Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1867 — Page 3
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Coagreei circulate I860,000,000 more of greeobaeki by buying tip and eaaeellag that auasber of bonds, and thus save Mm its par eent.
uer Ul OW»v»» mm wuv wmrm wwm vis per sen A ssffia'SS 8 ®* ooo to the borrowing ettlnean, | taxes, altogether, M much an A# < of (he Government annually up to 19901 And why not# Became the capitalists of tbo oil. gareby would have lost tbo chance to make eighteen or twenty per cent, on their capital, or 965,000,000 out ef the hard earned money of the people I What do these sharks oars for the Government and people, hut !o speculate on the finances of the one through the iafet> uate folly of the other ? Our Congress, the facile tool of theoeeenUeeo conspirators, turns on the screw nt th^r every bidding; the Government machinery lent to the tune of loyalty, liberty, union, reform, ha* inanity, etc.; the deluded mllUeae. with Iho animus sad instincts more of n blindly driven mob than of rational and raapoastblo latoili. gence, ortss •*bravo!” and M bully!” la chorus to our own shame and ruin, we might well pause to aek, " Are wo a nation of knaves, fools, and unfortunates r Again might wo
say:
" O Judgment, then hast lied to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reasoa l”
The origin of the National hank law waa ply this: By the operation of the high pro* Ive tariff, fat contracts for Government supplies, spoils of cotton thieves, etc., en Immense capital had accumulated In the Northeast States and dtles. This had sought lucrative lavestmeat In ratted Sfwies gold Interest bonds, Not satisfied will) <1. profit, the bomk conspirators spy'ted their machinery and powers upon ( > vm and induced tbnt patriotic body to Inaugurate a schema by which tbo people should bo forced to pay them
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THE NEW ENGLAND POLlCT.
liow Mach Longer can Country Stand It?
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1 clinll devote this pnpor to nn rxi>oseof tbo general features and workings of the present national bank law, aa an essential feature Of the gigantic swindle so suceessfully forced ui>on the country under the sharp practlee of Ibis eold blooded and atrocious moneyed oligarchy. That It Is an overshadowing, heartless and plundering monopoly I shall loaveto tfie arguments ana facts herein presented to
nil 'VV.
Tbo first national bank of this country was chartered by Congress In 1701, with a capital of *11.000,000, to run for tlfteen years. In l 'lo tills charter was renewed for twenty years, with the capital Increased to $28,000,i oo. The credit was soundly based on specie. The branches were distributed over the Stetee, coexisting with State and loeal banks, and guarded against encroachments nn the same. The corporators, by terms of tho charter, paid *1,;,on,ooo honus for the privilege. Yet, after thirty-one years experience with this limited capital, restricted with the precautions of vigilance. when application was made for a second renewal f"r lifteen years, and an extension of capital to #.'t.'>.bOO,boo, though another bonus was otlered of #0,000.000, (he advocates of the I'rmoeratto policy of "strict constitution” boldly (inestloned It* constitutionality, and assailed Its power as a growing, Insidious, and threatening monopoly. They Insist that the constitution gave Congress only the right "to coin money and regulato the value thereof," and that Congress had established a mint for this purpose, and had passed laws regulating the value of Its coin. The friends of the charter privilege recklessly and Impiously assumed that tho bank was a means of executing the constitutional power ■•to coin money and regulate It* value” In Issuing national bank currency. Thl* dishonest pretense Is the nearest approaeb to a constitutional warrant for a national hank ever yet tnvented; and Its patent falsehood la but another evidence of the scandalous atlu unscrupulous Impudence of great moneyed combinations in coercing and distorting the sacred powers of the Constitution to the service of their In-
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I'ro>d lent Jackson, In his celebrated bank vet" message to the Congress of 18.V2. offers the most convincing arguments. He save: "Tm monev so coined, with Its value so rrgtiI de l. and suck foreign coin a* Congress mat adopt, are (he only currency known to the Constitution. Hut If congress have other power to regulate the currency. It was conferred to be exercised by themselves, and not to l e tr inferred to a corporation. If tho hank i.e i 1 ,bil he l for that purpose, with a charter lin’d" r.tbie without its, the hank’s, consent, Congress have parted with tbetr power for a t rm of yars, during which tho Constitution
is a lend letter."
In regard to the favoritism to the etolnslve f, \v who wire bullying and bartering with ( en 'rc«s for this hanking monopoly, he says; •• Mvcry monopoly and all exclusive privileges are granted nt the expense of the public, which ought to receive a equivalent. Tho m my millions which this act proposes to be* stow upon tho stockholders or the hank must come, directly or Indirectly, out of the earnings t film American people. It Is due to Hum, therefore. If their government sells monopolies and exclusive privileges, that they Hhould exact from them their worth In open market. The stock will command a premium of lift v per cent., or $17,000,000, which It Is propo«od to sell to the monopolists for a bonus ( ,f $2,000,000, Why not, In public market, offer It to the highest bidders, and put the premiums upon the sales Into the treasury#” Against its injustice, he says, “In the ftill enjoy men t of t bo gifts of heaven, and the fruit* of superior industry, economy and virtue, every man Is equally entitled to protection by law. Hut when the laws undertake to add to these lust and natural advantages, artificial distinctions, to grant titles, gratuities end exclusive privileges, to make the neb richer,and tho potent more powerful, tbo bumble membrrs of society, tbo farmers, meebanles and laborers, who have neither the time nor tbo means of securing like favors, have a right to complain of the Injustice of tbelrGoverninent." ••Many of our rlrh men have not been content with equal protection and equal henrflts, but have sought to make themselves richer by ante of Congress. By attempting to gratlff their desires, we have, In the result* of that teglelatlon, arrayed section against section, interest against Interest, and man against man, In a fearful commotion, which threatens to shake the foundation of the Hnlon!” "This Increase of capital Is, therefore, not for public but for
private purposes!”
In hi* annual message tbc next year, the President stated that be sanctioned the act of the secretary of the Treasury In withdrawing, a few month* before, tho Government deposit* from the national hanks and branches and placing them in the Btate banks, tor these reasons; "It waa late in Aliguit (19981 that I received from the Government director* an oillclal report establishing beyond eueetlon that this great and powerful Inatltotlon had l>e*n actively engaged In attempting tolnfinenee the elections of public officer* T>y means of its money, and that, In violation of the oxpresa provisions of Ite charter, It had hf formal resolution placed Its fund# at Ih# disposition of its president to ba employed tn onm tidnlng the political powers of the bank,” Tho evidence wae complete that the resolution of tho bank directors authorised the application of the money and power of tho lumk to olec. tloneerlng purpose*. "I should fool mysolf rsiied upon by the fact* disclosed, to order a scirt/acin* against the bank, to put an tad to It* chartered right**® palpably violated, w#f» It not tha’ Ite charter will expire a* sooa a* a dceistoi’ would probable bo obtained from tho
court of last resort.
Such is the brief sketch of ottr first naflonol
hank ex pertinent of ance, and of Its dl*h®fi(
Iho veto of the
>f sketch of our first national 11HiiOfiorwBMi lOTBiiifiWEw^^y
President, sustafaed by the verdict of the people, after more than a pear'* desperate struggle for llfo ta ( ongMtantf at the polls. It foil, together wjjh the yrwrtpPO-
tectlve tariff swindle; m ‘ two grand ptllare ef the 1 parafyjied thepnwgf of i inn horse, full ®f afmi
wall* of the doomed city, tea® n®»i geroiis and formblnhfo-to MM bei this mon^r.w Mcb, bjiMitfMe« i tense, had mpt wtftfte tbdjx
wall* of our National Troy. w as in aeotnonff not hi dtxnii one mi* dl*ror«e<1 m tlm®-
tbc ctbef
man or berofo
have been unequal K
Intrinsic aa! ban
organiaed under the
'£,1 ’jr&awsr ehsmpfa Bum jartiOfi moum iual to the bme defease, I
ivy. Trim i remuvnt iihvbbud, wv did not Congress self these exclu-
sive privilege*, If they were right and aeeeasary, in open market, an I let the people who were not able to buy get some con elder atlon for tbc monopoly#” The $800,000,000 bank stock would have commanded in open market five per cent, profit to the purchaser. Tbuatb® monopoly might have paid $18,000,000 annually Into the Treasury. While a bonus of nearly fourteen per cent, wae given for the old monopoly in 1801, the benefits of this stupendous scheme were given aw*y by our profligate and corrupt Congress. Do we need any lietter evidence of the complete subsidizing of thet body, under Mi* potent and persuasive Inducements of the moneyed oligarchs# Can we doubt the shameless corruption and intrigue behind all the extravagant and blatant pretenses of patriotism, where the fruit# are patent to our eyes on every hand # The principle never foils. When a loose woman, a treacherous hypocrite, or a blatant demagogue, are over eager to parade their virtue* to the world, villainy lurke behind the plausible tongue; and so, whenever radicillsm Is spaamodically affected on the surface with an excess of loyalty, let the people beware; a big
steal Will be very apt to follow.
The old bank monopoly, which Jackson, backed by our fathers, put an end to, did not dare to n«k much powers as this hydraheaded monster has bad lavished upon It. It was not allowed to Invade, or Interfere with, the rights of tbo 8tat* banks. The present charter law taxes every State bank ten per cent, on every dollar of Its Issue In circulation, a* much as the entire dividends of the banks In their most prosperous days. It Is called a tax; but virtually It Isa tine on any State Institution daring to Issue notes, designated to drive Its currency out of circulation. The law also attaches a penalty to any person who attempts to pass State bank currency. Thus an old and valued State right is at one blow annihilated by the usurpations of our centralized Government, Instigated by the
oligarchy of capitalists.
To show how reckless and Insensate to all principles of Justice these moneyed cormorants are, the benefits of the bank law are appropriated not only to the capitalist daaeee, but to a particular class in a particular aectlon. Of the $.760,000,000 capital tn bank stocks, $.780,000,000 of It Is located in the Northern .States, and two-thirds of the balance of the stock, though operated in the Southern States, Is owned by Northern capitalists. Thus all, but about one thirty-sixth of the profits, goes to swell the vaet Increase of wealth of the rich and powerful nabobs of
tho northeast.
To Illustrate this Inequality: Massachusetts possesses and operates about $50,000,000 of this stock. Kentucky, with tb« same population, and which made greater sacrifices and furnished more troops to the Union army during the war, has about $8,000,000. Of course, the $40,000,000 profits pretty much Hod their way into northwestern pockets, annually, from the operation of this bank law, swelling the riches and the power of the
oligarchy.
fo tbo system preferred because it is safe# It seems plausible that nothing could offer a more secure basts of credit than Government bonds dcposlled In trust with tbo proper authorities of the United State-; but no banks are more liable to abuso and failures. If, from bad debts, defoultlng oltloer*, speculations, oto., tbo b anks should fotl, the bonds deposited must redeem the currency notes Issued. Next, the Government is a preferred creditor. After these are fntlsflcd the c.iizon depositor* must share the lo*>e*pro tala. In several Instances of bank failures already, the citizen* have lost all they had lnatru»t«d to the banks, fbe public will remember a similar experiment of making stocks the basts of credit In banking a few years ago. In the 9tare stock bank laws of Ohio and Indians. Tbaae stock-were as safe as United States bonds; yet, In a year or two after flooding the c ruutry with this stock bank money. Its eredlt was lost, and the banks bought up their own notes nt fifty to eighty cents on tbo dollar, thus cheating the public out of twenty to fifty per cenf. of their Iseuee. All experience proves that no currency can sustain a par value In market unless it Is redeemable, on demand, In
gold.
The objections that the constitution waa raped for the charter of the bank; that In the substitution of the bank notes for greenback* the people are swindled out of $65,000,000 aamonopolists; that a particular class In a par-
pooplb (®i«/ • *v iuvsivrva x/urw ssa qpWfVWjwv lly to enrich the pampered and powerful loportsts; that a particular olase la a particular section are favored at the expense of the whole country; and that Congress betrayed the Interests and trusts of the public In lend-
trusts of the public la lend-
ing themselves to be the Instrument of such a wrong, are startling and formidable. But these are insignificant beside the slermlng foot that so hideous and unnatural a monster nestles In the confidence and shelters under the protection ol the Government, which It daree to control by Its corruption Binds and conspiring Intrigues. If, in the purer days of the republic, a national bank, with little over one-half the bank capital now held and controlled in tlo state of Massachusetts alone, was so powerful In Ite resources ef corruption as to endanger the Hbertleeef the people by compromising tbeir Congreee, and so bold and unscrupulous In its attempts at bribery and fntrtgne that the President felt called upon to withdraw all Government patronage from It, and to ex peso Ite treachery In bis annual me®sage, wbat may we not conjecture, wbat may we not fear from the monster that now fnttens upon tbo life elements and through the llfo functions of the nation, with dimensions of capital thirteen times as large, and with annual profits over twice ae large a* the entire stock capital of Its predecessor of 1988# llow could a man live tn bemth and strength with half a dozen reptile* In Ms stomachs consuming hts alimentary and arterial llfo# No more ran the vigor and health of the nation bo sustained, with the ravenous, bank law, bounty bribe laws, Internal Improvement gratuities, big corporation gtfta, etc,, Intrenched witnln the body politic, gnawing nf Its llfo organs, and, like an inner fungi, sapping its llfo elements! In the feverish rage ef party strife, the nation may give evidence of giant strength. Be not deceived, follow citizens, with these artificial and spasmodic pulsations! The body politic Is sadly diseased)
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Ilf* wreck grandeur, and avarlo*
ah*M have left its prey, shall retain vitality enough for reeonstrnctfv® hope. Citizens, be warned! An insidious, Martleis, Md powerful oligarchy Is to-day "(he powef behind the throes, greeter than the throne Itself!” Ite dark designs lie hidden from view behind pretexts of national we«a-
they are
Congress has denied
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f® hypoerttieal. the oligarchy nothing! Ever It* obedient, faid paaatvr ** *- ^ -
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benefit I* the Govsenaaent, and that wnforsnd •adgvataUoosswIadleopon tbe public, ONM norm ■ewachoMUs, of Kentucky, ef Genr-
victWM of the schemes of
■ t® ft* pause# e crisis; then to
vnmufour
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♦her national bank could never^
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organized .
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and punishing rebdlloii, MW — another h**# followed under fh# 4
reckless srllflees of Infoliiatrd people,
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oosid fungiie ha# fffowf body politic-wshife ft L tcrl Jr* capital stock and W<», against fMmjmj*
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fe have a very complete atsortaeatof paper to Blank Books, which will be bound in such manner as will insure complete satisfaetlon. The attention of county ofteer* I* respectfully called to tbit branch ef onr bostaes*.
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•wC* _ .ssssts TwrnCmi Bead full Schedule of PresmU Belovs. Each Certificate of Stock ia accompanied with a Benrtlfol Steel PUte la(nrrfEff, Worth more at retail than th* east of Certificate, And also insures to the holder a
Tbfi WfishliftfiB lArtrj CftBfkij Is chartered by the State of PennsylTanta, and Organized inaMef the Ri'VKTOixyE iifs’nnjnc roa •witllex** mmO Sntlera’ •vpfoaws. Incorporated bp the State oj Nett Jersey, April 8,1897. The BiTer»Me InatilMte, Situate at Riverside, Bartington county, New feraey, is landed flar thepurpoMof gratuitously sirs'"* 9 “- 'The Bon*8 of Trustee*' eonststs of tbe following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Je»l€f: Hod Wmiam B. Vann, District Attorney, Phil adeiphio, Pennsylvania. Hon. Lewis R. Broomall,ex ChiefCoinerUnited States M in t, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelph ia, PenssylFaniii. Hon. James V. Scorel, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey. Pbte,pW^feknT nt AdmS ETPreSi ’ J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy, Coe A Co., Philadelphia. TnaACuir Dspasrant, Wanuntorox, D. c., April 18, 18®T.—Ofifoe of Internal Revenue:— Having reeeired satisftetory evidence that the proceeat of the^ enterprfoe conducted by tbe . *!**}*&* Uhnwy Company ” will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt flrom all charge, whether from special tax or other duty. E. A. ROLLINS. Commissioner. He WfishiBgtei Lffcrary CftBytiy, Tn order that the benevolent object set forth In this circular may be successfully accomplished, have issued live series of PINE STEEL PLaT^ ENGRAVINGS, which are pnton subscription at prices much below their retail value
S^»eT I,ig,M,dby Any person sending ns ONE DOLLAR, or paying the same to onr focal agents, will receive immediately a fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the following list, and one Certificate ot Stock, insuring one present In our published schedule.
No. 1—“My Child l My Child.” No. V-'They’re Saved l They’re Saved I” Me. S-”Oid Seventysix; or, the Early Days of the Revolution.” Any person Paying TWO DOLLARS will receive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled to two presente. Tw# Dwllmr Brnfraxlmfe.
No. 1—“Washington’s Courtship.” No. S— "Washington’s Lost Interview with his Mother.”
Tkree Dmtimr EmyrmTlmge.
Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will
iceive the beautifulItoel Plate of " HOME PROM THE WAR,”
And three Certificates of Stock, becoming enti-
tled to three presents.
F#»r Della* EmvzmTlmge.
Any penon paying POUR DOLLARS shall receive the large and beautiful Steel PUte of “THE PERILS OP OUR PORRFATHERS,” And four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to
four presents.
PI** Delia* EagraTlage.
Any penon who pays PIVE DOLLARS shall receive the Urge and splendid Steel Plate of “ THE MARRIAGE OP POCAHONTAS,” And five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to
five presente.
Tbe engravings and certificates will be delivered to each subscriber at our local agencies, or sen* by mail, poet paid, or express, as may be orTfcfi WtshlBftfii Library C.apaij
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PRESENT®
70 TUB ggABBHOLPBRS, •m Wedaeetiapy Septemsfee* 35v ffthTv
AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN.,
Or at the Institute, Riverside, New Jersey.
•elsedale at P*ee*mZe«
1 Cash present $40,000 1 Cosh pre«ent. 90,000 1 Cash present 10.000 1 Cosh present —— 5,000 . ooo
v-c-s^as v. -«-.s-s •••••••••-• »w» * S,(
t Cosh presents of $3,500 each 5,i
1 Handsome Couatry Residence, Stable,
Grounds, etc., Germantown, Phllod’a.. 18,000
1 Double Residence, three story brick,
Camden, New Jersey 15,000
1 Coal Depot, (dfices, Sheds, Ground, with business established, No. 1314 Washing-
ton avenue, Philadelphia 15,000
1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J.,
with Ground, Fruits, etc 10,000 I Three stoiw Cottage, Lot, etc 5,000
9fi Valuable Building iots. Riverside, $300 1 Elegant Turnout Family Carrioge.Span
of Horses, Harness, etc, complete... 5,000
10 -oluablebulidlngLots, Riverside, $800
t Beautiful ttiver gray Home, UR hands 8,00 °
high, sired by the celebrated imported Arabian Horse, “Caliph;” also a light Rood Wagon, weigh® MBpoands, with set of superior Single Harness, etc,
__ making a first class esteblmimsent 5,000 R Pianos, $M0 eaeh 10,000 R Welodeons, jfiReacR.. 4(000 5 Rosewsod -ewing Machines $900each. LOGO 10 Fomllv Sewing Machines, flOoeach.... 1,000 .25 £1? W* BM»S
ft® OH Paintings, by leading artists—ag-
re gate vain*
8 Camel’s Hair Ohawte; ftl JIQO ■HHEHkMH *,|S,5oo«
each each each
Send orders tons hr moll, enolo RO, either by PosMBee Orders <
Utter, ^ -
t Camel’s Batr Shawls, S Handsome Lace Shawls, $950
10 Cashmere Shawl*, $*9each. . » Silk Drew Fattenuffteach 05 City Building Lots, $175 each The remainder wWeanslstof Silver wise.
Musical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles, and different avtlclee of orna-
ment and nae, amounting to 99,006 Total... $900,000 All the properties given clear of incnmberaoce. tn Obhtnlm Sharee am4 Ew
Srmvimce.
_ or^ re^stered
——a* our risk. Larger amounts should be
MKt by drelt or express.
Wshnrea wt^ tagnsrEyi. .'.7.7"".J® 00 Loeal agents wanted theonghontthe United State* A^COO^t wel? kee wa intsgriay and business sxpsrtooe will be a snfleieat guarantee that the money tahmslsil fotitwn will be promptiy applied to the purpose Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 9®, 1881 TelheORramend lumbers ef tfte Washington library Co., M. A RRAD, Seeretary. Gentlemen: On receipt of yen*favor of the Um tastent, notifying ns of our appotofsmas Heeeiven for your Compray, we took tbe liberty tosubmit acopy ef yen* Charter, wtth a plan of
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WALL PAPER!
New and Eluant Designs,
I FBE, ADAMS A CO.’S,
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IMSURANOE.
ARE YOU INSURED ?
IF YOU ARB POOR
"yOUniaydieandUav 0 your famll^poor^If Yon eon not lose your Life Insurance. It pays you a good interest on your investment, and the beat considering yon run no risk.
INSURE IN TBE .OLD RELIABLE BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO. PITTSFIELD, BLAStl.
Cash Assets, - Claims PeM, -
- $800,000 00 - $300,000 00
All PdIIcIcm Mntwml and Ndr-Forfeit able.
All Kinds of Policies Issued.
Emdewmsem® PmwmMn to, 15, TO stm*l 2ft Y ess re froms Dmt* nf yemr Fnilcy. If yon are alive, to yourself in Cash; if yon die before, to the person named.
Insure To-day for $20,000 And ten years from to-day you getthe cash yonrPremlums may be veld annually, seml-anua-elly, or quertony. Part note taken when requirerl. Dtotdendi every year after two years. Jim*Dividend September 1, i860. 44percent, on Lite Roto, adding from 60 to 190 per cent, to sore Polieiee. for one payment on the Lift plan, at the age of Murty-flve, we Insure yon for two years and three days. In any other company yen Insure for one
^Lg-ents W anted. P. W.BAlTaOLOHSir, Cfiin Igeit. No.K west Washington Street, dee® deowl* INDIANADWLIH. IND.
MILUNCRY.
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BICfCK MACHINE.
M W O R r> 9 M ITEfiM POWER, SELF TBiPEiliNG
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ATTOEHEYA At LAW.
United ln the mtoM the benefiZ sTthe Bankrupt Law wfiTbrar knmiad that the next Congress may repeal or modify the present ifberol law, and tent after th* lapse ef twelve Months applicants win not be ra&tled to the U Pe in C Bankruptcy cases, the United States Coma open at all times for the reception, reference ids-eedy adjudication of petitions. tUt“ Otkco. No. 45 East w*ehington street, over Fletcher A Sharpe’s Hank Indianapolis! Indiana. eogMdSwtm
Attorneys st Law,
mett® dftwly
W. A. Lowe.
Jos. W. Nichol
■ LOWE St KICHOL, Attorneys at Law, Amd Salleltemm Bamkrnptcy . \\j ILL practice in the State and Federal V V Courts. Ojjlce No. IGJi East Washington Street, (Rooms formerly occupied by the late R. L. Walpole, Esq.,) in the Herald Building, JyfiSdSm
JAXBS HUGHRS.
J. 3. HARVEY.
HUSHES * HAHTEV, Attorneys at Law, INDIANAJPOLU, INDIANA. TT7TLL practice In the Federal and State V V Courts, and give prompt attention to the Collection of Claims throughout the State. Office 101 Rost Washington street. Washington City oualneaa transacted through the firm of Hughes, Denver A Peek, Washington City.
Jonathan W. Gordon. Walter March. CORDON ft BAR UR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS. IND_, Will practice In the Federal and State Courts. Office, No. U New A Talbott’s Budding, South of Post Office. aovKdty
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN M. PENDLETON, COJERISHON MERCHANT, For the purchase and sale of Dftnestle Fleece aid Foiled Weel, Nn. 45 Broadway, New Tnrft. f'l ASH advances made. Cornizuments solicited. Vy General or special 5 iirket Reports furniihed at request. . REFERENCES. H. P. Vail, Cashier National Bank of Commerce, New York; Messrs. J. Boorman, Johnston A Co., New York {Gordon, McMillan A Co, Cleveland, Ohio; W. P Westtell, Cashier Vint National
and to any banker throughout the country having New York correspondenf " ‘
its. mai99deodAw6m*
FRUIT DRYER.
BOS EBB 3 S
IMPROVED
WARDROBE FRUIT DRYER AND ROOD HEATER, Patented Sep. 4, 1866. Patented April 23,1867.
Is the only Fruit Dryer with a Vapor Chamber and Con necting Vapor Pipe, which prevents the fruit from sweating The rapid current of vapor is ch-nged in plac« of changing the fruit. After the fruit season, as a Labor Saving Machine, as a Clothes Dryer, Iron Heater, etc., aad as a neat and economical doom Heater, it is indispensible in ev-
e brings it within the poor. It can be mannfac-
t can be mannfacI* thoroughly un-
ery family. Its low pric reach of all, rich and poe
tured in any country village. _ _
derstood and appreciated on first sight, by everybody. Can be seen in operation all the time, at
75 South Illinois Sires-, Indianapolis.
Capitalists, this WARDROBE is coming into universal use. For county or State rights, address
J. K. BOSWELL,
onglOdlm Indianauolis Ind.
TAILORING
J. Sc P. GRAMlalYG, MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
Readymade Clothing’,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Vniises,
No. 35 East Washington Street, jylfidSm INDIANA]
PATENTS.
CHARLES WJ5RBE & CO., Solicitors of PATENTS, MODEL BUILDERS. AND DEALERS IN PATENT RIGHTS, Office, 7T l i East Market St., Indianapolis, Indiana.
order.
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MUSIC.
I I> I aA. IV A
Normal Academy of Music,
203 Sonin UKerldinm Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
CrSLAJRL.ES HESS, PrincipaL
Office, 35
Street,
! Fall Session will
on the first
I: Organ, Piano,
localization, Netattow, Ha , and the art of Teaching.
‘ Situation* procured for Graduates.
-All t» ]
fifcmttfte
gije»»y doctok en terrace. He aS«itfRen^ye«rfttinr^ptw^eta andCtotrrte»S*h.^ Notice thU-enre er aeney. AB persons at a dfotoncc wish ing te knew tnenetaM of their diseases, or have their peat, present and future unfoldad, cxi be accommodated by aesding a lock of Her te a inter, enclosing n and two postage Minns. Address Box IOR EdtenapoUs. iOffice South West stree. No. XL Cawraltataen-tedteL fit; gentlemen, fit. angl9d2w
"PREVENTION IS BETTB THAN CURE.* Celttrated Preventive Lotion. PPOVMD ^ mmended toy the
the only anfo and
from Special dew is suited
rience to. —ample
tomrsof nntoldW-
This most reliable spectee, M unlveraolTv adopted in the old World, iTiiSw for the first time in America, by _ Co., only authorized Agentafortes Price $3 i»r bottle. Large bottle, drahte titie, fit The usual discount to the trada. Sent, securely packed, on receipt of price, to any address, with directions and pamphlet, by tdrlrerning to Sole Agents for Dr^RiconDs^P^lu, No. 12 Gold street New York.
my29 dly
fiAlfti’s HftAft Dlsfeuarj. (Established 1850. Chartered MBL) . A MEDICAL PAMPHUR, Just [published, eoatoing to large pages I and numerous engravings of the organs of tooth sexes in health aad BMS5sggU5S«BS2 bladder and kidneys; self-obosn and the secret htotite of both sexes, and its deplorable effects cm both body and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age; intended as a warning and a guide for the young of both sexes, being a truthful adviser to the married and those eontemplat-
Patients at a distance treated toy mail, and vTiEZtmS&KZ?* « M “* r * oa NO I’APIBS-—A pamphlet ef special import araeto the married, pvtee 10 eents; also, a Uttic hook of private advice to ladies either morrief or tingie, prioe 15 cents; tether sent in sealed envelopes on receipt of price. Office RerawreA fzwwa T4 Greea Street, To IN Jefferson street, between Filth and Center, wear the Willard HoteL private and ail business strictly confidential adaVea. THE GALEN’S HJfiAD DISPENSARY, tenldAwlv Louisville Kentucky
Worm teA
^ jSBa-jssiS; also, a reliable cure for r its and Worm Fevei Possessing in iU oombination wonderful cleans
Price 25 Cents. Bent by moll for 85 cents. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. M. S. BURR A CO., 99 Tremont street, Boston GeaendAgentA and for sale by all Drnggisto.
feb4<Uv
CROQUET GAMES, ETC.
PLOW.
Is especially adapted for BalMeve, Hwaaw J winers. Rue ewe nnA Carpenters. With it a scafiMding eon be bui t in less time upon a roo >. aad with greater safety, and token down as quickly, without leaving a shingle nail
hole in the reof ‘ “
data
Retail price fiS per dozen,
i the trade promptly filled at liberal dis-
i. a. * j. m.
C0UA9S, GIG SA0DLEL COAO PADS,
to Hr.
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LION OARDKN,
£
pr- ,3*^#
DISSOLUTION.
stawA P—ttoa will eanflwagreat tutor by can inr at once, and settling their no ‘ ■
e. A -5 W jr~ TSSS:
Cnstings t etc., wal Machiwtty,
MACHINES.
OROVBR A BAKER’S
ffifflfcst Preoion ENttlfi Sdtek
Family Sewiig laekiaes
T^HESE Machines were awarded the Highest X Premiums at the State Fair* of
Hew York, Vermont, New Jersey,' Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Alabama, Virginia, California,
Wisconsin, low®, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oregon.
AT THE FAIRS OF THE America* Institute, FrmmJtllm Imetltwte, nary land lantttate, lilansa. elm sets Iffiec Mamies* Asawclatiwn, Pennsylvania HecHamlcs’Imatitmte, St. Lewis Agrtcaltnral and mecJhaalcs’ Aanwclmtiww, And at numerous Institutes and County Fairs including all the Fairs at which they Ware exhibited the past three years. First prixes have also been awarded these Machines at the exhibitions of London, Paris, Dublin, Linz, Besancon, Bayonne, St. Dizier, Chalons,
And they have been furnished, by s]
peci Em
ress ol aria.
ial com-
ess of razil.
Grover & Baker S. M. Co., «t East Witshingion Street, INDIANAi’OLIS, L_ND. Je 7dAw3m
LIGHTNING ROD.
Munson Lightning Rod.
ITS SPIRAL SHAPE.
fT7HIS form gives the greatest vtiingth st the A. smallest possible cost, and makes it su{ierior to a solid copper rod three inches in circumier-
Dr Boynton, a scientific professor, says its spi-
anges stiffen the rod, anj^the
is
lessor Buck-
ientifle professor,
_ liffen the rod, and the
dissipate the electricity, and therein
ter than a smooth surface.
ral flanges
lys i
ugh edges wu<-h bei-
AnU Prof
^en flanges run- ; the rod enai les
ely traverse noth surfaces, and at
the some time pursue the spiral course to its
movement.
OR. WM. THOMSON’S OfficeandConsulUtloD Parlors arelccated at Nw. 99 South Helm ware Street. Wf HERE he will continue V Y to treat and cure Private Diseases, in all their spec'* Stages, rsmiflcatinritt j phrses. Dr. Wm. Thomson will g to each patient a written strument, bind effect a radical i cure, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has ; the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1351—three years in the city of Buffalo, New York, eight years in Chicago, Hlinou and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eigfa years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cored ove thirteen thousand cases.
give, it has been emlor-ed by 4
G. Farmer. Electrical Engineer. Boston; Buck man. Professor of Chemistry in Pennsylvania Medical Cniversity; and,inueed, by over live hundred Prof ssors in Colleges, and other scien-
tifle men, as ne best rod ever invented, and
he eleme:
buildings from lightning.
sessing ail the elements necessary to protect
It has received the first premiums at the State Fairs of New York,Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Connecticut, aud at the National Fair, Maryland Institute, American institute of New York city, Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati, and at very many County and >istrict Pairs in
all sections of the <
country, it Uas been
.test. Over three hundred new
papers and other journals have spoken terms of the highest praise, and it has bi
tery i ind <
r
erally pa wherever introduce
ise, am most i
s-
ot it in een lib-
iuteliigent pcopk’
DAVID MUNSON.
meat. SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sex. oal indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dork
Iffice No, 63 East Washington street, over Muni A Johnston’s Stove Store. maPfl-'ii.m
to caupehters.
CARPENTERS, LOOK HERE!
Tfte Builders’ and Nlanufacturere’ Association
4 Bra<
RE prepared to furnish Doors, Sash, Blinds, Window and Door I* names. Mouldings ami lets. Special at*—— - = *■- • --
Work, Dressing . umt Scroll Sawing and Tui
attention giv aber. Working
amg
rattling of chariots, nnnnninns* shout the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted Intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss ot memory, hectic flushes, pimples and v:
eruptions about the face, ' sweats, fetid breath, cough-, mania, and frequently insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of the above symptoms, should immediately apply
to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief.
fiV* Office and consultation Parlors, No. 39 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, imiimia.
*» O Box 1650
to Custom
g Flooring, etc.
urnmg neatly done Dressed
Lumber ripped and cut o order. They have a Saw outside the main building to cut Bridging, Split Boards, Camber and Parallel Joi»t from t* n to thirty feet long, making the Joist ready to lay
on the wall.
Lumbe:
i face, furred tongue, night coughs, consumption, mono-
:r. to
l .hoping to share tne patronage of a generous public. MILL—No. 235 Nortn Delaware street. YARD—So. 343 Massachusetts Avenue. - c - HdEN, President. JOHN L. AVERT, Secretary. DAVID KitHGLO, Superintendent at the Yard. je39 d3m
BANKING.
Wholesale aad Retail, A Largo V oriety of Croquet Games, AT REDUCED PRICES. ■\rEW styles of Traveling and Work Baskets, AX Leather Traveling Bags. Feather Dusters, and Fly Brushes. Childrens’ Wagons and Chairs. Crandall’s new Patent Building Blocks—a new toy. REGULATION BASE BALLS, BATS, SPIKES, ETC. A new stock of Walking Canes. Wire Bird Cages, Traveling Flasks. Powder Flasks, Shot Belt*. Pocket Cutlery and Pocket Books. Two hundred Cases of German and English Fancy Goads and Toys, fancy French Chino, and Bohemia Glass Ware, at Olia.-.- ALayer Sc Co.':*, 27 West Washington street, augSS dim INDIANAPOLIS.
BANKING OFFICE
E. T. keighlley & Co. GREENCANTXE, INDIANA.
STOCKHOLDERS:
E. T. KEIGUTLEY, WK.W. BROWN,
S. LEGATE, GEORGE LEGATE.
Yy^o a ^general Banking business; allow inandsilver, Government ISmda.’etc* toou^responsibility, we will say each stockholder is individually liable, which makes our Bank more secure than any National Bank or bank of issue— they only being respon ible to a certain amount,
while we are responsible as Ion anything. We only ask an tnv
manner of doing bu ’ men of the count]
je243m
a try.
Respectfully.
E. T. KEIGU i LEY & CO.
BANKRUPTCY.
Nutting’s Patent Wheel Plow TS bound to have as large a SALE as any known X FARMING IMPLEMENT. Has been tested for months, and not found wanting. Any PLOW con be attached to the machine Send for illus trated eirmlar, with te-timonLls of ex Governor John A. King and others. County and State Rights sold in any part of the United State. THE SHINGLE BRACKET
The Bankrupt Law us irow in force.
#|iru£ undersigned will give special attention to A bankruptcy cases, and oners his services to those who desire relief under the law Liberal arrangements will be made with lawyers requiring an attorney at Indianapolis. All cases must be commenced in the United states District Court and may be referred by the Court to any Register in the District; the jurisdiction of the Register not being confined to their respective Congressional Districts, all issues of law or fact must be settled in the United Ssates District Court. EDWIN DA.-VIS, Attorney nt Law, N». 3 Tultowtt mrnft New ft Block, First door south ot the Ftwtoffice. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
IRON WORK.
iissftfcrttM «f Cftpartierskip. rpHE firm of Roil * Smith, in the Carpet, Wall X Paper. smA Window Shade business. So. ifi It. Hal®
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having claims against sold firm will them immediately for payment. All knowing themselves indebted to said 11 coll tmiwliatoly and soak* payment, xmnt and netos having been transferred ~ te to* towd a* flir old
at fevot toy call accounts, a* we
MAU€*H Sc CO.
MAKERS OF
0RHAMEHTAL IRON WORE,
Verandahs, Bank Vanlts,
1 at the old stand ■Khewiil i and as many nc
tIDffiE
Also, Boilders of
>LTS* ETC.
E. MAI’S PATENT JAIL
S would call the especial attention of County Commissioners, Architects and panras wanting work in onr line, to the charactorofonrw<wA and our prises, and invite them ifitr A. B. Auer’s Patent CancaniPmtent
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