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l r..ni the New York dourn-ilof Commerce. TUe K unking by stein. The New York Times has an article upon I n national batikiiig system, containing some i.dements which do not conform to the actual f.c s. After alluding to the excellent free banking law of this State, some features of which were incorporated In the national act, the writer adds; "She (New York) readily surrendered her own preiereneo ” to accept the new system. Nothing could he further irom the truth. There never was a more grossly tyrannical act than the arbitrary imposiiten of tbis-new yoke upon the moneyed lositunions of this State. When It was first p;e-luiled to them the rfjection was unanlin his. In this city not a single bank accepted i:. •• readily ” or otherwirc; and, with one or two insignificant exceptions, every hank in the State openly avowed Its hostility to the i hau;,;e. One new hank was started here, but under such auspice* that It gained lor the time noereuit whatever with the general public. Then certain politicians proposed to la« augurate the system here by starting * large hank undir Government patronage; and the most extravagant promises of aid from tb* Treasury Department were made to our lead* lug capitalists to Induce them to subscribe for the stock; but that, too, was a failure. Thus, neither the existing bank managers nor the outside public were allured by the attractions oilorod. Every device wss employed to overcome this repugnance. The new bank already organized here was floated to s high degree of prosperity by tho unreserved use of public money. At a time when It had only one or two hundred thousand dollars capital, and no hold on the business community, It was allowed to retain several millions (we think at one time nearly five millions) of treasmy deposits, to loan at its pleasure. It not only had these immense sums without the cost to itself of a single farthing, but when its officers could not conveniently loan the whole o( the surplus to the public at lull rales, the treasury itself borrowed back part of it, paying interest for this purpose on its own capital! Every indulgence was given In the way of redrawing tho funds as the Secretary ol the Treasury might need tnem; and the bank not only bad notice of such drafts, but the assistant treasurer here was Instructed not to be too pressing, and large payments wi re received t>y Instalments, and after frefjiient delays, to suit toe convenience of the favored institution. The Interest on iheGovernment deposits during this brief period were more than the entire amount of the original capital ol the bank. We are not r< fleeting on bis organization. Its officials undoubtedly acted adroitly, »nd there was nothing to their discredit In this use of such Governmental aids to effect Its permanent establishment and secure Its future prosperity. We lire recounting these facts to show the almost tle-perate attempts of the department to Induce the banks of New York to surrender their alu gl men to the State, and accept the national control The attractions all tailed; ami hud the Government rested here, the existing bo k«, almost vstihout exception, would still have retained their old organization. Then came the strong h-inded pressure of which we complain. W ithout any justification in tb- Intciv.-is of the nation, and in violation of . very sound principle of finance, the National mil)* nt undertook to coerce the banks to relinquish their rights, and to accept of it< alliance. Congress, at the dictation of the Secretary, passed the most oppressive enactments to secure the desired result. It is true that tho extreme demands of tho denartm.'nt were not sanctioned by law, pirtly bee.au*o somo of them were of doubtful constitutionality, and partly because there was a little fetr of the const quinces of too rash a change; but the penalties, disabilities and resi.t.'non- wide . finally compelled the hanks o New Ynk and New England to exchange ih. .r rcluiinu* Irom the til ate to the national bureau lorm, all gether, one of the most discreditaide chapters In the history of financial legislation. A few of the banks which did not yield to the pressure congratulate themselves upon their sagacity; but thtlr present existence Is due, not to the superiority of their organization, but to the forbearance of the Government. II the bulk of the institutions bad not ceased their resistance as they did, further and more severe legislation would have been adopted, until all “.State banks would have been legid ded out of existence. Tho limes, in the article from which we have quoted, adds that the business community ot New York are not now opposed to the national hanking law, or In favor of returning to the old system.' The truth hero Is only roirtly stated. The business men of New York are eminently practical anil conservative. They were opposeil to the original change, and this upon ground* which Included more than a mere comparison of the merits of the two systems. They objected to any sueh wholesale substitution in the financial fabric as dangerous to the material Interests of all who bad anything at stake in the country. Ills true that the precise difficulty apprehended was not realized, owing to the Immense paper money Issues which flooded the country and created a tide to great that nothing was stranded in the transfer; but the method of gu irdlng against the one set of evils has produced others of still greater magnltude, part of which are now seen, and other*, which will he developed when settling day shall have fully come. They saw, as we predicted, that the banks would be compelled to yield to the force employed against them, These institutions, like the politician*, Lave accepted the prevailing notion that the central government was supreme in all matters of faith and practice (tho constitutional safeguards and restrictions upon Its encroachments being suspended or inoperative in time of war), and all resistance or opposition to Us decrees were branded as a species of rebellion against the national authority. This point being yielded, and the banks themselves having voluntarily traced the sceptre in despotic hands, there was nothing lelt for them but submission or extinction. But early and consistent opposition to the' National system does not necessarily require present effort to repeal It, or to return with equal abruptness to the discarded favorite. Toe business men of New York, as we said, are too practical and conservative to sacrifice the good attainable In their efforts after the higher ideal beyond their reach. As far M ws know the sentiment of judicious men Is in fsvor of amending the existing National set, so as to remove some of Us moat objectionable features, adding a few safeguards and restrictions to obviate evident perils, and by repealing all discriminating penalties and disabilities, open the whole subject once more to tho choice of the people. If the new system thus amended should work well, aa we think It might, no further change would come ef sueh action. If It were found Impossible to guard against the evils connected with any official control of the banking capital of the country by national authority, capitalist* would be shrewd enough to know on which eld* lay their true Interests, and would gradually reconvert tbslr property to somo perfected system of State management. This te a eommen-
Arteuawe vratrd’a Bdwcwtlwm. 2b fh* Editor of Me Lomdon Punch: Sir—It has bin supeeed by sum, from redta ov ml letter* to the public prim*, that I hay enjoyed educational advantages or a hi grad*. It will no dout create a anppnae amung ml frens to lern that I am mostly ov a self made charsotur. Mltanly Is Justly prewd or sate that sutah wua ml forra-dnass in erly yooth that at the tender age ov * nuatis l at every da ester a tla plait with th* alphybet stamped arena th* edge ov It. But I make ao meation ov this ■uccumstanoe, and pan* oa. I would bav make a polished klaeaieal scholar but for a triflin aeddaat that eeeurd the first daev my oaraer at skooi. Mr.Potlud, who tort tha skooi, wug a maa ov rad hair and a cruel and over baring mtod. Durin the suspeos ov skooi duties, about noon, I becum hum sic, and In a playful spent flllod the dror ov Mr. Pollud’stable with aan. which 1 bed gether. d «ut >a the rode. I bed skeeroeiy tuk ml sect, when Mr. Pollud came in and reooomed bia kUse, which wuz reedin the plala ov HorrDa translated In latio. Unfortunlily there wuz In the bottum ov that dror a crack, an to ml dtsma the s»n begun to leek out. Mr. Pollud nottst nutbln fur a while, but suddenly turnln bis glance under the table, he dlaruvered more than a peck ov aan on to the llor, and more still rvnnln out ov the dror where he kep his things. It wuz tde wurk ov a moment for Mr. Pollud to aeeze a yung man ov the klass who anjoled a bad reputashun In the skooi by tha collar and shake him vociferously. But the low minded yooth, ded to every grate an noble sentiment, sed, in a loud vois, Artemus Ward, that new akolar, dun it. Mr. Pollud then advanced to ml aeet, and struk me brutally on the bed with bis copy ov Ilorrtasea plats until tho hock wuz mostly wore out. 1 gave him s ptin.il took an walked skornfully home. TM* enme hour 1 turned ml bao forever on U.u »...» .-ice. Ml farther nex sent me to skooi to a Mr. Joans, a man of frenly hart and hi attanemerits. At Sir. Joans skooi I mastered a hily pollished aid cultivated nollldgc ov belletta. The way I cum to make a speciality on this topple Is wertby ov notls. I wuz In a spellin klass one da when Mr. Joans give out the word kaups to spel. A chiled ov nature at the bead ov the klass speld It corps. Another speld It corpz, and a horned fool speld It chaups. I wuz the only boy tbat speld it kaups, and I went up to tbe bead ov the klass. It is said tbat tbe feerce monatars of the forest, when wunst they have tasted human blud are ibursty lor it awl tbe balance of their lives. I was affected tbe same way by my first success as a spelllst. Arfter this I devouted all my time to belletta. Mv rollidge coarse wuz probably as remarkable as any other part of my carear. Ar'terleevlng Mr Joans I determined logo to Y'ail Colltdge and compleet mi trainln. I arrived there o*e faul, with mi cloathm bag on mi bao, covered with swet, and very Herd. Kuarin tbat 1 mite parse for a bol from tbe rooral distrlc, I throo a good deel of confidents info nfl gate and countenents, and wauked in at the frunt do ov the first blldln I cum to suinwbat rapidly. Meatm a well dressed yunggentlemun atthe do, I sed to him In a qul'-k vois: "Is Mr. Yall in, surf” "Yes, sir,” sed he politely, "walk this way If you plecze.” lie thro leeded me up seven flights of steps, and going down to tbe end of a long passldge, he nocked violently at the door,whei.a persun wltbm said, In a loud tone: ’’Cum in here,” and he went In. “Mr. Y'ail,” be says, “here is a yung man wants to see you.” “Thank you, Mr. Tomsun,” sals Yall, shaking him by the ban good yumeredly, and begged us to be seeled. Then turnln to me he sed, “Do you propose to enter collldge?” sals be. “ Yes, sir,” I replied, “that is my desire.” “ Well, sir, yes, I am glad to see you. I’er-
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I told him I wood. “Tomsun,” he sais to the gentleman that brot me up, "be klne enuf to asslne this yung man to a rume.” And then turnln to me he says, “Mr. , what Is your nalm, surf” “Ward,” I replied; “Artemus Ward.” “Yes. Well, Mr. Ward, make yoself cumfutable In yo rume, pleeze, until about to o’clock this artrrnoon. Then yoo will be kauld to dlnna, arter which I will asslne yoo to k I asses, and yoo can go work at wunce.” I thanked him, and tben Mr. Tomsun, exchanging a pleasant smile with Mr. Tail, led roe off to a rume In a distant portion uv tbe blldlog. Oplnln tbe do and leedln me In, he sals: “Here, I trust, you will floe everything convenient to milk yoo cumfutable. Hear Is a razerand strop. And hear, I believe, is sum wine and slggars.” He then bowed very lo and wlthdroo. Being very tired after a long journey. I wuz gladsenuf to reach this quiet and cumfurtabte retreet. So, pullin off my boots and sox, and kote and vess, and lain them aroun on different cheers, i took ashalv and tben a good wash, I then urunk some wine and lit a slgar, and, atretcbln out onto my bed, I begun to reflee on the value of a lernln an the godness of Mr. Yall. Findln tbe wine pretty good, I put sevrtl bottles of It on a cheer neer the bed, so I could getiteaay ,and tben I drunk and stnoaked at mi It zure. Finally I fell asleep, and arter a protracted knap I rose, feelin soma uncertainty of mind. If I recollec arite, I was puttio on a clean sburt, which, tbe rume being dark, I bad put on upside down, and got mi arms in and buttuned the rlsa bans without dlscoverln ml errer, until I notist tbe profusbun of sburt coder there was to that sburt, when sum low purson rushed Into mi rume and begun to sware fiercely. “Sir,” said I, lookln at him fiercely also, ‘ what means the intrusion. In my Stall a gentleman nox at a do beto be busts it open. Aghast! thou low Intruder. By all tbe god)., to wunst, hie thee to tbi den. Lives there a mnn with sole so ded But taking mo roodily by the throte, he choked ml utter mce, and In a few moments I was hurried Into the street. Seln a policeman, I appealed to him for a redress. “ Y'es,” he said, “ you need redressing. Cum down to the station bouse, ami wo will redress you. Y'ou need redressin evidently.” My heart sickened; my brane was dizzy with anger; this Toothless villyan drrgred me orf to the prlsson without letting me ejust ml sburt where I passed the nlte. The next day I was taken to a big bildin where 1 saw sum marble statues and sum paintlns. It immeditly occurred tome tbat I was to make my fortune as a exhibitor uv wax figures and startltn curiosities, which changed my plans according. Y'orz truly, Aktemus Ward. Five American merchants are doing business at Irkoutsk, Liberia.
haps you wood like tohav a rume and wash yo had befor you eat dinner, and arrange you
BITTERS.
Twine - SMiaaefale
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Life Bitters.—Good health is a blessing. The wav to enjoy such Is to take a wine glass full of STRICKLAND'S LIFB RITTERS two or three times a day. They create an appetite; they strengthen the stomach; they cure babieual
Constipation, Nervousness ‘ ~
make th- old feel
lyoung
and good health, nse Sthickl amp’s Lifk Rittim, For sale In bottles hy Druggists, and by the drink at all saloons and groceries augfS d8m
MARBLE.
j-j^bojst
Dealer in
AMERICAN AND ITAUAN MARBLE, "VTu. *9 E«ft Wa-blngton street, nearly opposite IN Odd fellows’ HaH. In danapolis, Indiana. feepe ei» Mwfi «■§■■■■ iffiiRMW to order *9 kinds of Monument
ental and Tomb Stone Work.
tbe latest designs and DMt patterns haed. All o< hick we wlUaeU on terms to defy (competition
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WATCHES.
Without Bcffard to Tolne,
A N’D not to be paid tort 100 fauft Gold Hunting
1« Magic Cat* Gold wii 100 LwHe-’Watehea, enameled $00 Gold Hunting Chronometer
ND net to be paid for unless perfectly satlsfhc-
Watttee ■'. lOO to
no to
To adopt measures looking toward even Its gradual abandonment without some lurtber efforts to adapt It to tbe wants of tb* aatlM, would be unwlM, considering alt that ft has thus far cost us But to amend ft and te open the way for a free choice of the other system to those who may prefer It, that both may thus be tried upon their own merits, la what nay £ reasonably demanded. Tblst* bur view of tho subject, and if we are not mistaken, ft represents fairly the views of intelligent men of
all parties throughout thegtate. Th”. 7 .d
SBWINC MACHINES,
The Grover & Baker
ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING MACHINES Art superior to all others for the folUmtug reasons: 1. They tew with two thread* direct from the spool*, and require bo rewinding. i. They are more easily understood and used, and lets liable to derangement than otnei machines. 8 They are capable of executing perfectly, without change of adiustment. a much greater variety of work than other machines. 4. ■ be stitch made by these machines Is nrneh mom firm, elastic and durab'e, especially upon article* which require to be washed sad ironed, tnan any othwr stitch. 8. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends of th- seam hy their own operation. 8 These pachlnea. In addition to their snperier merits as instruments or sewing, by a change of adiustment easily learned and piaetised. execute the most beautiful and permanent embroidery and oraaojental work. rend for pamphlet containing sample*, giving ■tyles and prices. Eacn family machine is Warranted fer Three Years.
Our Manufacturing Machines Surpass all others in their adaptation to the different varieties of work, sewing from the finest cambric to the heaviest harness leatner. They give universal satisfaction. Send for descriptive circular. GROVEH a baker, Sewi g Machine Company, 31 East Washington street, Indianapolis. 97. B.—Tbe Grover A Baker Sewing Machines were not exhibited at the Paris Exposition for premium seplStoc" 13d pdA warn
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
HOlzlalNClS WOKTH’S TNTA.XI01SrA.IL, Business College of Trade, 24 and 26 East Washlagtan Street.
PRACTICAL Institution,
to which we in-
ho an
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nstruction 1s by enter at any timt
For particulars c 11 at our College Rooms or, Idress FRANKLIN A CAPP, Principals, octlt dAwSm Indianapolis,Indiana
STEAM GAUGE TEST.
STEAM GAUGES TESTED AND WARRANTED. The only Steam Guage Test in Indianapolis at H. F-HETBEKINrcrrOirffi works. Cor. South and Pennsylvania sts.
tention paid to the
rkingmar.hin<
bits both flat and round.
wood wo: moulding
dlspatc
building and repairing of of all descriptions, and
augldSm
REMOVAL.
SMITH, BIGHAM & GOODHART,
STORAGE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And wholesale and retail dealers in Flour, Feed., Etc., TTAVE removed from 334'South Delaware
street to the southeast corner of Virgit la
icy have
constantly on hand choice'brands of Flour and
avenue and Delaware street, where they
9 rything in the Feed line. Give us a call.
et8 dSm
SALOON.
Palmer House Maloon rnHIS first class establishment is now under the J. management of FLORENCE RICHTER. It has been thoroughly refitted and furnished The best of Wines. Liqi ~ '
oowslanOv on ban:
uo
Id
rs. Ales, Porters and Cigars
gtodfan
DENTISTS.
O . A. . WELLS. DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S BANK
SCALES.
Fairbauk’s Standard Scales.
W. P. OALA.UP, General Agent, Ko.74WestWahb.St. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Buy only tha genuine.
FOUNDRY.
HOOSIER FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS!
This Establbhment Is now In lull operation, and the FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its various branebe* will here be carried on. W. are prepared todo all kinds of work in our line for Hallrnnde, for fflllla* for Manufactories. and for Uouschutlders. Fronts and Columns for Stores. Door Sills, Stair Plates, Window Caps, Ventilators, Grates, Anchors, Sash Weights, etc. Gas Posts, Hitching
Posts, Cistern Tops, etc.
Castings for all mechanical business. Job Work of every description executed with care,
and at short notice. The manufacture of
STOVES Will be a prominent part of our business. Cooking and Heating Stoves of tt.e ve>y best quality, s’yle aud finish, will be sold at Wbole»»le only. Merchants will be supplied with Stoves, Coumry Hollow-ware. Farm Bells, Sugar and Wash Ket-
Boxes, 4i
tics, Dog Irons. Wagon Boxes, Anchors. Ventilators. etc. at the lowest wholesale prices. We em. loy the very best wortm- n, use the bestlron,
and shall endeavor to make the best
and shall endeavor to make the best goods. • Tbe patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
A. D. WOOD. Proprietor.
Owe* and Foundbv—Nos. 185 and 137 Sputa Delaware street, near the Cincinnati Depot. sop 9d9m ;
CHAIRS.
LONG Sc BR< THEK, Manufacturers of 3DOT72UE! RA.XXA.TT AND SPLIT BOTTOM CHAIRS. FACTORY AND WABEROOMS : 174 aid 176 East Market Street, between Preston and Jackson, Lenisville, Ry. For sale by Messrs. 8PIE0EL, THOMS A CO.,
TAILORING.
Leading House of Fashion
»1,000,000 UN WATCHES! For sale on the popular ONE FJ&ICE FLAJV, Giving every patron * Handsome and Reliable Watdh For ta* lew ptriee ef Ten DoUara,
HOW ARB H. FOLTZ, B’XRSX CI^AJBS ' A !t*» * < I* ' ' T * Merchant Tailor, Ho. SI Nwrtli PennsylTumiu Street, * ■ ^ mm,*®***- ■ipjap*'!, - (Second door aonta ef Peatofltoe,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS.
JHERR1LL Sc CO., Wholesale Booksellers 1 M ' 1 Aad Stationers, *a t v ; -.i r *■ TO. ft EAST WASHINGTON ST, XBrDlAJVJEZ>OX.Da. •V 3* « [& ■ if 4 .?4 - q * * ■ DONALDSON* ALYEY, ' jonns of Nats, Caps, Furs, CLOVES, STRAW C00DS, Usbrellas A Parasels, NO. 64 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, Indlnnnywlle, Ind. (Schnull’s Block)
Browning & Sloan, mmiil DRUGGISTS, And dealers in Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, etc., .A.pothecAries’ Hull. Noe. 7*8 East Washington St., IndlumaywUa, ind.
Headricks, Ednaads k Ca., Wholesale dealers in Boots & Shoes, NO. 56 SOUTH MERIDIAN 4T., (Sehnull’a Block,} Indtumnyllh, Had.
Wholesale Paper • •C". • ■ ▲n School Book Depot Bowen, Stewart k Co., 18 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, Indianapolin, Ind.
Binkley & Perrine, Manufacturers and dealers in TranliH, Valises, Trayellig Bags, Etc., Wholesale and retail, three doors from the Palmer House, No. 38 South Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indian a IV* Repairing done on short notice. Trunks made to order.
HARM Sc BALS, Importers and wholesale dealer* in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Wines, Liquors, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, NO. 35 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, Indianapolis, Meed.
Cabinet Makers* Union, Manufacturers of all kinds ot FUUTVITTJIfcE, No. 106 East Washington St, Indlnnnpwlle, Ind.
D. ROOT Sc CO., Manufacturer, of STOVES, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES, MILL GEARING, AND IRON FRONTS, AND DEALERS IN TIN PLATE AND TINNERS’ STOCK TINNERS’ tools a machines. atehouse—No. 66 East Washington Foundry—Nos 183 and 186 South Pennsylvania street, ■ndsmnaynll*, ind.
Hikhei, Tarkiagtoi k Ct., Jobbers of I>ILY GK>OI>», NOTIONS, ETC., No. 113 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET (Alvord’a Block), Imdlmmmpwlie, lad.
J. B. OSGOOD, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Paints, Oils, Window Gian, Axle Grease, and Brushes cf all kinds. Sign and Ornamental Fainting. NO. 82 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. Mixed Paint in any quantity.
Comely, Wiles A Co., Wholesale Grocers, 149 MERIDIAN STREET, Oppcsite East end of Union Depot.
4 very large assortment of all class of Groceries, Teas aad Tobacco, for sale, at very Lowest Maser Prices.
H. DAILY Sc CO., Wholesale Drag No. S MORRISON’S BLOCK,
Agents for the Bole ef Coal 00.
sm to *1,000 300 to 600
• ■ > t v* t'Bj* t lead.—TITT stock of Pall and Wiaterfleed* la selec ItA with great care to the waam of mv < tomera from the best market*, eMMiettaftof
Fremch*
500 iinll T afUni^ffa^SmK”'. ... 50 to 1.000 Gold HurtingLeplnee .- vv• • *0 to 6.000 Assorted Watch**, all kind* 10 »e I H MBBHffaT ff o»to<i>* ajfato* by tala er[but fiowhUe It may be worth
dlayose of the above
o. mJKSiZZLrjs,
I to t he article* narnod
_. . . ymer-tofTta Italian. It be a watch worth fil OOO or me word
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WO-jft.O.TTKBYI
R1KHOFF A BRO., Wholesale dealers im Copper Distilled MOMiAifivnsn, Also, doalen ta . Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Ofpare, NO. TI SOUTH MERIDIAN STRUCT. imdlauamvBUa, lad. pw* WOdertOgJintodToledo
^Idudytoptaaae, aad give prices to.raflj|p
A JONES A CO., WHOIISALI G10GI1S,
Louis ac&zobxz •llabment ha. alwaya cm eyed.
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ssta’ llshment ha* alwaya« N.B. Call and examtao my lag orders elsewhere
SodUa Bfforidima Stroet,
PWOFE—iONAL.
If Von Meed MeAldffil AM* '. '
CAM. OR
I> R* »irUGFW-AY,
■ii *hMUil With
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATt.
MCDICAL.
MZDICAL. *
Strobridse Oo„ UTBOGRAPBlISiSD IMUTIBS
Publishers Oil Portraits. %%».*
BVTLJBMni
Record, MercaatUe aad Copying Fxcelsior Writing Fluid
CARMINE INK AND MUCILAGE.
Factory^ 84^And 38 Sycsmoie Street,
TheSale’of 4
AJ8H1NGTON, Lincoln, Graat, Lee aad Washington as a Free Mason. New Ma-onic Chart, in oil aolora. Odd Fellow’s Chart. Masonic Diplomas. Master’s Trestle Board, or Masonic Carpet, six feet bv four fret
Also, all kinds of Lttbograohie Work. Also, Agency Continental Bank Note Company. CHARLES GRAHAM, Manufacturer of IRON BRIDGES, BRIDGE CASTINGS, Bridge Bolts, Girders, Tanks, GASHOLDERS. And all kinds of Wrought Iron Work, Nwa.274* 276 ud 278 West Front St., CXTNTCIlSnsrATL
equal in *11 rmeeta, toV^nk yet prod ueed,eombintag fluidity with good .rn - an time* be made te wholeeaie lots tost the current cask vatae ot materia) will allow. Dffl^For tale ta Indianapolis by Bowen Stewart A Ota, wholesale sta tionerjj and by dealers generally.
Allen’s Lung Balsam, H. WM. THOMSON’S
The remedy for curing CONSUMPTWa COUCHS, BRONCHITIS,
oeCKdsm
JT. «. KIKOOFF At CO., Fashionable Tailors, Nw. 204 Walnut Street* octS6 dSm CIVCINNATI.
JOUIV V. BVERKLP, Manufacturer and Dealer in LADIES’ FANCY FURS, GENT’S FURS, GLOVES, CAPS SLEiGH ROBES, ETC., 13T Main St., between Titled and Fanrtta, CXNCrtNNA.’TZ. LiRJRS cleaned, repaired and altered at shortest F notice. The highest cash price paid for all kinds of Furs. ocu6 d3m
CHAM. S. CHERTER, Manufacturer of PAPER COXES, 228 JBatin Street, CmCIIVNATI, OHIO. oct7 11 •
JA HAMILTON & CO., SHIRT MANDPACTURERS, And dealers ta GEVT’S FURNISHING GOOD«, 161 Ifota Street, four doors above Fourth, CINCINNATI. MF»Shirts made to order. oei8 dSm
SAM LOWENTHAL & CO., Manufacturers and Importers of C I <3- _A_ S , And wholesale dealers ta I eaf and Plug Tobaccos, No. "•6 Main Street, be ow Peart, oct7 dSm riNCI VN ATI, OHIO.
BOTLB, MILLER St CO., DISTILLERS, axXTCXNXO’A.TZ, OHIO, BONDED Liquor merchants. Distilleries, Star Mills. Peoria Illinois anff Kenton county, Kentucky. augtodiy
M AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL ft 1* composed of the active principles of Root*
aad rlants, whicn are chemically extracted, ao
as to retain ail taeir medicinal qualities MINISTERS a - U PUBLIC SPBAKKRS. who
arosootteh Hffiietod with Throe* Disease*, will fla asure remedy in this daisLoaeiigesand w 'fere sometimes give relief, hut thi w-ifl—il. taken o few tim*s, will insure a permaueat our..
flN^Wm the afflicted clergymen please test its TestlHBwnlnls of PByslclnns. Dr. Nathaniel Harrt-, tor many years a resi-
dent of uMdlobury, Vermont, recommends tho Balsam aa being superior to all other remedies
tor Bronchitis, ho says:
“I have no doubt it will soon becomes elmsical remedial agent for the cure of all diseases of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs.
“NATHAN HARRIS, M D’
Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, surgeon in he arn-y during the war, trom exposure contracted consumption
He says:
“I have no hesitancy in stating that it was by
Balsam that I am now alive
lasdOeusaltattOBFarienaieloeat** at
Diseases, ta aUtaelr species, stages, r—ittehttnua r Dr. W». Thomson will g
Oect * radical and
St of Private Diseases a *
men*.
**ftINAL BMISSlONS, the consequence of self-abuse This solitary vice, or depraved sex ual indulgence. Is practiced by the youth of both sexes to aa almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptom* unless combated by sdeatifl* medical measures, vis: Sallow countenance,dark
the use of your Lun
* n
iy other faction**
l enjoying healt t. Fletcher, of 1
'l?
“I recommend
an
r, of Missouri, says
our Balsam '
uend your edicine for
preference to
Goughs, aad it gives satis-
BMADFOIkD at SHAJtP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose And Dealers in Sum Belting, Hose, Packing and Lac* Lssther No. 57 Wohsut, corner Second Street CINCINNATI. OHIO. JTAHES BRADFORD 4k CO., Manufacturers of French Barr Mill Stones, Smut Machine*, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and Importers of the genuine Dutch Anchor Brand Bolting Cloths. Office, Si Walnut, comer Second Street, Factory, corner Elm and Second,
ang30 dSm
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
LONGWQRTH*S WINE HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Gwlflem Wedding Wine, Sparkling Catawba Wine, Dry Catawba Wine, Delaware Wine, Vlrfftmla and Ives* Seedling Wine. FOR SALE BY
Horn A Anderson, Eelfer 4k Vinton,' Stewart * Morgan, Browning 4k Sloan, W. I. Haskit A Go , Indianapolis, Indiana. aug30 dSm
LOUIS 8NIDXK.
JOHN X’CeLL.
Manufacturers’ Ware House. SNIDER Sc McCALL, WH O LK8 A-LK PAPER DEALERS, 2SO and 232 Walnnt street, CINCINNATT, OHIO.
TXT ANTED FOR CASH-500 tons Bags; 500 V V t .ns Newspapers, Books aad Pamphlets. ang90dSin
Danzig-er* Ac Oo.,
TBADE
MAKE.
Hennfstctnrers ef Fine Toilet Soaps, AND Per finn e r* i e s , 67 Walnnt Street, ‘ oc« dSm CIIS7C INNAlTI, .
GEO. CRAWFORD & CO., Commission Merchants, Importers and Dealers ta Seda Aefa, Sal Seda, Canetlc ieda, Penad ry Faclnge, Piaster, Llnie, Cenaent, SSknd. Pues mice Nteae, Realm. Etc., Etc., NO. 208 WALNUT STREET, Cincinnati, Ohio. au(90 (13m
WILSON & CLARK, Manufacturers of the Uni versa,! Shirt, And GETTS* FURKISHERS, S. E. COBNSB FOUBTH AND WALNUT STS., Oinciamati, Okie. Skirts sad Underwear made to Order. Agents for the BemiP Patent Shape Collar. oci3-d3m ' . »
Camargo Mannf. Co^ Manufacturers of PaperHangings AHO WINDOW SHADES. H. H. BRENEMAN, PROFKIKTOK. No. 57 WcstFburth Street, aug30 d6m CINCINNATI, OHIO.
OHIO MACH UN iH WORKS, (Successors to Lee 4t Leavitt,) 1 Have on hand and are manufacturing to order, PORTABLE AND STATION ART STEA.M eVgMIVES, TYOrLEBS. Portable CiwmUr Saw Mills. K H. X> Steam’s Patent Eccentric Head Blocks, Shingle Machines. Stave Machines, Saw Mandrils, Saw Gammers, trfuntog, Hangers and Ctattags of all kinds made to order. ceive our special nttention. as we have an the patterns of both establishments Works—Comer Walnnt street and TT*«»»t«e road Buataeaa Office—130 Wea* S*eond street, Y ocW d3m .. . CINCINNATI, OHIO.
McHBRRT St CARSON,
GAS rilTDU
auad 168 fiflsUn StreeZ, CUffClTfliATT, OHIO,
. ,'sv»W'U • _ ~3 cl r..- =>. ortu
, ^ * Dealers in
Chandeliers and Lamps,
and wicks.
STEAM DYEING
E. A HUTCHINSON & 00,
Importer* and Jobbers of
HA.TH>WA.»E,
No. 09 Wnimwt Street,
Between Tblrd Uuid Pemrl BtVm
CINCINNATI, oma tt’P tk’ilS’ > V - John Dakota W.H. WYninm*. X. 8. ▲wgwr. DUBOIS Ac AU6UR, Gommission Merch&ntSt • i ' i. : . ■ ■ : • No-87 West Seeaud Street, CINCINNATI* OHIO*
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVtSMHl
^ p. •
lives have bee
it a trial.
very many
n saved by being persuaded to give
Radical measures, vis: Sallow countenance,dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing ta the ears, and noises line the rustling of leave* an® - 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 aeauaintanoes, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples aad various eruptions about tbe taoe, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, ffiughs, consumption, mono-
mania, and frequently insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of le above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson foi relief. „ — ■ffiT* Office and Consultation Parlors, No. *» South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O Box 1860 feb4 dlT
. Don’t despair because all other remedies have failed, but try this remedy and you will not be
CtCCdYGCl.
The proprietors of this valuable Balsam take leasure in calling io it the attention of all med
tron? an
its, as has the celebrated P t RKY D A VIV FAIN K'LLEK, which has been introduced to all parts of the inhabited world, and is everywhere appre-
ciated and sought after.
-A-LLETsT^S X.TTXJGt IB ALS-A-TVC Willoure when all others tall. Directions accom-
hl
pany each
ffij^For A Morgan. Drmrgist^
B J
N. HAKKib fk CO..
ewars Id by all oetT A wtm
HOTELS.
Geo. Davidson, Late of St. J ames Hotel. H. B. Sinks, Late of Broadway Hotel. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street. Bet Fourth and Fifth,opp. Merchants’ Exchange, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
octlfldSm
DAVIDSON & SINES, Proprietor*.
Metropolitan Hotel, mala street, between Front and Second Streets,
CINCINNATI* OHIO.
W. A. THURSTON, PBOFBIETOB augl9 dSm
(jiildreirsIVie n( i ptKRt’s WORM TEA
Apleas&u<
(or ail kinds
also, a reliable
will alwaya
whether
>nn
Possessing in its combination wonderful cleansing and strengthening properties, it 11
improve the health of tne patient, 1 affected by Worms or other causes.
Price to Cents. Sent by mail for 35 cents.
JOHN A. PERRY, Cheuil;*.
M. S. BURR A CO., 36 Trcmont street, Boston General Agents, and for sale by all Druggist..
iel8deod*wiv
TO YOTJTVO ME1V. FIX) arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad hab • I its and remove the effects of JSarly Error, send 25 cento to UALEN’S HEAD DISPENSARY
Louisville, Kentucky.
Having had ten years’ experience in this specialty, patients suffering from any disease whatever of a private or confidential nature, snd ladies troubled with any of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by inclosing 25 cents as above, with brief statement of case, will receive particular* for self treatment bv return mail, and thus avoid quackery. We also have a Varix Clasp which We guarantee to permanently cure varicocele in
ur days. The Elect)o-Magneti desiring to limit their offs;
%
Those
ic Preventive, rspring. can en-
ntainine
an essay on the subject of preventi n. All spon ence confidential Address all letters S. WILLIAMS, Drawer 847, Louisville, Ky.
corre:
to J.
sepl6d*wly
United States Hotel, Opposit* the New York and New Haven aud Western Railroad Depot. BEACH STREET, BOSTON,
NOTICE TO MOTHERS.
OR. SEABRO'XS INFANT SOOTHING SYRUP.
JanSOdly
Bt F. M PRATT Formerly of the American Honse
FARE REDUCED. Board $3 50 Per Day. UNITED STATES HOTEL
sepl6 dim
I.oaLaville, Ky.
-A- meric an Hotel. Chestnut street, opposite old Independence Hal) PHILADELPHIA. JySS dtf 8. M. HEULINGS, Proprietor
8. *. UJUTTXHnXM. O. Z. SXBOKaNT CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. V. E. Crittemden A C«., Proprietors
I IAVING leased the property known as the AA Walnut Street House, ana completed our improvement* upon the same, it is now thoroughly refurnished, painted, carpeted, and in most excellent condition, and will from thi* dat-; be the ClaAKENOON HOTEL. see our friends and arantee the acoomDON to be equal to any Hotel in the eity. Telegraph office in the Hotel. marts d 8. E. CRITTENDEN A CO.
MANHATTAN HOTEL. HURRAY STREET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Part NEW YOBE. N. HUGGINS, Proprietor. A. J. SMITH. CUULK. sepfti dly
STEVENS BOUSE. 21, 23, 35 and 27 Broadway, N. Y Opposite Bowling Green. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. fTTHE Stevens House Is well and widely known X to the traveling public. The location is especially suitable to merchants and business men: it is in close proximity to the business part of the city—i* on the highway of southern and western travel—and adjacent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depots. The Steven* House hat liberal accommodation for over 800 guest*—it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort an entertainment of it* inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated—provided w ub gas and water—the attendance is prompt am
liable in all coses. Invaluable in the following diseases: Summer Complaint. Irregularities of the bowels, Resfiveness, Teething, etc. Gives health to the child and rest to the mother. PEK1FT YOUR BLOOD.
Hurley’s Sarsaparilla.
the pure and gem will, on trial, be fo
and Cost
Ivil, etc., etc
effect a cer-
tain and perfect cure of tbe following complaints d diseases: Affections of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness, Debiiitv,Syphilis,Scrofula, or King’s
Hurley’s Ague Xoaic.
.urley’s Ayue Tonic. There have been thousads cured by min« it who ha : tried the usual remedies will'out benefit; but in no case has Hurley’s Ague Tonic failed to effect a cure. Harley*s 9*opular Worm Candy. As this is really a specific for Worms, and the best and most palatable form to give to children Penectly tasteless. Any child will take it. Hurley’* «tomacl> Bitters. For Debility, Lo« of Appetite, Weakness, Indigestion. or Dyspepsia. W ant of action of the Liver, or Dtoorderetl Stomach, there are no Bitters that can compare with these. For sole by all Druggists. Jaimes Ruddle Ac Co-. Rrop’rs. 41 Bullitt Street. Louisville, Ky. seplS dmon A sat a » 3 m
"PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE'” DR. KICOKD’S Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
* PROVED and Highly recommended by the lx. French Medical Faculty, .is the only safe and infallible Antidote against infection from Special Diseases This invaluable preparation Is suited for eitner-> ex, and has proved, from ample exnerienoe tbe mosteflicient and reliable Preventive ever discovered, thus effecting a desideratum long sought for in the Medical World. If used according to directions, every possibility of danger may be avoided; a single application will radically neutralize the veu jrea) virus, excel all impurities from the absorbent vessels, and render
y and mental tormen This most reliable specific, so universally adopted in the old World, is now offered for sale for the first time in America, by F. A. Duport fa Co., only authorized Agent* for tbe United States. Price $3 per bottle. Large bottle, double size, $5. The usual discount to the trade. Sent, securely packed, on receipt of price, to any address, with directions aud pamphlet, by addressing to F. A. DUPORT fa CO., Sole Agents for Dr. Ricord’s P. L., mrtSdlv No. 13 Gold street New York.
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A. S-AJFE, CERTAIN. XXD Speedy Cure VOS I NEURALGIA, ' AXT> ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
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CLASS WORKS.
SEW AEBANY CLASS WORKS. J m B. FORD & SON, Manufacturer* of WINDOW GLASS, Hew Alkatmy, ImSimtaR. ■ i'~- K-' - .. . l-.t K'-* 'WBSSAPSSSg/ZSf&ilS quality, and are prepared toflll orders ta large or smsdi quantities Am aUkindsaf - WINDOW *!•• ’• *9 ;. s .- Trim Sx» to Itaflft taafe^ffitte ataflta w
.uSffiMt
•sas-si.—
mm. .^ekanti and dealere ls glass — triew, and have man af long sxperieare in
OLA-ss,
Its Xfacts ere
Magical.
TT is an unfailing remedy in all eases of Neux ralgia Facialis, often effecting a perfect cure in less than twenty four h urs, from the use of no more than two or three Pills. No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield to this wonderful rem-
edial agent
Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and general nervous derangements—of many years standing—aflhettafl toe entire system, its use for a few day*, or a tew weeks at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, and very rarely mils to produce a complete and permanent cure. It contains no drugs or other materials in the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can always be used with per-
fect safety.
Jt has long been in constant use by many of Our most eminent physiei&ns who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on receipt of price, and postage. One package $t 00; postage* cents. Six packages. $5 00: postage Ft cents. Twelve packages, $9 00; postage 48 cents. It ls sold by all wholesale and retail dealer* ta drug* and medicines throughout the United -States, and by 1 -b TURNER * CO M Sol* Proprietor*, 190 Tromont street, Boston. Maas. BROWNING * SLOAN, agents, oetftdflm Indianapolis. Indiana. ^OTO*NCY« AT LAW. — .
Attorney# at 4.aw 9 “ ~ wm ~ «RiT* MVTCARA.
J.S.HABYST.
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