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From the Anti Slavery Standard. W lint Wendell Phillips hays. (Irani at last has spoken and—blundered. How ho stalked Into the secretaryship, bis friends boasting his great power to prevent mischief! What mischief has he prevented? None. The only power he claimed Against the President a moment’s thought obliges him to renounce. This Is our “priptlcal” statesman. whose first move is a blunder. This was our St. Michael whose resistless sword was to mow down the Satan of the fallen hosts! Instead of that we find that ho docs not know how to draw it. The great popular leader sinks to be only the President’s secretary issuing orders be abhors; sits like “ Ancient Pistol’' eating bis leek and grumbling! Was ever boastful promise followed by such miserable failure? The Ueneral of the United States Is to-day a weed caught in the presidential maelstrom, and unless some bettor brains than his own come to the rescue, sure soon to be swallowed in the vortex. Let no Grant man after this call Johnson a clumsy knave; he has found wit enough to befool the model leader, whose silence pasted for the highest wisdom—the nullof whose cigar was statesmanship. Once before there was an animal which pasted for a Hon until bespoke. (■rant’s friends excused the shame of his taking Stanton’s office on the ground that he got thereby so much power to prevent mischief. What power to prevent mischief has ho gained by becoming secretary? Absolutely none. Ills remonstrances are wholly disregarded; be Is obliged, as secretary, to Issue orders he dislikes and wait till, as General, he can do something to avert their sad results. Evidently then he has gained no beneficial power by taking the War Department. Has he, by such an act, assumed a position which teaches the people? What valuable lesson do the people learn from the sight of their admired and trusted leader befooled into this sorry plight by brains so muddled, that when, as secretary, Grant remonstrates against a measure, Johnson, forgetting that Grant Is anything but a General, chargee him with 11 Insubordination!” As 11 a cabinet officer could be guilty of "insubordination!” We challenge the South to produce a negro aa unlit to vote as this man shows himself to preside over a cabinet. Grant has not, aa Secretary, averted any mischief. Has he by taking the office roused and caught the people? To fasten public attention more thoroughly on this allotted treason, to rouse them to their duty, la worth anything but sacrifice of conscience. lias Grant done this great public duty by Inking Stanton’s office. Does chagrin at seeing his Ignorance, Joes disgust at witnessing the President’! policy triumph over him, teach them the needleee lesson? Every thoughtful-man sees that so far as Grant's Influence Is concerned, the loyal masses are weaker to-day than yeaterday. If Grant had Indignantly protested against Htanton’s suspension and refused to accept the place, that would have roused and taught the people and made him president of the United States on a just platform. Instead of this, the people see to day that Grant rushed forw ard to help oust Stanton, supposing himself to possess a power of controlling the district commanders which he confessed he has iio title to. lie stand* before the people convicted at once of Ignorance of his own duties and faithlessness to his friends. As matters stand, the only advantage the masses gained from this event Is one more hollow Idol broken—one more sham exploded. Grant joins McClel.an, to stand forever In history among the “ might have hern.” W r e by no means undervalue this gain. Hut the present business of the nation is neither to break nor to mend idols. Our present business Is to save the loyalty of the South from plunder and death. In this great emergency ttappeai* that neither the :>9tb nor 40th Congress had sense enough to draw a statute that would hold water. It Grant be a blunderer, he has scores of comrades in the last and present Con-

gress.

If IbOl will stand in our history at the year of treason, 1SC7 will surely be marked on the same page as the vear of dunces. Treason no doubt flourishes to-day in Washington, but incompetency Is the dominant characteristic which disgusts the nation and amuses the world. If the real government is shown at Washington then it Is demonstrat'd that Democracy is a failure. Ahead of the state would long age have wrecked it, had not heaven graciously pri vkhd that he should be even weaker than be was wicked;» Congresslit body to tit head—ruled hy a cmversatlsm which modestly assumes to represent the calm wisdom of the nation and smiles, M dvolto like, on Its critics as sentimentalists. The result of this wisdom, a eode which, worse than the old sarcasm, not only lets the big villains through, bat can not even catch the small

ones.

What can we expect of practical common sense from a Senate which follows Fe senden as a leader; a man of whom It may by truly said that the nation has taken no one Important and critical step since 1801 which his iniluenceor vote did not resist, until popular good sense shamed him out Of his folly or marched to Us purpose over his opposition. Yes, Mr. Fessenden’* senatorial record Is a record of fruitless opposition to every measure. on which the nation’e-safety rests to-day. lie has never been right, even by accident, at the first presentation of any critical measure, lie has either voted against It or been felt against it, skulking behind his tools. Events

have always proved him mistaken.

in this race be has never "come to time.” Ills wisdom has alws/s been what the French

Of th* atatfease”—coming

because ah* was a poor fatherless girl; the second, because she waa tha last lamb gathered to his fold, ha gradually crept Into h«r confidence and affections, and altar waaka and months spent In the alow uncoiling of hta serpent folds, finally accomplished bar seduction. Keeping up his eleiieal duties, h« eentinoed thereafter to preach and prey and Indulga hla unholy passions—often reproving hla polluted victim, who, from n sense of ahnas, refused to taka part In tha weakly acetal mootings— until about tha middle of January last, when tha prints of their criminal Intimacy began to appear, and coneaalment was the necessity of tha hour. And bore erepa out tha remarkable meanness of tba man, showing him to poaaass a sordid soul as wall aa one steeped la liber-

tinism.

Foasessed of real and personal estate worth at least $2,000, and enjoying a permanent pension from the United States Government of $20 a month, or 9240 par yaar, which la tha Intarest of 94.000, and ao really worth 90,000, this mean, maretlaaa fellow gave hla poor heart broken victim the pitiful aum of five dollars la money, a latter of fellowablp toother churches certifying to the fact that aha waa a member of hla church In good standing, and then sent her adrift to conceal her great shame aa bast •ha might! Five dollars! on such an urrauJ and for such • purpose! Just tn ilni.k. thus armed, with the evidence of her gbiit oaily becoming more plain, with five dollars In money, and with this monstar’a endorsement of hor Christian character, recommending her to the care, communion and sympathy of the Christian world, this ruined and orphaned child was sent out from her home to make the beat fight ahe could and cover up the evidence of their mutual guilt as beat she might under the circumstances. bpt with the Injunction to add to the crime of seduction that of abortion or child

murder!

Thus far the crime had been kept a secret; at least, only suspicion was felt. But, by aecident, the note containing five dollars aforementioned, and the instructions to leave town until all evidence of their Intercourse should be removed, written by the reverened villain to the girl, was dropped on the floor of the church at the evening meeting, the matter at once investigated and all these facts brought to light. Through the Influence of various parties, and under the mistaken idea that the causo of religion would be benefited thereby, Howe was permitted to resign hla pastorate, make over a portion of his property to the poor, deceived, ruined girl, and to leave town quietly, never to return. In short, the matter was hushed up, and It was expected the whole affair would be permitted to sleep on till the final resurrection, known only to a few; but this was not to be. Ilowo suddenly returned, expressed contrition for what he bad done, but refused to abide by his agreement In making over certain property for the maintenance of bis victim, alleging that It was extorted from him, and altogether putting on the air of a person more sinned against than sinning. This has scandalized the good people of :etson very much, and I learn that an Indictment for adultery has been made out against Howe—that be will be prosecuted under it, and probably receive his just deserts. It is certain that the town of Stetson will lie made too hot to hold him; and It is no lees certain that the cause of good morals is outraged so leng as he is permitted to frequent the scene o( hts villainous conduct.

H. M. WALK I

A. m. DIBMMf.

GIBSON HOUSE, JPatimf Street, bet. Jfburtk and Fifth, (Opposite Merehaats’ Exchange,) CINCINNATI, OHIO.

nonunoiaing ana national oana anstoci He eulogizes the National bank swindle, thinks the contract exempting the bond* I taxation, and giving them. In fact, i

A Uondlioiaar’o Advocate.

One General Kimball, of Indiana, who has been lately making a speech at Xenia, In thia State, talks as If he were In the Intereat of the bondholding and National bank aristocracy.

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e bonds from

some

twelve per cent, intereat, waa a model of fair-

ness and equity. Hear him;

"All this talk about the vastoess of the pubHe debt, the taxation of the Government t>onds. and the forcing of the holders of bonds to take currency in payment, when it was solemnly provided to be paid In gold, means repudiation. Thev do not purpose It directly, for it would shock the moral sense of every honest man; but these leaders know that the repudiation of the whole public debt would be the Inevitable result, The Government can not be sued, and can only exist by a scrupulous fulfillment of Its promises and obligations. When the Government aaid to the people, 'Loan us your money, and we will pay you six per cent. Interest annually, payable every tlx month* In gold, and the principal in twenty years, and your loan for that time shall be exempt from local taxation, 1 it was a fair contract, neither unusual nor unreasonable In Us terms. And I undertake to say that the Government got the money at a less cost than individuals pay when they borrow from one another. It Is notorious that the use of money In this country will average ten per cent., yet many of the Government bonds draw above •lx. 3o that when you esumate the exemption from taxation, and the premium on gold. It will not amount to more than the average rate of Interest paid between Individuals.” Now. he commences by stating an nntrutb. We did not promise to pay the principal to the holders of the five-twenty, seven-thirty and other bonds in coin. On the contrary, it l« stipulated In the legal tender greenback law that they can be paid in that money. Thu bonds were taken subject to the law, and with a knowledge of Its provisions, by the bond

holders.

What Kimball thinks was a fair contract was this: The bondholders paid in greenbacks forty or fifty per cent, tn coin for each dollar of their bonds. The latter were exempted from State and local taxation, amounting to about three per cent. They bear six per cent, gold interest, equal to nine per cent. In currency. Then, as be understands the "fair contract,” they are to lie paid at par in coin, for what did nof co$t them half a dollar in that currency! Tula Is what bondholders’ advocates consider a "fair contract.” We do not imagine the people will look at it in that light. We do not believe they will pay In geld what they promised to pay in greenbacks. Wa do not believe they will pay tha bondholders any different currency from wh*t the bondholders lent them, and which Kimball and every body takes for thtlr debts.—Cfncfnnaff

Enquirer.

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Propmton.

Metropolitan Hotel, mala Strsat, test wood Promt and Secoad Streets,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

W. A. TH URSTON, PnoPRlRTOR angl9 113m

American Hotel, Chestnut street, opposite old Independence Hall PHILADELPHIA. jyttdtf 8. M. HEULIEG8, Proprietor.

8. X. taiTTXNDXX. C. I. »**Q*A CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ». E. Crittenden dc Co., Preprletere

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A VINO leased the property known as the Walnut 8tr»et House, and completed oar

mproventente upon the same, it is no oughly refurnished, painted, carpeted, most excellent condition, and will from tl

be the

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ClaARKIEDOIE HOTEL.. We shall be most happy to see our friends mad the traveling public, and guarantee the acoomlodations of the CLARENDON to be equal to

any Hotel in the eit

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ay Hotel la the eity.

Telegraph office in the Hotel.

m&rSS d 8. E. CRITTENDEN A

MANHATTAN HOTEL. mCHRAYSTREET. Second door fram Broadway, opposite the Park NEW YORK. N. HOGGINS, Proprietor. A. J. SMITH. CLSXK. tep94 dly

BITTERS.

A stlmnlatlnir Tonic —Stomachic Life Hltlere.—Good health is a blessing. The wav to enjov such is to take a wine glass full of STRICKLAND'S LIFE HITTERS two or three time, a day. They create an appetite; they

stomnch; they cure habitual 'vou,nt-,A ami Headache; they

If you wish young Hie

a day.

sirengthen the Constipation, Ner

mate the old feel young,

'd health, useSrai

and good health use 9fkicklxnd’8 Lira Rittxrs, For sale In bottles by Draggista, and by tba drink at all saloons and groceries. anglt d3m

PATENTS.

CHARLES WERBE ft CO.

Solicitors

PROPOSALS.

call "the wisdom

to appreciate matters one Bomunt too late,

ilia statesmanship constate in "proi nothing and opposing evevytMfig-”

the Senate allow hla to do their thinking. Edmunds la bis tool, and Comkltug hla parrot. And thia mole has power enough, spite of Stanton’s and Granlfa, and Sumner’s and Stevens’ entreaties, to leave the President with the power of removing Meriden, and to tie the

hands of Congrese until Novombar!

The result we »ee. Congress is tongue-tied and handcuffed till Novetohar) obliged to stand silent by and aee Johnaom if ample on ite laws. Loyalty hunted and trembled all over tba ffcuth. A law ao clumsily devised that It can not be executed without bringing tbs great powers of government Into eollMon. A general selected and left In Washington to represent and protect the nation, and found, when the emergency occurs, not to know

enough to be lit to to left alone I

These be oUr "practical men,’’ my maetera! These are the frnlte of Feaaendam atateamanship! Behold the wisdom of coneervattam! Give us next time a taste of the Mtf of radicalism—we eaa not be worse off, mag bm tatter; at aay rate a change would to aroiief.

There art yet ossa ao timid and Mm as to insist that those Who vote shall fl bow to read. We commend another i

to their notloe, namely—that generals, Senators and Presidente ahaH to obliged as Mast to say thetr catechism and repeat the multiplica-

tion table before assuming offioa.

The Bangor corraapoadSBt of the MaaetaS- ■TWIxIvA* reMnUvcoma'to^lght!***** * ' r WAHWtanODr J Now, listen, while ae brteiy ae possible I# “HWYOSAL* Wftt tot ffiNgaVKMpHW

STEVENS HOUSE. 21, 23, 25 and 27 Broadway, N. Y. Opposite Bowling Green. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. UP HE Stevens House is well and widely known X to the traveling public. The location la especially suitable to merchants and business men: It is In close proximity to the business part of the city—it on the htghwny of southern nnd western travel—and ad)aeent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depots. The Stevens House has liberal accommodation for over 300 guesta—It u well furnished, and possesses every modern Improvement for the comfort an entertainment of its inmates. The rooum are spacious and well ventilated—provided wim gas and water—tba attendance is prompt and respectful—and the table U generously provided wilhevery delicacy of the season—at moderate rates. GEORGE K. CHASE A CO., maylS d6m Proprietors.

CHINA GLASSWARE. BTC.

JOHN WOODBBIDGE & 00,

IMPORTERS AND DKALXRS IN

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWAU,

TABLE CUTLERY,

:E»:L.A.TBr> WARE,

Waster Filter* maad Heeler*,

Refrigerators and Beer Coolers,

Etc., Etc,, Etc.,

West Waaklrngtom Street,

INDIAN AFOI.W, LNDIANA. angka dSm

_tMOW CA«E.

«EO. BERK ttO*ER’» indlazslafol.ih SHOW CASE

■» ANYTEACTOR Y ,

N*. 5 VirgUalat Avenue,

Keeps

constantly on hand Show Cases in

Rosewood, Mahogany,

Black Wnlant aa* Geraaam silver.

969*Country Merchants are solicitedto call and examine the stock. Particular attention paid to the fittin^np of Jewelry and Fancy B to res

Counter* m»d UprlgEt telaow Ca*e».Orders promptly executed at snort notice and the cheapest prices, jy98 dsmeod

BRICK MACHINE^ W

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STEAM POWER, IEiF TEMPERING BRICK MACHINE, Manufactured at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

•ffftee 389 Llte*vty at., rttlaMnrg.m.

rpms machine takes the clay direct from the X bank — *“

start Mi hacked

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PATENTS, MODEL BUILDERS.

ANO DEALERS IN PATENT RIGHTS, ^ ^ ^ „ tha v«y tost .tyi^ Office,77)i EsstKarketSt.,Indianapolis,Indiana.! ttoZSZ*!' ^

. ^Twcof tapsamachtaea a /^kUR facilities for pmaavtog Patents are not Vf exceeded by aay establishment of the kind in tha United Statea. All kinds of Models built to

Examine tkeu.H

Agents for Indiana—Tndlaaa Brick Company, T. A. Lamia,rm •polls, Indiana; T. W.lfyles, coanty, Indiana, hsh^b^

| Indian-

Sealed Propeeale. IMU ..,.

SEALED proposals will to received for tha

loHoWS, to-Wit:

To furnish and pnt on, in the vary tost nnd workmanlike manner, one hundred nnd filty squares of state roofing—tha slata to to the tost iflds Will to recalved for furnishing the slate, and bids for putting on the same will also to re-

W. LOCK HARP, Superintendent,

iMdlftia

No. IDS ••utia Mllmma# Mroo«* (Third door umto of Keep constantly on haada lnrgn « Of Choir own

tad.

CINCINNATI.

BRAOYOmO * SUAitr, Manufacturer* of Leather Belting and Hose And Dealers la Gam Bslttag, Mesa, racking and Lace Laathsr Mo. 67 Walnut, corner Second Street CINCINNATI. OHIO. JAmES BRAOrOHO * CO., Manufacturers of French Barr Mill Stones, Portable Flouring nnd Corn srsof the genuine Dutch An.lug Cloths. OJIce, 67 Walnut, corner Second Street, Factory, corner Elm nnd Second, CINCINNATI, OHIO. aug90 dSm

LONGWORTH’S WINE HOUSE,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CtaMom Wedding Wine, Sparkling Catawba Wine, Dry Catawba Wine, Delaware wine, Virginia and Ivea* Seedling Wine. FOR SXLB BY

Horn A Andsrson, Kelfer * Vinton, SYffifkiftEBS SSK&VSft “»• augSO dSm

LOUIS SNIDIR.

JOHN U’CALL.

Manufacturers’ Ware House.

SNIDER ft McCALL,

W MOLES-AI-E

PATER DEALERS,

230 nnd 232 Walnut Street,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

GEO. CRAWFORD & CO., Commission Merchants, Importers and Dealers in S*dn Aab, Sul Seda, Canetlc Seda, renndrp Facings, Flaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, Pummlce Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc., NO. 209 WALNUT STREET, Cincinnati, Ohio. an *30 J3m

Camargo Mannf. Co., Manufacturers of Paper Hangings AKD WINDOW SHADES. H. H. BRENEMAN, Proprietor. Mo. 67 West Fourth Street, aug«0 d6m CINCINNATI, •HIO.

John Dubois. W. H. Williams. J. S. Augur. nunois Jk AUGUR, Commission Merchants, No. 87 West Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Liberal advances made on consignments of FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. augtOdSm

E. A. HUTCHINSON & 00.

Importers and Jobber* of

A. RE,

N*. 29 watnnt Street,

Between 'X’bird nnd Pearl tot*,.

CXWCXim ATI, OHIO. M*29d*w8m

MORRIS ft LYTLE, Dealers in Boots ah Sums, 90 Pearl Street, CIINOIJVNvVTI, OHIO.

mu.? with care. amgtO d3m

CINCINNATI PIANO MANUFACTORY. HERMANN gtoO, PROPRIETOR.

Every Man* Wiuramted Five Vear*. HERMANN GEROLD. Plamatette Manufacturer. Northeast corner «f Ninth and Walnut Sta., (Metropolitan Building,? • «m Cinehmati, Ohio. ;j- 'ft U.TJU K R * to

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HEME, ADAAS ft CO. HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF carpet 81 WdUPapaa, ;: Window Shaaae,Bto.;

Tto I¥os. 7 ft 8 Bates House BItock, ^ Where they will closs them out for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS, AT A Great Sacrafice Now is the Time to Bay, ss this entire Stock mast to CLOSED CHIT before the FIRST of OCTOBER.NEXT, as.the Old TJRA13E I»AJL,ikOE li to be Reopened then with a TREMENDOUS STOCK

ILT IE W DRY GOODS AND CARPETS mai99d6mtopeol,.- . < /_ 4 • ‘.

INSURANCE.

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IF YOU ARE POOR

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ATTORNCV8 AT LAW.

„ JOHN W. BLAKE, Attorney at Law,

o applications in B/

eral law, and that after the lapsa of twelve months applicant* will not be entitled to the 50

percent dividend.

and speedy adiudieatim Of petitions. * laJUn., .u.Ifl J.wlH

nonntBOW a Vauibb, Attorneys at Law, VtmmftitertCtimtom Cnnmty, maUN dJkwiy INDIANA.

MEDICAL.

. • • *v- f \ * f jllMli » ^ j f KMj.) * ' p'PY 1 M Worm teA

wiH always by Worms or othereamae. Whetller _ Price tdCemt*. Bant by mall for SB cents. w . J 0 ?* ±1*****. Chamtat. KAL BURR k co m Tremens •treat, Boston toWttrtA^enta^and for tala hyrtl Druggists.

W. A. Lowe.

Jos. W. Nlchol

town a hichol, Attorneys at Law, And Salleltera In Bankruptcy. \\7 ILL practice in the State and Federal TV Courts. Office Mo. ICJ^ East Washington Street, (Rooms formerly occupied by the late B. L. Walpole, Esq.,) in the Herald Building, Jy93 <13m Indlnnnpella, Imdtnmu.

JAMS HUGHES.

J. 8. HARVEY.

HUGHES ft HARYEY, Attorneys at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

State

\AjILL practice la the Federal and V V Courts, and give prompt attention to the Collection of Claims throughout the State. Office 101 East Washington street. Washington City business transacted through the firm or Hughes, Denver A Peek, Washington

Martin M. Ray. Jonathan W. Gordon. Walter March. BAY, ««sxu»ON A HAHCH, ATTORNEY8 AT Ltew, INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Will practice in the Federal and State Courts. o/SMc? New * Talbott’S Bufid^uth

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

JOHN M. PENDLETON, COVIVIISSION MERCHANT, For the purchase and sale of Domestic Fleece Failed Wool, No. 45 Broadway, Kcw York. /NASH advances made. Ccv-i -nments solicited. General or special liar tut Reports furniihedat request. REFERENCES. H. F. Vail, CashierNational Bank of Commerce, New York; Messrs. J. Boorman, Johnston & Co., New York; Gordon, McMillan A Co. Cleveland. Ohio; W. P Westfall, Cashier Mrs* National " — — ;hui

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If you are alive, to yourself In Cash; if youdfe before, to the person named.

Insure To-day for $20,000 And tea ^ars Item to-day yon get the cask yonr’remiumsmaybe paid annually, semi an-u-y, or quarterly. Part note taken when required. Divhtendaevery year after two yean tolr Dividend 8aptem*arl, 1866, 44 per eent. on Life Rate, adding from 60 to 190 per cent, to sore Palicies. For one payment on the Ltfaplan, nt the ngeof ’ thirty-five, we insure you for two years and three days. In any etheor company yau insure for one year.

nfc» W anted.

F. W. B UtTHOLOME W. «ein A^ent. Mo. 25 West WasAiSteton Street, <tec9deowly INDIAN AP4M.IW, IN P-

BANKRUPTCY.

Head ymatie Clothing.

Gents* Farniahlng Goods, Trunks tend Tali sea,

No. 35 East Washington Street,

jylCJJm

INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND.

UNDERTAKERS.

LONO & BITEfcCH,

UNDERTAKERS, 15 Ciovensox*** Circle. jy55 d?m

“PflEVENTION IS BfTTE* THAN GU6E.» M. HlCOKD’ffi CWehfirtod Preventive Lotion.

PPOVED and French Medical

■■libie Antidote R Diseases. This lnvaln»bi«

r recommended by toe as the only tai« and

aontamination impossible. Be wisa in time, and

save hours of untold bod-

^‘^?4a^aiaj»g-A-SBg« Price *3 per bottle. lArge bottle, double sise, aA The usual discount to toe trade. Sant, securely packed, on receipt of price, to any address, with directions ami pamphlet, by addressing to

„ , F. A. DC PORT ft COSole Agents for Dr. Bicord’s P. L., No. 19 Gold street New York.

mvSSdlv

OR. m. THOMSON’S

Office and Consultation Parian arelaeatad at IE*. •* Montis Ikelavrmre Street,

YTTHERK ha will continue vv to treat and cure Private

Disease^ im aU their speoias.

stages, ramifications

phraea.

^^ymjTlwmaonwtn

strumenV* biui

effect a radical and permani cure, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has madi

the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty •ince the year l861—three years in toe city of Buffalo, New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, nnd two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eight yean practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cured over

thirteen thousand cases.

Dr-Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treat-

ment.

msequence of depraved sexyouth of both

sexes to ah almost unlimited with unerring certainty the

;iiic

SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the

self-abuse. This solitary vioe, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the yo " ‘

es to an almost unlimited extent.

LIBRARY COMPANY.

THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO., raiL-AUSI^PHHK. Subscription One Dollar. $300,000 PnEtoENTS TO SUnSCBYKBaS. one Cask Preseat off 940*000. ©me Omsk Preseat *f 920*000©me Cask ©reseat *f •10*000. ©ae Cask Preseat af 95,000Tara Omsk Pre seats •« 92,500 sackBead full Schedule of Presente Below. Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a Be&«tifiU Steel Flate EagravlBg, Worth more at retail than toe cost of Certificate, And also insures to toe holder a Preaemt im tke Great IHatrlkmtiom. The WfishAigtei Librarj Cenpfiiy Is chartered by toe State of .Pennsylvania, and Organized in aid of toe ;RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orpkana. Incorporated by the State of New Jersey.

by the State of

April 8,18<J7.

The

Riverside Institute,

Situate at Riverside, Burlington ^county^ New

nen i The Board of Trustees consists of the followingwellknown citizens ofl’ennsylvania and New Hon. William B.Mann,District Attorney, Pl.il adelphia, Pennsvlvania. Hon. Lewis R. Broomall, ex Chief Coiner United States Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hon. James K. Scovel, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey. Henry Gorman, Esq., agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia.

TaxAStrar Dxpzbtmknt, Washington, D. (.'.,

fllce of Internal Revenue:—

—• • t j, a t the

April Havii

R 1

to charitul

laving receiv rocecds of th

1867.—i served

satisfactory evidence

roceeds or the enterprise conducted by the Washington Library Company ” willbedevoted » charitable uses, permission is hereby granted

IVT AbtoMAXs pvs 111 So AAV-A V/erj e, ‘ " to said Company to conduct such enterprise empt from all charge, \\ hether from special tax or other duty. E. A. ROLLINS. Commissioner. The WashiBgtoB Library forapaB.v, In_order that the benevolent object set forth in this cmnnBr nc Aueressfnliv accomii'isned, have issued five series of Fi-XK isTKEL PJ, ATE lVIXGS, which are mil on subscription at

tes <

will be iss

Company will be issued, stamp the Company, and signed by th

others genuine.)

■k in the Wa.'Uington Library ued, stam)>ed with the seal ot

e Secretary. (None

seal (Nt

mediately-a flue Stee from the following Stock, insuring out schedule.

igraving. at c 1st. ar.d one Certiflcate ot present in our published

___ „ . extent, prtxlucing

unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific

rattling’of chariots, uneasiness

ng of leaves am ibout the loins,

intellect, loss of confldi preaching strangers.

ae bl

weakness of toe limbs, confused vision, bl

lence, diffidence i

dislike to form new ac-

unted

ap-

tweats, fetid breath,

igue, nigi

. coughs, consumption, mono-

tty insanP

a sanity.

he first appearance of any of

» Dr. W. ffiSt * ppls thW* Office and Consultation Parkin, No. 99 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P O. Box 1600 • ^ feb4 dlv

CROQUET GAMES, ETC.

Wholesale and Retail, A Large V ariety of Croquet Games, AT REDUCED PRICES.

and Fly Brushes. Childrens’ Wagons ai Crandall’s new Patent Building Blocks—a new toy. REGULAXIOM 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 German and English Fancy Goods and Toys, fancy French China, and Bohemia Glass Ware, at Oliats. Mayer Sc Co.’s, 27 West Washington street, aug2S dim - INDIANAPOLIS.

PLOW.

FARMING

NEW HARNESS SHOP.

re as large a SALE as any known

IMPLEMENT. Has been tested for months, and not found wanting. Any PLOW earn be attached to toe machine. Send for illustrated circular, with te-timouials of ex Governor John A. King and others. County and St-te Rights sold in any part of the United State.

THE SHUL3GL.E BRACKET

Is especially adapted for Builder*, W*n«e Joiners, masons and Carpenter*. With it a scaffolding can be bni t in less time

S. S. ft J. HI. CARR, Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddles, Harness, COLLARS. GIG SADDLES. COACH PADS,

Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Etc..

est Waak-

angfidtm

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TO CARPENTERS.

CARPENTERS, LOOK HERE I

Tke Bnilder** nnd mannfactnren’

Association

to furnish Doors, Sssh, Blinds Door Frames. Mouldings and

ngs

Special attention given to Cos ising Lumber, Working Floor!

Work, Dressing Lumber, Working Scroll Sawing and Turning neatly Lumber ripped and cut >o order. Saw outside the mala building to Split Bouidi, Camber and Parallel to thirty feet long, making the Joi:

on tha wall,

dfedei

ng »I' ;ly doi:

ae.

us tom

ing, etc 1) rested

They have a

to cut Bridging, ;el Joi.t from ten c Joist ready to lay

The Bankrupt Law IB WOW IN rones. rpHE undersigned wiUgive special attention to JL bankruptcy cases, and offers his services to those who desire relief under the law. liberal arrangements will be made with lawyers aeqniSiS^£tS^S&SSSS!S Si SfiSX not being confined to their respective Congressional Districts, all issues of law or fact must be settled in toe United Saatcs District Court. XTOWZN ZXA.'VXJB, Attorney »t Law, W.KW1—fit a<*d M*w9*Bk*ck, First door son to of toe Pmrtoffice. - JeltdSmAwSw IN tolANAteOLI*. IND. Roeft

WILL YXKD A GOOD STOCK OF SXXOHML For the fall amT. winter trade, at the establishment of J. C . BURTON,

ren

trounce

MILL

atisiaction to ai ,nopu _ of a generous public.

No. 225 North Delaware street.

YARD—No. 313 Massachusetts Avenue.

C- EuEN, President.

JOHN L. AVERY, Secretary. DAVID Kit EG LG, Superintendent at the Yard.

je99d3m

BANKING.

BANKING OFFICE

E. T. Kcightlcy & €0.

Nutting’s Patent Wheel Plow

No. l-“Mv Child! My (

Savetll They’re Saved!” ..... ... six; or, the Early Days of the Revolution.”

DOLLARS will re-

Plat

One Dollar Engravings.

Child.” No. 2—“They’re No. 3—“Old Seventy-

x;or, ther’—' ’* ’

A ny perse

ceive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus be-

coming entitled to two presents Two Dollar Engravings.

No. 1 — “Washington’s Courtship.” No 2 — “Washington's Last Interview w ith his Mother.”

Three Dollar Engravings.

Any person pa’ing THREE DOLLARS will

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

And three Certificates of Stock, liecoming entl

tied to three presents.

Four Dollar Engravings. Any person paying FOUR DO LL \RS shall receive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of “THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,” And four Ccrtiueates of Stock, entitling them to

four presents

Five Dollar Engravings.

Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive the la’ ge and splendid Steel Plate of “THE M Ari. iHAGE 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.

The Washington Library Company WILL AWARD THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRESENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS, On Wednesday, September 25, 1867, AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Or at the Institute, Riverside, New Jersey.

dng rith

hole in the roof. Retail price $9 per dozen, orders from the trade promptly filled at liberal discount. Send for illnstrated circular. BENNETT, JOHNSON * CO., aul9 d3m 45 Dey street. New York.

DYEING.

STEAM DYEING

AND

Sconrinsr House*

Office* If*. 3 Virginia Avenue, and Na. "21 East Waaklngton Street.

Goods, Coats, Pants and Vest

Shawls, Silks, Woolen

its. Pants and Ve

n at. v i ulor and finishe<

tried

Goods, loats, and colored in

Work wa-

ts, wi

olor that is desired.

•hal

ill bo cleaned

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

oo *d

All orders promptly attended to by

ftDglS dBm C. ROSE.

iv < olor ranted.

by steam.

STEAM ENGINES.

C. A. GRJSENLHAF, Manufaetnr. r and dealer in STEAM fiKCINES MD BOILERS, TVORTABLE Saw Mills, Mill Castings, etc., X Spoke, Hub, Felloe and Wheel Hacbineiy, Re. 925 S*ntk Tennessee Stree t* (Opposite Rolling Mill.) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Repairing done with promptness s reasonable prices. Entire satisfaction gu teed in every respect. Line Shafting. - and Hangers, of improved patterns, as lew as good work can bahad. Agent for McGowan’s Pumps. jyxa a m

Schedule of Presents.

1 Cash present $40,000 1 Cosh present 20,000 1 Cash present 10.000 1 Cash present 5,000 2 Cash presents of $2,500 each 5,009 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds, etc., Germantown, Philad’a.. 18,000 1 Double Residence, threo story brick, Camden, New Jersey 15,000 1 Coal Depot, offices, Sheds, Ground, with business established. No. 1314 Washington avenue, Philadelphia 15,000 1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J., with Ground, kruits, etc 10.000 Three storv Cottage, Lot, etc •.. 5,000 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $300

each

iuable Building Lots, Riverside, $300

5,000 5.000 3.000

ian Horse, “Caliph;’ also, alight Road Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with set of superior Single Harness, etc ,

making a first class establishment 5,000 20 Pianos, $500 each 10,000 20 Melodeons, $225 each 4,000 5 Rosewood -ewing Machines, $200 each. 1,000 10 Familv sewing Machines, $100 each— 1,000 50 Fine Gold Watches, $20o each 10,000 100 Oil Paintings, by leading artists—ag-

regate val 3 Camel’s "

9 Camel's Hal

alue 10,000 Hair Shawls, $1,000 each 3,000

9 Camel's Hair Shawls, $3,000 each 6,000 3 Handsome Lace Shawls, $250 each 750 10 Cashmere Shawls, $59 each 500 90 Silk Dress Patterns, $75 each 1,5<0 50 City Building Lots. $175 each 8,750

The remainder will consist of Silverware, Musical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles, and difierent articles of ornament and use, amounting to 82,000 Total $309,000

ah the properties given clear oi me : a be ranee.

How to Obbtaln Snares gravlngs.

and En*

10 shares with Engr

25 shares with Engravings, to shares with Engravings.

75 shares with Engi

ss.

vings.. vingk.. rings.. vings.

...$9 50 .. 23 50

46 60

sent by draft or express

’ » with En/

ss with En !S with Eni„

gravings 69 OO

100 shares with Engravings —90 00 Local agents wanted throughout the United States The Association have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE ft CO., whose well known integrity and business experience will be a sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the purpose

stated.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 20,1867.

To toe Officers and Members of the Washington

Library Co., N. S. BEAD, Secretary.

Gentlemen: On receipt of jour favor of the hh instant, notifying us of our apjiointment as Receivers for jour Company, we t u ok the liberty to submit a copy of your Charter, with a plan of

your enterprise to the highest leg;

15th i

ir Charter, with a plan of highest legal authority ot iceived his favorable opiu-

iver side Institute, we have concluded to accept the •-■sMtSSaW

star possessed these qui 8. ilowa. of 8tetew,l9