Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1866 — Page 3
ofjfe-
*- i v j
HMMmpMVHHM
V
/
DAILY HERALD.
Fumishod •very aurntag(gtiaday •ao*y*ad)by n %LL At HUTCH I *90*, m Tin kmul» Btmajwo, .6 1*2 last Washington ft., IHPIAXAPOLIg, DCD. T B IB IS ■ »■* On and aft«r Norember 1, th« prlo« of the Dally Herald will b« as follow*: To o»nrler«, agents and new* dealer* per ^ fo rognlar snliscrlberi, when deli re Wd by ManU^bTe WvKJj S „« ■■ h one month 1 00 TKS INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD a ail f Vi a flarlv momlncr Krnrnst Train
IftfitPH of Adrortlfttnir*
i
I s s
1.75 S.50
9 25 8 95
4.00 4.75 550
,8:6011.96
*>
5» SS2 900
IIS
1800
ai:no
I 88 00 47.00
8.75' 4.95 5.50 6.96 7.96' 8.*
16.7619.50 99.96,96.00 91 50 2500 98.60 89.00 90.95 80 50 34.75 89 00 40.50,47.00 58.60 60.00 56 0066.00.74.00 83.00
Ailvortisemcnt* Inserted a longer time than m oo months will bo charged proportional to tbo
tnreo mouths scale.
I^ie.al notices, sis lines and nnder, $1 00; more h m linos, and less than ten, $1 50; over ten
. ims, 15 cents p<» line each insertion.
All transient and occasional Advertisements and Local Notices must tic paid for in advance.
Marriage notices, $1. Funeral notices, fl.
The rates of advertising in the Weekly Herald will he half the ratosohargod in the Daily Herald
for one week or longer time.
Advertisements discontinued before expiration )f contract will he charged for the time Inserted
('■cording to the above rates.
TIIK WKKKIsY HER/lf.n i- published every Saturday, at |9 00 per annm,
i i advance.
No paper sent without the mnnay, nor continned a longer time than paid for. kMtnte llewia. —A splendid crop of buekvfheut was raised in Indiana this year. —There are over three hundred convicts in the penitentiary at Jeffersonville. —The radical majority in Decatur county is throe hundred and ninety-four. -r\ German in Evansville drank twenty glasses of lager beer in onebous on a wager, Howard county gives 793 radical majority and increases her voting population about the
same figure.
—Flux is quite prevalent at Liberty, Union county. The Liberty Herald has had it. We didn’t think there was enough of it to make a decent diarrhea.—iVcto Albany Ledger. —Hon. D. C. Anthony, yesterday voted the straight conservative ticket, and many of the e mservative men of the district followed his example, as the returns plainly indicate. New Albany Ledger. —The election in Allen county passed off very quietly. Allen is the banner county of Indiana, giving the State ticket over two thousand majority. “Well done thou good and
faithful.’’
—The farmers of Southern Indiana have improved the good weather of the past two weeks to sow their wheat. The crop in this section of the State is all sown, and the grain is up and looking finely in many fields. The following is the official vote in Vigo
county:
DemocratioMaj. Republican Maj.
From Um New Tort H raid. riffctlwff.-A 6r«*t Soowrt *« MM Bmo? » ImMmflar tm* Bseltlm* •»wr«-a««rtv mb ■mil tot. rlort-A SotIot •* *■<■■■- MOT ——— MB lOTIBomto of MM
•eeaolMf Bm.
TMm Wm • fi-eat gatberlDf of tbo fancy ■enhjg st fttt Burns’ Sportsman’* Hail r *tor street. Tbo occasion a* set forth In
announcement, wao ‘’an interesting exblbtbltlon of dog sports.” To detail tbo proceedings of tbtoInteresting occasion, a reporter oi the Herald was sent; and after many Inquiries and a long and tedious walk—being more than once wrongly directed—reached tbo locality desired. Kit Burns’, a great and ftverite resorte of the hearts of oak of Bow Tort, la situated on tbo street above mentioned, just north of Peck oltp. Externally Itpreaento tbo appearance of so ordinary bar room; but to one who ha#been In tbo locality and amelt the unmistakable Oder of dog which extends even into the streets, there can be no mistake at to Its character. Entering tbo piaeo tbo eye of tbo visitor meets with anlmmonae number of colored prints which adorn tbo walls, and which represent Me most famous pugilists, past and present, in every posture of self defence. Ov%r the bar Was suspended a large photograph of Morrissey, dressed in black and wearing kids. This portrait would seem strangely out of place among all the other pictures which represent their prototypes stripped to the buff, did not the lowering
brow, the scarred nose and “croppy” hair Indicate that there too waa a fighting man, all the rest. It was early and the crowd had
like
Ki'.oy l,ost l reek’ Fayette . Ne'vins 1’ierson Linton ......
85 Harrison . 26 Prairie Creek 10 Prairie ton 98 Otter Creek 05 Honey Creek. 90 Sugar Creek...
Radical Majority 819 Sad Accident.—Dr. Yeakel, one of the oldest and most successful physicians, met with a serious, though we are pleased to say not fatal aocidcrtt yesterday morning. He was on the roof of his building, known as the Baker House, which is receiving a new roof, and making a misstep fell over the side, struck on a one story building below, and from thence to tbo ground. He received some ugly bruises upon bis limbs and body, and a serious cut on the bead. How he escaped instant death is almost miraculous, as the building, from which be fell Is three stories high.—Aofage tie Journal. From the Philadelphia Ledger. The ••Mmlieretr Splwe”—A Hew Die.
ewse,
A passenger, who happens to be one. with others, who have received the shock from a railroad crash, frequently gets out with Bis whole limbs, his body unbrutsed, and bis mind unconscious of any disorder beyond a general weakness and confusion which he sets down vaguely to a shock to the system, while .JBe Mends charitably attribute la to excessive frigfiff- Mrnnd by, however, he finds, and they find, rant Hbe is not the man he was,’’ he “lias lost bodily ehergy, mental capacity, business aptitude;” he becomes HI and Irritable, grows pal Id. loaMbiamamorf, finds bis sleep disturbed, frets abotft the state of his e loses his delicacy of touch and finally, dlspl all tbe symptoms of paralysis. He M, In f suffering a concussion of the spine—not me;
not yet begun to arrive.
Meanwhile an Invitation from Kit himself, a short bnt very compactly bollt son of Erin, with a face perpetually on tbe grin with good humor, and who held between hla teeth a stubby pipe, at which be was vigorously puffing, was accepted to visit the basement and inspect bis stock of dogs. After proceeding through dark and tortuous passages, against tbe walls of which one was perpetually barking bis elbows, or knocking bis head against the ceiling, tbe cellar waa reached by the descent of a short and rickety staircase. The place was damp and unwholesome, though tbe guide said It was a 11 foine place for a dorg,” and a dim gaslight afforded a feeble illumiM. tion. Peering about in a stooping posture— for one could not stand upright—there were to be seen on every side, ranged around agatnat the walls, little stalls, each of them containing a lively and wicked looking dog. These were of all age* and colors, but all of them were small and wiry and bandy legged, and each wagged a slender, tapering tail witn incessant motion. They tugged strongly attbclr chains, each struggling to loose himself. In all there Were not lees than forty dogs, and many of them had their beads covered with scars and bore the evidences of more than one bloody
encounter. One brindled cur wa» — ’ and did not manifest tbe vivacity Innutring the reason,it was leamei
had hut recently fought and killed his antag
nist, whose death gripe t force on his leg that the 1
i eyes, ipfays in fact,
ng a concussion of tbe spine—not merely cl the bony case, but of the spinal marrow or corp which it contains, and from whish nerves
of sensation and motion are sent to all parts of the body. The concussion hi* shaken the nervous force out of him, just as, to use an ingenious illustration of Mr. Ericbsen, a magnet struck with the heavy blow of a hammer
loses its magnetic power.
The obviously material changes In the spinal marrow itself are, imflanimation, with enlargement of the blood vessels, effusion of blood, sometimes softening, and at other times hardening, and increased size of Its substance. Pain is felt at one or more points of the spine, and Is greatly Increased on pressure and by movements of any kind, so as to occasion extreme rigidity of thesplnoor backbone. Death may bo postponed for week4, months, or even years. There may, In such cases, be remission or abatement, but no real intermission or suspension of the symptoms. The chances of complete recovery are very small, and the treatment of course becomes difficult. We may sum up In a few words the rule* on this point laid down by Mr. Ericbsen. They are absolute rest of tbe body, and of course to tbe exclusion of travel, so often injudiciously recommended; absolute rest of the mind, and at a later stage counter Irritants, locally applied or tbe use of powerful drugs, which we_ do
not even name tbo advice an
le, as' they can only be used by d under the careful inspection of
an experienced physic! The subject of rallws
Ings po
way director, manager and working omcial, as well as to the multitudes of passengers.
gal
rail w
railway spine In Its medlcols•stil's great Interest to every mager and working ofll-
eneounter. One brindled cur was lying down
of the rest
he<
nta go-
had fastened with such bones of tbe limb had
been crushed. In another stall was a brindled bull terrier, whose scathed muzzle showed him to be a veteran. This dog. it was learned, had been a victor in no less than six battles, one of which had lasted three hours. In a little apartment boarded off from the eellar was a full blooded bull dog, black and tan, with white neck and legs. This, It was told, was Belcher, a dog who stands ready to fight any dog in tbe United States of bis weight for
any amount from filOO to #1,000.
Ascending to the saloon again, the bar room was full of men Who had congregated there, as tbe hour for opening the entertainment drew nigh. They were a rough looking lot of men. Some of them had faces lowering and strongly set about the jaws, so that they bore no weak or fanciful resemblance to the brutes who were yelping and rattling their chains in impatience below. Some were in their shirt sleeves, others sported shirts of a loud red colory all of them talked slang and drank incessantly. Many stood up at tbe bar, behind which tbe attentive Kit now stationed himself: some scanned tbe portraits on tbe walls, and others still gathered in l.ttie knots and talked loudly and rapidly among themselves, Soon a head was thrust through a bole In tbe wall opening from an adjoining room, and a voice shouted ** Ticket* for tbe exhibition !” A rush was Instantly made In that direction, and tbe crowd rapidly filed .through a rear passage. This led, by numerous branches, ascents and descents, and winding Inbyrlntbian into a room about twenty feet square. In the center of this was an Inclosure about eighteen inches high, sixteen feet long, and eight feet wide, and of octagonal form. On all sides rude wooden seats rose in the form of an amphitheater to the roof. Into this limited
over the plu
After the crowd bod fiispo—d Ihsmsslves around on the rents filers Was much chaffing and loud dispute. One great, square jawed individual, with a ferocious aspect, shouted, *’ I have got a dog, twenty-six pounds weight, that can Tick any dog In America for #1,000. I can lick the Newark dog. I got another dog, which I call Edwin Booth, that can lick any dog in America for #1,000; make it #3,000, if you want. Who’ll come and see me I” Another person, with his coat off and sleeves roiled up, wanted to match an eighteen pound dog against any dog or slut of the same weight In the world. There was much talk about some one called ’Arry Jennings, and an invincible brute which be owned. Suddenly a youag fellow, in a red dan net shirt, leaped into Ae pit, amid vociferous cheers and yells, and draw after Mm a cream colored terrier pup, of about thirty pounds, which be offered to match against any dog in the house for #3 or #10 a side. There wm more chaffing, and tbe crowd began to grow impatient, when tbe “ exhibition ” was Inaugurated by two men, who entered the pit leading each a dog. The first of these was of a spotted Mack and white color, and manifested great life and energy, sniffling eagerly about the enclosure. The other dog Was quick to follow. Tbiqjast was of a tawny color, with white dasher on bis
DAILY - HBBAU)
TjtfHAT class of people will be most lusceptlV V ble to attacks from Cholera? evidently tbow affected with any disease of tbe stomach, liver, or any of the organs appertaining to digestion. This class of persons undoubtedly will be more liable to contract this disease than those possessed of strong and healthy digestivn
The question then naturally arUes, how shall n __ ^ -
BOOK BINDERY
■reWW Wre um ^RiimwreMwm ■ P diet, avoiding all undue excitement, naing mod-
erate exercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, no matter in what form presented, and by the use, according to directions, of that great
strengthening tonic.
, and gives l oincx, re rant : UftS&eystre*.
Y<
Eclectic Physician 9
KnHBOH AXD AOCOCCHB.
Office Bo. IS (residence No. 198) Worth Pennsylvania street, one and a half squares North of
Postoffiee. Indian spoils, Indiana, hours from seven to nine a. one to
C*_ -A.- WBXeXa3,
DENTIST, offlg, sw» miwsaa’s aim.
Ctbl9 dly
I# l-J Efifit Wufeiif!•■ Street,
IHmijAPVJk.POL.IM. IPmiJkPVjk..
With promptness, sad la a manner that warrant will give entire satisfaction.
of a tawny color, with white dashes on body. A pail, filled with water, was pli at each end of tbe pit, and all being ready,
id pantii
HrcMk Hone fewer.
with water, was placed . and all being ready, t
dogs, eager and panting, were let loose. They sprang straight at one another, and were at once locked ia a close embrace, and rolling over and over upon the floor, biting and growling, while the men bung over them, encouraging aad urging them on. Preaently the black dog seized tbe other by tbe throat, and closed upon it with the firmness of a vice. Tbe other shook and rolled and dragged him, but In vain. Nothing could loosen the hold which tbe brute bad taken. At length, panting and brantblere, he let go, and they were again, quick as lightning, struggling and
biting and snapping at each other.
Each would grip tbe other with deathly tenacity, and hold on till exhauetlon rad want of breath forced them to let go, when they would go at one another again with greater fury than before, their attendant* all the while standing on tbe floor aad (booting them on. With indomitable pluck they fought for tbe space of twelve minutes, when they were taken apart^all bloody and gashed, washed end then set down to see If they had tbe spirit to’’scratch;”that le, to renew the contest. They were both game, and both flew at one another, but were kept away from each other and taken out, while the assemblage shouted tbeir approbation till they grew hoarse. Then another couple were set down la the pit. i the same scene enacted again; two brave brutes battling aaeh other with teeth and daws, neither flinching; both struggling with tbe energy of desperation: their attendants forcing them on with voire and hand; the crowd shouting with excitement, some demanding that the dogs should be left to ” fight It out,” many eager to bet on this or that of the brutes, some Mckeflog aad quarreling, all swearing and pushing to get as full s sight of the struggle as they wtrt able. But there were no matches, and aa it waa only an M exhibition" the dog* were generally separated after a turn of ten or fifteen mlnutea. In thie way the assemblage was diverted ter several hours. At length, near midnight, tbe “ wind up ’’ wm given, consisting Of a turn between a handsome brown and wMte But, Which
turned tbe scale at atghteen
RAILROAD OFFICERS
Are requested to examine oar
BOOKS,
A* we feel setlsded we are manufacturing tbe best Book* made In the State
Teak bone fever, Is very prev
1 of (
.one a In
We arc informed that tbe affliction called lie dengue, or break bone fever, Is very prevalent in the city, and a largo number of our citizens are confined to their bed* with it. had a conversation with one of our lead-
to-day. and a member of tbe
arn from bim that the ever, is in many cases,
painful, but one very easily managed,
ws t '
att
ly an epidemic in our
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
And other bnsinese men using
I^arjje Ulank Books,
.conversation with one of our lead-
aber
board of health, vve learn from bim tt dengue, or break bone fever, is In many
We had a conve ing physicians, board of health.
nage
and only proves fatal in cases when aged or superannuated people are attacked. The dengue is undoubtedly an epidemic in our city at this time. It Is caused from malarious or atmospheric influences. The pains in the bones of those afflicted with tbe disease is Intense, and it is from this fact that it derives its name of break bone fever. The dlseaso first made Its ————— — •- —-*
has prevailed
Cbarfeste to an alai
at this time lUsprefailiog to a fearful extent in that city. The only preventative of this
turned tb« seafe at eighteen pounds, aad a Art requreted to gIvs us a call aad txamios ou: fiery little brtodled rad White dog, which >> ° ek °> Papers, which we warrant to be of tkt
weighed a pound bom. The fighting of three dogs, though they wore (homanret which had been brought out during th« evening, and though they wan both «i
and when they WttAtef the conclusion of « ”1
minutes, they both WOU ■» <* greater fury thm.«r«r. Tbta j tation so pleased the gathering
wre trerifle,
Beat Rl>t<r;i• I in line.
themselvre until a late hour ta the
SLaf 1
appearance here In 1317, and
noro or less ever sit
feston, South Carolina, it has pi i alarming extent at different seasons, and
HwrrIB Hap* Case.
James Biggins la a wretch wearing the form
But he Is a brute, with the fea-
of a man.
tune, Some
n, manners and action of a brats.
ires, person, manners
>mo time ago hie evil tonnes compelled hit wife to forsake him, aidee which time he hae
■w C—set taw WISH awr Large
Job Printing Office,
W» hav* on* of the most complete
BOOK BINDERIES
I the Western country. We are prepared to do
all ktads of
B lank W o i* k
HOjOFLAIYXK® GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by HR. C. IN. JACK'S*]*, r-ADEU* m Jfc_ Thi. Bitten Is a compound of fiuid extracts. The roots and herbs from which It 1* made nr* gathered In Germany, and their Thrones, In the form of extracts, extracted by one of the most scientific chemist* aad pharmaceutists this country affords. It is
C. C. BURGESS, TDEITTXST, few. 1 DM PwUwwBSffiall, dives the Nitrous Oxide Ore to prevent pain in extracting T reth. auglldSm
LfVENT STABLE.
Livery add Boarding Stable. /^UTIZKNS’ LrVXRT AND BOARDING STAVJ We, No-10 East Pearl street, in rear of Harrison’s Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. Carriages and Buggies tor hire on rea•oliable terms. Persons wishing to b to the ad^oiniug town* era ha 11 dtf SULLIVAN A DREW, Proprietors.
MUSICAL.
NOTAI-MtlM
•AKATHM*
In any sense of the word; contains no whisky, rum, or nay other Intoxicating Ingredients, and can be freely used In families without any fear or risk of those using tt contracting the dlseaMor vice of intemperance. We wish this fact distinctly understood, aa many are apt to eon found this Bitten with tbe many others before the public prepared from liquor of some kind. During the Oholer’a, Season Of 1848 this Bitters wae extensively used throughout the entire country Am A rNfifKITlfitB, And we have not heard of n tingle Instance in which this Bitten was used, where the persons suffered from any of the symptoms of Cholera. THE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC, looruiDf ciiiAN umis.
WILL CUBE
DEBILITY! DEBILITY! Resulting from any cause whatever. Prffiwtratiffi* of the SysteNE,
TXDCCXD ST
Severe Hardship*, Exposures, Fevers,
WILLARD ft ST0WELL,
Plane Forte Wareroons.
CHXCKERIVG PIANOS!
DECKER PIANOS!
BEST' L»I A IVO 8,
Cheapest .Pianos!
COUNTY OFFICERS
Diseases of Camp Lffo. Midler*, Cltixcssn, KttM OT r«WMtle,
Admit ot Tresth,
WHI find In this Bitten a pure Ton le. not dependent on bad liquor* for tb«lr almost
miraculous effects.
This Bitters will cure the most severe cases of And Disease, resulting from Disorder* of the Digeatiwe Organs And 1. the only sure, certain and safe remedy for LIYRR COW PLAIN TV. All are more or le.. effected during the spring and fell udth torpidity of that important organ of digestion, the Liver. This Bitters, withouteoutaining any preparation of mercury, or by purging. act. powerfully on this organ, excites tt to a healthy and lively action, and gives a tone to tb
whole system; hence.
Health, Ewergy aad Ntreagth
Take the place of
Uirkiteae, Debility aad L***ilad*.
ioorum GEI1A.V NITERS! Will cure avery ea^ of 4’hroaic ot Nei-vasua DehUlty. Pfaeskae* wff the Itldaeyu,
Observe the following symptoms, resulting from disorders of the Digestive Organs: Constipation, Inward Piles, FaUaest of Blood to the Head, Acldidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or nattering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, nattering at the Heart, Choking or suffocating Sensation when in a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Wcba before tbe Sight, Fever and Dull Pain la the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, YeUotraess of the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the side. Back, Chest, Limbs, etc.. Sadden Flashes of Heat, Barnlng in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. We have a boat of testimonials from all parts of the country, but space win allow of tbe 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 os that U not genuine.
NO. 4 fiBAI
HOC UK,
IHBIAHAPGLIS, I HD. deffiOT
COMMISSION.
Storage aad CaoutiEEioo. . a. sxo H JA. Affi , Wholesale and Retail £ eater to FLOUR, FEED, GRAH, ETC. jlfERCHANDISR. red ffil kinds of Produce IvX stored, bought red sold, on reasonable ter ns, at the large aad commodious Warehouse. OT4, »28 m4 **« bwwtfe aelmwara St., Wilson Depot:, INDIANAPOLIS, DTD.
D. DUNCAN A CO., Commission Merchants, Ani Dmiemta FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS,
INDIANAPOLU, INDIANA.
sprt* dtf c. ih. tlajnxeua, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jfo. 30 Main St-, bet. First and Seednd,
■.•VISY1XXE, KY-,
FOR THE SALE 6F FLOUR, MEAT AND PRODUCE.
Birxnxacxs, by rxnjiisaiON:
Piatt A Allen, Moore, Bremaker A Co.. Gardner A Co., Louisville, Ry.; C. 5. Worthington, New Orleans; R. M. Bishop 4 Co., Cincinnati; row, JfcCrcery A Co., Shrroeh 4 Rowland, St. .outs; F. Overton, Memphis.Ten*.;Bea« Smith, iashviUe, Twin: Sawyer,Wallace 4 Co., New
ork; R Hiatt. Washington, Indiana.
Special attaattoa pnWto the ml* off Meat aad Toor Cash advances mad* ea coaaignmenla.
AWNINGS.
W. H. G ORM AM, Manufacturer of Plan u&Tfaoy ^ WlsTIIsTGS, Tor Stores, Offices, Public Buildings aad Country Bento. Tern to, Wstffiwa Cwvcra, Etc., He. 74 East W aldington Street, P. O Bea 139. IN DIANAPOLIS. /"VRDERS from nil parts of the country respeet\J fully solicited. Orders left at Bamberger's Hat Store promptly attended to. my* dtf
FOR SALE.
Recomxnendsstiona. HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. PHILADILTHIA, April 98,1866. I consider ’’IIooflAnd’s German Bitters ” a vallable medicine in ease of Attacks of indigestion or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my experience In it. Tours with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
From A. McMakii
•or SALE.—A fine Farm, situated ten miles r north of the city of Indianapolis, on the Peru railroad, containing two hundred and twelve acres of well improved land, underdrained, etc.; acknowledged by all who know tt to be one of the finest ram* to Indiana Address Andrew Smith, Castleton, Marion county, Indian a^r Hanna 4 Smith, Greeacastle, Indiana.
CLOTHING.
B^lv^aiehSim k 963 Mew Store, New Goods.
fitod’s German Bitters, procured at your estab-
lishment. A member
lember of tbe fondly has been for many ye^n^rfect^mfot^rto D^iipe p la,^Palpitation
st tb
woman.’
— — — —.—.- m „.springs a torpid liver, until persuaded to try the aoo'
lebrated remedy, which to a few weeks making her (to um her own words)
eel to
resulted “ n dew
fou are at liberty to make any use of this you s fit, or refer similar sufferers to.
Tours, truly, m cM:
IA KIN.
Ill frUffib Ulb/« disease is to k< see tbet the tj
break bone fever ha* seized' many ol the new
iy pt» ■■
keep regolar In your habits, and
system Is In good ~ over has seized mar
comers to our city, bnt we hope they will not l>o discouraged, for raeh accidents will happen In the best regulated families. We are assured by our physicians that tbe dengue is easily managed, anil that all tbfitl* neceesary is to consult a doctor when the first symptoms are minlfested—,Vb8/fc'fieghlcr and
Advertiser.
^ • m. Hew II vrms Dene. The National Intelligencer explains how the elections have been carried agatnat ua. Tbo Intelligencer puts It on paper In tbla
plain style:
Millions ot money have been raised by the radicals for tho purpose of colonizing voters, corrupting voters, paying taxes, and bearing election expense*. A quarter or a million wa# raised in Boston alone some time since. The class interest there, who are to have the new tariff bill passed next winter, have given direction to draw upon them ad libitum. In a single half day twenty-five thousand dollars was raised In Boston upon eall from tbe West. Then there have been the thousands of heavy contributions of shoddy men, who robbed the Government of a hundred million of dollars during the war. Added to all this, will bo tbe effort* of the atandlng army of General Government ofitee holders, who number five or she thousand Id Pennsylvania alone, and who can Influence the votea of at least four or five time* their own number. When we reflect that the editor of tho Chronicle by corrupt acte defeated Fremont, then we may conceive of th* danger that now menaces the Union cauafi. The following are the price* of butcher’s iffii'SEr® fr i «s7rSdf?.iSSt)fcr»
publishers
his wife. Night before laet this Ire I have known HooOaad’s German Bitten fevor-
ably for a number of yeah. I have used them to
femlly, and have N
been ilv^aPre ra Ort ^b^w^ Seventh and Eighth, along with an
toothless and bOl
girls—one, proba„.^ ...
sisters to hb wife. Night before laet this Ire human monster, ot about eleven o’clock, impelled by beaetly lust, made tn assault upon the old woman, but she managed to tear herself away from him, rad mad# her escape from tbe house. Mo then turned upon the two little children, and seizing one of them, named Katie Fairy, accomplished upon her person tbo most atroolons outraga ever perpetrated in the history of our city. Tho poor Httlo victim of this devil Incarnate Is yet an iafent- between the agea of three and four years. Her Injunee are fearful, and can not bo described In print She Is now lying nigh to death’* door, with but slight hope* or recovery. Tho old woman conveyed information of the aborting occurrence to police headquarter* yesterday morning, and officer* Psndormat and Yates am*ted Biggins aad lodged him eeenrely in the Jail, He will he examined before tho City Court this morning, w* presume. No human punishment has been yet Invented of sufficient severity for such a crime. May this he the last case of tbe kind we aboil aver be called
upon to chronicle^-Xonterilte Courier. A UtOTy AhWffifi ■Is* Bra44ww. A eorreeoondent of tho London Ifapldglvao
thie account of o literary feat: ” Lady Audley’s Secret” waa on gin ally announced for publication la three volume*. Tho manuscript wee punctually sent to tho publishers, but when the work waa printed It contained
only two vptoffiMO and ten paffiio. It had 1
announcad that the book waste
certain day > vend tea no to bod
..'00 plEEg not aa hour wao to bo
Done ea the most taverable terms.
»ok wao to appear at 4 nth* Mender was Are I S&aiskEs ■Mentation. However, m loot, end tho awful Mtm Braddoa. She m asked, ” How long
woo plunged into consternation.
nub aa whu wav m . wm tidings wore broken to H paused a llttie, aad the*
CALL AND REE US,
14>a East Wnshlagioa atreet.
zwx>xjh.w4h.voz-xs v inr>.
■AixfeErtiKCEmamH
from tbe Rev. Lxvi G Brcx, Pastor of the BapChureb, Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the
tb Baptist Chsreh Philadeli ’ ' * Pastor of the BapttsMfenrcb, i
I have known Hoofiaud’s German Bitters feror-
eats. I bare used them to
my own family, and have been so pleased with their effects, that I was Induced to recommend them to many others, and know that they have operated to a strikingly beneficial manner. I take great pleasure to thus publicly proclaim lux this feet, and calling tbe attention of those a£ dieted with tbe diseases for which they are reean- ■*"■* **■ from expe-
be sustained.
I do this more cheerfully as Hoofland’s Bitters U intended to benefit the afflicted, and la “not a rum drink.” Touts, truly, LETT G. BECK.
Be sure you get the o-Eisr-criisrE, „ Prepared by Dr. €. ■- Jaukdwm, PMIaaatolphte,
Price—niagie mottle «i, or • femlf
dowomfOT M-
Should your nearest druggist not have the article, do not be put eff by any of the intoxicating preparations fiiaff may be offered to itoplaca but send ton* aad we will forward, semirefy parted,
dj express.
Wholesale aad Befall Dealer ia Ready Made CtothiMf, Hats, Trunks, Valises" Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Etc. No. S3 West WasLlagtoastreet, tepCUdfim INDIANAPOLIS.
DRY GOODS.
LOT LAXPXXS. UILTOX cox. A. X. CLAU. O. W. OXIDE*. J. 0. n’CCTCHXOX. LANDERS A CO., (Successors to Landers, Tarkington A Pattison.) WHOLESALE DKALXXS Ol Dry Goods and Notions, No. #8 Boa CM IHeridfcaa Street, SCHNULL’S BLOCK, UVEhlAHAPOE-IS, INTD. jy94 dSm
CAS FITTING.
DUNN A JtARNEY,
GAS AMD STEAM FITTERS,
No. 90 North niteeis Street,
(Miller's Blockj ixsiaxatolu, Iotlaxa. X EAD and Iron Pipe, Pumps. Sheet Lead, Gee Jj Chandelier*, FenSanto, Globes, Brackets, eta,
eta, always on hand. ^
Prime reasonable, aad all work warranted. H.B. JobtatogpSomptly attended to. JyffidSm
INSURANCE.
■ test year,
i WMoaa murnuw.
to. <11 Arch ftvwt, FMaMpMa, P*. l Formerly «. M. Jaekaea 4 Co,)
| Terrible Accident. | AOTePSTlvurriOTlyUablem acrtfeJWhr
CffiU.ua wtthoat
HStlfiEo
DUsloFAQA,.
^^iiws- tjuT 3. R. Crittea4em 4fc Co.
C. R. Sergeant
oettdam
Merchants* Hotel,
(Formerly Denniao* Heme,)
rifftfe ffitroofi, momr Wa I a,
CINCINNATI, OHIO: „ • -r • U'UT-
GAIalaZJXBB* MKLSOS A CO., Proprietors.
✓ •
MANHATTAN HOTEL fire jurat vnnDr. Second doer from Broadway, opposite the Park SRW YORK. N. ■TOffifiNffi, rrorrietw. A. J. SMITH, Cloth. septo dly
U ■MJ.XBXy ST-A-TBS HOTEL, Now Tort*. Bow Baroa, read Wootora BaUlaomR Depot, JBJCACH ST^ - - BOSTON. By r. a. PBATT. jeOdoor/y Ponoerly ePtho Aamrleae BOnm
WASHINGTON iOUSB, Jta.T4D«7fetiHffmmaWaa nefi, PHiLAOELPHiA.
This Hotel is pleasantly situated on tbe north de of Chestnut Street, a few doors above Sevith. Its central locality makes it particularly desirable to pereima yiaitinff the city on business,
or pleasure.
AGENCY.
U.S. PATJSHT AGENTv
Oflha No. 4 Vtotoa’s Bteck, c Office hours from ntoetUlt tBl five.
BILLIARDS.
New Billiard Hall
GEM BILLIARD ROOM,
Nm. D Wood Wa
grr roPNRB TAJLEg^ bcia^ PheUa’t Otmthe city. Centrally located, and eaay ot sects*, being oa the ground floor. An etegnnt Bar attached, which is supplied with choice Liquors and Cigar*. Open day and nixht. novlS dtf.
CIGARS.
CITIZENS’ CIGAR STORE, No. 14 SomfifeJPommoylraafetsaroot.
UUIINGMSI OF vmm
BARKER 4. FOLTZ, (Successors to Louis 3eholts,; FIBST CLASS MERCHANT TAILORS,
*
lit. SI Nortli PeEisjlyania Street,
Indianapolis, Ind. Second Door South of Post Office.
rifiHE high reputation the establishment has X sustained for the past four years for quality and style, will still be supported by supplying the best and most stylish Goods; and while soliciting inspection of our extensive and choice stock of New Freli a red Winter Srereds, we beg to call attention not only to the well known quality and unsurpassed style and fit of jh garments we turn out. but also to our moderot
charges, which will bear oomf of any other Bespect. hie es
city. Call and examine lor yourselves. . N. B. We are also agents'ibr J. B. We
C. IX. A SwF. BEYNOKJkS. IhNANtrr ACnnOBS and wholesale dealers ill Cigars, Leaf; Smoking aad Chewing Tobacoo. Our Cttixana’ Cigar Store was opened for the retail trade, aa well as to facilitate our wholesale basinese, which has increased so rapidly ae to re quire more room. At the Citiaenv Cigar Store the choicest brands of American aad Imported Cigars will be kept constantly on hand. Call epos us, and upon year endorsement of our stock w* base our hope* of your repeating the visit. tvaodam
NOTICE.
-A. O -A. DR TD
Picture businaM in this ready to receive orders Old Frames, aad for Job W
T BEG leave to announce to the etttxens of InJL dianapolis and vicinity that I have completed all my arrangements for the permanent establish meat of the Picture Frame, Looking Glass and
*■' ' and that I am now
inga. Gilding
the business
fay; ladies to m;
tores aa»l _ Looking Glasses, and'to tbe new stytes of Enstic Frames recently introduced into the ilmlsin market. Also, to my new stock of Carved Brackets
for busts, vases, etc., etc.
Orders solicited from the eonntiy. and promptly attended to. AJiTOX HOSPE,
Pramer and Gihler,
Jfo. US Seat Washington street, BQgSl fl3m TmiiAnIn«liB.Tift.
i city, and fcl for Engravi >b Work to
to Inviting the attention of
y large, new and varied Deck of FleEngravings, Frames, plain aad gilt, lasses, and to tbe new styles of Enstic
TOBACCO ETC.
WM. P. WALLACE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer to CIGARSJOBACCO,SNUFFS AND SfilOKEBS’ABTICLES. Sole Proprietor of the celebrated aad world renowned OBZOKSX CXCSJh.lt, A SD General Depot for Lorillard’s Century AA. Chewing Tobacco, and Importers’ Agent for genuine Meerschaum Goods. Sample office to West Louisiana street. Indianapolia, opposite Union Depot. jy98dSm
REMOVAL.
O. Sc CX>. Weald respectfully invite attention, to th* Bre■Mvml of their Boot and Shoo Store! TO Ha 83 East Washington St, SIGN OP THE BIO « O O T , Three door* east from th* old stand. angS dSm
PROFESSIONAL.
MOBR1SOH A PALMER, Attorneys at Law
mehl* dAwly
INDIANA. Martin M. Bay. Jonathan W. Gordon. Walter March. BAT. GOB DON 4k 9IAHCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Will practice in the Federal and State Courte. Office. So. 19 New 4 Talbott’* BmUding, South ef Poet Office. nevfc) dly
PHOTOCBAPHEWS.
DIXON A MATHEWS, AIBIOTTPK ASD PflOTOfilAPHIftS Not. 1700418 Weet WaaMiogtenSt., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. T)HOTOGRAPHS finished in India Ink, OU aad I Water Color*. Id jttetaree copied and enlarged to any sixe.
FLAXSEED.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PAW FOR
FLAXSEED)
I. P. EVANS ft CO., Manufacturers of LI1VSEEI> OILu 1*4 Sootk Rhelortrftrw Sfirert, INDIAMAROUS, INDIANA.
EtoffiOtorarteaeratartm.
|» THE
^TATEcjlMDlAN^
nT
Haanof>v«»jrt>v nrx iff ifrtx oraai. HOT of the same name, in or oat of Indianapolis W. B. B. GldBNNyPxwpFtotOTa.
jefi dtf
MERCHANT TAILORING.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Da. Swaui’s Yautanf Haim Bsut ([variably raatorag grey hair to ite ori, r, without staining tho akin or dot It iVavea th* most dry, dead and sofl.Voist and glossy, causes it to eufl, and keepsVinits place, while it pnynotes it* growth rad prevents its falling It contahu neither oil or alcohol, NumeroiV preparations of/oil, alcohol and sulphuAhare been pained upon tho pubCe, and ^ving totally failed to giy* satisfaction, thmmanbfactq^rs have deservedly come to gr?
Dr. Swain
to accomplish all
authorizes his
wherever it fails to It is an entirely
preparation, pi rare and fra.
not only the
usually
Vegetable Balm claims for it, and refund the money
satisfaction. and scientific
tiV the ^Jistilation of flowers,Vhich renders it
renewer i\the world, but
mokes it padCcularly agreeable as a h.ie dressing toAoth old and yo\g, while its liquid purify and floral odor ar^n striking
contrast Jsrith 'the nasty mixti
sold.
The proprietor has letters from ffiany of the ny£»t distinguished as well as fashijuable 5e, judges, elergyraen, lawyers, plfffsieiaAis, opera singers, actresses, &c, cei ing to ibe remarkable virtues of the l dlflferJoes not ■ a trial bottle to prietor.
). L
„ 3nd for So. 2. C H. Swain, proprietor. No. 31 South Water street, Chicago. ^For sale by all the vfholesale druggists in BKOWN1XG 4k SI-<9AN, Wholesale Agents, jy90 <18m Indianaiw . Iml.
PERFUMER v
PEIVIVEY Sc CO., Manufacturing Perfumers, 20 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealere. ansrSO ,18m
erate those j
meat in the
STEAM ENGINES. WOOD 4k JfflANN STEAM ENGINE CO.*» CELE Bit AT E U POBTiBLE STB!ME'(ilMS.
ML WM. THOMSON’S ' OBu* ■aiinsnsellslliui r»i Ini* SI I Innlsii sl Nd. ffiffi ffiototfe Wekmwtxre Street,
will continue idenre Private
to all their species,
stages, ramifieations and j
phases.
I>r. Wm. Thomson will to each patient a written stnunent, binding effect a radical and t -can, or make no oharge.Dr. Wm. Thomson has : the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1861—three years in the city of Bui'Colo, New York, eight years in Chicago. Illinois, aad two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eight years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cored over thirteen cases. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind. In conjunction with internal treat-
ment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence of rtf-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by tbe youth of both ‘ ’ ‘united extent, producing
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, via: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in tbe bead, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic lushes, pimples and ’ various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mom -
mania, and frequently insanity.
The afflicted, on tbe first appearance of any of the above symptoms, should immediately apply
to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief.
Office and Consultation Parlors, No. 99 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P.O.Box 1660 fcbldly Doctor 0. C. TOMLINSON,
ECLECTIC
Physician and Surgeon, /"'117RES Cancers without pain and without the VV use of the Knife. No Caustics nor Kscbarotics used. No burning or cutting done. 31; Cancer Specific is perfectly harmless to sou c l flesh, but it will destroy every root and fibre m . Cancer, eausing it tc drop out in its natural form
ami size in from eight to twenty day s. UK. TU31LINSON peruiaueutly'curcs Coitn
or Swelled Neck, t.ou.-uuy>tion, Broui bitis. \>i' ma or Phthisic, Scrofula or King’s Kvil. oil Sores. Rheumatism, etc., etc , including all chron-
ic diseases.
Ny policy is to cure my patients as speedily n, possible. If Ifail to cure mem I willchargc ti!c;:i nothing for my services. All medicines coin pounded by myself. Office hours from eight i u to eight r. M. Dr. C. C. TOM UNS< >\. Office, Laboratory and Residence—No. 9 South Mississippi street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
septlfidkm
x>!
M«w Destroyed—Where Restored. N. 8. PEYDERY, M. !>., N«. 84 1-2 Eaat Waahlngton M.. INDIAN AkHSLIN, INDIAN A
fJIHE Dr. is a I
may be c by letter, daily, on Prevention ami
Diseases of the Nervous. Seminal. Urinary am
ms. and alf diseases arising from 1m
t oi ami
port of Fashion.
aug9 <Bm
BARKER A FOLTZ.
UNDERTAKERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
T WOULD respectfully inform the citizens ol A this *Uj and vicinity, as well as the surroundtoff country, that I have opened out anew in the Undertaking Business. I have selected my stock of Coses and Caskets from one of the best houses in the West, and I especially call the attention of Undertakers to my large and well selected stock of Gases and Caskets.
Also, to ay own manufacture oi
Wooden Gaskets and Coffii
Feeling satisfied that I can offer ind,-.cements on suit one and all ton* may tee proper to favor mt
with their poteotove^
To my friends and former patrons 1 can offer titdn nenaenSi never before offered by any house in
““ " " ~ ~ ' i in the city.
My rooms are commodious, and my stock well selected. Can and see me before goingelsewhei at the Exchange Buildings, No. SI and o3 Noi — • - - - - - ~ • Hoi
see me beforegoingebewhere. _ wildings. No. 31 and zff North
Illinois street, nearly opposite the Bates House. Pnreom Wishing to purehas«Loto at Crown Hill
Cemetery will betaken to tho ground oa applica-
tion to the nr-’—* *
wjto Bm
W. W. WEAVER.
LOM« ft BIRCD, Unclertalcejrs,
4hN THE C1BCLE,
Have on hand a large stock of COFFIN* CASES AXO CASKETS
funeral purposes. W* are also increasing our stock of Metal ic Coee* and Caskets to sell at wholesale. Undertaken from the country will do well to call and see. jyXld3m
INSURANCE.
THE CONNECTICUT OEparERAr. Life Insurance Company, •F HABTFOBD, CONN. Capital aai Sorplas Orer $^60,000. Officers: President-EDWARD W. PARSONS. Secretary—THOM^VS W. RUSSELL. Consulting Actuary—GUY R. PHELPS. fledlcal Adviser*: Metancthoa Stores, M. D., W. H. Hudson, M. D. FOLSOM A OLIN, General xWemta for Indiana, To whom these desiring- am Agency should apply. Office Nov 86 East Market Street, . lit . 1 Iwdlwmapwli*, Indiana. A LL Policies issued by this Company are nonforfeitable. If for any reason the assured wish to give up a Life Policy while in force, the Comaeay will, after three annual payments, give Ms equitable value in cash or a paid up Policr. N. B. Experienced Agents wanted for eVdry county In the State. aug98 dfim
EXm»R8§.
CAJPITAX. CITY OBiikES, Carriage ami Express Lime.
oisMSJhSSasss
EAEBE 4 EULSWC
. No. 36 Nogth Illinois riven to all orders.
, - LAW ORTH.
sep90 tl3m* . Propri-tors.
RESTAURANT.
Crystal Palace SALOON AND RESTAURANT, * ■o. 44 Weet Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
FRANK A. REITZ, — > • ' J " • (LatBofllte CommercUl Hotel,}
PBOPBIETOB.
rriHE above well known establishment having I changed haade. the pnhlto will always find the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the The Restaurant, it ia intended, shall not be surpassed to the city. Refreshments aad luxuries served y»atf|jfl henm, and at reasonslde prices.
Patronage ■
sepMUSm
j.’r
NEW DRUG STORE « to F. R. «ERHARRT, .It ft* vSfi ~ ■ J . f - DSrTTCa-OXST, fc rw Q1-. n^togfeSiTaecnrefiffiy and enrffihHy tiled.
FROM 4 TO 3d JdORSK POWER.: ALSO PORTABLE SAW KILLS. AXT'E have the oldest, largest and most complete v » works in the UnitedStates, devoted exclusively to the manufacture of Portable Engines and Saw Mills, which, for simplicity, compactness, power and economy of fuel, ore conceded by vxperts, to be superior to any ever offered to the public. ' The great amount of boiler room, fire surface and cylinder area, which we give to the rated horse power, moke our Engines the most powerful and cheapest in use; and they are adapted to everv purpose where power is required. All sizes constantly on hand, or furnished on short notice. Descriptive circulars, with price list, sent on appUcatiouWOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., Utica, N. Y. Branch office, 91 Maiden Lone. N. Y. Citv. aug9 dlv
AGUE.
is*.
S.
SIMPLE. SAFE. SURE.
Davis’ Quick Ague Cure.
iwrO Chill after the first dose. Doses ore take iE at tong intervals. No unpleasant effect No change of diet required. It is In compai form. nugl7 dSm
MACHINERY.
OrtEI&NEKEF ANGDEEUfiONPS Machine Works, N*. 333 Swmtfe Tenneasee Street. (Opposite Rolling Mill.) INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Manufacturers and Dealers in Engines, Boilers, Saw nndarist Milla, M1U Castings, Etc., White - s Patent Governor Yalves, and Kelsey’s Patent Stean* Packing. Particular attention paid to fine work, augfifi dfim
OYSTERS* ETC.
Oysters nnd Fish.
TTEXNISi _1X are rece w by^ AcLims Rxprusi.
WINES. V
LOUIS EANO, N*. *» Mwmtfe YEerldlmm Street, 'WITVE HOUSE, MPORTER of Red and White Shine Wines,
DRUGS.
NEW DRUG STORE. HAHUE.'rOuN Jk SHAW, Ne. 47 Seat* lUUneJa Street, In4iattoatpoli*. DRUGS, CHEIOGALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS fine Per Fumeries. etc. Prescnptione accurately and carefully compounded. sep94 dfim
TAILORS.
G. W. STOLWORTHY,
FUST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILOR,
N*. 17 North SerMlfta Strceet, ♦
MkCALt a OUT IAN AL. OPPICK. jy90 dfim
MARBLE WORKS.
ITALIAH MARBLE WORKS. lie-ltomth UUmwln sarOTfi. Findlay Sc Co., Soffipfien and deffien to ffij htaii el Imported Marble Werk, Manafeetnred to Oomra, Italy.
terms, and 1 Orders from a ( oiffii dtf
» a legally qualified Phvsieian. apd consulted at his Office, periouullv es dly, on Prevention and Treat incut o;
xual Systei
purities of the Blood.
SPERMATORRHEA Thi- i, not always the effects of Solitary Habit. Married men are not to he considered aiway. ex-
iminol V
empl from Seminal Weakness. Sexual Dcoili Impotency. Inability to eonauininute the man ia contract. Apathy and "Sexual Indifference, w ii wasting of the parts, and the two kinds of S)ie matorhea—they are the cousequences of c.\<m -si
and perversions of ouy kind.
^?h
and pcrversii
VENEREAL
DISEASES.
As thcQuockwouldsay. “Privateand-Dtlic.dc Diseases.’’ Gonorrhsra crtrcil in seventv-t.. o hours, and vvithout tbe use of strong iniectio: - ;et and Syphilis, and their consequences ly cored. WiH guarantee this assertion ’ersom, at a distance, who enu not cal).
i personal - directed,
■se a red . O. Box
arded I
Enclose a red stamp to secure an answer. Ad-
dress P. O. Box 1,964. ..
Office hours fromeight A. M. to eight P. M.
aug9 dfim
f v m Tv \Js fa Vfi 1AV Cl V \JU%3 IMS—being a Private Instructor for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both male and female, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexual System, and the Production or Prevention of Offspring, including ail the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by Wm. Young, M. D- This is really a valable and interesting work. It iitten in plain language for the general reader, d is illustrated with up wants of one hundred gravings. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the least impediment to married life, should read this boo) It discloses secrets that every one should b
rm. JXAOiEE’S
Fera&le KwmtUy
American Pills.
THESE Pills ore the result
of much-study and careful experience in nil the varieties of Female Complaints, and in cases of Irregularities, Suppressions, Leuchorne orWhites Inflammation of the Bladder,
Kidneys or Womb, tovoue Energy, i
to above all praise. Arc
, and Loss , etc., their
ta.-Vratirely free from any mercuurffi poison*, and are free from an v dan-
ger. Can be used with perfect safety. Among the many thousands who have used them in all parts of the Union, none speak ill of them, for all like
them.
Frlc« Ome Dtollmr Per Hex. They ore sent tn a thin, lint box, postage free, to alt parte of the United States, upoa’leceipt of the price. Prepared and sold by DR. EWING, No. 33 Virginia avenue, aprtdly Indianapolis, Indiana.
DIRECTORY.
KEDCTELD & CO.’S City Directory. Our Canvassing Agents are each furnished virt written authority, bearing our signature, and dated subsequent to September 1, which they will cheerfully exhibit to our patrons. We caution all who desire to advertise or subscribe for our work toYequtte sA exhibition oi this authority to prevent impositions of the Chicago cover pubUshere upon our patrons, oar canvassers ana ourselves. Rxdftkld * CO.. Publishers Indianapolis City Directory, sepfl tf 163g East Washington street.
GROCERIES.
J. A. CROSSLAND.
8. C. HANNA.
DOUGLASS MAGUIKT. J. M. CALDWELL.
W- J. GILLESPIE.
Crossland, Maguire k Co.* WUOIoESLKKIs o- o cieiRjS, Oot. Herlffltete and fflaryland »*«., novlS dtf INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ,
A. JONES ft CO., (Successors to Jen**, Vlnnedge 4 Jones,, WHOLESALE GROCERS
No*. 1 moi9 Bates House Building, INDIANAPOL13, IND.
A-JOXSS. *■ CLAY. K. T. JOKX8 J. w. JOMXS.
feb8 dly
CLOTHES WASHER.
DOTY’S Clothes Washer
Is easy to operate—sitting or standing—injures no garments. and does its work to perfect ton to from two to four minutes; is durable, and U the only washing machine that is UKK» TUX XSTTOT thx lomosx it is vsid. Recommended os the very best, by Solon Robinson,Oran Judd, Youmans, and many other prominent men. \ &. C. BRQWNING, General Agent, S3 Conrtland Street, New York, (Opposite Merchant’s Hotel.) Tfce UBiTrrsBl Clothes Wringer, WITH ;COG - WHBLKXiS, Fite any wash tub, wrings clothes almost dry with little labor, and will save Its cost to elothlnff every year. Seadjor wholesale and retail terms, also descriptive circulars. Exclusive right of sale given to the first responsible applicant from each town. BROWNING, General Agent, B Courtland streEk. New York. (Opposite Merchant's Hotel.) C D1CKSOH 4 CO , Agents, dealers in Agrlculturml Machinery, Implements, Seeds, ete. Theater Building, BadtonapoUs. Jel (Mmecd
WANTED.
W ANT E I>, IsMHl EE4 fTETeUEf SaHsMI.
t 6 J1