Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1866 — Page 3
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L\DIAMP0LIS R. R. TIME TABLE. Oolambae and Indianapolis Central Railway. IraluxLeave. Trains Arrive • ay Express 4.0.1 A.M. 8:C0 A. M Httsburg Express 2:-t5 P. M. l‘J3i) P. M .Night Express 7:30 P. U. 1..UO P. M I Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction. | Express 4 00 A.M. 1?:30 P. M Hail 3:15 P. M. 10:00 P. U Bellefontalne Railroad. Express T.15 P. M. 8:00A.M Accommo.lation 4: ,, ii P.M. 11:30 A.M Express Mail 4 00 A.M t>:45 P. M Madison Railroad. Morning Express 10 15 A.M. 12 31 P. M Evening Express..,.. 5:tO P.M. 7:30 P. M Jeffersonville Railroad. Morning Express 10.15 A.M. Right Express 9-on P. M. 3:SO A.M Chicago Express 5:00 P.M. 12:30 M Evening Express 7.30 P.M Pern Railroad. Chicago Express '2 50 P.M. 7:20 A.M Chicago Express ....10:10 P.M. 435 P.M Lafayette Railroad. Chicago Express 12 30 P. M. 3:43 A. M Spriugileld Accommodation 7:30 P. M. 10.10 A.M Chicago Express 10 00 P.M. 4:40 P.M Terre Hante and Indianapolis. S*. Louis Accommodation.. tclS A. M. 0:40 P. M Si. Louis Express 12:35 P M. 7:16 P.M Terre Haute Mall _.. .. 3 IO P. V. 10:40 A.M Right Express 7 10:Hi P. M. 3:45 A. M Cincinnati Railroad. Mail S 50 A. M. 12:20 P.M Accommodation 10:50 A M. 6:50 P M Express 7 16 P.M. 9:50 P/M Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. KxpressllreencastleJnnctior going north .. 7.00 P. M Coing south 11.47 A. M
COMMERCIAL.
monetary Affairs mMew York. New York, May 28. The Pott'a money article suys that the loan market is moderately active at 6@7 per cent. The stock market is irregular. Governments are better, and railroad shares active, except Erie, which is the weakest on the list. The bank statement is less unfavorable than was anticipated. The sale of ^*10,000,000 of Government gold has caused an increase of the specie reserve of the banka to the extent of more than $6,000,000. The deposits have correspondingly declined nearly $8,500,000, while the legal tenders declined nearly $12,000,000, and the loans have Increased more than $2,-
000,000.
After the board New York Central was quoted at 06%; Erie, 76%; Michigan Southern. 79%; Cleveland and 1’ittsburg. 94%; Northwestern, 28%; Northwestern, preferred, 58%;
Fort Wayne, 98%.
At the one o’clock call the market was dull, and Erie was depressed to 65%@65%, which is 36c. lower than the last London quotationsv Later in the day, Erie sold at 63%; Western
State Items. — The public schools cf New Albany close on Friday, June 1." —The Terre Haute Kxj-reas says several cows have been poisoned in that city recently. —JclVerson county recommends lion. John U. Cravens for candidate lor Congress in the Third district. —James Jlyrne fell died in the streets of Terre Haute, Saturday. Cause intemperance and exposure. —-The Urcensburg Chronicle is opposed to the nomination of Farquhar for Congress. It favors Cumbaek. —T^he young men of Lafayette are talking of organizing another base ball dub, with a reading room and library association. —The Fenian company that has been organizing in this eity has reeeivi-d onh-rs to report at Indianapolis, and will go to-day. The eompany numbers forty-time men, all young men—married men not being called on at present.—Terre llnulc Esi>rrsa. The Wabash Vai.i.f.y TelecuaI'II Lixk. - The line of telegraph on the Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad lias been completely reconstructed under the energi tie supervision of W. A. Head), the cllieieiit superintendent of the line. The entire line has been refurnished with the best galvanized wire and substantial eedar posts.—/,a/aytHe Courier, -tub. Democratic County Convention.—The Democracy of Elkhart county will convene in mass convention, at the court house, in Goshen, on Saturday, June 9, at one o’clock, r. M., for the purpose of appointing thirteen delegates to the congressional convention, to he liolden at Ligonier, on th>* 11th of said month. A general attendance is desired. 1’. M. Henkel, Chairman Central Committee. Brutal Murder in Bauuo Township.— From :» reliable source, we learn a few of the particulars of a horrible affair which occurred in Baugo township, of this county, on Thursday last. A Mr. Crull, wlio resides in that township, is the man accused, and the circumstances are about as follows: It seems that the wife of Mr. Crull was walking out in the vicinity of her house, drawing a couple of children in a cart, and was approaching the house, when she saw a man sitting near the road, apparently resting himself after traveling around that ueisrhborhood in search of work, fehc being a lady of rather a timid nature, and baring that her virtue might be assailed, shyed around as she passed where the man sat, and carelessly upset the cart and threw the children out. The man kindly spoke to her, and asked if he should assist her witli the children; whereupon Mrs. Crull started and ran back to the house, and informed her husband that tnman had attempted an outrage upon her. Her husband immediately pursued the stranger, and overtaking him. commenced beating him witli clubs, stones and his tists. lie then took him before a justice on the charge of attempting to commit a rape upon his wife. After a hearing of the case, he was immediately discharged, on the hearing of the woman’s own testimony. It seems, however, that the fiend of a husband was not yet satisfied, and he made threats that he would “ put him where he wouldn’t insult another woman.” After his discharge by the justice, on Thurs-day-evening, the man went off in the direction of the woods, and has not been seen since. On the next morning, Crull was seen coming out of the woods with his gun, and on being questioned as to what he had been doing, replied that he had “ shot a d—d dog down there.” But upon search being made, no dog was found; and the missing man’s hat having been found in that vicinity, suspicion was entertained that he had been foully dealt with. On Tuesday night. Sheriff Violett arrested the supposed murderer, and lodged him in our jail, where he will probably lie kept until some clue can be found to the missing man. Crull is represented as a man of rather bad character, and should he be found guilty of this deed, we hope that ho will meet his just deserts.—Goshen Democrat, 23d. Artificial Water Spout*. The Boston Commercial ol .May 19 has this
story:
We understand that the ship St. Joseph, recently arrived here from Liverpool, had a narrow escape on the passage. It seems, as the matter is reported to ns, that among the cargo was a box marked “ Sodi um,” which was placed on deck with instructions to the effect that if there was any trouble with it from getting wet or otherwise, to throw'it overboard. Soon after getting to sea, the captain took a dislike to this box, supposing it might be something of the nature of lime, and possibly might set the ship on lire. So he ordered a couple of old salts to pick it up carefully and throw it over the stern. Instantly on its striking the water a terrific explosion occurred, and an immense column of water was thrown up, tilling all hands who witnessed it with consternation and amazement. Captain Alexander is entitled to much praise for acting thus promptly with the terrible stufl'(probably nitro-glyccriiie,) for had a stray block from aloft, or a heavy sea struck the box, us it lay on deck, the ship might never afterward have been heard from. The Iurki’REsmble -Miss Dickinson. Miss Dickinson h is been delivering herself of a very caustic oration, upon the subject of President Johnson’s policy, in Philadelphia. She was as amiable as usual, pronouncing the President “ an enemy of his party, his country, and ids God.” She made fun of the Pres, ident’s grammar, and alluded ironically to the unsteadiness of baud in signing pardons, intimating that his nerves were disordered by had habits. She observed that the law ranked her with children, black men and idiots, but she could not be •• reduced to the level of a man capable of making ” the 22d of f ebruary speech. She thought that the negroes should have votes to protect themselves from Memphis riots, nr.d quoted the “ martyred Lincoln,” whom she once abused just us she now abuses President Johnson. It becomes daily more evident that Anna needs a husband. Her temper is soured by persistent celibacy. But for the unfortunate individual ivho should hazard the experiment with the gentle Anna, w’e might exclaim as Saxe makes one Bf his characters say of the Tartar who carried off a man’s wife, “ God pitv the Tartar, Said he.'” -rPittabunj Chronicle.
The New York Herald publishes an exceedingly laughable and cleverly-written burlesque of several columns, purporting to he a report of l mass meeting du Union Square, attended by at least ten thousand beasts, and designed to indorse the movement for the prevention of cruelty to animals. A Great Boar presides, ami speeches delivered by cart horses, omnibus horses, donkeys and so on, which are full of telling satire upon men and things. The animals kept the standard of their meeting quite up to that of average conventions of intelligent mortals.
The Commercially*' The effect of our monetary disturbances of the week is rapidly subsiding; this morning there is none of the pressure which characterized last week, but on the contrary lenders are seeking borrowers; large sums have been offered at 6 per cent, on Government collaterals, but the Government rates are 7 per cent, though w ith a very apparent tendency towards 6 per.cent. The disbursements of the sub-treasury during the week, in the redemption of certificates of indebtedness, are likely to put the market in an easier condition than fourteen days ago. Discounts are rather more active; the banks and private bankers have more disposition to take paper at present rates, which has the effect of reducing, for the moment, the supply on call. Prime names at 60 and 90 days are current at 6%@7 per cent., with rare exceptions at 7 per cent. Stocks are again buoyant, the condition of certain stocks being the chief elevator of the prevailing strength of prices at the morning board. The principle feature was the apparent culmination in a corner of the Cleveland and Pittsburg. There was an active demand for cash stocks, among which a speculative direction in Erie is said to lie numbered. The price closed at 94,%. Ib gular and strong predictions made .it touch par. The street is considerably mystified about the Erie. The prevailing idea is that a party is manipulating it for rise stock. It is, undoubtedly, very largely oversold. The price declined %— dosing at 67%. Nearly every stock on the last board is more or less under speculative manipulations, and in every ease is held for
higher figures.
Governments are active and firmer; throughout Government brokers have advanced quotations materially; old 5-20‘s and 7-30’s, and 5-20's of 1802 are % better, and 7-30’s %@%; 10-40’s rose %—closing at 92%. The gold market is weaker. There Is less demand for export. Speculators for a rise are disappointed at the large amount of 5-2o's and Erie returned by the City of Boston, the amount being apparently unimportant. Foreign exc hange opened quiet, with a moderate demand for sterling sight bills; merchants are at present very limited, buyers being apparently disposed to take the chances of lower premium on gold and easier market.
BARKER Sl FOLTZ,
(Successors to Louis Scboltz )
MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM
The Leading House of Fashion.
ffinrffrat Stock In the City. 4ji*ent«*Mt Variety In the City. I.utest Style** In the City, IKc*t Trimming* in the City.
srie y of Ls'est
f finis extensive stock of the greatest **riey oft f Styles of French, American, English soil fierman ' uucht at tha recent decline in prices, wi
Goods, bought at the recent
made up la the latest fashl ns, or t totuers fxvoringus with a call, at pri
cheapest, by
IIAKKFK A FOCTZ,
prices, will be
to the order of cue-
as ch. ap as the
ni:5 dim
Nu.3l North Pennsylvania street, Eecoud door south of P. siofllco.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
IvOans
increase
•Specie
Increase Circulation..
Increase. Deposits Decrease
Legal Tenders.
Decrease
$257.9C!>,5!>:’.
2,779,i:;o 19,736,929 6.111.464 •W,233,867
H. N. CONKLIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
.Yo. 440 lor Hi Illinois Nlrrrl,
(MILLER’S BLOCK,)
’AS Just received his new and
well selected
ared
1,031,001
208,977,905
8,419,824 73,829,947 11,380,190
Clent** TurnixliiusT CSood* ConNtsmtly on llnnel. apr25 d3m 111*7 Y K Y lair**, iVIei'ehant Tailor, And Dealer In dent** rnrnislilng dooilft. No. 20 Virginia Avenue, Didianapolis, Ind. api25 d3m WM. SWEINHART & CO.,
Merchant Tailors,
And Petaler* in
(went*’ <«oo«ls,
NO. 21 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA. mch5 d3«n PARIS & NEW YORK.
GROCERIES.
/. A. CROS*LAjn>. ft. O. RANICA
W J.titLLC&m
DOUGLASS MAGUISV J ■.oai.dwkm.
CttossLAXD, Maguire & Co.
WHOI.KSAl.K
<3- Kj O OERjS, Cor. .fleridiatt and Maryland Sts.*
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INDIANaPOUS, IND
A. JONES & CO., (Successors to Jones, Vjnncdge A Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Xos. 7 and b Bates Ifonse Building? INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
A. JOKES.
H CLAY
B. P JONKS. J. W JOKME8
feb8 illy
WM. SCHOPPENHORST,
Dealer in
Grocerres, Produce,
FEED AND LIQUORS,
Yo. 1*J5 F.nst Wnahington Street,
(Opposite the Court House.) rice paid for country produce. rpa*t of the city free of
fYlHE highest market pi 1 Good, delivered to
charge. mesut U3m INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY. MERRIFIELD & ROBMSOS,
DEALERS IK
to CHOICE GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
Cincinnati Advertisements.
HOSE AND BELTING.
IlKAlkFORD St SHARP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealers in Sum Belting, Hose, Backing and Lace Leather, No. 57 Walnut, comer Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
.1A T11:* BKAJkFOKO St CO.,
Manu'actcrers of
French Burr 31111 Stones, Smut Mach ne>, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and
' (ho
* n<1
Importers of (ho gumine Dutch Anchor Brand Bol lug
Jloths.
Office. "*7 IHihiut. corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. jiii27 dGm
COMMISSION.
«j_ g. wixasonsr, COMMISSION MERCHANT And WU.de:ale and Retail Dealer In Old White Wheat Flour, And all kiwis of feed, Yo. 78 91a**achn<ietts Avenne,
apr2 d3m
INDIANAPOUS, IND.
join T. OEWKKSE A CO.,
Commission Merchants,
13 Mon ii. Ihplavr.are Mt.,
PROFESSIONAL. DR. S. C. TODD, (Late of Shanghae, Ch nx,) The Great Chinese Doctor, Cni-tt* all Diseases. Office and Laboratory. 81 SOUTH ILLINOIS STRI1 Residence, 152 North Meridian street, rNDIA-NAJPOLIS, INDIANA..
QUEENSWARE, ETC. MEDICAL.
wholesale and retaxl. /Special Notije to Ladies.
VJAHTICULAK attention given to Consumption, ff ula. Old Scree, Chronic Diarrhoea, Liver Com
Kbenmatism, and all Chronic Diseases.
Hundreds of certificates of
Scrof-
Liver Complaint, ient cures of D;s-
jndreds of certificates of permanent cures of D;s- & pronounced Incurable by family physicians of this can be seen at the office. Consultation free.
eases
city can be
All medicines sent to any addn
my 21ddwlm
1 It is all important tha* ladies should have p re par aI Utms specially adapted for complaints to which they _ ___ _________ I are peculiarly subjec , at once safe, healthy and E A. W00DBRIDGE, ^^;^ e t t h h i L t ^ 0 Sndy < : : “ ultonewh0hasn,ade
DR. A. JR. IRAKI* ICEAl ,
Professor of Diseases of WomeQ, Has been in extensive and successful practice for upwards of thirty years at bis peksint orncc—a fact that speaks for itself—and is known to thousands of ladies as
the author of
“Che Married Woman’s l*rlv«te Medical Companion,** First published In 1847,) specially Intended for married
IMPOKTKR 07
ce. Consu
npcnnded by the Doctor in person
Address
D3. S C. TODD, pjstcffice Box 1397, Indianapolis, Indiana.
TUAD. 91. STEVEXS. At. D., PHYSICIAN AND SDR8E0N. Office, No. 80 North Pennsylvania Street. Residence, corner Illinois and First Streets. Office Hours, from eight till eleven a. m., atul two till five p si meh-7 d3m I>r. T. >1. TNioliols. DENTIST. Office and residence No. 27 West Ohio, between Illinois and Meridian streets. mcb27 d3m
Merrifield & Robinson,
Dealers in MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MKRR1F1KI.D A ROBINSON, Dea’ers In FLOUTS &- FEED. and (ndiana ich2?'d3m W. R HOGS HIRE & CO.,
IY1F1AY AIMhl.lM, Jau2.> din ly
■ YlhlAYA.
KAMIL Kl-XPAV. W. II THOUAS.
JACOB KUMCAN.
C.mer New York and Teune.-see Streets Avenne. n
D. DUNCA* Sc GO., IwKNitiKAL, Commission Merchants,
And Dealer'* in
DKALKR31N
Groceries, Liquors, COTTON YARN, I'.TC.,
Yo. 25 W’c*t WsisiliinRlon Street.
E7VTE» r r STYIaES.
iTIonej', Mocks, Etc. New York, May 23. Gold—Lower; opening at $1 37%, declined to $1 37, advancing to *1 37%. nud closing at
$1 3,%.
Government stocks —better.
Freights to Liverpool —Quo t.
Stocks lower; gold I37'..; Stoningtoii rail- i _ , _ r . m •, road, 106; Alton and Tcr.v Haute preferred, DrCSS ailtl Mei'Cliailt TailOl lllg, 6::%; Fort Wattle. 97%; Book Maud. 93%; • ° new. 28%: do. prefern <1. t 'lexeland cod | * Pitt.-burir, 94; Illinois ( Mioliiif.tn Southern. 79; Beading, lii:%; ilinLon, 113%
*’ ' *’ .tl. ‘.hi 1 .,; Mariix.'
JEWELRY.
New Jewelry Store.
AA1HIEW OEIIIaER, Watchmaker and Jeweler
Yo. 20 Month Ihrlatvnrr Ntreel, r.vtw en Washington ,n I MarjUnd St-.,
!\1>I \ N AI’OLIS. IN It.
FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Yo. 42 West l.oufolium At., (Opposite Union Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. JUT* Consignment* solicited. Postoffi.ee Box 1242. epr24 dtf J. r) . IVt Y E Ft s, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale and RcLa l Dealer in C hoice Family Flour, Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Com Meal, and all kind* of Feed,
Erie 02%; New York (Viitr.il. 93'.,: Mariposa preferred, 23%; Wotcrn I'liion Telegraph. 62%; Quicksilver, 52%; 0’s ‘si 5-20 coupon ; 1862, lu2; do. istil, lo2; coupon 1862. 102%.: i 10-40 coupon, 96; 7-3i>’s, first scries, 102%': 2d
102%, 3d li>.‘% .
Philadelphia Market. PHILADKl.PUl.t, May 28. Beef Cattle—In good demand; sales J,2oo ; bend at 14(i/. |8%e. per quality. . Sheep—Dull and lower; sales l.iwhend at !
,c. per pound.
Grass Hogs—Dull; l,HO() head held at $13 1
@14 5u. per 100.
Flour—Quiet atul unchanged.
ritor. Ettu xiiit i.EStix,
FASHIOiVAItLB TAILOR,
Yo. 32 *oh!Ii lllinofo Street.
A LL kind, of w*lcbr*, Ubs k, an I Jvwrlry »u h»i.d. Rapalriug dons promptly and neatly, at the k wrst i
price*.
No. 15 South Delaicarc St., Indianapolis, Ind. inyS d3m
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC. TVEw i^vc ir roii\ .
BVRK1T Sc SOiKS,
C’or. Georgia and Xcnuehwee Sts., JT A VIP, at tf?’* at expend, erected new fihopa ami fitted Ml tbem up with tbo and most improved machiufry, ail ihrect from hett machine nhop* of the
Ba>t% Mid are now pr^pand to manufacture
X*E>IO TYR. J. J. WHiTNBY, H LYING RFMOVt-D TO NO. 52, second floor. Miller’s Block, North lliino's street, will ontinue the practice of li s profession. ]te>idence. No. 81 Kast Michigan sired, Iniiuiiapolis. mch2 <13m J. It*. VOIJARr, T|. ■>., Eclectic Dliyisician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCIIKUR, Office No. 130 (residence No. 128) North Pennsylvania Street, one and a ball sqnares North of Postoffice, Indianapolis, Ind. Office hoursfrom seven to nine a. n.,oce to three and sevt n to nine p. a. Mi >2 dly <3- _ .A. _ W E la Xj S 3 DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER 'HARRISON'S BANK. feblB dly ■>K. IIF.YUY F. HAKYIX, PHYSICIAN AKDSIIIGEO^ INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
/~kFTICF—UcOuat’s Block, Keatucky Avenue, room No. 6, 2d floor. Residence—No. 197 North Alabama. novlO dtf w. r. fakuTm. *>., Physician and Surgeon. Office—No.23 Virginia Avenue; Residence—No. 471 North Pennsylvania street, IXDIAYAPOMN, 1 YD.
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EYE -A-ISTH) E^JFtr RS. CULBERTSON k HARTER, OcculiiU and
QUEENSWARE,
CKCXISr^
GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLEKY,
AND
PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington St, INDIAN APOL.IS, IN D. decl dtf BILLIARDS. Billiards! Exchange!! N. D. KENEASTER, T ATK OK MART1NSBURG, V1RG NIA, HAS LKJLi tilted the FXCTIAYtJF. lllK.ff.1 AIC3> KOOMS, Wiih all new tables—rhGan’s Improved Elastic Combination Cushions—and invites all Kniglit* ofllie Cur, And their friends, to him a call at the Exchange Billiard Rooms, No. 33}, North 11 iuois street. J. U. SHARIF, late of Martinsburg, Va., aprlSSm Business Manager. New Billiard Hall.
pUints, symptoms and causes, aud their skillful acd immediate treatment. It is a life-long, reliab.e adviser and companion. Over HALF A MILLION LADIES Possess it. Every husband should have it. It is sent
and efficacious ularities and obstrur-
rossass it. Every by mail, price $1. He guarantees a safe and Immediate (■ure of all special difficulties, irregularii lions, either in person or by mail. Ladies frein ail pa of the United States consult him with the grea:e-t confidence and certainty of success. C^VXJTXOINr TO Ib-A-IXEES-Ee not Imposed upon by the cheap, worthless and i.ijurious nostrums of '■Female Pills,” “ Powders,” •‘Drops,” palmed upon the credulous an 1 ignorant, w!.o are deprived of their means as well as of their Ucailh. Ladies can send for “Thi Masuikd Wom.s’s Puvatic MaDicai. Companion,” or consult Dr. Maunceua by letter, and so gaard against impositions. MARRIED A.VD SINGLE LADIES
Who desire a safe and certain remedy for irreg:i'ari:ies or suppressions of nature, from whatever cv.se. can
rely upon his celebrated
PORTUGUESE FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS Composed of rare an 1 costly imported ex-rnet-. T: .y sre a reliable specific for ladies. I'leassnt (o lc-ti . bri ig sugar coated, healthy and certain in (ill ca-es Ihey esn not fat!. In recent ctsetthey succee I in fort; - eight hours. Price S3 per box. In obvlnve cue, those two degrees etrougor tbould bo U;ed. 1‘.;co ^ .
No Agents appointed. Address Jttr. A. n. iflArRICK.tr, Professor of Diseases of Women.
Office 119 Liberty St., or Pox 1221, .V.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards cf twe-
»ent by mail, in ordinary leUer
They an
Ith f
my23 dlw3m
dopes, y23di
with full instructions and advice.
’j :er /
GEM IIILLLVRI) H00M, Yo. 2 West Washingfton Klroet.
C4IX SUPKRB TABLR3, being Phelau’s Combination. Pour Pocket Tables, the best in the city. Ceu-
1 access, being on the ground
with
»>
trally located, and easy of
floor.
An elegant Bar attached, which Is supplied choice Llqaora and Cigars. Open day and night.
I " Anrists. have permanently located In Indianapo- — fisTfor the exclusive practice of Eye and Ear Surgery. Office over the State offices, opposite the State Bank, on —
aprlUd’m
Kentucky avenue.
WIGS!
WIGS. WIGS!
WIGS!
aprj dhm DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
|>KOFfCSKOR LENOX baajilst rciurned from New J Yoik with a lull and el.-gaut ^tivk of Spring Goo t», and moved into his new rictus, one door north of bi»
BRUSHES Window ami Door Franirs, - - — Baw Cornice, Pilas crs, Brackets, Mouldings, etc.,
Brush Manufactory. AI , kiuJ , of Fini . Uin Hclmieclol wV | < !'Ina / , on'htu!i Have removed from 210 Ka.-t Wa.hiogton Street, to * . Yo. I4NI Mouth lllinofo Ntrert. »•» xntasox.
Three doors South of Georgia, Wt*t hide.
my3 dim*
hlng. Lumber planed kinds, and Dreitei
and rut to orLumber. con-
4 d3m
mviu SE IM.
EI.I TIIOMrSON.
EMERS0A, BEAM & THOMPSON
Wheat-Steady; Rood gtiod h,.rl..i{ uZXHllWuZZ h^MrVrTn" i Il»dlaUap»lls 2 oO; ^OOtl red ^2 OG. i nidj{nittct*Tit ftylo. K.vorj btHly in s**arc!» of th** latest '
t-x t
Brush Manufactory.
.V». 225 and 229 UVsf .MarCet Street,
Corn—Buoyant; ealts 7.901) IhisIk-Is yfllmv
at 88c. afloat, 9(>r. in store.
Mess Beef—Sales at 31uy.'!2i.
Lard—Sales at 16)^e.
Whisky—Dull; sales m Nteru S2 21,.',2 25;
Ohio $2 27.
agni
fashioni.may know I en. x l>y I on the east aide of Illinois str
the P.loier Hon-e
tils splendid shew wlndo' t, a few dojra seull
ow, ll of
Cincinnati market. Cincinnati. May 28. Flour—Unchanged and quiet; sales of superfine at $90.10 90; extra, tlO 5(i(,i;il 25; family, $11 50(5.12 25. Wheat—Bather dull; there is a good demand for lower grades, hut not much tor higher: sale! of extra sprint' at $2 15(0,2 2'»; No. 2 new red winter, $2 30442 35; No. 1, $2 45; eld red. $2 55@2 57. Corn—In jfood demitiiil and prices liigher; sales of mixed in elevator at lioe., and in sacks
at 70c.
Oats—Finn; sales at 49@50e. Rye—Sales at S5(ii.90c. Barley—In ^ood demand :it$l 40@1 50. Wliisky—Advanced to $2 24 in barrel. Fork—There is an active demand for mess pork, and prices advanced to $31 50, elosiii” with few sellers below $32; the total sales reach 1,809 barrels, including 599 barrels sold in order for New Orleans. Lard—In active demand; sales of 1,190 ticn-es at 22c. for prime kettle, and 21 %44 21%e. for steam. Bulk Meats—Generally held at 12%e., Ific. and 17%c. Bacon—Sales at 14%c., 17%c. and 19c. Gold—$1 37%. Cotton—Quiet; sales at 37@30c. for middling
MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. llliNouih Illluoi* street.
F* i ii <1 1 ti .y Jic C 1 o - , Fculpiorn ftn«l di'ulcru *n .ill of iBuportt'd Alarlilc Work, MANUFACrURKD IN CAKUARt, ITALY. % «/K ALSO MAKE TO ORDER every Hong per\'Y taming tj Marble work—Moninne .1 , F ni'.m, Vat Its, Mantl'oi, etc., «t the moot reaaotiable u-rms, and warrant to give vatL-factlon. ]I f' Orders from a dutauce promptly attended to. sp'23 tf
LEGAL TENDER. The Celebrated Pacing Stallion,
NO 106 Sul* l I II.L NOIS 8TRKET,
(Tiiir l do©r ^>u h of Georgia )
Keep coiistuntly u.i hMii! a i.urg.* A sortme'it of
B R. SS M E S ,
Of their oiifn ra(inula lure, r»t Wholesale aad H»*lail
ni) 3 «) 1 y
STENCIL, 7 fkyty i»i:k i.i: rri:is. And co.i of Material. JOS J SAYRE, Northwest corner Rjcb and Fourth s'reels, mch'23 i13ji Uinrii.natt, Ohio.
i mmm
HARDWARE. Charter Stove Store, No*. 67 and 69 \\. Washington St., i:\mAMAPOMN, IKDIAMA. R. la. Sc A. W. ^IcOUAT,
M.uUfaelurvrs of
1)90158, SASH. ItLI.V I)S, Doot* ami IVindoa Franipsi. Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Etc. Wholesale and Ketitil Dealer* Id Flooring, €ciliug& Weathcrboarding | 1 LOOKING worked I.nmber drcsa^l and sawed to I’ oreer. Scroll Sawing dou« to order. All kinds of rough latmher com-tanGy on hand. mchlU) d3n> WARREN TATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Brackets, NlouIdiiign. Etc., Etc. Wholesale ai d Retail D alerln FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHERBOARDING. Fl-orlng Worked Lumber dressed and sawed to order No. 38 South New Jersey Street, mch94d3m» INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
LIVERY STABLE. Livery and Boarding Stable. M^IITIZKNS’ LITKRT AND BOARDING STABLE, Vv No. 10 Kaat Pearl elreet, In rear of Harrison’s Hank, between Meridian and Pcnnuylvanla streets. Carriages and Rnggies for hire on reasonable terms. Persona wishing to be conveyed to the adjoining towns can be accommodated at this Stable, aprll dtf SULLIVAN A DREW,Proprietors. <«. W. Itl KKOAYN, la ivory and Sale Stable.
J". T. Yo. 9H Yorth Illinois Nlroct,
Near Bate!, lieu e,
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office ana Oowmltation Parlors are located at Yo. 3D South Delaware Mtreef,
YMT’HERK he will continne to V W treat and cure Private Dis-ea'i-3. in all their species, stages,
ramifications and phases.
l»r. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical, and permanent cure, or make
charge.
Dr. Wm. Thomsen has made the treatment of Private L'isea.-esa spe-
cialty since the year ]e31—three te.-rs intheciiyo! ll.ilialo. New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, and
twoyears in Peotia, Illinois. Darn - light
tice
cases.
Lr. Wm. Thomson, in his p-a lire f r Srrof .la, Rheumatic and general diseases ol the hleod, uses a f umigating Vapor Balh of the most ingcii'. i..- kind, in eon-
junction with internal treatmeM.
Ss.MINAL EMISSIONS, the c nsjqnenre ot seifalu This sob.tary vice, or depraved : i .us! itidaigence, is
>bUt of both sexes to an almost tiulini-
xtent, producing with unerring certuinty the ful-
ijtnms unless cemba’.ed by measuies, viz: Sa’lcw ct-ur.
da 1 k spots under the eye-, pain in the head, ringn
years in Peotia, Illinois. Durng l ight in Chicago, Illinois, ho cured over llctlce
This sobtary vice, i practiced by the youl ited extent, producing w I ra ing train of morbid
ree, ; in
TTASthe largest assortment of Ladies’ aid Gent,’
11
neatly done. Ladies* Hair dressed in the inert fa-hion-
able manner.
Wigs, Bra
and Carls in the city. Repairing
epai fa,h
noriJ d3ni
itorges oongnt anu fold. 1’arties wishing good reliable teams, will do well to give him acall—No. 29 North Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis. apr7 d3m Headquartei's for Livery Hire, On Rrawonitltle Terms. rNXCHANGE STABLES, OPPOSITE THE BATES JLi Hou.-e. R. X MOREHKAD. aprJ d3m
YVII.I.IA>I IflYF-SleFY,
Livery and Sale Stable, No. 37 Weil I’earl S.reef, in the rear of I'llmer House,
i>ii>i.vr^^vi»oLi5S.
RENOVATORS. Ji. 1ST E "W t'leaaing and Dyeing Establishment. li . -T . 11 jV R , Yo. 13 Moutli IFelaware Mtrort. Dealer in CAST OFF CLOTHING. J1 r’Dyeing, Cleansing and Repairing done to order. mrbl4 d3m
e eye-, pain in the bead, ringing
the ears, and noises like therurtiing of b uves and rattling ol chariots,uneasiness about the loirs, weakue-s of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidecce, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dh-li; e to fcirm new acquaintances, a dispositn n to sbrin socii ty, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples eul various eruptions about the face, furred t'.- gue, night sweat y fetid breath,conghs,consumption,raon'.m.ii::.!, and fre-
quently bisaniiy.
The a (fluted. on tho first appesre.nee of any of tie above symptoms, should immediaUly apply to Dr. Vi'm.
Thomson for relief.
)L J*OlliccaudC<nsn'tation Parlor ,?fo.’Jf»8eut!. Delaware street, Indian ipoiis, inJia- a. P. O. box 163(1. fchl-dlv Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. • Red Jacket Bitters.
BARGAINS.
«oo<< Barsains forf heap Beside decs. or too th. Anr-Sd3m
rpilKSK r.llTKHS ARE rRKPARKD IX PLUG
JL B url*DU Whisk.
sky, fro Tl
i t»is oi
HOTELS.
C. J SCOTT, I. ite of Scott House.
aarr. a. scott, I.ate of Sherman Hon
"MYTK. will sell vacant Lots end furnish such lumber as VY we have in onr lumber yard on terms t’at will amount to but little more than rent—say one-sixth cash, balance in payments of one-sixth every six months um 1 the whole is paid. DUNN 4c LOVE,
mi S dtf
Oriental House,
DISSOLUTION.
Illinois Street, tien squares north of the Union Depot,
Dissolution oi* Partnership
LUKtAL TENDER, Marblcizrd Irou and Slate Mauilos,
Chicago Nlarket. Chicago, May 2S. Flour—Quiet. Wheat—Opened stronger :rt $1 67(3168, and closed quiet at $1 66@1 66% for No. 1, and $1 05(5; 110 for No. 2. Corn—Steady; sales at 52%@52%c. for No. 1, and 50@51c. for No. 2. Oats—Finn; sales at 32@33e. for No. 1. and 30%@31%c. for No. 2. Provisions—Nominal. Freights—Firm; 14%c. for corn to liull'alo. Hcceipts—Flour, 9,990 bbls.; wheat, 30.000 bush.; corn, 35,000,bush.; oats, 134,000 bush. Shipments—Flour, 40,090 bbls.; wheat, 25,ooo bush.: corn, 204,000 bush; oats, 55,000 bush.
YTETTI.L stand the ensuing season at the Union AgrlVt culiural Fa:r Grounds, Edinburg, Indiana, and will be let to mares for #50 to insure a mare with foalpersons from a distance to pay before their mares are taken away. Good pasture for mares from a distance can be had at reasonable rates All care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no responsibility should any occur. The se.sou t o commence the first of April and end
the first of July, 1880.
L J. HACKNEY, Keeper,
Edinburg, Indiana.
{Klllwankee market. Mii-waukkk, May 28. Flour—Quiet. Wheat—Quiet. Oats—Active; sales at 36e. for No. 1. Hcceipts of flour, 2,000 barrels; wheat, 72,000 bushels; corn meal and oats, 20,000 bushels. Shipments of flour, 11,000 barrels; wheat, 31,000 bushels. St. Louis Itlarkct. St. LOUI8, May 28. Cotton—Heavy. Flour—Dull. Wheat—Inactive and unchanged. Corn—Favors buyers; sales at65@74c. Oats—Steady; safes at 40%@45c. Pork—Quiet and unchanged. Bacon Shoulders—Sales at 14c.; clear sides,
19%e.
Whisky-Quiet at $2 20.
Junction Hailroad.—We arc Informed that there is now* a fair prospect of the Junction railroad l>eing finished to Kushville sometime during the present year. We understand that the company agree to complete the road to this place, by the first of January, 1867, provided $10,000 aitoitional donation lie made
An effort is
ros-
pect ol success in this direction is considered very good, judging from the amount already obtained. The donation is taken in the form of a promissory note, due when the first train of cars shall arrive in Kushville, said note to be void if the road is not completed by the first day of January, 1867. Thus it will be seen that persons subscribing to this land run no risk of being swindled out of their money, for if the road is not completed by the given time, their obligations become void. Kush county needs this road badly, to give us a direct outlet to the eastern markets, and wo trust it will be built at an early day. -Rushville Jack-
sonian.
Mr. T. S. ’i’ruair, formerly |of the Syracuse Journal, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his marriage on Wednesday erening last. There was a large company of friends
present.
UesM’rlption anti Pctllgree. LEGAL TKNDKRU a boautirul black, fifteen handi and a naif high, eight yeara old tbln spring. In form, style, action and energy, be has no superior. Legal Tender was sired by M >odey’8 Cricket, be by old Davy Crocket, aifll he by a Norman French Canadian horse. Legal Tender’s dam was by Mohawk.
WILLIAM M. PRICHARD.
mch30 dSm* - Franklin, Indiana.
saddlesVetc.
Schooley’s Patent Refrigerators; Schooley’s Shower and Wardrobe Bathing Apparatus; Winchell’s Water Coolers and Filter-; Torrcy’s Artie Ice Cream Freezers; Nile’s Star Cooking ILmge. Every variety of Stove*, Coal Grate*, Japanned Ware, Tin Ware and Household Famishing Goods. aprlS dSm
iP-A-TiLa siiEniwr-A.3Sj-,
Manufacturer of
Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Coach, Boggy, and Wagon Harness, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Exchange Stables, INDIANAPOUS, INDIANA. Repairing done to order. meh24 d3m
PUMPS,
I.YYCII St IVOOO, IPTJZIVEIP Pumps of the beat kind, warranted for one year. Wells dug and repaired to order. Orders promptly at'ended to. No. 41 Kentucky avenne. sprig d3m
NOTICE.
IxpixxAPOua, May 33,1866.
to the company by Rush county. An effort being made to raise the money, and the pri pect ot success in this direction is consider
npHB undersigned, Stockholders of the Indianapolis, J Peri and Chicago Railway Company, being the
h of the capital stock of general meeting of tbo to meet at the office of
lers
sa d Company, hereby call a Stockholders of said Company
said Company, in the city of Indianrpolia, day of Juqe, 1866. at ten o'clock, a. M.. consideration the propriety of conooitdati the stock and railway of this Company and railroad of the Jeffersonville, Madli
polls Railroad Company, thereb company ol said two Railroads.
P. B. CUTTISG, DAVID MACT,
VOLNRY T. M A LOTT, WM. HBNOERSON, m*23 dim THKO. P. HAUGHKY.
the 25th take In
ng and uniting rlth the stock
dlson and Indianay making a loint stock
RAILWAY SUPPLIES. Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers In and Manufacturers’Agents for RAILWAY, MILL AND MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND HEAD LIGHT OIU5. Office and Warehouse, No. 117 East Washington St., mar 14 dly INDIANAPOUS, IND.
FURNITURE.
TERRA COTTA.
PERIODICALS.
PHEWS Newspapers
AGENCY, and Periodicals.
iantry regularly received, New Tork Illustrated Papers,* complete stock ol Beadle’s and Manro'i Dime Publications, etc., etc. A liberal discount to the country trade, and satisfaction guaranteed. Send for catalogue with st-mp enclosed. C. M. TYLER, No. 67 South UUnoU si reef. N. B. Back numbers of any leading Newspaper or Magaslne procured without extra charge, apnl dSm
r
DUSIUU -•“'‘—•‘“■SSfir&eA.
J. N. GLOVER’S
IY 1>I A Y A POL IS
Terra Gotta Work^, Comer Louisiana and Mississippi Streets,
(Two squares weet ot Uulon Depot.)
[TAB on hand, or manufactures to order all kinds of
| J. TerraCotta Work, such as
Door and Window Caps, Brackets, HodilUona, Acrotariea, Consols, Panel Ornaments, Friexu Enrichments, Capitals in all tha orders of Architecture, Flower Vasea, Chimney Tops, etc. H. B. AH designs famished will be strictly a
WILKINS & HALL
(Successors to J. K. Ramsay,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE ALERS IN
If U14. IV IT UK. E.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
Fashionable Parlor Furniture,
Orawing Room and I.lbrnry
FURNITURE,
Office and Counting Room Furniture,
U a m t> e i* Sets
promptly executed.
rietly
my4d3u
PAINTING. PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental X’AITVTERS, Shop, No. 147 Kast Washington Street, opposite the Court House, ■ YDIAYAPOI.IM, IYI>. mch24 i!3m KNIGHT St LLOYD. HOUSE, SIGN ANU Ornamental Painters, Mlllcr'a lllock, Yo. OO -Yorth 1111ii fo *t-, Itoom lO, Second 1’ioor. ff chl9 d3m
FLOUR AND FEED.
SECREST & GRA7DON, Dealers in Flour and Feed, Yo. 41 Mouth Alabama Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JO 3 Goods delivered free of charge. Scales always ready for weighing Corn and Hay. • mch&i d3m
COPARTNERSHIP. Notice of Copartnership. PERIODICAL AND NEWS DEPOT, Yo. 3 Spencer House ISIoeh, SOUTH ILLINOIS STRK.KT.
HALL & .FRANCES,
1Y Ihl A Y A 1*0*.IN, 1YU1AYA.
W ff A VIXG lea^el the above bonse for a term of years, I* wo have pal it m thoioagh repair, and are now prepare! to entertain the traveling community. B >arters will he accommodated on reasonable terms. Merchants and others visiting the city will ilud the Orieniai a convenient slof-piug place.
C.J.&J.K. SCOTT,
mch31dlf Proprietors. TILTOIiER XXOTJSE,
(Formerly Scott and Pyle Bouse,)
^'10BNRR of Illinois and Maryland streets, Indiana-p-lis, Indiana. Entrance on Maryland street. , The undersigned has taken the above House, and offers to those desiring Boarding, and the traveling i ublic, as good Board and accommodation* as can be had In the c ty, and at lower rates than others charge for first
SAMUEL TUCKER, Proprietor.
ship I
er-dgned is this day dissolved by mutual
le business of Book ~ '
and Wholesale ScWn
the n
consent Ttu
business of Book B nding, Pubbshmg,
rpilK copar!nernfr.-hip heretofore existing between
A the nudi
mt
boiesale ScWoolBaok and Slaiionery, w ill be ca ried on by NAT. SUUlfTlAifc-F an! DAN’I. MACALLKT, at the old stand, who will pay an iadtbtidiiees and set-
tle all accounts of the late firm.
JOHN J. PARFON8, DAN L MA'iAOLhT,
Indianapolis, May 14, ’66. NAT. Slll'RTl.KtF.
flTHE undersigned have purchased the interest ef J. I J. I’srsona in the above business, cud. formed a copartnership under the style and name of Shurtloft A Macauley, and would reapectfally solicit a conlinuance
of the liberal
firm.
mvl7 d3»r
sspecttally s
patronage extended heretofore to the old
NAT. SOIORI HFF, DAN’L MACADL'cY.
class board,etc.
apr*26 d3m
HORSE SHOEING. HITCHENS Sc DAWSON" Yb. 41 Maryland Street, Will devote their entire time te HORSE SHOEOG ONLY.
fAVING HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE [ business, wc guarantee satisfaction. mch3 dSm
FINE ARTS, ETC. _ Pictures, Frames, Mirror*, Looking tiilame*, M OXTXvIDIJSra-S, Artist Materials, Tassels, Cord, Picture Yaifo, Etc., NYliolesal© ami Retail' H. LIBBER & CO.’S, 31 Yorth Pennsylvania Street. tnch3 d3m
BED BOTTOM.
MOXJXzTOisr’s
SPRING HED BOTTOM.
SALES AND WAREROOMS,
Yo. 39 South IllinolM Street, Factory oppodte State House, formerly John Ott’s. my5 dim -
s »J£a
>.’ litvqfj:'; • . -7.:!: .
HBRALD OFFICE.
■ [T^WTis fnefiacttrtn
HERALD STEREOTYPING BSTABUSH:
la the mMt complete of any fat the State j would da well to 66ft there before
ttatrwoik.
icals of the day. Chicago, Clncit dianapolls Daily Papers. Also, Stationeries, Confectioner ion. And choice SODA WATER, with Cream and Nectar and all other Syrups. ITT* General News AgenU for C. and I. C. R. R , end J. R. R. apr20d3m
NOTICE.
#100 IMdAV^VJilk.
T WILL pay $100 reward for the arrest and conflneX ment in either the Marion or Knox county Jails of DAVID THORNTON, A large, bony, mnscnlar man, near six feet high, very heavy eyebrows, long hair, and blue eyes. He was last seen by the undersigned In Indlmapolii, and was wearing a fur cap. He Is a Counterfeiter. I will pay the above reward far hie arrest end confinement in either of the above neaaed jails, or $60 for bis ane.t and confinement In any Jail so that I may get
Bromiley's Patent, September 20,1864.
Manufactured and sold by CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House.
a M0NG the many Patent Bed Bottoma, some are J\_ good 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 nxtT nucncas bver all others wherever exhibited in The Cabinet Makers’ Union having seourR the right of the Bute ef Indiana for the above Bed Bottom, ere now prepared to furnish thwpnblic at wholesale «r retail. racb24 dSm
EXPRESS.
CITY E3GPRESS. HARVEY St SMITH, No. 8ejf North Pennsylvania »t_ Famltmre, Plano Fortee, and all merahlee oaiefWlF handled. Extra man with each wagon. aprlOddm
IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUG-H & CO.,
Manufacturers of
WROUGHT AND CAST IKON
Railing and Jails,
VERANDAHS, BANK VAULTS,
[RON DOORS, SHUTTERS, BOLTS AND IRON
11ESK 1: nr’, j- di!
act i
m lt(
... u «acket,.' .-i. v..
in his pra:tico f.*r miry years,
■•nl a popuiarliy m the trc.itni- nt n-. i c r: cf I’ys-
Iwtnty diff-ri-nt
■rfi
vin.n lormuia g.v
Red Jacket, tc Dr. Cnupin, who C'l 'i:c e n s icce-a’ul!
ity (111: -rent ki nds oi no s,
which net in perfect concert one with tUr
e l from the orieiual for eula
combination cf ov. i
r---, ret,
i. nsi-'i . . I s ;,i_ir'a U1 ■ I and by !h- : r us- gained
ion (
larks and hero-', h til ■ otb r, prep.irby the great Ciri”, sl !reoi s ■rro-- , iiliv
.1 sy -t ‘‘.•hi.'
so gre.1
p psii, and Liver fomplaint, Co:is:ip .'ion, Sck mi: Nesvous IleafatUe, Fever and Aru-, nt all the i!!--eases arising from torpid liver and in igestisn. i’ersonssuffering from lituer cf thc-e l.' itU oni' lUseases will fm 1 a cure by (be use of the o Bitt. rs, wbieb n e perfect y pure and free from all tho.-e drags ami p ixoiis usualiy put up in :U h prepar.aioo. e.ud palmed iff on an uususpe liog pu' hr. A - ’ :•! t i. l will com n o the most skepricxl that m the KFii JACKM' there is a
virtue that no other li.Ucrs l-o.-.-cs •. They strengthen and invigorate They are uuequcle.l for general They are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assist in d!g?»ticn.
Tney purify the breath acd acidity of the stomach.
They cure diarrhea amD holer.t morbus. They are an amidoteto charge cf water and diet. They are the best stimulant in ovi t t-nce. They are a preventive of Fever and Ague.
They relieve Constipation. They euro Nervous Headache.
ire and pj
CKKT Billnlib are only Sold in ties; never by the gallon, quart or pint.
st
trend
trt boft
ee that or.r private Government stamp is unbroken
They are perlectly pure and palatable.
'he genlliao RKD J At
!cs; nt
hat or.r pi
over each cot k.
Sold by all druggist and dealers throughout the
country.
Call tor Red Jacket, and take no other. Circu’ars to the trade supplied on application. KEXYETT P1BTEUS A: 4 »»., I’r vprietors, _ aprill) d.t v4m 31 and 33 M chign Av-nue. Chicago. i>e. iSXciEu-s I-Vmalo ^aonllily American Pills.
ental Iron Stairs and
ders of
J. Fronts, also, plain ami ornam general house smithing, and bnilii
E. MAY’S PATEYT JTAIE, No. 74. South i’eunaylvania Street, mcbSSdSm INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
LOAN OFFICE.
PAWNBROKERS.
J. A IW. SOLOMON, Have opened the Central Loan Office, YO. as ULEIYOIS STREET, A ANK DOOR SOUTH OF PALMER HOUSE, WHERE they are prepared to loan money on all articles of value. A large lot of unredeemed pledges for sale cheap. 'tr 1 Private entrance on Pearl irtreet. mchl4 d3m
f ■THESE PILLS are the result of much study and I careful experience in ail the varieties of Female Complaints, and in cases of Irregularities, Suppressions, I.euchorno or Whites, Inflammation of the Bladder, Ktdneys.or Womb, and Loss of Ntrvous energy, etc., their use is above all praise. Are entirely tire
from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons, and are free from any dauger. Can be used with perfect safety. Among the many thousands who have used them in all parts of the Unton, none speak Hi of them, for all like
them.
l*rit’e One Dollar I*er ISox.. TVy are rent in a thin, flat box, postage free, to all
parts of the United States, upon re -eipt of the price.
I’rer —
epared ami sold by
apt 9 die
DK. EWING,
No. S3 Virginia Avenne, Indianapolis, Indiana.
ERROHS or YOUTH.
A
■on, I to I
Gentleman who has suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indl.-cret : on, will, for the sake of suf-
fering bun
and
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experince, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OUEM-N, mayl-d3m No. 13 Chambers St , New Ymk. DRS. FESLER & TRUNK. Office—78 Market street, two doors east of tbe Postoffice, Eden’s Block, Indianapolis. TYKSIDES Family Practice, win give special attenI ■ tlon to the treatment of Diseases of the Kye, Far Throat, Lungs, and Eruptions of the Skin, Diseases of Females, such as Falling and Ulceration of the Womb, Absent or Painful Menstruation. Abo, Piles, Fistula and Prolapsus Anl, Cancerous and other Tumors. Office hours from eight to twelve A. m., one to five, and seven to nine PM. aprll) dly
CHOLERA DISARMED!
OTKAM Threshers, Portable Engines ef all rises. Horse Powers of all sizes, built at Robinson’s Machine Works, Richmond. Bend for circulars. Address JONAS W. YKO, mylfi dftwltn Richmond, Indiana.
SITUATIONS.
City Intelligence Ollicc.
Situations procured for Book-keepers. Situations procured for Clerks. Situations procured for Agents. Situations procured for Serv ants. Situation procured on Farms, A HD for all kinds of labor. Tice versa, Merchanta, /A Master Mechanics, General Agents, Landlords, Houaekeepers and Farmers can make selections from our many applicants at tha City Intelligence Office, No. 33% North Illinois Street, room No. 9,
second floor.
apr4 d3m
R. S. MOORS, Fropriator.
spristor.
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROVED. TVR. COURTABET’S DISINFECTING FLUIDS. SeU cured by Letters Patent in the United States and France. Prepared aolely by the New York Disinfecting Company, at their laboratory, Nos. 298, 3U0 and 302 Henry street. New York. Office, 43 Cedar street. This company organized on a permanent bails, with Dr. Conrtaret, the celebrated French Chemist, in charge of Its Laboratory, Is prepared to furnish its Disinfecting Fluids for sick rooms, nurseries, urinals, water closets, privies, cesspools, sewers, gutters, ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter honsea, offal and fat-boiling establishments; all kinds of manures, (immensely increasing the value of the latter to every farmer,) and wherever poisonous and offensive gaases exist. These agints are deodorizers, antiseptics, antiputresecuts, and disenfcclants in the scientific meaning of the words. They remove noxious gases and odors oy the chemical principles—leaving in their placeshealthlul air; they are destroyers, and not merely absorbents of poisonous gasses; not Injurious to utensils in which they are used. The attention of medical 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.
Dxlavak Hors*, Aisasy, March 30, 1866,
To the President of the New York DisinfectingComptiuy: Dear Sir: It is all it is represented to be. We have made many trials of disinfectants, but uow consider that we have found an article which surpasses all others as a remedy against all bad odors. T. Rocaat i dt Co.
N«w Tom, April 9,1866.
To thePresident of the New York Disinfecting Dampany: Dear Sin We prononuee It without excepUou to be the beat we have ever known. Its effect npon every
matter is complete and instantaneous.
C. A. SrtTSoa, AatorHouse.
JO* N. B.—These Disinfectants are need by the soavitary Police of the
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