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I I4»a dellnrkU* t# «!*y anbsorlbsn at» MRU por wook. If paid atr lolly la adranoo, |1» ft anonm will bo charged. . _ ^ siKivOTixrrss^'^sssa^

any, Indiaaapolla.ladiana.”

pany,

TUB UtDlAMAroiM DAILY H*RALD

End <161 If Of 60 lo BTIlliCPlborS In E<IJ EOCnf 16 WB» »i>oul theiame time ill* dlatriboted t» the oily

of the day from si* to twelve hour* before they ran reoelre Itthrough papers publiehedetoewhere. i‘he paper eaa be bad of news dealer! and ear* ri.’ra at any of the railroad town* on “ entering at Indianapolis. Katen of AArortlnfaK*

frooiFleklog Tbe last saober of the L* Croe*e Democrat ban a litre* oolamn artleto on trout flabinf. We extract the following:

tb* trout bad been preserved than in ibe opes

lots where all could Asb.

It was strip morning—we bad risen at three, ridden ten miles, and struck the creek just ae the trout were reedp tor breakfast. Looking carefully for a sheltered place to hitch our horse, we slyly crept along behind fences, etc., till we reached ike part of tbn stream not generally Ashed. A farm house stood one-quarter of a mile away. We saw the morning smoke curling lightly from a stove pip«—saw a man and two boys oome out to do chores—saw two women busy about the door, and saw a ferocious bull dog wan-

dering about the yard.

If ever we Ashed close, it wae then. Not a whisper to disturb the birds, or the owners of the land. We crawled through the grass—

clodjjcdjbeblnd^clumps of alders,, liftienlarge

the roads

1.15 >.50 8.95 4.00 4.15 5.50

8 5011.95 tso n.oo 14.50 9.95’18.50 11.15 8 00 11 50 31.00 97.50 I l .Oi! 10 00 99 00 88.00

Ai1vcrii<5emont* inserted a longer time than

three months will bo charged proportional to the

tbr ’*

three months scale.

I/oeal notices,sir line* and nnder.il 00; more than six lines, and loss than ton, fl 50;over tea

inos. IS cents Of lino each Insertion.

All transient nd occasional Advertisement* end Local Noticesroust bo paid for In advance.

• « . rvm nftt l.xrxo *1 IP , i *wt >• u 1 vwi4ln/xn SI

Iarrlagenotices fl. Pnheral notlees, fl. 'I’hc rates of advertising In Ibe Weekly Herald

'I he rates or advertising In the Weekly Herald 'viII he halfthe ratesrlmrged In the Hally Herald

ier one week or longer tlmCi

Advertisements discontinued before expiration < : contract will ho charged Tor the time Inserted

TIIfl WF.F.KI.Y 111',fldf.lt.

Is pnhllsbed every Wednesday, at flOO per an urn, in mlvaneo. No paper sent without the money, nor continued a longer time than l>ab1 for.

A f’ITTSllf lift IIOIIRIBLR.

A llenutlfnl Voting Wonsan Onfrogrtf, nobbed, and round Inoonoible on the street. At about half-past nine o'clock on Sunday right rflicer Simms, of the Pittsburg night police, while passing up First street, near the corner of Short, la the First Ward, discovered a well dressed and respects ble looking young .lady lying in a state of Insensibility on the pavement In front of the First Ward school house. * She was carried Into the bouse of Mr. John Fltzlmmons, adjoining the school house, and every effort was made to restore her to consciousness. On searching the locality where she had been found, a small pocket diary containing a postage stamp and a few rents In change, was discovered on the pavement. I>r. Stoneroad was railed in, and In about half an hour after being brought In she became conscious, but was delirious. She recognized her diary, however, and called for her money and her railroad ticket. Notwithstanding the remedies administered, her mind continued to wsnderat Intervals during the entire night; Monday morning she was so far recovered as to be able to converse luckily. Her arms, were badly bruised, as the result of an assault upon her, and marks upon Olkor portions of her body Indicated that the worst of outrages had been committed upon her. Her name Is Kate Waldron; she Is twentyono years of age. Her residence Is with her stepmother in the vicinity of Jloston, Massachusetts. Some two months ago her sister wss married, and started with her husband for Oalveston, Texas. Kate accompanied them, and remained there until recently, when she started for home, coming by way of .New Orleans. 8he arrived In this city at ten o’clock on Saturday evening, and took a room at the Union Depot Hotel, On Sunday morning she had a violent toothache, and went to a Penn street dentist to have It extracted. There she discovered Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, and determined to go there in the evening. Abe did so, and coming out, crossed the street, and she discovered that she was uncertain ns to the direction in which the hotel was. She saw two men standing by the lamp post, and asked them to direct her. They told her that she was far away from It, and that a carriage had better be procured, offering to bring her one. 8ho accepted the offer, and they came with tho carriage almost Instantly. They got Into the vehicle with her. and almost imhaedlatcly one of them seized her arms and the other applied a towel saturated with chloroform or other to her mouth and nose. 8ho speedily became Insensible, and remembers nothing more till she found herself m Mr. Titzslmmons' house. Hho was robbed of her pocket book, containing if It', and a railroad ticket for Boston. She had on tier fingers two rings, one a valuable opal one, and the other of plain gold. Both were taken from her Angers, the Aesh being lorn in removing them. Yesterday afternoon l*r. Murdoch, at the request of Mayor McCarthy. called on the victim, and ascertained bt* yond n doubt that her person had been outMisa Waldron describes the villains as being reiperfahlo in appearance, and says one of them was rather short and thick set, She noticed a man of his appearance at tho hotel watching her very closely. The h hired girl is beautiful nmUntelligent, is still at the house of her now friends, and is receiving tho kindest treatment. Tf the driver was compelled to drive on the criminal errand be will find it safest to come and make a full statement.

Advertising and It#

Few hu-dness men, says the Utica Herald, a Ivrrlise systematically, liberally and persistentiy. Those who pay most attention to it either advertise fitfully, or with ft degree of neglect which they would regard culpable In any oilier departmontof their business. What would a merchant bo thought of, who only opens bis store now and then, to invite and serve customers? Yet an advertwement In a flourishing paper Is more oonstplcuous than one's store, is more observed, amf more spoken of, and to withdraw It Is like putting up the shutters or taking down the sign. The most

enterprising merchants and traders lo the In

terlor, think

[themselves liberal If they spend a

few hundred dollars a year for advertising. They would deem the farmer blind to bis own interest who should bo stingy in planting, and should fall to put in seed In proper quantity, because it costs something. Advertising Is the seed planting of the business man, and stinginess here must make the harvest meager. What shall be the sum appropriated to advertising? It will vary with the character nnd extent of business. But the smallest trade can be made more profitable, and the largest can be extended, by liberal ndvertiseing. The rule is sometimes given that as much should lie paid for advertising as for rent. This ^may be too much in some cases, too little In others. But every business should be kept constantly and prominently before the readers of the established papers of the district from

Is sought.

basket waft full.

Tble was the time to have gone, but the trout were so Urge, and bttao readily that we could not withstand the temptation, so we decided to string and hid* what we had, and it wae such fun to take another baeket full. And at it we went. No sooner would the book touch the water than we had a trout. We forgot the house, the man, the bays and the

dog!

Suddenly tbere was a ruHdi,* Urougb an >at field as if a mid l ull wss coming! We' looked toward tbe Lori.-o -*..d saw the farmer

oat field as if a mid I u’l wss corotn

and hie two boys on a fence, tho women in tbe door, and the bull dog hounding toward ns! We saw it all—we bad been discovered—the well trained dog bad been sent to hunt us out, and as the mailer appeared, It wae safe to bet ho wae doing that thing right lively! To outrun a dog was not to be thought of! There wae no time to loee. He cleared a fence, came for ns just as we reached a tree and by great activity took a front seat on allmb above

his reach.

Here was a precious go! A vicious bull dog under the tree—a farmer and two big boys ready to move down upon our works, it waa

Ash’, foot rat e or fangs!

Tbe farmer yelled to tbe dog:

" Watch him Tlge! 1 '

Tlge proposed to do that little thing, and keeping hts eyes on us, sealed himself under

the tree.

Then spoke this ugly farmer man:

“ Just hold on tbere stranger till we get breakfast, we’ll come and see yon! If yotrire

_. - . - ,».»

In a burry however, you ean g) now P

"Watch him Tlge/’

we surmised trouble—quite much, for twice bad that bold man of boll dogs and ag-

riculture elegantly wolloped Innocent tourists for being seen on nls suburban premises. His reputation ae a peace man was not-good, nnd tbere arose a large heart toward our throat. Time Is the essence of contracts, and tbe saving ordinance for those in trouble. We had a stout line In our coat pocket and a large hook Intended for reck bass, If we failed to take trout. And as good luck would have it. we had a nice sindwlch and a piece of boiled

corned beef in our other pocket.

We called tbe dog pet names, but he wasn’t on It! Then wo tried to move down—when he’d move up! At last we trebled our bass line, fastened tbe great limerick to it—batted it with tbe corned beef, tied the end of tbe

line to a limb and angled lor dog!

Tlge was in appetite—he smelt of tbe beef— it was very nice—he swallowed It—and sat still with his eyes on us for more, but with no friendly look beaming from his countenance.

Not any!

Then we pulled gently on tbe line—It was fast! Tlge yanked and pulled, but’twas no use! The attention of that canine wae diverted from us—his business was being done

by another line!

We quickly slid down tbe tree, coming near blistering our back doing it -seized basket and pole, and straightway went hence some-

what lively.

We found our string of flih-reached the buggy and a commanding spot in tbe road in

time to see the sturdy yeoman move forth. We saw him and his cohorts, male and fe-

male, move slowly as if in no haste. Wesaw them look up the tree—we saw an anxious ip engaged about dog—wo came quickly

ic and kli

roup engaged about dog—wo

homo and kindly left the bass line and hook tb

the farmer!

Paer AfleBewgal. The Lafyette Journal, a paper which publishes a good deal of balderdash, occasionally get* off something worth republishing. Tbs following, on the death of ex-Senator Me. Doroat is good:

Senator McDougal, of California, was one of tbe most brilliant men in the United State*

Senate. He possessed not only a strong mind but one cultivated to a high degree. Not

much more than a year ago be mode a speech upon tbe resolnlion to banish tho sale of Intoxicating liquors from the capItol, In which be put forth an elaborate, and, so far as style wa* concerned, beautiful and learned plea in favor oi not only drinking, but drunkenness Itself. All who have been much about the Senate Chamber the last few years know how completely b« illustrated In bis habits bis unfortunate theory; and none who know him were surprised to hear of his death, which occurred st Albany, New Y'ork, on Tuesday. It is not pleasant to speak of a roan’s follies

after his decease. Shiil.xpeare says:

1 The evil men do lives after them, The good Is oft Interred with the bones .”

This In one sense true, In another not. Most men feel ashamed of having "warred with the handful of day,” death so easily lays at their feet. To such as have experienced tbe tyranny of the passion for drink which has consumed so many hearts and brains, and made desolate so many homes, tbe death of .Senator McDougal, from tbe effects of long continued Intemperance, awakens no feeling but that of

pity and regret. His speech in favor of intemperance did not convince even himself.

It was a narcotic given to soothe bis self-

respect, quiet bis own conscience, and dim bis

own eye to tbe vision of these spectres of wee which rose from every bursting bubble that crowned his cup. Tbere are donators to-day treading In the footstep of their compeer—men to whom tbe nation looks anxiously for a dlsunwavering statesmanship. Their

which trade Is sought. The readers of new*, papers are the most enterprising and (he most intelligent of the population, and usually have the most money to spend. Beach them, and keep their attention, nnd you create a current

which others will follow.

The New York Trtbvne states that It is true, as reported, that a Boston druggist, who has a specialty befora the public, Is paying that establishment IlftfXX) a year for adver-

$10,<100

ttsing; be paid $t/i00 for the Insertion of one mammoth advertisement. Tbe Trthine adds: "Bonner onre;pntd us $8>0O() for one Insertion of an advertisement of the /.alger. lie knew that by Judicious ndverlMng he could secure a fortune/’ This seems large, hut In Eoglmd such sums are hardly exceptions), There advertising Is a regular part of hudness. It ts reekoned as necessary ns rent, and often ten times as much.!* spent for it, AdvertUiag must be done so as to reach the people whose custom is sought. A separate sheet, a handbill or circular, Is a direct attack; and the person who receives it either throws it addo wKh* out reading, or ho put* himself oa the defensive agsfiist if. A notice In the favorite paper Is a fl ink movement; it catches the eye unawares; It sttract* attention at an Idle or listless mommt; it Iracomns p n of the our. real news. Then it Is like constant dropping. It may not be ready to-day. Tomorrow it will he glanced at. The next Week It will ba looked over- Finally It will lie read. Who* a

play of

ute may be pitied, but their neglect of public duties will be accounted little less than a

crime.

Many were Inclined to ridicule tbe Congressional Temperance Society formed at tbe cepltol. Tbe public renunciation of strong drink by Senator Yates, in which, in a moment of gusbing and exquisite tenderness, he alluded to the joy tbe aews of bta resolution would give bis wife, was regarded by some as an undignified weakness. But better far would It have been for Mr. McDjugal —better for would It be for Saulsbury—for Chandler, and yes, we must say it. for Presideat Johnson himself—and more than all, better far weuld It have been for the country had each one of them, with all the nation’s servants in the capltol, done like the Illinois Senator-dashed tbe cup forever from their Ups. Intemperance is bad enough when It InVHdos tbe borne, making havoc of domestic hopes, but when it enters the ball of legislation, blunting the intellect and flring the pae. stons of men who think and act for milIIoas born and unborn, the evil consequences arc beyond comprehension. Who ean say bow many errors and how many crimes Intemper. snee has committed In Washington city during the past ten years? Who can count tbe graves upon our thousand battle fields made, as they wore at Balskfava, when some one bad binndeied,”

from over drink ?

May the death of the California Ssaator, la

the prime of his manhood and the midst of his honors, be a potent admonition to

those

who will gaze during the coming session upon bis vacant seat. Tbe light of his genius is quenched. Jiequteicat, requleteat.

BITTERS.

purchase Is to be made; when trsdole to be transferred from tbe former dealer: whoa n new artiet* is needed, tb# notice will be hunt-

ni»w artriuiv in rtTCurruy tue nuiicfy win ww nunicd up, and tbe Inducements offered subjected to test. One such case will often pay for a

year's advertising.

f/tflo IHfforar^Good health Is a Messing. The

.Sometime* men get along without adver.

ng. Instances ore glvea '

tng Mecca on their knee*.

r'ki&e? ft nfoMtravel by the mi. fXberal

enter, swlfiev, to travel !»y the care.

V'mSZi’ZrSSfii’im .www;* wheels, and readers it active, beneficent the public, anil remunerative to the dealer.

m. m.

3. rn.su

OIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, bet. Fourth mid fifth,

CINCINNATI, 0610.

place# of amusement, makes it a moH dr*irabie stopping plaee for both the buelaets aad pleasur* *c«.. aoglO d8sa Proprietor*.

Metropolitan Hotel,

mala street* Sotwoea Froat Socoad Streets,

Cincinnati, ama.

W. A. THU BATON, PnoPRlKTOn augio (18m

American Hotel,

Chestnnt street, opposite oUi Independence Hs91

PHILADELPHIA.

Jy93 dtf S. M. UEtXLINGS, Proprietor.

s. n. bSiTnwamt.

o. a gxasnavr

CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI* aHia.

S. K. Crlttoisdoa * Co., Proprietors

A VINO leased tho property known as tho Wainut Street Bou*o, and completed our

be tbe

Improvements npoa the same, it la now thoroughly refurnished, painted, carpeted, and ia most excellent coaditlon, and will from this date

CLAIBBNDOH HOTEE*

We •hall be most happy to see ©nr friends and the traveling public, and guarantee the accommodation. 0? foe CLARENDON to be equal to nay Hotel In tbe city. Telegraph office In tbe Hotel. marsh d A. E. CRITTENDEN A CO.

MANHATTAN HOTEL ttlVUMAr STREET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Part NEW YORK.

N. HVOOINSy rnprietUT. A. J. SMITH. Clkbx. sepMdly

STEVENS HOUSE. 31, 33, 35 and 37 Broadway, N. T.

Opposite Bowling Green.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

rnHK Stevens Honse It well and widely known X to the traveling publie, The location le especially suitable to merchants sad business men: it is la close proximity to tho bustaeee partof tho city—W on tbe highway of soutbern nnd western) travel—nnd adjacent to all the principal railroad

and steamboat depot*.

Tbe Stevens Honse has liberal accommodation for over 800 gneste—It is well furnished, and pos-

sesses every modern Improvement for tbe com-

fort an entertainment of it* inmates. The toom are spacious and well ventilated—provided wim gas and water—tbe attendance Is prompt and

maylS dim

Proprietors.

CHINA CLAStWARI. rrc.

JOHN WOODBKIDGIE & 00,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

CflllMMmro QIINffiWMl,

TABLE CUTLERY,

CMOMNATI.

DISTILLERS,

EXZFCXZVET.R.TX, OHIO, bonded Liquor Mercfcaatt.

Distilleries, A’nr Mills. Peoria. HI inoU and Kenton county, Kentucky. autfMdly

•RADFWRD * SHARP* Manufacturer* of Leather Belting and Hose And Doaloss tn doe, Pnoktag aad Lmmo Leather JTo. 57 Walnut, comer Second Street CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JAMES BBABFORB * «•., Manufacturers of French Barr Mill Stones*

Sant Machines, Portable non ring nd Corn 5S?k^S5SSV££f. ‘“" 1 “

Oflcc,W Walnut, comer Second Street, Factory, corner Elm aad Second,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

aog90 dSm

LONG WORTH’S WINE HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CtwIAom WedAlm* Wine, •pmrkllmg CmrmwEsa Wimw* Dry CmtmwNm Wine, Delaware Wlme, Virginia nnd • Iren* Needling Wine.,

FOR SALE BY

Horn A Anderson, Kelfev A Vinton, STtSAffiRS: SKft&fSS: •na- augio d3a

LOUIS SUIDBK.

JOB* M'CALL.

Manufacturers’ Ware House.

SNIDER it RcCALL,

WHOI.1CRAL.1C

PATER DEALERS,

330 and sag Wain at Ntrews,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

I»r,A.TEr> W-A-RE,

Wetter Filter* nnd Cnnlcm,

Refrigerators and Beer Coolers,

GEO. CRAWFORD 6 CO.,' Commission Merchants,

Importers aad Dealers la

ttedm Aeh, Nml Rada, Onnatlc

w&rv.

anndTVn w nmfi i —am Realm, Em.* Etc.*

NO. »ON WALNUT STREET, Clmclmmmti, Oki*. atigSOdSm

if r 'Wraiifirig

* c - -

B -

* CO.

HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF

J0»N W

Attorney

"PRACTICES g1ven 1 jpCOLL

BLAKE,

at Law, to «• Cfty. County^*

1* K 3B '

pFKUY S

fla sind that the next

WORM

Wall Paper, Window Shades, Etc.,

Congress may repeal or modify tho present liberal tow, and that after the lapse of twelve months applicants will not be entitled to the 50

per cent dividend.

to tho 60

United States Coat

A please n t. sale or all kin.; /oTW

VISHUWHi LIMIT A, PHIXaAJDKXxI*] Sabscriptio* $300,000

In Bankruptcy ewes, the United

is open at all times for the reception, reference and speedy adjedtntton ef pefinwws.^^^^^m

nd speedy odi

tefOmee. No. 45 But Weohington street, over Fletcher A Sharpe*! Bank, Indianapolis, Indiana. aug!6 dltwlm

L by Worms or other Wrtew 35 42WMP.

tent by moil for 95 cents.

JOHN A. PKKST, Chemist. M. A EPEE A CO..R Tssmsnt sfonot. Boetoi

~ ~ r onto hy aU Druggists.

Ts Nss. 7 Sc 8 Botes Usage Block,

Attorneys at Law.

‘SS&iKS/

Bead full Schedule of Preeentt Below. Each Certlif sfte of Stock to aecomMatad with a

mehlft dAwly

INDIANA.

Where they will closs them out for the

W. A. Lowe. Jos. W. Nichol LOWS St NICHOL,

“PREVENTION IS BETTEITNRN CURE.” Getebrated Preventive Lotion.

Diseases. This in v

MEAT THIRTY OATS,

AT A

Attorneys at Law, Am* Snllcitero la Binkrvptcr*

Great Sacrafic e

YY 1 ^ practice in the State and Federal

Conrts.

Office No. ICJi East Washington Street,

Now is the Time to Boy, aa this 'entire Stock must be CLOSED OUT.before the FIRST of OCTOBERJTEXT, as;the Old

(Rooms formerly occupied by the tote R. L. Walpole, Esq.,} in the Herald Building,

JySSdXa

Indianapolis, Indiana.

TRA13E IrVA.LA.CE

JAMES HUGHES. J. S. HARVEY. HUGHES ft HARYXTT,

It to be Reopened then with a

Attorneys at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

is salted

i *P d ..«ato>toBwntE?e £7" thus rtrectingadaeideratum “/JdLSSSSSaf" l “‘- eS.srs.ssRuaratasfsrs Price $3 per bottle. lWhoStto.donWT 8 }2£jS: The usual discount to the trade. Sent, securely packed, on receipt of price, to nay address, with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DUFORT A CO, Sole Agents for Dr. Ricord’s P. L, myD dly no. 13 Gold street New York.

TREMENDOUS STOCK

TN71LL practice fm the Federal and State _V V Courts, and give prompt attention to the

DR. WM. THOMSON’S

Collection of Claims throughout the State. Office XU East Washington street.

Washington City business transacted through the Arm of Hughes, Denver A Peek, Washington

City.

ZtT IE ‘W DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

Martin M. Kay. Jonathon W. Gordon. Walter March.

INSURANCE.

RAT, CORDON 4k MARCH, ATTOMMKY* AT law, INDIANAPOLIS, IND„ Will practice in the Federal and.Btote Courts.

ABE YOU INSURED ?

Office, No. 13 New A Talbott’s Building, South of Post Office. nov38 dly

to treat and cure Private Diseases, in ail their species,

stages, ramiicatuma uni

pluses.

Dr. Wm. Thomson wm give to each patient a written, in-,

cure, or make bo sin _ Dr. Wm. Thomson has the treatment of Private

COMRSISSION MERCHANTS.

the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 18R—three years in the city of Bur- I Cato, New York, right years in Chicago, Illinois, land two years to Peoria, Illinois. During eight

IF YOU ARE POOR

— v . ■ - — - — .. . m . An U&V6 vwu a good interest on your investment, and the best considering yon run no risk.

INSURE IN THE OLD RELIABLE

BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

JOHN M. PENDLETON, COTIVIIS«4ION MERCHANT, For the purchase and sole of Domestic Fleece and Palled Wool, Nn. 45 Broadway, *ew York.

g^Wwa^toChfogo, Illinois, he cured over Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his proetioe for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treat-

tpPTlfcl

SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence Of

self-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sex. aal indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both

sexes to on almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific

/"YASH advances made. Con.,.-nmeuts solicited. Vy General or special Market Reports furnished &t request. REFERENCES. H. F. Vail. Cashier National Bonk of Commerce, New York; Messrs. J. Boorman, Johnston A Co., New York; Gordon, McMillan A Co, Cleveland, Ohio; W. P. Westfall, Cashier hirst National

medical measures, via: Sallow countenance,dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted Intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers. - dislike to form new ac-

* iLion

Bonk, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Thomas Arthur, Cashier First National Bonk, Newton, Iowa. “ ~ ~ ~ ' Missouri

tog New

FRUIT DRYER.

PITTSFIELD, HASS.

B O S "W E B 3L,

mruovED

WARDROBE FRUIT DRYER ANDRUO.VK HEATER, Patent;* Sep. 4, 1865. Patented April 23,1867.

Is the only Fruit Dryer with a Vapor

Ctsfc Assets, - CIeIrs Paid, -

$886,000 00 $300,000 00

All PdIIcIce IVIutnal and Nan-Farfci (able.

Ktc., XCtc,, Hite.

1« W«a« WaahlagtoR Mirect,

Camargo Mannf. Co., Manufacturers of Paper Hangings!

IN DIANA POl. IN, INDIANA. AngflSdSm

Aftft WIN DOW SHADE ft.

SHOW CASE. G£d. BERKHOV'BR’ft

H. H. BRENEMAN, PRftpjynrroR No. 57 West Fourth Street, angSOdfim CISTCINNATI.OHIO.

IXY>IAIVAT»OI.I»

SHOW CASE

John Duboto. W. H. Williams. J. 8. Augur.

* AMF FACTORY* Ne. 5 Virginia Arenne,

I Keep* constantly on hand Show Cases In

Rosewood, Mahogany,

DUBOIS ft AUCTITB,

Commission Merchants,

No. 87 West Second Street,

CINCINNATI, OHIO. MP* Liberal advances made on

consigMMBto of

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Ail Kinds of Policies Issued.

Endowment Payable io, 15, SO nnA

Date ef your Peiicy.

35 Yenr* from ]

If yon ore olive, to yourself in Caah; if you .lie before, to the person named.

Insure To-day for $20,000

And ten years from to-day you getthe cash your!d annually, semi-annu-’art note taken when re-

qnT

need. Dividends every year after two years.

•are Policies'

FLOUR, C anaSOdSn

thirf Ofl * psy ^ ent <m Ike Life plan, at the^e of days. In any other company jou^in.ureior one

year.

DlneM Walnut and German Mirer.

E A. HUTCHINSON & 00,

RWCountry Merchant* are sollc-!

ItedTo call and examine the stock. Partlcnlar attention paid to the Attin^np of Jewelry and Fan<

^Lg^ents Wanted.

[Fancy Stores

Importers sad Jobbers of

f i* iff • ,/ |

Cannterw an 4 IJprlRht

F. W.liRTlOLOHEW, Gea’I if fit. No. 25 West Washington Street,

pi’ Orders promptly executed st .sort

* JyMiUroeoIi’ cheape * t prlce *’

INDIANAPOLIS. IN D.

BRICK MACHINE.

BANKRUPTCY.

» W O Jl £> ’ » STEAM POWER. SELF TAPERING BRICK MACHINE, tanufactured at Flttsbnrg, Pennsylvania.

Na. M Wainnt sgreef*

The Bankrupt Law IS BOW XB FORCE.

■attention tol his services to

Liberal

XMr.l

rfog an attorney at Imliaim^olbi. AU cases must

Office 350 Lffrerty st., rttteknrg.Pa.

rpHlS machine take* the elay direct from the X baski - - -- -

CXBC2BBATX, OHIO. aagtO 4Aw8m

and

in the

with lawyers requi oils. AH eases musfl Stotes District Court,

tie lug confined to their respective Congres-

not below confined to their respective Congressional lUistrictA all issues ofurwor fact must

_ , It thoroughly: presses In iteel moulds; brick to stiff that they ran be hacked eight high, ss mode. The brick we stronger than sny made by band. The coot ef maklnr brick by this machine I* from 95 cento per 1,000 to fl 10 per 1.000, according to rotes of wags*. This covers cost or patting them in hocks in foe yard*. The mochire to bailt entirely of

MORRIS ft LYTLE, Dealers in Boots

Iron nml steel, nnd in the very best style—for strength end permanent nte fs working * There to no bettor machine in the market.

Two of the«e maehtoee are in qpers dlans—onefn Indianapolis, la foe y Indianapolis Machine Brick Compftsy-

ution In In-

la Terre H itutc, In the yard of T. W. Myles, Eeq.

Rxamtne them,

M Pearl 04reel, CI13CHVMA.XI, OHIO.

be settled to foe United State* District Court.

HUWIIT A- Dft.'VTS,

-A-ttomey at Law*

Ne. 3 Taltoott anff Newto

JriftdflUAwflw INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Chamber and Connecting Vapor Pipe, which prevents the fruitfrom sweatin The rapid curre: of vapor is ch ,ngi - - *• g?,

in plac** of changing the fruit. After the fruit season, as a Labor Saving Machine, as s Clotht Dryer, Iron Heate:

etc!, aed as a ne:

economical

Boom Heater, it is indisjgensiblc m every familv. Its low price brings it within the reach of all, rich and poor. It.can be manufactured in any countrv village. Is thoroughly un derstood and appreciated on first sight, by every body. Can be seen in operation all the time, at 75 Sooth IHlncdS Sirs*-, Indianapolis. Capitalists, this WATtUTtOBE is coming into niversal use. For^ount' ,.r State rights, address - J. K. BOSWELL, auglOdlm Indiananolis lad.

TAILORING

J. Sc P. GKAMLIMCJ, MERCHANT TAILORS,

a.np dealers in

Read ymade Olotbing'y

Gentst FurnlBtolaa Goods, TranMs and Valises,

No. 35 East Washington Street,

Jyl6 d3m

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

UNDERTAKERS.

Send onlers tons by moil, enclosing from $1 130, either by Postoffice Onlers or in register

UNDERTAKERS,

T A DIBS’ and Gent’s Wearing, such as Crape I i Shawls, Silks. Woolen and half Woolen

gao, either by Postoffice Orders or in registered letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be

sent by draft or express.

10 shares with Bngravings go 50 95 shores with Engravings. 93 50

IS Governor's Circle. Jy!5d3m

NEW HARNESS SHOP.

Goods, Coots, Pants and Vests, will be cleaned and colored to any color that is desired. Work warranted, and finished hy steam.

C. ROSE.

BO shares with Engravings..

with Bngravings.

75 shares with Hngravi _ 100 shares with Bngravings

S. Sc J. M. CARR, Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddles, Harness, COLLARS, GIG SADDLE* COACH PADS, Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Etc.,

STEAM ENGINES.

Agent* for Indiana—Indianapolis

Worth more at retail than the coot ef CerttAcote, And also tosnres to the holder a

Id ISb GratolftTlDtoHato TM WisUBgtti Library CifKiy Is chartered by the State of Peuneyivania, and Organized ia aid of the ; RIVERSIDE I INSTITUTE

Bottlers’ aad Saltern’ •rfftoatoa.

Incorporated bp the State of New Jersey, April 8,1807.

The Riverside InstitHte,

educating the sons of deceased Sold^rswod Sel^

men of the United States.

The Board of Trustees consists of the following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New

Jersey:

Hon wmtom B. Mann, District Attorney. PfcU

adeiphin, Pennsylvania.

Hon. Lewis it. Broom all, ex ChiefCoiner Unite*l

Office ondConsultati on Parlors arelecotad at No. m

“ OU wi T 15 ’ j Br °omaU, ex ChiefCoiner Unite.1

Pennsylvania. rmeos, Hon. James M. Score!, New Jersey.

Hon. W. W. Ware.New Jersey.

Henry Gorman, Esq., agent Adams Express,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvani J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy, Co

oy, Coe h Co.. Philadelphia.

Tanksunr Dxpxbtmsnt, Wabukston, D. C., April 18, 1867.—Office of Internal Revenue:— Having received satisfactory evidence that the

rHXRK he will continue

leds of the enterprise conducted by the shington Library Company” will be devoted arituble uses, permission is hereby granted

to condu

i is hereby gran tel

to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from special tax or other duty. E. A. HOLLINS. Commissioner.

The WaskiBgtei Library ionpany. In order that the lienevoTest object set forth in this circular may be successfully acenmp*ished. Asutfitosned five series of FINE 8TEEL PLATE ENXnEsv-m-M, -tWhare put on subscription at

prices much below their versti ^»i U c

Certificates of Stock in the Washington Cibrarv

Company will be issued, stamped the Company, and signed by the S

others genuine.) Any person sei ing the some to < mediately a fine

Washingto

uped with the seal Secretary. (None

rare at oi

mediately a one steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the following list, and one Certificate of Stock, insuring one present in our published

schedule.

sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mono-

mania, and frequently insanity.

The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of

present in our published Oac Dollar Eaffravtaaa.

No. 1—“Mr Child I My Child.” No. 3—“They ’re Saved 1 They're Saved!” No. 8—“Old Seventysix; or, the Early Days of the Revolution.” Any person paying TWO DOLLABS will receive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus be-

coming entitled to two presents. Xw» Dollar Eagravinga

No. 1 —“Washington’s Courtship.” No. 9— “Washington’s lost Interview with his Mother.”

t^^^o^^s^mptoms.should immediately apply

to Dr. Wm. ■■

IfiT’Office and Consultation Parian, No. 99 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O. Box IfiSO feb4 dlv

CROQUET GAMES, ETC.

Wholesale and Retail,

A Large V ariety of

Croquet Games,

ceive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of “THE PEUIL3 OF OCR FOREFATHERS.” And four Certiiicates of Stock, entitling them to

four presents.

Five Ooilar Engravings.

FIVE DOLLARS shall

AT EEDUCED PRICES.

Baskets,

and Fly Brushes. Chinlrens’ Wagons an '

Any person who pairs FIVE DOLLARS s receive the large ana splendid Steel Plate of “ THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to

five presents.

The engravings and certificates will be delivered to each subscriber at our local agencies, or sent by mail, post paid, or express, as may be or-

dered.

and Fly Brushes. Chiulrens’ Wagons and Chairs. Crandall’s new Patent Building Blocks—a new

toy.

KEGULATION BASE BALLS, BATS,

SPIKES, ETC.

A new stock of Walking Canes, Wire Bird Cages, Traveling Flasks. Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, Pocket Cutlery and Pocket Books.

Two hundred Cases of Germ&a and English Fancy Goods and Toys, fancy French China, and

Bohemia Glass Ware, at

(7has- Mayer Sc Co.’s,

27 West Washingtoa street,

augSS dim INDIANAPOLIS.

PLOW.

Hutting’s Patent Wheel Plow

T S bound to have as large a SALE as any known JL FARMING IMPLEMENT. Has been tested for months, and not found wanting. Any PLOW can be attached to tbe machine, smut for illustrated circular, with testimonials of ex Governor John A King and others. County and S(ote

LStnte.

Sights sold in any part of the Unil THE SHINGLE RBACKBT

Is especially adapted for BteiMero* House Jolnern, Marona and Carpeatere

With it a scaffolding can be built in less time

>l. and with

upon a root, and with greater safety, and token down as quickly, without leaving a shingle nail

bole in the root Retail p

Retail price $8 per dozen. Or

ders from the trade promptly Ailed at liberal dis-

count.

Send for illustrated circular. BENNETT, JOHNSON A CO., aul9 (13m 45 Dey street. New York.

DYEING.

STEAM DYEING

AND

Sooiiriragr House.

Office, No. 3 Virgimla Avenue, mutt Ha.321 Moat Washington street.

XUree Dollar Engravings. Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will receive the beautiful Steel Plate of “ HOME FROM THE WAR,” And three Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled to three presents. Four Dollar Engraving*.

Any person paying FOUR DOLL ARS shall re-

live the 1

The Washiagtei Library Company WILL AWARD THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS 1M PRESENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,

On Wednesday, September 25, ISO7, AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Or at the Institute, Riverside, New Jersey.

Sc Module ef Presents.

1 Cash present %. ■ 040,000 1 Cash present 90,000 1 Cash present 10,000 1 Cash present - 5,000 9 Cash presents of 02,500 each 5,000 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stable,

Germantown, Philad’a.. 18,000

Grounds, etc., Germantown, ifhiiad’a.. 1 Doable Residence, three story brick.

Camden, New Jersey

1 Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground, w business established. No. 1314 Washii

ton avenue, Philadelphia.

ith

ing-

15,000

1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J., with Ground. Fruits, etc iu,uuu 1 Three story Cottage, Lot, etc 5,000

96 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, 0800 each .."77 . 5,000 1 Elegant Tornont Family Carriage.Span of Horses, Harness, etc, complete 5,000 10 V aluable Building Lots, Riverside, 0800 each .... ......7? 3,000

hands ported

use, “Caliph;” also, alight Road Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with set of superior Single Harness, etc, making a first class establishment 5,000 90 Pianos, 0600 each 10,000 SO Melodeons, 0325each —... 4,000

10 Fi

e Gold Watches, 0900 each 100 Oil Paintings, by leading artists—og-

regate value 10,000 3 Camel’s Hair Sbawls, $t,(H0 each 3,000 9 Camel’s Hair Shawls, 03,000 each 54)00 3 Handsome Lace Shawls, 0950 each ( 750 10 Cashmere Shawls, 059 each 600 30 Silk Dress Patterns, *75 each 1.500 _ _ 8,750

Musical Boxes, Opera 1 Bibles, and different articles of ornament and use, amounting to 83,000

Total $800,000 All the properties given clear of incnmberance.

Haw ta Obbtain Stoares and growings.

■

Hj,

cover, bt* moieei miracle, The fervent will MMond to betel* Dover nor Helm, if I

ted Stormy tetePtei#- Woofd tbftt hftvft him with u# amid all lb# toil* i

and d tester* tbM m^te^ftwrittot^t

bar* A win# ftftd

him, but otir peopl#,#*#*