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Hon. Daniel W. Voorhee* Will address his follow citizens at I'ranklin, Johnson County, October 2. Shelbyvllle, Saturday, September 22. Hvansville, Saturday, September S, rrii coton, Tuesday, September IS. Winslow, I’ikc county, Wednesday,Septem-

ber 1!).

Washington, Thursday, September 20. Hon. Joseph E. ItlcDonald Will address the people as follows: Plymouth, Thursday, September 0, one

o’clock.

Valparaiso, Friday, September 7, at one

o’clock.

Williamsport, Saturday, September 8, at

one o’clock.

Crftwfordsvllle, Saturday, September 15, at ^onc o’clock. Captain John M. Lord, Dr. Giles IL Mitchell and Milton II. Parks, Esq., will address the people of Morgan county, Indiana, at the following times and places: Cross Roads, Green town<bip, Monday, September 10, one P. M. Morgantown, Jackson township, Tuesday, September 11, one r. M. Martinsville, Washington township, Tuesday, September 11, at night. Paragon, Ray township, Wednesday, September 12, one P. M. Eminence, Adams township, Thursday, September 13, one P. M. Hall, Gregg township, Thursday, September

13, at night.

Monrovia, Monroe township, Friday, September 14, one r. M. Brooklyn,Clay township, Friday, September

14, at night.

Mooresville, llrown township, Saturday, September 15, one r. M. Come one, come all, and hear the political Issues of the day discussed. Han. Thama* A. Hendrick* Will speak as follows: Washington, September 12. \ Evansville, September 13. liooasville, September 14. Orleans, September 18. Hardensburg, September 20. Second District, September 21. Second District, September 22. Tipton, September 25. Peru, September 26. Rochester, September 27. Fort W ayne, September 28. Slate Item*. —We received yesterday a letter from Frankfort, Clinton county, asking us to make some announcements for meetings In that county, but have mislaid It and consequently

can not do so.

—A painful accident occurred on Sabbath morning, at about half-past eight o’clock, resulting in the severe scalding and subsequent death of a little boy between one and two vears old, named George Von Dlssen. Mr. Von Dlssen had prepared a basin of water and was making preparations to <have himself, when the child, unobserved by the parent, caught hold of the basin and emptied its contents all over its breast, burning it so badly that after suffering all day, It finally died shortly after eight o’clock Sabbath morning.—3fadison Free Preu. —Judge Hughes has been making speeches at Bloomington, In which he avows his approval of the Constitutional amendments, and Indorses the full radical programme. Hughes |* the radical candidate for Representative in

Monroe county.

—The Terre Haute Journal publishes the proceedings of a conservative soldiers’ meeting for the purpose of appointing representative* to the Cleveland Convention, in which there are over two columns of names—numbering two hundred and fifty-three—of men who served in the Union armies during the war.

The soldiers are moving.

—The town of Charlestown, Clark county, wae thrown into excitement last Thursday morning by the announcement that om of its

Izens, Mr.

,n,Cept Evidently those affected with any dlteasa of tha itowaah, llvar, or any of the organ* appertaining to digestion. This alas* af person* undoubtedly wiUbeinofoHaMs to eon tract thl* diaeaaa than thote pot**9Md of itrong and healthy dltestiva organ*. The question then naturally arliet, how »haU we restore and keep these organs In a healthy and normal condition? We answer, by attention to diet, avoiding all undo* excitement, using moderate exercise, avoiding nil Intoxicating drinks, no matter In what form presented, and by the nee, according to dlreetlons, of that graat strengthening tonic, (M HOOFLANIVS GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by DR. C. in. JACKSON, This Bitters Is a compound of fiutd extracts. The roots and herbs from which It is made are gathered in Germany, and their virtues, in the form of extracts, extracted by one of the most scientific chemists and pharmaceutists this country affords. It Is HOT A I.I<tl OS PREPARATION In any sense of the word; contains no whisky, rum. or any other intoxicating ingredients, and can be freely used In famine* without any fear or risk of those using It contraetlng the disease or vice of Intemperance. We wish this fact distinctly understood, as many are apt to confound this Bitters with the many other* before the publie prepared from liquor of some kind. During the Cholera, Reason Of 1849 this Bltterawas extensively used throughout the entire country A» A PREVENTIVE, And we have not heard of a single instance in which this Bitter* was used, where the person* suffered from any of the symptoms of Cholera. THE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC, BOOFLAXDS 1 GEXIAN BITTERS. WILLCURE DEBILITY! DEBILITY! Resulting from any cause whatever. Prostration of the System, INDUCED BT Never* Hardships^ Exposures, Fevers,

Dlooaooo of Camp Lifo. saldlcra, Cltlsean, R«I« #r r«a*al«s Admit ar Yauth, Will find In this Bitters apnre Tonic, not dependent on bad liquors for their almost miraculous effects. This Bitten will core the most severe cases of I> And Diseases resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs And is the only sure, certain and safe remedy for IslVEB CO,VI PL A INTV. All are more or lest effected daring the spring and fell with torpidity of that important organ of digestion, the Liver. Thl* Bitten, without containing any preparation of mercury, or by purging, acts powerfully on this organ, excites It to a healthy and lively action, and gives a tone to the whole system; hence. Haallh, Energy mad *t reag t h Take the place of Slckmaaa, DeMlltraad Laaaliade.

LBiDING BM OP FASHION _ v BARKER A FOLTZ, (Suooeston to Louis Soholts,) FIRST CLASS MERCHANT TAILORS, Ns. tl North Pennsylrssia Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Second Door South of Post Office.

fTVHE high rnratatlon the establishment has X sustained for the past four yean for quality and style, will still be supported by supplying tho best and most stylish Goods; and while soliciting Inspection of onr extensive and choice stock o ’ New Pall aad Wlater Goode, we beg to call attention not only to the well known quality and unsurpassed style and fit of the garment* we turn out, but also to onr moderate charges, which will bear comparison with those of any other Heapoetoble establishment In the

city. Call and examine for yourselr N. B. We are also agents for 3. B.

are also agen port of Fashion.

. B. West’s Re

aug9(18m

BARKER A FOLTZ.

RltTAURANT.

C. EEHRR ITTER, Saloon and Restanvant, No. 92 East Washington Street. /■YySTERS AND GAME, wholesale and retail, on hand at all times. aug98dlm.

HOTEL.

Hamilton Hotel, Nos. 87 and 89 South Illinois Street, One square from Union Depot. l>etween Commercial and Oriental House. Translnt travel fit 50 per day. aug90dlm

WOOD ENGRAVER.

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T. B. FERRINE, EYGRAYER Oft WOOD, 93 East,Washington'Btr..t, Indianapolis.

TLL JL «i, lugs,

order.

LLU9TRATION9 for Books, Pamphlet*. De-

'gned and Engraved. Also, Cat* Machinery, Portraits, etc.

Cut* of Buildengraved to

ang98dlm

OILS.

REYNOLDS ft HOLLIDAY, (Successors to II. 8. Hockey A 9on,)

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

LUBRICATING AND ILLUMINATING OILS, n«azlae. Coal Oil I^sanpo, Lamp Fixtures, Chandeliers,

L.an<erne, Oil Caao,

Fill! Glass ail Metal Top Chime s, Wicks, Burner*, Tin ami Rubber Oiler*, 13 ftoath Herldlan streets,

scpl dim

IX1M A.(VA.T»OI,IH.

citizens, Mr. S. Willey, bad, in • fit of temporary Insanity, killed hlrnseif by cutting hi* throat. For some year* Mr. wlllef bM been suffering from epilepsy. He leave* a wife find three children to mourn bla untimely end. He was a good man and a kind fatber. HI* tuffenng* were terrible during hi* life of Insanity.

Madison Courier.

—Hon. W. E. Nlblack Is making a glorlou* canvass In the lower part of the district. He draws large crowds everywhere, and bl* able, dignified speeches aro striking the popular

heart of the people.

We have just received a private letter from

HOOFLAl'S BEKIAN BITTERS! Will care every case of Chromic or Ncrrmu Debility, Dlooaooo of «he Kid ary % Aad Dlooaooo aria lag A-om* a Dio. oi*dered Stomach. Observe the following symptoms, resulting from disorders of the Digestive Organs: Constipation, Inward Plies, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acldldlty of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flattering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flattering at the Heart, Choking or suffocating Sensation when in a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Ejm*. Pa)n In the side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ,eto., Sudden Flu*he* ef Heat, Burnlr g in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, aad Great Depression of Spirit*. We have a host of tettlmonlal* from »U parte of the country, bnt space will allow of the publication of bnt few of them, hence we select those of well known persons, whose Intelligence and discrimination are beyond doubt, and we will pay one thousand dollars to any one producing a certificate published by ns that is not genuine.

Reoommendsttions. HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. PhilADXLrina, April 98,1888. I consider "Hoofland’* German Bitters ” a volatile medicine In case of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my expe-’'“'•’"“/SSS-T.IOMFW*. ” A - ■saaiSr.’iKbfs: JT’ “

as 1

our county, to 11

Ullr gaining strength

crowds, and we aro rapThings never looked

brighter In this county for our cause Posey beset down a* good for one fashioned Democratic msjoritlcs.”

c. Let old of her old

ii_

1’osey beset down as good

Good

^ytneennes Sun. —The Evansville Courier takes us to task fur saying that Judge Nlblack’s majority in the First District would be 2,500, and claims that the Judge will be returned to the Fortieth Congress by four to five thousand majority. All right, we are agreed. An Unroltlfkte4l Radical OatrageA Gallant Soldier AsaaaHoffi and

Beal.

Gn Saturday night, August 25, that gallant officer of the Union army, Colonel Frank Emmerson, of Jackson oounty, had an appoint-

ment to

make a national Union tMech at Vernon, Jennings county, He had

* wh

North _ scarcclv commenced bl* ipeeeh

he was

assaulted by a gang of radical*, and driven from the house. He was followed from there to the residence ot a gentleman with whom he

i gen he hi

onel E. The radical the depot, and when rived there to take U

Colonel Emmeraon ar-

rived there to take the train for bl* borne, be was again assaulted by them, struck a aerm Blow In the forehead, and otberwlte abused

and maltreated.

Colouel Em merson aerved for three year* In the Union army. He waa twice aeverely wounded in battle and Is now a cripple from his wound*, He wa» a warm supporter of Mr, Lincoln, but beliemg President Johnson Is carrying out tho principle* Inaugurated by Mr. Lincoln ho sustain* hi* policy. It was for this he was assanlteO. by the radical mob at North Vernon. Thl* Illustrates the radical love and respect for the soldier better than n thousand columns of hypocritical profession.

—New Albany Ledger.

misunderstanding between the Mabomedant of Balfourouih, and the Jews of that place, upon the unfortunate Jew*, plundered their houses and gave thru their option of embracing Islamlsm #r being pttt to deatt. A learning the facte, addreased to the 8b ah. aad directly order* for tie — and I who

lishment.

celebrated remedy, wblcn In a I In making her (to nse her own words) "anew woman.” Yon,are at liberty to make any nse of this yon see fit, or refer similar sufferers to. Yours, truly, A. McMAKIN.

%TwWu^rto P ^m W ^ iy other*, and know that they ban a strikingly beneficial manner. 1

mended, to these Bitten, knowing 7 fi>om expe-

lube (attained, land’* Bitter* I*

..aad 1* “not a L&l O. BECK.

*nre you get th« Q E ** T7 I I* S , Prepared by Dr. C. ML Jackowm, PMlasIelpkla, With hi* ilgnatnre on the wrapper, and hi* name blown In the bottle. There ere ooanterftlt* In the market.

INSURANCE. THE CONNECTICUT Life Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital aad Surplus Over $500,000.

Offlcere:

President—EDWARD W PARSONS. Secretary—THOMAS W. UCSSKLf. Consulting Actuary—GUY U. PHELPS. Medical Advlsere: Melancthon Storr*, M. !>., W It. Hudson, M. D. FOLSOM A OLIN, General Agents for Indiana, To wh.,m those desiring an Agency should apply. Office No. 85 East Market Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

N. It. Experienced Agent* wanted for every county In the State. aug98 dAtn

QUEENS WARE, ETC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E A. W00DBRIDGE, IMPORT IB OP QUEENSWARE, omisr-A^ GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, And Plated Ware, No. 16 West Washington St, INMANAPOUB, IND.

WANTED.

YYTANTED-PARTNKR8—With $100 to |600 TV capital, to operate with Prrxa Fontain’s Patent Ga* Partner and Regulator. Biuiness very light and ea*y. Profit* over 500 per cent. With this machine any energetic man can clear from 950 to t900 per week In this or any ether elty where Ga* U tho principle light men. I will convince any man (that wlU call at my office) in ten minute*’ time, that this I* no humbug. Read what the City Council of the 93d Instant »ay*: ’’Report of Gas Committee in regard to Fontain'i Ga* Regulator; After a trial in the pnblle offices it proved Itself to be worthy of oon•Ideratkm, by saving 1,800 feet of ga* monthly. Report accepted.” For particular* call at my office and consultation parlors any day, (8undays excepted.) from eight to ten a. It., and see the

greatest Invention of tho age. I)«. C. C. TOMLINSON,

Postofflce Box 1789

No. 9 South Mississippi street,

Indianapolis, Ind.

* 1789 angiffi d9,T,T,S

COOLER.

ttEORC*E D. BLOCHER’S PQMBDfBD milk:, butter, meat AND YVfkter C?oolern.

fTIHH isthemoit useful and eeonoi X ever offered to the public. It Is; cheap. It takes less Ice, and keep* n than any other Cooler In the United State; something that every family should have. Capitalists and Patent Right men, IboX 1

leal Cooler

It Is Icles It Is

>ml<

It I* simple. It Is

more artlch

States.

| of. Call at once and ufectured ana sold on: No. 117

PrlM—Mffifld Boitlo tl, or

ddffiam toy M,

. tell

KsreM r •xpnia.^^^^H

ratuoirAL omon am kanwaotoxy, No.UlArek8trcet,ni»4el>U«,Fa,

ory will be disposed yonr fortune. Man-

^ffiTwasliingtonfucct.

^?^°^^^*« T <^mb?nod^“ter, 0 MiFk,Meat and iNBiAXATOLig, Jnly 10, ISM. Mr. George D. Blocher: DearSir-We havensed yonr ” Combined Milk* ^at, Butter and Water Cooler” to great »ati*feethm. 1* keeps the milk, meat, etc.,In a perfect

Deloss Root, Manufacturer of stoves. Nelson Kingman, with Delos* Root St Co. A. W. Baybee, Stewart Bate* House. John Furnas, Quaker Store. John Knight, dealer in Tin Plate, Brass Work, Wholesale dealer in Groceries.

SALESMEN WANTED.

-WANTED MKN TO ACT AS

sign OR*

FBAMK LAXDEBS. MILTON COX. A N. CLAXX. O. W. OXIOXa. S. C. X CCTCHSOM. L A B E R S & CO., (Snccessors to Landers, Tarkington A Pattlsoa,) waoLiaALX dialixs in Dry Goods and Notions, No. fl.SlRItffi meridian Stroot, • SCHNULL’S BLOCK, Hfl>lAlVAPOE,I8, I.ND.

MEDICAL.

I>R. O^ACIER-’S

Female Momtlaly

Americas. Fills.

THESE Pills are the result

of much study and careful experience In all the varieties of Female Complaints, and fat cases of Irregularities. Sup-

sslons.Lenchome or Whites lamination of the Bladder,

~ mb, r * *

press ions Inflamma

Kidneys or Womb, aad Loss

.of Nervous En

ervous Energy, etc., their Is above all praise. Are

|n*e

entirely Dee from any mercu

inydanong the

rely free from any a

rial or mineral poisons, and are free from an ger. Can be used with perfect safety. Amo; many thousands who have used them In all part* of the Union, none speak 111 of them, for all like

them.

Price On« Dollaar Per Box. They are sent in a thin, lat box, postage free, to all parts of the United States, upon receipt of the price. Prepared and sold by JOB. EWING, No. 88 Virginia avenue, aprtdly Indianapolis. Indiana.

D*. SwAiN’a Veoixabu Hxia Balm variably restore* grey hair to ite ori >r, without staining the skin or clothing. It iVflTes the most dry, dead aad crisj^iair, aoft,'moist and glosay, eanaea It to crfl, aad keep*in its place, while it promotes it* growthVid prevent* ita falling fi eont\f* neither oil or alcohol. NumeroiV preparations of/oll, alcohol and *ulphn\h*ve been paired upon the public, and VvlBg totally failed to give •atiefaction, th\manufacu/er* have deservedly come to grf Dr. Swain war\nts yi* Vegetable Balm to accomplish all t\t /e claim* for it, and authorizes bis ngenffiffto refnnd the money wherever it faiN toJiV satisfaction. It ia an rmi/ly \ew and (cicntifio preparation, proceed ^tthe distilolion of rare and fragrmt flowers,^hich renders it not only the rat renewer i\ the world, bat make* it p»/icul*rly agre^Lle as a hair dressing to/oih old and yotAr, while ite liquid gar'/y and floral odor areUn striking contrast^vith the nasty mixtur^ usually sold. The/proprietor has letter* freni dteny of the 1^*1 distinguished as wrtlns fasbideable pco/e, judges, clergymen, lawyer*, pBesieiebs, opera singers, actresses, he, certilging to the remarkable virises of the Bal

A. B.J. Flowers, H. Vandegrift, 8. P. V. Flowers. FEOWERA Sl fOCSMIl A3iD MACBISE SHOP, Ao. Iffiffi Keataaelry Avemwe,

,ws. Scroll

SSmi

Saws, #100;

AtWress Flowers A TadlaeapoUSj

PROFESSIONAL.

MORRISON ft PALMER,

.Vi's

Attorneys ot Law Frmmlrttert, dlffit— Cm—«y* mehlf dAwly INDIANA.

X%. 19.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office In looms Nos. 1 and f In Talbott A New’s Block, south of Poetoffiec. Jel4 d3m*

W11JL1AM HKNDBSffiOV, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Win practice In the Supreme and Federal Comte Jelffdfen at Indlanapol 1*.

Martin M. Bay.

Jonathan W. Gorton.

Walter March.

BAT* GORDON A JKXRCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND, WlU practice in the Federal and State Courts. ofPostOffl 15 KeW * BaUdln^South

DRY GOODS.

If for Krey^ffaD^sciidtor NaT 10 '"

If for halrdmulni

C H. Hwuln, prop stn-et. Chicago. For sale by all tl

Chicago.

Iv90 dim

NO. |.

is. send for No. 2.

rietor, No. 81 South Water all the wholesale druggists In RBOWNiyiO A SLOAN,

Wholesale Agents,

Indtanapo 1 . Ind.

STEAM ENGINES.

W4>0» A HANN »TEA« ENGINE

OO.SS CELEBRATED

PORTABLE STRAM ENGINES,

Cheap Dry CoodsI

SCOTT Sl MITCHELL’S,

Mo. 10 West WasfelMffitoa Street.

a rru lixx or Dx^em Cloodo, ffiillu. Embroideries, Wblte Oooda,

Domeotlca, Elaeffi Oooda, Dobaloes, Clotha,

Clooka, ClsMaklosa,

Twaeda, Boolery, INotloma, Etc.

ALEXANDER

GLOVES,

Madame Demoresf a Corsets,

A complete Stock of

X>R- J- 3F_ RlXkGFWJ^Ye-, Attend* to the variousdepartment* of Medicine and Surgery, and gives enure satisfaction to his

patroms.

OFFICE, 83 EAST MARKET STRET,

Searl^opposite teehdgh steeple.

of New York.

rsey street, corner

augTdSm

M. BK. VOUAHT, BL IX, Eclectic Eliysician, SURGEON AND ACCDUCHEB. Office No. 180 vanla •

..Office hems from seven to n’hiA a.

three and seven to nine p. x.

M.,one to fe« dip

dry goods.

IE AO

^ a#

IS THE.

STATE cj INDIAN^

Has no conxiction with ayy otheh : a v». XSNT of the same name, in or out of Indianapolis fe5 dtf^* Proprietors. ^ 5!

LIVERY STABLE.

Livery and Boarding Stable.

and

le term*. J*erson

•joining towns can be obco: SULLIVAN A DREW. Proprietors.

STA-

april dtf

TOILET.

Ladles Desiring s Clear and

w. H. eORHAR, Maavfeetnrer of Plan and Faaey

X. WIST X IsT <3-S, For Stores, Offices, PabHoBniidlngs and Country

Teats, Wiaffiroa Coven, Etc-, No. 74 East Washington Street,

P. O. Box 139. INDIANAPOLIS. >KRS from aU parte of the country respect-

” ’ ’ ” ’ "" nbergeris

myt dtf

HatStc

fully solicited. Orders left at Bam!

Store promptly attended to.

COMMISSION.

SAmxi. neacAa. w. a. tbomai. jaco* ncacAB. D. DUNCAN Sc, CO., Commission Merchants, And Dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Iffo. 4ffi West Eoaiolaaa St., (Opposite Ualon Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ITj^CoMlgnmimU solldtsd. Portoffice Bca 190.

WINES.

liOUIS I* A N Cr , -Yo. 99 Soath MerliLLta Street, WI1VE HOUSE,

delraT Fort and Sherry, and^New England Rum,

maica ai London

Also, dealer in Catawba, old Whiskies and line Cigars. Also, Stock Ale and Old Porter. A lot of fine California Hock now In store.

avidly

BRICK MACHINE.

CHAMBERS, BR0. & "CO.’S

Sold by Druggists everywhere. •**»•*♦ T4 Fulton street. New Fork. letdly

FROM 4 XU 36 tluttuM. 1-uWEtt.

ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.

r K have the olde*t, largest and i

have the oldest, largest and most complete y to the manufacture of Portable Engine, and Mill, which, for simplicity, compactness, r and economy of fuel, are concetled by cx- . to be superior to any ever offered to the

slvel Saw

Po pei

put;

The great amount of holler room, fire surface

to the rat most pow<

y are aulapted

rts,

iblle

Ihe great a <i cjllmler i

room,

which we Rive to the rated

tngines the most po and they are adapU

trio

furnished on

horse power, make our Kn ful and cheapest In use; ai

iverv purpose where power is requl All sizes constausly on band, or

short notice.

Descriptive circulars, with price list, sent on

application.

WOOD A MANN 8TKAM ENGINE CO., Utica, N. Y. Branch office, 98 Maiden Lane, N.

GROCERIES.

J. A. CKO08LAKD. DOUGLASS ■ AOT^RK. S. C. HARK A. J. M. CALDWELL. W. J. GILLESPIE. Crossland, Maguire & Co., WHOLESALE a- jei o ceiiRjS, Cor. norlffiltttt aad BfaryUtaffi ate., no via dtf INDIANAPOLIS, IND. A. JONES A CO , (Sncceesors to Jonee, Vinnedge A Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 7 and 8 Bates House Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

A.fomca. H. CLAT. >. r. joNia. S. W. JOXXS.

fet>8 dly

FLAXSEED.

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE

PAID FOR

FLAXSEED!

I- P. EVANS St CO.,

Manufacturers of

LITNSEEI> OIL, Mozz*l» Delaware Street, r IMOIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ang8d%n

HOOP SKIRTS.

\\v. 11 i \ v •; I H

1>i*et«h T'x*imming;R

Cltak aad Dress Makiif Dfpartiaei'

In charge of a oompeteat person.

AGENCY.

U. S. PATENT AGE’NT,

ladianapolio, lad. I-. R.

Office No. 4 Vinton’s Block, opposite Postofflce.

hours from nine till twelve, and

I from tw* nchlSdlv

NOTICE.

the recent i gold, and having no old stock * can offer superior inducements

TTAVING bonghl om Good* before AX advance in gold, topurchase^s. Grads an^prieeeT ** k u ez Amination of our ■COTT * niTCHELL’8, " Jel8 itlm No. 19 West Washington street.

MEDICAL.

MEDICATED BATHS,

roa thx cm or

Wmomatm of the Hkla, Rheamatic, •rphllUIc aad Staay Otter Chroalc ARectloao, Ktc.

TMraSiira’SiitfMrK,'

want

—i conthe dtf-

mwMmm tribntabie to no specific excellence, beyond what 3£ScKS,S3j.7a g&SZMSS i»tered, and when desired, medicated by the sub-

tered, an; :riber at any tli

Postofflce box tTR. Office ffi South HUnoU

Me"

jel4 (13m

RESTAURANT.

RESTAURANT Ladle* aad Oeatlemea. No. < LontalMa street near Meridian, opposite Union Depot, Indlanapoll*, IndianaT Appointments Entirely New. SZZ.Z. OW E’A.HB.

Monday, June 11, 1806, Oysters—Prepared Fresh.

SpringChicken*. Bass—Trent—Shad.

uSsrte* -1 -

rssai 5 "-

Pigs' Frog Bare

encumber*.

Ail

cogs’ Ham*. Ripe Onion*.

‘ <J ‘ ke * *** Maple Syrup.

. ■^feNmore Day Boarders can be acoommodatod. Wanted—Boys to catch Frogs. Jel8 d8m

FOR SALE.

Billiard Tables for Sale. TT^. Vn i? Po/chased the eight tablet, Phelan AA l/OmDination Cushions, formerly In the Axehauge Billiard Koom^nd refitted them, I now or address Box 81, Postofik^In^lana^Kill*.

REMOVAL.

C. & CO. WonM respectfullyJnvHe^attention to the BeBoot and Shoe Store I TO Vo. 83 East Washington St, ' SIGN or THE ‘ BIO- » O O T , Three doors east from the old stand. angfidSfi*

APDE.

SIMPLE. SAFE. SURE. :: • . i« y ’ . 17 * >-

— i.—’rv-

Havis’ Quick Ague Cure.

. h t.ii i ’.J* ■

O Chill slier the first dose. Doses ate taken

Hoop Skirt lamifaetory,

A1M1P COMirr DEPOT, «4 Nortk Ultesoi* •««**«, AaSSftSjSfS.’®^

mji.

Carpenters and Stair Builders TAKE IVOTIGE. LOUIS KOLB TS now prepared to do all kinds of Ornamenta X Job Turning. My facilities arc such that 1 can do work u cheap as any house in the city. 1 keep constantly on hand a good assortment oi Stair Balusters, Newel Posts, etc., and turm them toorter. Also, all kind* of Turning in the Cab-

T O Jr* E M-A. I* E S .

TT7E have cured Cancer of the Womb and Can TV oer located on all part* of the person. Wt haye cured 8crofula aad Chronic Pi**aim of every

moved without the use of knife. We have resided aasswSrsarsas awsys North of the Union Depot. tUC Send for one of onr Medical Clrenlar*. Address, _ . _ DBS. X HOWARD A SON, Pogtoffioe Box 885. Indianapolis, Indiana. ]e9BdAw3m

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consultation Parlor, ars located at IMsa. »• Somtt Delaware Street,

stages,

phases.

Dr. Wm. Thompson will giro

nt a written in-,

himself

permanent

cure, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thompson has made 1

the treatment of Private Diseases a speciality stace the year 1851-three years in the city of Buffalo, New York, eight years In Chicago, Ulinois,

■ in Peoria, Ulinois. During eight

and two years U Peoria, Ulinois. During eight gsrtpractlee^nChicago, Ulinois, he cured over Dr. Wm. Thompson, in his practice for Scrofula, Kheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind. In conjunction with internal treat-

meat.

8BMIN ALEMTS8IONS, the consequence of

self-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing With unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in

® noises like the rustling of leaves am OI ln{ i ?! t8 ’. nneasi, ! ess .about the loins

ect, bin;

New Billiard HaL

GEM BILLIARD ROOM. IMffi. • West WlMhlnffitOB Street.

the city. Centrally located, and easy of access, being on the ground floor. An elegant Bar attached, which is supplied ^^^noweLiqnowMd^Cigai-s. Open day and

BARGAINS.

GotH Bargaias for Cheap Residences. VX7T! will sell vacant Lots and furnish such VV lumber as we have in our lumber vard on terms that will amount to but little more than

rent—sar one-sixth cash, bal sixth every six months

one-s paid.

t to

h, balance in

until t

DUNN & LO

than ntsof

olei VE.

RAILROADS.

confused vision, blunted lence, diffidence in apdislike to form new ac-

•roaching strangers, a cusiixe 10 form ne\ uamtances, a disposition to shun society, 1

The Great Central Air Line Route FROM Indianapolis; to Baltimore, Wash. Inffiton, Philadelphia, IT. York, And all Eastern Cities, via the Indianapolis and Cincinnat i, BtARIETTA AND CINCINNATI, AND BALTIMORE AAD OHIO RAILROADS

eru]

swea

man

loss of irious night

teeabrnrejl^ptomiCshonhf'immSuto^y ^pply

South I^lawajj street, Indianapolis,

Parlors, No. 29

>lis, Indiana,

febl dly

J^EA-lsrHIOOIDl How Destroyed--W Iiere Restored. Y. S. PEVDERY, R. !>., ft’®- 24 l-2"Eaet Wusliin^ton St.. INOIANAPOLIN, INDIANA.

Sexua^Systo^s^an^lldiseasesarisingin'in ImSPERMATORRHEA.

Two Through Express Daily, Sundays exceptc-i

Trains

rpiIE MARIETTA AND CINCINN ATI X road now having ajoiut ocru;\-ir. , : new and splendid Passenger Depot •; t: • in,Uinctonau' 1 ' 1 Cincinaati v 1 -'l 'i. - r Passengers will avoid the grc“.t a lu rjan,'.. trouble and expense of Onv-AbrJ Transfer across the City.

Trains leave Indianapolis a- iv.p.,:---. r; r.i ay Express, for Baltimore and \\ iin

ict; 7:15 p.m., Baltimore a

Clay BRICK

Tempe ringMACHINE,

J^[ A previo^ rt pre 0,,S1 ? d Bricks 1 ^ er da 7-. No Bricks require no sun drrina:. Many machines

ddle t Western and

Institute i

require no sun drying,

in practical operation in Mid

Southern States. American

al for the Mach in*

>uthi

Gold Me<i&l for the Mai best Bricks. Pennsyh

stitute awarded

ne, and Silver Medal for

ia State Fair

awarded

ern

for the

Pennsylvania

Silver Medal for Machine.

PamphleU sent on application to C. F.

orney for sale of rights, or CHAMBERS, BRO A CO.. Du Founders and M:i. h inis

ipotency^Inability to consummate the mari iage wasting of t?m parts, an^ th^twtfkimu'of Sper^ matorhea—they are the cousequeuces of excesses and perversions of any kind. VENEREAL DISEASES.

the Quack wo:

As the Quack would say, ‘‘Private and Delicate Diseases.” Gouorrha-a cured in seventv-two

lBgial«8®23

cally cured. \V ill guarantee this assertion. rsons at a distance, who can not call, may

irh

erHaaswered, will enable me to

varde

Enel

(Itanapc

for Baltimore and n t-n; Baltimore and Wa.-hii-

press.

NEW and ELEGANT STATE U< ;‘M ING COACHES BY Tills Tl; '. iN. through without change from 1. Parkersburg. The MOST DIRECT ROUTE QUICK, FARE AS LOW a! .by any .. Through tickets and any iitforii:..;. ... can he had upoa application at the i i -1, in the Union Depot. F. I*. Atm mclj29 dtf General Ticket Agent. I .

y. di-

L- ’U V. S

enable n

i personal intervie

directed, red stan

prop- j

o perfect cures , Medicines for-

IX.ICU.

iclose a red stomp to secure an answer. Ad- I

dress P. O. Box l,2tH.

hours from eight A. M. to eight P. M. '

LIQUORS, ETC. RIKHOFF A BltO., (srccEssoRs to j. a d. euxcn Wholesale Dealers in Copper Distilled Five AND Bourbon lYliisfcy, Foreign and Domestic Liquors. At.p’e iTach and Cognac Brandies, Wines. Gi.),‘ :.nd Cigars, 5io. 77, South Meridian Street, ;e25dim INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

Phvsi-

Doc-

Iron Founders and M:

3001 Che*

B.^Newspaper and ^Book Folding

inists,

reel Iph

achi ti dim

PUMPS. HP TT M IP

ons or ihoso about to Marr\% "both ^male and tcdu tion or Prevention of offspring, including all L- discoveries never before given in the tngh-h language, by Wm. Young, M. D. This is really a valable and interesting work, it is u ritten in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred [graving*. AU young married people, or those ntemplattng marriage, and having the least im-

J. J.

AGENT. 11 vW 2 >!*:>:-

acquamteU wit locketl up, and not

any

about the house. It will be

sent to^auy one on the receipt of fifty cents. Adabove Fonrtii^V’hiladcfphhv 4181 S ‘ ,ru f| 1 |^ t -

and Jet dim

JEWELRY.

-A.X THE OLE ST A. IST E_ G- A A. F. -II)-NIHON,

Wholesale and retail dealers In

Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, TFatcN material and Tools,

No. 24 East Washington Street, I-NniA-NAFOXIS, INTO. Jewelry repaircl by skillful Plain and Fancy Engraving

JyS dim

TKTATCIIES and.

V v workmen, neatly executed.

SPECTACLES.

JcSSdffiwSn

TOBACCO, ETC.

WM. P. WALLACE, Wholesale aad Retail Dealer in CIGASS, TOBACCO,SNUFFS AN® SmOKEKS* ARTICLES. Sole Proprietor of the celebrated and world

renowned

c H I CJ K E X

A ND

gem

Sample

apolis. op

C I G4 A. R ,

jooas.

■«« *> West Louisiana street, Indiangite Lnlon Depot. IvRdam

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

OIZON ft MATHEWS, AIBROTYPI AND PBOTOfilAPHESS Noff. it and is West Waehinirtonst., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Color* 3 in India Ink . OH *nd Jy'lfldam 11 ^ “Fledand enlarged to any size.

CAS FITTING.

DUNN Sc KARNEY, M-TTMEERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Ho. 70 North IlllnoU Street, (Miller’s Block,) IXDiAxsroua, Indiaxa. T ?“<? Iron Pipe, Pump#, Sheet Lead, Gat eto ^waj-Vrahand ianU ’ G “^ e ®’ Uracket8 > etc, Pt'ee* reasonable, and all work warranted. Jobbing promptly attended to. jyal nam

OYSTERS.

W. De Sniter. R. Hawke*. HAWKES Sc CO.’S OYSTER SYLOOIV AND DEPOT FOB Baltimore Oysters, ffio. 81 Soath Illlnole Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. TYALTIMORE OYSTERS in Can* received JLS dally’, wholesale and retail. New York Keg and Shell Oysters. 9^“ Saloon* supplied at the lowest market evfco. : ~ qugfi-dtm

COMMISSION.

Storage and Commisston. K. 8. BiaHAM, . !£ Wholesale aad Retail I caler In

FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, ETC.

INDIA K, and all kind* of Prod nee , bought and »old,«ro*»ea*hie t*om*.

*od eommodions Warehouse.

SS4, ne awe »8 soath Dolawaro it.,

(Near Madison Depot,)

jyattt INDIANAPOLIS, 1NB.

country that they are prepared to furnish Pumps on short notice at all times, at 50 cents per foot, and will have Wells dug to order. SHOP on Alabama street, opposite the Court “ ivT.i:

STATIONER.

JOHN P. CARI/TOY, ■■■porter, maaafacturer, ' AND WHOLESALE STATIONER, . . K South Fourth St., Philadelphia. )CI1 riSm

MUSICAL.

ladiaaa Noraul Acadfmy of Mosic, Ho. 803 South meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Fall Term of this

MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. 116 Sontla IlltnolR Street. K’indlay & Co., Sculptors and dealers in *11 kinds of iRiported Iflarble Work, Mkhufactured in Carrara, Italy. WTE also make to order everything pertaining * ▼ to Marble Work—Monuments, Tumlis, Vaults, Mantles, etc., at the most reasonable w arranted to give satisfaction, apfifi dtf r0in a 1 ^ t4inc ® P^niptly attended to.

GENERAL INSURANCE

Real Estate Agent.

REPRESENT?

Pluvnix Insurance Company, of liartf .rd.; Hartford Insurance I ompau'y, of Hartford,; City Fire Insurance Compnoy, of i!.;-1: ; North American Insurance lo., of 11.: n •• •. < Putnam Insurance Company, of Ha. i : ! ; .Ulna Life insuranceCompai' y. of 11 . -'..O ■ i i North American Insurance i o . of No . i • ; .

ingland Mutual Life las. Co., of j;

New England ]

Office over No. 21 East IVashin,: s: r opposite the “ Herald office.” fe.'f d-fa

NOTICE.

ST. AGNES HALL THE DI0CESAX FEMALE SEMIXARV

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Rt. Rev. JOS.C.TALBOT,D. D., A id :t Iti :•••;•

of Imliana, 1’resident.

Hon. E. ROOT, A. 31., Head Master. rpiIE Fall Term of this Xnstituticu will

JL mence on Wednestla.v, 5th of Scpteailffir. i n

jytl dlw

LIQUORS.

YpHB Fall Term of this Institution will comX mence on Wednesday, September 3. A full course in the Normal_Departnn nt emit

irmo adin

of the Organ, Piano. Guitar, VooTuizatio^

position, th

Harmony. Cora Leading’ Choir

grad nates if desired

in the / For Cal

HESS angle d^w

partment en

nano. Guitar, Vocalizatii»n. ion, the Art of Teaching and ituations provided for our . Scholars wishing to l>o:ird

AGENTS.

-EXTRA BOITIVTY! Extra PeuslonH Extra i*ay!J! For Soldiers aad their Depeidents, COLLECTED BY XEAXPUB C. HAJtRXSON, Late Ageat U.ffl, San i tary Comm I ssion Army and Navy Claim Agency Wo. is Weet Waehioftou Street, Half Square East of the Palmer House, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Blanks and Instructions sent by mall, free OF CHAXGK, to all who apply for them. Address TEMPLE C. HARRISON, augt dxm&wtm Indianapolis. Indiana.

moors & McConnell, REAL ESTATE Aad 'War CTalua Agents-, IitelUgeice aad Eaployaeat Office, No. North Illinois Street, (second floor.) "TTTT’M* MCCONNELL’S Law Office with Tf Moore & McConnell. jyl4d3m

SOLDIERS’ CLAIMS. /"YFFICERS discharged or resigned after April 9, 1865, are entitled to three months pay proper. Soldiers drawing Pensions are now entitled to an Increase of Pension, from $8 to $13, *30 and $95 a month. Widows are now entitled to $2 per month for for each child nnder sixteen years. Soldier* are now entitled to an increase of Bounty. Tho above class of Claims promptly attended to by _ ALEX. METZGER, aogS dim No. 6 Odd Fellows’ Hall. 9d floor.

COLLEGE SCRIP.

COLLEGE SCRIP FOR SALE.

benefit of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts, amounting in the aggregate to Four Hundred and Ninety Thousand Acres, is now placed upon et. The tame m,ay be purchased on ap-

in any quantity not l<

the marke

Plication to me in any quantity not less than 160 of l«ri aerea^lnform similar to ^nlilTt "ry’toml warrant. It is issued by the Secretory of the Interior, and countersigned by the Commissioner of

the General Land Office.

It will he assigned to the purchaser, who can locate the same in his own name, and on the same

could enter lands at any Land

the States or Territories

itry, and f College

terms that Office in

iy of the Stot are subject to

one m:

;cs or 1

m private

ililon acres of

Terms—Cash.

August 99,1866.

_ B. B. M ARTIND A LE, Treasurer Agricultural College.

augSl d30t

FOR SALE.

Marion County Farm. rjIVYO hundred acres, one hundred improved, X barn, orchard, well, good situation, seven miles from city, worth $60 per acre. Will take $3,000 in good city property, and give easy pay-

meatoea angfft dot

good

the bal&noe.

easy pay-

No. j North'Seridten rt^et.

STOLEN.

—JOHSWrrrtTri/ro* •’

MilUmnse,

given lor tne Mate and

PURE MALT EIQCOR. TAENIS COLL ft BROTHERS, of this city, have engaged in the distillation of PI'HE BAKEEV 91AET EIQIORS, which they guarantee will be fou imported article. It is t pics can be seen at Xo. aug*21 dim

EXPRESS.

CITY EXmESS. ntED. mANo-E, No. 80)4 NortL Pennsylvania Bt. TT'rKNITUHE, Piano Fortes, and all moveables A carefully handled. aug4d2m

DENTIST.

C. C. BURGESS, id :e IN' t i s t, No. 1 Odd Frl lows 9 Hall, Gives the Nitrous Oxide Gas to prevent pain in Extracting Teeth. augll <18m

CORPSE PRESERVER^ GEORGE D. BLOCHER’S

PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.

THE GREAT IMEMIOV OF ISM.

Capitaliste, Patent Right Men, ami the Public generally, are invited to call and examine this sure invention, at BLOCHER ft MYERS, No. 117 West Washington street. Or at W. W. WEAVER’S, Undertaker, Exchange Building, North Hlicois street, who has given the above Invention several successful trials.

nee on Wednexlay, 5th of Sc/iteaihix 1 >ion, circulars anil information, :r :>!v t,

8AM’L 8. K.VflLY,

Treasurer of the Corporation.

CIGARS.

CITIZENS’ CIGAR STORE, No. 14 Soutft PcnnsYiYanin.Ntreet. C. It. A: S. F. KE V3iOJLl>^ 1\ T"AXUFACTt KERS and wholesale dealer XfXLigars, Leaf, Smoking and C hewiiiir IV Uur Citizens* Cigar Store was opened lor U:o r tail trade, as welt as to facilitate our whok-Kiio

the choicest brands of j Cigars will be kept c<

upon us, and upon your endorsement of our >tock we base our hopes of your repeating the visit.

lean

stantly on hai idorsementofo

St’.'iV

n ported d. tail

TAILORS. Gr. W. STOLWOKTIiY, I1IIST CLASS MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 17 Nortb meridian Streect,

NEAR JOUR7VAL. OEEICE. jy90 dim

FURNITURE.

top and bottom of each side, so that air can circulate freelv. To preserve a co

this zinc case is pi large enough to lea'

inches space between I with Ice. The body, after being dressed for burial, is placed inside the zinc case, where it can remain for any length of time, without in the least being moistened, the intervening space between the two plates of zinc being ventilated,

a the ice on the inside, reserved perfect and d to a coffin without lothes and drying it,

!y on t ... v.., wh Rro toe is placed

vat ion.

To preserve a corpse,

■laced inside a wooden case,

two and a half or three the two, which is filled after being dressed

:inc ci

_ „ _!ging t

which is necessary in cases

the hod;

direct! preserv.

y, as was the old mode of

aug» d3m

FLOUR, FEED, ETC.

W ILIA AM WOKIxAIYlk, Dealer ia Flour, Feed and Provisions, No. le Boat* Delaware street, JylO d8m INDIANAPOUS. IND.

MACHINKRY.

UREBIVKAEF Jfc ABnffiKUOITS Machine Works. N«. 325 Botttffi ToMeaeee Street, . (Oppoeite Rolling Mill,) INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Haanfeettoers aad Dealer* ia ^ikSTines, Boilers, . ^ffte tpHttfetlfm*, MW fttettl., Mw^ Wkltefe Patozt Gortnaor Valves, aad Kelsey’s Patent Steam Packteg. Parttoufar atteatioa paid to ffa* work. augWdlzn

WILKENS & HALL, (Successors to J. F. Ramsay,) .naanfacturers, Wbolcsale and Ii> - tall Dernier* in all kind* ot FURN ITU RE. SALES AND WAREROOMS, No. 39 Sooth Illinois Street. Factory opposite the State House, formerly John lei* dim Ott’s.

SYRUPS.

KELLEY, ML’RRAY A LO., Wholesale Manufacturers of all kinds oi SYRUPS, TINCTURES, Essences, Extracts, Coloring, Etc. Office and Sample Room Xo. 32 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. ji28 dim

DRUGS.

NEW DRUG- STORE F. R. GERHARD 1\ ZDIRjTJQ-G-XST, Northwest corner McCarty and Bluff streets

J^BUGS^Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Prescription* accurately and carefully filled

LIQUORS.

B. KAUFMAN,

Wholesale Dealer in

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Tea*, Takaeeo, Cigar*, Etc., And only manufacturer ot Dr. Kamttaaa’fl World’s Premium

BITTERS.

No. 918 Bast WaaUmton street, (Little’s Motet

r Sulldta*-)

Jy8dSm

pOSTBB^Jto black and^cotored^lnk, of ever^ *™ J COl * r * 1 W * r ’ ** OFFICE