Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1867 — Page 4
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AuiHsciMeuta tata Bv«ala|. MKTUOrOMTAN TlIKATkU— Tha Black t r>)«k. MOltniMOM’SOPIU 1 UaLL—Hela Grange— llrlgnoll. T*>itnyia Adrortlaouieata. I.Icon.*—Notice of Appllcntlon for Llcon.4— W If. II lintlarU A JaCka. Ilcmoral- ustcrnacycr A Co , have re* »ovH to Non. S7 mi ISJ Bast Marylaml atreet. lltialitraa .Motlcaa. Ilymoval-T.lfe lii<tirnnroCompany toll South Meridian street. Call To day—At4fi Wi't Washington street. Musical llvnnion—First National Saloon, Friday, llii' llth.
G » T Y N E W B . Tlie llniikrnpt f.a«r< Wo have for aalo the vartou* blaok forma for applications under the bankrupt law. Attorneys and others desiring aay number of thoso blanks, will plcasesend In thelrorders at once. JTiT The old band lire engine. No. has linally been sold for gSoO. X T We will publish tbo ofllclal returns of the vote In this county to-morrow. UT The superintendent of the Ilellcfontalne Hallway. Mr. .). I„ Ccxsrd. Is quite 111 at Cleveland, Ohio. KiTWp arc Indebted to It. A. Jtoblnson, Adams Express messenger, f>r New Orleans papers of last Saturday. JJj” The vote in this county shows a Republican loss of about 2.'0 since tbo general election last year. KITTbo Circle Is linally about to be improved by the building of n sidewalk on the Inner side of the street, and the erection of a
fewt r.
Ilf Colonel l>. K. ilivker, formerly of this nly, and latterly of tne 1‘ennsylvanla Central I! ill way, has bet a appointed superintendent o! the New .lersey Central Railroad. I IV The Court of Common Tlcas was in session yesterday, with Judge blaln presiding. There arc over three hundred new case# on the docket, and about three hundred were continued from last term. J J~ The special term of tho Supremo Court cl Indiana, which was to have commenced yesterday, was postponed on account of the il!m -s of a child of Judge liay, having caused In-: ab'cnco. J IT The Old School i’resbyterian Church, in this State, is divided into two synods, the North and South. Tney will both convene In this city to-day, the former in the First and the latter In tho Second Presbyterian Church.
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JLlfThc Synod of Northern Indiana will convene this evening in the First Presbyterian Church, at seven o’clock. Preaching by tha Kuv. William 11. Brouse, of Wabash. Services through the day and at night during the week. The public Is Invited to all Its sessions. C’omk at Last.—The delay in the eastern malls has let up. The readers of New York literary and pictorial papers will find at Mrs. J. J. Merritt’s, 32 North Pennsylvania street, Harper's Weekly, Leslie's llluttrated, Leslie'• Chimney Corner, New York Weekly, New York Ledger, etc. tlTWc have a communication Inquiring whether the superintendent of the hospital for the insane, ono Dr. Lockhart, is the owner of, or has any interest in, a coal mine in Clay county, as that fact would probably explain the cause of bis purchasing an inferior quality of coal for tbo use of that institution. JLaT'lIetcorologlcal reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Elstun, M. !>., meteorological committee: Carom. Therm. Dew pt.Th Rain In 8-1 hours.
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JlST'A correspondent inquires whether police officers should not set an example cf respect for the laws and ordinances that It la their duty to enforce? He says that some of those officers were met In drinking places, in violation of the proclamation of the mayor, on the day of the election, and as guests of the the establishments. Perhaps they should set the example referred to, but such D not the custom In these parts. SHBBIFF PABKBK ASSAULTS ISAAC E. Johnson and is Brought to Gkikk. —On tbs evening of tbs election, abont ten o’clock, Isaac £. Johnson, In company with Captain Isaac Jacks and Mr. Christy, were walking along w aehington street, and when they arrived at a point Just opposite the court bouse, the party concluded to go over and learn the result of the election. Tbe party then came In contact with Ueacral Elliott and Colonel Parker, who at once commenced a tirade of abuse on Mr. Johnson for having voted the Democratic ticket. Mr. Joho-ou replied by telling them that at least tw<> hundred Democratic votes had been kept uut by dosing the polls when they did. At this Juncture Sheriff Parker stepped np and exclaimed, ‘‘Isaac X. Johnson, you are a d—d dirty liar.” Ho was urged to withdraw the remark aad refused, hid when he wae reminded that Mr. Johnson had worked to secure his, Parker’s, nomination end had done all he could to eaeure his election, end hod voted for him aad had atways been hie Mend, he still retnaed to withdraw the Insult. An Information wae tied against Mm before Justice Curtis, sad for (hit outrage and insult, ea a plea of guilty, he wae Sned the sum of tvs dollars sad costa. This Is b splendid specimen of the qualities that eater late the cam poet Mae of ear sheriff. Thi Mbtbofolitan.—The in auspicious weather for amusements with which the week wae oehered in, having failed to decrease tbe attendance to wilMse the - Bleek Oeok^we ware hot surprised to And tbe bourn crowded ob tha nmm of the pioaaeat evening with which we were fevered last night. This being the laet week of MM play, the managers have made extraordinary efforts to these«Mrf aad ballet la tho beat
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la addition la tha advwtgfaa ti arrange, mast which ihotr axparlaneaof twa weeks kaa itonariM la thoaMeltfaeiif, re thanf*
. Oltp Com Boll* WXDNB8DAY, October 9. Council mat with Sfteep mambars present, and Mayor Macauley In tbo chair. The order ot busiaen was taken up at tbs pines whore the adjournment Interrupted It on Monday evening. ^ MtDmAXCW PASSED To prevent trespass tag on tbs grounds known as tba Governor’s Circle Appropriating mansy for printing and its-
tloncry,
Authof1/.lng the M. Louis and Indianapolis Rsllroad Company to construct and maintain a track within tbo city limits. The ordinance granting a part of F.ast Second street to tho Btllefontains Railway Company, was called up, aad it and the remonstrance against Its passage referred to a special commutes of three. 00 the motion of Mr. Coburn, tho board of public improvementa was ordered to report, this evening, on tbo bids for tbs various improvements proposed lor Circle street. The committee on benevolence and hospital* presented tbs weekly report of the city hospital, ami an ordnance appropriating f1,442 25 to pay the expenses of the same for September. The city auditor presented the contracts and bonds of sundr y persons for building lire cisterns and Improving streets, which were approved and awarded. The chief lire engineer reported the rale of hand llro engine No. 5, for the sum of |3.*>0. UNFIN1SRXD BUSINESS. Dr. Jsmeson presented an ordinance appropriating •’>50 to the Ladles? Orphan Asylum, for the six months ending April 30,1808. Mr. Cottrell objected to tho entertainment of the ordinance. The charity might be a worthy one, but tbe principle of giving awky the people’! money to any and every person os corporation waa a bad one. The Whole revenue of the city could eaally be thus disposed of, if all were served alike, and then no one could aee where tt had gone. He preaumed many of the membera had read Oliver Twlat, and if so their faith in optnlona formed by viaitora to Institutions of this character might not be much stronger than bis own. Doctors Jameson and Wood burn vouched for tbe usefulness of tbe Institution named, and for Its non-twlatlcal tendencies. Tbe ordinance was referred **• wuimittee on k—— I’pon tbe recommendation of the committee on streets and alleys, tbe vacation of ten Teet on each aide of Broadway atreet, was ordered. Mr. McArthur offered a resolution rescinding tbo contract of Joseph Schwarzer, for grading and graveling Osage street, between Now York and Ohio, and tbe awarding of tbe same to Samuel Uanway. Referred to city at-
torney.
Thu board of public improvementa reported in favor of Swarding tbe contracts for paving the inner sidewalk ot Circle street, at 77% cents per foot, and building a fence around tbe grounds. Tbs report was concurred In and contracts awarded. Tbe council adjoifrned. OiinA To-night.—Ws have belore announced that Madame La Grange and Signor Brignoli, with a combination of other stars, would glvo two grand operatic reproaontatlona In this city, and wo can now Inform our readers that tbe representations will take place Ibis (Thursday) and to-morrow evenings at Morrison’s Hall. No singer that has ever visited this country was more highly appreciated or left it with more genuine regreta on the part of our people, than Madame Annn de le Grange It is now eight years since her voice was heard in the United States, and aha now returns to renew her lyrical triumphs of former years throughout the United States, and we sue confident she will bo greeted with tbe same enthusiasm that was everywhere manifested on her former visit. In announcing her departure from Europe to this country, the Now York Herald said: Madame LaGrange’s is the moat powerful lyric name In this country. She never disappointed her audience—abe never failed to gratify their tastes. Thorough in all she attempted, there was no role In her most extensive repertoire to which she did not do full justice. Hence her great value In tbe great opera houses of Europe. Hence it was that her career to greater and greater estimation and distinction that she was crowned as without a rival at the Imperial Court Opera of Brasil, lauded and loaded with honors at Madrid, and made M tbe stare among tbe stars” in Paris. The announcement of her reappearance here will be received with enthusiasm, and she will draw around her all the taste, beauty and culture of the Metropolis. 01 Brignoli it is hardly necessary to speak. He hat been with us so often and so recently, and charmed us all with bis sweet voice so many times that a bare announcement of bla coming Is sufficient to raise the highest and most pleasurable emotions among tbe lovers of the “divine art.’’ Tbe other artistee that compose this troupe are Signora Sartl, Marra Sus Ini and Nicola, the latter as conductor. This evening Don Pasquele Forday—Barber oi Se vllle. Secure your teats at Benham & Co.’s music store. CstvB Irons a Bold I er. Mr. Editor—1 served three years and two months In the war and have an honorable discharge, still my vote waa twice refused by Mr. Loomis. First, tbe number of my house was not correct on the register. After securing an affidavit I was again refused,and it was not until the third attempt that I got to vote. Respectfully, C. Charles Halchxr. Corporal, Seventeenth Indiana Battery. No. 72 Coburn street. ISTThe Journal says we denounced and abused the county commissioners for appointing an extra place for voting in the second district of Center township. This is not so. We objected to their tavorltlsm, and their own action on the day of election in multiplying the voting places in ail tho districts is tbe best evidence that we were right in oar denunciations. Each district should have had three voting places, and that number was necessary to conveniently and promptly poll the entire vote in each of them. E3TMorton, Baker, Colfax and Company did good work for the Democracy in Ohio. Every speech they made lb tbe State added to the Democratic strength. If tbo canvass had continued a short time longer, with such help, Thurman’s majority would have been 25,000, if not more. UT There were over two thousand lees votes caet in this township than there were voters registered. This shows either very liberal registering or eiso that the facilities for voting were Insufficient to poll the entire vote. KjETTbe radicals were bolstroualy Jubulant over their radical majority in this county, but they were dumb as oysters over the glorious Democratic trlumpb in Ohio and t*snnsylvanU. On Djt.—It is rumored that Senator Morton will resign bis seat In tbs Senate, on aceeont of tbe overwhelming defeat of radicalism In Ohio end Pennsylvania. All Sorts mt PmraBJraBXa* Falrbaven, Connecticut, sent out SJMOJMO quarto ot oysters last year. There are but three manufactories of wire rope In tbe United Slates. Setnebcdy says that Morrill has come back from Europe a free trader. Oae In six of the school children in Brooklyn
Baltimore is now experiencing a general revival of religion. General Lee wrltee that there are six hundred students at hia college, against four hundred last year. Pennsylvania furnishes seventy-three and three-fourths per cent of all the coal produced hi tbe VntteAStatee. Shoes are made In Paris by machinery, of three elsseee sewn, pegged, and screwed.
pepper on the floor of a
Two nice yonag
ifty dollars each for the
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Oberlln College, which el at ms to be a modet ofiibefty.glrea all thesCudentiwb# an Ffmmaeons an honorable dismissal, hot will not
ponstt them to naata. A ffrtifstor In Lawrence
lately had a barrel marked " crockery ’ beared at tbe depot la toil city, but
fell out during cartage and
It la said that tha owned by any private
States, la poooeoaed bv Madam She primsjdoaaa. They are than two handrodMHHHi
largest numbor of Jowola ISSSSUfSWZX
From too Louisville Journal. JMro. ■nltnmto Pnoaao.
It XSm Loara Ream will send us another com of hoi notice of Mre. Rotton’e poems, wo »ben ho obliged.—XouDofllc Journal. w I aood you too original copy, which I have tried In %tta to mail. My mind Is too much on tho kaloldoocopo order to present the same view twice. 1 eaaoaly repeat, in time way
edition of wateh hat just boon published. For years her poems have boon household words, aad now that they are collected In book form—rod and gold, with tinted paper and the
dearest of type—they are Indeed, “ An argosy of goldea thought,”
that all true lovers of the beautiful should sock to possess. It seems proper, too, tost tola appreciation should be shown In Louisville, the home of tbe gifted Amelin. Through Mrs. Bolton first, did we. acrom too river, learn to know her, and wa loved ker so well that her death was to each one of us a psreonal lost. W* shall never lose, thank heaves, the sense
of toy her genius quickened. •
It u not only at home Mrs. Bolton’s poems have been admired. Many of them have been favorably noticed abrqfid. Jean Ingelow writes,their vigor cl thought pats to shame ty poor verses.” That la it. Mrs. Bolton e? • tbits n vigor of thought rarely found among romen. They are endowed with average
writes,
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women. They are endowed with average ability perhaps, but It is generally crashed out by custom. There education la left eff where that of men begins. Thus very many wn'e prettily, with abundance of metaphor and melody, bnt the amalhat possible number forcibly and well. 1 would rather be the author of “Infanticide” than half a hundred common poems. With what veslsttess art docs she hurry us through the pitllieia storm, until we feel as If we wanted to gather to onr shelter
and care the poor unfortunate, “Pandering wearily—wearily.”
Her very words are ringing In our ears aa she ravee of the fiends that pursued her. •They followed my path through th» drifted
tnow.
Taunting, and mocking, aad gibbering low.
There is peace and res* where the cold waves
Far down In the white sand besily.”
And then, as the stars look down on her dreamless sleep, we listen with awe to the anathema that is hurled against the world— the great moon-faced, brassy world—that carries man In its bosom* while it tramples erring
women under lu heels.
“In the penal code of this righteous world, i.irsaisWiiWi the bitter taunt, tbe aarcom hurled With rare unvarying parity. But oyer the monster, maan aml .
&o light of his ser. oat smile.
We throw the pure mantle of charity.” Mrs. Bolton’s strongest notes are ever when
she takes up tha story of human wrong, whether in the Impassioned strain of “Infanticide” or the later tong of the “Drowned.” The latter U like a picture of Ophelia, or rather, like a painting of the old masters—finished,
startling and suggestive.
She sat alone on a cold gray stone. W here the river made a desolate mean; The sycamore trees stood white aad bare, like sheeted ghosts la the dniky air; A black cloud floated aloeg the sky. And anigot-bird uttered a oUatal cry.
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But I am not writing a criticism nor making a transcript; and 1 have wandered from my purpose, which Is simply telling the Impression these poems made upon the mlnde of children. When Mrs. Bolton’s book w«g first published, I read it aloud in tho family room. At the dose of the beautiful poem, I was surprised to bear the little boy say: “Read that again. Laura.” 1 looked up. and there be sat at my feet listening intently, while at my elbow, touching me, stood the girl-child, her eyes drinking In the melody as violets the dew. She was a Under household plant, leaning to every member for support, and more Inclined to “ Rock me to sleep ” than any other seng; and he had always looked upon books as a nosh and hindrance to bis childish play. 1 had tried In vain to inUreet him in Diekoas, and had read to him tho Hen and Goat stories ot Barry Gray, but there was something cold aad artificial about them that did not reach him. Like tbe taste for sculpture and oysters, it had to be cultivated. There waa something, however, in Mrs. Bolton’s poems that met his want. He listened to one after another until his sister grew weary, but be was not di p >.Rd to give it up, and said In bis bird-like < :e, tbe sweetest I ever beard—“ Don’t stop reading. Auntie, please. 1 will just He down. I can bear all tbe same.” He threw himself upon the lounge, bis face turned towards me. But the heavy lida kept falling over bis eyes until at length he dropped to sleep, a smile on bts lip. Whether to too music of Setia’s song or “ Paddle your own eanoe,” I hardly know# I rather think it was “ Coming home,” for as I read— And heavily Into that cheerful room. With their neadi uncovered and faces brown. Strong men came out of the night end gloom, And laid two while pine cottns down,” He asked: “ And were they both deed?—both of them?” I knew that be possessed a fine musical esr, but it remained for Mrs. Bolton to develope a taste for poetry, justly inherited from bis father. 1 beard bim say that when be was a boy be would steal off to tbe country with a copy of “ Thomson’s Seasons” In bis pocket, and would study them and read them aloud for the bills and* trees to bear. Now, I bold that what la beautiful and true to nature la sure of recognition by ebildren. They detect what Is low and false as quickly as they read tbe bean in the face. But what I want to say in conclusion Is that no ono can from this writing form any conception of tbe merit of the book. Tbe only way is to procure a copy. Indianapolis, September, 1867. tors. Llmcwla. The New York correspondent of the Louisville Democrat says: Mrs. Lincoln is making a terrible commotion In Black Republican circles here, by her threat to tell all she knows concerning them, if they don’t come forward and supply her with the means of support. Gossip says that tho fiae shawls and other toggery she is now advertising for sale were never purchased by her, but were presents from politicians, who desired to procure her influence while her husband waa President, In obtaining offices for them. Some of these politicians, It is further asserted, are parties who carry their heads loftily in this community, and who are commonly looked upon as the exponents of great moral ideas. Mrs. Lincoln, in private, aaya she does not Intend to be bashful. She Is going to watt awhile, and then, If certain folks don’t do what U right, she Is going to tell all she knows. Tbe newspaper reporters have paid their respects to her in a body, and one of them, I am iaformed, has been authorized to offer her (500 if she will write up a history of her experience and observations behind tbe scenes in the White House, during the Lincoln regiate. I don’t know whether she baa concluded to accept or not; butlf she is inclined to do anything in that line, she could get fire thousand dollars as easy aa five hundred. Bonner, of the Ledger, stands ready to make that offer; so does Bennett, of the Herald. A Clerical Scoundrel Confesses.—The vHUan, Rev. Mr. Howe—not Sereno-late pastor of tbo Baptist Church la Stetson, Maine, scented of the seduction of a member of hie flock, a young, fatherless girl, baa made verbal confession of bis guilt to several citizens of that vicinity. He also made a written confession over hie own signature, which waa publicly read at a meeting of the church, and la now on its files. Tbs church promptly expelled him, and he has been placed under bonds to appear at the next criminal term of tho court to be held in Penobscot county. On tbe 31st of October, 1517, Martin Luther nailed hU ninety-five theses against toe doetrine of Indulgences, open tbe door of the Wirtemburg church. Tho Lutherans of this country propose celebrating toe three hundred and fiftieth retnrn of this day, one of tho most momentous In the history of Protestant Christianity, and will devote toe thank ofltarings made upon that day to toe endowment of some of their institutions of learning. The Providence Herald thinks reconstruction very incomplete, since tbe colored operators at “shaving emporium” in that city refuse to operate cm gentlemen cf their own color.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mlllfmcry Opemteg mt *• Went Washington Btrkbt.—The Fegnlar opening of Fatt and Winter MUhnsty of this wellknown House, wlU occur an Thursday, October 10. The novelties of the season are penalised. 0-2 Mrs. M. J. Gatlin.
The
sod “ Free end Easy,” ot 8am Dlnain’s, tbo first NationalBeloon, wiR -be b"!d on Friday evening, Uth instant, to>wMr(F*tti are Invited. Having secured the services of Profeooor Mere to display his talent npon too piano frpto, whieh Instrument Messrs. Trayser, RsMnaan A Co. have kindly offered for tbe < In eonaeetien with Professor Grab's
log by pertieular Swinging in tho Aaa#’ which bo sang one hundnd eoamnutlvo nights beffme
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5 u ^af,*ssaj^ sex.
■wanuTsaL—Tton New York Ufin Insurance Company, whose Oeaeial Agent for Indiana is W. W. Byingten, have lately reraored tfeefpoffleo from the South-west corner of Washington and Meridian streets, to No. 11 South Meridian street, tn toff room adjoining the Western Union Telegraph office, ground floor. io-o New Goods! New Uwoda! New Goods !-Professor Edward Lenox, No. S3 South Illinois street, n few doors south of the Palmer House, la to receipt of his Fall and Winter stock of Merchant Tailoring Geode, consisting of tbe very lataet styles iff French, English, Scotch end American patterns. Also, beautiful Velvet Cords and Velveteens, which be will make up in the moot stylish manner, cheaper than any other house tn the city. Parties wishing dram er business suits will do well to give the Prefeosor a call. 7 10 I.wmcfe Every JHnralmg mt ten o’clock, atSelking’s saloon, 33 North Pennsylvania street. oct7 3m. Mufife am* IV eck lew.—The omly reliable remedy for brown discoloration called Moth and Freckles, Is Perry’s Motb and Freckle Lotion, prepared by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dennathologist, 40 Bond street. New York. Sold by all druggists. msr27-Smeod Jut received at d. If. Ilelf. kam’e, No. S West Washington street, another large invoice of those stylish Scotch, English and French Cssslmercs, just the trick for those nobby suits msde under the direction of (Pierson) the leading man in tbe profession. I have also received the new monthly report of tbe prevailing styles that are worn on Broadway, not only In picture, but suits made for inspection of those that are In favor of something new. It is useless to report styles, bnt call and see tbe reality. I can only account for tbe great Increase In trade of late, that 1 am selling goods at such low prices, and making sucb stylish work. Call soon and see tbe new goods. U. H. Bettkam. oct7-»f to ssmd css* be than a pair of neat fitting Bools or Shoes; a pair that will fit perfectly and still be comfortable; that are made out of the best material by good workmen, at a moderate price? Such Boots and Shoes are now made at UntzV, No. 25 West Washington street, and they rtfer you to any person who has tried them for proof of the above. 5-tf
! Kleffaamt! Cheap! Dress Goods, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street 30-tf Oae Pianple 1* a Blemish, twa Pimples are a mortification, three Pimples are a disgust, but four or more are truly distressing to any oae. Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion is the sovereign remedy for all such afflictions. d&wlw. All shades of Ladles’ Cloak lags now on sale at the City Store. 30-tf deed Ageato Wasted in every county in this State fisr to* fallowing unapproachable instruments: Mtaimwmp A Boas’ Pianos, Kaabe A Co»*o PIaaoo, good cheap pianos, and Smith’s Americam Orgpims, also, to canvass for tbe Wootens Hasleal Ker lew, a monthly musical jaurosL Address, H. L. Benham & Co., lO-d&wSm Indianapolis, Indians. Mothers who have Daashtem that have Week Lungs, should arrest the disease when U Is to the incipient stages. It Is indicated by a backing cough—pains in the chest—difficulty of bresthing—or oppression of tbe lungs. If this be permitted to run on, tubercles will form, and Consumption will be tbe result. A most valuable remedy will be found in Allen’s Lung Balsam to cure and check tola disease in its first stage. For sale by Dealers in Family Medicine generally. d&wlw. Factory Flaaaela, JTeaast, Wool Yarns, are all sold at Factory prices, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 30-tf Oae thoiasaad Maawto received to-day representing all sizes of plaids and all colors. Go to the City Store for bargains.
30 tf
For Hoys.—We are opeaing today, a full line of Boy’s Cassimeres, cheap. Call and see them at the City Store. 30-tf For Iffottlagham l*ace Car twins, or beautiful embroidered goods, try the City Store. 30-tf lllaaketo! Blaakete Cheap!— Comforts msde from the best materials, now ready at the City Store. 30-if The M Caforinnate” nhoald read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly Witteaberg A Rmochhaupt are offering Prints, Brown and Bleached Cottons, Canton Flannels and all other Domestics, at the lowest prices In toe city. Save money at
the City Store.
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HYATE'S RJFB*
From its nomerona great and wonderful cures at > hen»at tarn. Neuralgia Gout, Scrotula, Dvsp* pWa, aid Dicers, Pustular Eruptkms. PIles,
A during twenty-five attest, ife jmver as an
healthful Ufa. Certificates at Depot. 158 Elm street, tin-
asssi •“
::
A TbrUling
list Lon life of Mrs. Ingalls, in Hannah, is a tmthm- Baptist Messenger,” ranting
In toe
well told In the
how |Bo waa eeut far to visit one of the Buddhist high priests, who had been nearly killed; and how. while in the moat holy ptaea In their temple, where nene but priests had ever before been stohittm. she wae r~T TT m ihilil is mo for hhs toe sacred vessels, which none but the high priests dare teneh. and to teen oveetnia and alt en one of their gods to rest; all threagh tha she used it In curing their-many diaegaea, tome of them considered heretofore fatal in thatclimsfa.awnag which ware rbsl>ia,llve> inarplalel, dyspepsia, the Mtaa eff
■ at tafolo. Sari*, ean nto very wetfget nieng wlthoal B.”
HYCM»W(WINEt-£ffr*£f 13 X O
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This inronran
most eminent physiateae, lima* M rusts axxExuvsr,
Admits in its eompeelUtn only ton Le. Aromatic and Febrifuge substances. It replaces, with n great superiority, all other Bitters, which have for a baae nothing but stop hoi or Inferior whis-
kies. It Is richer than any othar Bitters In 3 J HXilOAi*-
ArounnUn omd ton Ion no la Primal nlM, And its taste Is exquisite. Its soothing effbefe on the Nervous nmkj^a awsfsfetoihteg. fea. whlla it gently exhilarates by reanimating tha fttnotlons of tea Dtgasttva Otsntot ant dissipate Ionguor. oy gently refreshing and stimulating the Bi»lm,gietnph healthy tone to tee wholaergMtUm.lt leaves behind none off ten hfeatol tafinences that fellow aleehofle stimulants. We warrant that, npon trial, Hygfanie Wine will be
found a
Mon* Dellctomn fiSeveraage, Possessing wonderful virtues In all eras of Dyspepsia and Debility, and moreover is unex Hod
as an
APPJCTIZKR. To Ladies, especially, it will prove a most effectual relief for those ailments to which the tax is most liable. *V ' LAKHKKT A RAMPING. Si aud S3 Broadway, New York MU6CATPEKLK will bvfound a most delicious Wine, superior to anything of the kind—it is the pure juice of tho finest grape, fealty and delicious beyond description. Try it and be convinced. . Both off tho Wtaoeore for sale by Browning A Sloan; U. H. Lee,under BaSas Rouse; Hay A Co., comer Illinois aad Washington street.
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WHOLBSSLE AND RETAIL
MUSIC HALERS.
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IVridlNO * MAS AN,
Indianapolis. Agents for Indiana.
A Dangerous Season. An almost unparalleled quantity of rain has fallen during'the summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully thick and rank, aad, as it decays, aa unusual amount ot sickness ray be expected unless proper means are taken to prevent Ik Fever and ague and bilious remittents already prevail to an alarming extent, and aa the fell advances and the malarious night fogb boeome heavier, the sink list Is likely to tncnaao both In tkncdty and tho country. It la, therefore, only an set of common prudence to keep the vital fanes in fall vigor, so that they stay resist tee «nhealthy influences of the season. Bsinfbrced by the tonic operation of HOSTETTKR’S STOMACH BITTaBS, the system, however weak and susceptibie naturally will, lu nine eases ont often, successfully combat every species of atmospheric poison by which epidemics are produced. During the mantas of September, October and November the difference in temperature between day and night is very great, and the chilling dews and mists of the season are the prollhe causes of indigestion, cholera morbus, diarrhea, and dysentery. Bearing this in mind, remember, also, that the BtTTKBS not only invigorate the stomach and brace the nerves, but act specilcally upon the bowels and the liver, importing to those important organs regularity and tone. It is not reasonable to expect immunity from prevalent complaints if no precautions are taken to escape them. H03TXTTKB’S HITTERS are at once pleasant to the taste, and the most certain of nil safeguards against febrile ailments. oet Ideod A weowtor . *
BUNNEWELL’S ECLECTIC I The greatest trait In the charCII.L.M. | meter of these acknowledged most valuable Fills and Family Physic, fo toateffa perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could the thousands of cases of Piles and Bowel Weakness but speak their origin, it would be found to tbe mmimBus unnatural error oi using Pills or any medicine that Gripes to action. Griping is selni-Dy&ontery, and a moment’s thought Will show what a continued use must necessarily end in. Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy for Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss of or Impurities of the Blood, Kush of Blood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, and all derangements of Stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to them. Sold by nU dealers in medicine. Physicians and Dealers supplied to Bulk. scpll deodAwcowlm
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PIANOS
STIEITSTW A.~2T
PIANOS
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Indiana Weekly Herald,
-A.T REIYUCKD RA.XM>4.
$3,000 IN PREMIUMS!
THE LARCKST
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Ever odere l by any paper in the West.
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And extend iU circulation.
600B CHEAP PIANOS.
TVRKER’S TIC DODLQUUESX OR TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR UNIVEKSAE NEVKALGAA PILE, UNIVBKBAE NEUHALASIA PILE, A SAFK, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE rOR NEURALGIA AND ALL KERVUUS DIS-
EASES.
It is an unfailing remedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often etoetteg a perfect cure in a singla day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic influence. Even the severest cases Chronic Neuralgia and general » rrvis Derangements of many years’ standing, ahccuag tbe entire system, are completelv and permanently cured by it in a lew days or a few weeks at the utmost. It contains nothing inlnthms to * *— — n always be used
. puysiei ualified
constant use by the heir unanimous and
unqualified approval, bent by mail oa receipt of $1 and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. TL RNER A CO.. Sole Proprietors, 190 Tremont
Street, Boston, Mass, sepi dlm-ood ^
rrem IXOT33I ITOHIH SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! In from 10 to 48 hours. Wheaton’s Ointment cures The Itch. Whe,ton’s Ointment cures Salt Hhenm. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Tetter. Wheatou’s Ointment cues Barber’s Itch. Wheaton’e Ointment cures Old Sores. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Every kind of Hamer like Magic. Price 50 cents a box; by mail, 60cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 120 Washington street, Boston, Masarehnsetts. For sale by all druggists. octl deodAwly
Bethink! In sudden attacks of Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Colic, Influenza, Diptheria and Rheumatism, either acute, chronic, or inflammatory, use Radway’s Ready Relief—toe only one and safe remedy known to Medicine. Good far both sexes; and far children troubled Witt the Croup It tt considered excellent. It is universally ramna' mended far its good effects npon the system generally. For Sprains, Strains, Cats. Bruises, Bums, Cramps, Pains in the Back, Side, Feet or Joints, Weakness, Stings of Poisonous Insects, Mosquito Bites, etc-, tbe Relief, when spplinil over that portion Afflicted, win afford Immediate ease. To be short, and to the point, there is no other remedy in the world that will stop pain so quick as Railway's Ready BeUcf, L'. i*—•— Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists. octSdAwffw
mm SQUARE AAD UPRIGHT
The Indiana Weekly Herald
Is one of the largest and best Family Newspapers in the West and we invite our polittend- «.
LIST OF PR EM I THIS.
A splendid chance tor ladies or gentlemen to secure a handsome present of
One Thousand Dollars! rpilE proprietors of the HskaLD, with the view X ol extending the circclation of the Weekly edition, have reduced their rates of subscription, and offer the following valuable pu'miums to getters up of clubs of names:
To the person who will send us the large-t number ol new yearly subscribers previous to the first day of February, 18t», we will iripaid up life policy of
give a
P 1 A. N O S
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
IN THE
American Organs,
SHEET MUSIC :AKD BOOKS.
Musical Merchandise.
BERKSHIRE LIFE lA'SURAME CO.
1ST Agents wanted in every county in Indiana to canvass far
The Western Musical Review ti ; y« i- ‘ ^ 4 ^toi'jffii i—ffirfeto e mto. . £■ w r' ‘ xf 6 11 il * * Address, H. fa. BEKHAIH * CO.,
seplO dAwSm
Indianapolis. Indiana.
WHOLESALE TOYS, ETC.
The only Brick Machine in guaranteed to perform nil that Is claimed far to With nine hands and one pair hones tt rally makes 3,000 Bricks' per hour, er faflto hr shspik power. Bsttsfacttan gnaranteeff. Brad for circular. ABRAM RHQUA, General Agent, JU dlv 141 Broadway. New York.
The Warp ‘Trim ipl iti pjMhpjri Disease is stalking among ns. The wans season warns ns all to look well after onr own constitution, for little do we know the may be seized with sickness- Medicine is aaefttl a* all times, U the preecriptieas an worthy eff that doe oonsidwrsttoa, so mnch demanded hj our nature. Mslarieas nretadfai must be overcome, fold a hat ever ia takem, must work s Imtoful effect upon the Liner. This is very essential, and why Rad way’s Regulating puts are wBkesrt precedent. No medicine like them. Nopatooaons drags in their ingredients—hat a panto vegetable compound, well coated with gain, so aa to make them tasteless to toe palate. They work npon toe Bowels ehariaiwgly. aad so mild ore teeir operrtioas as to please tho most skeptical. They help the “inner maa” to various forms aad ways, overcome what mercurial pvvprrtlfa destroy, aad saves lives where desperate medic* tion throws them away. Beyond a doubt. Bad' way’s toffwlattog Pills are the surest remedy for diseases like unto Asthma, Varfega, Hysteria, Dyspepsia. Foveas, eta, aver totredm ' public. They caatrol the Liver to a extent, revTre life to fed
ip AlMR ywe* t
etetde to extoaet, are sugar oeatod, aad ttefrfeK* 1 '
Sfed hzJDrasuista. 1
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SHOW CASE,
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CBAS. HAVER AC#.,
Have bow in store the largest and most complete stock of
TOYS,'NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
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a
Cmtlary, Amslcml W;
OUR OWN IMPORTATION. SELECTED expresslv far this mmdia, by Mr. Charles •, white to Europe. - Merchants are Invited to eall and examstock. sepSO dim
ipany to be a LOimt deposited in any bank. To the person sending ns the second largest list we will give one of
WILLIAM KNABE & CO,'a
Celebrated Gold Medal Seven Octave
Rosewood Pianos
With large round corners, one row of moulding on case. Gothic legs and carved lyre. This Piano is from Menarn. U. fa. Ham Anna Ot Co’a extensive Music Emporium, of Indianapolis, and
Tsslmed at ffffffO. To the person sending ns the third largest list, we will give a fine
Two Horse Farm Wagon,
Manufactured by tbe Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, valued at fit 50To the person sending us tho fourth largest list we will give one of
Siigers’ CelefcrateM Sewiig MacUies
Valued at *85.
For the fifth largest list we will give one oi
SINGER’S WORLD RENOWWED SEWING MACHINES,
Tsslmed at *85.
For the sixth largest list we will giveone of
Last's FarfaaH Kiittiig MacUies
Sold only by Messrs. Dow * Allei, in this city.
Valmed at **•-
For the seventh largest list we will give a
Fruaaimaa Buckeya Waa* ' {HUil aa
TEl
CfeiMrea’u love Kid Fmltofe it at
UNDERTAKERS.
GeorgeStitobf I’SdU^SmST’raue^t fgo.
Tor the eighth largest list we will give a Mominil Gloi$ Parier Stare,
A’.* ‘
W'
every person wt o will read as a to ty SuMcribers we win giro a splendid
TO twenty Sul
Amosemeiits.
Metropoutah Theater.
MANAon au» Bra 111,».
..M. ▼. T.ikohau.
teal* *f Prices; Box itotee open from nine A. If., till twelve M. POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS Of thofAmoos, magU^l^spectacular Drama enblaciTgrook, And the Grand Parisienne Ballet Troop. at two F. laat Black Crook Ma timer. Atim Siion 50 cento Children 35 con*...
MoRnisoVs Opera Hall. ro.iihtl} Two Kiglits Only. De La Grange-Brignoli. has the honor to annoupo XvA that he has succeeded in making an engage meat for the season of ’67 and ’*8, with the celebrated star of the OPfiHA ITaLiEinS, earis,’ Madrid, Milan, \ ienmi and St. Petersburg, Anna De La Grange. Operatic represcjctations, Yiz: Thursday—“ Don Pasquale.” Friday—“Barber of Seville,” The. valuable services of the distinguished ai:d
admired Tenor,
SICNOR BRIGNOLI Has also been secured, lo give effect to tbe Operas which will be given here by M. Strakosch, u ho has alsocngaged the following well known arti-t-to complete this brilliant Operatic Combination . Signor Marra, the eminent Baritone Mlgnor l.ocatclli, the popular BnIfo, Signer Suslni, the famous Basso. Musical Director aid Conductor, SIGNOR
[nsi
FRANCISCO KO?A
Admission, *1 OO. Reserved Seats 50 cent,
extra. Galltrv, 50 cents.
The sale of Reserved Scat, will commeiK
Tuesday at niae A. M., ‘
Store.
ire on
at Benham A Co’s Music
octSdtd
REMOVAL. OcYA lU LO. SSWYliKIR - ” HAS KIUOVED II S FIRE APSE LIFE l.YSIlSA.Yt’i: ALii;>CY, KEPRESXNTIXO OV£l: 10,000,000 CAPITAL,
TO
17 Norlli ^Serldian Street,
(Opposite Wesley Cbapel
This Agency being on the ground floor, is mr-r easy of access than any up-stairs otBce A shai of the Insurance business cf this citv is respeei
isura
lully solicited.
sep9 fit
cf this citv is respeetDAViD K. SNA i>KR. wa l Mccuksnev.
MARBLE. JASOIST XDAT-dlE. Dealer In AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, ■Vf f9 East Washington street, nearly opposite i.> Odd kellows’Hall, Inoianapolis] Indiana, keeps on hand and manufactures to order all d
Give us a
petit tu3 if
GROCERS.
FOSTER, HOLLOWAY & CO., w kolesalb: Of R; OCEE,S, COMMISSION AND STORAGE MERCHANTS. Ceraemt, Plaster, Flour, Fish and Salt Dealers, Iran Ftant, Nan. 68 and 70 South Delaware street, cctSdSm
HOTELS.
H. HI. WALKER.
J. B. GIBSON.
GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth, (Opposite Merchants’ Exchange,) CINCINNATI, OHIO.
rpHE central location of the Gibson House, 1mX mediately opposite the Merchants’ Exchange, and convenient to the Postoffice, Banks, and places of amnsement, makes it a most desirable stopping place for both the business and pleasure
seeking public. Charges a Respectfullv, U. M.
spectfullv, augl9 dSm
osiness and pleasure
moderate.
M. WALKER AGO.,
Proprietors.
Metropolitan Hotel, IHata Street, between Front and Second Streets,
CINCINNATI, OVIIO
W. A. THURSTON, PROPRIEXOR sngl9 dSm
United States Hotel, Opposite' the New York and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot, BEAC1I STREET, BOSTON, BT F. M PRATT. Jan30 dly Formerly of tho American House.
FARE REDUCED. Board $9 56 Per Day. UUTED STATES HOTEL
faomteville, lay.
seplfidflm
American Hotel, Chestnut street, opposite old Independence Hall
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PHILADELPHIA. S. M. HEULZNGS, Proprietor.
C. Z. SEBGZsXT
PHOTOeOU-HIC OLBtn.,
YI ii - ~ gi) yTr J Tail ^
wishing to eompetn for the jrin^pterasiratei roi'<rt ■avi’a j ■ ^ ; are reqafeted to send
i taare*-! -
a. z. eaiTTZKDZK.
CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. B. E. Crtttoadem 4k Co., Proprlntors AVING leased ton property known as the Walffut Street House, and ooofpleted our naento upon the same, it is bow tborrefurnished. painted, carpeted, and in Mllsat nnaiutloa, and will from this date eaHtmasmoN iiotei*. ttU ha moet happy to see our friends and traveling public, and guarantee the aocomotions of toe CLARENDON to be equal to any Hotel In toe city. Telegraph office to toe Hotel. ra*d 8. *.CRITTENDEN A CO. EAKHATTAN HOTEL.