Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1867 — Page 3
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Drath or Handoi.i-h Uoaciir.—A dispatch from Saint ruul, MlnurioU, received hereon Monday evening brought the sad neweol the death that morning of llandolph Stephen Uokcbe, eldest eon of Judge A. L. Riauhe. The deceased wae born, we believe, In Rockville, lu 1S43, and at the time of hi* death was twenty-four year* of age. Mo removed to tbl* city with his parents In 1859, and for several years attended the North Western Christian University and Hays’* Academy, always winning the respect and friendship of hie teachers and associate* by hi* uniform kindness and courtesy, and for bt* devotion to hi* studios. In 18U9 be entered the junior class In th* college of New Jersey, at Trlooeton, and remained there two years, graduating In 1805, taking the second honor In a class of between sixty and seventy members—a very rare thing for one entering so late In the course to do. After graduating he returned home, and entering his father’s otlloe commenced the study of the law reading In the ettee for eeveral months, and In the winter attending Judge D. McDonald’s law class. In the summer of liUO he beg m to practice the profession to some extent, at the * (me time continuing bis studies- But In October, we think, he had e -evsre attack of hemorrhage of the lungs, and from that time ho was never well, lit* health et first filled rapidly, and through tbo winter end early tn the spring, it was painfully evident to his filends; but with returning warm weather hi!i health Improved so much eo that It was thought advisable to remove him to Mlnnesota, whore it was hoped the climate would benefit him. But such wae not the ease. The change of climate seems to have hastened his death. It wa* our privilege to bo acquainted with young Roache lor a number of yeara, and during the greater portion of the time to bo intimately associated with hip. He wae e man of no ordinary abilities. Although not brilliant be possessed one of those steady, well balanced minds which, added to industry and perseverance, enabled him to outrank the majority of his compeers, whether In college, the literary society, or the study of law. ills success at Princeton was almost unexampled, entering, a* he did, when the coll-ge course was half completed, to outstrip the members of such n large class and to obtain the second honor, is of itself evidence of distinguished ability. HI* knowledge of bis chosen profession was extensive and varied, considering the time he had devoted to study, and It was the universal opinion of all hts a< qualntanoes that at no distant day he would have taken a high rank In the profession. Ho was one of the most courteous *n<^ obliging > oung men we have ever known, ^o natural klndni s* of b< a t bo added the grsces if ( brUtaln religion. Uniting with the First £rc&bi teriiin Church tn bis seventeenth year] he wa* ever a devoted and consistent follower Of hts faith, and like a city set upon a hill, hts light shone abroad. Always kind In bis demeanor toward others he was universally es termed, and his early death has oast a shadow over all his friends and acquaintances. It ie not our purpose to write an extended notice of our departed friend. He had more virtues and fewer faults than any young man wfi have ever known, and had he lived, would have attained to eminence In bis profession and in his life. Zeal and energy In whatever he undertook, were marked characteristics of our friend. Ho acted upon the maxims that Whatever w. worth do!nj at all, was worth doing Weil. Memo in nls t mvictions, be was earnest In securing their succese. This trait of character was manifested In all his associations and In the various spheres of action in which he was interested or toolf a pgrt %> ijuiet and unobtrusive was hw that only his most intimate friends knew his worth. If he had lived he would hsve been a valuable inrmber of society, and in hts death the community suffers s loss, for there are but few oi bis age who promised so well. Wa little ^bought that it should ever be our province to attempt to pay a feeble tribute to hie memory, but our sorrow unfits us for the task. Ills life It his best epitaph. Good Friend! True Hero, hsll and farewell! Sad, sad tndeed to be called away thus early, when )u»t fitted for and entering upon a life of useful-
titfs.
fit* lea* nlag, his rmm and bia vlrtuwi were sueh that the highest praise we can give him,jean scarcely rsach the bight uf hts 1 fc* 1 4«plj sensible of th* great lorn whMh our profsmton haa toaUloed la tbs untimely dsath of this admirable nd excellent yotutc
__ . ^ , excellent yotugi But ftrpm mir aw* sorrow, w* haMwti tun u th* metahft of won which nvnrwhHms hts dtsconsolatn parents. Than am aaato thing* which con only ha leaned by exporteoM. Those of ue who hsve ouly kwt pi roam, brothers, aMm, aad other morodislaat kindred, cu uol fully approcioto th* sorrow that desolates Um hesrt orshlad parent upon tho death of o Moved child. The present omo Is eminently distressing to tbo bereaved Parent*, u* was just arrived at maahood. Ha had but just finished hts classical and legal education. He woe Just entering upon on honorable profeeaion, wbteb, with his telenu sad otuinmenta. could set but promt** him distinction end nepplnoeo. Under such orcumttanoee, tho loe* to th* parents ta irreparable, end th* grief overwhelming. They hove, however, this bleaeed consolation that their eon wae an honor to their name} that be survives tn a “ fairer land than our*;” and that thev may meet him again tn that M better country, M where •* there shell be no more death, neither oortnw nor crying.” And white w* sympetbt** with the parents, wo rejoice that this bl**«cd hope can mitigate and palliate even th Hr unutterable sorrow. On motion, th# molutions were unani-
mously adopted.
Hon. Joseph E. McDonald then made a few romnrks, returning thanks on the part of the
family.
0. M. Wilson, FNq’ilre tn a short but beautiful speech, paid a feeling tribute to tbe memory of tbo deceased, after which tbe meeting adjourned. The eervleee at tbe bouse, In tbe afternoon, were conducted by Rev. J. Howard Nixon, paetor of tbe deceased, and were attended by elerge concourse of the friends of to* family and of th* decea-ed. Th* remains were temporarily deposited In tbe vault at Crown Hill.
tPICIAL NOTICE8.
Those oho ’go down to the sea In ships’ should always have with them this Invaluable medicine it Is capital in sudden or oft-repeated ease* or Seasickness. Nothtag like it, as an ag ecable tome. Dose, tnirtv droi«. In a wine glass or w.tter. It tones the -to och, stops its Sourness, and check- V.uniting. It never tails to do good. Persons subject (o Oisslne-s, Sick or Nervous Headache, brought on by a Foul Stomach, an i paittcularly wnen salting o the water, etuier on oceans or rivers, or riding In the ears, will po-itirelv find a marvelous remedy In tbe virtues of Its properties. Let the most skeptical try the Railway's Riady Reiter, and become convinced, without the aid or Influence of outside parties. It has an Immense sale, and la being uset eenerally as a preventive for the Astatic Cholera. For the “general Ills’’ to which w* are subjected, the Relief, In nine oases out of ten, oases, quiets, aad restores. It will cure Pain, and conquer all cutaneous diseases. Sol i by druggists. Price 80 cents per bottle. Jyl8 d&wSw
HYGIENIC WINE' This (KPoBTin Tonic, recommended by the meet eminent physicians, 1* made of fuxub mszsxut'sr. Admit* la its oomposition only Tonic, Aromatic aad Febrifuge subetanoee. It replace*, with a great superiority, nil other Bitters, which have for n base nothing bat alcohol or Inferior whiskies It is richer than any other Bitter* In Arwaamtte aad malnaasle Prlmclwlee, Aad its taste u exquisite It* soothing effects oa the Nervous Fluids ts mostastonlshlng, for, while it gently exhilarates by reanimating the funottona of th* Digestive Organ*, and dissipate Languor, oy gently reiresnmg and stimulating the Brain, giving a healthy ton* to the whole organtom, It leave* behind non* of the bnlefn] Influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. We warrant that, upon trial. Hygienic Wine will be found n Vfiowt lhallcloma Bower age. Possessing wonderful virtues in all oases of Dyspepsia and Debility, and moreover Is unex lied as aa JAFPETiaiCR. To Ladlos, especially, It will prove a most effectual relief for tboee ailments to which the *ex Is most liable. LAMBERT * RAMPING, 81 and 88 Broadway. New York. MUSCAT PERLC will befound a most delicious Win*, superior to anything of the kind—it ts the Pur* Julon of tbe Anest grape, fruity and delicious beyond description Try it and be convtaeed Both of the Wine* are for sale by Browning A Sloan; H H Lee. under Bates House j Hay A Co., corner Illinois and Washington street. ■SHOWN IN ft * N'-SIAN, MtSdlr Indianapolis. Agents for Indiana.
rp 2X 2 WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO.
Safeflcrlptten One MRar. a a o o, o o o PMEaKOTB TO s::s:%Kss:ti owe rwah s*rewumi mt Oneftenh r-esentdf T Wh 4 dnli PreawmOa «ff at^OO emch Bead Mi '*ck*dult of FroftUt Below. Each Certificate of Stock Is accompanied with a Besitifal Steel Piste EagreYlag, Worth more at retail than the eoet of Certificate, And also Insures to the holder a Prenemfl 1m the Qreat DKdrlheafllem. The Wft*hlBgtei LAhrery CeBpam Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and Organised In aid of the tuvkxihide iinstitute: poa ■•idlers* and Sailara* Orghana. Incorporated by the State oi New Jertey, April 8,1887. The Rirerelde Institute,
Sltnate
Jertey, The Board of Tnisteee consists of the follow lag well known citisen* of Pennsylvania and New
Jerse :
Hon William B. Mann, District sttoraey, Phil-
ade phla Penns Ivania.
Hon. ' ewls R. Broomall, ex Chief Coiner Cnited Pen** l frania D<1 Reoor<1 ® rof 1*^1*, Philadelphia.
ifon. James k. Soovel, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey.
_Henr> Gorman. Esq., agent Adams Express,
Pblladasphta, Pvnna-rranlS.
J. K. Coe, Esq., of Jo , Coe A Co., Philadelphia. Tataflvmv nxr*»TH*irr, W as binotom, i». C., April 18, iflfl—Office of Internal Revenue:— Having received satisfhctorv evidence that the
laving r roceeds of the enterprise conducted by the ’• Washington Library Company " will be devoted to charitable use , permission 1* hereby gra ted to sa>d Company to conduct such ente> prise ex-
trge, whether from special tax E. A. ROLlINS. Commissioner.
or other duty.
The Wftshlngtei Library Ceupaiy, In order that the benevolent object set forth In this clrcu ar ma( be successfully accomp Ished, have issued ve serie- of FINE STEEL PL vTE ENGIH VINOS, Which are puto • subscription at
prices much below their retail value
Certincatee of Stock in the w a-hlnrton Library C muany wdl be >ssued, stamped w th the sea of the Company, and signed bj the secretary. (None
others genuine.)
Anv person sending us ONE ftOLLsR, or paying the same to our local agents, wll’ metre »m mediately a flne Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the following list, and one Certlfloate of Stock, insuring one present In our published
schedule.
Oho Dwllar EssffrHTiHffa.
No. 1— l 'Mv Child I My Child ” No. * T - , ‘Thev’re Saved! They’re Savedl" No 8—’Ola Seventysix; or, the Early i*ays of the Revolution.* Any person oaying TWO >K> LaRs will receive either of the following flne Stee. Plate-, at choice, and two Cert ideates of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled to two pre»enta Two Dollar EMffraTlHffa*
No. 1 —“Washington's Courtship.’’ No. 8— “Washington’s Last Interview with his Mother.’*
Tfcroo Dollar BafraTlago.
Any person pa tng THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate of “HOME FROM TnE WAR,’’
And three Cctlflcatcs of Stock, becoming enti-
tled to three preeenta.
Foar tsollar EaffraTlago.
Any per-on paying FOCR DOi L RS shall receive the <arge and beautiful Steel Plate of “TUEPaRlLS OF OUR FOREF tTuERS,” And four Certiflcates of Stovk. entitling them to
four presents.
F|T# Dollar Eaffravlaffs.
Any person who pays FIVE uOLI.aRS shall receive the large ana splendid Stee> Plate of “ THE M.VttulAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And five Ce tlflcatcs of stock, entitling them to
five presents.
ie eng.a ingsand cert ficato- will bo dellvcre ■ to each subscriber at our local agencies or sent by mall, post paid, or express, as may be or
dered.
The Wfishliftei Llbraiv CeBpaiY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PRESENT*
TO TBE SHAREHOLDERS, Oa Wedaeaday, September 25, 18b7»
AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN.,
Or at the* Institute, River tide, New Jersey.
Schedale Preeeate,
1 Cash present 1 Cash pre ont 1 Cash present
; wAimwiR WALL PARSER-
FRENCH. ENGLISH
AN«> AMERICAN!
WALL PAFEB!
TraUe leave taglnaapcU* dnlly.
rifle Three Trains leave Indianapolis doily. ■aoeoiorfiOo* Niew Jkllaaay U d CM1Direot Route tram LewtovtUe to Chlcastoomoxna—D. D. WUliooutm, Trustee: J. A 8 Trustee; B. F. Hasten
Torre
onrpaeea^ar trains leave lodimapelle daily, urnooma—K. J. Peck, President; R. X Kicker, Superinteodeat; a TTseott, General Agent, In-
New and Elegant Designs,
JaMbrnmariUo BmilrmaA.
Three Psssenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily UFFictw-D. Rjokets, President; Horace
Seott, Superintendent; James Ferrier.
st; Those as
Ticket
hmmt, Agent. Indianapolis
■EES, ADAMS Sc CO.’S,
•« aad 98 Wont WasMlafftom at. marttdflmtopcol
fiadlaaapoHe MaaO-
Three Passenger Trams leave Indianapolto dally. Ornomo-William F. Reynold*, President: J. M. Kerper, Assistant Superintendent, Lathyene; W. H. Panelee General Agent, Indianapolis. MeUefMmtekXmo tmilrnmA. Three Passeager Trains leave Indlanauolis dailv. Ornoxxs—Stillman Wm. President, Cleveland, Ohio; J L- Coaad, General Superintendent.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis da&y. orvionaa—David Maoy, President and Superintendent ;D. C. Thompson Assistant Snpertn tendent, v.T. Mallot * - -
N. Andrew*. General
PAINTS ETC.
J. n. osoooo. Wholesale and Retail Denier in Paints, Oils and Window Qlass, BrsuMeo oi mil IdmAa, Hone*, Sign, Ornamental Falatlag aad eretlalag. No. SS East Washington Street, INDIANAFOL1S. INDIANA. IM"Mixed Paints lr> nay quantity- mvISdSm
CAMDEN.
LION GARDEN, No. Sftl South Peaaey Iwaata Street. r f"1HI3 fashionable place of resert Is now open A for the reception of visitors It 1* beautifully located, and convenient to the business portion of the city. ICE CREAftf, And nil the luxuries of the -ea'-oa kept constantly on hand. WILLIAM IS&E, Proprietor. je&dSm
Adsasmsi Kxprei Indianapolis Offiee-No. 18 East Washington st. Alfred Gaither, Superintendent, Cincinnati. John U. Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis. American Exprem CJompnay. Indianapolis Office—No. 84 East Washington st. A W. Sloan, Superintendent, Indianapolis; J. Butterfield, Agent, Indianapolis. Ualflod Mflateo Exprem Coanpamy. Indianapolis Office—No. 84 East Washington et J. Butterfield. Agent, Indianapolis. Wri-ehnnta* Union Express* Comply Indianapolis Office -44 East Washington street A A McPherson, Division Baperintendent, Indianapolis ; James Green, Agent, Indianapolis.
NO. 04.
1601 DB M16N0LI1* A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne used to bathe the face and person, to render the skin -oft and fresh, to allay Inflammation, to perfume clothing, for headache, etc. It la manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, aad is obtaining a patronage quite unprecedented It is a favorite with actresses and operaslngers. It Is sold by all dealers at $1 In large bottles, and by DEMAS BARNES A CO, New York, Wholesale Agents. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drag gists.
840,000 . io,ao
10000 8.0(0 6,000
A Card to Invalids. A Clergyman, while reeldlng tn South America
as a missionary, discovered n safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Dscay. Disease* of the Urinary and Seminal Or-
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought onbyb.neful and vtefons habits Great numbers have been cared by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, tn n sealed envelope, to anyone who needs it, ffunn o* oa* non Address
V JOSEPH T IN hi AM.
Station D, Bible llonse,
fold? 41J New York City.
Grounds, etc., Ger antown, Phllad’a . 18,000 1 Double Residen' C, three story brick. Camden. New Jorsev 15,000 1 Coal -epot 'fflees, Sheds, Ground, with business established. No ‘814 dashing ton avenue Philadelphia 15,000 1 Country Residence, Riverside. K. J, with Ground rnlts, etc 10,000 1 Three stor Cottage Lot, etc 8,000 86 v aiuab.e Building Lots, Riverside, $800 each .. 5,006 1 Elegant Turnout Familv Carriage.Span of Horse-, arncss, ete, complete .. 5,000 0 aluable Building Lots, Riverside $900 e ch 8,000 1 Beautiful .-1’ver gray Horae, 16H hands high, slreo b tho celebrated Imp rted Arabian Horse, ’Cad •>>.’' also. Alight Rood Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with
Is.'.
...gic Harness, etc ,
las* establishment 5,000
*0 Pianos. $500 each 10,0u0 90 elodeons, (895 each 4,0)0
set of superior -fi.
making a Hist
•V wsvs-avvaemj v- vaevss • ■••«••• JUijewell’* C*a«wrdv*
Meeting of thx Bar.—Pursuant to adjournment the members at tbe bar net yeater* day morning at the Court House, te take action In regard to the death of Randolph fi. Roncbe. After the meeting wae called to order. E M McDonald, efiairmao of theeommlttee, presented the following resolutions: Where as. The mysterlouM dispensation of Divine Providence baa •uddonly removed Randolph uttted to
his
scholarly attainment*, and cspeetallY *>y hie unsullied moral eharaoter already |nwe4 ear unre-erevd reepect and admiration, therefore, Reiolved. Thatwhlle wo “*• visitation, tho hand of tim AM film mater, and, meekly eubmttto his decree, wo at the same time are bowed downln grief-at the# ar I y death Of one who** many vlrtues eod bright intellect, eave promise of great usefulness In the world end honor to the profession of tbe
law.
Resolved,
sr.jfa'asri'sr*
Can tynsnKptlon be cure*? Is tho often a-ked question, to which the answer is emphatically, Yes l yes 11 If thote'to whom I 'an refer, and from those wnoeo testimonials can be seen at my office, agp evidence Noticing what seemed to me a great •rros. In treatla* most eases without regard to origin, was tho cause of my Interest la the above ngmed valuable preparation, and I oopvinoed thnkponinpmtlon In most forms has found n conquerdv. By using the Conihmptlve Remedy bythedlrecions. and with It, the Universal Congh Remedy to check every tendency to cough, t» r 8t decided case* ar* now living ovIdeneM of the foot that Consuffiptloa ean bo oared |''’ The most /tret correspondence, or Interview solicited by JOHH L. HUNMEWELL, Proprietor, Praetieal Chemist and Hkarm mentlst^fi oomiqerclkl Wharf. Boston, Massa^bu^stts. Jjlft deeidAweowlm
SO Fine Gold watches, 8»i each 100 «ill Paintin s, by leading artists—ag-
regate va ue
8 Camel s Hair Shawls, $ ,000 each 8 Cam'Is Hair Shaw i-,$i,00u each 8 Handsome Lace Shawls. 8950 each 10 Cashmere *hawls. $’9 each 80 HRk Dress Patterns. (TO each 50 City Building Lots. (iTOeach The rematnde> will consist--f Silverware.
Musical Boxes,Opera Glasses. Pocket ie-, and dluerent articles of ornat and use, amounting to
B bie:
men
Total $*Q;O0O AH the properties givea clear c-f Incumbera jeer. fifow to Ohhtala Shs ea ffirnffi £■-
■ rovingav
Send orders tons by mail, enclosing from fil to :|3b. either by Postoffice Order-or m leglsterOd
10,000 8,000 8,0)0 T5> 600 lAft> 8,750
8J00C
etter, at our risk,
sent by draft
ieglst«r«id
Larger amounts should be
express.
10 share* with fcngrav ng* SAftlutrta It ft Eng-ray^iigu...... shares with Engravings 1 shares with Eng aylugs .
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“Jee’ sol"—“Exactlyi’’—Solon Shingle said they wen there “ever- time.” If hefelt“owley” in the morning, he took Plantation Bitten; if he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bitten; if hedacked aDoetlte. waa weak, languid, or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bitten; and they never failed to set him on his pine square and
firm.
Few persons want any better authority, but as some may, Jnst read the following: I owe much to yon. for I verily believe the PUatatiei, Bitten have saved my 111b. Rev. W. H. WAGONER. Madrid. N. Y.” * • • I have been n greet sufferer from Dyspepsia, aad had to abandon preaching. The Plantation Bitten have cured me. Rev. C. A. MILLWOOD. Mew York City.” • • • I had lost aU appetite—was so weak and enervated I could knrdly walk and bod a perfect dread of society. * * • Tbe Plantation Rttfen have set me oU right. JAMES HSMIMW AY. 8*. Louis, Mo.” ' • • The Plantation Bitten haw cured me of a derangement of the Kidneys end Urinary Organa, that distressed me for years
They act like a charm.
C. C. MOORE. 808 Broadway, V. T.”
tin. O. M. DEV OK manager of the Union Home School for Soldiers’Childraa, seyt ebe ~ km given it to the weak and tn valid children, under her charge, with the most happy and gratifying results. We have received evsr s hundred ream* of snob certlOcate*. but ao advertisement is so effective es want doom* taemsetvea sax et a wood article. Our n aad our reputation la at
Tbe original quality and high character
of these goods will be sustained under every aad all circumstances, they have already obtained a tale In even town, village, pariah, and hnmlm among civilised notaons. ttaee imuoton try to come ae near ear name and style as they eom < because agood arttffieehanoibesoldaaimr aah poor oae, they find some support fwm parties who do not core what they sell Be on your guard.
See oar private
•tamp over the < „
H. DRAKE * CO., Mew York City
ag Water, eeM hr ail r
The Disease* of America.
Dytr-epsla i- said to be the diseases of America. Its victims may Up found In all stations of life. Tho poor as well as the rich are sufferers from its life destroying Influence. The symptoms of this disease Vary greatly in the different stages of the complaint. It generally commences with a sex «nt|on of fullness after eating, aufi a 'hangeablc, dimlnbhel, or lost appetite. In tome Instances the appetite is voracious, and when—In obedience to its promptings— a largo portion of food is taken into the stomach, pain follows In that region with general dLtress, nervousnee* and Flatalehey and bea t bora Invariably attend this disease. For all these symptoms HOBfETIEE’S 8TOMACH BITTERS Will be found an Invaluable household remedy, as Its alter (tire, corrective and restorative properties are derived oxclesirely frem roots aad plan e, the virtues of which are ock»owledg*d by phanaaceaties amt physicians. Separately they have eftra been prescribed by tbe profomiest, bat were never combined nntii Dr. Best ester gave
to the world his
HEALTH RESTORIMG BITTERS, Which have preyed a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia aad its attendant evils, jyii deodkwtw
Engraving
. , Eng avlug
I shares with Engravings....
Local agents wanted th onghout the United State* Tbe Association have appointed a* Receivers, Messrs GEORGE A. C ’OKE A Co., whose well know . Integrity and bnsines experience will be a sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the purp se Phradelphia. Pennsylvania. May 88,1861. To the office’s and Me >.:>en of the Washington
Library Co., N. A WE.vd, (secretary.
Gentlemen: On receipt nt rour favor of the
18th Inst.at notifying ns of
Ivors for jour C-xnps binit a copy of vour enterprise totne hi
ran
<>'ir appointment as
Receivers for jour Company, n e t..ok the liberty
to submit a copy of your Ch>
appoint* t.>ok the
lattor, With a plan of eat 'egai authority of
trust, aad to u-e our brat effor.s to promote se Jy8 doodfimEwfiu
CLASSWANE. ETC.
JOHN WOODBHfPQE $ CO.
OtPOBTOUl AMP DKALMR8 IM
CHHM,6LA!UID QUIIItSlAII,
“1 had n negro sum wnctii < flJUO who took cold from n bod but in the leg, and was aaeleea for over n year. I hod thing I could bear of without benefit, until I tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment- It soon effected a permanent earn. J. J-. DOWMIMG.” Montgomery. Aabama, June 11,1888. -1 take pleas are In recommending tbe Mnstang Liniment as a valuable end India ble article for Sprains, Some. BcraSchce. or Galls on Hones. Our men have used It for Buns, Bruises, Boras, Rheumatism, ete, aad all say It eetn like magic. J. W. HEWITT, Foreman for American. Welle, and Fane and "The sprain of my daughter’s ankle, occasioned while skating lost winter, was entirely cured in one weak after she commenced using your celebrated Mustang Liniment. ED. 8 KELT.” Gloucester, Massachusetts, August 1,1885. It lean admitted foot that the Mextonn Mustang Llntonont performs more eons tan on man and beans, than any article ever din end. Families Uvery men. end planters •*) always have It on hand. Qnlnk and sura it tntaly in. AU genuine Is wrapped ia eSaei plate rings, bearing the brook. Chemist, as
A lew Perfhae for tie BftlUereMlef.
estlon tn Industrious PMffiloffiiff < • IVlEkfi Mlooffiiftffif OfFffffiff***
patron, our nobl* profession __ —----■ and promising member, and onr obris
noffidMifl««NlfiMfi ■lotamlffifi Oofw.w rMfflloa*a • • Nlfiltt MlOf ml— OOP ewe.rt Wlffi»0«». « < N>fi»f i—Mtlffifi OOPOffiEs** member* of this bar With them. Epos tbtir Irreparable loss. fUSMBIf,
«.F.Bitter. m '
Judge David Mcponald. of the Ualted
statrs District Court, spoke a* follow*!
Gkntlkmem of the Bar:—I would do vl8« lence to my feelings sod affections, were I to
be illent on th*
Indeed, it sf I should bee
dsp»r
fUTiaBinr,
3PXj^TZSZ>
tatan It eradicates scarf and It keefi ffim head eoel and efinnE. It makes the heir rieh. eofl, and gtew It prevents hair taming gray and falUagoff It nstone kair on pramaturaiy onld TW* le lost what Lvon’sKatkarign WtH » is praity—u m Cheap-dumb*. »le lffimnUy MUhTMOL omaad it daily increasing, untU there Is hardly a oouatry store tkat 408* not k*«P It, or a fomHy that data aotufl* 18. E. THOMAS LTON, Cnemlst, H*w Tort. Oartioca fipriog W«tev, ttM kyslI Draggffita-
tween li_ , __ a „ _ student tn the tatraMwef law.
ABE FOE MA&OHMAU MOOTHEE. jyM ffeefhwewly
llMffotlta Mwfteir
Tkeenly »ri«kVoohla« ta America
guEraaVedtej
have bMnragmm
our prnH
peered more^w.
’xr iiterarj tiiitft
hsshsh'sse »wdead. Aad! df iMf* aeieaaly de-
Imff Immmpolle
iSuttvme; J.
Cane, i O. Wh
Genera! itcomb,
MollottJSiU^et Agent; L. eneral Freight Agent IndianapolD
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Wenterm
Uffiloa TeleffrapM Cos F»mT'
Office in Blackford’s Block, corner Meridian and Washington streets; entnuibeon Meridian
street,
J F.
Whttne;
J F. WalHek, Division Superintendent; C. C. Whitney. Manager; A. Winder. Chief Operator
Georger ~
Brown. Assistant
GIFT CONCERT.
IMPORTINT1NS0BNCBMBNT To the World. KEL LEY’S First 6rti4 Worifc iMericti GIFT CONCERT! Is now positively fixed to take place at the COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW T»MK CITY, 0fl Satuiday, July 13, 1867. 54MM Tickets Rfftriy til Sold! 500 OOO Presents! OR 0*E rq UtERT TICKET. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. TT’HR proprietor of the North American Gilt 1 Goncert. which was advertised 1 Wobaab Avenue Rink, Chic . o-tnoned, hav the ntensure L „ that a series of Concerto wUl be .Iren the first will take place at the cooper Institute. New Yora • ity. by the earnest re .neht of thousand- of sub senber- In the Middle end Eextern States, when: i Ism ahnra of oar ticket- have been -old. am 4 will be followed in rapid »aocewion untU these fosmenseuiidertaklng hoe proved tbe moei perfect success, and L really the greatest enter ‘se ever Inaugurated ta the w< rid. Tbe delaj iu completion ho- been unavoidable, but th< Tiokets un-old ta the hands of our numerous agent- have now been gathered ta, and but a few tfieu-and remain to be di-p*»ed of Under any ^ wRi nqw hp given
pubjto. Sus< ’'toererrCoucertvie ta holuor itMiffiffilffiffi fiioo-osso fim GreembneKa. No. of Tickets Issued 500,000. A Pre newt ffiFrom wUlt Every Concert
*80000 . 10.000 . 5,000 . 4,100 . 8,000 . 8,000 .. 20,000 .. H*A«0 . 8,000 . 1,100
RIX»
:: IS .. SOuOOO
fOW ss
an smoker, yet we or mlimited quantities
at a price
1 Gift in Greenbacks.
I do Beside*
IS
s tt ::::::::: d“ - do 100 each--
Residence in Chicago Lots in Chicago,$500each. (SOneech
aaeh_.,........—t
1.000 do wrer w.f. M •*
8.000 do Gold in
Frui t Enirra! $8
it in u’
’ A odnnoisenr has but to smoke the American tobacco and cigars, wbich are invariably chemically flavored, to be disgusted with the medicinal taste which leaves a nauseous unheal toy coating in the moutn, and in time seldom tails to shatter the nervous system. The natives of the “ORIENT” smoke the Chiwgtsrwm from morn till night, from youth vo age. and are hasjpUy unconscious of the wild, distressing lire which courses through the veins or the inhaler of the femes of tobacco containing
Nicosia
We invite every lover of tbe weed to try the < hiugarora. and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in it. delicious flavor. L COOK. St CO„ Sole^Agents and Importers oi the CMingnrorm HAVANA AND AM^RtCAN CffiARS AND TOBACCO, MAIN DEPOT, 107 tamstme Street, New York. aprSS deodSm Aw3m
Sridunmon a paucbe. Attorneys at Law,
IMhtadAwty
■■DIANA.
H*aryB.8*yier. Lewis Jordan. PEDKINS, SAYXBK A EffiBDAN, VET ILL practice la toe Untied States Ooutas, vv and the Civil and Criminal Courts of Ind-
ian.
^jH^res^srititatention to Bankruptcy, ColOfitoe, rows No. 4 Aetna Building, North Pmusylvania street. adrU dSm*
Kffir.M’cbio: t kuaamiaTH. NCCORO & KLINGENSNhTH, Attorneys at Law, T)B ACTICE in the City and County Courts, in JT the Supreme Court, and in the United States District and Circuit Courts. Special attention given to COLLECTIONS in this State and otaer states; to oases of Divorce; ontUto Criminal Defences in all parte of the fifip" A division of fees mode with Attorneys sending business Office, N*. 4 Blxketa Block, Innianapvlis, Indlnnn. EPTSSosm
JAEK3 HUGJIKS. J. 8. HABYEY. BT7QHE3 & HARYEY, Attorneys at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. \AJ ILL practice in tbe Federal and State T V Courts, and give promui attention to toe Collection of Claims throughout the State, jffice Mi East Washington street Wa-hington City Dullness transacted through the firm or Hughes Denver k Peck, Washington city.
Martin M. Ray. Jonathan W. Gordon Walter March DAY, OOKDON A INARCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS. IND„ Will practice in the Federal and State Courts. K «» * Talbott’s Buflding, South of Port Office nora5> dlv
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN M. PENDLETON, ranm-tio. meRcnAirr, For the purchase and sale of DfiBfistic Fleece and Pullrd Wool, No. 45 Brwstdway, New Ywrk.
ASH advances made. Consignraentsso’icited. . General or special Market Reports fur
ihedat request.
C uiu
REFERENCES.
H. F. Vail. Cashier National Bank of Commerce, New York; Messrs. J Boorman, Johnston A Co New York; Gordon, McMillan A Co , Cleveland, Ohio; W p Westiall. Cashier -irst National Bank, Minneapolis Minnesota; Thomas Arthur, Cashier First National Bank, Newton, lo
„ , n, Iowa. Messrs Ford. Dixon A Co St Louis, Missouri; and to any hanker through the country having New York correspondents. mar22deodaw6m*
W.0 au RKH&as
Isaac MTXK, K.G. BLEXnaJl.JB
W. D. BURKHAxTi Sc CO.,
G8£HNrEI£KA.X,
COMMISSION MERCH1NTS, 44 Chamber Commerce, Rear Building, CHICAGO, ILL.
ler’s
and
IM” Particular attention paid to filling Mur’s orders, orders solicited ior Flour, Grain d Produce. Samples sent on application.
"PaEVENTHM iS BETTEA THAN CUHE." DA. IIIt-**fffilPffi Celebrated Preventive Lotioc. A ^n^M^caU^StJ^^e^yl^rad infallible inHdote agotast infection trom Speeiol Diseases. This inroluabla preparation ia suited for either sex, and has proved, from amide uxoeneuce ifa* ma*t efficient and reliobl* Preventive ever discovered, thus effecting a (teraW.,..— long sought for in the HedicaJWorid. Dosed according to directions, every possibility of danger *Wdiration will redtoaUy neutralize the venereal vkus, expel alt impu itira from the absorbent veasete, aud render contamination impossible. Be wi * in tim^ end at a very sma 1 outlay, save hoars of untoid bodUy rad mental torments. This most reliable specific, as universal y adopted in the' ‘dd World, is now offered for sale for toe first time in .- merica, by F. A. Duport * Co., only autho ized Agents for the United State* Price $3 P'-rbottle. La>g bottle,doubles<m,(A The usual discount to the trade, bent aecu^dr pacavd, on receipt of uric*, to any addies-, with directions and pamphlet, by addr. saing to F. A. Dt’Pr.RT St (JO , m .. Sole Agents fo Dr. Ricord s P. L., mv83 dlv 19 Gold street New York.
SXWHMi SSaCMMSgq. QROVEH * BAKERS Highest Freariai BUsUc SUich Family Sewing laeMiies
T B S£J!s! , S3.iss.ws?s “»
Cmred. cured, during BATHS.
Fill V A.TE Nd Charge Until Diseases peculiar to females speedilv Board anu Nwrsi off iurnuhedLadira Comflnement. MEDICATED BATHS, toe only Sore Remedy for Private Diseases, always ready. Male Safes kl; Female dare, or shield, as article much needed by married ta les klO; Fe mole Pills $5 Any of these articles or mediemeseut by mail or express, wber ordered Master bation, or self abuse, speedily cured bv an entire new treatment Youug man - r woman, married «r single, it yon are afflicted with any disease, call or write at once, and be aaoured oi prompt relief and low charges. Address free and conn dentiaL Send stamp ior a circular. octl-dftwly
GkZ Ubeaac; treating
trRlei's Hefiff DispeksAF)
Established i8B0. Charrared 18U. A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, jus published, oontaing *o targe pager rad numerous engraving, of toe or gans of both sexes tahealto
habits of both sexes, ana ite deplorable
both body and mind; diseases of femme* iron, girlhood toold age, intended as a warning and a guide for toe young el both sexes, being a truth-
ful adviser to toe married and tboee
effects oi
females from
e married and those contemptai ' ' Author’s new method o
leans of ourv. a-
ing marriage; with toe Autho
Sifea&sssss Patients at a distance treated by mail, and mod icines sent to any part of toe country on reoeipi
of a statement of toe case.
TO LADIES.—A pamphlet oi special import race to the married, price 10 cents, also, a littl uook of private advice te ladies, either Snarrta ir single, price 15 cents; either sent in waled en
velopes on receipt of price
office Removed from 74 Green street fo PIB Jefferson street, oetween Fi’tb and Cento near the Willard Hotel Consultations privatand all business strictly confidential Address THE GALEN’S HEAD DISPENSARY, soul dAwlv Louisville Kentucky
13 It. WEBSTER, 154 South Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois, (Between Aludison ana Monroe.) Office hours from eight A. M. to eight P. M. Specialist in the treatment of all private diseaset in all their varied and complicated forms. Fo. the past twenty vear- Dr. W. has made the treatnentof private diseases ins business and study which has enabled him to perfect remedies which are speedy and permanent, and in all cases can be used without hindrance to business or exposure to friends. Particular attention gi old standing eases, such as were considered incurable, Sypiilis, in al norrhea, Gleet, otrictui«, also
pies on the face, Vuiiy weakness, constipation, aversion to and unea-lr.ess in female society, un-
i. DASHER & TT. D. BURKUA.1I, DISTI LfUsETLS, Cambridge City, Ind. received for Bourbon Rye and High V-f Wines, both bond and free, at Cincinnati prices. . marl9 d8m
memory, ringing m the ears, impotency—can 1 fully restored to health. Dr. W. is the publish! of a new medics work, which should be in the -—ids oi ail those contemplating marriage. Sent receipt of ten cents to prepay postage,
t friendly chat will cost ter refers the public
lowing physicians: Dr. tie tier, MU' cousin; Dr Peabody and Dr. Kei Michigan; Dr Price, Grand Rap igan, Dr Bowen and Dr. Harrison, St Missouri ; Dr. Gaines Dr J. BaUey,
ier
in the
inch
to aU on receipt of ten cents to prepay 'postage. Please call: a friendly chat wiU cost yon nothing. Webster refers the public to the fol-
Iwaukee, Wis-
» —. ^.-.rmot, Detroit Grand Rapids. Mich
.son, St ouis
_ri; Dr. Gaines Dr. J. Bailey, Dr JameThorn, Chicago, Dlinols; Dr. Hcndershatt, To ledo, Ohio; Dr. Davis. Cincinnati. Ohio; Dr Beaty. St Paul, Minnesota Office IM Clari
>et - - -
street Postoffice Box 9884
my26 weowly
W.B THOMAS
JAOOI DOGAS
DASISL OOSOAk
D. «UYC\^ Sc CO., OKdV L. Commission Merchants,
and Dealers (n -
FLOUR. GRAIN. PRODUCE. WHISKIES AND CIGARS, No. AM W es* lAomisia.au bit., (Opposite Union Depot.) INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA ITP Osaffitataeatt soBcHed Postofflee Box 1349
tadtdtf
WOKM TEA
. ^ieaarat,saie anu effectual V egetabi, ,v tli
all kinds of Worms found in the
also, a reliable
TOBACCO.
forms found in the human boo cure for Fite rad Worm Fev
--- " rfnl clean
riil olw»
improve the health of the patient, whether (ifacted by Worms or other causes. rice 25 Cent*,
r 95 cents
JOHN A t'EKKl. Chemiil. o. ill, UR x CO., 86 Tremont street. Bos eneral Agents, and fm-.-ip by all Drugglstel8 deodAwiv
Price 25 1
-ent by mall for 95 cent
THECHINCARORA
AIYFl-XERYOITS
SMOKING TOBACCO!
Bm
a peculiarly delicious Uavoi unknown to the tobacco of all other eKto. ■ its onurecedented popularity has sprang from • he fact of tbe entire ahsen a of that deadly poison, Nicotin which permeates every other tobacco, and which is the one and sole cause of the dis
etc., which
iow tbe In-
dulgence of toe nine and afgar At tne recent ansJr—»rew or tobacco from all parts of toe workl, at toe Academy of Science, tn Paris, toe renowned chemist. M. Lamoureanx. declared that while European and American tobacco e-u.tamed felly eight per cent, and the purest Havana tobacco from two to five per cent of N icotin, tit oHINGARORAdid not contain one discoverable particle of that deadly poison, a drop of which, extracted, will destroy .ife. Oar agent at Bombay has shipped us large quantities of toe Chingarora during toe past two
New York, Vermont, New Jersey,) Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana, Alabama, Virginia, California,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ml-sumri, Mississippi, Nor hCarolina, > Oregon.
AT THE FAIRS OF THE Akuerie ■ Imatltwte, Franklin issetltmte, HarylanA Imstltmte, tastesn. ekmeet* M.ehstmlee* Aeenclsttien, Penmexlrmnlst Iffierffiawlce* amaw, st. Lamia Affrlealvteekamlca* Aesaclatlaa, And at numerous Institute- and County Fairs including oil toe Fairs at which the were < xhib1 the post thro* years. Fiist prizes have aho nan aided these Machines at toe exhioitions of
London, Paris, Dublin. Ling. Besancon. Bayonne, St. Dixier, Chalons,
(Jueen of Spain, and Qu«.en of Bavaria.
Grover & Baker S. M. Co.,
Si East Washington Street,
INDUttfA je 7dAw3m *
IND.
ICc CREAM.
(\EW COAFECTin^EKV Affiffi Im Cream sialoon. Joseph l-*arisette. Proprietor, NO. 85 North Illinois street, nearly opuot-iti-the Bates tlo .se, IJ AS fitted an I e Cream Sal -on superior ’o I.A. anything ever opened in this (ity. an vi>i tors to this < ity, who leave uihoi.i trying a SAoeex of ois Ice (.ream, will have dtpnvcri tnemselves of a rare treat l-adie- una.n nipa nied by gentlemen may visit it with perl- ct con -idence that they will be free from the siij<bie=t annov race. Parties -applied with < »rn amen ted Cates Pvrratids. Water ices. Jellies cnariotte de hi'se. Biscuit .lasces, common Ice t ream Pyramiiis, Ice Cream Pyramid- a ia Harlequin and rnn-i Ice Cream Pyramids This last is ma< e t>\ iu one else m the We-tern -tate- nijf> 3m
UCHTNiNC ROD.
Munson Lightning Rod.
ITS SPIRAL. SI1AP£.
THIS form gives toe greatest strength at the to a solid copper rod three inche.- in circumier-
ence.
Dr Boynton a scientific professor,: ral fl^n^es stiffen the roa and the r dissipate the electricity, and then in i
ter ■ ban a smooth suriaee. Anu Professor Buckman. of Philadelpnia, says theo en fl .nge- runu>n> spirally toe whole length of tbe - on ena les he flu.d to fredy traverse oih su faces, ac at the same time pursue the spiral course to its
movement.
• Munson a LISHTHIXO Ron.—This rod has received the highest marks oi commendation which
lence era give.
ion
It has been endor td b> Muses
!
V; ana, in eed. by ov
au died Prof saora tn colleges an j other scien-
science can give.
'baton; i
Professor of Chemistry in i ennsylv University; anu,in eed. by over five
>t ea d> j
G. Farmer. Klectiical Engineer Boston
’uc-man, P ala Medical
“Pro Ho no Publico.** Private Disease* Lured la the Sliortest Possible Time, By Dr. YOUNG, late of Philadelphia, who hoi located himself permanently at No. 15 Third stirpt PirTSBTTBG, PJt?sNSVT.vAKi* Headdresse- ' 'vho have injured themselves by im proper indulgence and solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them for either bu sin ess. study or marriage. He has discovered tin most certain, speedy and only effectual remedy ii> the world for all private diseases of whatevo nature. Weakness of the Back and Limbs. Strh tures. Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, In voluntary Discharges, Impotency, General DebU ity. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spir its. Confusion of ideas, Palpitation of the Heart Timidly. Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddi ness. Diseases of the Head. Tbxowt, or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach oa Bowels—those terrible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Y out h—those seckxt and so) itary practices more fatal to their victims that the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysse*. blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage, etc,, impossible The fearful effects on toe mind are much to bt dreaded—Loss of memory. Confusion of Ideas Depression of Spirits, Evil Forbodings, Aversion to society, self-Distrust. Love of Solitude, Timid ity, etc., are some of the evils produced. Thousands of persons of all ages can now judgt hat is toe cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, becoming week, pale, nervous end emaciated, having a singular appearance about toe eyes, oough and symptoms of consumption. AN BMMENAGOGLE FOR THE LADIES, * compound prepared and sold only by Dr. Young, wan-rated te remove all obstructions to the health; menstrual flood, imparting new tone end activity to the system, price $1 per bottle. Obstinate cases of long standing may require No 9, which is four degrees stronger than No. 1: price $5 per bottle Pur-on* at a distance, bv stating their symptoms, age and occupation, con receive medticinby express, securely pocked from observation. Address Dr. YOUNG, No. 15 Third street. Pitts burg, Pennsylvania. jel wly OR, WM, THOMSON’S '4jj-J : Office rafiCc&fUiUt'.ou Pallors ^relocated at To. 99 Month Delaware Street*
■.ifle men, es the best rod ever i vented, ana possessing all the eleu ente necessary to protect
•>ui lings from lightn.ng.
It has received the first premiums at the state Fair- oi New York, Pennsylvania. low », lliinoi-, Indiana, Ohio rad Connecticut, rad ai ihe NaoualFair, Maryland institute, Au.ericau nstiutcof aww York city. Fiankliu Institute of Philadelphia, Mechanics Institute, (.uuranan, rad at \ er man} County and (strict t air- in -L sections ol che country. It has been successini in ever, contest. Over tnree hundred newsi>a^er- rad other jounuslt have spoken ot it in tirms of toe highest pr-.ise, and it has been liberally p -tronned by toe most intelligent people
wherever introduced. DAVID MUNSUN
office No, *8 Bast Washington street v,vt. Htm*«>i» • Jo- waton*- >t ve ato.. maitl m
TO CARFEfeTERS.
CARPENTERS, LOuK HtRE!
The BHildevs* ws»d Iffiauufaciurers’ AeeeciMtlon
jsh. Blinds. Moi. Nings and
( ust
* BE prepared to furnish Doors, xk. Win- ow rad Door t <am»-s I
ur cket- Special attention given to ('ustom Wok, cress mg umber Working Flooring, etc Scroll Saw in ( and Turn ng neatiy done Diesi-ed ( umber ripped and out o order, ihev have a Saw ou side tbe main building to cut Bridging, Split Boa ds, comber and Para lei JoL-t fr m t-n oj thirty foet long, making toe Joist ready to lay Also dealers in a 1 kinds of Bniidinr Lumber, Joist. Scantling rad Shingles. Will ende .vor to render satisfaction to ai .noting to share tne ma-
tron ge of a generous public.
MILL—N *. 886 N« rtb i elaware street. YARD—So Ufi Massachusetts ivenue.
„ C EoEN, President. JOHN L. AYERY, Secretary.
DAVID KM* GLO, Superintendent nt tbe Yard.
J-8td8(p
BAWK1WC. BAAKLYt* OFFICE
E. T. Keightley & Co. GRCENCAhTLE, INDIANA.
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