Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1866 — Page 4
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Amuaements thla Krenlng. METROPOT.tTAM THEATER-Mr. E.lwln Adams—Head Heart. RERIOMER.—Hon. John Pitcher, Jihljio of the First Judicial Circuit, baa tendered hla resignation. Criminal Court.—The Court met, yesterday morning, and adjourned until two o’clock thi* evening. Comm 18HION.-J.C. Caetaire, of Louiavllle, Kentueky, was yeaterday apointed a Commlsaionor of Doods for the State of Indiana. . Circuit Court.—The Court met and granted Sarah Com I son a divorce from John Lomtson. It adjourned until nine o’clock tbla morning. ^ ^ ^ IIrkokk Justick Scli.ivam.—Michenl Keefe was up, yesterday evening, on the ehargea of' assault and batt ry, and one of provoking a»- ■ mlt and battery, and paid $24 SO for the
same.
£JT We had the pleaaure, last evening, of meeting our follow townimnn, Mr. J. M. Baker, who has for some time past been “ rusticating” in tht different capitals of the land “ across the water.”
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U (julte a number of persons were up before Justice Sullivan yentenlay, on the charge of Illegal voting, somo of whom were discharged for want of evidence, end others held for further examination. Police Court.—Yesterday, Samuel D#vls, for Intoxication, paid #10, and Lewis Bishop, Stephen Murphy, B. Smunk, John Orace and George H. Hays, for the same offense, were sent to Jail for ten days each. KuTWe publish, this morning, the official vote of Marlon county. It was received at tco late an hour for us to figure majorities, but will give them to-morrow. In the meantime, our readers can exerclee their Ingenuity In working them out if they desire. IjT We are glad to learn that our former townsmen, Mr. M. L. Johnson, has established an extensive booltblndery at Topeka, Kansas, and is doing a flourishing trade. We cordially Indorse Marcus as a high toned gentlemen and a finished workman. The citizens of Topeka will never have canse to regret his having pitched his tent In that flourishing town. Fair.—The Edinburg Fair, which was to hare come off some time since but for the rain and high waters, will posttirely commence on the 16th of this month, next Tuesday. Arrangements have been made with the railroad* to carry freight and passengers at half fare. Every other arrangement will be made to make this one of tho most interesting and agreeable exhibitions of tbe season. Common Pleas Court.—This Court met, yesterday morning, and proceeded with tbe work of calli ig the docket; also, the following guardians were appointed: Mary A. Burk, guardian of John E. Burk, and Henry Shukhurst, guardian of If. O. Wilson. The Court adjourned until nine o'clock this morning. Fenians.—At a meeting ol tho Robert Emmett Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood the following officers wers elected to serve during tbe coming year:’ « Center, James Bennehan; Treasurer, Richard Simpson; Secretary, Henry Barrett; Safety Committee, Captain James Hagerty, P. Curran, John Landis, Jeremiah O’Brien, James Highland; Finance Commlttoev Edwin Hogan, James Ross, James Highland. ^ t^A correspondent, writing from Bainbridge, desires to know if J. C. Mason and John Carter voted in this place on Tuesday. They left there In the afternoon and voted In Balnbridge, and it is suspected that, bofore leaving, they gave they the cause of Ood and humanity “a lift” In thla city. Any Democrat cognizant of the fact of their having voted in this city will please commuolcste with Balnbridge, In order that they may be “ put through.” Accident.—Yesterday morning about three o’clock, Mr. Jaeob Rdfel, when passing along with his horses and wagon near the Eighth Ward school housa, drove into an excavation which had been made In tho street for a gys main. A leg of one of his horses wao broken, and It was afterwards shot; all of which seems to have been caused by the negligence of tbe parties concerned in not having a light or other safegutrd, at the place where the street was torn up.
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AN Alliance or Ideas.—Am American lately travelling in Europe, on a certain occasion, asked an Englishman In regard to whether a certain place was the one toebange cars, and was answered, “ Sir, as you Americans seem to fraternize with the Russians there is one In the cars, and you can ask him.” Similar to this, If a radical asks a Democrat how the election haa gone he replies, “Sir, as you radicals seem to fraternize with tho negroes, there is one and you can ask him.” Amnaenaenl*. Metropolitan Treater — Beneeit or Edwin A^aMS.—The “ Dead Heart” will be pieiented to-night for the benefit of this talented artist, one of tbe most popular actors that visits our city. This announcement should, and doubtless w 111 fill the house. Mr. Adams remains but a few nigbu here. The theater was filled, laet night, to witness the presentation of" O'Keefe’s admirable comedy, “Wild Oats,” and the Interlude of a ‘‘Day in Purls,” and from the manner in wMcb both pieces were received, tbe audience was evidently well satisfied with flm manner In which the different character* were pre-
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Base Ball.—The Western Base Bell Club, which left this city on Wednesday to play the I .one Star Club of Anderson, returned jester day evening. The game was played In the afternoon. the score being as follows: westerns, h.l. r. lone star. r. l. r. J. Murdoch, R. F 4 4 Capt VanNorman C. 4 8 McDonald,!;. V 9 7 Ham. C. r 4 1 Jones, C 3 5 Backinstoe.L. F Reeves, L. F 4 4 Look,P
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James L. Mitchell.
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From the South are tha* the deadly UmXLc CMelersa >a»m MmMI*i And win soon maka la appearance in tha Jterth,
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To keep a supply of Dr. jkthatoa’s Chany Cordial on haad, which ia wanraatad to kaap tha body X that healthful condition which will prevent
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TcrrfMe Mnmae From obtaining a isothoU to tholr families It will also euro ths amt violent eases of gy—9— J» Dimrrfcem, And all Spring and Summer complaint>, and for the strong testimonials in Its fhvor from families of tho first respectability, see circulars^t the ~)rngglBt*. Frepared by Dr. A. T. Atherton H Co., Lowell, Kassaehusets. Wm.fi. Gump, Dayton, Ohio, sola Agent for Ohio aad West. sepltdlmto.th.satAwlm HYGIENIC WINE, This mpoETzn Tonic, recommended by the meet eminent physicians, la made of PTJZkS MBJSRirsr, Admits in it* composition only Tonic, Aromatic and Febrifuge substances. II replaces, with a great superiority, all other Bitters, which have for a base nothing but alcohol or Inforior whiskies. It is richer than any other Bitters In Aromsmtlc amd Balsamic Prtmelples, Aad its taste is exquisite. Its soothing effects os ths Nervous Fluids is most astonishing, for, while it gently exhilarates by reanimating the functions of tho Digestive Organs, and dissipate Languor, by gently refreshing and stimulating the Brain, giving a healthy tone to the whole organ, ism, it leaves behind none of the balefnl influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. We war. rant that, upon trial. Hygienic Wine will be found a Most Dellclmsu Bewermffe* Possessing wonderful virtues in all cases of Dyspepsia and Debility, aad morsovtr is unexcelled
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AFPBTTIZKII. To Ladies, especially. It will prove a most effec tnal relief for those ailments to which the sex is most liable. LAMBBBT A KAMPING, 31 and 38 Broadway, New York. MUSCAT PERLE will be fonnd amostVteUeioos Wine, superior to anything of the kind—it is the pure Juice of the finest grape, fruity aad delicious beyond description. Try it and be convinced. Both Of the Wines are for sale by Browning A Sloan; B. H. Lae, under Bates House Hay A Co., corner LHinois aad Washington street. ■■OWNING A SCO AN, octfldly Indianapolis, Agents for Indians.
Mweut OpugiOmT. : ~ ~ t We shaBMpnnMuwetfNrta* Sweet 0*8*onax at the Mato Hayal, ua8B ewjtoawmd cousin, Nflpstosu, eewtlgMS Mexico to Uncle Sum for sate keeping. We ihaU Mm* furaixh him with a token of rnaMmh^aaen, far swaator than
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B. T. SMITH A OO, Hew York.
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Arthur L. Wright.
John E. Foudray.
Henry M. SaekNell-
William J. Xlliot.
George^. Koontz.
Garrison W. Aired.
Win lam G. Elder.
Wlllinnl W. Woolen.
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Horatio C. Newcomb.
Em^ley Hamilton.
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Valentine Butsch.
Robert Kennington.
A most sxqnisKa, delicate and Fragrant Perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which It takes 1U name. Manufactured only by . PHAX.ON A SON,New Ywrk. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOB PHALON’8—TAKE NO OTHER. [y*l deodAweewly
• EXACTLY WHAT TOC WANT I MATHEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used over ■ yean. Daily Increasing la public favor. Complete in one botte. No wasto. No trouble. A Child can apply it. Produces a lustrous black or brown, as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price 75 cents. Sold by Druggists and and Fancy Goods Dealers. Aim, M athxws* AxsiCA Ham Gloss for retort nr and dressing the Hair. Jel dlyeod
This is the Man who was bold and Wbfnow hat raven locks, Bley say. He used the Cere that lay In the A-uBPoftiv tlmt Rim- made.
This 1j the Maiden, handsome and gay, Who married the man once bold and WhoAow has raven locks, they my. Ha esed tho Ambrosia that King made.
This Is the Parson, who, by the way. Married ^thc maiden, handsome sad
To the man once hold and gray. But who now has raveu locks, they
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L ■.TUBBS ft CO. PiowiETOBs, PmiaoRO', k.H. BROWNING A SLOAN, Wholesale Agents, . Indianapolis, Indiana For sale hr all Druggists. jc9w6m
7EGETABLE AMBROSIA IS THE MIRACLE OF THE ACE! Cl ray-lxeadcxl People have their locks restored by it to the dari, butrous, tilkai tresset of youth, and are happy 1 Young People, With light, faded or red Hair, have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice! People whose heads are covered with 1 Dand/-uf and Humors, use it, and have clean coata and clear and healthy scalps 1 rtald-IIeaded /Votmrmxto have their remaining locks tightened, and the bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth of-Uair, and dance for joy! Young Gentlemen use it because ft U richly perfumed! Young Ladies use it because it keeps their Hair in place! Everybody mutt and wiU use it, because it is the cleanttt and best article in the market! For Sals by Druggist! ggnerally. BBOWNING * SLOAN, Wholesale Agents, sept dSmeod Indianapolis, Indiana.
Hill’s Hair .Dye, Fifty cents, black or brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed the best in uae, haa been before the public over fifteen yean, is tbe cheapest, containing as much as tha usual dollar sixes. Depot, No. 86 John street, New York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery aad fancy goods stores everywhere. jel5 dly
HOTELS.
MEDICAL.
An experienced Hone and Female Physician, Present* to Me Attention of Moikon htr
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Joseph K. English.
James II.McKernan.
Crown Hill Ckmetiry•—The work of extending the Illinois street line of tbe Citizens’ Street Kill way to ibis place is being rapidly carried forward, and will be completed in about twenty days. When It is prepared for business a set of cars, procured especially for that part of the line, will be put on, and they will connect with the Illinois streetcars at Tinker street. Tbe line on Massachusetts avenue has also liccn rapidly extended, and the cars will run as far as the Peru Railroad on Saturday next. Aside from being a great convenience to the property holders along the line, the road will more than repay those who contributed to secure its existence by tbe Increase^ value It will give to their property. Tzsttmonial.—At a meeting of the Common Pleas Court, on Wednesday, the followresolution in relation to the death of Colonel Samuel A. Cramer, late Depnty Sheriff of Manon county, was unaBlmonsly adopted by the oonrt and members of the bar there present: Betolved, That tho court and bar have heard with sorrow of the death of Colonel Samuel A. Cramer, late Deputy Sheriff, who, as a soldier, performed gallant and meritorious service; as an officer, faithfully performed important public duties, and a* a citizen won the warm esteem not only of tbe court and bar, but of bis fellow citizens generally, by his uniform kindnees and courtesy; and that w* tender to his bereaved family our sincere sympathy. The court ordered that a certified copy of kbe foregoing resolution and proceedings be furnished to the family of the deceased.
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Western-, 0 1 0 4 13 11 10 8 3 48 Lone Sta-, 3 338 7 080 4 98
Fly Catches—Westerns, 10; Lone Sta ,13. Ml—ed do. Westerns, 4; I .one Star, 11, Left on oases: Westerns, 6; Lone Star, 5.
Double Play—4#hes and Bulgrove: Pas*
Balls—Westerns, 7; Lone Star, 11.
Umpire—O. W. Rloe, of Live Oak Base Balt
Club, Cinelnnati.
MScorers—W. H. Stringer, of Westerns; /. C.
Hanson, Lone Star.
Time of Oame—Fonr hours and a half. The Lone Star boys loft nothing undone that could contribute to the ptoamsff of their visit, on, and tb« We§tern§ return witfc n (Ming of high regard for their opponents. Next them they are lond In their pimisec of Captain Allen, of the Boas House, who they era well assured
knows ” how to keep s betel.”
LOCAL ITEMji.
New FJwoda ■err 1 red Dally by O. H. Heitkam, merchant tailor. No. 37 North Illinois street, nearly opposite the Bates House. Tbe best and latest styles of gentlemen’s dross goods, suitable for coats, pants or vests, kept constantly on hand and mads to order. 12-1 m ■are Chaace.—A mew amd freak stock of Millinery Goods for sale; well located. Inquire at 66 North Illinois street, or address Lock Box 264 Indianapolis. 12-2 The Big Cloak Aactloa at Featfeerston's Rooms, one square west of the State House, will be continued today at nine o’clock A. M. Some of tbe best stock is still on hand, such as Basques, Saeques, Circles, Black Cloth, Chinchilla Cloths, Breakfast and Bay State Shawls, etc., etc., and to-day Is tbe closing sale of this stock; m be on band. Large furniture sale to-morrow at nine A. M. William E. Fzatrrrston. Auctioneer Drfak ! 0rlmk I fiPrfmkL aad always pay. Eat! Eat! Eat! Eat every day. A first rate Free Lunch will be set dally at tbe Crystal Palace, at nine o’clock. Frank Reitz knows how to do It, and knowing It, be- will do It. Give him a call. 10-8 Waatod 1 named lately.—A ma and bis wife to cook and keep house at the Johnston House. Reference will be required. 10-6 O. W. Johnston. Yoaag Klea—hto to Wrjmnt, Slatton A Co.’s Indianapolis Builnem College to get a thorough and practical knowledge of all that pertains to a sound business education. Send for tbe “ College Monthly.” Address, Bbyant^tatton A Co., 9-0 Indianapolis. At tea 4 tom 4 ’apltaifartirf—Gaffe Ia< vestment,—Bast chance ever offered la Indianapolis. Gleam’ Block, 67>4 by 196 feet on Washington street, for sale. For terms, apply to W. A H. Glenn, proprietors. Jyl9-tf. Ffedel Dining ■awa. Rockwell’s, opposite Union Depot; neat, clean, wel^arranged. homelike, painstaking, no untoward Influences, personal sttentlon. 18-lm 't he ** Cnfortnnale** should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. ^ ^ ^ Jcl4-ly N«w fJoodu.—All those In want of a cheap aad fashionable suR of clothe* will do well to call at No. 17 North Meridian street, three doors from Journal Office, where goods are marked down to suit all customers. 20-1m 8TOLworthy A Co. Minion* Bitter* for cleansing,strengthraing, Invigorating aad putting In order the weak, debilitated and diseased human system Dr. Warrens’! Billlou* Bitters are naeqnaled by any other medicine In the world. For sale by all tbe principal druggist* of Indianapolis.
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Coal.—Plttebni-*, Yongbtosbeny Hocking, aad other caster! eoal. Call and see my list of prices at the office, corner of Pennsylvania and Louisiana streets. 1-2w ^ Frank Dotttrty. Cholera.—To guard against cholera, buy Dr. Warren’s Blood Purifying Bitter*, for sale by all the principal druggists of Indianapolis. 17-tft Dr. Warren’* BUHouw Bitter* purify the blood, cleanse the stomach, and stove off all kinds of disease. For sale by all thoprlncipal druggist* of Indianapolis. -New CooBo at Oak Mall.—We herewith inform our friends, and the public generally, that we have received our fall stock of over-coating, cloths, cassi meres and vestings, for custom work. Also, of men’s, youth’s, boy’s and children’s clothing, ready made. It Is a well known fact, that we have bad every season, for the pact twelve years, tbe most extensive and beat selected assortment In this line, and our present stock Is far superior to any brought on by us before. We therefore extend a (pedal Invitation to all to vleK our establishment and be convinced of what we say. Respectfully, Glaser, Mitchxl A Co., 'Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, Oak Hall, No. 2, Bates House. _ 5-lm. Fever aad Ago*.—Try Dr. Warren’s Billious Bitters; they are a sure cure. Price fifty cents and one dollsr per bottle. For sale by all the principal druggist* of Indlanapolls. ^ ^ ^ 17-tft LOAIV OFFICE, -No. at Montis imaota* fttreet, WEST SIDE. Money loaned in sum* to suit aay article of valne. Goods of all kiads bought and sold or ex-
changed.
Always oa hand. Unredeemed pledges, for sale or trade. E. Mat A CO. PostoOee address Lock Box 894. my7 dly
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Acclimating Tonic.
Wherever HOSTETTEB’S STOMACH BITTERS, the celebrated AaMrlean prevention of Climatic P!***»**, hav# bam Introduced into aabealtby regions, their effeets in sustaining the health, vigor and animal spirits of those whose pursuits subjected them to extraordinary risks fromexpoearraad privation, have hern wonderful. In th* Army tbe superiority of this article over every other Invigorating and alterative medicine has hi some so aanifsat Where used, that it Is relied upen.exelnelyety. as n protection against Bilious Fever, Fever aad Ague, and Bowel Complaints of every kind. The soldiers say It is the only stimulant which produces and keep* np a healthy habit of body in unwholesome locations. For Ue naaeollmated pioneer aad settler, it Is the meat reliable of all safeguards against sickness. Throughout the United States It Is considered the meet healthAal and agreeable of all tonics, and altogether unequaled at a remedy for Dytpepeia. The medicinal Ingredient* are all vegetable, and are held in solutioa by the moet wholesome stimulant known—the Essence of Rye. ” Ho*tetters Bitters ” are manufactured at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and no less than 80,000 do sea bottle* are sold annually by druggists. octS deodAwlw
flwltoway’a min aa4 •imtmeat.— Babib*’* Itcu —This foul aad unsightly eruptive disorder of tbe face Is speedily and permanently eradicated by a few application* of this emolient ointment, and toe Pills, by purifying tbe blood, assists the operation. Many ca-es abandoned by physicians a* hopeless, have been Immediately cured by these medicines. In measles, small pax, scald bead. Itch, ringworm and alt eutaaeous diseases the effect of these remedies is swift and sure. Sold by all Druggists.
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Cholera Remedy. Also, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Sum mar Complaint, Pain or Cramp in Stomach a Bowels, Aek or Sour Stomock, Painters' Colic, etc., and Is warraafod to euro, or no pay. Is purely vegetable, without a particle of opiate or .rjtcuwnimsuftttomp^ void oy nb Jm_j
MRS. .WINSLOW,
nale Physician, if Moikon kor
Soothing Svrut; Far CklMbrem Teethlm*. Which greatly fac HI totes the process of tee . by softening the gusaa, reducing aO iaflamu . - tions, will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
and Is
Bora to Regalata tho Bowels. Depend upon it, mother*, it will give rest to pourselves, and - Belief and Health to Tour Inf ante. We base put np aad sold this article for over thirty years, aad oak sat in conrrpxncz axn raurn of It what we have never been able to My of any other medicine—h*;xb has it tailxb n A SI NO LX INSTANCE VO XSTBOT A CtTtZ, when timely used. Never Uhl we kaow an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who uvc-l t* >n the contrary, all are delighted With it. ^..-ration., and speak in terfis of com ntendatlon of Its mag leal effects and medical virtues. Wespeak In this matter " what wg do after thirty years’ experience; and fledox ocn nxruTATiox ro* THE FULVILLMENT OF WHAT WE BERK DECLARE. In almost every instance where the infant I* suffering from pain and exbaactloa, relief will be found In fifteen ortwentj minute* after tbe syrup Is administered. Fall direction* for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of CURTIS A PKKKiNH. New Vork. is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Druggists throughout the world. Price only 39 Cents per Bottle. mytdAwSm fill, E9 a BeBedial Agest. GIN, as a remedial agent, has been In favor with the profession for * long period, bat owing to the difllculty of obtaining a pure article, it has fallen Into disnee to many sections of the rountnr, much to tbe regret ol medical men. wb<> ron-nler It almost a specific to vary manv dUeasee, For all cases of Gravel, pare Gin. ii administered under professional guidance. wtH certainly work a cure; and If taken as a preventive, sat tog, a» It does, on the sensitive membranes. U elese.es tbe parts so as to remove ell poMtbie sediment. Administered In the .amc way, it will prevent toe formation of Calculi, and do away witb those terrible operations, therefore, so necessary for their permanent removal. Gin Is of Incalculable benefit to females In those disease* to peculiar to the sex, and from It* tonic, os well as It* anodyne properties, it is frequently superior to Iron, bark, or even the electrical reined lee. la ease* of a poeitive tendency to Fhtoiei*, or Cousnmption, Gin, In proper qiiantitie*. by supplying or filling np tbe constant dying out of the natural lire of tbe system, wiU often entirely ward off that awful disease, whlcb carries off one-eighth of the population of the United States annually. Pure Gin has this peculiar advantage other diffusible stimuli, that it exhilirates without creating aay thirst of an unhealthy character. It soothes wbfls it also excites, and is a powerful nervine as well as an active tonic. “■ININGEB’S” Old Leaden Deck Gla possesses all the qualities that can be desired for tbe highest and noblest use of all wines or liquors. Ha ingredients are thedistilledjuicai of carefully selected grains, made delicately pungent aad flavorous with the aromatic tincture of the Juniper Berry. Age has mellowed all these aroma*, aad given an exquisite mildness —a smooth, oily body--and an almost floral odor to tbs liquor, which renders It delicious to the senses, of smell aad taste alike, while it* sparkling liquid purity leaves nothing for the eye to desire. “The writer mast remark that Messrs. A. M. Bininger A Co. merit the gratitude of the entire medical profestion, a* well as the world at largo, for having Introduced a stimulant of sneh unexceptionable purity and unequivocal power, both as a preventive and curative agent, and a harmlees exhlliratlve beverage.”—[Chemical Journal and Medical Gaxetta. aug'7 dim Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Are the moot perfect purgative we are able to produce, and, as we think, has ever yet been made by anybody. ThelreffecU have abnnlantly shown to the community bow mnch they excel the other medicines In use. They ar- safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate to* vital activities of the body, remove tho obstructions of its organs, purify tbe blood, and expel disease. They purge out th* foul humors which breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disordered organs Into their natural action, and impart tone and strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the every day complaints of everybody, but formidable and dangerous diseases. While they produce powerful effects, they are at the same time, in diminished doses, the safest and best physic that eaa be employed forrhildren. Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to take: and being purely vegetable, are entirely harmless. Cures have been made that would surpass belief, were they not substantiated by men of such exalted character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergyman and physicians certify to the public the reliability of our%emedies, while others have sent us the assurance of their conviction that our preparations contribute immensely to the relleftwf our afflicted fellow
men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis our American Almanac, containing directions for the use of these medicines, and certificates of their cures of the following complaints: Coetlveness, Bilious complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foal stomach. Nans**, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom. Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the system, cure many complainto which it would not be supposed they could reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability, Derangement of tbe Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kiadrod disorder* arising from a low state of the liody, or obstruction of Its functions. Do not be pnt off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations on which they make more profit. Demand Ayer's and take no others. The sick want the best aid tbere is for them, and they should have it. Prepared by Da. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold by all Druggist*, aad dealers in medicine everywhere. BROWNING A SLOAN, Wholesale Agents, eetSdtawkweowfim Indianapolis, Indiana.
Broadway Hotel, CIRCnVlVATf, OHIO. H. H. DAYM * CO., Pro ietoi H. H. DAFIS, late Prop’rof Walnut St. House. H. B. SINKS, late Proprietor of Palmer Hos
Indianapolis.
rpHE above well known Hotel has been entirely 1 refitted and refurnished, and Is open for the
reception of the traveling public.
No pains or expense has been spared to tbe *• Broadway ” ope of tbe finest and
comfortable houses in the city.
Being situated near tbe business part of the city, the proprietors assure thuir numerous friends and th* traveling community that they will find the Broadway Hotel a pleasant and agreeable home, where they win receive kind and prompt attention. sept d7toodA
make most
CLAIM AGENTS.
.EXTRA BOUNTY! Extra. PcBwimaS Extra Pay!!! P«r §«Mien *■< tk«!r Dcpwrints
COLLECTED BY
TTTRffgrjB O- XX-AJKRISOIN, Late Agaat U.B. Bmaltxtry Cwromtlaslcm Army and Navy Claim Agency Me. I, West Wmahlmfftcm Street, Half Square East of to* Fhlaer HbcSr, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Blanks and Instructions tent by mall, FfifiB of charge, to all who apply for them. Address TEMPLE G HARRISON. angSdSmAwtm Indianapolis. Indian Sew XatioEal War Claia Agency. YKTTDOWS entitled to increased.pensions of fi vv par month for esehahlUi uBdarM years of invalid pcniions increased from $8 to $15.
PabUco.”
Private Disease* Cared la 9b
Shortest Possible Time,
By Dm. YOUNG, late of Philadelphia, who has Uw.tsid himsblf permanently at No. 75 Third street,mrsauae,PxxxaTLraxiA. Headdresses .n those who have injured themselves by im proper indulgence and solitary habits, which ruin both body mid mind, unfitting them for either bn sin ess, study or marriage. He has discovered the most certain, speedy and only effectual remedy in the world for all private diseases of whatever nature. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Strictures, Affastions of toe Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, Timidly, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—those terrible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth—those skew and solitary practice, morn fatnl to diets tufilpis'. than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliaut hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage, etc., iinpo»»ible. The fearful effects on the mind arc much Ut be (beaded—Loat of memory,- tWofuriou of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forbodings, Aversion to society, self-Distrust, Love of Sodtude, Timid-
ity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
Thousand* of persons "Call aflrs oan now judge what Is the cause of the!r fflK’l iulifg flealtn, rowing
r, bccominz weak, pale, nervous and
BITTERS.
hSMii
AUCTIONEERS.
I8I0H MERCHANTS, 1 Bmst Wmsbimsrtem PL.
^ •»*- u. w. ■’ccanv. JLte HUNT Ac CO.,
Alien**
COMMISSION
Hm.es Bait WaafetettnaDfi^
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
A-UCTIOIV SALE
OF
Dwelling House and Lot, Horn, Wagon and House Furniture, QEIDEIvTSTICKER <5e CO., ON MONDAY, OCTOftXR 15.18*8. YNTE will sell at Public aactloa, on Monday,' ft the 15th of October, at two o'clock, P. M., the Frame Dwelling House, No. 889 Railroad street, being Let No. IS In Noble’s subdivision of Outlot 45. Th*; Lot fronts on Railroad and Spring streets, has 40 feet front by 110 feet depth. The house contains four rooms and a brick cellar; there is also Smoke House, Stable, Buggy Shed and Bummer Kitchen on the lot. Sale positive. Title perfect. TERMS—One-toiidcash; balance In one and two years, to be secured by notes and mortgage, We will also sell n good Home and Wagon, and House Furniture at the same time. Sale on the premises. A. SE1DENSTICKER A CO, eetil d4t Real Estate Brokers.
MEDICAL.
MS. BUELL’S FAMILY MEDICINESI
nzcomxxDED ar tv most
Scientific Medical Professors of the Age, Tot Cleansing the Stomach. Purifying the Blood, and Regulating the action of the Liver,
DR. MCKLLTS
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
K-A.'VE ISTO HTVAL.
For Fever and Ague. Chills and Fever, and all Billious Diseases arising from a disordered condition of the Stomach, these cxusnaarito livki pills ore pronounced a most certain and saf( nedy. They remove the cause, therefore th(
vigor, becoming w eak, pale, nurvoi emaciated, having a singular amiearauce the eye!*, cough ami symptoms of consump
and
.bout
MISHA. MB’S HERB BITTERS,
THE
Great Blood Purifier, XT AS cured and will cure. Dyspepsia, Liver XI Complaints,-Fever and Ague, Lots of Appetite, Nervous Affections and General Debility, Croupe, Coughs and Colds, Rheumatism, Diarrhea, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramp in Stomach, Piles, Scrofula and. ikin Diseases. It is also certain to remoyeiali ototrurtton* to the regular course of nature in Jfemalesi and will ware Whites. Green Sickness, Falling of the Womb, etc., but should be used with caution by married
ladies.
These Bitters are composed of Elecampane, Burdock, Spikenard, Soapwart, Peruvian Bark, Uuchu, Spiceuood, Mullen, Slippery Elm. Sassafras, Sarsaparilla, Gentian Root, Juniper, Spirits Nitre. Cubebs, Balsam Copavia, Dandelion, Pure
Spirits and Barberry.
FEVER AiVD AGUE. Quinine and Mercury are the remedies which
nd generally find rethen are attacked
AS 1
toe cause, therefore ixist Those who have fortune gained to have
lem in their house ready for immediate use
hen
fortune gai idy for im:
y require a strictly relia-
Metropolitan Theater. Out. Waahi*fi4**a*dT****aa** fits*#*.
Mr. W.B. ■Uejr
■•■»ff*r.
NOTICE—CHANGE OF TIME. Doors open at urea. Curtain rise* *8 quarter to eight o'clock, precisely.
Frlfay Eveilig, feUker 12. Benefit of th* distinguished Tragedian, Mft. EDWIN ADAMS. DEAD HEART. Robert Landry Mr. Edwin Adams
turday Afternoon, Grand M : to all parts of toe house 36 <
RESTAURANT.
Joseph Koeter’s Restaurant,
OF 4
No. 18 East Washington Street, np stain, OVEK SELKINO’S SAAOVN. LL kinds of Fish, Fowl and Game, in their
band and served up ou short no-
septMdSm
. seasons,
) and in the best style.
FOR SALE.
{wood Stock Farm,
enwood; 160 acres provement; well v ell cheap, and give
/"'kNE mile from Greenwood; 160 acres; all inclosed; good improvement; well watered;
reason-
closed; good im.
9U0 sugar trees-, will se!
ble tn
ime on port,
eves, cough ami symptoms ol consumption. ipound prepared and sold only by Dr Youn
and Mercury
people generally appeal to, lief for a few days or weeks, and
with the same disease. Fever and Agi
But by the use of Misblcr's Bitters, these attacks are few and far between, as the Bitters cleanse the blood and purify the stomm:h,so that the diseas* is torqfid to lea*e the syntei*, «r<t ca not returb agafn very soon, as ft keeps the systei
' in a warm and heated state.
Diarrhea, aad Dyseitery, *r Flux.
compound prepared and sold only by I warranted to remove . all obstructions
real flood.
healthy mount
activity to the system
sUnate ea.es (
8, which is Tour
A per 1 Kittle, on. at a di>t;
imparting now to: rice |1 per boltlt
respectively. paWto Hirst smd twoye» and their heirs, aad*r oat of July W. 1866.
to Beige* by tott«r, send tog
vtacfiargcs, to tnc a genu, A. J. VAWTKtt ACO ,
No. S West WaAhfngton Street, Indianapolis, And yonr baainess shall be attended to promptly and on the most reason abl* term., s«ptt4wan. - - •-
LICENSE.
Notice ff AfiUcitloi tor LIccbsc.
•VTOTICE is hereby given that I will apply to .Lx the Board of Commissionersof Marion county, Indiana, at their meeting in 186*. for a licensetosell "intoxicating liquor, in a less quantity than a quart at a tune." (with toe privilege of allowing the *arae to be drank on my premi.es.) for one year. My pis** of business, and to* premises whereon said liquors are to he drank, are located on lot No. 8, to square X*. 71, at No. 316 West Maryland street. In Hieclty of Indianapolis,
•r township, to Marion county, Indiana. wtw» JOHN J. AAMBCBPiE.
in Cente:
sop 11* w8w*
LEGAL.
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, Thomas Williams vs. SamnelC. ‘tomb.
, Ju.tice'sfourt.
I Willi
Complaint in Attachment.
September xnplaint it
T IK it known, that ou the toth day i
J J itvw. that said plaintiff filed bis rompli attachment against said defendant, in the aUx entitled cause. Also, said plaintiff tiled hi« alhdavlt that said defendant is not a rcrident of the state of Indiana. Saul defendant it. therefore, hereby notified of tbe filing and pendency of -aid complaint against him, and that sale., be appear amt answer thereto, on tbe 9Mh day rd'Oi l.her, 1886, at lea o'clock la th* forenoon, at mr office, hi Acton, Franklin township, in said iwnnty, said complnist. ami tbe matter and things therein contained, will be heard and determined in hi. absence. JAMES HIOKMAN. sep29 wSw Justice. [Seat! STATE OF INDIANA, In the Supreme Court. Charles Reynolds and others vs. Robert David-
son, Administrator, and others. Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court.
XJKXBY FRANCIS REYNOLDS, one of the II. appellees in to* above csokc. is hereby
tnii
: s- sUan. price
of.Wg .landing
degree. »troi
price $5
Persoi
tom., age ami occupatk n. cau receive inadic by exuros. serurclv ria' Ued from observation Askirr-. Dn. ko0>G. No.73 Third street. Pittsburg. Pennsylvanir. jel wly
CATA1*1*II YOU ONI! EHU.l.llt.
In these troublesome and painful diseases these and Bitter* will effect a speedy cure, and have done so
Ob- in evei
.redone so
lC . ob- i m every place where they have been offered lor
wtr require No. ! sale. No family should be without these Bitters, Hirer than No 1:1 and will not If vou tad out the virtue which is * in them. Money refunded if the Bitters does not
- I do good. We will wrager $10, on a like sum, that
will effect a more speedy relief other Bitters, or patent com
nee by stating their sympkfk tt, can receive madteino
> goo<
these Bitters
! than
ure than any of ind are willing and try it on.
CUKi:i>
-MJKAI* Xmj fret that I w U]
Catarrh in tilt he^il «r bronchi d tube* Weeks. It has saved my life, and made me a well
man, from Catarrh ami a sei Bronchial trouble I had stiff
I tried the best phvsicLins and all the advi rti>cd medtnno, but Wiwt no relief till I oLLainol thk I wcmtcl give one hundred d»»llar> lor this recii
*—Forom- ibi^lnr, {H*rnini1. I n i!! ~f*tid free to any a» id re.'> a re ij-e and medicine will guaiaaUc to cvwc du: w»h>d c, h In tile head eT bronchi il Uibea in
* '■* id made me
re and dangerou e«l with lor years all tin* adv. rtino
.*r Bitters, or patent compounds, take two cases of the same kind
Cholera, and Cholera Morbus. It has cured these diseases, and it is the best Tonic for any thing of this kind in existence. We can refer to the >chwith family, w ho lay upon the .'■team ship Virginia, at the port of New York. And also the testimony of Dr. J. II. Bi>s<
was and is t 1 * Falcon. Sen<
Cse CELEBRATED LIVER
are urunounceu a — J
remedy. They remove 1 disease can no longer e tried them consider it a
them in their how whenever necessity
ble medicine.
2DR. BXJELL>S
Pain Relief or Cholera Specific Is gaining a world wide reputation and can not be too highly estimated. It ia ml; a frieud in time of need. Toe Diarrhea, Dy»entery, Oiolera
Morbus, and
OH O LEU. A.
it is the moet reliable medicine ewer used. Th is medicine was used to our large cities when we were lost visited by that most dreaded of all diseases, “Cholera,” with the most satisfactory result*, and as in all probability that fatal epidemic is again approaching our midst, no family should be without it, for it is especially necessarv that we are prepared to meet the first symptom (if this disease; an hour's delay in applying nece— sarv^pecifics has no doubt caused thousands of
Dr. Buell’s Liniment, For Sprat: ~ * " " "
has met
n used, am
ifidence of every family.
OU. BUEUL*N •
EUROPEAN SALVE, For Old Sores, White Swellings, Scrofula, etc, has gained for Itself a superior popularity wher-
ever it has been used. DM. BUKU.*
CONDITION POVFDEH FOB HORSES AND UAITI*. < Con only be correctly appreciated by .witnessing toe most wonderful effects produced by their use. Many certificates from the most reliable sources eaa be produced, which more than substantiate the above statements. Dr. Buell, has, for fifteen years, devoted hisjentir* time la compounding Family Medicines, and will warrant the above remedies made of the purest- materials and beet proportions known to the Medical Faculty. Those ; who may be afflicted should, not foil to try them. Full directions accompany each article. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
General Agents:
• BROWNING A SLOAN, Indianapolis. DKMAS, BARNES A GO., New York. JHON D. BARK, Cincinnati. C. II. Bl/ELL, Prnprietnr, INDIANAFULIS, IND.
i rid tm sod "Aw
J. S. DUNLOP A CO..
No. 16 North Meridian Street.
WANTED.
TYTANTED—Good and reliable men to canvass Y V for the sale of Andrews’ Puteut Gas Gcu-
Double Cylinder Gas Generating. No A saleable and useful article $25 per day. Also, State ami ale. Forwartlculars. call on or
address ~ WM J. POKTSER,
iSt.. Indr
rating, or Double Cyli chimney lamp. A >a Pays from $5 to $25 ] uuty rights for sole.
sep*7 dim* No. 83 West South
anajiolis.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ns. Bruises. Stiff Joints. Neuralgia, etc. ith unprecedented fovor wherever it hat
been used, and only requires a trial to secure the
To Shoe Customers.
We are selling the host Boots and Shoes in tho markot at less prices than they have been sold for four yean. The stock must be sold to make room for fell Goods. Kw H. MAYO Jfc CO.* N*. 81 East WasKlmgtau At.
jytodSm
I>. OjVI>Y Ac OO.
RESTORATIVE.
ionv ol Dr. J. II.
the physician on the hospital
ml for circular and
sell. W ill ital »hi|
w. and see the number o
cures effected by these Bitters, and if vou con find
one cirtilicata that is not
her n tii
genuine, you con have
111 1 i 1.1 rs lor this recipe had the < atarrh and
it less. I tieliere. if Instructions
are followed, it n ill cure a:iv i-:isi‘ whatever, that has not already rear hod tho lau^s and !.
scttleii consumptioi
vroelil give one hundri nd the medieine if I uow eould not obtain it less. I I
Address, Jel6 w3m
not obtaii
Bowed, it . il too 1 uu;;s and liecome a Cure it uinle v-iia , an.
T P . SVM'MES.
No. 152‘. Xultonstreet. New Vork"
I> It . WE13STEJE,
1*4 Sooth Clark Snwvt, Chicago, Illinois, (Between Madison au 1 Monroe..
Office hours from eight A. M. to eight l*. 51. Specialist a the treatment of ail private dl>eusrv in all their varieil an«l com plicate* l f»»rm> For the past twenty years Dr. W. hits ma*le the treatment of private 11i>ea»t*$ hi> Imimucn;. an«l stmly, which ha-. enahle«l him uiinirlm'tremedies which Mre vpeeffvitnii permanent, and in all can In* used w ithout hindrance to bi!>ihe>N ore\»H»sure to trtends. Particular attention -ivt-n to all old Ntauditur ea-c**. atirh were tonnerly eon.-idi red incurable. >yp iili>, iu ;;!i tonus. Gonorrhea, 4iled, ptrictui *>. al.-o the elTeet ol solitary haiot-. lioth niino i- tu body and Blind, ami prinf^te* 'oine of the following tififcct-: 1*1 pic* <m U^Thce, bodily weakness, constiputh
id uneaMuo* in female society, tw.
illy
LIGHTFGOT A WOLFKILL, Agents, No. 53 South Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Sold by Druggists. sug7 ileodfiwXm
TAILORING. WILLIAM SWEiNHART & CO., Merchant Tailors, And dealers tn GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, .Ko* 21 South JIcridinM Ntreet* INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. sep24 «13re
stipation,
Bvent«>n to and uneaMuesi in female society, nncleanlmess, dreatl of future events, and tliial
ually a h»s ol I
* on tl T»ion
ianlmess, dread of future events, and complete prostration of tho vital power, memory, riogmg ui the ears, impoU ucy fully restored to hearth. Dr. W. is the pi of a ntw medical work, wlMcii »houM h
hnit U a. all tho**e confemplatintr ntarriage. “cut t» all on receipt of ten cent* to prepay y*»*tagc. Pltuiae call; a tvitndly chat will enst yon n'-rhin j?
l>r. Weh.'ter .eiV-.s Uic puldic t«>, the fol-
lowing physinian*: Dr. Defier, Milwaukee. \\ i--
eonsiu; Dr. I'ealnMly and Dr. Kt rmol, Del
in the
Kermot,
rice. Cirand Kapids, ud Dr. Il.irrisoa, M.
appclleea in Um above can.-**, is herctw nolined of the filing oml pending ef snid itji|wal tn said Supreme Court, and that unless he sp|<ear, in sold Coart, on the first day of toe next term thereof, to tie held at tbe State House, In Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in November next and answer, the cans* will bo heard and determined in bis abseaom By order of the ( ourt Witness: LAZ NOBLE, Clerk S C. Sep 98 wSw
HATS AND CAPS.
■t leaf YUml Inapwrtmmce to those who have no hope but in Cod Ltvzx Oil that it should be fresh, concentrated and pare. These are the eharacteristles of the peerless brand of the article manufactured and sold by John C. Parker A Co., No. 718 Market street. Philadelphia. Th* whol* profession admit it* genuineness. For Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout, Bhon-
HATS, C ^ IF s
F* TJ R S
tep33 w9w
FRENCH DRESSING. TO THE EAOIES.
FRENCH Childrens or rusty to n i>er-
rpnE CTBAGE FBANCAI9 or J_ DRESSING, Is for Ladle*’ akd
id Shoes that hi
Id Cl
ave become red
tores them to n |« much lustre us
1 pliable;
_ I Boots
and rough by wearing. It restore: feet and permanent black, with as
when new, leaving tbe leather saft and pllsble: and whut Is of great Importance to the ladles, it will not ruboff when wet and soil tho skirts.
Traveli: Fine 11
Tl
icn wet ami sou tno skn
ng Bags, Tnmks, Carriage Tops, and larness are made to look as g(*>d as new. I«. and yon will never be wtthont
Try one bettle. and you upply of it in the house B. F. BROWN A CO.,
turers of leather.
3ROWN A CO.. Proprietors, Mannlac111 ar kings and Dressings of all kinds
>, Milk strwrt. Bos to
• J. W. IR
nice, 1! Sold I
by J. W. IREDELL A CO,
P€pl7<le*d3w&wlmi8 51 Nfirth LUinoU street.
for
m, TKass.
CO ,
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Notice of Administration.
■VTOTIcK la hereby given that the nnderslgnbil X V has been appointed by the Clerk of the Couit of Common Plea* of Marion county, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of John Dr* per, late of Marion eounty, deceased. Said estate
It supposed to be solvent.
oet6 w8w*
rouji vent.
REUBEN HAMILTON,
Administrator.
AGRICULTURAL.
M O 3ELRI S ’ Afiicsltaral tad Seed Warehouse, 1190 market atrw**, PIUUMtelgEIm. a Y^IELD, FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, X? watt-anted fresh aad genuine, and in great variety, wholesale and retail. Fresh Garden Seeds supplied to dealers in papers by the L690 or tn bulk. Timothy aad Clover Seed received and sold on commission. Improved Agricultural and Horticultural Implements of every description, supplied to order from the largest to the smallest Morris’ Garden Manual and Morris’ Bural Advertiser, a monthly publication, supplied to all peat paid applications. FASCHALL1IORBUL seedsman, 1196 Marttt street, Philadelphia. Ie9 wly
DENTIST.
an** Dr. IValMMly
Hirhisun; Dr Pric Iran; Dr. Bowrn an»l Missouri: Dr. iiaiiu >. Dr.
Tkorn, Cli»rag<v Illinois; Dr lieri»K»r^intt, leilo, Cbio; Dr. Davis, ciiiiinuati. OMo: Ihr. Beaty, St. Paul, Minnesota. UlUee 164 Clark street. Post..tUrc Boxl2!vi n»:.26 \\eo\> ly
L’t roit, Mirh-
.a rison, M. a on is, Bailey. Dr. .lames lirn»wr»hntt, To-
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A COI.LKCTiON OF
Never Lefore pubHahcd, and of great value to everyone. It contains the prescription and
directions Cor causing M«»u>taehes and Whiskers to grow on the fomoothe>t face in from forty-two to ninety
tain
rpilE PROPRIETORS OF THE HERALD 1 take pleasure in returning their thanks to their friends and the public for the very liberal patronage they have seen fit to lu’stow them during their brief connection with the alHive establishment, and would rfifiiiectfully solicit a continuance and increase of the same. We do not he-itate to >ay that our
DR. CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE ». DR. CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE OR. CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE I IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED To Kesforo kray or F*4c4 lair To Restore Cray or Fa4e4 Bair To Restore Cray or Fa4e4 lair To its Original Color To its Original Color. To its Original Color The Only Known Dressing The Only BLnown Dressing The Only Known Dressing And Restorer Combined, And Restorer Combined, And Restorer Combined. STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAHl FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF Produces Hair om Bald Heads, Produce* Hair au Bald Heads, Produces Hair an Bald Heads,
East
3STO. £33
Washington Street, I'fiOtA^IAPOL.lM, HflUANIA.
DRUGS.
ce in from forty-two Uav* without injury <
to the akin.
BOOK AAD JOB OFFICE
mil materials pertaining to a prir olfice. are >ueh that we can execute all descriptions of printing at as low prices as any establishment in the west, and in the nkatkst styls ov the wit, which can not fail to give entire satisfaction.
This alone is worth Um times the prieenf the Book
TTOW to catch Mink, Muskrat, Foxes, etc , in XI groat number,. Chines* Fishing secret, how to wake Arlilicial Uouey, uon-k.xplosivc Burning i Fluid, llil'leen kinds and colors of ink, to Transfer i’ietures totilass. tn I'late w ith Gold and Si vuratsm.ill cost; how to make Imitation Gol* Silver and Dtainon is; how to make Imitation j Liquors. Urumly. (.in. Whisky. Wines, etc., (this ] is of great value to dealers.) Loiinterfeit Detector, |
take liiipressipiis of Goins, etc., a Lamp 1 i a jour, how to Fatten s Horse iu >ve Is only a part of the contents of this
book-
ing one not satisfied wjth it can have their
oney refunded. Price only 25 cent-. All orders must lie addressed I
CARDS
makolmuS'rioM; ! Business. Visiting and Fanrv*Uolored Cards in av to make Imitation every variety, at uausuaUy low prices.
The Corner Drug Store, Opposite Bate* xad Palmar Houses. fTtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING JUST I opened a New Drag eb4 Prescript!*! Sure, Offer to their friends and the pubUc generally a fresh and well assorted stock of articles usually
T'he ctK be found
ians’
ihoieeehPerfu!
I in the cil
Ken
en to the compounding of
ptions.
rfumery, Tobacco and Cigars to ty. HAY * CO. ir the place, northeast corner
sepadSmeod
her the place, i d Illinois street.
When falling off by diseases of the scalp. It is elegsntlv perfrimed, put up in large bottles, at One Dollar per bottle, and sold by all Druggist*. Trv it, try it. vou whose heads are bald or gray, and be convinced that this article is really a meritorious one, worthy of toe public patronage. BROWNING A SLOAN, jell deodfim Wholesale and Retail Agents.
NOTICE.
Notice to the Public.
give Mr. Stener a call, at the Cosmopolitan Saloon, on the corner of Illinois street and Indiana avenue, where will at ail times be found the best of liquors, wines, etc., etc. Res octfi dim
iliuois street t all times be respectfully. HENRY M.URBOD.
COLD MEDAL COGNAC.
how to I that vvil
ixu
Th
aluable
ill b
six w ceks.
The ala:
Je9 wtf
l lie addressed to J. r. MATTER:
MATTLUSON A AO., ludianupulis, Indiana
FLAXSEED.
FLAXSEED! FLAXSEED!!
WANTED! WANTED! 50,000 BUSHELS FLAXSEED, For which wo will pay The Highest market Trice
xisr
CLACKS furnished ii : ionai>plic»Ua|i atour storekj room, southeast curuon of Delaw ore atreot and Virginia avenue. , FOSTER, HOLLOWAY * CO., Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants.
aag4 w2ra
Of every description neatly executed on common
white or rolored paper, lett i or. in fact, on any kind or ed, and puce accordingly
POSTERS In black and colored ink. of every conceivable shape and size,and on any and every colored paper
CIRCULARS
ed paper, letter paper, note paper, any kind or quality of paper desir-
13 la nit Books. We have ar very complete assortment of paper fo: Blank Books, which will be bound iu such manner as will insure complete satisfaction. The attention of county officers is respectfully called to this branch of our business.
INSUN AFOUS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
o.
pTBYHIS Institution forms a “ link ” in the great E International Chain of Colleges, fifty iu number. Unequalled facilities are offered to the young men of Indiana who wish to obtain a Thorough anil Practical UiutimefcM Education. ACTUAL BUSINESS Is taught by’ experienced business men. Every department is separate, and fitted np vrtth Hanking Commission, Insurance and Telegraph offices in uia most approved manner. Owing to the large increase o aad elegant rooms have just bee: thi* the most complete i— the West A
patronage new in opened, making institution of the kind iu
J. KILGORE,
ID E 2ST T 1ST, . a:;. 'Mi . i . >) £. 'iitfi’J'S a «« Yurtk KUiuuia 0«rue«. JjMOftO : I t ill fj’iTTi 1 -’'i'■ “i- * ( ; -J *v> ;j'-. (1*7- > " ■< (■ : •' .-’••• :• ; << l . T 1,. / ':t - C
For the benefit of ladli
the College will be
-hoi arshin
Scholarships'good a Full Course, with
ROOM
and gentlemen attending
led tho 1st of October.
opened tho 1st of October, iforlife, entitling the holder vith the privllq^e ol roviow-
for the “College Monthly-,’’ containing
frill particulars.
Address, enclosing stomp, BRYANT, STRATTON A CO., -ep8 w3m Indianapolis, Indiana.
ally ox
BILL HEAbS
"JLVi
Of various sixes, neatly printed on nicely ruled paper, and at the very lowest living rates.
Railroad Printing.
Officers of railroads will the same by calling at leaving their orders
leaving their orders for wo:
of our material has
consult the interests of the Herald office and
lerald office at irk. A port ion
r material has been selected with ference to this class of work.
BOOK PRINTING. Our Book Room is well stocked with new type.and we keep on hand an extensive stock of Book Paper, which is purchased at the very lowest wholesale prices. Country publishers would do well to send in their pamphlet work, os our facilities will enable us to do it R such uttewas will altow them a reasonable proflff w* srndr miiko this branch of our business a speciality, and persons leaving us their *1x10101 can depend upqp a neat, clean j*b
Steam. JPveMeft.
i unlimited number of i which gives us great adv lishments.
stablishment six de u* to turn off spressions per day, and ntage over other estab-
Stereotyping For publishers, promptly attended to. Persons in want of any description at Printing, from a label to a mammoth ■hoold not fail to call at the Htraid Job I • .Jgj* All work done ju*t when
CHMLJ9 MEDAL.
POST AND MADEKEKA, BAJBTEST JBaVUOIE. WHEAT NITEIMK.NT. OUD ■MKEESTKAD EYE.
l addition to our business oC selling W ines , in original packages, and iirorder to insur consumers Pure Liquors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced tbe enterprise of bottling and packing in case* our well known Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out in a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tampered with before reaefcing the purchaser. The general appreciation and gratifying success that has rewarded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standed as re-
ify, also; to make inersasad efforts to
T , confidence and. patronage which has
been ro liberally bestowed^jj. ^
r "
CARRIAGES.
has encouraged gard* qualify, ■ retain the oonfi been ro liberal!] [Established tTI
Th* above popular goods ate put up containing one deaen bottles each, and by all promiaont Druggists, Grocers, etc.
CARRIAGES A BU66IES
IB. C. SIHIJLW,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES,
Cutunder Barouches,
■•▼•iTimgr Seat Park Phaetons,
Ji;.VNY 1A.NDK,
Top and Open Coal Box Buggies,
; York Patterns, and Finished aanner. The largest and iways on hand.
Also, several good
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES
TPOXk BUkXJB LOW. B. C. SHAW, N*. fie Enst Georg In Street, Between Meridian and Pennsylvania. iYW daod8mlsti>
Established tmi Importers of Wines, eta.
No. 16 Beaver Street, New York.
in cases ore sold
The name of Bininger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street is a guarrantoe of the exact and literal
truth, qf whatever the:
ey
represent.—New York
NO. 15 lies of
.k—New
YorfKvening Express.
W. 1. HLASIUT * CO., It*, m West Wnshingten Street,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
jet dStawAeowly
FOR SALE
For Suburban Residences
VI E HAVE FOB SAILS EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LOTS, {~XF from three to six acres each, being a subV/ division of a part of the Farm of John Armstrong, Esq., tying about two miles north of the city, on the White River Gravel Road, and Citr ixentt Bus it Railway, th* car* of which railway to and. from these W at all hours of the day, rs&srisizfsaas -tall description, apply at our offioe.Kn 99k North Illinois street. oUBdB'
BOOKS—Wa. Sound as
sgks&ag
.wtAJoiNEhC*
fi-*t I
■' ..ii k‘
IFOlHf
FOR SALE. SjfLLE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING
ON
ILLINOIS STREET. This property is for sale. TERES REASONABLE. TTH>B any information those desiring to P ,,r - r ohaee will please apply to Wm. HENDERSON,
A BARGAIN.
, ■ $0,0*0 tsmsasm fc-.--.---T,