARMED THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. XX R - COURTARET’S DISINFECTING FLUIDS. X-I cured by Letters Patent in the United State:
SeStates and
mpany organized on a _ aret, the celebrated Kren
permanent basis, with
nch Chen
Henry
bis
Dr. Courtaret, t of Its Laborato: Fluids for sick
rivies, cesspools, sewrers, gutters, , pitals, prisons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughterhouses, offal and fat-boiling establishments;
privies, cesspoi pitals, prisons
slaughter bouses, uuai buu iai-oaiiing esiaousnmenis; all kinds of manures, (immensely increasing the value of the latter to every farmer,)_and wherever poisonous
poisonous
agents are deodor-
.. r , and dlsenfectants in words. They remove nox-
ors by the chemical principles—leaving places healthiul air; they are destroyers, and not
»to
The attention of med-
and offensive gasses exist, izers, antiseptics, antiputrescents.
scier‘ ; “-
3 gas
in their
the scientific meaning of the ions gases and odors by the <
in their places healthiul air; they are destroyers, am merely absorbents of poisonous gasses; not injurious to
utensils in which they are used. “
4
ious gases and odors by me chemical principles—leavin
are destroyers, am jasses; not injuriot
utensils in which they are used. The attention of r ical and scientific men is directed to these disenfectants. Attached are testimonials in favor of this great discovery, which, with hundreds of others can be seen at the
company’s office.
Dii.avan Hoc-sr, Albany, March 30, 186C.
To the President of the New York Disinfecting Company: Dear Sir: It is all it is represented to be. We have made many trials of disinfectants, but now consider that we have foond an article which surpasses all otl
dy against all hi J * — ~
remedy against a!
. dhers a* a
ad odors. T. Rotas il & Co.
New Y'ork, April 9, 1866.
To thePresldent of the New York Disinfecting Company: Dear Sin We pronounce it without cxceotiou to be
upon every
We pronounce it without cxceptiou
the best we have ever known. Its effect upon
matter is complete and instantaneous.
C. A. Stetson, Astor House. 1L_T* N- D.—These Disinfectants are used by the scavengers, under the direction of the Sanitary Police of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New York.
POWELL 4 THOMPSON, 42 Cedar street, New Y’ork, General and Bole Agents for the Uni ed States and tho Canadas, to whom all orders should be addressed. For sale by all Druggists and general dealers in the United States ami Canadas. mylG dSm
_ s O DA WATER. RITTENHOIJSE & CO., fSuccessors to Clark * Co.,) 4Vo. S* UNION STREET, Manufacturers of PURE SODA WATER
T^AMILIKS, Hotels, ResUurtnU and Saloons supplied -L daily, by leaving orders at the manufactoryOrders by mail from saloons or parties in the country promptly supplied. aprl.3 d3m
FLOUR AND FEED. - SECREST & GRAYDON, Dealers inj Flour and Feed, INo. 41 South Alabama Street* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ITT* Goods delivered free of charge. Beales always ready for weighing Cora and Hay. mch23 d3m
FOR SALE.
IVow ot IVever. f ■ iHE most desirable vacant Lot on North Illinois I street. Just the right distance from chnrcbes, schools and places of business; just where a first class man wants to build a first class honse, among first class neighbors. J. 8. DUNLOP 4 CO., myis d6t No. 16 North Meridian street.