Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1866 — Page 2
DAILY herald.
i »••rcaimiii). MtoMiirm
WEDNESDAY MOD NINO .. .OCTOBER 10.
■fm \ IfO BOtlO* MB bB UkBB Of BBOB/BIOBf BMHMItloationa. Whatorw I* latonMI for l«MTtlo» muat bo authenticated by tho nama and addroM of tbo irriler—not aoooaaarlly for publloatlon, 'Ut aa a guaranty for bta good faith. We can not undertake to roturn rajaotad oomuiunioationa. . * ‘
for the Indlanapolii Daily Herald, ■•ge-selomse Iya«re4.
Editor HrraLD-A cgrd from Mr. Muoaon In the Journal of Saturday, the 6th instant, with 06 cauee of aotenoo and the to*
Tho long agony ia over, and the pnbl.c pulse beats less fiercely. Whether beaten or vlctorlous, every one will feel a sensation of relief. The nerves, unduly strung by the excitement of the hottest political canvass ever known In the State, will now relax, and we trust that much of tho bitterness engendered by mutual re* crimination will pass from tho bcarta of men, with tho resumption of a normal condition, and the relaxation of overstrung nerves. The election lu this city, notwithstanding the Intense excitement, has been peaceable almost without precedent. No drunken men were seen, and people avoiden giving cause of offense. Tbo business of v oting and challenging was quietly attended to, and as a consequence there was no disturbance. If desperate ridt* cals ever entertained tho thought of driving Democrats from the polls by violence and Intimidation, they abandoned it ns soon as they realized the strength of the Domocraey, and their determination to maintain their rights at
all hazards.
The meagre returns that have come to hand are hardly enough to justify an estimate, liut If the proportion of gijjns glr^ujjr .repopejl ^ maintained throughout the state. It Is pretty
certain that the Democratic State thket ls-| fourth Inches
•mm—The hast Mabilte-A **Bm
be kind Mong* to Ifemrt to-yoor columns. Ae stated by Mr. Munson, tbe committee appointed by the State Board of Agriculture to examine and award pMnatomi on lightning rods at the State fair, consisted of S. II. Thompson, Profetsor of MtAhemetlcs and Natural Philosophy - In Hanoter Colic go; K T. Cos, Geologist, and Colonel McCray, of Bloomington; but Colonel McCray was not present, so that the actiny committee consisted of the other two gentlemen. This committee, in awarding the premium to Mr, Munson, Ignored science entirely, as Mr. Cox virtually acknowledged to me afterwards. Professor Thompson said that as be had not given special attention to the subject of electricity for some time past, he left the matter with Mr. Cox, who, ho considered, better posted than himself. In order to show to what extent Mr. Cox Ignores science, it will be necessary to give the construction of my lightning conductor and the advantages claimed over other lightning
rods,
1 must also state from memory In general terths, Mr, Cex^s position, a* he refused to give mo a written statement of the points upon which ho decided against me and science. 1 asked him to gi ve me a statement on tho ground that when a icientiflc committee dei rides a sctenTlffu question, not in accordance with established scientific principles, said committee ought to he willing tp defend-their
decision,
.jiff lightning coaductor Is made of a continuous strip or ribbon of copper one and three-
any dsslred width, with
*sl-Pl«esa Whera Coektalla m*r ho obtained. A correspondent of tbs New Tort World Is writing, for that paper, aooM brilliant sketches of life in Parts. Wo loot tha isrrw pondent is a naughty fellow, notwlthatandiag his affected ignoranceoTeoSitaMS. 'IfV make the following extracts;, - 1 This name la world wide now, and when you note It so close at home, your friend, who goes with you, the Viscounts Lartlsten, at once drags you past tho straight eurasetor
at the gate.
You seat yourself atone of thelmumeraMe tables in trout of the beautiful peTtlioa where the singers sit, and directly n waiter comca
forward.
“ Monsieur, it Is compulsory to order some-
thing to drink.”
This, you will understand, Is virtaally the
rice of admtasi ~ ~
as you will see.
tare, hallowed or shadowed by all strange via-
elected. Now that the election la over, we shall endeavor to give our re aders more general news. Wn presume that everybody has board enough of pollllc*, for « time at least, and will relish » change. Mon. wTW*. O’drlen. In the remarkable canvass which has Just closed, Ibe* Democracy of Indians have Ireoti placed under weighty obligations to tho Hon. W. W. O'ltRifiX, of Illinois, for bis numerous powerful, logical and eloquent appeals In behalf of tho policy which alone can restore permanent peace to Mils distracted and fanatic ridden country. .Whether victorious or defeated—whether we wear the palm leaves of the conqueror or tho cypress wreath of the mourner—we shall always remember My. (i lluiKX with tbo liveliest feelings of gratitude. Ho has met the black knight of radical usurpation with bis visor down, and has never hesitated to take tho monster by tho throat. Durtng his brlof canvass In this State he bus made hosts of warm friends. Wo honor labor, booeuse labor is tbe-base ef our system of government. We honon tho in in that shovels dirt, hut despise the man that eats it.—Hannibal Ham-
lin.
Partly true, 0, HaRRUvu., You honor the man that shovels d.rt, so long ne ho votes for the party that keep* bis nose to tho grindstone, and at the same tune you despise the miserable Western demagogues who eat your
dirt and pretend to relish It.
HIT We do not presume It will be necessary to apologize for the lack of editorial matter in this edition of the Hrrai.d. Our editors were too full of election to write much yesterday, and we presume our readers will be too full of election anxiety to read much else this
morning.
gJT Our telegraphic columns will be found to contain all the election news received op to tho time of going to press. . , 'b
Impeaching the PreeKewt.
The Cincinnati C'ommerofoOiOounisiwblob, though following the lead of the radical Jaeo. bins, still preserves a portion of Its senses, is sharply after General Dl'TLXR, the Beast, on account of his Mozart Hall speech, in which he counseled the Impeachment of the Presk dent. From a two column article In Monday^
edition, we dip tbo fbHowlag:
There are few peraons In this country oo wanting In intelligence as to be unaware that the Impeachment of the President Wodld at any time bo a vary serious bintneee, and that in these disturbed times it would he a hazardous experiment. It Would bar, therefore, most imprudent to undertake it unless there Was actually a clear case of high crime and misdemeanor, as contemplated by the ConsMtntion. We should remember that the Presidents unfaithfulness to his party is a different thing from treason to the country, as legally defined. We must have other than • Anrueea Indietmeut upon which toimpeaeb nUR/M Would l.o Judicious to let him alone, and try very bard to elect a better man next ttuie, * * • Tti-j flippancy with which Genaftl Bailer speaks uf civil war |t unpleasant, and JHm*gerneas to display his animosity toward the regular army M painfully suggestive of the unfortunate Incompleteness of his military career. General Butler has an Intense hatred of General Grant, end regards hlai ae a rival for the Presidency, hence the talk of t^eboys in blue, and tho Incidental doHruclton eg the regular army. Wo have only to say of this
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price of adhntssKn^aM a totargMy^hlgyrtco
shadowed by all stnuge vtau Ma place in
site art,
--JHL- ’e have a hotel system In America, but the
f mad In the king ef time att, greater in size, more perfect In system, z half oriental, half military establishment;-v»trxaMK r '»etflsb; Ibe epitome of emptrfi^ whence decree* of state and subtle assignatlesssforth wuatber; the MdmTrtij fSgm********* of In its Immense eenrt, crystal canopied, I saw, te-dny, eosnmonplaee and bowed, with - - - - ^ ^
SpSlsgiEliiSfSS
poinU alternating along Its- sides from I'-.ur to six inches apart throughout Its entire length. The terminus of this conductor above the building Is a "multiple pointed vj>per terminal lection" consisting of five branches, and forty-seven trt forty-filne points—making In all from Kk> to 900 points on a conductor of ordinary length. I Also dispense with insulators and use zinc holders Instead. The advantages claimed are: First. My many points give a receiving and dispersive power equal to thirty of Munson’s—thereto affording thirty times the pro-
tection.
Second. My conductor has but one joint, which Is secursly made by copper rivets, whereas Munson’s has many joints which are loossly put together, consequently portions of tifk rffd are liable to become InsOlzied or disconnected from om’d or rust forming on the surface of the metal within tho joint, which Is a nou conductor-or they may become entirely
detached.
Third. My rod has more conducting surface than Munson’*, his being tubular he looses the inner surface, as a tube does not conduct on Its Inner surface. Fourth. My zinc holder* nsrd in attacking the conductor, establish a galvanic current with the copper, which preserves the copper from oxydation or corrosion. Mr. Cog acknowledges tho following well established scientific principles: First. Tho electricity generated by an electric machine Is Identical with atmospheric
electricity.
Second. A pointed conductor will diminish the force of a stroke from tho prime receiver of an electric machine, and as wo increase the number of points wo proportionably diminish the force of the stroke, until a sutll dent number will take off the whole charge insensibly,
and prevent the stroke.
Third. When a cloud U charged with electrisky, all objects on tha xurfoca of the earth in tbo vicinity, become oppositely charged l.y Induction, and the lightning rod throughout Its ontlrs length ta«leo(rieaIly excited. Fourth. A given amount of electricity will
establish the equilibrium.
Fifth. A point on a lightning rod will gather the electricity from the atmosphere and transmit a current to tlm building and earth, While the elotul is coming up, a* is demonstrated by making a section in tho rod near the fnrtle, and causing tha sparks to leap across
you thirty eons each; white yon are drinking, there are perpetual songs and orchsste atrs, the singer being a male oceaeionally, hot most generally, one of the dozen handsome girls under the pavilion, who must ait the year round In clothes not their own—oxqnlalta laees and cluster pine, and rich, mailing trains—rehearsing tbs medley of opposite* which will please mankind. Now n long song by Gaunod; now a wretched street satire; now an old time Providence ballad that Froissart himself has hummed; now a dismal recitation ghastly with forced humor and feet a re. The ilttls stage le brilliantly lighted, and the enameling* In It are repeated in the mirrori with which It is encased. It la a scene to make a country girl dissatisfied. To those who enact it, U U » gilded prison. Aa the night wean on. and the gardena fill, all the Judges and gate! around the encloaum become filled with people who esn not pay to ett, bat to whom the shrill notes of the lingers pierce. They are all awaiting for Therms, which absolute lady- comes forward only twice daring the evening. Toward ntos o’clock, the people pgy little head to thepoor girts aad buffoon* who have appeared. The favorite’s namels aheuted all the while, with the clatter of mage and matai grand, aad many a lend joke which
convulses the people:
" Therasa! Come! Song of the Summer Night, that I may get an appetite for cab- ” she sings till nine at the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum!”
» The Emperor Is bncUtog bee shea! ” ” She hat absconded, perhaps, wtthn thug!” (Tho ” Trial of the Thuga *lattw great sensational story of the day In Le Peltt Journal. Bonner never. advertised an' tbla paper has
done with thie stery.) - -
" She baisoiled to partly LaMeisaoel ” Suddenly a carriage witty bright lamps and a driver In livery dashes up to 4k principal gate. There Is a loud ebeer. Your friend, the Vlseounte,geta np a chair, aad with bis hat upon the end of a cane, hoses, grimaces, and makes mock homage. S» does every other
Frenchman. Cries of " Votla! cbenjteur! ”
' " Dear Peacock! Is It you f ” "Oh! Willie, wo have missed you!”
"Is the velvet carpet spread? Quick lay
my pocket handkerchief! ” “Bravo! sweet elephant!”
“Warbling crocodile, welcome!”
"Homage! prlma donna of the cliiinpanComlng forward on the arm of the bead waiter, you sec In the subject of these grotulatlon* the coarsest looking girl that ever
out clothes on a
»g»ra rapids, (»bow iofUy crossing Se’selne at Anteitn; then came George Sanders, .with a* eld, qnuMMl Panama bat,''dirty .Trom, plain* aait seas, unshared, and a fragment Of cMffllke tbs fragment of a sceptre, which ha twirled behind aiebask, as if To wheedle political fogune again. My .Godl bow this, your time and mine, plays mischief with people sc*""' ‘ ——-
name.
Duke of Hamilton, whose name appeared yesterday In the London black list for flirty thousand pounds bankruptcy—a florid faced,
lately within. speaking dutance of Adler handers walked the bankrupt
laughing gambler, whose blood wm dishonored before his credit; then quiet, and ealm eyed, alone In a hack volturef went P. T, Beauregard, who, more nearly than any dead or Bring man, shot the spirit out pf the Union; behind all this I see Alpbonsine eome, the saucy actress of the Yariettas theatre, whom to tee ta to tael thereafter like a cord ae the gizzard, now maintained by a Russian weary eg bis cold shows, who knows, with hi* easy philosophy, that her atabiile* (softly ton bottom doUkria bta pocket; and at her »Met oh! eyes that parade; half shamed, all touched at her aid* Abingdon, the beautiful pantomimlst, Indolently beautifol, who made half Pan* visit one theatre, to sea her ankle, and 1* almost at the bottom doll ar of toe Pnnce de —A, whom the Czar has already summoned
home from hi* legation. - - - — So they eome, the ruined, tha entrsneetL the
delicious, parts of the tableaux that form In ibta hotel court like the shadows on the wall, the faces In the cloud, coming! going! com-
ing! going! .
thx BAKoxxsa or nrexwheat's place. No American in his right senses. wtH tall to ro to Madame BuUque’s; tar when you are here awhile, and have wearied of deceptive sauces ol raw meat, and filets so poor in themselves that they look like a bag pudding, and /ritwrtt of fish that ore only oil aad hack bone, you think sadly to your.art, " Alas! Franca surprise*, but the Americas larder ns long loyi” Then yonr next friend wiU say: "Cheer up; lean take you to a breakfast of buckwheat cakes, reel spring chicken. Juicy enough to stand np and lay aa egg: the same pumpkin pie that has redeemed toe poor Southern slave, and excellent ginger bread, such as your mother’s maiden sister makes, very much burnt and sweet.” Madame Butaque’s place would disdain an advertisement, and in tots notice of It I write forebodingly, for she is nn eminently " proper" person, visible only twice a week, and the notoriety that I am about to give hervritt shorten She was well born and educated to neon-
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Wain at a octlMm'
t street, bsrwasH fflrthtaafl teeaatojJ^ f
ACerchcfliftts* Hotel, 1 (Formerly
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Fifth • troeft mwmw Mmim-
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GALLEHER, KELSOftr arm, Aeprtators.
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We have a large bonded ^arthonse^aniHaUci t ton•igmaent* af Boar bon, Kyeandeamman Whtoky. We are prepared (o fill
arders for
ranging from ane fa ten pears aid, and invite the trade to examine aarstdel^. gy I iherat advances si sdeoocsaelgiuiteM** of Floor, Grain, Fork, Lard, Whisky, eta >' •„*<• Hindi: aVorteb, oetfidlm fi West Second stretk.
PITXAV, WZARD A CO., ■-oyrpsvvvjugo KMRUEawKv, Seed, ^^emente And Manufacturer* arnTDealers in
ILtime and Oement. E are toceted in. the. r re tea ef the Sloe Grass and Orchard Grass producing section, and eoaaMr apeeirt IsiiaisnatRteeoMlbotamgt ‘emtiNTM rorwro ■bfliitiBh, w
Mels'
ick them np. .!, - J I/.i f
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Fbraeriy or Mm AmorMaa Itotata
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
PMUKIPIM.
Hotel la nteasoatly sltnated on the north .^a^saMgaas;
|ba efty on baoiaess,
i>*.‘ ' tUi *t
’ cwMWl.nmm, alarm ntm, septetf fde... S'/ll . Maaaeai
Mo. 54.
’* O^space thus mode.
receiving power of tho conductor, and ua dltnlnlsh the foroo or entirely pravent the strotir, ns Is the cate with tho electric machine. Ha says one point on tho lightning rod I* as good as many. When urged to tell what usu a single point would be, (the logical conclusion being' tbatlf ono point will afford a given amount of protection, two point* will afford more protection and so on “arf infinitum,'') hr went so far a* to say that a lightning rod without a point terminating with u ball at tho top woti'd he Just a* good. This I* certainly very strange
philosophy.
In a second conversation with Mr. Cox As denlsd having aWardnfi the premium on scientific principles at all. I bellcvo him. But
when urged to say on wi
that General Grant has the c'onfldefloe of the
nee o( safety
i of- the his sou Ing into
^^B hoys
th in to tie commanded in the field by Beuj/r
country; that there It an amura&oe of Mtaty in.
position at tl Ion of his so
‘ w ai
In blue far better luck
army and the
pound discretion,
another civil
his position at the head of- the nublio recognition of his If we should bo drilling Into
war, wn wish the bi
m n K. Butler, unless ho should show a wonderful Improvement upon Soy exploits thus
far recorded ot him.
Henwregara •■• ursials A correspondent of the Louisville Democrat, writing from New York under dots of tbs
noth ultimo, szyst
General Beauregard is In town.' He Is stopping zt the New York fioMI, which Is, as It has been for year* past.ttte great Southern rendezvous In Gotham. The General earns passenger from Europe la the VIWe do Forte,
t strange ss It may seen after acknowldglng tbo abovo principles, Mr. Cox denies be fact th it by Increasing tbo number of points on the lightning rod we may increase
th* receiving power of
th
i say on what principles he did
to Mr. Muason be-
nt de-
why
lilted
that Insulation was an erroneous and exploded kiss, hut still he gave the premium to an
losuleted rod.
1 respectfully invito Mr. Munson, or If ho prefers, hls/rfend, Mr. Cox, to meet me before as Intelligent audience of Indianapolis rlflx-ne, or If ho prefers, before a hoard of dUIntoretied scientific gentlemen, there to ilemonstrate the principles of the science of electricity and conductors and abide their du-
oi»ion<
In vise Mr, Munson declines I ‘hall still claim that my conductor Is equal to thirty of his to protection, Mr. Munson and the scientific committee at the State fair to the conIrsry, notwithstanding. I’. McNaii.
From the New York Sews.
Veatvall, the «*.Vfegalfleent.”
Vestvsll, the “Magnificent,” was In’roduced Ut the Br< okly n public about a week ago, with
is flourish of newspaper trumpi
manager aimed at a sen
en urgi
award It, he said be gave It to Mr.
fans* he considered bis the lust rod, hut declined to say bow. In what respect, or wh
be thought It best. Mr. Cox also adm
ets. nsa-
n keeping up the old tend be. sections lm|tate th* example iy these two great represents,
d South? If the men and to hand fighting
In and,
■airing toe war can tous suass nands. forgetting the past, meet upon terms of perfect equality, surely the tallows who staid at home to dodge the draft and grow rich from ■hoddy contrauta can bav* a* reason tor hold
back. | ^
. From the Lafayette Journal.
Free N| We have
L Dunham, ., n »t Attica, on Tusi'lay, ocrepted , lOspouk toth* etUiena ef VYfN same evening. The eoitft Wotfx* wn*' the accoinm ■■ latlon of the speak ' hearers. After bn bad copimenced . tome gentlemen—no, not gentlemen—k roo< Is hardly k decent name for them' lievlng that a mad entertaining dlfferen leal uplnbms bad *0 right to speak i beard by tho-e Whs wanted to hear, they pro- , ceded to playfull| throw stones atthsdburt house, thereby endangering to«'tataty«f Itta limb of those tnrlde the building. We
th* fast men of Brooklyu •u., acnm .^i-, btoded by Mr. James Troy, the assistant district attorasy, ane ef toe meat popular members ef the Sings county -bat, taek -ebarge of tte business affairs of the show, and under-
took to engineer it Into public favor. The newspapers were appealed to b> the above named gentleman of the bar, whou the managers of the press to relax their *
business regulations in favor of the lady In whom ho was interested, and allow her to insert extravagantly lengthy advertisements, and furniah her with posters In profusion, without exacting the uahal condition* of part
rigor from Eute^ta the Viltade rKCrlsta*
te h a*^u7nt hi»i^ > sn r ^B« f swlrlta ^'wnl^hs t, ® > 10 m **® 11 raore complete, a party of
msy S se^rng th‘t his mtt to London and Paris, in connection With the Louisiana and Mississippi rsilroad enterprise, was stoscess far beyond his most saoguto* sattalfmtlons. He not only received ell the credit he asked for, but wt* pressed to seoept doubl* or treble the amount. By this time, at isoat one ship frclghteil with rsilroad Iron in on the way from Liverpool to New Orleans, sad
others will quickly follow.
General Beauregard Is not much of a talking man, but be speaks In glowing terms of the kindness and hospitality which everv where greeted litm among the greet merchants and money kings of England and France. Thus encouraged, he roturns to his own country determined to do all In his power to re> suscltutathe industrial interests of his native state, prostrated by the retaatleea head of war, and In this we can bid him, with a clear ronsclence, toe fulleet measure of success. He leaves for New Orleans In the ttaemer to-day. Yesterday he took a drive out to Cealrai Park,and it Is noted, at a curious iaoldent, that while be wt* dashing along to one direction. General Grant (who is also in town) Was dashing along In another. It It superffboU* to add that tbe courtesies which gentlemen usually exchange under these circumstance* were scrupulously observed. This Is ss It should be. In grasping bands on this occasion these two great soldiers felt that If they were enemies Id war, they could be In peace friends. No two living men have better reason to respect each other, and to experience to all It*
fullness what tbe post oaltn—
■' That stern joy which warriors feel
liffoeiaen worthy of their stoet.”
Now. why cun not tbe noisy blatbenkltss
who are lient on tween tho two thus set thorn by
live mm of the North and South? wh I did all tbe bard hand to
during tbe war can thus shake hand
payment In advance.
What Inducements tbe gentleman of the bar had resolved for thus Interesting himself In tbo
pecuniary success of tbe lady docs not ap OOr yet what Inducements were often<
managers q(»*wtf apart, hat Irim it it, that It Wan agreed on their part that the actress should have all tbe favors she required through her “ learned counsel,” and all the time she
needed to cancel her Indebtedness.
Lawyer Troy used his Inflenee to secure a " goodlbouse” for the initiative performance; hat to* night* were stormy, and the putdic In large numbers did not wltoesa the acting of th* divinity of masculine proportion* and well developed physique. Mim houses chilled the ardor of the “ Magnificent,” and dampened the tarter of the histrionic lawyer. A dead
s t
scrubbed a floor, or hung
house top.
ribo I* scraggy, With a dlsp isltlon to puff out at just those places where fleah is nupsr.
s, texture ef her
uneven/stride, like
fluous; raw and bard Is thk texture ef her i; walking with a great anevemstride, like used to wooden shoes; her bar* arms are
skin one
gristly lover*, clubbed with
which tbo whole woman could conceal her-
a hind behind
self; and her features ore simply ordinary her hair coarse and black, and one twlstei shred ot It falls over her tempts Ilk* a .mare’n. forelock. In her fafie, uevertheleimfjirre tan sort of rough, consistent humor; olid when tbe people cry tbclr loudest mockery, she puts out her tongue and Winks with a droitary tore, slstibly confident and comic. Amid great huzzas and laughter, Theresasltosh* lito the Utils pavilion, and appears with a etanriied flst. saying: “ if ^ou don’t that up, boys, t won’t
«|MSVW acwviAisa saiib, saxj
unexceptionable guc*U. : above a whisper; there was no waiter, rs newspaper, only the whitest table etetos to the world, and a sanded flopr, and the most stately old lady for a cook that tbs bigh clrcles
ever bequeathed to poverty.
One or two American writer* or artiste, bj accident, dropped Into Madame Bulsque’s ten year* or so ago. Tbe quaintness of tbe place aad 1U mistress pleased them. At lost they tntromiced Into It several American ladtaa, wintering In Pari*, aad one of theae, vm hungry for more wholesome food than Paris posssrsea, taught Madams Butoque the secret of making buckwheat cakes and pumkin pie. Utbougb France is full of buckwheat field* aad pumkins, they are fed to hog* *r horses, or nude into subsistence (or common people. When it was found that real buckwheat gritkHe cakes, and the orthodox pnmUn pis were to be had in Parts, this little r. -Uurant became a fashionable rrsort, a sort „r Fulua market, whero, I understand, Fifth avenue goes in silk to eat saddle rock oysters off a
deal table.
Prosperity, thus flowing upon Madame Bulsque, changed in no respect tho modeaty of her shop or her own high bred reservation. She changed h';r room, indeed, to tbe RueGodot de Maurul, a little street bock of tho Madelainc, put up tbe modest sign of Reotawrant Atnericain. urn! in order to be truthful to a nicely, hud It lettered on the door: " English ,spoken a little.” Tbe people of that region were surpris' d to see long lines of carnages drive up continually to this new Mother 4Iut>bard*cupboard, and their tho madamsremait* to-day, an unamoillou-, sedate lady, a* of tbe old regime: softly dropping buckwheat batter on the griddle, and h iking her pica very brown. There are just six small tabiv*, two diminutive American flag* set over an engraving of Washington, and tbe photograph* of tbe three gentlemen who were the Instruments of her installation into the nobility df buckwheat. Everything 1* white and rtgl'L You cart smell the broiling chickens, and It bringv tear* to your eye* like a sniff of far off home. The one
man uamvi >ald, of the
., „ . . _ testimony to the c inder of tbi* qualification, as Well •• to the perfectness with which bis manners sre modeled after Madame Bulsque, hi* aunt, whose heir he I* to brenme. Ills face Is that of tin: most refined respect; bi* dress of Mack cloth, neat os your banker’s; be knows the reserved courtesy of the class into which he ht to have been born, and tbe silent cheerless of bis present occupation, Madame Bulsque married Charles to a good girl down In La Vendee. Poor Charles never saw her till the eame to hta arms. The madame. after tbe fashion of the court, corresponded with all the priest* In tbe lady’s neighliorkood to be a*, sured of her good birth and amtableness. Then they went to church and the Maine tcgether to whits gloves and fine carriages, and wedded Charles returned to hi* buckwheat estate, where bo served me this morning with cXkexthat Cbtlde Harold ought to have eaten and written • stanza upon. All this reminds me of Paul and Virginia and their mother*. The madame does much in charity now, and her course is a* certainly toward the most re-
M h.r,'
*ing Voila!'
You are able to see by the clear white light that she wears a white satin dress, abundantly trimmed with point lace, and on her aked wrist and band there are bracelet* and
cameos, an emerald
her
nal
rings of diamond* and cameos, an cm: buckled l/clt, and a white rose pinned In
hair by a blinding diamond.
The woman wins upmrytm' Uf 'h*T ibugh, apparently unaffected, approach,tarn bo* like, with tract's of generous shrewdness znd Idiocy
i her eye. The cizcs It with carele
Her voice It vorr strange
in her eye. The music strikes up, *«d she
seizes It with caret ess j’eadfficss.
Her voice I* vorr itrange and masculine, not a aweet cord In it, but a tupurb melody, and It come* straight as speech, without any effort at warbling or catching high notes; a direst, equal volume Of zosg, distinct, a trifle nasal, solt therefore, and to It she keeps
nasal, solt therefore, and to II the zeeps * sort of meat ax Ume with has tag elbow, fl-t and foot. The effect Is Irreslftable, the words being absurdrly funny, and suited to the low intcllectuel decree which Tt)erc»a represents. It is such singing a* rather a bold married woman might give at a winter party In remote New .fiTsey, and ‘such a song a* you bear from the negro minstrels on Broadway. Of this kind of music there Is a little doubt that Theresa 1* the first ml siren In the w*rid. Brignoli’s tenof fs h6t more tniriviiluil than
her voice ot Its kind.
‘■The woman,''as your friend the vGcouut tell* you, ‘-has no history but * low origin, her voice, still her comic talent. dbo ha* made prodigious sums of money, bshaved In private life like tho animal she was moant to tic, got Uto trouble therefor twice or thrice, and Is
of Paris, a that ran
nothing more than an excrescence horse with a bird's mouth, an oj
laugh,”
Dai. madiu.E.
Further up torch amp* Klyiee yuff eome to tho Bond Point, flecked with great cluster* of pearls, which glimmer upon beds of abundant flowers, sown on the borders of fountain basins. Wld*, white, like a dream of poppies In the night, yon se* the far great arch of the star, the sbaddwy feroves of the Palais d’Klysee. whence tots ruling pink of astuteness received bit bloody ffakaecl couriers after the murder of the people; tbo Champa Elyseeceaaea; to your left a great whirlpool of fireworks blazes blue and crimson in tbe trees; you hear the shudder of music, itself tempted by It* own voluptuousness, and see the common people gazing in nt the gate, where glittering attires Slip dirough perpetually—two and two, two and two. tbe everlasting twin* of guilt—It Is the Bd Mahlll*, tbe brightest window In Pande-
monium!
At tbe entrance z far, mile on mile perspective, straight through far illumined poplars, like the great aisle of Carltbrue, makes you stop to strike your forehead. Is * real ? Bah!” says the vlscomle, " It is only a tall screen of scenery closing and prolonging the
enil of the walk.”
Turning In, through bowered walks. Intricate like the sin they lead to, ail chequered amidst the branches ol tbe rose trees, with pnrple, orange, silver nres, you bear at latervals tbe splash of water, shot whence yon know not against burnished mirrors planted in tho mosses, far up, wherein every diamond drop liecomss a broach, a mine, a constellation, Infinite in repetition. There are cavern* faintly luminous with staladta*. over whose Jagged edges the pure rivulets fall upon the scales of gold fl-h, swimming In phosporescent pool*, or flung by playfol cascades Into darker vases. From this enchanted labyrinth on pass to open plazas, where the grass Is
you pass to open plazas, where the graas Is llgbtril with a multitude of low, aoft tapers, like glow worm- pasturing In flelda of amber. Beyond this tire garden, set against backppear, ground and environs of kioeks, cuprtas, pagerd tbe du, arbor-, green copses, and everywhere to lengthen the distances with magical deceit, tho painted boundary walls tlww far-enchant-
ed prospect! vea—tbe orchestral
like a great banyan tree, under wh*** twisted
trunks the hundred muaicial tbe heavy tropical canople*'
the IndianLlrdR.
All tbta, comprising so much, Is y«taa inclosure of not more than lit or-flight New
effect upon every
lawyer.
lee* stared them In the face, and Vestvall coneindod her engagement In a private tableaux of sorrow and despair, In which tbe lawyer
I attitudes.
rmance at tbe
y, and In consequence of tbe fizzle beoo ml eg apparent, the newspaper* and job printing offices greedily clamored for their
mpo-
i he
of sorrow and despair, In wfab aad hertolf struck the principal i Immediately after the perfor Academy, and In consequence of
it, the i greedily
money* vcsvYalip hoWCVcr* iw*cu 4 her room In the i’lerrepotnt heuse on tbe belgbtl, where the bad taken up her tern rary abode, and defied her creditors, lawyer, however,
waa ahtoi
and baited like a surly usually secure retreat Which bltofflce afforded. He finally staod at bar, and assured hi* ohunorous fired Hors that he would become responsible for the debt* of the felt “Magnificent,” but tbflt, as he had no money about him “ at th* present time," h* would gratify their dero|odsln th* "«Um and misty future.” The enotis printers war* foiled for tbe time, and
il* legal turnip. The final “ tplu
K.’r!“rv ,, 'i.'‘»5irasn»iEsf office, because the editor of thaf Mper saw fit to any some truthful things about John Purdae. These guardian* of freedom but a few yam* ago were shouting themselves hoars* for free speech, freedom of toe preet, etc., but ndw
t paper
to s*y some truthful things abouWefcn Purdae.
Tbs
ago w
pELn who'mlgbUhoose to differ wHJT toem In their political notions. These Individual*, knowing that their leaae ef power to of MM abort duration, propose to have It alitbefr own way. We see by toe Courier that General Wagner and Cap tain Part, both fitti* ot Williamsport, awttoMHdag the District Mr. Orth. W* Uttak tbebeat tbifif that to
Ira Ml*
two gentlemen their attention to
eome of their
how to behave tl their ml-elonefr. heathens of the Eta
oral end the home, yeor
bora good maneart,
m
tbtog that these
de . would boh) turn fe&toS?tau«Tt Ivee." There la room for
Let the
fiflMMFfiMIe thfii
Tb«final “splurge” came thus: Mr. Troy >und himself rapidly gliding into tbe “slough r despond,” The ’'6(1190100001” waa neither
economical nor prudent, and- debts were [seven growing to fearful proportions. Ho began to *— **■
perrleve that he Had Seedtoe ]
of despond,”
ronomlcal rowing to err lev* th
white elephant, to behold, warr>H<x
termlnod, therefore, ■ wn wum iw* n/>m boldly up and "show camw” financially, to make n masterly retreat. Go Saturday morning, !■ pursuance to a welt laid plan, he visited the hotel, and WM about removing tbe lady sod her luggage tfifinee without lbs knowledge of sny one In the building, when be was surprised In tbe act by tbe proprietor, Mr. FMers, who seised on tbe trunks znd swore thfl» Urey should not be taken away until tbe lady’s bill, (nearly fiKDdellsrejhad been paid. The actress protested, and the lawyer declared himself willing to become responsible, but a* usual, "had not toe stun about him.” but wflura .provide It at soiqp future time, Mr. Peteihq however, "did not see It,” and, to eptifliM toe protestation* of the Mr one aad the Indignation of her male champion, held tbe Ingg-ge and marshaled an army of walter* stThls back to support him. Finding
legal strategy of no avail, the Amatress drew from the recesses of her hale of greenbacks of small denomlind was about to surrender them to
tears
son!an bosom nad-tn
fot been 1 T.'TWy says that ha to responsible 1 initiate ail legal demands.
iFMftafcris
York liulldlng lot*, but Us
visitor la simply thrilling. It reminds one, both In art and occupants, of Lstaa’t council
chamben,, ... •. .- "Ontoftbs sartto a fabric hug*
Koselike an exhalation.'’
Tbe music Is an adjunct to this sensuous
idPl!
is
shifting time
realm, a escape, w
like cempul
fitr
Intoxication that ne
,e to the quaffrlltafffUresmirMz
like laughter, wblaper* low aad wtechiereui, thunders like tbe battle call of riot aad revolt
against all see start to leering faces
worthy. Carried away In thla Mldgards, tbit Aloddlrta canon* you, wh* do not know.-fot-lowing toe tlancers in th*. Cancan, bsitav* them to be veritable Dlfiasurv * ' *
estly impelled
Tbe men, pale faced, stoning dyed, Into tbe air aad follow,tha masM wftb
lowing tne uancera in tpg, cancan, oeiMV* them W be veritable pleasure keekers, Immodestly impelled br the inflaraeee of toe night, n, pale faced, atoning eyed, leap all and follow, too musia wMb their
Si! MAnte JS
yoked by pseston end music. " But,” says the vlscomte, •• they are hired, every one of them, men and womeut all tbla!* art,not ItaeaUoaw ■ess. This It oot Paris, but a show devised
for foreigner*.”
“ It it very much e Parisian show, how-
ever,” eddt your friend.
Dlreotly you see a very old guy haired
1 x v>vi/ jx/ie ww «* jvtj v/iL* !•••/ aanaa cu u/uuy nty years gone past him, perhaps, who -he grave atr of a good liver, and look to be some declining country gentleman eome back to visit toe bsuote ot hit- ydttlh. ’ You are ama*ed, therefore, to see him suddenly put u hi* cane, draw up his trousers over hit cloth gaiters, and challenge one of the girls to a quadrille. Immediately with the chords of the must*, Me fiyee-inflame and stmot almost (leHdou* fire, hit bands express toe utter abandonment of tbe dance, all grimace* of reviving passion* com* sad go upon bta shriveled features, and hta rbenmatto feet, abp atone glldly. It Is a terrible tpectatle, this awakenrag of youth In old age, and this man out doea the coarsest, most shameful dancer* of tot night. ~r - * *• Come I” say you, " that ia revolting. Why don’t sosnetHxly remind him of bta yean, aad
hta abuse of them?”
"Because/ enly old Cht<
answers the vlscomte, "Itta
Inventor of the (an-
nerd chants
flfikJN ■■
There are game* In the bowers, with women for " stool pigeons,” playing < ately, as if betta upon winning. If T"
i^fitolb
JwitbL__
to vtatt
. ..... sdi ior. vi -.1 v ..*!• ACn M IKMH5LU. 1 — *1A toUct delight. Sapertar to txj Cologne used to bathe too feat aad pessea, to sender the *Un soft aad Cmep.tn. allay lafiawwattam H ysafimaa etotoing, tar headache, etc. It to ■aartkitaisil frem the rich Southern Magnolia, and la.otortalng a patron*** quite unprecedented. IttaafevorIta with actvassss had opera stegsr*. Ktasetdby an deatare, mgt In hwxnhoStlss, and- by DEMAS BABE Eft A CO, New Fork, Wholesale Agents, ■arewga Spring W*** ssM bp sil Direrista
TOBACCO.
WEBH, WAIZV A CO.,
TOBACCO -. j- . . ■ ■. fCommissioii Merchants. >.’.1 ■ -■ iw». . * '«t **r i 1 41 WaUmrit Afreet, OIKTCXtlSMvr^EXI, OSHD. A full Hoc of the best brapd, ot jfliwMouri
Kentxxck^
'Tobaccos,
For sale in Bond or tax paid. sett dfim
HOSE AND BELTING.
visible personage I* atendsr young n Cbartea, tbe proprietor, a* aforna “ lltth' Enxli-li. ‘ I mu-t bear te.
ougb fulne
y
Hpn tatd* heaven as I* any gnlnes hen’s that yvaJtnow toward a buckwheat field. Home five years ago one of toe originaters of
her fortune said:
*• My drer madame, I shall be unable to •come here any more. Money is very scarce with tho American*. There Is * grievous war at home. I am very sorry. But your prices are so high that I must eat elsewhere.” Tbe next day a knock came upon tbe gentleman’s door. It was Madame Bulsque. She sat down with her stately formality and looked at him, saying, after much well bred evasion: “ My poor Montlenr 8., since you say that you are poor, bebohl! I have drawn a taw thousand francs that I bad pnt In bank. Permit me, Monsieur, to lend it to you. You will do me great honor by accepting it.” The gentleman had no real wants, and when tbo found that he had enly jested, tbe went away very sedately and did some other charity.
HILL'S ROL’LXYAAD CAFE.
At lull’s, nearly opposite the Grand Hotel, English and Americans go Indiscriminately, to drink feeble Imitations of our national cocktail*, and pay highly for them. A gallery of Intolerable waxwork* ta one of the accessories of tbe place, but its real significance 1* said to be dne to tbe ease with which assignation* can be consummated In It. At midnight here tbe dismissing theaters empty all lavishnets and lewdness: the doon are shut and tbe orgte begins. It Is concert saloon life with a touch or rrt in It; a mutual song, started nowhere, taken up by every Up, and thundered along on the shiver of glasses. Yonder you may tee tbe wMhna Anonjma who startled Hyde park. Mr*. YryiKftJU. fibw a loorc woman In Faria, with a wondrous necklace of coral, the relic of her greatness, and a fervent complexion, all gold aad ripeness, furnished with eyes of brats. 8be is listening to a viscount, whose fortune is hi* devil, and amidst tots utter abandonment of the Parisians the woiffhn Wvndhanr* Saxon face Is awful, con-
p*T*r»’ restaurant.
“Jes’ s«t”—“ Exactly: ’’—Solon Shingle said they were thereItvnrytfaae." mtafltU ” owfoy ” in the merelnff, he took Plantation BBtaft; If to felt weary n* night, to took Plantation B
If helaetoflappan
tally eppearead. h» teak they never taitadta set Ids* esuhtaptaeeqnaie and : ir .'. ■ *e/[, t 1 .1 .1. .. Few persons wist any better authority, bat as seoae may. yds* read the fltllowtagi * * * • I owe much to yon, for I verily better* the Plantation Bitten tore saved my Hta; Rev. W. H WAGONER, Madrid, N. T.~ * * • /• I hare been a greefl refferer Item Dyipspsla, atri had to elsslm preaching. The Plantation Rtttaaa hare eorsd men R«v C. A. MILLWOOD, Now York City.” M * * * ^ lukl lost bU wn to weak to enervated I could banUy walk, aad tod a perfect dread of society. • • • Tt Plantation Bitten hare term* aB right. JAMES HRMINWAT, fit. Louis, Mo.” ” • • • Th* Fiaatation Bitten hare cured ma of a derangementoflth* KUaoysMd Urinary Organa, tha* distneeod mo for yean.
They act Ilk* a charm.
C. C. MOORE, KM Breadway, H. Y. Mrs. O. M. DEVOS, ataaagmr of to* qaion Home School for Soidten’ ChUdsen, says sto ’’ has given It to the weak and Invalid children, under tor charge, with ttoimtrtfoBbPy tofiffipflHtytag results. W* have reselred ever of inch rertlficata*. bn* n» advertisement is to Mbetire a* what people tbeeasalva* say of a gumi article. Our fortnne and our repatattaw ft of ■taka. The original quality aad high. r w srsrt«r of these goods will be sustained under every aad *U circumstance*. They tore already obtained s ml* in every town^ village, parish, and hamlet among civilizad uuMisu Base imMeson try to eome at near enrnnnta end styta as they eeu, sad beonuM a good article can not be sold ns low a* a poor one, they find some support from parties who do not care what they »eU. Be on your guard. See our private stamp over tbe cork. P. 11. DRAltB * OO., New York City. Saratoga Spring Water. taM by oU Druggiste.
Over a .Hlltioa DfilUrv Savefl! Gentlemen: “I bad a negro man worth ore. filJHO who took cold from a had hart In the leg. and was useless for over a year. 1 had used every thiagl could hear of witooat benefit, natal 1 trie the Mexican Mustang Liniment. It toon effects a permanent care. J. L. DOWNING. ” Montgomery, Alabama.JuanXt.ua>. “J take pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indispenoa-
blaar
on Ilonas.
Bruises, Sores, Bh*qm*U*m. eta, and all say it art* like magic. , J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for American, WelU. ami Faggo aad
IUrndea’1 Express.
“The sprain of my da lighter'- ankle, occasioned while skating last winter, srns entirely cured In oae week altar the commenced using yonr celebrated Mustang Liniment.
ED. SEELY.**
Gloucester, Mastachnsefts, August 1, lata , It ia an admitted fhdt that the Mexican Mustang Liniment perform* more rare* hi a shorter time, on man and beast, than any article ever discovered. Families, livery men, aad planters should always have it on hand Quick and sure tt certainty it. All gen nine is wrapped ia steel plate engravings, bearing the signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United States Stamp of DEMAS BAKNEfi A CO., over tbe top. An effort hat been made to counterfeit it with a cheap stone plate label. Look closely t Saratoga Spring Water, soM by all Dreggtota.
BKADFOBD A SKEAJEF, . 1 .* Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose,
And Deaton* in
Gum Belting, Hose, Packing and Imaa Leather, Ko. 57 Walnut, corner Second Street,
CINCINNATI Onfri,
tow i if : . * . I . J j ii 1 » JAKES BRAKFMB A €•*,
Manufaeturers bT ' ' '
French Burr Mill Stones, -fimat Mschiaas. PortaMe Flouring end Corn etoi^brend bS*!?” *1^ 'h ° Kenll ‘ ne Dutch An Office, 57 Walnut, corner Second Street,
r*f,j
^etl dim
■UiNtUnfijWri, onto.
' BOXES,
r. -c CHARLES E. CHEEVER, i»ti* . 1 -• t - Manufacturer and Dcsieria
Paper Boxes and Band Boxes, Manufactory, 228 Main Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO. TT.VT. Cap aii'TShoe Boxci courtaatly on hand. 11 Unlers ■udteitciL octt »t3m
PITKIN, wFXb^Jc’oO. -
*n pick them up.
fifi^catalogue’s furnished on 1
” ■’ • VlflEOiWI; : ODER, APPLE AND WUE VINEGAR, w ApdDratorln ... . u raw H*mrWm mmri Bye WMisky, No. 27 Fourth St, between Main and Kiret, . -wi-LlSn^^^^LOTOVILLE, ELMTUC'kT.
OP I -A. 3KT O S rKBB A COc, •
oC ■ *’• t ^ r * - 1
CBAND. UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES; Wareraoms, Jeffeamn, between. Fourth and Fifth, ractory. Main gnff Fouxterata tareeta ,
.>.(
NEEDS, ETC.
_ BONDTTRAITT ft TODD, . /■ r Wholesale Dealers in > SEEDS, LIME, CEMENT, * AntE Manuftbetureri df ! r # ,f * ■ ..r 1 i n *» . - . XnUpldSiCXltS;
lesale Trade.
1. r.nvaa*. s.r. avaat. w.mavam. J. s.itaxs ■.r.KYAIlSft CM>W. - - - L, 1IV »K E I> OlE, ^JBMiSmaft. to*—** toatl, Isrtlsaspnlis, tmUnon, - wtnyay tie bffibfot market price for x* x>3iW/«:r. a ,3t ejx. ngU <D« — ^ ~ ^
WOOL. fiftAflJLovfULL to cofiCfijkT' W O O Ia, Cfiunmisfliou Merchants-, XO. IEIUERAI/ STREET. .. "Jeldly ^ BOSTON . " TYI-KH, NtcI-NNIES A.NI* CO ,
QO EE NS WARE.
WHOLESALE aUEENSWARE
CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
■E A. WO ODE RIDGE,
WWest Washington Street,
:lfi«Om ' ' ' iNi^ABAPQLlg, lyblAilA.
onuccisTs.
w.unsaajT. ms.uanrasau. ... j.k.aooun. W. I. DAMfifflX to CO^ ■ : . - Wholesale Druggists, N*. 14 Wefit Waihlnjton Street, ’• ■» englt J3ui - ' t^DIkNAPpUA' fiUtOWNTLNCi to SIAMklbh . Wholesale druloists
■ Aiyw<firc««krIeBV Hall,
fikh 22 West Washit^ton Street, “
IncUanapollx, Indiana.
At new stone freut ^huIcHb^. No-. 7 end » B» l W«b-
^^t bel *‘ enGUL,, “ 1?i,ick *° u
Boston Advertisements.
w o CommiNNion
o Xj, Merc haul*
Nos 147 and 149 Congress Street, id dlv BOSTON.
HATS, CAPS, ETC. _ T VI-KOS L, UMCUAuio to CO.. Wh .letial's Dctdtn* iu Hats, Caps, Furs, Oloves, :• ... AND STRAW GOODS, No. 36 South Merkiiao Street. angU d3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
MEDICAL.
DR. WARREN S BILIOUS _BITTERS.
w ^ent Blood Purifying ots. Barks and Gurus own to medical science.
. , : . i% therefore, one of tne Cleansers and Eenovatozs ol
laid ever offered to ton public; while, r Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Biliousicbe. Dizziness. Indigestion, aud the
various cossplaints caused by Vitiated Humors, Impure Blood, or a Deranged and Diseased Condition of the Stomach, Liver ahd Bowels, DK. WAKKKN'S BILIOUS BITTEltS are believed to bfi unequaled by any other medicine iu the world.
Mrlce so Cents and fil.
JOHN A. PLUiiV, C'hensist. proprietor,
Boston, Massachusetts.
M. S. BURR A CO.,- 26 Tremont street, Boston, General Agents, and sold by ail Druggist#.
most
the Vital
as a cure to
effectual ta! Fluid 1
General Agents, 1 jelSdeodjtwly
scales. Etc., etc..
r.O TJXSVILL. JB, sepSdam ..
NC-sr.
PAPER DEALERS.
WILIslAM CROMET, Wholesale FAPZ2R DEALER, -* Atid Agent fof the sale of ' Gr U IV Xr* O W I> E R. 9 . ■' MaffufiiCtnred by the “ 1 ORIENTAL AND MIAMI POWDER COMPANIES, NO.280 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, LorrrsNrrrviLE, -sirs’. ■ ■/!.; . !. ■ Cash F*at<l‘ for* Rags. repsaam ‘
tj:.' i 0 .1
•clou
Th# great cocktail headquarter*, however, i« Peter*’ in the Paarage Jouffroy, though he ha* ot fata lent the esteem of the Araeric
of bright bittan, kissed with absinthe, anil ‘ erous handful of old Hour-
G^/SriSsSi/SiSafr rasri’x.o...u, es of devils, for who** orgiesit la l«non peel leap* - * -* *-
bit of
rap* out of pure sympathy and
tooebing the Uttered and Intoxicated sugar, baif dissolves in Joy. Iff am not misinformed, 1km RORfetltute* a cocktail, the American c/ir/ (T oeuvre, and Peters makes IL A simpler, "•tralghter” cocktail (If I may be allowed the expression, which. I am told, is a familiar on* among convlvate) 1* to be bod on the Rue d« 1* Falx, near Hogg, tbe American chemist’s, made by a lady in a certain grocery store, tbi* grocery being American all over, from canned Cbtocoteague oysters to Mulllca (be tits, gome to make anything from s cobbler to s ftooe fence, whatever either of them *>*• H*w*veiVFefifir» r Iif the great resort
tum #l
bitter*. Peter* kfipt origlitdllyh cafeln OrlmA He married n beanUtol wife, rad •terted for their mutual support asm all cubulo toMba American pattern, near the Boulevards, Herebabranlv neaped starvation; hta wife .cned herself sick every rent day, and his only consolation was that the American “ boys” visiting hlz place got drunk frequently and or*ke all toe stock, whereby he might be said to hone sold “ short ” and realized instantane«a»I/’ At last, Peter* got upon tbe Boulevard, The French Journalist* and floating they drank them,) beg4r*ta MUtatanLname in fevilletont deWiThTbraiSe famous, purse proud, aflacted with lemon p«el; every tody who goes to this place 1* well cftaiged. In n doabta »*n**; and hf. place lUelf the Amerlenn dinner Is held? Ste?^^; last year, waa 110,000 franc*. ’
A letter f^om the Western plain* raysThe antelope* are very curious ’ ere*. f Of shoot-
ra^ straightway to* touqnafi arare -ekltf en to* end of II and- slid me* upon you, gad to* w si tare are|irqm><l, *n<Jjku»j,wal^forMc. Ai
win
d rag fluttering I*, and If m you ran get a good s
rat ran get a good
With Young hunter* is that they tisut for a shot, and shoot before the antalop^
of DISEASE of the male or
UV female organ* of generation cur*--1 in a f.w lays, at the Western Medical unice, 13* sycamore
itreet, Cincinnaii, Uhio.
»icle for flprain*. Sore*, Sgratsbaa. wr G*iU i> Kb ChfoP^e Until Cured,
srera. Onr mra hav* apto ^ for Bares .-i
>JM Q Rktonrasmfiiaara reflre 1 m || pCCtlUfir
tt to a most delightfnl Hair Dressing It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It kseps the toad cool and dean. It makes to* hair rich, soft, aad glossy tt prevmts hair turning grey aad tailing off It restores hair on prematurely bold beads. This Is Jnst what Lyon’s Gatoarton will do. tt to pretty-it to ctoap—durafaie. I* is litanOly •old by tha car load, and yat its almost incredible demand to daily Increasing, until there to hardly a country store that does not keep it, or * fomily that does not nse tt. E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, New York. Saratoga Spring Waist, sold by all Diwsist*.
Who would not be benatifol? Who would not add to their beauty? What gives that marble purity and dtotingne appearance wo observe Open tto stage, aad ia tbe city beBet tt Is no longer s secret. They use Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. It* continued me remove* tan, frecklss, pimples, soil roughness from tbe face aq4 Jpgid^ and leaves tha complexion imootb, trsqiparenJt, blooming, and ravishing. Unliko many oosmattos, tt aontains no material Injuriout to the (kin. Any W. K HAGAN, Troy. New York, Chemist. DEMAS BAKNEfi A 00., Wbotewto Agents, Ifow York. Saratoga Spring W*t«, sold by all ftremni
Hcim*trect’» Inimitable Hair Coloring U not n dye. All instantaneous dyes are 00mposed of lunar caustic, and more or toss destroy the vitality »n<l beauty of to* hair. This te tbs original hair coloring, and has been growing in. favor over - twenty year*. It restores gray hair to its original color by gradual absorption, in .most remarkable manner. It te alio a beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two sizes—80 cento and $1—by all dealers.
V. HKIM8TRKKT, Chemist,
fifiratoga Spring Watts, said by aB Dreggtoa. -a—«■-* —
Iff Lvoa’i Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger, for Indigestion, Nansen, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, stc., where a warming stimulant is required. Its eared*! preparation and entire purity makes tt n cheap and reliable article for culinary pnrpoMi. Sold everywhere, at SO cento per bottle. Aik. for •’Lyon’s” Pore Extract. Take no other#,- ten ■oratoga Spring Water, seU bp HI liraggtoti spritdsodAwly
AGENCY
C. S. PATENT AGENT,
■m din mu polio, IbM JU#1
Office No. 4 Vinton’* Block, opposite Posfoffioo.
Ofita* hours from nine till
till five.
INtHRXBcfc
Terrible A*
xnnaeot Call on 1
ortfidfo
MEDICAL.
Private Diseases
FLUKED in the s-bortv-t lime at the \^r Cincinnati Ixx k llu-pii ,1. Ski Walnut struct,
between FUDi and Sixth, nt. stair/.
Dy. STEVENS A CO . by st.ulv and experience in tbe vencrent bn-pital- of Loudon. Pari* and B/Jtimore. are enabled to guarantee a cure in the moatcmipltratiM i Ueccntcs»e4. ol'Gonorrhea or S/phtua cured in a 'cw day-. Without change of.diet, or hindrance from bualnes» Secondare and tertiary Syphili- /he las* vertigo enulicaterl wiUiout ibe u eof mercury
or other injiirion- /Irttgr.
Victim- of M.dfal>.iM and excr—ive vCnery, •offering from Spermatorrhea, and loss of physical and menial power. Indigestion, or Constipation, Eruptions. Nervmi- t ough. Hyporh/mdriu. e*c.. are treated for Liver CompUiut. Dyspci-ia 0 t.onsntnj/tinn by ignorant men w ho mi-take ! effect for the vaumi uf Die evil, aad thus tuul-
>th
an<l those rontemptating nrnr-
lo ibeir bo/lies and eery and disease U]»)ii
aad t onsti mj/t ioi the effect for the
11 ply both Miuriial me
riage, should restore vigor ttiWitx.ere they entail mio Unee of their |>o<Aerity
DDeaves |M*culiar to female- trested. A rare guaranteed iii uli ea-e-. Persons at a di-tai ce promptly cured, bv a/ldres-ing. w ith a -talement of case. Dr. sXEVt.Ns * Ct».. »Jo Walnut »trect. Cincinnati. Ohio octl dly
I*RI VA.TJE
4 NI> every form
/X leraale 01
TOBACCO. ^ u ^
T. S. Willett! W. D. WUson. Gram W,Smith.
J. a WILLSZT ft CO.,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERB,
• - : 1: . - n
Nwa. 91 mm* 9X ThlrA IMrwet, teelweew
atsalm ranffi Blvnr«
IsOUISVILlaK. KHir^TTJCKY.
11 illcU’aTen Strike Brands. lEriLLETT S Navv, lbs and hatflb* : Willett's TV long 10's, running It’s; WiUeMs 10 Strike Nary, half lbs.; Willett’s Dessert, >>'s running 5'si Willett's 6 oz 2:40 Bright lbs ; Willett’s Dessert 0 oz. Bright lbs. seytt itont
CROCERtES.
J. w. eollasd. “ r . osissaevrs. HOLLAND, -OSTERMEYER & CDr, Wholesale Grocers. < and Commission Mkrc H ants,
76 East Washington Street,
augl4 d3m INDIANAPOUS, INDIANA. c. a. clltott. j. a Evas. 1. r sraa
Ei-i-io rr, kyan a 4\>..
Whoiesii!e Dealers in
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Special a'tentiou glvec t -Tess a d Tobacco S«. 4-4, corner Meridiau and 14 ..rylaud Sts .ludianapeli. E-E-Alvord. . j. i\ Alvotd. . EL IL AI#YORl> A 4 0..
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries and Liquor-, Ko. 1 Alvord', Block, Cor. Xaridian and Geoegi, mi seta INDIAN APOUS. END.
au<14 43m
Worm teA
also Pob.
^irove t
affected b
e lor Fits and Worm
mb a'.ation Hron«terfiil eleans-
isessin^ in its comb*; at ion wonderful .nd ^trengtb«uinK properties, il will the health of the patient, wheth
mu h •m F
imedy boily;
A pleasant, safe and effectual Vegetable Kemed for all kinds ol Worms found in the hu
», a reliable cure for Fit:
sessinjr in its con:
- i ing
iinji
Sent by mail
s bi:rr a co., General Agents, anti for
jtilH dcou&tYj v
y Worms or other ranges.
Price ^aCcutk. mail for 25 cents.
OHS A. 1*
remont street, li le by all Drug^js
HAH? RESTORATIVE. WEWHALL.»S Magic Hair Restorative. No Sulphur. This i^ tho L«ist artifle *V»r rc^U>rin»c |2au: To ite original color, iir the mallet MAGIC HAIR DYE!
Complete In one battle.
brawn a., de-drpi
4 ■- CAXsPYFBIX.
CBOSSIaANID, 71AGMKE & CO.,
WMO)LE9ALE GROCERS,
Oorasr lUridian aad ILatgUn! fitraeU,
-f INDIANAPOLIS, INDiANA
aagl4 dSm
No trouble hlarlt
fosiroiL :,
Manufactured and for sale at 47 Hanover >t i between Elnk uhd t’otirt, Bostob, indTiy ;>:i D; gUta in She Unnitod States. jel ri! > c.
l'
BOOTS AND SHOES. "W’KOIL.ESA.LE
MEDICAL.
Calei’s Heafl Dispcisary. < Established 1960 Chartered 1861.) A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, jnst [ published, cootaing 60 large pages I and numerous engravings of tneur- • of both sexes in health and „ on private diseases, guawhea,
gtaet, syphilis, stricture; disease* of the testicles, bladder and kidneys; sell abuse, and tho secret habits of both sexes, ami its deplorable effects on both body and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age; intended as a warning aad a
gnirie for tbe ful adviser to
old a
r tbe _ _
con tern plaf-
w ith th* Author’* now method or most successful means of cure
d age; intended as a warning
young of both sexes, being n truth-
tbe married and those c
Patient- at a irine- sent to
i sue
t of cases; mailed under i
cats. He ail tbe above work before sock i
I aid i
report or cases; Head tbe above v
elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery. « distance treated by mail, and ■ned-
icine-i sc-nt to any part of the country on receipt
of a statement of tne case.
TO LADIES.—A pamphlet of special importance to the married, price 1» cents; also, a littlo book of private a/1 vice to ladies, either married or single, price 1& cents; either sent in sealed en-
velopes on receipt ot prioe.
A-Jones. R. Clay- K Jones. J. W. Jones A. JOINTbH sfc CO., (teceeoMrtoJoeM.Ytsnedgo k Jones,) XjOOtS WHOLESALE GROCERS, j*
Kos. T awt* Bates House Building,
eng 14 dJm ^ INIIUSAP0L18, USD.
hiTOCIv Ol-'
and Shoes.
K. Z. 4t W. H. TUOVt AS, WHOLESALE GROCERS No. 24 South Meridian Street, INUl-A-NfrVPOIalfci, augl4 dSm
Wc^t^e^^i^^i^iraM^i^V-
BOOTS AND SHOES. Our stock i- fresh fruia tiie manuiacturers, and I embraces the bod brard- of E.tslcrn and C ustom
STATIONERY. ETC.
HO WENT, MTKWAKr ft CO.. •^.1 Wholesale Dealers in School Books, Paper, Envelopes AIVl) STA.TIOUrKR’V. No. 18 West Wasbiugton Street, augUdSm INDIAN '.POLiS. INDIANA
Meu's Thick Kip aud UK Bools. Men’s French Kip and Grain'Boots. BOYS 1 THICK KIP AMO CALF BOOTS,
is' and Chi!Metal Tip Boots, and.a larpe icty uf Children Jli-sc.-' aud Wuiucu -
Youths
varo
MILLINERY GOODS. STILES, FARHLEY 4 Mct'REi,
Wholesale DcATer>: ia
HATS, CAPS, MILLLNERY, ffiErfow masefi Fmary foloortie. No. 131 Soath Meridiau Struct, eagUdtf INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
Kip, Calf, Goat and ot tier liutmoral*
i Of ail styles .-.n'! size*.
Hendricks, Edmunds & Oo.,
SH Mouth 7|erldiun tatres l.
NOTIONS.
SOI'10 d45d
INDIANAPOLIS.
HOOP SKIRTS. r jriTVE’
lopes on receipt ot pri
Ottice KemoveU from 74 ttraom Street.
To 176 Jefferson street, between Filth and near the Willard Hotel Consulratio; and ail htuinee* strict! v conffl. ntlal Ad,ire THE GALEN'S HEAD DISFENSAKV. repl dAwly Luui.ville. Kentucky.
id t enter, orivate.
cSmSmH- HVRLE V, Rt'DDLE A CO.
male r\
Hftfifc by ma
bftUjp, i
new treatment.
nil or expres*, when unlcre<l. Maste; jielf ahu>»*. speedily remt by .nn entli
by an entire
eatment. Young man' or woman, mArrled
le. if you »re allliftetl with any at once, and bfi* assured of promot charge?*. Advice free aod court-
orstngl
Cftlt or wrrtte relief aiul low deatial. Semi octl dJkwly
Advice
for privaU
tree am circular
CAS FIXTURES, ETC. - McHE^RY & CARSOJN* It*. 8 E. Foartb St., aid 162 Mail St., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Wholesale and Betaii Dealers in Gas Fixtures aud Lamps, ‘ Wrowgtit Irwii, Uns and Steana, -A.NX> WA.XELR. I>XPES, TJtJYEBS, either wholesale or retail, will find 1J our stock the largest in the Weet, and our prices as low aa ia NoueYorkor 1'hiladekdita. oetl dSm
HARDWARE.
E A. HUTCHINSON & CO,
I tnporters ami Jobbers of
N*. M Walnat Street,
Between Third and Pearl Wte., ; >• . I ■ 'll 1 !.-i•h'.:.- <i " -i! n»< h • 1 CINCXIVNATI, OHIO. 'bet t dtm
KNITTING; 1 '
.v .t.J/.’l '■■•■-.I' 1 die
irarrmntod to Work a* repre-
P Obo^lrtB ,CUl * r *. iBolo ‘ il ‘* sU,D F- Addwta ' Se; MBut Market rtreet, Indianaoptb. •' »eplOdeodJtwln. . K- a- DGW, AjJrak.
DRY GOODE.
FntxxtkNM*#."'''^ 1 A. K.CkAaX. «.W/«
XILTON COX.
j.«. M’cwonmr.
LANDERS ft CO.' (Successor, to : Landers, Tarkingiq^^ f aUiapj^
WHQUMAL* DSAWdto IN ,
Dry fiooflh iui4 Notions, ,-,t mmwmmwmmrn tmmm I Xam | -ylBLHBimjfl ■ffitfltM.'-'b ■ iiBi inEr iriir i m +
Cerner SeventM and GreenKtreets, LOUISVILLE. KY., .1 t. i r ' , - ■ Proprietors and Manufftcturen of HURLEY'S Cffapoufl Syrap tf Sarsaparlila-. I/'xxrify Yonr Blood. HK RI-K1PM MAIEMAP.ftJkn.I-A. fTlhte'is the pure and genuine extreat of the root A and will, on trial, tie found to effect a certain and perfect cure of tbe following complaints and diseases; Affection* of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities. Fistula, all skin Diseases, laser Complaint. Indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases, syphilis, Scrofula, or King's Evil. Hurley’s Ague Tonic
CEABUM KATZS. WILLIAM HAUXISXR^ CIIAKI/KM Sf Aft’F.K A CO.. : Wboieoele Dealer* In Toys, Sottotfs and Fancy Goods. Sa.TP West Washington Street. A«gl4 43a : HtDIAItAPOLIS, iND.
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.
The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague Fever that is or can be depended upon is Ague Tonic. There have been thousands sing it who had tried the usual rem-
and Ft Hurle
cured bv
LE^AGU^S^C' b0t b ' SHV *'
-®Y|S AGUE TO!HC failed to effect a cure. Every druggist and country merchant Hurley’s Popular Worm Candy. As this is really a Specific for Worms, and the best and most palatable form to givo to children it is not surprising that tt is fast takiiiE ton pif/-.
■ms—it being per
111 take ih
■>., Proprietors.
. .. surprising that it is fait , of all other preparations for worms—it feotiy Usteless. and any chUd wiU take ih.
HUKLEY, RUDDLE A CO.
Hurley’s Stomach Bitters.
J. B. BLYEBS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
1 And Wholesale Deaierln
:cat*lce Fatnailg Flwmr, Buckwheat
sued Bjye Flnwr, Corn neal, and • ,r foil kinds wt Feed, *
No. 15 South Delaware Street, • m . negtadara ;/ indlanapolis, wd.
nn rent can compare wnn these. For sale by DrmRKisto. . / Til'RLET, RXJXtDLE Jt CO H Proprietors, angftt deodAwly Louisvilla, k.ntucky.
DRUGGISTS.
BINFORD BROTHERS,
DHUaGISTS,
^i O* ■ fit*
BJLTBS KOTTKB BLOCTC
Wont Washiafftm* •troet.
.ft ‘ .ft ' * .47 tV. it.: Pure Drugs Mid
■ ■ ■ •> i’O.'lSfit' : to v.sv - '.ttltiri*. rLl-lx .J.Wft • ■, ■ utut'iLi .nste'jt
TOILET ASS VAflCT ABT1€LE8.{ UA1
WAftfii r;i.-an nt' Ja-Bunit ”) •« / >i‘•xaVAih .w-t^aaiffft ■ v " * — ■ “
•?«»i»*Mflfi|
nkkofl.apd *nfor-Pi±
■ CONFECTIONERY. OA«S€}K r l w r At CO., MAuafActcrers of COiWFECTIOIYERY, And Wholesale Dealers In TEAS, FIRE WORKS. FNUITS. NUTS, ETC., ETC, Sa Sooth Xaridian street, Ifidlanapoh's, Indiana. angU dfitt
DRY GOODS. ETC.
W. S. Webb. C. B, Pattiaon, H1BBEN, TAKKINGTON A CO„ JOBBERS OP Dry Goffds, Notions, Etc. - Western Agents for Gedaz Falla Brown Sheetings, Etc., Mo. 3 Alvord's Block. South Meridiau St. angUdSm INDIANAPOLIS.
CLOTHING.
' IkEMSAK, KUO. ft CO.. Manufacturers .and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing and Piece" Goods, StoaOSchnun’s Block, South ^feridi&h St., INDIANAPOLIS; IND. Manufactory, No. 4t Warren street. New York. augUdSfn i ,, SHSaSHP—5—
COMMISSION.
Hoop Skirt Hannfaetory, A.Nit CORSET OK.’O r, 04 North llUnois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INI). f XOUNTK1 DEALERS supplib/l on lilx'ral V> t«m-. Please call and exaialue our Goc ‘ 'i 1 ft* ffil^Bi 'mb >, i* DRY GOODS. EYRE ft LAiYDELL, Fourth nntl Arch Streets, I’ll II/Al>1
Have now coi
now oi
mpleted their is rnovKiir.vr. and are ffering on the best ol terms,
FULL STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.
flue en!-;
_ , . Fancy Goo<ls, etc. New and desirable Goods daily received, and sold at small advance Wholc->al«.' octS daw*
TIN PLATE.
COTTOBfJL ft vimtirr, 1 ■' WlMtstie Dealers in On Piste, Copper, Sheet Brass, Sheet Le!? Ttofiere^T^ls^B^fwork, Gas Fixtures, etc., • ' • ■ We 108 Bento Dehaantt Street, n:; augta -ra—
CARPETS, ETC.
lers* ^ * AY.T. PAPER, « *“* »«»•** vWtfoUhlstE tnwm*», * Mfl Wept, Washington Street, rt«14t!3m INDIAN/UIOUS. IND.
BAlkWAY aUPPUES.
Bo won, Brough & Lawton Dealer* ta and Manufacturers’ Agents for RAHWAY,.Mill AM MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LPfiglftaTtEft AJK) HEAD UtoHT QUA. , Office Arid Warehouse, No. 1J7 ft Washington St, ■artt^y INDIAN APOLI^. ^D.
BRU8HX*.
Ildinp«S> Irast Sumcurr. -An* fdtf finutih iniunls Street, , . , (Third door Math ef Georgia,) Keep constantly on hand . large assortment of
BXXTJSHBS,
J* their owm muiufMture, el Whotetto nmd BftL fWik 1 J . -..»« . / . .. xnvZdlv
And Wholesale Dealers in? ^*i 4 j *7- r w
itU
) dealers in .4 M
ImAHhUfi Gharabw* fix, rad Utt Brad* fit, V. 1
UMtetert Job!
WINES AND LIQUORS. -A.Impocter sml Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Domestic WLYES A YD LIQUORS, Jin. ISO East Washington St., HVDI-ANT.YI-OXzIS:. I>fl>l-,V1V.V sepS 3m
AGENTS. 3L c O ON1V E laXa* S • • r . : LAW A\D J:,*.: .r SEAL ESTATE OfPICE, No. SS 1 -, North Illinois -treet, (second lloor.
JVM «S
INDIANAPOLIS.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
FK,ICE_
QCHOLAKSHIPS on “Pu kJ LoUege” of this city for J at College is $40. Forte ite
Purdy’s Comn**eciar
rt Collego is $40. “Forfeite? < GoW e wTsSre? WAtehesror sale cheap. Money to loan on any article of value. Ko. 35 South lUinoiSi street.
angU d3m
KILBY FERGUSON,
Pawnbroker
OILS.
REYNOLDS ft HOLLIDAY, -
. , ^ WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
COAL OIL LAMPS
Clianiielkrs, Laments, - ^ is M .
BURNEBS, CHIMNEYS. WICKS, OIL CANS, ETC
es'j ma ;+* 'i net nri i mil
. .v w SOUL ikBEKW FOE . - -'/lit . ,. i,,. ,
Bourbon Goal Oil, .0;* • • ! •' A « Mfi# ■ * { ■»’* 4 ,i . t * -}j4- '-dt J J * . 1 - 1 t ' 4 " jS^t ispure, standing a fire test ofl* degrees flfiff-Orders from the country are solicite.1. 4fl Mnlh Herlfilan WflMt.Afoi -1 ir/aallj I JAafoLl •
A 1 ^
i of Job Work
am a~fta«,~iajaf«