Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1867 — Page 2
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Tk« UrnnKtUBt *i»w. ^T® have for nl® (ho verloat blank form* for application under the bankrupt law. Attorney* and othera desiring any number of these blanks, will pleas® send In their orders * once * Xke CksaveA rwawmmme. ^ The facile and versatile Coutaz, U Is said, ha* determined to do all In his power to adapt himself and his party to the changed condition of public sentiment upon political affairs which the late elections have developed. We are advised by a friend of the distinguished gentleman that he will advocate an inflation of the currency to the extent of three hundred million*; the substitution of greenbacks for the national Dank currency; a reduction if the tax upon whisky to one dollar per gallon; the abolition of the revenue tax upon tue productions of mechanics and manufacturers, and a general reduction ol taxee. The wlley Speaker of the Hou*e may not be able to accomplish all these purpose*, but the fact that ho is making an effort to do so, Is a concession that the policy of the radical party has met with a signal rebuke from the people. And Mr. COLFaX is responsible, to a great extent, for the exi-ting condition 01 atfairs. As Speaker of the House be hashaped the character of Its committees, and u is well known that Uo has given the coutro of the most important to tbo representatives of the m inulacturitig and moneyed interest' of the country, when It was In his power to have given at least an equal representation to tbo great agricultural Interests of the West and South, which fce n iiv *e ms anxious to conciliate. Then arc but Very few ol the dominant faction in c nigre-s cbocan approximate to the character of statesmeu, and that few had not the nervi l > r. sist the ptrtizan and narrow Ideas upoi. ijuotlousol public pokey which bavecoutroiled ill- action of the pirty in power. Anu now, when the sober second thought ol ib. people is condt inning - and repudiating ibt policy which has ruled In the administration of the government for the past six year-, «•<> sec the small men who have been raised to (he surface by tho turbulence of the times, and who have brought upon the country the evils which It Is now suffering, endeavoring to tike advantsga of their own wrongs, or rather by changing front upon the policy they have b:cn pursuing, to retain their bold upon P iwrr. flic President made ar short speech at tbo White House, last night, in responce to a 'i renade from Tom Florence’s long haired g mg of rebel Democrats." Its distinguishing leaturc, and only commendable quality is Us brevity. Hut the few words he did utter show that he has lost none of his egotism, and that demsgogism is <111 his ruling passion. Ills just such a speech as a common hot house politician would make, and is a lit companion to bis previous efforts.—Journal. Such is the sentiment of the organ, but it is only a chronic exhibition of partlxinship. tjuite different was tho expression of one of the prominent, if not the most prominent leader of the Republican party in this SPite. ills estimate of the address of the President was directly the reverse of the Journal. He regarded It as the most sagacious, the most temperate and the most politic speech that Mr. JOHNSON had made since he occupied tho presidential chair. If conli Jencfl In the integrity and Intelligence of the people ; the virtue of Republican institutions ; a detestation of arbitrary power and mllitiry despotism and respect for the constitution, “the symbol of liberty, union, justice and fraternity,’’ framed by a wlae and patriotic ancestry, are only such sentiments that “acommon pot-house politician ^ would u’ler, wc can only say it is unfortunate forthe coun try that men of that character do not rule its districts.
Always True to PrincipleWhen ibo radical party met in Nationa 1 Cji;ViDtisn in Chieaen, iu and nominal cd Annul AM Lincoln for President,it passed this re-<<liiiion: Resolved. That the maintenance inviolate of Uit)-KKill i'-S OF THE S l’ATE$, and e.-p ci illy Hi - rights of each Siite to order au control its own domestic in-tirution* ae.eer ing to its own ju Um-nr exciu-ivelv, is k$ SKNTtAI. ro that balanck of powkk On WHICH THE PEItFKCIION AND EN’DUttANCL OF OUR POLITICAL FAIITI DEPENDS A majority ot the people thought they wi r hmest in this declaruion, give that par the ir confidence—and Ling -LN was elecc In the passage of the so-calicd rcconstriicir : act, the r.idtcAl Congress repudiated the fd" avowed in this resolution, and n ov the i-c pie have repudiated the rudl al party. T m i sts net li-nestly. and are always true i piineiples, If they arc lairly pre-ented to in undcr-ianding.
1 A enrrespoiiUCni li tue C'dUinlili Crisis. speskii KOf ’he iditorl.d st-ff oi tb Cincinnati Enquirer, s.iys: “Bloss is too-tati-iicil md workingman m the corps, and ins qualifl-itl <ns am n markable. He Is a moving ency lopedi i of pnlltie il information. I'he nluht beiore the election hi made an estimate of 'he vote of the Western R -ct ve eniiniies. will, h did not vary one Hundred from the ne u d result. He is one ol th-s-able and pungent wrier* who work, but are little known * xeent iiv th*ir works. He ha-b-en on the E rjuirerf 't tlliet n year-, yet icomparativtly unknown out of the office ani city, where his reputation as a journalist is Universally acknowledged ” Whatever m iy be the reputation of Bloss as a journalist, he is known among printers from Maine to California, on account of hichirography. His haodwriting is horrible, abominable and damnable. lathe Enquirer o:Iico one or two compositors are kept especially to set his manuscript. It Is simply impossible for a stranger to read it.
tJJ' Ben Wade says—" We (the Radicals) will have the Southern States reorganised ” by the next presidential election, “ and they will vote riyht. Then we can rely on enough Northern States to insure the election of our man, whoever he may be.” He has here put the whole radical plan of reconstruction into the fewest possible words. All men who oppose such a plan, for a purpose thus confessed, are called “disloyal” by Wade and his party
journals.
Political Items. Wayne County.—The Democracy of this county will meet in Masonic Hall, In Cambridge city, on Saturday, the 14th of December, for the purpose of seleeting delegates to tbe State Convention. —The majority for license In Massachusetts, as represented by the vote for members of the Legislation, will amount to full 23,000. — Official information shows that only 3,500 whites are disfranchised In Virginia. Give ! Give ! Give !—Cries the leech. Tax! tax ! tax ! cries the radical. Our taxes are now only a thousand millions a year for the whole country. Pile on the agony. —Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania, la out in a letter In which he aays that General Grant will not carry a single State unless the platform he stands upon will recognize manhood suffrage, and that all of Grant’s acta proves that be favors that doctrine. —Among the political on dits In Waabington is one that Senator Morgan, of New York, intends to take a conservative stand In the Senate, wilh a view of being placed with Grant on (he conservative Republican ticket for Vice-President. Tbi- is asserted by prominent men who ought to know. — General Grant, in blsflnal report upon the operations of ibe war, thus refers to the South-
ern people:
“31 iy we live iu perpetual peace and harmtfny with that enemy, whose manhood, however mistaken the cau-e, drew forth such
herculean deeds of valor.
^ ■* —The radicals In the Alabama convention do not disguise that they are leyistaUgg solely for partisan ends. They say they ran onh keep the State Republican by enfranchising the neyroe* and dBfranebtslhg the conservative whites of tbe State, and they ar®v fesolv-
ed, therefore, to see.ompli«b both objects. —Senator Shrrman. of Ohio, Is f» W < h Ingtoni H® talks very freely about »i»»- i«>H '
cal eituatiefi. and ea>* ibat tbe ••H'irr.h’* movement tor a pre-ldeetl l ean<it>i.t« wul eoen die out. Manhood suffrage Is what. reSUgl'd tbe radical m Jorttle* In Ohio. Re said he notlcedj while stumping during tbe campaign. that people were enthusiastic on every 'AMStMpbut that of aulrag® for the black man. f , r | p i y ,311—The Hew Y*rtr correspondent of tb® Pbli-
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—The New York Herald inyath® great rev olution whielrba® so reggntly aigvt o States was tb® flrst rebiffion of the mi against • policy that poors w**Uh lot pockets of tbe rich rad heaps burdens the poor; that gives the bondholder bis prinolpsl and Interest In coin anti compels the working man to receive paper money for Us labor. It will bo strange If tbe city of New York, with Its eighty thousand voters among tbe laboring claaees r should suffer such a revolution to go backwards. —Tho Chicago Times, In discussing the financial sltuatlap, says that In hoping, t! for seme Improvement la financial legislation the coming, winter, the people must consider that the press of tho ruling party admits that Congress has not the requisite brains to deal properly with legUlatlea of that kind; that, tf It possessed the brains, it Is bWbst enough to withstand the temptation of the lobh^; rad that It will he busy the major part of the ses--ion in efforts to shapo tho presidential campaign of next year. Under such circum--ULces, It Is not probable that there will be a sweeping revision of our tariff and Internal revenue laws, or a determined assault on our national banks, or an act passed for tbe taxation of government bond.-, ora policy adopted for the consolidation of the national Indebtedness, and making provision for its payment In either coin or currency. SPKAKKB COLFAX AND THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.—Tbe Washington correspondent of New York limes says: Speaker ColfiX will arrive here Saturday •■'gut and comuience housekeeping. It is not xpr-cied that the committees will be announeu Dcfure x week tiom Monday next, ihougb rhs list Is arranged. Rumor says that the -peaker ba* been troubled to decide wbat to do wub Tbad. aieveua. His health is ao poor mat be can not perlorm his duties as chairman ol any coiuiniu.ee, yet it will not answer mr me Speaker to withhold trom him any bon•r which he has fairly earned, r‘0 he will uo «jue»llo(iaL>ly be the honorary chairman of the ii: si cumin litre of the U iUsh. He is expected neie in ihrt e or f mr Ua, n, bat im mo.-t mumate frienus have mile hope that ha will be .Ole 10 take his seat, or that he will survive he w inter, there is cou»id< Table speculation in rtfoience to tue chanmauship ol me Ways md M aos. Mr. Hooper Is eutiiied to it by pusiiiou, Out the West will urge Garfield and \il-on lor it strongly. It Das been suggested •.bat ihe Speaker will solve the difficulty by pulling Tuad. Stevens back Sutu in* old position as man of the Wsy» and Means. Mils would leave U >oper acting chairman. The Election in Wisconsin. The returns from Wisconsin continue to show gratifying and in some Instances remarkable Democratic gains over the returns In 1665. The latest tlguics give FAiBCiiiLD,Republiean candidate for Governor, a majority of 4,744 over Tallmadge, and the Republican papers of the State concede that the official majority will not exceed 5,000. When It is remembered Hi at In '1865 Fairchild’s majority for Governor was 0,956, the result of the election this year will appear highly satlslactory and encouraging to the Democracy of the country. The proper comparison Is with the vote of 1866, when the radicals carried the State by a majority of over 23,000. The telegraph annouces that Fairchild, the radical nominee for Governor, is elected by about 0,000 majority—a loss of eighteen thousand. Treasurer of State.—We know of no more wormy gentleman to place on the State ticket for treasurer of State than James B. Ryan, Esq.f of Indianapolis. Mr. R. was the candidate for that position last year, and made an energetic and efficient canvaes. He is in every respect worthy of the honor then conterred upon him, and we hope the Democracy will nominate him for tbe position. He is an Irishman, and as a representative man will command the earnese support of the Democracy. By all means give us the energetic, enthusiastic, liberal Ryan for treasurer cf Smle.—Logansport Fharos. The Coming Election and Candidates UPON THK state TICKET.—We notice that our coutemporaric* arc suggesting the names of candidates to be placed upon the State ticket by the eighth of January convention. It is highly important that sound, reliable and available men should be placed before the people for official positions—men whose high character and qualifications will commend • hem to the contideuce of the peopfc'-geoer-ally, for to secure success we must have reruns from the Republican ranks. We have •itard the name cf Cclurel J. J Alexander, of Gwen county, suggested for tho office of Auitor of State. anU we take pleasure in cordi- ■ 11. approving the suggestion. Colonel Alexander possesses the Jeflersonlan qualifications tor the position, integrity, capability, and loyalty ■o the Constitution. He is a guod speaker, a genial gcntliL.un, and a sound D> mocrat, and n every public position confided to him he is dis.-baiged its duties intelligently, with fidelity and devotion to the public interests. oKiiel Al-x •iirb-r served with gadantry in e 3L x.can -.v-.r. He raise.I the Fifty uliHh Iteuim. ut,v> b.i b -erve.t with distinction in the i .te civil war, and he gained a high reputation uriug hi* three years’ Service while comuiandinjf it as a brave, accompli .bed and bu•nane nffleer, eommittii.g no acts to tarnish ilcord or his reputation as a soldier and agenlem in. Gnloijel Alexander is well known rnU-'bnur Indiana, and has a h'.st of his de- . ..led ti ii i ds. P ase-sing ev- ry qualification r in.- ttiee. We think hi- n ram .linn f .r Auditor ol a, .ip h> the D'-aiocratie Stale C<>n- \ oiitnm w. ui■ j .ado M’reogtli to tbe ticket, and ■ e, heretore. hope hi- name will be placed u,.on it. - Fort IVvgne Democrat. --Jam> s B. Ryan, E-q., of Indianapolis, has . (•n ugee-red f r Treasurer of State before i). 8 h o' January convention. Mr. Ryan has b .«t . f friends In this rcglnp who will be il id to -• e h’m repeive the nomination.— lerrc Haute Journal F. 1!a»lek. EsQ — We hear the rame of this geiitl. m in sugf -led as a candidate for Audi tor (d State. Mr B .-ler pos-e-se* eminent qualifications for the positfitn, h-ving «< rved .-di pnty auditor under H. K. Wilson, and ■een fl. cted to the .ffi.-e of county auditor twice during the past ught tear*. He t- at nncompromistng D mocrat, and would mak. • ifood race, p issessi. g great pepul trity with our.Germ in feliow-ciiizcns.—iulfiraa Demo-
crat.
James B. Ryan -The Vincennes Sun learns that inis gentleman will probably b« a candidate before the DeaioorMic convention for Treasurer of State. Mr. Ryan « as the Democratic candidate for the same office last year, and the luge vote be received in those portions of the State where he was known, attests bis popularity. We endorse every word the Sun says of Mr. R> an. He is an honest, energetic, capable and efficient business man, and, if nominated, will work with flm and determination. We hold up both bands for Jamea B. Ryan.—iveanaoi Courier. y r
TJie Mgger. —The radicals have put the law mafttBff r power of the South into the hands of a race that, in its native land, never met in convention for any other purpose 'but to roast and eat its enemies. —The New Orleans police have discovered that a large amount of bogus coin has been received in that eRy to be passed upon ignorant negroes. -Ex-rebel Governor Vance, of North Carolina, was the first lawyer of note who addressed a colored jury In the Second Military District, Impanneled under General Canby’a
order.
—All the barons of England were constitution makers in another age, and now all the niggers of Alabama are to give the subject their lofty consideration. Madiaon, Hamilton, Jefferson,Jay, were constitution maker-, and they have their successors. Sambo, Coffee, and Pomp are the names that our age a id* to the illustrious list that, beginning w Ub Solon, comes down to Story. Constitutions makers were the wisest men of a nation, and now they are the men whose learning consists in tbe ability to distinguish between pork and possum. Happy age! —A negro, a former slave of Jeff. Davis, bae been, it la said, made a Mississippi Justice of the peace. Since his blqabing 'honors ware thrust npon him he has had a quarrel with a white man named Law, when be knocked down. This la the radical way In whteh a negro Justice "laya down the Law” in Missis-
sippi.
—Two or three years ago • Southern paper published an account of a negro woman’* child, one loagltadlnal half perfectly black and tbe otber wbite. That baby was an archetype of tbe thing Congress will soon be. —At Mount Pleasant, Maury county. Ten nessec, on the 10th instant, a shocking outragv was perpetrated on a married white lady negro. The lady had Jgst arrived from West Tennessee on a *)*it to her Mend*, and whila
welkin* Jo the gsMewwawgppraacbed by the UaMB &~8_i3:xS n- gro, who laid violent hands on her. cot her TT™* rh ' er . ° r th€
throat with a knife, and after violating bet
person fed to pari run known, as no cine ha® een since f >u»d as te hie wheiwrtwnta. The l*dv, whose maiden name was'HOtdtelherry,
is not expected to live.
- V P'»»te City,Missouri, a negro shot rad, killed a n«fel keeper naand J-Kfceiit - In Ir tTtn worth, on tb-' lltb, a jealous < egro woman shot a rival in the ear, kilim* her Instantly. . w - : ^ —A colored girl In Day ton .Ohio, named Jane Breel, waa driven out of tbe house by her urotlnr while In labor. She was refused tdmtttabce by several colored families to whom gxr'r r M% s wbl.eb shn threw dowadfee pelvy vault. 8ha
tha child waa bora alive. ;t, writing from Mt.
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>wn, where their
are comparatively few, they are descending
Inthe scale of clvUlxatlon, and the descent is H0W ^ ^ l(n ( ^
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and plunder the monTlndustrfc
fancy from want of proper attention. Few negrore marry wives, because It Increases their cares, which are already numerous. The Native Anticur.—Sir Samuel Baker, an Englishman and a noted African travhler, saystbaLln his own country, the negro enMoved kfc&aMter and, and that, when he was transferred to another country, he became the victim of bis own system. '-Slavery is indigenous to the ShQ>of Africa, and has not been taught to the African by the white man." He puts the question, Englishman as beta: "Why was the negro first introduced into our colonies, and Into America?’’ And
thia Is his answer:
Tbe snn la tbe great arbitrator between the white and the black mao. There are productions necessary to civilized countries that can alone bo cultivated in tropical climates, where tbe wbtte man can not live it exposed to labor In the aun. Thus, such fertile countries as the West Indies and portions of America being without a native population, tho nrgro was originally imported as a slave te fulfil the condition* of a laborer. * * * Sir Samuel concludes ibis branch of tbe subject with these sensible observations: Now, as the negro was originally imported as a laborer, but now refu*es to labor, it U *elf evident that be is a lamentable failure. E'tb<-r he must be compelled to work, by some stringent law against vagrancy, or Uioxp beautiful i.-land* (the British West Indies) that prospered under the conditions of negro forced industry must yield to ruin under negro freedom and idle independence For an exampie of the result look at St. Domingo! Under peculiar guidance, aod *u“Ject to certain restraints, me negro m ty be an important and most usetui being; but, treated as an Englishman, be will aff-et the vices but none of the
virtues of civilization.
Mat te Stems. —The Evansville Journal ventilates a scoundrel named 8. M. Roley, who swindled tbs credulous citizens of that place In divers ways, and eame near winding up his career by committing bigamy. Roley imposed himself on the Methodist Church and was intensely loyal. —The now gasometer of the Evansville Gas Company haa been finished, and has a capacity of 250,000 cubic feet. —The fiend who treated Mrs. Purcell so outrageously at tho Greeneaatle Junction, of which notice was made In these columns, has been captured, rad. is now in Jail at Greencastle. A punishment commensurate with his crime ought to be, and, It la hoped, will be In-
flicted.
—J. P. Sutton, an aetor in tha Fort Wayne theater, recently assaulted the landlord of Fie Roekhill House, for "words spoken In debate,” ami passed a comfortable night in the calaboose. —The case of Knepfly and wife against the city of New Albany, to recover $25,000 on account of Injuries sustained by Mrs.Knepfly by falling into a ditcb, is now progressing In the Floyd Circuit Court. The case Is one of unusual interest. —Deep grief has fallen upon tha theatrical portion of the community in Fort Wayne. Messrs. Holt A Hampton, proprietors of tha theater, “lit out” one fine night last week, leaving the performers in the lurch, as well as sundry landlords and other creditors. —A mysterious keg of powder, found In tbe Yanderburg schoolhouse, is creating acme excitement In Randolph county. —Wild geese are said to be making great ravages in the corn fields of Kosciusko county. The Wheat CROr.—We learn from farmers that the new wheat crop is just beginning to make its appearance, never having “ come up” until since the late rain. It is, of conrae, very tender, but shows a good stand, and another good warm rain, with a few warm, bright days, would Insure % good atari, which, with a good covering cf snow during the winter, would insure a good crop next year.— Evansville Journal. The Tippecanoe County Infirmary.— Tbe Lafayette Journal gives the following interesting statistics of a recent visit to the poor farm: On our former visit we made particular mention of two Idiot bo^a, George Enos and G<-orKP Carrington. They were then considered ineurabie, and were allowed to roam about over the farm with no other covering than a cotton gown, which was in fact all that could be kept upon them. Upon tbe present superintendent’s taking charge be conceived the idea of endeavoring to reclaim these boys. It seemed a hopeless task, as they were botb incapable of articulating an intelligible sound, but by dint of patience and kindness, and with tbe a-fistanoe of an intelligent pauper on the farm, they can both to-day talk almost as well as most boys of their axe, wear clothes the s-.me <s other children, and are botb able to do ns much work on the farm a* any o : her boy- n? their age in the country. The two other idioton the farm are incurable. Daniel Rhein, well know In the city. In fact an old resident here who waa stricken wjth paralysis a year or two ago. Is atstl there UbtwIitMendirg bis reported death. He Isrnbch tmfjroied, can raBe himself in hi- bed, and can «peak a number of the words most common in use In everyday Hfe. Augustu- Echlon, who will be remembered a* the you g mail who wwiv crszvriif our city -om- e'ght or ten yrars ago, in consequence of bis Inoidinate vanity, is atill au inmate of tbe poor house. He now. and for a long time past, -it-* upon the floor of bis room two-thirds of his time, wfth-no other clotbinxthan a blanke. thrown about him His pride has not for* •aken him. however, as he keep* his room a clean and neat as a lady’s parlor, not a speck of dirt being allowed to show Itself any where. —Terre Haute Is excited over a case of disputed identity m a cow, Colonel R. N. Hudson and Samuel Paddock being the contei-t-sbtii.' Both parties proved the cow by such a weight of testimony that the justice Is nearly frantic In bis efforts to render a decision. —They are smelting Iron at Brazil. —The Franklin Jeffersonian, a poorly printed nigger paper, etflfed by a. fool, wants to'be kicked into notoriety. Wepap’t accommodate It. -... * w r ra T
liltoft are pack-
ing ptnrk d M: —TTheat Is looking ba^ly in Harrison county, on aeomrat A thbUfouth. —We are Jhlbreaed this week b^armers that the late showers have done the wheat much good. Much that has been sown and did not come up on account of the drouth, has come up beautifhUy in tbe last two or three weeks, and is now- doing finely.—Hew Albany Ledger. —In New Albany a young woman took a heavy dose of laudanam to still the besting of her heart. Is came near atiUlng It a trifle
too much.
—On Sunday morning a fire broke out In Casler’s corner, Tipton, and destroyed several valuable buildings. A dog perished In the flames. .
Twffdollty •( tho TroMWry Depart*
■aeat. .
Tho point to which we are concerned to call attention Is the demonstrated imbecility of tbe Treasnry Department and Its unauthorised machinery for the detection and prevention of frauds. If It bo said that the whisky knaves are so covert and cunning that tbler operations cannot be tracked, the pubhe will at once ask bow then It has happened tint within * short time a stacie tadtoMnat baa been able to amravtl ftoexteaslv* If one clean out the whisky regucAA0t7«iJy of hla own, but half the important districts of the country, the fact not only expooso the imbecihty of the revenue board, but explodes and put* aaafcsraf neaMGaos tbs* the revenue service needed to bo supplemented by any such sxtta leghl resort. If one elldent collector Is eaphMe of ferreting out these fraud*, not only In his own dlstnet,bntln dozens of others, what hut bad appointment* erYrentaf vigor in the deportment thentil peevret the * hole body of eoMectort frooB realhiA deriSpSUgSgSKS
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ministration to stS* prodtiou^guch tounding proportions. ^ ^ We have atood by Mr. ICcCMtoefe-m far and
as long as it was in our power. We must
UM.him»ia ail neaaaS tr—heure, that ho not possets t&e confidence of this com-
mercial metropolis, and that the enormity of
reaped
fsel that the;
jAT rkdi s aK-iwaaKasi
makes a practical confession of hla incapa-
the revenue, It Is time he retir-
ed and gave place to an officer of more energy
and ability.—Nem.York World.
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ANAPOLIS to NEW YORK 31 HOURS H-45 P. M Nr.W 1 ORn. M -HT EXPRESS, mrneetg with Fast Express Trains via Pittsburg nd Bellalre, reaching Nxw Yonx and Phila-
nute Baltity 6 hours in
Bellalre, reaching Nxw Yonx and kiA in asQuicx Tm as any route. Sx hoars, and Washington"City 6
nu.PEiA
m ns
advance of all othxb Routes Mew sttn.tr Room Sleeping Cate Run through to DENNISON. Tickets goo-1 via Piqua or Dayton. P .*3 -ngers to avail themselves or tae quick time and sure connection^ of this Short Line for tue eastern Cities, mnst ask iot tickets via COLCMH- ’S, which are for sale to all the above points, at the Union *>epot J w LUNT Gen’l Snperintendent. F. CHaNdLER. Gen’l Ticket Agent J S SHaCk EL FOR a, >d>p6 • Western and Southern Agent.
KJL solino in Teas! •slaOTA^AKr/1
«.iii •
$3,000 IN PKEBIVMS!
THE LARGEST
P i* e xu. i u. xu. Xa i »t
Ever offered br any paper in the Weak
PATRONIZE THE
Democratic Central Organ,
And extend its circulation.
The Indiana Weekly Herald
Isene of the largest and best Family Newspapers
’ lag Ms circulation. :
! J'
■'i 1
hit. tOBNEAREEMTS
was,
(XCatablinbedin 1853.)
TXriTH many thank* to the public lor past V V favors, we would announ’e that vre are now reeeivmg n carefully selected invoice of iO S.u >:/ ■ -i. CHOiCE GREEN, BLACK AND JAPANESE TEAS! ■»S 1 - i: ‘ :o' ? Parchs*ed 4i.eetly l>om the imimrtera, and with special attention to their quaiitlts in the cup. We merer oll'-r a secomd band •toe It. We merer pmrctiaae a mixed Tea. We merer bay <s colored l eu. We merer Mure liumdled u dammg;ed tea.
did I
FOR AU. PISE A SEE OF THE
EIu' )2 iuc
knowledge of the Te with confidence that W’e will continue to nell the beet TKA8 imported at tbe lowest protits and prices. A slight deelino in void, together with an unusually large crop of Teas received and on the .hies us to
way, enables us to place our new Tea 5 ! at the following prices, which
LIST OF PREMIUMS. A splendid chance Ibr ladies or gentlemen to secure a handsome present OL One Thousand Dollars! riPHE proprietors of the Hkbald, with tbe view* A of extending the circulation of the Weekly edition, have reduced their rates of subscription, and offer the following valuable premiums to getters np of dabs of names: To the person who will send ne the largest number ot new yearly auteorlbort prerun* to the first day of February, Itm, we will give a paid np life policy of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLABS!
IN THE
(MERCHANT TAI OR.
WILLIAM S WE INHART,
Merchant Tailor,
AND BKAt.XB IN
’Gent’s Furnishing Goods, No. 21 South neridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. T HAVE received a line assortment of OvevoatX logs. Cloths, Doeskins, CassimereS and Vestings from New York and Philadelphia, which I will make np in the latent styles, and at the lowest prices. . octS9 d8m
BERKSHIRE LKK MURAKCE 60.
Which haa a capital of nearly One Million of Dollars. Relieving, a* we do, that a life policy in n good company to be a bettor investment than the
same amount deposited in any bank.
To the person Sending us the second largest list
■W® vrijl give one of
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.'S
Celebrated Gold Medal Seven Octave
Rosewood Pianos .t. : ,t:- :: With large round corners, one row of moulding on ease Gothic levs and carved lyre. This Piano is from Bleowrw. H Ir. fiBemhuua dc Co’s extensive Musfo Emporium, of Indianapolis, and
Valued ut $&50. To the person sending us tbe third largest list, we will give a fine
Two Horse Farm Wagon, .CT ~ Manufactured by tho Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, valued at filfiO-
ire as low as aiiy Wholesale House eaa afford to sell the same qualities by the largest quantities. Imperial, (Green,) $1, fil 40, St GO, • 1 so; very beat 03. Gnmpewder,(Green,) $1 GO; best. S3Team* Hyeen (Green,) SI ao; choicest, S3Hymen, (Green,) an extrai choice nwoel Ten, and wilt unit the most fatstidlens. Mrlce S3. Oelonc. CBlmctt,) St, SI 40, SI GO’, finest, S3. CMlteh Breakfast, (Black,) very ffeod. Si GO’, bent, S?. SI SO, $1 CO, SI SO. $3- We make m speciality of Japanese Teas, and purchase nene but the best. NStxed Green and Black, Si, t 60*. heat S3 (These are our own mixtures, and art recommended.) We also keep a carefu'ly selected stock of Mocha, Java and Rio Coffees, LOVERING’S REFINED SUGARS, Pure Ground find Whole SPICES, CROSSE AND BLACKWELL’S PICKLES, Baker's Chocolates,Cocoa and Broma
THE CHINA TEA STORE, If*. 7 Odd Fellows’ Hall. octSl dSp II. H. LEE.
KHtolifS AND BLADDER
rpUESE Pills have now been before the public X in thia neighb irhood for upwards of thirtytwo years, during which time they u»ve been em-
insnily *' ocesstiil in the remuvnl and cure of these dangerous aod troublesome diseases, which often battle the .kill of the best Physicians. This
fact is well attested by the number Qf wondertul cures they’have effected—some of long standing
A seuseof-ihity and the urgent requestor those who have experienced the beneficial effects of
>ine, impels me to make it more gener-
CYC AN® CAR. eyr and ear. 1. .. 1 11 »H. CHAIUL.ES e. WAfiA. 00ULBST AND AliRIST From Hew York, U raw per—nentiy footed in TYTHER* be any bo consulted, tree of charge, V on all diseases of these delicate organs. Tbe universal snoeeae of Dr Wall’s practice lor the past two years in this city, together with fourteen years experience in this branch ol the mofiioal profession elsewhere, should be a guarantiW to those afflicted that ha is no charlatar or quack, not qualified to accomplish all he und«Ttakxv Cross Eye removed in one minute, or no charge, nod witqowt interruption to business. F. Pallaati who have already been cured ot Blind.
wl
the medicii ally useful, tion Belle.. published for
ried to every man’s
tne
complaints that can be ear-
ned to every man’s door without the aid of a physician; and it is S well known tact that there are thousands who are either too far removed
who are either nable to pk
no will ue of .ervice to them.
The disease commonly called Bachache and to hich these Pills are peculiarly applicable, is
from or^ are unable to procure the aid of one
made in tne presence of the tamily physician when desired Offensive Discharges from the Kars of children (asure forerunner of Deafness, permanently cured. Chronic Inflammation ot tne Eyes, of years’ standing, perfectly cured. Weeping or Watery Eyes, Cataract, Films and Ulcers of the Eye. speedily cured No charge for an examinntion and an opinion and no charge for unsuccessful treatment. Operating Rooms—31)4 West Maryland street np stairs. Postoffice Box 1318 nugSl dlytopooKdp
CARPETS, ETC.
which these
found to exist ie the age and the sedentnry, is o*
s a the
■ry, is cam
ntc inflammation of
is kn<
peculiarly applicable, eder infirm, tuelaborhms
the
>ed by obstructions o
"kidneys, nretei
pai
extending
cronic inflammation of the kidneys, nr bladder, etc., and is known b\ a deep seated inthcMiiall of the back, somi times exten round the loinstu the abdomeu; nr a dull, heavy, or numbing pain, extending from the b^urk do* the lower extremity of the right abdomen to t inner part oi the thigh, tireat dittn-ulty is experienced in voiding the uilue, and manv ie suns afflicted with this troublesome compl iii
are unable to endure violent
£ ng vy.
>wn tbe
com;
re unable to endure violent exercise; manv, i hen -tooping, have danger in assuming an erect position. Having had numerous op|»>TtunKi(
NEW STOCK
CARPETS, WALL PAPER
lor lorty years of testing the virtue <nd efficacy j of this medicine aud with the advice ol thoi-e ! who have experienced the goo i effects of it I now respeettuily submit it to the public, believing , that it will be generally beneficial The few ccr- !
from this immedi-te '
respectlu
it it
icai _ neighborhood, andean be referred to at anytime.
that tiflci
ites I
Window Shades.
OIL CLOTH.
e'icTrr ik-ic axks.
S r: This is ta inform you that I was verv ; much afflicted with violent pain in the back, and i great difficulty in voiding urine. I was rec m- | mended by Mr. Mculintock to take some ot your ' Diuretic Pills, which I did, and was t erfectly ! cured, and I have not felt a»y of the complaint !
since, being eighteen months.
Mercer county. JOHN STEWART. Dr. Sargent—Sir: I have to inform you that I believe I uwe my life entirely to taking some of your Pills. I have been taking medicine for several days from my physician without effect, being confined to bed aud in great agony, when mv husband apidied to you and was told by you that i had the gravel. I took the first dose as you dirt ofed. and experienced relief, and iny disorder
left me alter taking the remainder.
Allegheny. MARGARET BEAT. Dr. Sargent: I was for a long time afflicted with what I thought to be rheumatism in my back, so that when I stooped down I could scarcely right myself again. I was advised to try your Pius wnich cured me, and I have not felt it since. 1 have since given a great many away t‘> others
w ho have found the same benefit.
Crown’s Bottom Inn J. WILLIAMSON.
Etc., Etc.
^ Sir: ^1 was for a long time afllioted with a ^ aln to try your Pills. He gave me some, which completely cured me. i have since obtained two boxes, and gave them to others in our town with the same effect, aud if you bad charged ten dollars for them 1 would have paid it cheerfully.
(Ye take pleasure iu .Mowing Good*, aud Sell itietn us t'beu any Mousein the city
PIANOS.
CH1CKEK1MH At SOYS’
American Pianos Triumphant AT THX Exposition ol all Rations. In ion to TMo Grand Gold Nledal of Honor* The Emperor Napoleon, in person, accompanied the presentation with the decoration of TMe Cross of the Legion of Honor* Thereby confirming to tbe CHICKERING N1EDAL The only dlsth ction over the four other medals awarded for Pianofortes, all of ''hich were exactly alike and of equal value, and thereby confirming the unanimous award of the Three Juries and the Imperial Commission Placing the Chicxekixo Piano at the Head of all OxaExa.
JOSEPH *T\l B. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. • 044 Follows* Hall,
Washington Street
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
.a.
Also, dealer in
Readymade Clothing And Gent’s Furnishing Goods. oeU6 d3m JOHN STEINMANN, Cutter.
B. IaANDGRAF.
Merchant Tailor,
No. IS North Meridian Street*
flfRIAIfAFOLI8* INDIANA.
cells d8m
• To the person sending we will give one of
us the fourth largest list
Singers’ Celebrated Sewing Machines
Valued at *84.
For the fifth largest list ire will give one of
SINGER’S WORLD RENOWWED SEWING MACHINES,
Valae4 al fOO.
For the sixth largest list we will giro one of
Lamb’s Fariamed Knitting Machines 9'C3dO ul 3. ..I'i."! Sold only by Messrs. Dow * Altai, in this city.
▼mimed at *«0.
For the seventh, largest list we will give s
ang12 dS -n
WILL i*. RD * STOWKLL, Agents for Indiana,
■{a f e5- Ilous tnd snap
e,
lis
MEDICAL.
Mauliood and .lairimony
Ut D Dial
OtPOKTAUfT XO YOUNG HELV.
iR. PENDERY has devoted four ycai-s in this, city to the treatment and cure of NERVOUS ifiKA'KS, Pnysiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to E^ny Msnhood, Diseases of the Blood, and diseases peculiar to women. Young men suffering trom iself-Abuse, Seminal Losses, Spermatorrhoea, In potency, Apathy aud Sexual Indifference, treated with care and suc- ■ ■ tbesedueases are the bane of contention
—ment cause of matri
It is not so much
ind
ler* Ertma’mmd Cldar
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MORRISON ft PALMER, Attorneys at Law, Framlcforfl* Otaflmm Cammty. ■irDIANA-
menu dAwlr
JAMBS HU6HJKS.
J. 8. HARVBY.
Attorneys at Law,
HVDIAMAPOUB* INDIANA.
£r£S^!Xxa83fiilgS&
FiwraShus ; . lie IV i
From tbe Seed end Agricultural House of J. tieorge Stils, of Indianapolm, valued at MO-
Far the eighth largeM Itat we will give a
Monring Glory Parlor Stove,
From L L. rnakem’s Horae Furnishing Km port ojo, of Indiawapetm, v,steed at *30-
ss.t;A j* c. ■■ :/ ,»•>: li >
. To every pewep wh» : vWfi,raH ra e list of
twenty SnMerfbw* we Will gtvu e splendid . i ue -v >1 . ‘K'-’d ai> 'i y fr ,-v ! ?> ■ r* : r..• fr.:f. .emiT .r ” -t . i jd e !.> , e, t LituT {
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PHOTOORAPBTO ALBUM,
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MeniAeterers of
HXEAJfX luIVGfircBB, itBaHNRiHVH
tSBsSSSSSSpvjito ME* wvm±!&s**uh l to aeod tuir
Ihh weekly.
1 .^sbd . . :: H 'O'T i | ■
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Send ftor Speciateii Cities. j i SfiT .IrJfllO-i'd'tH’.W 5! ,/
JrxlkiJ Unftpdt xMsU dze-ain
Zloe j
dobrrwi noil
in married life, and the freoi momsl infelicity and infi'ell
on account ofthodebiliryot tbe genital organs a loss of virility that! mention these diseases here, but for the serious n ental and pb> steal p'ostration they produce. Also, the impairment of health
and happiness
N. B. Persons who are laboring under any of these diseases, can call on me ii. pet son or consult me bv letter, with the assurance that every means
will be used for their permanent restoration. &}i Market street, Eden’s Block, j
Dr. N. S PENDERY,
Office, £5^ Market street, Eden’s Block. Ad-
dress
Postoffice Box 1477, Indianapolis, Indiana. octSl d&wSm
PLOW.
Nutting’s Patent Wheel Plow
and not earn be attached to the machine. Mated circular, with testimonials of ex Governor
wanting. Any PLt chine. Send tor illi nonials of ex Goven John A. King and others. Connty and State Bights sold in any part of the United State.
THE SHLKGL.E BRACKET
amd Carpenters. built in less time
Is especially adapted for Jataers* flfasaa
With It a scaffolding can be built in less time upsa aruoi. aad with greater safety, snd taken down a* quickly, without leaving a shingle nail hols in the root Retail price 38 per dosen. Orders ftom the trade promptly filled at liberal dis-
count.
Send for illustrated circular. BENNETT, JOHNSON * CO., aul» dSra 46 Dev street. New York.
Builders, House
ami
can be
’ate:
leavings
AUCTION.
Akron, Sir: i
ve paid it cheerfully.
Ohio. LEWIS HUMISTOX. have been afflicted with the complaint
describe.! in your papers for the last five years, during which time I have tried everything I could hear of without effect, till 1 met with vour Pills. 1 have now taken half a box. and want more to rontinue taking them, as I teel better now than 1 have felt for four years, and 1 have no
doubt the next box will cure me.
Allegheny. j. MILLER. Sir: 1 have been troubled with backache for four or five years, so that at times i could not rise up er lie down without pain I took part of a box of your pills, which completely cured me. and 1 have been at penect ea>e ever since, t do, there ore, cunttdenuy recommeud them toothers. Aileaheny. PETER CRUMPXION. Dr Sargent—Sir: I tak»- this opportunity to state that your Diuretie Pills are ti o mo-t effec tual me<ii.-ine .'or the backache lever met with 1 can confidently recommend them from experience. ALEX. McULISTOCK.
Pittsburg
Price 50 Cents per Bax. Said by all Druggists.
DR. JOHN SARGENT S Anti-Dyspeptic and Liver Pills, A certain cure for Llrer Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dllloas Attacks Jaundice* stick Headache, Colds* Costlreness* Etc.
CrALL A RUSH,
101 East Washington Street,
aug37 d3in
Opposite Court Uou*e-
UNlVERSiTY.
ST.
OTARI’S ACADEMY* Notre Dame* Indiana
gTUDIK8
this ius nute
will be resume.! a
Monday, September 3,18#7
For catalogues, address
jy*dtiljel.’«8 MOTHER SUPERIOR.
LUNCH.
demand for
Tho extraordinary and increasing
my ANTI-UISPEPTIU AND LIVER PILLS, has induced me to mate them m re public, in order that tbeir usefulness mav be more extensive, and would earnestly beg of those wno have tried o:her medicines and not experienced the relief they anticipated, to try, for once, Sargent s Anti D> spep ic and Liver Pills. There are n« other Pills yet compounded which have given sucu universal satisfaction, nor do any other Pills meet tho requirements of tha household as do
these.
1 can not of course, enumerate the diseases f ;r which th» se Pill-are beneficial but whenever a ca haitic is necessary ti.ey will effect a j-peedv and perm nent cure they remove from the ii ood »ll corrupt humors, which are always the
di-ease: ~ ~
cau-e of the <
:ase; they opeu those excretory
ves.-eis wuich enu-ty into the bowels; they give a healthy action to the liver enabling it to throw
off ail corrupt hum
>f bile, aid 1
liver enabling
;they promote the
sec re
non of and wil
iors;they promote
e, aid diges.ion, puriiy
.1, in a short time, restore the body to a
distressing malady —so
diges.ion, puriiy tbe blood
t time, restore tin state of -ound health. D YS PEPril A — This
diatMvi'siA — inis distressing malady —so prevalent in our country—is caused by a want of tone in tne stomach, the usual symptoms of which are as follows: A pain or uneasiness upon pre ure below the sternum or breast bone, some tin. „ attended with a sour eructation (water brash or heartburn;) a disposition to vomit; flushes of heat preceding fro-u the stomach, instantly circulating through the whole sy.tem; loss of memory; a variaile, uncertain appetite; great depression of spirits, inclining to melancholy; weariness and great antipathy to exercl-e It is seldom that all the above symptoms are fouad in the same patient at one time; any of them, therefore, is a sufficient indication ot tbe presence 01 the disease and need of this medicine DR. StRGENT’S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC AND LIVER PILLS, never tail in curing this disease, when taken according to the directions.
e c alf
the confidence that one trial will
inspire ha!
give.
From Dr. John Butler.
I.owellYlUe, Tremble county, Ohio—Dr. J. Sargeant—Dear Sir: I regret your want of atteuiion in keeping me supplied with your AntiDyspeptic and Liver Pills; they sell so fast in my drug store. I have been using them in my practice also, with the beet consequences. I find them the most efficient of any pills I nave ever used. 1 have been frequently astonished at the large amount of bile removed by so small antity of pills given. 1 request you to sei
a fresh supply: immediately. 1 ictime without. JuHN BU
quan
me
some
AUCTION STABLES!
fJTHJB undersigned will commence on Saturday, Horses, Carriages, Buggies,
WAGONS AND HARNESS, “d 1 consider them the bast iradtatae I^know of.
you to send I have been
TLER, M. D.
I write to Anti-Dys-n able to get
em since I left Allegheny. I can not do without them; they have done me so much more good than any other medicine I ever used. I hope
you will s - ’
I can _
sell fast _ above w ill oblige Yours, respectfully, ' JANE WABLOW. Roek Point, Beaver county. Pa., February 31, lSb6,—Dr Sargent—Dear Sir: Alter suffering for two years with Liver Complaint, attended with bad cough, and trying several remedies. I was induced to try your pills, which relieved me immediately, and I take pleasure in recommending them to all suffering from these complaints. Very truly yours, D. D MORLEY. Rochester, Pennsylvania, l«t7 -Dr. Sargent: I con - ider that I owe my life to the use of vour pills. Before I began to use them I was going down very fast. My physician had done ml be cenld. and I ttfH ret worse; but when l began to take yourpUlal g>-t betier.ond 1 hare no seed of the doctor. 1 am now seventy-five yean of age ABRAHAM WALKER. This is te oertlfy that 1 have usea Dr. Sargent’s
AnJ^evurything appertaining to that line of buWe respectfully invite the eitlxens of Indianssails and vicinity to give ns a call, as we will attend to all business left with us promptly.
SULLIVAN « DREW.
X. B. SULLIVAN, Auctioneer. octSl dim
;>1 Ti: dt 1-
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or INDIANAPTJS,ClUWrORD6VILLE)
and Danville Railroad, >
CEAWFOkDevn.ix, Imp., October 34,1S67.) T>®OPGSAL8 trill be received at this office unJL Ml Saturday, November M, 18*1, at twelve
’ * tiee and truck
road between
land bPlsoftim-
at the Engl-
Preflies, plans, bra will be reedy fl5r
I, in Ur:
New Brighton, Pennsylvania, Julyl, 1867. DR. SARGENT’S ANTI DYSPRPTIC AND LIVER PILLS can be and of all druggist#-both sugar coated and plain. Be sure and caII for Dr. Sargent’s Anti-Dyspeptic aad Liver Pills, and
lake no other.
Price AO Comte per Box.
DR. SARGENT’S O o n h. Syrup, Aa old Preparation for the complete care of
EXTRA FREE LUNCH; Tuesday, September 29, A ND on every other day in the week, at l.alfXa pas tone o’cloc- ^ MATHIAS EMRNEGGER, Sep28 <13m 111 and 118 East Washington stiect.
PROFESSIONAL.
J. 1*1. YOI AKT, Jl. It.,
Eclectic -Physician,
SURGEON AND AUCOUCHElt.
Office No. 130 1 residence No. 1*8) North Pennsyi vania street, one and a half squares North oi
street, one and a half squ&ros North 01 Postoffice, Indianapolis, Indiana hours from seven to nine *. n..one
ree and seven to ni:
Office
thn
M .. one
lebSSdly
CHINA GLASSWARE c.TC.
JOHN WOODBfilDGE & U0.
IMPUKTEKS AND DEALERS IN
CHI5A, GLASS AM) (JLEEASWARE,
TABLE CUTLERT,
Wmter Filter, and Cooler*, Refrigerators and Beer Coolers, Ktc*. YCtc,, Etc.. 16 West Waoltlmcfon Street, IIV1>1AAAP01,1S, lillhJA.^f A. ang92 dSin
BLACKING.
Famous Raven’s Wing Blaclciiig’, THK IN e Plus Ultra,'’ Is carrying everything before it, teeetem HeuUquwrtera, 6? Walfttl Street^ - - Cincinnati. octsfi dSm
BOOTS AND SHOES.
910,000 worth of mow fa.ll Mock ©f Moot# mad Shoes ml Hay o’* Shoe w **re, MS Most WashlaMton street. EiOak mt the goods before you buy
Polish amd Button Walking; Boots, with short dreoses, are the ragpe mow. The latest sty les can toe «ouu4wtJImjro^|hoo^*u*»2^^^^
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A JONES St ao.. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Hos. 74 and 79 (SehnulVs new otoe/c,, South Meridian Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Atoms. B. OLaT. nr. jams. S. W. JOKBS.
febeniy
1^aoteossMraed sdvsntegeous to tee
Chief Engineer. Time# am Uevosend bill to tela
niTi'
cuts and Chronic B .
Sweats. Bleeding of the Dungs, and all Diseases qf the Lungs,
Throat and Chest.
FUR M4m»FACTORY. New Tftffc Ftr T SiMmi^etirinn i#.*
DR. SARGENT’S COUGH SYRUP eontains uethlng imurious. but ess be taken by the statuw» tniant with perfect safety. It does not dry up
a cough a* mnM of te# quack 1 teat are MM floAUg tea eout'
No. 4 AJwdM Btteak; ADIRD
Meridian Street ’• ‘
th# pulegm f.om the mucous eblai tubes, and assists tea
'hniL Wbst »5rj|^*r|hiiiocb done t»
What meranre b*» tm initiated
4sr the hdifradihhWfc'ifehWl
fruitful source of iBternsi
ante
past
.V i -uutiasiFA. .Tt!>
tad
exjmotrasfioa. at the gfc aad .elievm? all
’ 0
given to •dloasvfc-i •
RUP fa
-roup w HivesitUthe moot fe <emedy aura ate ffisoovraacmrdiBy to directions otten
to screen bf* deblifly* _ I
Isw by creatl
SBd“
v*-ar raaore 1 Ctdar street.
iOfll to
Hnv&uuiw*.
" i«4Iy burrad hs7
tH '
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tiff ArU* tf ='-i" t
1^,
IHBVllI HtTAj^jraiA-- * y say too many #od th; TtOo iditew — they do ao» Toram*^hsusyj
•oOt,b#
Itaterarrietehy
llftem
fltwratraeiranW-MHftHHftP
m
by dreggists and dealers lu Madicira. .
Buy a bottl# ana gire It s trial.
iff V1?\ , •;!- .! if-avil .d-Hui, Y»3t ; t®
FOSTER* HOLLOWAY ft CO., ’W’KOX-ESA.r.K O-KjOCEK/S, COMMISSION AND STORAGE MERCHANTS. Consent* Plaster* Flour, Fish and Salt Dealers, Irea Fieut, Non. fit and 70 heath Dolaware street, INDI A.NA-F* OL.IS.
•efSdSm
BOOTS A NO SHOES.
BH*hans*s celehra«e4 Cnstons BooSn mush (Shoes are sold, and nSreefi. The toent is the cheupest.
Bayo’SWhoe ftto>re tonys are low no
aad ee^Bs sts
1 w01b.th.aii
C J ;-T- J i -. W gjq. , • • : ^ reliable Shee
GEORGH A KBLLY,
.taranq siew »■»!
***• pfeyrieter.
XT‘:0
ymeMn xfjvfq
**i*o ajA.
IsfifSL oil
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