Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1866 — Page 3
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From the Chicago Times.
Scandalous Affair—The Wife of a I’romiiient Citizen dopes with a Dry Coodn Clerk—The Injured Husband its .Pursuit of the Guilty Pai^. Sometliing less than a year ago George lli'invn, a youtig miiii with more money than leauty, liecitme smitten with the seductive charms of a female who Was acknowledged to be a beauty; oucof the most exquisitely lovely damsels ou the North side. Ifer name was Mary Turner, and her father, a poor but honman, pegged and patched boots and shoes in ii little shop of his own. The only capital of the cobbler’s daughter was her beauty, and with this she determined, to use a homely phrase, to “ feather her nest.” A few sweet smiles fairly captivated George Brown’s heart; he fell into the matrimonial trap a willing prey, and after a very short courtship, Mary Turner, the shoemaker’s daughter, became Mrs. Brown, the wife of a man of means. Brown loved his pretty wife, and she loved Brown’s greenbacks, his jewelry, and the wealth of costly presents he bestowed upon her, but as for Brown himself, to love a man with a hooked nose, a squint eye, and one leg shorter than the other, was unreasonable, out of the question, absolutely impossible. She didn’t care a lig for the flesh and blood part of
poor Brown.
But woman must love somebody; it is human nature to love and be loved, instead of her husband, the only object which made Mrs. Brown’s heart flutter was a young and foppish elerk in a Lake street dry goods establishment, named Smith—not John Smith, the immortal, nor Joe Smith, the father of poligamists, but simply William Smith, who measured tape and calico, and catered tothevaried tastes and desires of the fair and ugly ones who patronized the establishment in which he was employed. This young scapegrace did not resist, as ho should have done, the advances of anothtr 1 man’s wife. On the contrary, he wss at tirst pleased and afterwards smitten. An interchange of sentiment took place between the guilty twain. They met, not by chance nor In the usual way, but clandestinely. Surreptitious interviews resulted in a resolution to elope; to “fly on the xvings of love/ but to take passage on a sleeping car, and let the iron horse widen the space between them and the only obstacle to their happiness, Brown. The latter was taken down with rheumatism in his shortest leg about two weeks ago, and on Saturday morning had so far recovered that he took a short walk. On his return to the house, Mrs. Brown met him at the door with the information that his dear old mother was seriously ill; that a messenger had communicated the fact in bis absence, and that no time must be lost, if ne would once more witness a live mother in-this vale of tears Mrs. Brown urged him to go, but insisted that he should walk very slow, in order that his game leg might not be injured by over excitement. She kissed him as he left the cottage where he loved to dwell, and waited at the gate until ho had turned a corner. Then the time for action had arrived; she collected all the valuables in the house, the silver plate, the gold watch of her husband, and $1,400 in greenbacks, hurriedly packed them up, and Smith drove up with a carriage; the two entered it and turned their backs upon Chicago, in the direction of Calumet station. Here they procured tickets for Detroit, and there all trace of the illicit lovers ends. Brown found his mother engaged in the sensible but not polite a\’ocation or peeling potatoes. He concluded that some cruel friend had perpetrated a practical joke, and did not hurry back, remaining under the paternal roof till afternoon. Then he leisurely walked home, expecting to be greeted at the threshold by a loving kiss and an affection caress from the wife whoso extraordinary beauty 5vas his
boast and pride.
He was uot welcomed. The i<Jol of his heart was at the time far away, and it is extremely probable that she was hugging and kissing and caressing the dry goods clerk. As fast as his long and his short leg would carry him, he proceeded to the houses of all his friends, frantically searching for his lost, his loved, but his false Mary. But he found her not. Yesterday the husband, nearly crazed by the conduct of his wife, ascertained that they had taken the cars for Detroit, and the ten o’clock train of Friday night boro him, too, to tho
same destination.
He cares little for the money, tho watch, the jewelry, and the plate, for they can be replaced from his amnio means; but he is distracted at the loss of that other piece of furniture, whose cruel deceptions left him without a companion in his desolate home, and he is determined to And her and bring her back.
state Items. —There is a dry goods home in Evansville that have u hugable corsets.” What next? —The Madison dry dock company has another steamboat nearly ready to be launched. —Strawberries are abundant in the New Albany market, at from fifty to ninety cents per
gallon.
—The mechanics of New Albany propose to celebrate the approaching Fourth, in a proper
manner.
—The Greencastle Banner is in favor of Hon. T. H. Nelson as the Union candidate for Congress. —The theatre season ha* closed at Evanrville. The new Metropolitan has not bet n very successful. —There is a great demand for houses in New Albany, and the Ledger says two hundred families are in want of houses. —A body of a negro man was found one day last week in the Ohio, near Henderson. Ho was probably one of the ill fated Missouri. —We understand that the Madison marine railway and shipyard has changed bands, and goes Into operation again June 1, under very favorable auspices.—ifadison Courier, 'li'th. —The negro who shot the woman Alltreide, near Evansville, has not yet been arrested. The Courier says there is little hope of her recovery. —Joseph Taggart, esq., has been nominated by the Democracy of the district composed cf the counties of Monroe and Brown-for State
Senator.
—The spring session and exhibition of the Indiana Horticultural Society will commence at Terre Haute on Thursuay, 31st instant, and hold two days. —Macklay, who stole a horse from Henry Long, In Harrison county, and has, since his arrest, been in jail here, was this morning taken to Corydon. where he will be tried. To Newspapers in the State.—The editors of all the papers of the State are kindly requested to send copies of their publications to the Indiana Soldiers’ Home, Knightstown, for tho reading of the inmates. A Distressing Cask.—The police to-day arrested a girl who has been living in a cave in the woods north of the wty for some time past,and associating with the niost abandoned, 4 and sent her to Lcguusport, where she belongs, i The girl is a mere child, only about seventeen years old, and it is certainly* distressing to see one so young already so steeped in iniquity.— Lafayette Courier, iuth. Singular Divorce Cask.—A singular divorce case came oil' the present week in the Perry Circuit Court at Cauuclton. A young lady in Perry county was married, to all appearances, happily;! but ten days after the celebration of the nuptials, she filed a petition in the clerk’s office tor divorce, setting up as a plea that the individual she had married icat not a man. The evidence on the tiial wag sufficient to establish this fact, and the divorce was granted.—Afmiison Courier. Liberal Offers.—Chauneey Kose, esq., a well known and liberal hearted gentleman of Terre Haute, in addition to numerous other charitable donations, some time ago proposed to give $50,000 towards the erection of a tirst class female college, provided a similar amount should be subscribed by others, to be located at such point between Logansport and Evansville, as the subscribers should designate. We are pleased to be able to state that our esteemed fellow citizen, John Purdue, esq., has taken the matter in hand, and proposes to donate $50,000 toward the object, in addition to Mr. Hose’s generous offer, and the institution is to be located here. It is understood that .Mr. ; Hose stands willing to increase Ins gift to $70,- ! 000 if a corresponding increase >h.>uld be made I by others, and it is pretty certain that Mr. I Purdue yvill give $100,000 rather than that the i project should fail. These sums, in addition to what will l»o subscrib* d by other liberal hearted citizens, will ensure sufficient funds to erect 1 and endow an institution that -h ill be second 1 to none in the country. We have already heard of one gentleman who w ill give $30,00(1. and another $|(',000 toward it.—Lafayette i Journal, 'JJth. One hundred and fifty hand organists grind ; at New York, and have a perfect understand- j ing with each oilier as to their routes, which : are changed weekly, so that they never in- j fringe on each other’s *• beats.” Most of their j organs are rented to them for $2 to $3 a week , by a company, which has become rich in this way, and the grinders make $10 to $TJ a week. : During the winter, the monkeys are kept at houses in the Five Points devoted exclusively to their use, their owners paying ft I to ■si.oil a , week lor their board.
TAILORING.
BARKER & FOLTZ, (Successors to Loais gcholtz I MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM The Leading House of Fashion.
Large*! Stock in the CityGreatest Variety in the City. Cutest Style* in the City, Hest Trimming;* in the City.
fYlHIS extensive stock of theKreate-t vsrle y of lAtest l Styles of French, Americsn, English and German Goods, bought At the recent decline in prices, wilt be made up in the latest fasbi c n#, or to the order of enstomers f woriog ns with a call, «t prices as cheip a* the
GROCERIES.
1. A. CmOMLAKD. B.O.BAVXA-
DOU9LA88 MAQUIS*. W. J.ailsLBSriX. J. M. CALDWELL.
BARK Eli Ac FOI/TZ, No. 31 North PenntjlvanU smet, mjS dim Second do >r south of Posioftico. H. N.“con KLIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, .Y«. «0 .Yorth Illinois Street, (MILLER’S BLOCK,) TX a8 J Uft received his new and well selected LI. stock of Spring Styl-s. and is now pr-paied to ■ccsmniod te all wishing anything In the above line. Gent’* Varnishing Good* Constantly on Hand. apr25 d3m hvxry ixirr, NIereli ant Tailor* And Dealer In Gents' Fnrnlslting Gooels, y*. •-’(• Virginia Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. ap:25 (13m WM, SWEINHART & CO., Merchant Tailors, And J caier. in CrOllls’ Flli'llisllillg (floods, NO 31 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.
Crossland, Maguire it Co., if WHOLVSALV Q- IRj O OZEIRjS, Cor. Meridian and Maryland Kit., ovl3 dtf INDIANAPOLIS, IND A. JONES & 0*,, (Successor- lo Jones, Vinuedge k Jones,} WHOLESALE GROCERS, .Vos. 7 and > Hates House Building. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. A. JOKES. • H CLAV E. P JOKES. j. w. J0MK8 febSdly WM. SCHOPFENHORST, Dealer In Groceries, Produce, FEED AND LIQUORS, Yo. 19S East Washington Street, (Opposite the Court Bouse.) fHIHB highest mtrket price paid for country pr. I Goods delivered to any part of the city fi charge. meh91 <
Oincinnati Advertisements.
HOSE AND BELTING.
l!KAI>FORI> Sc. SHARP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealers In Gum Belting, Hose, Packing and Lace Leather, JVb.57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. A AHES HKAl>FORI> A CO., Manufacturers of French Burr Mill Stones, Smut Mncb ries, Portable Flouring and Cora Mills, and Importer, of tho genuine Dutch Anchor Brand Bol ing Cloths. OJke^.'u Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. J,n27 (MSin
COMMISSION.
O.
reduce. ree of 1 d3m
INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY.
9IERRIFIELD & ROBERSON, DEALERS II GROIUE GROCERIES AMI PRODUCE. Merrifield & Robinson, Dealers In MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MRRRlFOtLD A KOBINSO.T, Dea'ers in FLOUR Ac FEED. Cdrn^r N*w York And Tennessee Streets and Indiana Avenue. inch-7-d 3m W. R HOGSHIRE & CO., DKAI.KRSIN Groceries, Liquors, COTTON TARN, ETC., No. VS West Washington Street. mrh9 d3m
J. C. WILSOUST, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Old White Wheat Flour,
And all kinds of feed,
Yo. 78 Massachusetts Avenue, apr2 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JOHN T. DEWEESE 4 CO., Commission Merchants, 43 Mouth fkelnvrare Mt.,
EMIHAIM AEOft.Ht, INI DIANA. Jan 15 dAwly
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. S. C. TODD, (Late of Sbanghae, China,) The Great Chinese Doctor, Cures all Diseases. Office and Laboratory, 81 SOUTH ILLINOIS 8TKSKT, Residence, 158 North Xeridian street, I’NDIATV.YF’OLIS, INDIA.NA-
TO ARTICULAR attention gtcen to Consumpti l nla. Old Sores, Chronic Diarrhoea, Liver C Rheumatism, and all Chronic Diseases.
Hundreds of certificates of permanent cures of Diseases pronounced Incurable by family physicians of this c.ty can be seen at the office. Consultation free. zll medicines compounded by the Doctor In person
sent to any address. Address
D3. S C. TODD. Fostcffice Box 1397,
mj2l diwlm Inilanapolis, Indiana.
ion, Scrof-
Liver Complaint,
QUEENSWARE, ETC.
TIIAD. M. STEVENS, M. Dm PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No. SO North Pennsylvania Street. Residence, comer Illinois and First Slreels. Office Hours, from eight till eleven a. and two till five p m mch27 d3m
I>r. T. >1. JVicIiols, DENTIST, Office and residence No. 27 West Ohio, between Illinois and Xeridian streets. mch2? d3m REMO vJleT
"TOR. J. J. WHITNEY, HAVING RKMOVk D TO NO.
JLw 52, second floor, Hiller’s Block, street, will continue the practice of h h pi Idence, No. 91 East Michigan street, Indianapolis,
mebii d3
Block, North Illinois
ctice of h h profession. Res-
D4MIL Dl'KCAK. W. K. TUOUSS.
JACOS DCX«AX.
J. .71. YOIJART, 91. D., Eclectic Eliysician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, Office No. 130 (residence No. 129) North Pennsylvania Street, one and a hall squares North of Post-
office, Indianapolis, Ind.
Office hours from seven to nice a. ii.,one to three and seven to nine r. n. feb23 dly __ - - ^ -
DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER ’HARRISON’S BANK.
feblO dly _
im. iiiiVry i. iYahyi:*,
Pit YSICI AN AIN HSU 110 EON
D. DUNCAN A CO., <; i:.x i:i: A1. Commission Merchants,
An t Dealer, in
FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS,
.Ko. 43 West Louisiana Sf (Ojposlto Baton Depot,) j X^hKFICF.—McOuat’s Block, Ker.tncky Avenue, room
j M_F No. 6, 2d Boor. Ilosidence—No. 197 North Al-
INDIAXAPOLIS, INDIANA. ;
irp Consignments solicited. Postoffice Box 1242.
aprS4 dtf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E A. WOODBRIDGE, IMPORTER OF QUEENSWARE, aLASS W ARE, TABLE CUTLERY, AND PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington St.,
MEDICAL.
'Special Notice to Ladies.
dec!dtf
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BILLIARDS.
Billiards! Exchange!!
N. D. KENEASTER,
T ATE OF MART1NSBURO, VirGINIA, HAS RP.-
1 A fitted the
EYCIIAYGEIIIIjIxIARD K00918, With all new tables—Phelan’s Improved Elastic Combi-
nation Cushions—and invites all Knights ofthe Cue,
And their friend.,' to give him a call at the Exchange
Billiard Room-, No. 33fi North 11 inois street. J. II. BUAKFF, late of Xartinsburg, Va., apr!2 3m Bu-ine.-s Manager.
INDIANAPOLIS. ISA.
JEWELRY.
New Jewelry Store.
PARIS & NEW YORK.
LATEST STYLES.
Dress and Merchant Tailoring,
ANDREW OEHEER, Watchmaker and Jeweler No. 140 8onth Ih-laNViire Nlrr.-f, IWiw en Wa.hlngtuti mid Maryland 8te , INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. ID. Ivff Y E (Ft S , COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale and Re tad Dealer In Choice Family Flour, Buckwheat and Bye Flour, Corn Meal, and all kinds of Feed, No. 13 South Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind. myS <13m
SASH, POORS, BLINDS, ETC. jVE W FACTORY.
W. P. PARR, 91. !>.,
Physician and Surgeon. Office—No.83 Virginia Avenue; Residence—No. <71
North Pennsylvania street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Jxd4 dBm
New Billiard Hall. GEM BILLIARD ROOM. Nfo. O W^«t Washington 8treet.
| It la ail Important that ladiei should have prepara- ■ tl.na apedally adapted /or complaints to which they ■ are peculiarly auSjec', at once safe, healthy and certain. Or that th«y shnnld oenealt one who has made
this treatmect his special study. DR. A. IS. ISAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Women, Has been in extensive and successful practice for upwards of thirty years at his psisbxt optic*—a fact that speaks for Itself—and is known to thousands of ladias as
the author of
“Tho 9Iarried Woman's Private medical Companion,'’ ■ First published in 1847,) specially Intended for married ladles la delicate or precarious health; from which every lady will perceive his thorough knowledge of her complaints, symptoms snd causes, and their skillful and immediate treatment. It Isa life-long, reli»b;e adviser and companion. Over HALF A MILLION LADIES Posses* it. Every husband should have it. It is sent by mail, price $1. He guarantees a safe and Immediate and efficacious cute of all special difficulties, irregularities and ubstruction., either la person or by mall Ladies from all parts or the United States consult him with the greatest confidence and certainty of succesa. OA.TJXI03ST XO LAIDXES-
less and in‘Powders,”
louaanl Ignorant, who
. .rell as of their health. Ladles can send for “ Th* Xaaaiao Womut’a Pmvaix Mxdicsl CoMpamox,” or consult Dr. Maurioeau by let-
ter, and so guard against Impositions.
MARRIED A\D SINGLE LADIES Who desire a safe and certain remedy for Irregularities of suppressions of nsturo, from whatever cause, can
rely upon his ceUbrsted
PORTUGUESE FEMALE MONTHLY PIUS Composed of rsre snd costly Imported extracts. They .re a reliable specific for ladies. Pleasant lo the taste, being sugar coated, healthy and certain in all case, l h»y can not faH. In recent cases they sncceed In fortv - eight hours. Price 83 per box. In obstinate case , those two degrees stronger should be used. Price Js
No Ageuts appointed. Address Dr. A. .71. MAURICEAV, Professor of Diseases of Women.
Office 1-29 Liberty St., or Bore 1224, JV. Sole Agent and Proprietor for npwards of twenty
year-. Ihoy are seat by mail, in c envelope*, with fall Instructions and a<
my 23 dkw3m
a
Be net imposed upon by the cheap, worlhlei Jurlous nostrums of •• Female Pills ” “ 1 "Drops,” palmed upon the oradulouaanl Ignt
are aeprived of their means as well as of th Ladies can send for ” Thj Xaaaicn Won ax's Pkivstk
ordinary
advice.
"I nty I ter /
Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. ^ed Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters.
rjTHESE BITTERS ARI PREPARED IN PUEH
Bourbon Whisky, from a combination of over iwenty different Muds of roo:s, barks and herbs, which act in perfect concert one with the other
EYE E-A-IR.
^flXSUPBRB TABLES, being Phelan's Combination.
trail floor.
ng 1
Four Pocket Table*, the beat in the city
access, being on the ground
Ce li-
as
trail/ located, and easy of
loor.
An elegant Bar attached, which U supplied with
■ which act in perfect concert one with the other, prepar- ; ed from the original formula given by the great Chief, Red Jacket, to Dr. Chapin, who used them snccetotull.v in his practice for many years, and by their use gained so gre\t a popularity in the treattmnt and core of DysP psis, and Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick und Neivuu* Headache, Fever and Ague, and all the diseases arising from torpid liver aad indigestion. Per-
uffernr '
An elegant Bar attached, which Is supplied choice Liquors and Cigar7. Open day and night.
rinvl3 <ft»
:orpld liver aa. „ ... rom either of these loaih-ome diseases
by the
will find a cure by (he n*e of these Bitters, which aio perfect / puie and free frem all those drags and poisons usually put up in surh preparations, and palmed off on an unsuspecting public. A single trial will convince the most skepticil that in the RKU JACKET there is a
j They strengthen and invigorate the -y. rj i ! They are unequaled for general deoili:
They are a oure for Dyspepsia. T bey Eire a auod and healthy
deni.
ay gire a good and healthy appetite.
They asst.-t in digeation.
T.ipy purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They care diarrhea and cholera morbus. They arc 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 pericctly pure and palatable. ioe RKD JACKET BUTKUS are only sold in
t nr n*TYt.
BYRKIT & SOYS, for. Georgia and Ten nr* wee 81*.,
Livery a nd Boarding Stable.
CITIZENS’ LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE, No. 10 East Pearl etreet, in rear of Harrison’s ’ Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania street*. I Carriages and Buggies for hire on reasonable terras.
PROF. MffifcdAJ) LEM,
FASI1I0N/4IUJ TAILOR,
\
No. 33 ttoHth Illinois. 8frert. ■ VROFKSFOR LENOX ha* Just returned from New f York with a full and elegant stock of Spring Good*, and moved into bis new rooms, one door north of hl» old room, which he has bad fitted up to his order 'n magnificent style Everybody in search of lb»- latest fa^bioiiH may kiio* l by hi3 ►p’fiidid »bn*r window, on the east of Illinois street, a few dojra south of the pAimer H«ni»o*
P
A LL kind* of Witches, Clock* anJ Jewelry on band. f\ Repairing done promptly and neatly, at the ieweet
price*.
apr25 d3zi]
BRUSHES.
cbi.it ry, all direct from the b-it machine shop* ofthe I etn be accommodated at this Stable.
East, and are now prepared to manufacture
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
%% indovr and Door Frame*,
Base Coinlce, Pilas'ers, Brackets, Monlding*, etc., etc;
O'- T. ZvE-AJE-IOEIINrEY, Nio. 3s» .Nortli Illinois. Street,
Near Bates Iduu e.
All kinds of Finldhlng, Lumber planed and cut to order, Floo. ing of all Linds, and Dressed Lumber
Brush Manufactory.
SollITMJClel & i stsntly on hand " "“mTidJm"
ramovad from 2:6 Ifa^t Washington j 0 j imiiuox. oavidikah. eli tbompsox. No. lOtt Noistli Illinos* *tre«>t. rMnnoow ... .
Three doors Sou:h of Georgia, JT.«t >jj e L.tlERSOAj BEAM & THOMPSON
my3dliu*
An orator, in appeal)np to ttic •• bone nnd sinew,” said: My friend*. I no proud to -ee around me to-niglit tbe hardy u-nnianry ot the land, for l love the apriciiltural intcreiis of the country; and well may l love them, fellow citizens, for 1 was horn a farmer; the happiest days of my youth were spent in the peaceful avocation.* of the sons of the soil. If I may be allowed to use a figurative ex pres- ! sion, my friend*. I may say I was raised be- | tween two rows of corn.” A pumpkin, by i thunder!” exclaimed an inebriated chap, j just in front of the stage.
MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. lit; Soulli lilt riots Street. F i n d 1 a n Ac C J o . , »ri iiud d^xler* iu kiadu of
Indianapolis Brush >Iaunfaciory. NG 108 80UT I II.I.'NOIS KTRRKT, (Thirl d..(.r .--ou h of Georgia ) Keep constantly on haul a l.arge A-sorttnent of BRUSHES,
v ' 0 '‘' ' l N J West Market Street,
Vliuufictnrcr* of
DOORS, SASH, RLiriDO. Ikuor anti Window Frame*.
sprit dlf SULLIVAN A DREW,Proprietor*.
U. W. I1FKROW8,
Livery and Sale Stable. Hone,bonght snd rold. Pertte* wishing good roll-i able teams, will do well to give him scsll—No. 22 North . Pennuylranla etreet, Indianapolis. spr7 d3m i Headquarters for Lively Hire,
On Roa*onabIe Terra*.
T77XCH4NGK STABLES, OPPOSITE THE BATES JLi Houso. Ii. J. MORKHEAD.
sprY d3m
XT AS the Urg.*t sv.ortaieut ot Ladies', srd Geata* ii. B.sids and Carl-in the city. Hepsiring neatly done. Ladies’ Ha.r dre*sed in tbe most fashionable manner. a<.r2(13m
The gci
bottles; never by the gallon, qti See that our private Government .tamp j:
quart
See ( over each co. k.
:art or pint,
is u
□ broken
W’KIaIaIA91 IITOFSLFY, Livery and Sale Stable, no. a: w.^ ft.*: " Every descripMon of Velii:!os usually found In Livery Stables always ou hand. Horses kept by the day, week o. mo-th aorS dSm
RENOVATORS. -A. I^TEW llcaning and Dyeing Establishment. Ii - J . B A R, Xo. 19 8outIi Delaware Street,
Dealer in
CAST OFF CLOTHING-. ir'r’Dyeing, Cleansing and Repairing done to order,
mcblt (t3m
Bold by all druggist and dealers throughout the
country.
Call tor Red Jacket, and take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied on application. BENNETT PIETERS & CO.,
aprfjd diwim
Proprietors, 31 and 33 M chigan Av-nne. Chteag
‘xrnfrna’otff'wv/.-
0 m!3uir' n a “" uf ‘ “ whol, '“' ‘' d H * ! ‘ u Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Etc.
HOTELS.
ng
To effect this end the rash act will be fo and the false beauty reinstated in the
MtNLFAUrUREU IN C.VKRAttA, ITALY.
Only a German could have patieiicc to count Imuortcd TI It I* b I Work, the hairs of the human head, which have been . r '
commonly supposed to be •• without number.” The results are sutliciently cunons to reward the investigation. The hair from the head of
four wtmen. weighing about 14 oz. to the . ww U i n j„g
head,Aas taken, and on the head of the blonde I vi iTts Mantl-s, etc., at the c were found 140.410 hairs; of the brown haired, j and warrant to give satiffacilon. 109,440; ofthe black haired, 102,002; and ol K/* Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
the red haired woman, tlo,740. j ,^^23 tf
^TENCIL,^ __ STEIN C?II 7 I»LuA.TJES ? FK.VIXi «»F,K I.irri’FK. And c -.'uf Mater jL JOS J. FAYItF, * orthwe-t corner luce and F urth s reets. nictr23 .I.H.i. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flooring, Ceilingi Weatherboarding
TNLOOKING worked I/m j’ order. Scroll Hawing . r.iogh Lumber con-fa', tly or
Lumber dressed and sawed to j done to order. All kinds of
rough l.umbcrcon-ta'tly on bard. mcb30 d3ni
1 -
HARDWARE.
E ALSO MAKE TO uRI KIt every thini
work—Muminiect-, Tombs,
ig perTombs,
most rra.oriabls term..
The following advertisement is taken from the Rutland Vermont Herald: “I forbid any one in the State of Vermont marrying Joseph Trumblv. of Chittenden, Vermont, to Miss bophia Pelky, of Brandon, Vermont, for being engaged to some one else the second time.” Julia Gooson. <■ Brandon, March 30, 1800.” Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, purposes, on his return from California, to carry out a long contemplated scheme by founding and endowing in Philadelphia a Home for Retired Actors, on a large estate he has purchased near that city.
__ LEGAL TENDER. The Celebrated Pacing Stallion, LEGAL TENDER,
pen t.ki
ILL stand the ensuiag season at tha Union Agricultural Fa r Ground., Edinburg. Indiana, and let to marea fur $50 to Insure a mare with foal—
-tons from a distance to pay before their marea are .en away. Good pasture for mares from a distance con be had at reasonable rate* A11 care will be taken
ay. Good pasture
mares from a distance
orgiven, e home
she deserted; but, if there should be a meeting between Brown and Smith, woe bo to the latter. He could undoubtedly outrun the crippled husband, hut lie could hardly dodge the leaden missive that Brown has in store for the seducer of his wife. There is a moral in this real life episode. A handsome woman does not usually place her affections on a homely, deformed man. and in all such unions it is well to keep a close scrutiny over their conduct, and, above all. to take good care that money and valuable* are not accessible without the husband’s knowledge. No Huitu. Elder T having occasion to preach In the town of Gilead, chose what he fancied tho appropriate text, ‘-Is there no balm in Gilead? Is there no physician there?” lie tells the
result:
It happened that among my hearers was an old negro who had lived a great many years in the family ol the village doctor, and nothing coulei rile the old fellow so quick as the mere suggestion that the doctor didn’t know anything. Every time that I repeated the text I noticed the eld darkey manifested much emotion, which I attributed to the peculiar fervency of tho African temperament; hut wanning with the subject. I repeated tho text with unusual pathos. “ Is there no balm in Gilead, and is there no physician there? ” Old Pomp could stand it no longer; and springing to his feet, he said: “llon't know mitliu ’bout the balm, massu, but den 's Jes' good doctor here as dare Is lu tie world.” Honey Locust Seed.—This plant, properly cut hack, will make » good hedge. It is objected to it that is naturally a tree, and can not be cramped into a hedge plant. So is the Osage orange, and sol* tho tiawthorn. It is useless to look for a plant that will make a hedge of Itself. Even the beech may begrown us a bodge, if properly clipped. The seed of honey locust will often grow without preparation, hut as seed is bought at the stores it is safest to scald it la-fore sowing. It is best sown In nursery drills, when the soil is wwrm— about the time for planting corn. Constant occupation prevents temptation. Virtue and happiness arc mother and daughter. God gives every bird its food, but does not throw it in the nest. An able man shows his spirit bv gentle words and resolute action; be neither not nor humid. A man is never so apt to be crooked as when he is in a strait. Our real wants arc few. The stomach tires ot everything but bread and water. There is one good wife in the country; let every man think he hath her. A woman's tears soften a man’s heart; her flattery, his head.
PROSPECTUS OF THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, l>ally and Weekly, fur 1M4G. The great political questions which are lo be discussed and decided during tbe coming year, possess a general and absorbing Interest. To secure an intelligent verdict upon them, tbe public mind should be thoroughly Informed upon tbe Issues, and tbe beat means of Information ts an able and fearless pres*. Every Democrat should take a paper, especially one that anllghtens him ou tha questions In which be Is Immediately Interested. The Proprietors of the Herald Intend that It shall not only folly dhouss the general lanes before the country, but alio those connected with State policy. There can be no more powerful agency In maintaining Conditutlonal Liberty than a rata rarss, and It shall be the leading object of tho Herald to advocate the equal rights and sovereignty of the Statea.ln all powers not delegated to the Federal Government and the personal liberty of the eitiaen. The Baa aid will oppose all usurpations of powers, whether In the National or State Governments, and Insist upon tha subordination of the military tu the oivll rule. It wilt advocate the restoration policy of PutinasT Johxsox, tbe Immediate admission of the Representatives of the Southern States lu Congress, and a recognition of all the people of the States lately In rebellion, who havo returned to their allegtauce as citizens, with the full rights and privileges of citizenship. In order to restore the pacification of tbe country and tta former prosperity. Tbe Hurald will oppose negro suffrage and all attempts to place political power In tbe hands of the black race. F-AJVEIXaY FA-FETR No effort shall bs apart d to give the Hbeald an interest to all classes of readers. It will contain Interesting Miscellany, the Latest News by Telegraph and Malls, and such general information as will make It a welcome visltortotbe Business Man, the Farmer and the Mechanic. THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall recotve especial attention. The markets of tha leadirg cities will be given with accuracy, and a foil report of our own market. Terms of the l>uily. One copy, ene year, by mall $10 00 •• •* six months” “ 5 00 “ “ three “ •* “ 3 tO >• (• one “ “ “ 1 00 Ten copies of the Dailt Hieald will be furnished one year for $100, and an extra copy to the getter-np of the club. Agents will be supplied at 8 cents per copy. Terms ot the Weekly. Single copies, one year $ 2 00 Singlecoplea, six months... 1 00 Ten copies, or more, to one person, one year, each copy 78 Twenty copies or more, to one person, one year, each copy 1 50 With an additional copy to the getter-ap of each Clnb of ten. Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring It, on application. Every Democrat in Indiana Is requested to act as an agent for the Heeald, and do allin bis power to extend its circulation, and tha* add to our ability to give It Increased interest. Address, HAUL.* HOTCHUSONf* Proprietors and Publishers, INDIANAPOLIS-HTD.
Inscription and Pedifp-ee. LEGAL TKNDi- R la a beautiful black, fifteen bands and a half high, eight year* old this spring. In form, style, action and energy, be ba« no superior. I>egai Tender was sired by M edej's Ur cket, be by old Davy Crocket, and be Ijy a Norman French Canadian horse. Legal Tender’*dam was bv Mobaa-k.
WILLIAM U. PRICHARD,
mcb30 d2m*
Franklin, Indiana.
SADDLES, ETC. TP-A-TTH, Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Coach, Baggy, and Wagon Harness, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Kxchange Stables, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Repairing done to order. mcM4 d3m
PUMPS.
Charter Stove Store, \os.67and69 W. Washington St., t.’MDlANAPOL.IN, INDIANA. R. L. & A. W. IflcOUAT,
Dealer* In
Marbleizetl Iron and Slate Mantles, Schoaley’s Patent Refrigerator*; Schooley’* Shower and Wardrobe Bathing Ap-
paratus ;
Winchell'* Water Coolers and Filters; Torrey’a Artie Icc Cream Freezers; Nile’s Star Cooking Range.
Kvery variety of
Stoves, Coal Graton, Japanned Ware, Tin Ware and Househnld Furnish-
ing Goods. aprlfl d3m
i WARREN TATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds. Door and Window Frame*. Brarketa, Moulding., Etc., Etc. Wholesale and Retail D-alerin I FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHERBOARDING. ; Flooring Worked Lumber dressed and sawed to order No. 38 Sooth New Jersey Street, I mch84d3m* * INIMANAPOLH. INDIANA.
PAINTING.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers In and Manufacturers’ Agents for RAILWAY. MILL AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND HKAD LIGHT OILS. Office and Warehouse, No. 117 Rest Wa-blngton St., mar 14 dly INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FURNITURE.
I.YNCTI St WOOD, FTTHUCF LEbg-AJESEIRS.
Pum Well
at'ended
ps of the best kind, warranted for one year. Udpgand repaired to order. Order* promptly edt,. No. 4 - Kentucky avenne. anrHd3m
NOTICE.
laniAXArous, May 22,1886.
mHE undersigned, Stockholdersef the Indianapolis, J Pern aid Chicago Railway Company, being the
nerd of i d Compi
Stockholdei
sa d Coi
ing
tal stock of
a general meeting of the
said Company to meet at the office of
of Indlin.polU, oa tha 85th
cap)
neral meeting of the
at the o
Pern aid Chicago Railway Company, bei of mors than one-fourth of the caplt
>y, hereby call a i of said Company
said Company. In the city of Indianapolis, oi day of Jane, 1866, at ten o’clock, a. a., to take into consideration tbe propriety of consolidating and uniting tbe stock and railway of this Company with tbe slock and railroad of the Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company, thereby makings lolntstock
company ot sa d two Railroads.
1.V73 dim
F. B. CUTTING, DAVID MACY,
VOLNKY T. MAL0TT, WM. HBNDRRSON, THRO. P. HAPGHKT.
TERRA COTTA.
J. N. GLOVER’S I.YDIA9fAPOL.IS Terra Cotta Works, Corner Louisiana and Mississippi Streets, (Two squares west of Union Depot,) FT A8 on hand, or manufactures to order all kinds »f IT Terra Cotta Work, sack as Door and Window Caps, Bracket*, Modilllons, Acrotariea, Consols, Panel Ornaments, Frieze Enrichments, Capitals In sll th# orders of Architecture, Flower Vases, Chimney Top*, etc. N. B. All designs famished will be strictly a my4 dSn
promptly .xeented
IRCU LARS of every description neatly executed on common white or colored paper, letter paper, note >r, or, in fact, on any kind or quality of paper detir-
pricea accordingly.
Call at the
HUALD OFFICE.
WILKINS & HALL.
(Successors to J. F. Ramsay,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
F XJIMVIT E.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER* OF
Fashionable Parlor Furniture,
Drawlaff Room and I.ibrary
FURNITURE,
Office and Coaiting Room Furniture,
Ohamber Sets
PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental Shop, No. 147 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House, TOD1A9TAPOI.IW, I>I>. mch34 (13m KNIGHT & LLOYD, HOUSE, SIGN A.D Ornamental Painters, 91iller** Block, No. Ott North 1111ns* ME, Room 10, Second Floor. pchl9 d3m
FLOUR AND FEED. SECREST & GRA7DON, Dealer* lo Flour and Feed, No. 41 South Alabama Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. lO 3 Goods deUvered free of charge. Scales always rvsdy for weighing Cora »nd Bsy. mnhei 83m
AWNINGS.
Knapp’s Patent Scissors Sharpener. M^IOUNTY RIGHTS FOR S4LK.—Agents supplied with Machines at No. 34 West Louisiana btreet, indtanapoli", Indiana.
: d&w2m
SALES AND VTAUEROOMS,
No. 39 South IliiDois Street, Factory opposite SUte House, fermerly John Ott’i. my5 dim
_ HH4ALD 8TKREOTYFINS ESTABLISH^ MINT is tho moat complete of any la tho SUte Ushers would do wall to mil thoro before err their woefc.
W. H. ttORlftAifl, Manufacturer of Plain and Fancy Ak. wisrinsr o-s. For Stores, Offices, Public Buildings and Country Seats. Tents, W'ogon Covers, Etc., No. 74 East Washington Street, P.O.Box 139 INDIANAPOLIS. ID* Orders from all part* of tbe country respectfully fiicited. Orders left at Bamberger’s Hat Store promptly ttendedto. my:3 dtf
La Pierre House, PHILADELPHIA.
Good Bargains for Cheap Residences.
WW 7K will sell vacant Lots and fn-n>h such lumber a* \ \ we have in our lumber yard on terms that will amount to but little more than rent—ear one-sixth cash. leuts of one-sixth every six month* unt 1 DUNN’ k LOVE. nr 8 dtf
balance in paymeu tbe whole is paid.
ing te
it has teen R-tilte t and Krforvvsbed in an elegant
manner, and U now
rjlllg Subscribe** having leased thU favorite Hoece,
prepared with tti- mo't pert
polntmenta for the reception ef guest*. The fir
lion amui
future, as in tbe past-
myia d;m
n eiega
rfect ap-
nts lor tbe reception er guests. The first po.i>rg first class hotels will be maintained in the sin tbe past. BAKER k FAULKY.
DISSOLUTION. Dissolution ol* Partnership
c. J scorr, L*te of Scutt Hou»d.
Jtrr. *. scott. Late of Sberwan House
Oriental House, Illinois Street, tteo squares north of the Union Depot,
INUIANAPOLIS, TOHIA.VA.
JT AVIJG lease 1 the above house for a term of years, 14. we have put it in tho,ough repair, and are now
prepared lo entertaio the traveling comm B isrdera will he accommodated ou res
Mer-hants and others visiting tho city will find th#
Oriental a convenient stopping place.
C.J.4 J. JC.SCOTT,
mch31 dtf Proprietor*.
we have put it in tboiough repair, and are
aio tl
i accommodated ou reaao
Merchants and others visiting the city
mmnnity.
ou reasonable terms.
TUCKER. HOUSE,
(Formerly Scott and Pylo House,)
f'iORNERcf Illinois and Maryland Btreet*, Indiana* L/ pulls, Indiana. Entrance on Maryland Mroet. Tue undersigned has taken the above House, and
offers to those desiring B lie, a* good Hoard and ac the c ty, and at lower rat
board,etc.
offers to those desiring Boarding, and the traveling ,nb-
od I and nl,(
»pr2U d3m
ng, and the traveling ftibcommodations as can be had in
and at lower ratea than others charge for first
SAMUEL TUCKER, Proprietor.
HORSE SHOEING.
HITCHENS & UAWSON, No. 44 ITu.t Vlnrylantl Mtrocl, Will devote their entire time t* HORSE SHOEING ONLY.
fAVING HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE [_ bnstnos*. we guarantee satisfaction. mch3 d3m
FINE ARTS, ETC.
Pictures, Frames, 91irrorw, Looking CHnmeat, JVC OXJXalDIJNrCJ-S, Artist Materials, Tassels, Cord, Picture Ninlla, Etc., Wholesale and Retail AT H. LIBBER & CO.’S, 31 North Pennsylvania Street.
fTYHK copartneraerihip heretofore existing between the nuder-lgced is tnis day dissolved by mutual Toe bu-dues* ef Book B nd:ug. Publishing,
consent. Toe
bu-dues* et Book B nd:ug. Publishing,
and 'Wholesale S.hool Book and Stationery, will be carried on by NAT. SUURTLEKF and DA.N’L MACAULKY, at tbe old stand, who wld pay all indebtedness and set-
JOHN J. PARSONS, DAN L MA'JAULKY, NAT. SHCRTLKFF.
at tae oia stand, *no wi'i pay i tie all accouats of the Ute firm
Indianapolis, May 14, '86.
fVNHE undersigned here purchased the interest of J. I J. Parsone lu the above business, and formed a copartnership under the style and name of Shurtleff A Macauley, and would respectfully aoiiclt a continuance of the liberal patronage extended heretofore to tbe old
firm.
mvI7 83w
ereto
NAT. SHUKI,
D AN’L M AC Al LEY.
re to the ( tl.KFF,
IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUG-H & CO., Manufacturers ol WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and J ails, VERANDAHS, BANK VAULTS, TRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, BOLTS AND IRON 1 Front*, also, plain and ornamental Iron Stairs and general house smithing, and builders of E. 91 AY’S PATENT JAIE, No. 74. South Pennsylvania Street, mch28 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LOAN OFFICE.
PAWNBROKERS.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consultation Parlors are located at Ho. 39 South Delaware Street,
ea-ea, in all their r
ea, lu all their species, aificallnn< and phases, ir. Win. Thomson wi'l i
stage*,
m. Thomson wi'l give to
ram Dr.
each patient a written in-trument, binding himself 10 effect a radical, and permeuent core, cr make m charge. Dr. Wm. Thomsen has made the treatment ot Private Idseates a spe-
cialty since the year 1851—three years in the ciiy of Buf-
lalo, Near York, i ‘
two years in Peoria, Mlnois. During eight years prs tice iu Chicago, Illinois, he cured overthuteen tho.saLd
practice for Scrofula, (.1 the Mood. Ua-es a l u-
cases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson, . Rheumatic and general di
Rheumatic and general discaui-s ol the Mood. Usesal-.i-mlgating Vapor rtaih of the most ingenious kind, in con-
juuctio-- with internal treatment.
SKMfNAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ot eeifahuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexesto an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the follewlng train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measmes, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots trader the eyes, pain in tbe bead, ringing iu the ears, and noises like the rustling of leave* and rattling of chariots,uneasiness about tbe loins, weaknes of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intelle
is*
ect, loss of
confldeuce,diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, lory, hectic flushes, pimples
lL j J Office and Consultation Parlors,No. 29 South Pol-
rare street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
~. o. r
febl-dly
3->K. OACIEK’S Female 9Iontlsly American Pills. /■THESE PILLS are the result of much study and I careful experience In all the varieties of Female dump aims, and in cases of Irregularities, floppress, Leuchorras or Whites, Inflammation of the Blad-
1 Loss c ‘
prai»e. ral Pol:
,uy danger. Can be usi
/ mo*g the many thousands wh
par the
es, Infiammatl
and Loss of Nervous energy, raise. Are entirely lice
and are
peri
have used then
from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons,
from any danger. Can be used with perfect satety.
ig the many thousands who have used them lu all uf the Union, none speak ill ot them, for all like
Price One Dollar Per XIox. Th-y are sent in a thin, flat box, postage free, to all
parts of the United States, upon rerejpt of the price.
Prepared and sold by
sprit dir
DR. KWiNG,
No. 33 Yirginia Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Gentleman who has suffered for years from Nervtobility. Premature Decay, and all the efutbful Indiocretfon, will, for tbe sake of suf-
_ ous Debilit;
cu of
J.
Sc in. SOLOMON,
Have opened the
Central Loan Office,
AO. 93 nULEVOIS STREET,
M~hNK DOOR SOUTH OF PALMKR’HOUSK, WHERE Yr they are prepared to loan mohey on all articles of value. A large lot of unredeemed pledges for sale
cheap. \
1 nr’Private entrance on Pearl street. inch 14 d3m
MACHINERY.
SHARPENER.
my23 (
J. M. HICKS k CO.
LARD PRESS.
Rayner’s Improved Lard Press. {Patented October 11,1865.) M~1CUNTY RIGHTS FOB SALS. ThU Press, besides Y/ being a perfect Lard Press, U Just tbe machine for all domestic purposes in which pressing is required—in making Wines, Jellies, Catsup, etcTCsll and see the Preas at 14 West Louisiana street, Indianapolis, Indiana. myt3d*w3m J. M. HICKS & CO.
INSURANCE.
Look Before You Leap. £1EVKRAL parties have come to os lately, with regrots that they had not examined our mode of In- » ur * nc « they had loaored elsewhere. This ie particularly so In life Insurance. Call and examine our books, figure# and mode, before committing the blun<leT o» iMerisg whero foe wtU regret it. Thit will cost
^MRorthMS£L.trae\
PERIODICALS.
IVEWS AGJEIVCY. Newspapers and Periodicals. if LL the leading Daily, Weekly and Monthly N«wipapers, principal Magazines and Monthlies ef the country regularly received, New York Illustrated Papers, a complete stock of Beadle's and Monro's Dime
Publications, etc., etc.
A liberal discount to the country trade, and satisfaction guaranteed, fiend for catalogue with stamp en-
N. B. Back
.rap i LKK,
No. 87 South Illinois street,
rambers of any leading Newspaper o
Magazine procured without extra charge, april 1 dSra
FOR TRADE.
JL. Better House\MT% have a house worth about $1,700 which wo W wish to trado for a better house—say worth $3,000 or $3,500. One in the southeastern part of the city would be preferred, other things being equal. J.8. DUNIAJP k CO., my36dat No. Tfi North Meridian street.
EXPRESS.
CITY EXJPRESS. HARVEY St B9UTH. TVo. SOM North. Pwxrasylvaaia fllk Furniture, Plano Fortes, and all movable# carefully handled, Bxtr* man with Mckw*oa. aprlOdOaa m
my18 dAWIm
Address JONAS W. YRO, Richmond. Indian*.
SITUATIONS
Is.
Ciiy Intelligence Oflicee
Situations procured for Book-keepers. Situations procured for Clerks. Situations procured far Agents. Situations procured for Servants. Situation procured on Farms, ND for all kinds of labor. Vice versa. Merchants, Master Mechanics, General Agents, Landlord*, housekeepers and Farmers can make seleotlon* from our many applicants at the City Intelligence Office, No. 83>$ North Illinois Street, room No. 9, second floor.
A Uout
aprtdSm
S. S. MOORE, Proprietor.
A LL KINDS OP JOB WOBKPMMPXLY BXECUA ted at the
HSMALD OFFICE
Rets of youthful indl-cret OD, will, for tbe sake of nutfering humanity, send free to all who need It, the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by wblcb he was cured. Sufferer* wishing to profit by the advertiser's experince, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence; JOHN B. OGDKN, meyl-d3m No. 13 Chambers St, New York. DRS. FESLER & FRUNK. Office—79 Market street, two doors east of the Post-
office, Eden’s Block, Indianapolis.
ESIDES Family Practice, will give special attention to the treatment of Diseases of the Kye, Ear, roat, Lungs, and Eruptions of the fikln, Diseases of Females, such as Falling and Ulceration of the Womb, Absent or Painfnl Menstruation. Al-o. Piles, Fistula
I
and Prolapsus Anl, Cane bonrs from eight to tweb
to nine r. n.
n. Abo, Piles,
:erous and other Tumors, ve a. x., one to five, and sevei
aprl9dljr
^cholemX /DISARMED!!^ THE EHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. ■TWR. COUBTABET’S DISINFECTING FLUIDS. SeI 9 cured by Letters Patent In the Untied States and France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinfectlr g Company, at their laboratory. Nos. 238, 300 and 302 Henry street, New York, office, 48 Cedar street. This company organised on a permanent basis, with Dr. Courtaret, the celebrated French Ch.-mist, in chari of Its Laboratory, is prepared to furnish its Disinfectii
Fluids for sick rooms, nurserie
mist, in charge 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 houses, offal and fat-boiling astablishments: all kinds of manures, (Immebiely increasing the valueof tbe latter to every farmer,) and wherever poisonous and offensive gasses exist. These agents are deodorisers, antiseptics antiputrescents, and disenfectants in the scientific meaning of the words. They remove noxious gases and odors by tbe chemical principle*—leaving In their places healthlul air; they are destroyers, and uot merely abaorbents 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 tha
company’s office.
Daiavax House, Alsaxt, March 30, 1888,
To the President of the Mew York Disinfecting Company: Dear filr: It la all It is represented to be. We bave made many trial* of disinfectants, but oow consider that we have found an article which surpasses all others as a remedy against all bad odor*. T. Rouaaai. 4 Co.
Miw Yoax, April 9,1886.
Te thePresident of the New York Disinfecting Company: Dear Sin We prenounoe It without exception to be the beet we have ever known. Iu effect upon every
matter Is complete and Instantaneous
C. A. Stztsov, AstorHouse.
H~p N. B.—These Disinfectants are used by the scavengers, under the direction ofthe Sanltsiy Police of the Metronolttan Health Department, New York. POWELL * THOMPSON, 42 Cedar street. New York, General aad Sole Agenu for th* Uni: ed State* aad the Canada». to whom all orders aheuld be addressed. For sal* by all Druggists aad general dealers to the Catted Matea aad Canadas. my It dtas