Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1867 — Page 3

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will he halfthe ratetohargi for one week nr longer time. Advertisements discontinued before ovpieaMoa of contract will be charg d for the time inserted according to the a ovu rules. THE WEEKCr HERALD. Is published every Wednesday, at IIOO per anttm In nd’-Hnce. Mp*No paper sent without the money, nor continued a longer time than paid (<p

• Prom fhepalaxy for August.

“The Leg ifiiaineee.”

The "leg business,” as known to managers and dramatists, is tbo same thing that Is known to tbe outer world as the "naked

tlruna.’’ ’v

Two classes of "female” performers are assoelated with the naked drama, so called. Tie first are the hallet dancer*. The theater as legitimately d-alsin music and daoelng as It does in tragedy or comedy. For the dancers of the legitimate ballet I—who know them as a clssa well-have a thorough respect. They are * hard working, til paid body of women, not Infrtquently the aole support of entire f«ml. lies, and their morel characters are not one whit afficted by their line of buslnes*. Few men work so hard as tbe ballet girl—the coryphee, who, by half past eight In tbe morning, Is at the theater, clad In gauze and alik webbing, practicing pirouettes, entrechats,toe torture. and other Inquisitorial egerdses. I heve seen these girls practice Irom nine o'clock In the m >rnlng until half-past twelve, almost without cessation, then take adorned lunch; sometimes eating while standing shivering In their thin clothing In a draughty space behind the "flits,” only to begin their labor again at half-past one, and so continued till five. This is lor tbe matinee performance; at h iif-past seven that of tbe night commences, flol-tiing, perhaps, ateleven. Then come* undressing, redressing, folding and laving away their stage paraphernalia; for, even If not naturally tidy, and tidiness is the rule with them—tbo exception rare—these girls must for economy’s sake.be careful of their clothing. And so. long after midnight, the timid creaturcs, olten laden with heavy burdens, creep listlessly into street car*, to be stared at by rude tneo, or, still worse, drag borne through the deserted streets, alone and unprotected, at risk of being mistaken for irai/iatat of the

lowest grade.

With tbe dancer who baa pasted the chrysalis ballet girl stage, *nd Is new a full fletigtd. buttei fly premiere, with her name large lettered in tbe bills, and her engagement papers stamped and signed at the lawyer’s,

the road Is not so stony.

I am far from placing the ballet girl In tbe same rank with an intellectual player: but thero are grades of quality In all fields. She Is a dancer, and loves dancing as an art, The pose into which she now throws herself With such abandon Is not a vile pandering to tbe ta-tc oMb segiggling men In the orchestra stalls, but Is au «Hurt which, to her Idea, is as loving a tribute to her beloved art aa a painter’s nearest pencil touch Is to him. "It is tney who are b-tl," said Mademols* lie B. to roe the other night: "it Is not we.” Those men who have Impure thoughts are the pertoni on whim censure should fall—not upon the devotees of an art which tbo dancer* Wa«nd embody to the best of their ability, and without ttny more Idea of Impurity because of the dress, which Is both tbe conventional and the Only practicable one, than sculptors or painters have when they use the femal* figure as a m* dnirn to convey (heir Idea* of poetry to the

Outside world.

But tlureis one set of exponent* of tbe ‘'nuked drama” on whom I am willing to join with the general public (n launching every possible Invtctlve of censure and reproach. 1 mean those women who are “neither fl>h, flesh nor fowl” of ih«tb«atr1eal creation—who are neither at tresses, dancers, pantomtmisti, nor bjllct girls, but who enjoy a celebrity more widely spread than any of these—all legitimate artists In their way—could hope to attain. It Is unpleasant to mention names; It is disagreeable and even dangerous to do so; but when such women as Cora Pearl, VestvaM, Menken, Kite Fisher, and their like, are insolent enough to Invade tbe stage, and Involve in tbe obloquy which falls on them hundreds of good and pure women, U Is time for tven tbe most tolerant critic to exprses disapprobation. VVha'evtr tbe private ebereeter of these women may be-however good, how. ever had—we are justified from their public exhibitions in denouncing them as shameless and unworthy. It Is true they make more money than any other class of "performer*:” more money than tbe poetic Edwin Booth; infinitely more than the intellectual JE. b- Dav. enport. Silfle conscience, honor aid decency, and mere nn ney making Is easy work. These women are not devotees of any art, With tbe exception of V'estvall —a failure on ere y lyric stage, both In Europe end America—they do not act, dunce, sing or mime; but they habit themselves In n way which Is attractive to an Indelicate taste, and their InefUulenoy In other regards is overlooked. With the public lie* the power to correct tble evil. The "leg business” Is a business which requires legs. That these should ba naturally symmetrical Is desirable, but not lodlepene••de, for tbe art of padding has reached such perfection that nature has almost been distanced, and stands, blushing at her own Inc< tnpieteness, in the background. New York can boast of some artistic "padders.” Strange to say, howeter, that Holy of Holies, tbe city of Philadelphia, bears off tbe palm In the pad making art. It Is generally supposed that pudding Is only employed In the enlarging and beautifying of the eatf of the leg, but this Is a mUtake. Such Inaccuracies as knock knee* and bowlegs, remarkable for their frequency in tbe human family, especially In those misguided members of it who heve rashly chosen the slag* a# a vocation, are nimbly rectified by the pad profesaor. I saw a letter from one of these the other day, which tmiT be worth producing her* for thoenho of Its ludlorousness, That It la a genuine document, 1 pledge my word. It ran thus:

Pll!t,AT>KLf > !l! A.

Mam Them tiles Is finished your neoe will be all o K when you get them on. Bed Aggers Is all plaid out how they will HU«t 9 dol-

lars.

on .Money

CoopJlU Mollio I Carter Hester A

Cory A J

Dnna Mary o Donor Lissie

Dnanoye Harriett J

Mitten Susan

Kds.n A

Ferguson Elizabeth ruUman Mary Farrell Mrs

Gilbert Sarah lift skins Francis 8

Johnson Cretan Jameson Llddie B Kelly Jane A

Bennett Hester Black Francis Bolver Mrs F Byrkit Annie F.

Bjordmon Nellie

Chapman OJ Clines Alice Crosby Aiie*Jane

Dnrfell Naney E Dodd- lo-ie Denning fc.i/.a

Llenberger Eliza Savars Anna

Florence Emily Father Mrs

Hannah llettlo A Cabo, Clara J Jameson Mary E Jyel Maggie It

Lynch Dorthsler T.oyon Lizzie LongMnrJ-o Lup^ard Lite

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Meisersmlth Sarah R Morgan Annie E Molloney KILn M Her Befle Martlnditlri Lou Miller Sarah

Noble Sarah N

Obermet’e Caroline

ferry Mary Pope Mary A

Reldy Mary Keea Emma K

Stoner Annie M stumph Catherine Shonse Elisa Stncek Mullissa Scot* Mrs U H Stork Vie Stller Nannie

Thomas Josephine Tousey Elisa Wolien Pell Wllkersnn Melissa B Win er Edith Walker Emily

91 Martin Angle Milton Cynthia M rga'i Ella Mas on Mrs J P Meifir* Margaret A

1* Peekhem Mrs M 9 To well Nancy IS Reed Ell a

Say man Corle St. John Lissie Ho leer Maggie Stott Morg ret Smock Hallie Stout Susan T Th .mas Ellen 9 W West Minerva J 9 White Harriet B Wood Emma

leaning Sarah $

Loyd Louisa

Fwrelga. Deady Mary

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DavD H I an>on Davis V iocent (cold)

Evans John Evans Sanford B Elbrrt 9 A

Fos'er A W Fellowes Francis Ferob* f C Freeman Wm H

Gates Chas Grant Floyd Oans'er Jacob Green Prof Jatne* Gregory Will B II Hudter Chas C Harden Ca K t Frank Hambaugh G W, 8 Hass George Hi t Harry Harris H C Hopper John W Hasraer Woite DM W.tson Hop* Noel House Molly Harper Samuel Helms Louis A

Johnson David Jones Jes e Joha'on N B

Kel’y Henry fee er J H

Kee er J

Kel og Wm Kellogg N B

Lancaster II Lee Wm B

Mitchell A Tiske

Morgan A S Mills David Meredith H

Moo e J. shua

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The money tbe Maxeppai make I

MimM

' share" for a month’*

quit* astonleblng. "share” for a mot

but a short time ago to one tractive of the "French Spies,"

two months after, she was obliged U bo money to pay her hotel bill. I have an editorlal friend, of an extremely coneolontloa* turn of mind, who was cooly asked by Msstopa if be would not take up the cudgels of criticism for her, as against another btonl paper, at the kame time drawing from her pocket an Immense roll of blllit, and asking him to take " what be wanted.” 11* cosa^led with her request; for be wanted nothing that savored of bribery, and took “ What he wanted." There are those that understand rather batter tbe delicate art of administering tbe critic floucer. One such, on coming to Tfaw York for tbe first time, bearing that to moiHfjr muggins was lodtspenslblo to hsf succcos, ant down, after much deliberation, and mailed him a black letter, or blackmailed him A whito It tier. Inclosing a fifty dollar Mil, asd a tsansparent cloak for bribery in th* eiapa hf * Pf> quest that ha would tend her own ttoana ^ * song of his own brttltsnt sMEpasItfoB having never written a I me of verse h. life), leaving the euMeot, air, meter, and tontlmentopen to bis dliCrlmloeUng judgment. The fifty dollar MU waefceifcf Beard of more, but toe four lines of tender thought which

followed, were lent to her addreea: A in—" I know a btmir (note >

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Pennington Lery

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Boseell« Kasberg

Reed John RfaeMC

Rowan Thomss (Cold)

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Sam most Allen St .-ytcFCharles B scow Geo Knox

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Come lore, aoma. where the i If th* stage eMld httf Bitfd scourge, thereIsfiOtotoO* form •# good ■ fMHtFr _ gent young women toAMWH honeit egerttoi fit mfyltm, women nr* few eoooxh, *

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Jiead full Schedule of Preeente Below. Each Certificate of Stock Is accompanied with a Beiatlfal Steel Plate EagrariBg, Worth more at retail than the cost of Certificate,

And also Insures to the holdtr a

Preseat la the Great DDtrlHmtloa. The Wishlagtea Libriry Caaftaf is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and

Organized in aid of the

RIVETIHIOIE I-NSTiTUTES

' ron

BwiAInrs’ and Bailors* Orphaas. Incorporated by the State oj New Jertey,

April 8,1867.

The Riverside Institute, Situate at Riverside, Burlington county. New Jertey, it founded for the purpose of gratuitously educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Sea-

men of the United States,

i The of Tmstee* con»i«ts of the follow ing well known citizens of PennsyIvan la and New

jerse / j

William B. Mann, District Attorney, Phil-

B Brooniall,ex ChlefCoiner United

Penns Bocorder of Deeds, Phliailelphla,

Hon. James M. 8cov*1, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey.

J. E. toe, Esq., of Joy, Coe A Co., Philadelphia. Vn^aHusi .'ar smjian,, -» a..n.«u. ... April 18, 1007.—OIBce of Internal Revenue:— Having receive.) satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the Washington Library Company ” wi 1 be devoted to charitable use-, permission is hereby gra ted

*i enterprise ex-

dal tax is loner.

The WeshlsgtoB Library Conpaiy, In order that the liencvolent object set forth In this circn ar may be snceemfully accomp ished, heve issued • re series of FINE STEEL PL tTE ENUR aVINGS, which are put on subscription at prices much below their retail raltie Cert III cate* of Stock in th* Washington Libra:

ndlng ns ONE DOLLAR, or payonr local agents, will receive imi Steel Plate Engraving, at choice

n* person

the s,

late

se to

a line

ing the same

mediately at the following Hit, and one Certldcare of

Stock, insuring one present In onr published schedule. *

Oao Dwllar Essgravtnwe.

o No c,,lld 1 Mytlhlld.” No. 8-"They’re Saved I They’re Saved I” No 3—’‘Ohr Seventysix : or, the Early Days of the Revolution.’Any person paving TWO DOTLARSn

y person paying TWO DO! LARS win receive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus be-

coming entitled to two presents Tara Dollar Engravings.

90. 1 —“Washington’* Courtship.” No. 9— Washington’s Last Interview with his Mother.”

TMreo Dollar Eagravlage.

Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will

receive the beautiful Steel Plate of "HOME FROM THE WAR,”

tied toVivfe^presents** ° f 8tock ' beco,, >li'? entl-

Ponr Dollar Eagravlage.

Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall recelve the targe and beautiful Steel Plate of “THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS," A“ d four^Certlfioates of Stock, entitling them to

Flvo Dollar Engravlmgo.

Any person who pay* FIVE DOLLARS shall receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of " the marriage or Pocahontas," And five Ceitlficatcs of Stock, entitling them to

five presents.

The cn ere-i to

sent by ma

dered.

The Wtshiogtoi Llbrar/ C-Hpaaj

WILL AWARD

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

IN PRESENTS

TO TBE SHAREHOLDERS, On WodneeAar, Bept«mher*5, 1887*

AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN.,

Or at the Inttitute, Bivcrside, Neva Jertey.

SoModnloof Present*.

1 Cash present 1 Cash pre-ent

1 Cash present

13-'"•'d oto-R

Agent, Indianapolis

AND AJiEBICANl

WALL PAPER!

OrawfiMovlIle

Three Trains Mfte Indianapolis daOj. if*»aiSfZ^L , SSiiL*- 8h " Lmmfarvlll«« Hew Albmmw mm«l Chi ossem IfiailrofMft. Direct Route flnom LouiavUle to Chicago.

W0.M# . 20,0i 6

10 000 .V.. 6.0110

8,000

1 Cash pre-ent

3 Caahjbre*ents of gs.soo each 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds, etc., Germantown, I’hllad’a . 18,000 1 Double Residence, three story brick, Camden, New Jersey 15,000 1 Coal l*opot. offices, Sheds, Ground, with business established. No 1814 Washington avenue. Philadelphia 15,000 1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J.,

1th Ground, fruits, etc

hre« stofv (Outage. L<»t, etc aiuabie Buikling Lots, Riverside, $300 »ch r

1 Th

eacl

5,000 5,000

i Beautiful Sliver gray iiorso, ISR hands high, sired by the celebrated imported Arabian Horse, “Caliph/' also, alight Road Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with set of superior Single Harness, etc, making a first class establishment 90 Pianos, $800 each 80 weiodeons, $898 each 5 Rosewood cwlng Machines, $300 each. 1,000 10 Kamil* sewing Machines, $t0u each l,noo 50 Fine Gold Watches, fOO-teseh 10,000 100 Dll Paintln.s, by leading artists—ugregate va ne 10,000 8 Camel’S Hair Shawls, $’,000 each 8,000 8 Camel s Hair Shawls, $t,000 each ' 8 Handsome Lace Shawls. $880 each 10 Cashmere Shawls, $59 each 80 silk Dress Patterns, $75 each 80 City Building Lots, $i75each The remainder will consist"! Silverware,

ket

5.000 10,0u0 4.00 1.000

o,\wv 0,010

15» 800

1,800 8,750

Musical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket B hies, and different articles of ornament and use, amounting to

89.000

Total. $100,000 All the properties given clear of incumlH-Tauce.

Hew to OBBtaln Share* •ravince*

an4 En-

Send orders tons by mall, enclosing from $1 to $*). olth-r by Postoflce Order* or In registered letter, at onr risk. Larger amounts should be

sent by draft or express.

.$8 80 Si 80

. 44 00

to 00 ..90 00

lo shares with Engravings SO shares with Engravings 76Shae** with Engravings 100 shares with Engravings

Local agents wanted thionghout the United State*

The Association have appointed as Becelvers.

Messrs GEORGE A. COOKE * Co., whose well known integrity and business experience will he e sufficient guarantee that the money Intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the purpose

stated.

PhPadelpbla. Pennsylvania, May 30,1807. To the Officer t and Members of the Washington

Library Co., M. 0. ME.M>, secretary.

Gentlemen: On receijR of your favor-of the ■>h Inst mt notifying US Of n tr rtnimlntment aa

seivers for your Company. lubmU a copy of your Ch ir enterprise, to the higher

R«celvi

to s

IBrh last mt notifying us of our appointment a*

• t, with a plan

hast legal authority of ved his farerable opln-

nd sympathizing

tour association, vis: the education and maintenance of tttoenftan children of our soldiers and sailors at tbe Bivorside Institute, we have concluded to accept the trust, and to n»e our best effons to promote to worthy aa oafs*. Bospoc folly, jrotrrs. etc.

GEO. A. CvOKX A CO.

Address all letters and orders to GKO. A. COOKE* CO.. Bonkers,

Sfi Soathstreet,Fhflapelphia Pennsylvania, * Receivers for the Washington Library Co.

jyS doodSmlkwfiiB

CHIN* CLatSWARB. BTC.

JOHN W00DBBID&E & 00.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

CHINA, GLAM PENSWABE,

TABLE CUTLERY,

AND

Wm$«r Filter* mmd Comlaras

Terre Mmmfie

etaoi^.p.u.

Four passenger train* leave Indianapolis daily. Orricxaa—K. J. Pack, President; K. E. Ricker, Superintendent; 8. T. Scott, General Agent, In-

New and Hegant Designs,

■mvnmb, a»ai«KS A CO.’S,

•0 *IS0 Sfi Went Waahlmgrern St.

W.BL^arinlea OeneraT Agent, Bellefomtalme SmllroaA.

Three Passenger Trains leave ludlanaoolis daily. OFFtoiaa—StiUmaa Witt, President,Cleveland, Ohto; J- L. Cozad, General Superintendent; Lucten HUls, General Freight Agent, T. D. Bar- '«§. General Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.

omtodfontogeo^

PAIN 18 ETC. J. 13. OSOOOI>, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Paints, Oils and Window Glass Brsuhcw of all Itlada* Hnnae, Sign. Ornamental Palatlng and Graining, No. 82 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. $9*Mixed Paints in any quantity. mylSdSn,

CARDEN.

LION GARDEN, No. 361 Snatb Pennsylvania Streot.

for the reception of visitors It i* beaut! and convenient to the business por-

fflHIS fashionable place of resert is now open A for the rec - -

fully located, ar ion of the city.

ICE CREAM, And all the loxnries of the season kept constantly on hand. WILHaM ISKE, Propri&tor.

JeSdSm

NO. B4.

iGUA DE MAGNOLIA* A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne used to bathe the face and person, to render tbe tkir toft and fresh, to allay Infiammstton, to perfumi clothing, for headache, etc. It is manufacture* from the rich Southern Magnolia, and Is obtaininii a patronage quite unprecedented. It Is a favor tte with actresses and oparatingers. It issold bj all dealers at $1 in large bottle*, and by DEMA5 BARNES St CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. Saratoga Spring Water, said by all Dzaggiets.

Eefrigeratorsand Beer Coolers,,

Btc.* Kto„ 3Dt«

1# W«sfi WDSklafftoa •$re«t*

"Jes’ soiExactlyt"—Solon Shingle sakl they were there "every time." If he fejt" owley ” in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters; if h« felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bitters: if he-lacked aoof tite. wo* weak, languid, or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bitters; and they never failed to set him on hi* pins square and

firm.

Few person* want any better authority, but as some may, just read the following: I owe much to you, for I verily believe the Plantation Bitten have saved my life. Rev. W. H. WAGONER, Madrid, N. Y.” ’ * * I have been a great sufferer from Dyspepela, and had to abandon preaching. Th* Plantation Bitten have cured me. Rev. C. A. MILLWOOD, New York City." * * * I had lost all appatlto—was so weak and enervated 1 could kardly walk, and had a perfect dread of society. • • • The Plantation Bitten have set me an right. JAMES HEMINWAY. St. Louis, Mo.” • • The Plantation Bitten have cured me of a derangement of Uto Kidneys and Urinary Organs’, that distressad ma for years.

They act like a charm.

C. C. MOORE, B4 Broadway, N. Y.”

Mrs. O. M. DEVOK, manager of tbe Union Home School for SoMlen'Children, says she "hat given it to the weak and Invalid children, under har charge, with the most happy and gratifying results. We have received over a hundred reams of such certificates, but no advertisement ie so affective a* wnat people tnemseives sar et a good article. Our n and our reputation is at •take. The original quality and high character of these goods will be sustained under every and all circumstance*. They have already obtained a sale la every town, village, parish, and hamtot among civilized nations. Base imitator* try to coma as near our name and style aa they can, and because s good article can not ho sold as law as a poor one, they find some support from pasties who do not care wnat tnoy sou. a* on yonrguara.

Soo our priveto stomp over tbo cork. .

>., Wffw York City by aQDraggiJt*.

r private stomp over the cork, p. a. drakb * co.. Mg* 1 fiaratogs Spring Water, sold I

Orer & MUUta D0lUrs 8ft?e4I Gentlemen: "1 had a negro man worth over $1,800 who took cold teem a bad bust la the lag, and was useleas for oven* yaar. I had used every thing I could hear of without benefit, nktfi I tried tha Mexican Mustang Liniment, {t soon affected a permanent cur*. J. L. DOWNING." Montgomery, A.abama, June 11,1880. “ I take pleasure In recommending tha Mexican Mustang Liniment as e valuable and indispensable article for Sprains. Sores. Scratchee.or Galls on Hones. Our man hart used it for Burns, Bruises, Bores, Rheumatism, etc., aad,aIL**y it ecu like magic. J. W.* HEWITT, Peranum for American, Wells, and Pkr$$ and Hamden's Express. "The sprain of my daughter’s ankle, occasioned while skating last-winter, was entirely cured In one week after she commenced using your celebrated Mustang Liatmem*.

KD. SEELY.”

Gloucester, Massachusetts, August 1,180$. It is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Liniment performs more cures in a shorter time,

on man ' “

•rod.. F

always have

taialy la. AB genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings, bearing tbesignature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United States Stamp of DEM AS BARNK8 ft CO., ever the top. Aa effort has been made to counterfeit itm***a cheap stone plate label. lAot rH Wsslniiost cuttigtttfhl Hair Dreesing It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It kcepc the head ewAftad dean. It amkee the hair zfeb. soft, and glessy It prevents hair torn tag cay and faWac eft It restores hair on prematurely oaid beads. This is Just what Lvon’s Kothariou will do. It is pretty—it is eheap-durahle. It It HtoraHy told by the car load, aad yet Its atoMetinergditoi* fiemaad ie daily inereeetog, until these ie haedly s country toom that (toe* not keep it, or a family ta— dOOC nOt uM M. a . ’•< 1 K. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, Mow Tort. fisratoga ftpstoff Wetos, osM hy*B Pmggists. Who would aos he benotlfnir WhoTouldi add to tobwie^rl What —* 1 — *—* hfmOtoOjptoqJ^imd

ions performs more cures in a snorter time, m and boast, 0MB any article over discovFamflles, livery men, and planters should u have H on hand. Quick and sure Iteer-

Throe P,

iwiUm

’ Trains leave Indianapolis dally

Ornmu-D. Rickets, President; Horace toott. Superintendent; James Perrier, General jsr issiZrr. zrhszstf ssg?

Vgent, Indianapolis.

Lmimpette amd ImdiasiapwlIaKail-

r»md.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily. Ovncnma—WflHam P. Reynolds. President: J.

T*rm mad dsicmfto Th ee Passenger Train# leavelnaia—.^^ ♦adxews. General Freight Agent Indian*poll*

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Adamn Exi

tf East Washington at. Alfred Gaither, Superintendent, Cincinnati; ohn 12. Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Office—No. 84 East Washington st. E. W. Sloan, Superintendent, Indianapolis; J. (utterfleld. Agent, Indianapolis. Halted State* Express Company-. Indiampolis Office—Mo. $4 Rest Washington st J. Butterfield, Agemt, IndianapoUs. *Ierchaat» , lJaloa Express Comp'y indianapotla Offio»~44 Mast Washington street B. B. McPherson, Division Superintendent, Inilaaapriis; James Gtoen, AgenY Indianapolis.

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

Com-

Weatern Union Telegraph

P»nY*

Office in Blackford’s Block, corner Meridian md Washington streets; entrance on Meridian

dreet,

j. f;

Whltne toorga

Walliek, Diriston Superintendent; C. C. ey, Manager; A. Winder, Chief Operator

ir. Brown. Assistant.

GIFT CONCERT.

IMPORTANfiMMT To th© World. KIEL Hi IB hT 7 S First Grfti4 North ABericai GIFT CONCERT! Is now positively fixed to take place at the COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK CITY, On Saturday, July 13, 1867.

500,M# Tickets lobFly nil SeMt

500 OOO Presents! OR OilE TO EVERY TICKET.

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. 'I'HE proprietors at tbe North American Gift L Concert, which was adverti-ed to take place at the Wabash Avenue Rini, Chicago, Ilirmm, and po-tponod, ham the pleasure to ameuace that a serie- of Concerts will be riven: the first will take place at the Cooper institute. New York City, by the earnest re.<ue»t of thousand* of subscribers in tbe Middle and Eastern States, where a large share of our ticket* have been sold, aiyt will be followed in rapid *ucce*sion until the te ries is completed.

prompted

will be presem

prise ... , in its completion has been unavoidable, but the Tickets unsold In the hands of our numerous wonts have now been gathered in, and but a few tnou-and remain to be disposed of Under any circumstance* the Concert will now be given as

above stated, in good faith.

Tbe extraordinary patronage which has been bestowed upon this enterpri-e by the public, has tod the proprietors to announce that a gift

ited to every Concert ticket

00,000 YnJwaUhlw^sv*" •* Five Bhtwftvosi 'wfitoiismssd Dwllara, wilt be present** to Ticket Holder*

Inclndlng f IOO.G4K) la

GreesaMkcka.

Ho. of Tickets Issued 500,0®0. X* HIC E DZ EJk.CH.

A Freaeat GlTea with Erexy Concert Ticket. •

i l l l l

80 SO 20 SO

1,000

1 Gift in Greenbacks

do do do do do do do do do do do

j!© :::::::::::: *> do 10U each do fin each do 10 each do - 8 each

.•Eg • 50 !® : IT

„ 000

8.000

r _ B,0fi0

* do Re>ida»e todUcago 5,900 10 do City Lots in Cbicsgo, $800 each 5, 40 do Pianos, $50): each.. . 3d

300 300 300 1,090

do LadleW

.RfiOeach... 80,000

1U0 each.

do Silver Watches. $05 each.

do Silver Watches! $40 each do tei silver plated Ten fipoont, $3 do Silver Plated Fruit Knives. $8

1*000 8,008 8.000

1,000 fiffOB

8,900 do Miotograph Albums, l 1,000 do Gold Bings. $4 each 8,000 1,090 do Gold lined Goblets and Cups, $S r ”

ss : "

3000

ri-wrrw.nmlm ,w. — rOi-oQ »l* tS uinvU

Troy. Mrw Tort, Okemlto ' 1'

> .hvrgA jn'kli BERiRJLMMlIRR. 1

T —r—

4JBOO

1.000 do Fine

1.000 dO'Gold r .. and sttohMancoeomi ntoel Jtoipnvtpg*, Jl_.

-HlftPiftePmskhiag fiOOyOOO Otrts, er a KV A Committee to be chosen by Ticket holder» «t the first Conaert. will promptly distribute the pre-ents, one to every ticket holder to the Concert, and their report wHl be sent to all agents “^SSSSttiSSS^SittL^,. the hands of numerous Agents, all over the country, have now fieeft icnD’ned; and the thousands of persons, Who, disappointed in being unable—at oar principal offices, to obtain them—can ZtSinza- tsix will dr Gent promptly, by mail, on receipt of price

and ttamp for return-portage,

Bpeclai TftfPMb ew€«aM —tee. ’ the same, will be sllowed the following comiaiato Tiokottto one address Csr J1 to

—** m

{■^UL^RsmYJ^ press, or in Begistotod Letters, may bo sent at enr risk. All oommunicattoto shoald be addrestod to

t*NS, SAYLER ft JORDAN, W^ifttoCtou»dCiSSS Souto Srffl

fc. W. M’COSJ).

LKUgOXNBWXB.

0’COftO A ttUIGENSMITH,

Attorneys at Law,

District and Qrcuit Courts.

Special attention given to COLLECTIONS in this State and other States; to cases of Divorce; and to Criminal Defences in all parts of the

State.

RF* A division of fees made with Attorneys sending business. Office, IV*. 4 Blake's Black, Indian-

JAKES HUGHES. J. S. HARVEY.

HUGBE3 & HAKYEY,

Attorneys at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

XYTILL practice In the Federal and State Jtt Court^and give prompt attention to the

Collection of Claim* throughout the State. Office 101 East Washington street.

Washington City business transacted through the firm of Hughes. Denver A Peck, Washington

-i

Martin M. Bay. ^ Jonathan W. Gordon. RAY, GOB DON ft INARCH, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Will practice In the Federal and State Courts. Ofitee, No. 13 New ft Talbott’s Building. South of Poet Office. noVJ8 dly

COMMISSION mcrcHANTS.

JOHN M. PENDLETON, CORYZZSSIOY RERCHAVT,

For the purchase and sale of

OftRestic Fleece Polled Wool, N*. 45 Broadway, New A’ork. advaneeamade. Consignments solicited. ’dat^qurat.^**^! * arkek Reports fur-

i % RKFEBJCNCBS.

.H- Y Yail. Cashler National Bank of Commerce,

riAm V Gei uHhed al

v w" "esnaii, oasnier vim National -hierFir«t^N**t{ I>tl [ ln ^ ot ^ : Thomas Arthur,

Messrs. Ford. Dinw ft (jo" st’ LoliL^Missourf; .nd to any banker throughout the country havYorkcorresponde..is. mar22deod*w6m*

an im

gNew'

W. D. BtraXHaM. Isaac MTKR, I. O.BUBKHaM, JB W. D. BURKHAIU A CO., OEISTEHAr. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 44 Chanber Commerce, Rear Building, CHICAGO, ILL. ftS^ Particular attention paid to filling MJ1ier’» orders, orders solicited tor Ffonr, Grain and Produce. Samples sent on application.

A. DASHER & W. D. BUfiKHANI, t» ISTIL L s,

®*BBftrtdg-e City, Iiflr

/"ARDEBS received for Bo irben. Rye and High wines, both bond and free, at Cincinnati

prices.

mar 19 d3m

Rjjrm DUVCAR. W. H- THOMASD. DUY tAiY Sc

JAQOB DU MO AM*

CO.,

OKIVKIiAL, Cominission Merchants, /H nH DmIrFB IB - FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Ml*- A* West EomisiszKa. Mt.*

anis i " w -‘-nvi preparation is snitmi It ***** ■»Uemion will radically neutralize the venereal virus, expel all impurities from th* sheorhent vessels, and render contamination mipsMdhle. Be wfce in time, and Dy a^dbiS Ve kour8of »atoidhodXhis most reliabt* specific, so universally adopted in the old World, is now offered for sale fbr the first time m America, by P. A. Du port ft authorized Agents for the United a tales. Price $3 per bottle. Large bottle, double size, $5. The usual discount to the trade. Sent, securely acked, on receipt ol price, to any address, with

mv23dlv

F. A. DLPURT ft CO.,

Sole Agents for Dr. Ricord’s P. L.,

No. 12 Gold street New York.

Wo Charge iKtii Cored. Diseases peculiar to femate! w ™

Cwwliwet

sarasirawsisssjs’ssfflSS sent by mail or express, when ordered. Masterbatton, or self abase, speedily cared bv an eaOr* new treatment. Yonug man nr woman, married or single, if yon are afflicted with an-

call or write at once, and be assured l. relief and low chargee. Address free ani denttal. Send stamp for a circular,

oetl-dftwly

Galen’s Head Dispensary. Chartered 1801.) A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just

sexes vate diseases, gonorhea. af she testicles, umaacr anu Kidneys; self-abuse, and the secret habits of both sexes, and its deplorable effects on both body and mind; diseases of females from and a

tru th-

ing marriage;

the Author’s new me

unplatthod ol

treatment, the most successful means of cure as shown by the report of cases; mailed under seal Cy 96 eenks. Read the above work before seeking Patients here, and thus avoid quackery tomes sent to any pdre*^*^ b J msiL and medt>f a statement of the case. "'-"'-nr on receipt TO LADIES.—A pamphlet ot special importance to the married, price 10 cents; also, a little book of private advice te ladies, either married or single, price 18 cents; either sent ia sealed en-

velopea on receipt of price.

Office Removed from 74 Green Street, To 176 Jefferson street, between Filth and Center, near the Willard Hotel. Consultations private and all business strictly eonfidential address THE GALEN’S HEAD DISPENSAKI, *eul ilftwlv Louisville Kentucky.

I> is.. YVEISSTEPt, 184 South ClarkStrset, Chicago, Illinoia, (Between Madison and Monroe.) Office hours from eight A. M. to eight P. M. Specialist in the treatment of all private disease: in all their varied and complicated forms. Fo. the past twenty years Dr. W. has wade the treatentof private diseases his business and study Lies which cases can ace to business or exposure to friends. Particular attention given to al. old standing cases, such as were formerly considered incurable, Syphilis, in all formr Gonorrhea, Gleet, strictuies, also the effe<

and pr<

pies on the face, bodily weakness, constipation, to and uneasiness in female society, un-

avc ele

ersion

cleanliness, dread of future events, and finally 1 complete prostration of the vital power, loss o memory, ringing in the ears, impotency—can b<

ioreo to health " "

medical work hands 01 all tho to all on receipt

Please call: a friendly chat will cost you nothing. Dr. Webster tei'ers the public to the fol-

ind uneasiness dread of futur

ociety,u id finally

memory, ringing it fully restored to he.

of a new

ie ears, Impotency—can be h. Dr. W. is the publisher k, which should be in the

igan^Bo 1

Missouri

.nc me!

Harrison^ St! touis, . Bailey, Dr. James

Mich-

Thom,

ledo, Ohio; 1

Beaty, St. Paul. Minnesota, street. Postoffice Box2291

i; Dr. Gaines. Dr. J. Bailev Dr. James Chicago, Illinois; Dr. Uendershatt, To>hio; Dr. Davis. Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr.

Office 184

my 26 weowly

.0: Dr.

Clark

Cl'& r «N Worm teA

A picaoaut,sate amieilcctual VegetableKemeu % for all kinds of Worms found in the human body also, a reliable cure for Fits and Worm Fever

ing in it

fIMikS* Machines were awarded the Highes A Premiums at the State Fair* of

Mow York, Vermont, New Jersey,fPennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Virginia, California,

Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, | Oregon.

AT THB FAIRS OF THB American Imetltmte, Frawkllm Imatltwao* Bffmrylmmft Imotttwto* Tlasvn. cfcuaeU Hccluamtca* Aaswctmtion, Pewmaylvaala Merkanica’ Inatltmta* St. Louis Agricoltarml anA ffkoclawmfcs* Association, London, Paris, Dublin, Lins, Besancon, Bayonne, St. Dieier, Chalons, And they have been furnished, by special command, to the Empress of France, Empress of Russia, Empress of Austria, Empress of Brazil, Queen of Spain, and Queen of Bavaria.

Grover & Baker S. M. Co.,

81 East Waalilnffton street,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

■ ^ »w3m

ICE CREAM.

NEW CONFECTIONERY

And Ice Cream Aalooa*

Joseph F*arisette, Proprietor, NO. 25 North Illinois street, nearly opposite

the Bates House,

YT AS fitted an Ive Cream Saloon super XA. anything ever opened in this city, at itors to this 1 uy, who leave without trs mg saucer of nxs Ice cream, will have deprived

prior 10 in.i VIS -

slightest annoyance. 0 Parties supplied with Ornamented Cakes Pvr amius. Water ices. Jellies, cnarlotte de ’ Biscuit Glasces, common Ice Cream Pyr Ice Cream Pyramids a la Harlequin, and Ice Cream Pyramids. This last is marie by one else in the Western States my8<i8m

Kuse, rruojiiU, d I nun

LIGHTNING ROD.

Munson Lightning Rod.

ITS SPIRAL SHAPE.

Dr Boynton a scientific professo

iges stiffen the rod! 1 te the electricity, and

ter than a smooth surlace. And Professor Buck- • man, of Philadelphia, says theo*.en flanges runnin* spirally the whole length of the 10a ena les ihe flu-d to freely traverse coth surfaces, an 1 at the same time pur.ue the spiral course to ns

zovement.

Mcnso.v 8 Liohtniko Rod.—This rod has redation which

ral flan, dissipr"

thi

sor, says its spi-

1. and thorough edges y, and there in is miuhbct-

Possess

its combination wonderful cleans

BIT’ Consignments solicited.

metes att

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

Pottcffice Box 1243.

TOBACCO.

THECHiNCARORA

AiYTI-3IERYOVJ8

SMOKIKe TOBACCO!

fflHE Cblngarora Tobacce grows from JL tbe rich soil of the "Orient,” and is possessed of a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely unknown to tbe tobacco of abotber dimes. But it* unurecedqnted popularity has sprung from ihe factor the entire absence of that iieadly poison, Nieotin, which permeates every other tobacco, and which is the one and sole cause of the distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc., which most invariable, sooner or later, follow the

dulgence of the pipe and cigar analyzation of tobacco iit&n a

:r, follow the inAt the recent

contained bacco from two to fl ve per ctmt. ql Nieotin, the UHlNGABORAdld not contain ozie discoverable particle of that deadly poison, a drop of which, extracted, will destroy life. Our anpat at Baoshoy has shipped us large Hies of - ~ '

ably chem-

icdtoini

veteran smoker, yet Mix knlii “ ’ ”

than aom quality,

A coanoiseur hgs but

tobacco and cigars, wnto ,

toally flavnred, tobedisgusted^ith foe medicinal U*U which leaves a nauseous unhealthy eoating in the mouth, and in time seldom fail* to shatter

the nervous system. ■

TW natives of the “GRTENT” moke thd beritky Cklmcmrerat from morn tianight, from youth to age, and are happily uacoasckius of tho eilo, distressing fire which courses through thejreia* of the Mbaler of the fttmes of tobacco conthlning Nieotin. .ifjpzoait' 1

We Invite every lover of the weed to try the Chingarora, and guarantee uupreceiented pi.eas-

nxs In its delieious BavoV.

fto|d every wher at ftt per pound. ’ EOWIY VI. COOla At j Soke Anrats aadlmporttrsot the OfrinraVWrn HAVUU 1NB 1MEBICAN CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

- MAIN DRFOT,

19T Mmmate Street, New York. apr33 deodfitatftwSm -* ***-*•-

B>XB

- ,r?

HENRY WARD BEECtttR'S STORY

IN 2’i - t

.•i»qif<. u£t' Ji

Price 25 Cents. Sent by mail for 85 cents. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. M. S. BURR ft CO., 28 Trcmont street, Boston General Agents, and for sale by all Druggists. jel8 deodft wlv

“I*ro Bono Publico.**

Private Ikineasen Cared Im the

Shortest Possible Time*

By Db. YOUNG, late of Philadelphia, who has located himself permanently al No. 75 Third street.PiTT8BU«e,PEtxsTLVAMA. Headdresses ~ r *'o have injured themselves by improper indulgence and aolitaryhabits. which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them for either bu siness, study or marriage. He has discovered the most certain, speedy andonly effectual remedy in the world for all private diseases of whatever nature. Weakness of the Bock and Limbs, Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges,Impotency, GenerelDebility. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, languor, Low Spirits, Con-fusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart. Timidty, 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 Sn 1»Ujut «f 1,-—-ii—.nose wecket and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than the songof Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage, etc., impossible. The fearfal effects on the mind are much to be 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.

xaw/a* **£vga. W6&flLy _ ^

emaciated, having a singular ‘appearance about the eyes, cough and symptoms of consumption. AN EkMEXAGOGUE FOR THE LADIES, a compound prepared and sold only by Dr. Young, warranted to remove all obstructions to the

beaHhy menstrual flood, im; ‘

activity to the s

ky menstrual flood, imparting new tone and ity to the system, price $1 per bottle. Obstinate cases of Long standing may require No 2, which is four degrees stronger than No. 1;

price $5 per bottle

PeriOnS at a distance, bv stating their symptoms, ego and occupation, can receive medicine

by express securely packed from observation.

AddressHx. YOUNG, No. 75Third street, Pitts- ai-d silver. uoven.ment boni burg, Pena»jlvania. jel wly sponsibfHty, we will say t-ac ’ J . - —-s i vid ally liable, which makt

M. WM. THOMSON’S OfficesuiiCoasultatlonParlorssrelocated at JSo. 9» Komth Oelitware Street*

The

New York Eedgsj*.

; -1 ; -a-.'. j. -n

»io a i;: wo-.-r

Far 4*Uo at atl «b#

News Depot*.

tC o'

Mo ale stave* **tft

ijLoiITj

YYYC have the pleasure of announcing that the

. • - - ■ j dj ^iTLnrt* 9ooq Hon*«T> a'-il

^^sssuassMh^itm jtettrem !,nr. 'i-zwrtna. 1L n^a.'sa.w IV O R W O O I> ?

01. VILLAGE UPTIN NEW EN6UN0;

to each

stmmeni „ Dr. Wm. Thomson has made 1 the treatment of Private Diseases * speuiaftv since tte year 1881—three years in the city of Bur-

ndulgeaee, ia practiced by tbe youth of both i$Xainaoa* nmlimitod axle**,' producing

st.SEiyffi’uA 0 ;

■HEMiOal taeoanraa, via: flall»weounte«a»ce,dark. rflUllif4f ttariots. omeaslness about tho Knns. weakness of the limbi, oaafnferi -vision, blunted

■■■ aew ocy, lesebi

r.&Bo* jnrr rARRIAGB klII IMi 1 Yn■■g a

Ivaflve

G. (aimer. Elect.leal Engineer 1 Buc* man, Professor of Cheiuistry in t al* Medical University; ami,indeed.b;

nu*dred ProlVosor* in colleges, anu other scien-

r ed by Moses

Boston; a

ennsylv

oeed, l □lieges

tifie men, as tbe best rod ever i 1 vented, and j scssing all the elements necessary to protect

buildings from lightning. Fairs of New York.Pennsyi'

Indiana, Ohio

tional

tute of New

Philadelphia, Mechanics and at very many County all Sections of the oountr

ful in (

v*r i r »cii 1 PO: otei

— — » saaoJ O (AW MAAVi OWaaCvr

- —wjj . van ia, low a, ill inois,

1 a, Ohio and Connecticut, and at the N aFair, Maryland Institute, American .nstit New kork city, Franklin Institute of

homes Institute, Cincinnati,

and - istnct Fair* in ry. It has been success-

over three hundred new s-

t it in en iib-

intelligcnt people

Institute, Cincinnati

Fai

other journals have spoken o

ms of the highest praise, and it has be< Uy patronized by the most intelligent i

ever, contest, papers and otii

term:

erally patronized by tli wherever introduced.

DAVID MUNSON.

Office No, 83 East Washing ton street uvet Mun011 It Jonnston’S Stove Store mnrVT ''Ntu

TO CARPENTERS.

CARPENTEES, LOOK HERE!

Tfre Builders* and Manufacturers’ Association

Brack

Work, Dressing 1 umber. Working Floor] Scroll Sawing and Turning neatly dot

given

ling Flooring, etc.

fuming neatly done Dressed

Lumber ripped and cut o order. They hate a Saw outside the main building to cut Bridging, Split Boards, Camber and Parade) JoLt fr» m t, n to thirty feet long, making the Joist ready to lay

on the wall

Also, dealer* in ail kinds of Building Lumber, Joi>t. Scantling and Shingles. Will endeavor to render satisfaction to al .hoping to share tne pa-

ublic.

satu 1 of

TlTI^S^Sa 1 ^,aware street.

setts a veuue.

C EuEN, President.

343 Mossachuse

AllLiLi—No.! YARD—So

JOHN L. AVERT, Secretary.

DAVID KRtGLO, Superintendent at the Yard.

BANKING.

BANKING OFFICE or E. T. Reightlej & Co. GKEE0rU3tVn.lB t INDIANA.

STOCIHOLtrRS:

E. T KEIGHTLEY, WM.W.HUGWN,

S. LEGATE. GEUKGE LEGATE.

YTTF do a generel Banking business; allow in- ¥ V terest on time depo- its; buy and soil gold ai.d silver, trovernmentbonda, etc. As to ou responsibility. we will say each stockholder is indi-

y-td ally Imfaje. i

cur^ than -ny N they ou,y being respon ible to a ceitain amount, w Kile we are responsi to as long as w e are worth anytning. We only auk aa investigation of our manner of doing business to satisfy the moneyed

men ot the country. Respectfully.

-ieSASra E T. KklGH • I.ET ft CO.

iavi

BANKRUPTCY.

Tlie Bankrupt Law

IS NOW nr FORCE.

airangements »ill be made with lawyers reuuL and may be reforred by the Court to any hegisu r mthe District; the Jurisdiction of the legist, r not being con lined to their reanoetive Con r ret-

BUWI3ST A- I5A.VIO,

^Attorney at Law, Wo- ft Tulfrott uuA Now’s Block,

First door south of the Postoffice,

jet»d3mftw3w IH B»AR(Nft.

HOUSE furnishing.

UUll^ttKliBPHIUi’ IMPdilllM

MeORBBRY A FAY, 5G and 38 East Wasblnctou Street, . ' 7J >-^'*■.1 ■ tol.V BfBLANAPOLIS, INDIANA,