Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1867 — Page 4
m
DAILY HEBALD.
ara±
wbmmay MomriHO ,.,, , mr 10.
~^ “at:;: r: Ji.ei; 1 :5a: aer=s^r=
iiauamui «ji. time thm. OihMlMi M4 ls4lMifoU# OtatfiJ Bill VIP* nAi**t.*A*n. A%*tra Llihtaiaf OAyfnNM..... >40a.m. t M r.a FiKMrfMd difOMM lx. 4.oo p. m. sou am bta«aw?ss*'vs;.! qim—mm*4 iliMa«y*ik ;«•«««■. (otMimfifi riA ooanaariiia)
BiWa. m. li'.br m
OlsetanMl Cxpreis 4iU0 t. u. <11—t—«< ■iifcnad —401—4— Bailr*—.
(OlMOtMMAfl ffA MfOMOMB.)
UlnotnMAll faprM* BiBBA.M, 1:50 f u.
Ciaol—iixpNM..
<#««•«««« 4.00 PiM«
••lUf—Ml— ■■Uroa4.
M««ll ..II. I I 4 I • . - Aooommodatlon Migfil JBxprasi .
;W”
5 ; 3!? A “ 4Mr.u S i40 P. M
AMmfi
*<P?e§s 7j40a.ii AccommodAtlon IOiOO A, m Mall BjBOp.u
M—Imb Ballread,
Mirnlnf *Jj.lUk4...«.......8:aO A.M. ISiSO r.M
laBamavilla BailraaB,
MorningKxpraitiiii OjBOa.m. 8:00 a. M ciiloaxo KxpraM 6:10 r. M I9 ; a0p. V MIgMt upraaa.i««i«««*«4«««« .7j46 r. M« 4 jW a. El Kvanlng ExpraM. S:SJrif 0:40p.m tndUnapolia, Porn and OhUag* lallwaf. China— Mall It40 r.M. 7:11 A M Chicago Kapraai <<«..BiMP a OiSOP.m
Lataratia and Oklaage aalii aad (julnor ami St. Jo Kxpraaa.. 8K)8a. ir< iiiiongo Kxpraaa, itvf.U. ciiiongo NightKxproaa.. iiMr.tf.
ainelanallMallroad.
a< •
9 .80 A M 4:50 r.M 8:00 A M
Morndia Kxproii. •<••• i ixn BjBOa.m. In nup.a M til anl \cooininodatiOa...10:90 A. M. 7:80 a. M ChioaaoKxpraM... 0:10 P.a. 19:10 r. n Mi»rtln»rllla Aooommodat'a 1100 P.a. lOilSA.a Tarra Maaia aadladlaaapoll*. St. fyonUHxppaM...OiOO A.a. fl:1| p.a MAttoon fixpraPi i«o p.a. 10:00 A. a Might Bxpraaa.. 8gW P.a. BjOOa.m .oatavlUa, Maw Albaar aadOklaagaMailraad.
(aaainoABTiiS /photiom.] Going North. South.
Ksprati.i ItilO P.a
Ao«x*mmodfttlon........... 7:4BA.a.
10:00 A. M.‘ 10:00 P.a
CITY Ji_* W • . The HanMrapt X.n«r. We nro printing ami will have ready In two dips, tho virions blank farmafor application! under Hie bankrupt law. Attorneys ami otnerg desiring nny number of these blanks, will please semi In their order*»«««uoe. Alan ION COUNTY DUMOOMATtC CONYMM-rioN.-The Democracy of Marlon county, mul all who desire to act with them, are requested 11 meet In Mass Convention at the court house In the city of Indianapolia, on Saturday, July •M, at leu o’clock A. M., for the purpose of placing In nomination candidates for the ofllces of county auditor and commissioner for the Third District of said county. A general attendance Is requested. Good speakers will bn on hand. By order of Central Committee. id A. JONfea, Chairman. Ta-dar’a Adrertlecmente, Dividend Notion. UellefonUlne Bailway Com* pnnj^-Dirldend of three per eent. to share* holders. Cheap Kansas lAnds-Wlle) 4 MaftloS For Sale cheap—Cottage hon«e. Wm' H. Craft. itnalneaa ffntleea. Auctlon-Uy A. I.. Hunt A Co, at Mrs. Cun ningham'’* confectionery. I.unch—At tho First Nntionnl Romored—Hanning. Ramsey A Co., to 84 West Washington street. The Turf—Trotting aaee at Camp Morton. July
11.
MTPPBf. Brown, tha bstur, tb« mtm Mb Btrout, solemn, bmJ and f—tleal protest agaloet tho removal of — old —4 woll known pump, at who— maty spout many a waary wayworn bummer has aovIa4 kla Maatag cop* pom. Baar tho Ppotoeodr’s vtrt—u» tadUna-
Mtj
Pfua tM bosom of aadthBraarth, Tho eryatal fluid knvat, Troth from tho well, tho efoar atfoam ran, To Bt—othatMTalora thirst Oh i Joyous thank* worohot—tohoav— For that old pmMf,hy aaorey given They drank—hi— Men— were the wayworn
heat,
And every langald eve looked bright again as the atari above, When the shadows had pata«4by, How grateful to the burning brow Wne th—oM pnmra Ins—l—i «owt
Rscimo,—Good sport at Camp Morton to* morrow. mar rhe deposits of the Indiana Hranch H inking Company, for .Tune, amount to $"98,
'21'.,
J-iT With tho prospect of a good wheat crop, there are encouraging symptom* of a general revival of trade. Tr^TTestorday morning waa most relresh* Ingly cool. Several suicides were postponed in consequence. Tobacco Wohm.—Kraacla Jacobs was yes* ierday arrested and lodged in jail on suepl* don of having stolen two eaddles of tobacco frem Qua Beck. iMPJtovKMKNT.—We notice that tho street commissioner Is improving Indiana Avenue, by cleaning out the gutters, beyond the eansl. Bully for him. Sf.o-w.—The Vermont etreet bridge which broke down some three weeks ago, Is very slowly Improving. It probably will be finished nr\t week. Mchdukkr.—A man named Jones, arrested In IlllnoD on a charge of having committed a murder In Cincinnati, was afforded temporary quarter*In our j >11 yesterday. Ilo left last night. Wool.—Hallowell A Coburn, of Boston, In their wool circular of the 6th Inst., quote Indiana wool as follows: Coarse 43 to 4So,< medium 48 to 62o., and fine 62 to fife, 11T In yesterday’e Issue we stated that the Indianapolis Banking Company paid a rev* enun tax of 174 20. It ahould have boen $174 28. The deposits wars $898,34.* 70. flVTwo retromlngent soldiers, who de* serted from the arsenal, were arrested at Terre Heute yesterday. They have an eheouraglng prospect of a few montha ball and chain before them. mim . WhUaT.—No new wheat hae yet been received in thle market, and the rate* AF which the market will opnn are matters of conjecture. The Impression Is that it will not go above $1 60 Bt the opening. Up th# Belief obtains road contracts for early delivery have been made at $3. JUT Jacob Bock, the weatherbeaten veteran who laid aside his mueket after live yeers Of arduous service, and now slings the paint brush, can not entirely overcome his warlike propenaltlee—eepedelly while the weather ie so sutphurouely hot. Jaeeb wae up agMn yesterday on two charges of assault and battery. The warrtar met with a pecuniary reverse In each case, CoLLlAiON.—Yesterday about no—, — a little boy was croaaing Washington atreet, —ar the Fata—f aeu-,ntn»aH< »ata,nta>ie dog from the country wn* ruoning In the opposite direction and collided with the juvenile, who he not only knocked off the track hot also off bis pins. We concluded the purp had not learned city manners, as he dtd apt at»p ie beg the lad* pardOH. www,—al* Ohookhi—.—The large aid entenstve grocery store of A. Jenet A On* hm been remeved from the Set— House Block (a gebnuir* — w block, noeebers $4 and IB Me* rtdlan street. TWsleo—ofthelnr—MWBntaBale grocery houeee in tha Weet, aadlBdetag — exte—tee trade. They now dWupy three (terlee and (he basement, nil of which are •lied with the beet ef geods. aud fc* MM — the lowest market prices. Wa,tahc In recommending thle house to our. who vlett thle eltf wrtli (he flew hf lag first el ass goods «t most reasonable prices, Th* WtHutr-nu frtfefef along the Bellerental- read am«dd tan to wHdlse mnay a •having the bearded grgia from the fn— ef an* —re—— operation rather barhero—, if net ehoektog. The wheal Ie said ie he unenoeph^bJn^Serfre^hi? though, It prehnhly —rely a farmer**/-owl. Meviaf Me# ew^kaew^ydt—' #B$fii#yy TWBadiy andeateaaphythe neeaaed weevil, “farmer Me##*’to BOW -tanal-d th— bMI ; >r a abort erep, WeehMl m. Wturn's ThkaTun OOMiqtra.-lfr. White, well hwawate t— theater gelnf people ef la*
they not hs werta beyond Somo cosWy dtadem— Ceatd —ght the Bnestgold oempam, Or pearl, or tuatreae gem, With that jmra,eoel stream rv-mgout Be cheerrm from the r—irspout< Tho flary spirits, sore'Pfwmsed, B My habit, woe A«d «»«. The weary, s-u ‘he guilty too, Have <Yan<l refresbmente there. Wh*>< the streams of cooleit water flow from that old pump aoae daya ago. But oh: can aught axeaed my wrath, My cheerful feet had trod Tho old baalon track, so eft to drink Ti.o bounteous gift of gracious God l To flml no vestige of tha eld pump there, Retraced my staple In ted despair. O! you saereligione mu, who dare To dry ap streams of coolest water’s low, Be thou dooaaed to drink in dark —spnlr, flour lager, hot, stale and nasty i No Ico or water in year rifle whisky, While nightmares dance — th— frtskv Anpxmon.—We paid a abort visit to this thriving town yesterday, the eonnty —at of Madleen county. It hae beta three yean since We saw thle towa, aad in that time it hae grown out of all reeemblanee to lie former self, having widely extended its borders, and more than doubled its popnlation. It ia one of the most thriving — well ae one ef tho handsomest towni la the fitate. It contains a population of between four and fivxM’-"'**^ and la growing at a ratrt* within the past two ve*-~ "* nnderetend that at leant «... iidndredhouNihave been built within ita limits, and to-day it la almost impoaalUe to rent a home, while rente are almost ae high as they are here. There are a great many larg ■uni elegant dwellings In Anderion, and the place bears about it a look of move than ordinary thrift. The town la beautifully situated, and wo do not know of a more attraottve little city, Tho finest water power in the State may be hud in Anderson, and a company ia talked of to build a hydraulic canal,to make it available. Ills estimated that tha work can be com pick'd for $75,000, and when done It will bo of incalculable benefit in developing tbe resources of the city. Anderson boast* of two fin* school bouse* and several handsome churches, a foundry, a brewery, and a manufactory of patent medicines. Notwithstanding ita great adaptability to manufacturing purposes, It has not so much as a woolen factory. There la plenty of good building stone within a mile of the town, and there Is an abundance of gravel. The afreets are all paved or graveled, and alter tbe hardest rain will bo clear of mud In a short time. While in Anderion w* called upon Meiers. Scblater and Cook, of tbe flaindtaltr, whom we found at work, preaching sound democracy to the people of Madteon. We a)*o met that genial gentleman, Colonel Thomas 5. Stllwell, who hae a* fine a pair of matched bays as can be found in the State. We also glimpMd the genial countenance ol Colonel Milton S. Robinson, and spent an agraoable half hour with tha oounty offioera. The raging White river roll* its turbid current along theeaet and northern boundaries of Anderion. This noble itream ia aaid to abound in tho finest oat flab, with occasional “alga” of baaa, and aportamen from far off town* congregate there aad thereabeuta, for the purpose of cultivating tbe Waltontaa art. We heard of Captain Dave Braden Up there a lew daya alnce. The Captain didn't catch much fish, but he ate a “powerful” chance o’ cherry pie. How are you, pie. Bask Ball.—-The following oommoateatioa cliped from “ Wilkt't Spirit ” do- not apeak lo.very good term* of the champion club of this State, and will in part explain their unaccountable absence at the Lafayette tournament on the 4th fnatant. TH* OAMK AT LAPONTI, INDIANA. Dear Bptrlt: About on* month ago tha Dowagtao Base Ball Club, challenged the Laports Club, ofaempioneof Indiana, The latter named the 36th Instant, nad Laporte as th* pie— for playing the match. Accordingly the Dowagtao Club Yiatted Laporte yeeterday, arriving about twelve o’clock, after a ride of •Ixty.flve miles by rail and carriages. They looked up a hotel, got some dinner, and secured tbs mtvloss of a small boy, who conducted them to the grounds of the ohamptone. One o’clock waa tbe time mentioned for commencing play, and was so published ia the Lsporte papers. The Dowaglace were on the ground promptly at the time, and waited until nearly ihr— o’clock before they were favored with the flret view of their renowned competi-
tors.
ine Laporte* had, for this ep—lal o—aelon, built a tight board ten—a ehort dtatan—in tbe rear of the home ba—, for the purpo— of stopping the ball* of their “lightning pitcher.” To this tho Dowagtao boys objected, but were unable to get It removed. It was apper—t that the “ ohamptone” felt great eseufanee ef an ousy victory. Some quite lively betting was done; sporting men ef Leport* seemed to think they had a sure tblag, but tbolr —nfldenoo wae a littlo shaken when they found that tho Dowagla— bad friends there who were ready to taka any and all beta that were offered, The Dowaglacs won tbe tosa, end took tbe field. Vo— opened tho play for L«* jmvte. and wae out — a foul fly by catcher} SbaUuek struck out; Teed end Monday made runs tthe latter a home:) Fla— waa mm on
LOCAL 1T1W. > Auctfoa Sxlewf Vmraltmre, Caar^ rxta, xrc^-A. L. Bat A Co. will -11 at Mrs. Cunningham’s ooafaettooery, corner Illinois and Market streets, —Thnraday, duly 11th, at lea o’eleek a. M^ an aisortment of hooaehel# furniture, e*e., consisting ef Kxtension TaMee, Mae—ua, Bodotoada, Carpets, Week •tandi, flat Rack, Mattrewe*, Looking GlaBBce, ‘Wash Bowl* aad Pitchers, 4 targe let ef Dteh—, Queensware, Feather Pillows, Ola—ware, et*., eta.
cons;
vtii
a, so dll War-, who JUewedt Dafsadorf, a splendid atrlke to right geld, made a n home run; Alward made his third ba—; Hre wneir wae out at flnt ba-; Wagor out on fly by center field; Bowling went out nt first base. In their second Inaiag the ekeaeptoae were obliged to take up with n ” gee— *§§/• their flret thr— atrlkers goteg out at the bet la rapid sno——t—. The Dewagta- made Ikr— runs la t|etr -oond. < la their third iailnf Lsporte did some good baUlDg,(Vo- maklag a home run,) and scored seven rune. The Dowagiaee etiil held the l«ad bf making five Orf their third, and widened the gap to making -vea to Laporte*’ two la Ike Matt Innings. Thn champions made two on their fiftb. Tbe Dowagiaoe had mad* thr— aad only one head out when the game w— celled by the umpire, M the request of tbe Lepert* off, b—MM the game wae net eompietad, £. Mathbcn^ ef Laporte, wae ampin, YoUN, ‘ _ i, ,.jt “ A. If. ALWAXD. Duwegln»Mtahi<an, Jae 37,1867.
fVeeiT^etiee.
We are indebted ie ttewilwf lkr a eapyf thtavolnme. The reader onaeqnaintod with the eattya wifi gain a very gooff Idea of their aeepe by gtaneiag at the sever at Mtiea, whtah are ae followe: “Power and Poiiey ef XxeinmfdMI J# 1ftlMisMsn# si# Jfshl—# (*(*ttffTrMMAMi^l /"nimlf w—wp g**en w wn —w N^enggpi—^mona NwWMmnuav* Me/’ “Preedn—n'e Burean Bill,” “The Civil Rights Act/’ “A Rational Convention/’ "Tho Colton Tax/’ "la the Preeaat a Legnl Congttnr "Tho Territorlalialag Aet/’ "A Rational Convention/’ "no Uaorgia Com/’ “Addre- lo Kentnehy Lagtsl-nre,” "Vbo MtseieMppi Cade/’ dodge Riehofae ie om ef |ktt ttlAtttti (fif’tffAtt -MAt e—fllffff—4 wBad^^ww /seanww —bbbm ^^#g*givn^^^kn ^p^rwfiw^^rttg wrltare fn the oontry. Tho tatty#, ae will hodoti—ff by ttoae tMlear retotota thooMNta polltleal history of the eoflatry, hea— their TfllQt Atttf IniMftMOAe tr* fftattoi tottoM who doeire to be thoroughly latonaoff MfihdMt ffMBtaMffa Meet nit— g to— upon wOv (J* —pUKrIN 'fUWHttWy wBtt MmUm of wfeMi will lAitiMAi Ik# iiftHf
ill WNi
t> Mb fliNB ml Rata* wen’s dtotaf ataeon yotaerffaf mornlnff, nonr the Uaten ftvof, daintily weeryinf A- rw msflne of n motaen ebep, n eknnffar ontorta and took a —at at on# ot (he lltU^whito aevered MM—. W# hnnw him no n glenoe—one
fenowg, nett
■hi hi Irh^ w^P
mm
I*mmoMmff«—•mmat off flee Flret Rational, on Court etreet, to etlll lunchlaghle friend# every morning «t ten o’el—k. Be wtoe, ye knagry, beefier# / The b—t of Win—, Liquors, Al—, etc., aervad at the bar. R«moToA.-'ni« well kmwwm firm of Hanning, Ramsay A Co., have removed tbetr Plumbing, Oaa and Steam Fitnog establish moot from Market atreet to No. 83 W—t Washington sir—t, where they can be found at all times ready and prepared to a—ommoclate those who deatre work In their line. _ _ Tke Ttarf.-A Grand trottlmf race comes off over the Camp Morton Driving Park on Thursday, July lltb, between the following horses: M. L. Ualre’s b. g. Canada Dan, C. C. Post’s b. g. John, and Mr. Caffsy’s b. nt. Molllc Bukner. They are all good boracs, and a fino trot Is expected. The Illinois street cars run within a abort distao— of the track. Hors— start at thr— o’clock. Ladles admitted free. One Hundred i’laoaiiennd Eurelopeefor sale at greatly reduced prl—a by Todd, Carmichael A Williams, Glenns’ Block.
0-8
— — • ^ - - Phot ogrApha —Sixteen bablea In Miller’s room at on— for pictures. Failed on two only. 9-2 Blank Booko.-Tedd, Carmichael A Williams, Glenn’s Block, keep nothing but a flret da— made Blank Book, and —II them lower than you can gat them made In this city. Ledgers, Journal*, o-r®—*•, Cash Books, Blotters- Books, Memorandums »•" rx—Books, Receipt Books, Bills reyable and Rewiyabie, Nolo Books, Bill Books, letter Files, Newspaper Files, etc., wholesale and retail by Todd, Carmichael A Williams. 9 3 •tree* Hallway.—Change of Time, Crown Hill Line. Leave Union Depot at 7 A. M., 9 a.M., 11:30 a. M.,2 p. M., and 4:30 F. M. Leave Crown Hill at 8 a. m., 10 a. m., 12:30 r. M., 3:80 f. m., and 6 p. m. C. 8. Alvohd, Praaldent. Per R. F. Flktchkr, Secretary. 8-dl w It In aald that coaatant dropplna will wear a stone; “ well what of it,”— long as you can go to Home, Adams A Co’s. Carpet House, and procure the beet, cheapest, and Utest patters of all goods ia their line. Call and examine goods—they take pleasure In showing them. Nf«w Pnennatitle Gin*.—At Little** Hotel may be seen an entirely new experiment in the way of illuminating gas, and one In every way euceeesful so far — can now be seen. It Is what le called pneumatic gas, or in other words, atmosphere pumped through a benzole chamber, and Impregnated with the gae, and then served through tbe —rvl— pipe the same as ordinary coal gas. It requires no new plpea or fixtures, and Is manufactured right on tbe premises, If Indeed tbe process of pumping the air can bo called manufacture. The gasometer there Is in tho cellar, six feet deep and twelve In diameter, which will hold a supply for the house for two nights, rhe only expanse Is tbe benzole, which cost* dve dollars a barrel, and It Is estimated that at the outside ten or twelve barrele will last the entire year, and probably six, making the total c—t of lighting tbe establishment from thirty to sixty dollar* per year, against seven or eight hundred dollars at before with —al gas Every bouse can have He own gasometer, large or small, according to the number of burners, and It can be used Just as well for lighting a city as a bou—. New York pureka—d the right for $300,000, and Ohio is —Id for $100,000. Mr. W. W. Watkins, at the Sherman House, le the General Agent for Indiana, and hae county, city or Individual rights for aale. All Information can be had either of Mr. Fay, at Little’s Hotel, or of Tut*wller Brethere, who mode the gasometer for the first experiment. Tbe light Is clearer, lighter and more brilliant than —al, and cmU one-fifteenth ae much. It will pay all to examtae it. ‘ ^ ^ ^ 8-d3tAwlt Yoaaag Flea WMafaff to Leara Telegraphing, will find every facility at tbe Indiana Telegraphic Institute, corner Washington and Meridian *tr—to. 29.1m la Oiaciaaatl. DOCTOR KBNNCoY, who—name Isso familiar to tha Amerleaa public, aad ona of the most learned phyeioUne in thle country, whose me—esfal treatment of di—aeet of tha ekln and limbs have given him a world wide reputation, lain thle olty, andean be consul tel at ala ofl—, M9 West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia paper, •pealing of hla, says: “Havinggraduated at on* of the bast schools in the world, be travslgA extensively, having visited every people and kingdom having any position among tho nations of the earth—hie scholastic aad selentlSo et tainmeats gl via g hla a—a— to the prtacipai mad leal i—titatlons of the Old World. With an tnthn•tattle love aad veneration for bn profession, he has end—vorad to tra— the nature aad to aseortela the actnel Influen— exerted by remedial agents la effeotlag tha removal — diseas— of the skin, for parifylag the Mood and removing all disease* arising from —rofulous and other conetttntiOMl complaint*, sad restoring tho dlsorde—dsyseem tosoand aad perf—t health. There ae* ao remedies known to the —tan— of man that MU Mnal bis tra—most. Dr. Kennedy has coltasted the principal discoveries with which modern chemistry has enrlcbad the Held of Materia Med lea, (a Washington Journal «ay», havlag made tho— dt—aeos, diseases of th* ekta aad Hah*,) a sp—laity for teventeen yean he I* able — th* Instant to give yon th* name aad cause of year disease, with tha mathematical certainty of a ready r—hoaer.” Parsons — a distance can ho tooatod hy giving a description of diseases by tab-meria-dly
•P1C1AL NQTIOit. AN a-VMM. | »Jtabta*lSd CSfS-taVLilSa-•ioa to now —fully eekaowtadfod, recotviag the me- free approbation of fhyotateM, and lx whtah the true name of Anodyne to parf-tty ap parent, that la advert!*lag, |— tra* —araator to only to b* given, which I—k all who bare not "‘to*-* Rf ffM- Mratov* merer, to aaogpt with confides—. - ,. , It lath* true remedy for No—gU, Tic Dolor onx, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Tooth aad Bar Ache, Read Ache, Palafal Meastmatioa, Amenorrhea, Dtsmeaorrhoa, Dotlrlam Tromons, Spinal Complaints, Loss of Sloop, aad as a mild aad gentle opiate to all Norvont Affections, fn Asthma ft ba* boon emiMhily sue—ssfnl. In Heart Complaints, a vary potent remedy. JOHN L. HUN a EWILL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist aad Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boatoa, M—eaebasette. M^hold byvall regular dealers in medicine JelOdeodAwoowlm
C9«»MHg|#to
X
» Plain
„ AjSSrtean Spring St—1
gKBSWAjl..
ISAUft—Tcit m
Pulverised Brick.
:: SS .. I* oo ....14 01) ..MtoBO
.....Ita —8 — ;:.moo
..seotoew ..I M tot 78 . 8 00 toSM — 00 to — 00
HYGIENIC WINE This inroaran Tonic, raoommended by tha m—t *mta*Bt pbystatass, tornado of Admit* la Ms comp—Itleu only Tbuta, Aromatic aad Febrifuge subs ten sis. It rspUoes, with a great superiority, all other Siam, which have for a ba— nothing bat alcohol or Inferior whiskies. It to richer than any other Sitters la Aromatic aad Balsamic Ppladplea, And Its taata to oagntoltc. Its scothtag ##—ts ox tha Narvona Fluids to m—ta—oatohtag. Her, while it gently exbU— by reaalmstlng the fuaettom of tha Dlgeetiva Organs, aad dtosipate languor, by gently refreshing and stimulating the Brain, giving a healthy tons to tho whole organism, it laavet behind non* of tho baloftil Influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. W* warrant that, upoa trial. Hygienic Win* will bo founds Meat DeUclamc BcTcrmgc, Posse—lag wondorful vim— ia all us— of Dyspepsia and Debility, and moreover to uaex Hod
— an
A.PPKTIZKR.
To Ladles, especially, it will prove a m—t eg—tual relief for tho— ailments to which tho —x to most liabto.
LAMBERT A RA—*—>w,
81 «ana»m**aaway, New York.
actmCAT PERL! will bofouadamosfdeliclous Wine, superior to anything of tha hind—it ia tha pure jul—of tha Xaeet grape, fruity and dolleioui beyond description. Try it aad — eoa-
via—d.
Bothof thoWIn—arofor—ta by Browning A
Sloan; H. H. Lee, under Bat— House > Hay A Co.
corner Illinois and W—blngtonstre—.
JUBO WN1N4* 4t ax-41 AN.
octfldly ladlanapolto. Agaatafor Indtava
KS.rrr*:::::::::::::
ufi®t!MRgs£E. „„8hlp»tnflk U 00to 87 00 BUTTER—Prime to chol— good demand 16 to 18 assist *" OnepoaBdCoyeOy—on, Pjrdot. » ttto— Two “ Peaches •• •• 4 60 to Two “ Cherries “ ” 8 00 „„Two •• Black Berries •• “ 4 00
CHEESE—
Western Reserve 18 to 14 Hamborg 15 to It cLAY!p7b«.hei:::, to . .w Bragn.... to 17 COPPER^ Brasiar’s Copper 88 oo»ssc;«7Shr po “‘ •••“ Laguayro.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.’.m^ to 5 Bo #8 to M *o. «00 94 to SB No. 706 *9 to 98 Carpet warp.. 64 to M Coverlet yam BA to 57 tSSfmiiutxum: ■“““
h'Sum::::::::::::::: EKlTim:::::::::::::::
HV'''
.. 9 00to 1000 ..TBOOtoieoO
Poaches, halves, per lb 18
" “
NawJWag—»e T. SB to'TO
FISH-We quote:
JJkite Fwa, one-half bbl 7 00 to FORWGN re FRUITifl lr# '*’ Ur|r * •* 44U> * 80
Raisin*—Layers, new
*F ladlanapolto. Agcatafcr Indfawa. |$. fe,..
T* the Belancholy.
* *.•4*0
4 76 to460 — ■ I —to
Tbe melancholy and despondent oftentimes think It useless to addict themselves to tbe habit of taking physic, especially in tha form of pills, and wear them—Ives, soul and body, Slowly away by degrees, when, in fact, Rodway’s Regulating Fill* act precisely the reverse with snob like peevish natures. They heave off that moodlshness at once; Instill new life and blood, drive away despondency, aad convince, by their properties, all such melaaoholy persons of their great mistaka In allowing sock advene tboaghto to command them. Those who harbor (and there are millions) such fallacy, will admit, on trial, that there is a good aad offsetlvo remedy la the Begalatlng Pills, aad feel astonished what happy re•nlts they will warrant. Being coated with •weet gum, they are tasteless, and are purely vegetable. They sbaald be used la eases of indigestion, Inflammation, Pleurisy, Lumbago, Asthma, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Piles, Kidney disease, and all Inner dorangemsnts. To the her vons they are very beneficial. Sold by Druggists. Prl— 95 cents per
Jy9dAw9w
A Card to Invmlidfl. A Clergyman, while residing la South America as a missionary, discovered a safe aad simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of tho Urinary aad bomiaal Organs, aad tho whole train of disorders brengbt on by bsneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have b—n enrsd by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit tbs afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelops, to any ono who needs it, ran or cijxmx. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, feblS dly New York City. HilPta Hair Oy ep fifty-nts, black or brown Instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliaMe, indeed tha best in u—, has been before the public ever flfieea yean, Is tha cheap—t, containing as much — tho nsnal dollar slsea. Depot, No.— Joha street, New York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medic ins, perfumery aad fancy goeda stoess every where. JelSdly
GBAIN-Market dnli.' Wheat, red, per bus. White, very scar—. Corn, ear, •• .
Oats
GLASS-Subject to discount often to fifteen per
cent, tor largo orders.
oJw'::::
»• * * *• #•«• * • 4*
;;;;
HAIR— Per bushel 35
HIDES-
o^aaiiM.:;::::;;;::;; Green CMf XkinV.V.V.V.V.’, 90
IRON—
BotledSheetIron,Nos.l0toS7 8* to 7R Charcoal do do do 9\ to 10 v Genuine RushU 8? to 98^ Imitation do. A 90 Aa—rtoan Spring Stoat.'. .'.'.7.\'.'.7.7.\l4to14* Horsewhoes per lb... Horse shoe Bails
LEAD
Bf; r WtottlSM she—'and pi,m.7:.7:7:;:.':77.777:.7;rr::ift
Lath,poplar ...
hautL MOLASSES^
New Orleans.: Porto Rl—.... Sorghum
OILS—
Linseed Oil
n Nfw l#rk HaFiwfi. NSTW YOBX, Tuesday, July 9. Flour—Becmpts, 3,487 barrels; rather iMr* aetlv* aad 1O02O*. better; the advanee ia f® OOtalOfor extra Weatera; #10 40011 for cholee Western; S10 00011 k 1* shipping Mg^NGff $12017 for winter extra St. Louis. T*«»F-Sal- of 460 barreta at $11014 no, 6 JJye Floor—Sal— of 060 barrels at $« 600 Wbisky—Onlet and firm. . 1003 26 for No. 2 MUwakee; $2 60 for No. 1; $2 9002 96 for wblte altfordia; $2 96 for white Calfornla; $303 25 tor amber Georgia-tbe latter retail. Bye—Firm. Barley—Dull. Malt— Nominal. t Oats—Receipt*, 40.070 bushels; mark— 102c better; sain of 86,000 busbels at $1 0601 ObU
am.
Corn—Receipts, 34,095 busbels: 203e. better and sale* of 92,000 bushels at 81082Wc. for W-terxMHo. for State. Coffee—Prime Rio firm. dsmSsts! ‘• 000ko “'“ < - d ’ Molasees—Lower; ml— of 400 bocsbeads of Cuba on private terms.
Hops-Quiet.
Petroleum-Nominal at 16017c. for erode:
27e. for refined fn bond.
Fork—Opened firmer and closed lower; sal— of 6,600 barrels at $21 23022 for new mess, closing at $21 caah; $19 for old meas; 7/«0 barrels new me-, seller's option, Aug.
delivery, at $22 26.
Beef-Firm: satao at $14018 24 for aaw Plain me—; $23029 for now extra mess. Bacon—Firm; salea of AM box— choice long
clear middies; 12c. for clear.
Cut Meeto—Firm; anl— at 8Ji0»J£c. for
shoulders; 12014c. for hams.
Lard-Steady and sal— at UX012Xc. for
Butter-Doll at 19012c. for Ohio.
Cheese—Heavy at 7<aui^. * w»vigupr=Dnn aad drooping. LATEST MARKETS—6 P. M.
Flour—ao—d5010c.bettor 00 good; steady
for common.
Wheat—Closed upward tendency; —1— of 2 spring at $21008 82; No. 1 spring; $2 400 ^Rga—Closed sear— and advancing; Weetera Oats—Closed very firm at 82003c. for Wes-
torn.
new* mlxeS^W—toro^^ 109 tor good ta prime . .Pork—Sal— of 826 barrels new me— at $M 50, etaslag with seUers at $21 12)4 cask nod regular; buyer* at $22. - Beef—Firm. Cut Meats—Firm. Baeon—Firm and only a limited supply. Lard—Steady aad a fair buaineas; 12^012% for fair to prime steam; 12J^c. for kettle sender ed. Cincinnati Martlet. CutciNitati, Tuesday, July 9. Flour—Firmer and folly 50c. higher on the bettor grades; th* taw—grad— a—dull, and prices nominal; we quote family — $12013; fancy, $13 50015. Wheat—Scarce and prices higher; sale* of No. 2 winter at $2 45; No. l,$2iO; no new offering; tbe frequent showers prevent its being tbrasbed out fn Kentucky. Corn—Unchanged; sal— at 75c. for No. 1 in bulk; 85. racked; white would Bring 86c. sacked. Oats—Scarce and In demand at 77c. for No. 1; 74076c. for No. 2. iRye—In light supply; No. 1 would bring Cotton—Dull and heavy, aud prices nominal at23c for mlddiinf
Baltdmrb, Tueaday, July 9.
Ilnur—Finn; asnff brands —tree; common
and medium eredulL
rancing. .
*£&’*’*’* **•■
PEZ!5Sl’
■•.•taheff, 12a.
U*.,^
New •rtnaa NEW ORLBAMA Toe-toy, My 9. Sugar and Moii— Stock light; ■— eonflaed to retail. VtooF—Scarce, with sal— of superfine at $11. prt “* “ Oate—Quiet and firm at 85c. Pork—Na sales: hoiders ask an advance; round lota are held at $22 20024 60. Bacon—Tho stock of shoulders Is exhausted; —I— of nbbed aid— at 12)*c.; dear sides, ^^rd—Quiet; sales at 15c. In tierces; 12J£c. in GMd’-$18tti.
Bn— Vwrto Brr
Nbw York, Tuesday, July 9.
Dry Good*—Quiet and the market firm at 17K01&C- for all standard sheeting.*; 16)40 17>{e. formeolum unbleached musilna; 12)4 for prints; 19tae. for ginghams; 12014a. for drills; 19c. for brown and muslin detain—; 20e for all staple standard makes; Anvers A ChalHers bring 23c.; Bo—tan cloths, 28e.; all wool
detain—, 45c.
Cn—bridge Cattle Market. Cambridgx, Maee., Tueaday, July 9. Beef Cattle Receipts, 811 brad; market a little move active at lest week’s prices; set—of extra at $18018 75; fint quality, $12012 69; socond. $1101160; (bird, $10 60. Sheep aud La—ha Hscotpto, 3^294head: the pr*e«. ■■■ itan dewnward; sales at 404^c. per pound; prinr lamb*, $803 Sq. Veal Calvaa—XSAflia. — ■iitPEwr. DAILY TTiTPAT.n
BOOK BINDERY,
w 1-2 Bftst WtshlistiB Street,
rNDi-A-P»r-A.i > OL*i—. iJNut^vrq a
■to OuaawcUua wttb aar Large
RAILWAY LIMB.
FAST TIME EAST. COLUMBUS & lEDIAEAFOLia Short Line Route.
CyAttCttFF Tltth*-
Ftttt* «4tfo, 1M7.
Bosvu.
Pitta AC.
E^.lTgt
ladta—jpalla..
EXO A.R.
4J09F.R.
4.80 r.w
Kioh—Md Cotunbua.....
Eta a.o. IJfir.R. A— “
fJ§ «ff IS*-*
Eta “
Lfl4ULJLLMPE^ ■ • * • SSte.-.r
D w 96* “ 909 “
at* — 10.46 “ 806 “
19.46 “ SS “ ■fiOP. R Uar 8X6 - 12 “
2Sfo&;::
•M “ 8—A.R. 19 to r. M. 6 95 “ 100 “ 616 “
0JO “ 8.«6 T. W. 4 —AX. 696 - 146 “ 6X0 “
6 46 a w
8.60 r. if
4.4ft r. w
Ymt^h™**** -***• mr “
orxsb kontes Hew -
pasata
Ueeplag Cars, 1 t com Tort those of
Hanu com ion uiose ol any era ran through to NhW A RK, (on the
•g in elegance Hne, era ran th
al Ohio r
BREAKFAST. H^Ftako-cmd via Piqns or Dayton. Fmtsenusn. to avail themselves of the
f PMhUa u IX DIANA FULI8 bailwa’Y — ton •* 1 “ to ^ ^ • boT « i‘ oin ts
F cnA»h?hPj£rV2!’ t 8u * eri * tend * nt - F. CHANDLER, Gen 1 Ticket Agent. _ J. 8. SHACKELFORD, m,—dfins Western ue Sonshern Agent.
BITTERS.
An Interesting Question.
W^to^WSS*- 0 * *“ cepti - Mold—tty tho-nffectod with nay disease of the nojuach, liver, or any of the organs appertaining to digestton. This ala— of person* undoubtedly will be more liabta to contract this disease than tho— possessed of strong aad healthy digestive organs. The qn-tiou then naturally arises, how shall we restore and keep these organs in a healthy and normal condition) We answer, by attention to diet, avoiding ail endue excitement, using moderate exercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, no matter ta what form presented, and by the me, according to directions, of that great strengthening tonic, HOOF’LlA.PTD’S GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by
Job Printing Office, nn. c. m. jacksok,
Wehavs one of tha most complete
BOOK BINDERIES
I the Wastern country. We era pnpnrad to do all kinds of
:;:.'7.7;:.7.7.:;;:.::i9toii
BlanW Work
j* - 1 40tol BO 1 90 tol 65 96tol 00 8ft tol 00 40 to 60
1 40 10146 9 10 tot 80
jaginoOll 1 6Utol 75 SSSrinory OH.’.'.'. (10tol » No j» Machinery OH 40 to 70 nM- B^toio.:::::::::::::::: 8S § POTATOES—In good demand 115 to 1 95
ilgnal or Headlight oil . 7.7. 7. Extra Engine Oil
Bacon, clear tides 19
alder
to 18 to 10
.. 9 95 to 9 50 ...IS 70 tola 00
875
1 New Ferfame for He H*affkerck!ef. Pfealun’* «<Nigkt Bluunilaa Ooroao.)* Ptaaloa’a Nlffet aiuumiaf Oorono.*’ PMaluaf • •# Mlfflit aiW—Ama Corea*, t* Pftaiua** atiaff Oof—nw Phaloa’s “Night Bloo—lag Corona.** A mostexquistto, dolieato and Fragrant Perfume, distilled from the rare and beaunfal tower from which it takes its same.
Manufactured only by
PHALON * VON,Now York. BKWAB1 OF OOUNTBBFBITt,
ASK FOR FH A LON’fl—TAKE NO OTHER,
jyri deodAweowly
S 90 .... 8)4 to 9 10 to 10* ... 10 to IO34 —MM to 18
PHLEBOTOMY.
BUflINBSfl COLLKOK.
TKS
When Dr. 8angredo found his pationta weak ha gave them water gruel. When they got weaker he bled thea and dosed fhea with calomel and ialap. Gil Bias toll* a* they almost invariably dtad. A good peoole are kilted th— way yet. Th* work! In general, kowev—, hot found out that, In ea—a of debility and gnamtan «*. ear. HOsTETTERW STOMACH ETTTZB8 M the truellfo-s—talnlxfcordial. ThistWclt*powerful and perfectly harmless ——0—tire. u u t it does more than Invigorate. It regulates aad pu- * rifles. While it bn.ids up tho sumgth and infuses vitality iato tho Mood, It bring* *H the seerst Ion* into harmony with tha latw of health. The feebler sex find ft vatus^ta in fh« various physical dlfflcultles to which tbclr organization renders thea subject In all lyiJorieAl and by. pochondrtcal eases Its effect le aagleal. Tbe infirmities of age are alleviated by Its a—; aad Whore the circulation is torpid, and there 1* • tendency to paralysis, HOSTETTER’4 BITTERS are reeoameadel — a moans of retnvlgorating
tho system and prolong I ngllfo.
At this season of tho yoar, particularly, when midsummer's scorching host do— — much towards redutang tho vital raavgtas — th* body, this ta—tlmable tonic aad stomach le produces a wonderful effset. By it the strength is Insrea-d. tha appetite preserved,and firmn—sand tta-Mty given to tha system. jytdoodAwtw
Bhouider* 9
Hams, plain IS to 18)*
afgrg!^—
Lake per barrel 9 85
*“
jo*!®Indlanapolte German ProctorA Gambia’s Babbitt's*! .* .* .*.' .* .*.' .* .*.' .* .* .* .'.*
40DA—
sr 2 W Common — to ta itTGAR*-Market very firm and higher. We
quote:
Maid, refined 17* White, softreiaad 16 to 17 _ Prime to choice Domerara 16 to OTAECM—There is a steady market—.. A* to i
TANNER’S OIL—
Bahja^....^..Ji 14 taliX w-7.7.77.7.7.7.77.”!7.7.7.; ::::: :y toaj
TAB—
Ottoa #6 JSST::
$22; it could have been sold — $43 50, Septem-
ber, buyer’s option.
Bulk Meats—Held at 9011c. for shoulders —d rides, aat the— ret— are Xe. above the ▼lews of buyers; therefore that was not much
done.
Hama—Held higher; they demand 17c. for common, and lor sugar cared, but buy-
ers bold back.
Lord—Dali, with sal— at for prime
city.
Cheese—Sal— at 12013c.
I&gs—Sales at 15c.
Linseed—Sale* at $1 4201 44. Butter—Steady at ISJ^c.
Gold—Closed at $138)4 buying.
Money—Close.
Exchange—Steady at dar buying. Cltlcmgw JEmrEot. 00 Chicago, Tuesday, July 9.
Flour—Oid la dull and unchanged; fresh ground is very firm, but without change in
prices.
Wneat —Th* market la an—tiled but higher; regular receipts of No. 2 advanced 4c., and tats in favorite house* 608c. per btyhel, with
COUNTY OFFICERS With promptness, and in a manner that w warrant will give entire satisfaction.
RAILROAD OFFICERS Are requested to examine our SXa^lSrK BOOKS,
sal— at from $1 90 to $1 98)4, closing dull at $1 91 for regular receipta of No. 1; red winter
in store sold at $2 55,
Core—There is 1—• activity, bat the market rul— firm at an Improve—ent of )40)4e. per bushel; sales at 84K0S6){c. for No. 1; 800 81 J4c. for No 2, closing quiet at 84)4086c. for No. 1, and 8l081)4c. for No. 2. Canal eons is in moderate request, with sal— at 80081c. for
As wo fool sati ed wo are manmf*cturing the best Books made in the State.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
Aad other bus lass* men using
t, with sai—at80081c. for X^a.x*sfe Hln.nl* Hooka,
76 to 78
.... 90 to 100 — 1 90 tol to
and tons
Bright, one-fourth and tons
nJ: »rS-:: - N#. # lChares,eo^num,y-4-oa. , A*«9 No.'* cedar US
Slf'V' 1 ::
£&}l b g%sr m '* :: i SS/S
Washboards, per dose*..., Easters (five ia ec»ti . “
Koala—osar
in moderate req
No. 2.
Oat#—Quiet, but holder# are firm; prices are l)4c. blgbe; small —I— of No. 2 at 56)^0
58)4c., cl—tag quiet at 66)4067e.
Bye—Tho market is 4—6e. higher; ■mail •ales at $1 0901 06 for No. 1 in store.
Barley—Entirely nominal. Provisions—Firm and higher.
Me— Pork—Held at $22, with buyers at
$21 50.
Shoulders—Sales of dry salted loo— at 8)4c.
Lard—Dull stll011)4e.
Dake Freights—Firm aud steady — 404)4e. for corn by —11 and steam to Buffalo, aad — 7)4c. for core by sail to Oswego.
14 Receipts—Wheat 16,000 bushels; earn 2,690 *■ bushels; flour 700 burrela; oats, 400 bush-
el*.
Ship—out* Core 400 busbels; and oats 1,800 beubota; flour, 1,900 barrel#; wheat, 31/M0 bushels. ^ ^ *»• fi—tuu JHmruet. wr. Louis, Tuesday, July 9. Tobueea—Steady; prices maintained. Cot——Doll aad nominal. , Homp—Heavy at $175 for choice undrenad: $2 85 for choice dreesod. Flour—Kore active; fresh ground aad chol— are a trifle higher; sales of extra at $9010; dooM* extra, $10 50018 25; choice and faaey, $14016. Wheat- he. Mg bar; sal— of good sad prii now at $2 2502 35; ohoice, $8 8503 0. Cora—In good dent aad aad high—; sales at 87092c. for mixed; 90096c. for yellow; 96e.0 $1 91 tor white; and $1 0201 10 for taney Oats—Higher; tales of 74030c. Rye—Advanced to 95c.0$l. Provisions—Ad vanded.
Paw Pork-Sold $28 at tbe do—.
Shoulders-Dry (alter, 8^c.
Bacoa Clear rid—, 12^013e.; clear rib.
Are foap—tod to give us a call aad examine oar stock of Papers, which we warzaatto be of th*
te»t Material in Use.
Bironie for pubu
Doaa on Use m—t tavorabte tars—.
LS
CALI* AND SEE US, ISM Bast WmmUtmgtmm street, xxffsxjfoXEAfoworas, usnx MEBAlita CtaMPANT,
7 x. :,T;;;;.G9$taW!
ilHff too—rta
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
■laehfnrff** BlaoR.
A * institution for the Fractical Ednoattan of AV yonngmon. Stadonta oaa enter at any time
OIL POLISH.
>r. J ^
j*99 tamethp
ladl an spoils
snanpooKu
WATER PROOF
111§S£^
wwol-,,,-;
4 Mto6 — 9 man a
.BSS'
CHINA tIa STORE Harness
HooffqHnrforo 1m Imfflmmm FOB CHINESE AND JAPANESE TEAS! * The China Tea Store, (BffTABUtKBa M t§§»f) 9*7OVD FELLOWS’ MALL. aw h. a. lee.
Oil a
Prexervalive,
‘ • i ‘U,i- * 4iila 1/, • *0«M.
Patented October 8$, Iflta, v , : • ■( i.l H ! ^ V '
itssggs
i 7 IMSyESIICE. TTNiON.
A Mtock Company*
TffrBTiif, tans i \ 67 SOtai i .o ■
• |
m0*ee*m*M
ta the C—pany toeoRfiaofl eo - ’ •> ■ i - ■; •. */ . 'iA ** ’■> J>AU »
rmoy i
xrxi
.TmaAde*OTH3Yi
MMHMRF tS MPflV’'099 T HBBI api 01 .XZ*.- "y—.I 96 F«BFl ■
>~wrvtrtrt WfJ'w *1"
m Youg. Tueaday, July 9. m ^ mfirnumS*!* *****
“stortiNg-flmt
Qovifh—■ A oh—to* BRfitaa’ tt quotation*: / j . u
[ o aay ^ jigar ^^ ijmmi
tS&Z-Ofm*ta—a with aff—Na*oO401 i —or* de—sad, rloetuf with tadleahigher pile—. Thefonowtag are the
»{
i+mir.MTMxm. toriasd a^JaWtagr/talJ fiiiTXA jjrn • ■aj
at $22 25022 75; held at
12)4 e.
Hams—Salea of sugar cured at 18018){e. Lard—Saka at ll)4c. for choice kettle; 13c. for kora. Whieky—Finn at $2 free.
LOcmvaxs, Tu—day, July 9. Tobacco—Sai— of 826 hogsheads; market aettveat $1 75025for common Inga of Hart cot—ty taaf. Floor—Irregular; —tea of ehri— row aft
Mew Pork—Sales i Bacon—Shoulders,
at $22.
10c.; clear rid—, 13)4e.
’,180;
Lard—Inaottir* —1101194*.
WMahy-lRbORd.l0c. Qiuteriii I——..
Sugar—Bard Mhlr OH—aa, choice.
4 fitoft of wta— hi the
i m»f w; AA,
Alhoay, 6*e.;l
Vi
r, •?
1
j'ii i’i
mirk**
aS^b^ilta wfiMM^Ufor”dSkMi^S |00fo i bgx,—hrlttq ,nju s* a is —
MOTSLA.
One square north ta Uafcm Depot, cornc liitas—aad Ctaorgia atroeta^ INDIANAPOLIS, INIVIANA. Jel d3m GEO. MCCORMICK. Freprtator.
This Bitters is a compound of fluid extracts. The roots aad herbs from which it is made are gathered in Germany, and their virtues, ia the form of extracts, extracted by one of the most scientific chemists and pharmaceutists this country affords. It is NOT A XjBQUflMK PB CUP ABLATIO 2 la any sea— *C too word; contains no whiskv, rum, —say nth— fotoxteating ingredients, and n hs ft—iy used fn families without any fear or risk of tho— —tag it contracting the disease or ▼tee of intemperance. We wish this fact distinctly understood, as many are apt to confound this Bitters with the many others efore the public prepared ftomUquor of some kind. During the OlioleTa Season Of1849this Bitters was extensively used throughout the entire country AS A PMKTENTIVK, And we have not heard of a single instance which this Bitters was used, where the perso suffered from any of the symptoms of Cholera. FHE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC, noomsDS’ films httebs.
WILL CURE
DEBILITY! DEBILITY Rosalttagfrom say can— whatever. Progtratia* af the System, nmrexnxr Severe Hardships, Exposures, Fevers,
Pisaaaaa of Camp Life. Soldiers, Citizens, ■ale er Feaumle, Admit mr Yontn, Will find ta this Bitters a pure Tonic, not dependent on bad liquors for their almost miraculous effects. This Bitters will care the most severe cases of 1> Y »I» E I* SI A., And Diseases resulting from Ptoord—loftfca Pig—tire Organs Aad b the only sure, certain —d safe remedy for UTKtt CWtaMAiKTS. All are more —la— eff—tod during the spring aad fall with torpidity of that important organ of digestion, the Uvmr. Thia Bitten, without con■rattom sf m—nry, or hy purgtag, uettpgw—fhBy am—i* nrg—,«xeft— it to a healthy aad Uvutyacttsm, and gives a tone to *t
CLARENDON HOTEL, CfiKCIMHATf, —Xto. . »• K. Outtfiottrioto A Cm., Frmprtotmra
Take th* place of
, ttmMUty i
l Lmssltmdw
bo tha
^ it is now thorearpeted, and ta will fromthU date
MANHATTAN HOTEL
A.J.fiMlTH,CkJttX.
! . . , « .1 VI
WrtN*
KIT"
XTfDXAJM AEOLUS,
iNua*
|—HbU'
* i; ‘n
F^. Ha*
EftXKAU
Mmun (mu htthsi wm ours ovary sa—of KUfaMgro,
aof toe Digestivs Organs:
mkm, mee^rnern, Efoguto fog Food, FuUA9H — Whfofot ta tho Stouoaeh, Sour tamotoH^taE 0» Fluttertag at the Fit of tee
‘ ta a lying
the Sight, fos— i
ch-mLw
af Sril, aad Great
IM '
Ui:q*7 y,bnr
^ MB?- ^
Mfob 'fn Ti'wfl i-w.in
own ta—da) **» i r-aofthteyou *•
. ». j .. <j(L t •*
MT.l
cMossFsrAh.<rz v onkxo.
i ..g * a Wfairta m
jEP;
m »r-y '.'
. r Mos: