Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1867 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22

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CUT OMiaell. imnmMtr Wrmmm, irenre«t>*r5t. Council omL Mtfor MKAUley In thnekatr Preaent—Mnaarf. Brown, Coburn, Cotlej, Cot’ trail, Davie, FoaUa, Geieel, Godrterd, Jamaacw, Rappee, J-otmle, MacAxtbvr, Srldmatlcfcer Stanton and Wood burn. Mr. Jaaaacn, under a euspenaloa of the rulaa, moved that Goth, Brawn A Co., 4t» North New Jeraay atreet, ho allowed to build a hay Male In front of their place or buetnea*

Curried.

Mr. Brown, from committee on street* and alley*,reported back a bill fbr the exteneton

ijptra' Tie I 3 or < l » €rr 7 street, dleapprovlng the »»n»e. Can- _ ' L : eurmlln.

Tiaataaaii, Kiohmoad and Obicego Kail road. M r ^burn, from the committoe on lire do(oiitoiiwATi VIA BioniioMn.) pvrtment, reported baek an ordinance changCincinnati fapram JiTr!*! Tjal* in* the Are limit*, disapproving the eame.

Uineianatl Bapras.. BoUeCamatne laUrood,

i.iabtnlag Day Bsprcts «:»*.■. 7 00 r. a Accommodation 4:00 r. «. 11:00 a. ■

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Accommodate. New York Night Bxpress

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Madlaon Railroad. Morning Express 8:10 a. ■. 19.80 r.a JaftonoavUlo Railroad.

Mall

Concurred in.

Mr. Brown moved that tbo city clerk be allowed 930 for indexing tbe proceedings of tbe council for tbe year ending Mo?, 1897, that work being done outside tbo bounds of bit

duty. Carried.

Sundry ordlnsucea were called up on second

Chicago nitpresa. «??a p r::

7:45 T.M. 8:30 f. M.

ii ilnoy and St Jo Express. 8:88a. M. Chicago ttxpros* 1M0T.W. Chicago Night Kxurosa. 7:80r.M.

0:40 f. ■ 8:00 A. M

ladiaaapolla. Psra and Oktoage Ballway. Ckiieago Mail 19:50 f it. 7:4k A. H • :htoago Bxpress 8:50 r ■ 5:35 r.w (.sfsvatts and Ohloago Railroad,

9:80 A. ■ 4:N) r.U

Chicago Nlifht Kxprora. 7:50F.a. 8:05 A.B

OlnoinnatlRallroad.

Morning Express 8:80a.a. 19:8Br.a Mall and Accommodation.. .10:15 A. B. 19:10 a. B < liicigoExprcss 6:10 T. B. 7:80 P.B M.'irtinsville Accommodat’n 1:50 t.U. 10:15a.B Tsvrr Haais aadladlanapolla. >1 lAiutsExpress 8:80 A.B. 8:18 r.B 'Uttoon Express 1:80 F. B. Ifl-.OOA. B si I glut* Night Express.... 8:00 F.JI. 3:15 AJn AniuaeMents (Bla KTeBlmg. MKTKOPOUTAN THEATEB—I.itlla Bsrclivil- A Day After the Wedding. To-day's AsiTerataeaieBta. Mt'iropoltlan The*1er.~M. V. Lingham, man-

ager.

Wanicil—Horse and spring wagon. For 8«le—At public auction, lot on Circle

streel^

Masonic—Meeting of Indiana t onst«1ory 8. P. K. s . this evening. Bn el me ea Netleea. Mi-s. 8 A. A11en - « Huir Restorer . arpets—Gall A W * ,h,n » t0 *

street.

white <iilrti—Ai Parker - '. Old Prices—shirts at Parker's.

Uxa jury," i* probal^^^J^ - Tctmr mate raadara; at Naif put flve o’clock, aa

CITY UK W, The Hstitkrnpt Lsrsr. M e have for >ale the various blank forma for xpplie itions under tbe bankrupt law. Attorne,* ami oiliera desiring any number of these blanks, will please send in their orders at

onee.

t-B"November weather, ugb! KJTHow to gain time. Steal a watch.

”* 5:I» r. 3; 1>*> V3 reading and ordered engrossed.

ORDIBABCRS PA8SRD

Appropriating gl,444 ill, for grading and bowldering a portion of Illinois street, between Market and Ohio. To light with gaa Market atreet, between Mississippi and Missouri. To light with gaa California street, between New York and Vermont Mr. Davis’ ordinance restricting tbs erection of wooden buildings In certain caees, under a suspension of.tbe rules, was taken up on its second reading- The ordinance provides against the erecting of wooden buildings, except privies, In square or fractional square, outside of the present Are limits, without tbe consent of three-fourths the citizens living within said square, tbe approval of tbe coun-

cil being obtained.

Mr. Colley moved an indefinite postponement. Carried—yeas 8, nays 0. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. Mr. Cottrell moved tbe appointment of a icleet committee of five (tbe mayor and city attorney to form part of said committee) for the purpose oi Inquiring whether or not tbe Water Work# company have forfeited their charter.

Carried.

The committee consists of Messrs. Cottrell, ireppcs, Stanton, the mayor and dty attorney. Mr. Gel eel moved that tbe civil engineer be directed to set stakes so as to Indicate tbe direct line of Broadway street since the late order of vacation. Carried .Mr. Gelsel moved that tbo lamplighter be Instructed not to light more than four lamps 'o ’he square on any street, except Washington. Tabled—years 11; nays 3. Mr. Coburn moved that the city auditor be instructed to notify tbe lamplighter and gas comjMny to discontinue tbe lighting of the lam,, i.i ibe Circle after the last of tbo present month. Carried. Mr. Goddard moved that tbe street commissioner be authorized to put a culrert In West street, between Merrill and McCarty. Adjourned.

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bisemmtrwinibeeapnsMr of »juror isaome35 U*ble to happen to every man, rad is the natural wnaeqtiancaof Bvtng in a fraa country jylmg t||g “palladium of liberty,” etc* abide*. Bom man like it; some don’t. Soma mafc Some bore tbe judge with long reasons why they should bo excused. Some taka their ■aata in silence, apparently resigned, rad some rush smUingiy to the bar as though they bad got a “fat thing.” Soon slam through tbe trials, bom* yawn and grunt. Same cock their heads upon one side, aad listen with a knowing air very amusing to the locker on. Some attempt to look wise, and twist their features up into distorted Imitations of owls. But tbe msjorlty look bored and generally mad. a The fact Is, that trial by jury is a gra«d humbug. Men are biased and prejudiced by very little things, and very lew able and impartial mra wlH wiHIngly act as jams for one dollar and a quarter a day. If we were going to be tried for any offenae, we should never go beforai a jury; not that wa think our look* would condemn us, but hfcausawe would prefer risking tbe judgment and kind feeling of a well led judge, whose business it is to be there. Tbe only promise of good in the doctrine of woman's rights is tnat If females srw invested with the right of suffrage, setting on tbe jury will naturally follow, and tbe men will not be bothered any more. We might add that in that case woman would be in her element. Would’nt there be lots of fun in “bossing” other people’s business. In this connection we think tbafollowing Is

peculiarly appropriate:

(.anient •( tbe Petit Jnrwr.

BY DEEP BUFFERIN'.

feETThe pavement around tbe Circle Is being Ist t. —- L-W The Supreme Court meets on Monday

next.

jLTThanksglving turkeys are coming Into the market. rTAII quiet In the Justices’ courts. Why iion’t somebody get up a provoke? Ky The religious discussion ended last night. Who is tbe wiser or better for It. EF James A. Illff bae been appointed a seeond lieutenant in the 41st Regiment, United States Infantry. 2y The Circuit Court Is still engaged in tbe c ise of Stephen R. Power vs. William F. 8elfrldge, et al. iy Petitions Is bankruptcy have been filed by S and B. Noel of this city, Andrew BU1 ngsand August Sehnulz of Dearborn county. iy Tbe treasurers of Sullivan, Klpley and Kosciusko counties, tettlfd with the treasurer of State yesterday, and carried away f11,000 of tbe school fund. jyA llttlo girl fell off a Washington street car near Little’s Hotel, yesterday afternoon, and was considerably bruised. Little girls have no business on the car platforms. GFln the Police Court, yesterday, Michael Brady, John R. Allen, Patrick O’Brien, Jacob Smith, Levi Edwards, John Packers and Maggie Johnson, all henzlnlst.*, were fined and costed fo 30 eseb. ■—as^#4Bra— jyTbs loudest-mouthed man In town rings a bell and yells lor an auction store on E >st Washington street. Tbe peace of tbe residents in that vicinity, demands that measures should be taken to suppress him. jy Randall is enterprising. In addition to Saddle Rock Oysters, lobsters, crabs and other salt water delicacies, be exhibited yesterday, at bis depot No. 31, South Illinois street, some rare specimens of bear meat and buffalo •teaks and cooked in bis inimitable style they are not unpleasant. ty The appearance of tbe Circle has been materially changed In the last two weeks. The locusts have been cut down and scattered about, and tbs park sow looks like a backwoods clearing. Like tbe clearing, however. If the proper policy Is pursued, It will in time blossom like the rose.

Mr. Fielding Beeler

was gain* hem* at coo parted by hit daughter, a little girl tan years of age, when juat beyond Eagle Creek on tbe Mooresvlll* read, three men stepped out from tba wood*. One seized bold of and stopped Ills horse while the other

tad Mr.

them bis

pocket book containing about one hundred dollars, and hie watch and chain worth about tbe same amount. While getting out Me valuables tbe little girt esmsseocedtocry, whereupon tbe men ordered her to stop threatening to shoot her if the did not. Having secured tbe booty, tbe robbers ordered Mr. Sealer to drive on and burry about it,which he immediately did. Up to this time ha seems not ytb have realized tbe nature of the situatUm, thinking it was s joke w the part of seme of his neighbors who wished to frighten him, Md whan the order In go wragivsB^then for ibmfhattiSRs he tttimugMy aWakened to ;

fact that it wae a reality.

This is certainly one of tbe boldt at robberies ever perpetrated in this vicinity. Robberry by nigbt is had enough, but when it comea-to stepping men on tbe highway in daylight something must be done. At the time this robberry was committed, there were probably twenty mm within n quarter of a mile on the nad or near it. The place however was well obosra, being wbereinq one coul+l sear unless Very Rear, ttlff rrfffroatf embankment cutting off tbe view. Tbe men were disguised by a strip of cloth or skin over the face, thus rendering ident filiation difficult. The police were immediately placed iifon the track and we earnestly hope they will succeed in catch-

ing the scoundrels.

ttytnend

pSHiSSi.Tz ultra)*th.mm**7“ ngee ere served up mm*. ^ epieurtau eigla* bj experienced and polite ottmrtanwr^* -- tbose who RWiagpLM^ua.^ gIBile _

Which i» the solace, «nd the science

Ufc’e purest, sweetest, beet appliance,

To preserve the festure* florid.

Blithe limbs, ^bright W ee, unwriakled fore-

To make In climate, cold or torrid, rT# saver frm* devastation torrid, Make life a pleasure, adopt the plan. And live to Be a jolly old man.

MAW Sfifra

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■toey-ire are slot able togtsaamerieheesful account of the markat than tor th* last tow day*. Th* rate* oanttane unchanged, with, if anythin*, increased dasehmfr and «* increase in deposits The hank* we barely able ts taka tbe nates of their customer* to whom they feel under sbligattoes, and onuida pa^er u, promptly wjecttd Saeh is tbe demand for currency that exchange

i* offered at par. Buying. Selling.

Gold LM

to ihm ,,

Comforts made from tbe best materials, now Jtoflrat tlm Cttp Star*. aodf

IdTXew Albany must be a sweet place to live in. The way the people carry on there is astonishing. Here, where we have a police force, matters go on quite differently. Our people cut up during tbe week, but Sunday is tbe fast day in New Albany. Tbe ledger says that en the Ssbbsth their bsee ball grounds sre well attended, while hunters and fisherman employ tbe dey in their favorite sports. At church the young ladles amuse themselves “scribbling love on card*sod passtog said cards to youag gentlemen during tbe

hours of service.”

spiritatcous Combustion.—a csss of spiritsteous combustion occurred at Rockwell’s Dining Hall, corner Meridian rad Maryland streets, yesterday morning. Rockwall had bad his new lunch counter oiled the night before, and some oil still wmalntng en it In the momlag, be wiped it off with some cotton rags and deposited them in n closet, a few tours atter wards there was an unpleasant odor in tbe room which was finally traced to the closet where these rags bed been placed, nad they were found to boon firs, the surrounding wood a so being quite tot. If tbte combustion had occurred at (night it might bay* proved n se-

rious matter.

tar W* had supposed that the fish law was in full operation. It has certainly Dana pronounced oontltutlonnl a sufficient number of times. It seems, however, that ft is openly and wilfully violated, and at toe present rate, will not be long before Whits River Is barren of fish. Only yesterday morning wn saw a two torsa wagon with a large bed filled with the finest base aad perch ws have seen for a long time. Some of thsm weighed as much as twenty pounds, and there was nothing in to* 1st smeller than a three pcu.m bass. Such a qnsnttty of fish is rarely sees. Tto owner tod caught them all m white River, aad wan hawking them about the streets la dofiaacn of tto law. ff such things are to bn allowed, It might be as well to repeal the fish law nad lot everybody go to work and depopulate tto rivers and creeks. Testimonial or Rerfbct.—Tto following resolutions were yesterday adopted at a meeting of toe Sigma CM Fraternity at Anbury University, Gresacastin, Indiana: Stoma car Mall, > Indiana Ashory University, Nov, 37,» «to workings of an Allwiss Frovldsnee, we have been oafisd upon M mourn to* mss of a worthy and sstssnMd brother, when* so pastor talents gained oar Msrftest sdattraaon: wtossmaay virtues m4 aortaM* qualMea bound Mmfa on br ton strangest ties of fraternal love; tosrsfore bn it tosolnd, That through ton dtapannsaon of •nr Creator, death ban Invaded our mystic eirele, thus strongly reminding ns that such

jnr The superintendents of tbe railroads centering here, and their principal connections, have been for several weeks endeavoring to srrange an uniform time table for tbe winter. A meeting, attended by tbe following named gentleman, was held at tbe Bates House, on Wednesday, and a new time table

made:

J. F. Richardson, of the Indisnapolis and Cincinnati. Horace Scott, Jeffersonville and Indiana-

polis.

J. M. Lunt, Columbus and Indiana Central. Peddle, Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Harry L. Hall, Lafayette and Indianapolis. J. D. Herkimer, Terre Haute, Alton and 9t.

Lout*.

J. M. Ridenour, Junction Railroad. B. F. Masters, Louisville, New Albany and Chicago. David Macy, Peru and Indianapolis. E. A. Ford, Bellefontaine and Indianapolis. Calvin Knowlton, Michigan Central. According to the new arrangement, tbe through trains for tbe East will leave here at three, and at nine o’clock at night. Tbe evening train on the Central, however, will start at tlx Instead of at nine o’clock, and without waiting for the St. Louis train. Trains from the Esst arrive at half-paat one and half-past eight o’clock In the morning, and at half-paat eight at night. Trains leave here for tbe west at half-past two and nine o’clock in the morning, and at nine o’clock In tbe evenlrg. Tbe new table will go Into effect on December 8 — two weeks from next Monday. Young Men’s Christian association— Lecture.—Call at the rooms of the Young Men’s Christian Association, or at Benbam’s music store for tickets to Fulton - * lecture, tonight, at Morrison’s Opera Hall. Tickets to all the lectures to be delivered before the Association, during tbe season, can be bad at tbe same places at $2 50 each. The lecture to-night will open at a quarter before eight o’clock. Tbe subject will be, “ Whom shall we Trust. - ’ Mr. Fulton lectured before tbe Young Men’s Christian Association, of ^Cincinnati, last night and tbe night previous. Tbe Cincinnati Gazette, ot yesterday, has the following in regard to him; “ Tbe lecturer Is a man about forty years of age, possessed of a vigorous looking constitution, a sparkling eye, a happy countenance, and a voice of unquestioned power. We iblnk be said more in tbe same time than any man we ever listened to; and when bis first hour was up, we thought every bearer would think be bad received bis money’* worth, but when be hastened on through towards tbe end ol tbe second hour we thought nothing but tbe fact that it wae a pity to let a good thing be I os’, could have Induced tbe audience to accept so much for so small a sum as tney had pntd for their tickets. Therefore it was, that not one, •o far as we saw, left the bouse until be closed. He dkseuesed the morality, tbe religion, tbe polities of tbe “trust,” relnted incident after incident, and anecdote after auc^doie, in IIlustration of Its proper exercise. He sketched character In politicians, statesmen, mtnfstei* and soldiers; discussed tbe late elections and philosophized about the next President, ssyfng who be was not for, but leaving us in tbe dark as to wbo was tbe coming man. O r Grant he said: “It must be confessed that, from tbe day General Grant enrolled himself os captain of a company in Illinois, down to tbe taking charge of tbe War Department, bis action bat been on tbe side of freedom. Union and God.

l m siltin' on the jury, Mary, Would I were by thy side. On this May mornin’, clear and bright As when yon were mv bride. The sheriff grabbed me on the street. The clerk cried out my name; I told them you were sick, Mary, But they boxed me all tbe sime. The place is somewhat changed, Mary, Since I sat here before; Ihey’ve got some drapery o’er ths itsnch, And a carpet on tbe floor. But the lawyer* bore me juft as much. As they howl, and whine and screech: I stiil keep listenin’ for the words Which close the well-worn speech. ’Tis but a step across the street. To where they tet a lunch; The place where they are flamed, Mary, For making whisky punch. But the sheriff stand* between, Marr, And my steps be would arrest; So I'll lay me, darling, down to sleep, With my head upon my breast. I m very lonely now, Mary, For they’ve sent us to our mom: We're talked the matter o’er and o'er, But to no verdict come. I know what I would do, Mary, If they’d ask me to And— There’s nothing left to talk for now, Since each has made his mind.

K^Meteorological reports for tbe Indianapolls Academy of MiedlciiiB, by W. J. Elatun, M. D., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm. Dew pt.TU Bain. Nov 20.9 P. M. 98.42 31 5 30

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LOCAL ITEMS.

sale* that Mrs. 9. A. Allen’s Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dresring (in one bottle) is preferred by every one. Every Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar. 22eod3

We

I'm hiddln’ yon alongfarewell.

My Mary, kind and tree,

I'm afraid that we will hang, darling—

I know we’re going to;

For a stubbo

That

’re going to; m juror’s go 1 know is wr

got a view,

wroti

wr all snow is wrong

But he’ll no* give in. though we .*heuld hang

Here flfty time# as long.

Oh

li often, ia some future day, I'll sit and shut my e- es.

nd my mind will travel back

To a-'l those lawyers lii ml I'll think 1 see the j

Through whip.: And thatstublxr

ark again

And I'll think I see the jury room,

voices rang,

tro

But mail* tbe jury hang.

ur voices rang,

fool who would cot yield.

OwM-m*

raw White •Id prlre»

Taxes added? at Psaricer’v, street. 23-2

advertise tbe

On tbis fact tbe nation builds Its hope. Would that the nation could find a broader basts. I know that there Is seemingly a disposition sll over tto nation to foist a silent man upon this Government; hut i tell you this nation ban brains, and its head most talk as well as act.” Mr. Fulton lectures again to-night, at tto Via* Street Congregational Church, on “Mazzint and Italy,” and we promise all wbo go to hear him that they will be interested an profitiSTWe have frequently beard young men lamenting tbe lack of facilities for gymnastic exercising In this city. Probably few (ff our renders sre aware that there la an excellent gymnasium on Maryland strset, owned by tbe Turners. For some months a class of young men have been practising there, and now tto Turner Association baa kindly granted tto use of the ball and apparatus to tbe young men of tbe city, twice a week free of charge. Tbisi* an opportunity seldom met with, sad one that should be taken advantage of by all our young men, even those wbo are not hollow cheated aad weak limbed. Tbe only expense necessary la about seyanty-five cents n month for a teacher, and that In consideration with the benefit to be derived la a mere trifle. Every young man la toe city who In engaged to a sedentary pursuit should ha a member of a gymaastte club, rad wn shall bn surprfaad If a great many do not avail themselves of this offer. Members of base bell dubs should do sn by all means, as tto ball season ban now cloned and a cessation from active exercise stay tov# a very bad effect upon them. Tto Young Mens Christian Association ought to go Into to me thing of the kind, as muscular ehiLUsnlty frequently wine it# way when kind words are only received with abuse. K^Nigbt before font anon ruffian earn# to tto dwelling of Catharine Putty, to what Is called CaWenCowB, near Brett Beyl* A Co.’s fef ImMI Uofrgj gg WtA) bourn. Mn^Putty 7 wm’uanMe to resist an es, rad an toere ws bo ttofsllsw had matters sll hto own way. finally shouldered n Men dsttsss In msaey and ssi eMBtof aad wsao away, Tto wan fisoatf.

Pel

J2TFor tbe last two or three days tbe chain gang has been operating near tbe postoffice. YestenUy afternoon curiosity impelled ua to take a nearer look at that reml-useful and time-honored institution. There were just ten In the gnug, and. If we remember rightly, five were mokes. Of the ten six were ornamented with chains and forty pound balls, which they carried in tbe brad or tsher rusly draggnd after them. All out one .vere stout, hearty men, who looked aa though they could do a bard day’s work and then experience no difficulty in wrestling with their hash. Tbe presence of the balls and chain* Indicated that a majority of them pined for freedom,and it was no less evident that they would continue to pine, for forty pounds is not easily carried away la great baste. We n«ver were on the chain gang and can not, therefore, fully enter Into tbelr feelings; but seemingly tie whole crowd didn't care a cent—their sense of shame was wholly gone. Among them was* grizzly old moks, who brass the earn* name a* the father of bis country, Lewis Washington, a nasty wretch wbo has figured In tbe police court every twelve days on an •voyage for six months. He la tbe husband of n white woman, having married her only n few weeks since, and If he wae knocked SB tto head the community would be better off. We suppose If a man is unfortunate enough to get on the chain gang he doesn’t like to work. But there Is aa old proverb so tba effect that if a man does not work be shall net eat. As the city is compelled to feed there creatures, It Is only fair that they should pay for it, aad for that object the chain gang was founded. In order to treat them a* kindly aa possible the city baa adopted tbe eight hour law, and these impecunious offenders rest two additional hours per day. In view of this, we suggest that they be made to work. As It to now, they make play of it. While the boss’ attention is on one man, the rest are Idle or pretend to b* working very bard, when, in reality, they are doing nothing. If you hire a man to work for you, you expect him to put In tbe whole time, and why should net laborer* for tbe city do tbe same thing? Whoop ’em up, boss! whoop’em up! A Trlbnre f sue Ante William H.

■Hay-

At n meeting bold after rehearser yesterday, by tbe members of the Dramatic Corps of tbe Metropolitan theater, the following preamble and resolutions expresslveof regret at Ibe untimely death if Mr. Riley, tbelr former manager, and sympathy with family, were unani-

mously agreed to:

Witereas. It hat pleased tbe Great Disposer of human destinies, to permit the Ml destroyer, death, to remove from sue midst, In the prime of manhood, our proferetonal coadjutor and esteemed friend, Mr. William H. Riley, not after slow and languishing siekaesa, bat when In fall strength and vigor, with new prospects opening brightly before him. and- the warm congratulations of hie friends In their pnde, at bis professional success sttU ringing Is bis ear. tbe summons came, therelore, be it Resolved, That we, hta aaraatoton and admirers, do publicly express mm appreciation

kaowmhy the etotteshs if*frn M ht haaa nice fitting suit, the question is asked, “where did to get it?” If be did not get it of Heitkam, at No. 8, West Washington street, he is supposed to be behind the times, as the best made and cheapest suit of clothes to be had west of New Yofk T aae be tod at that popular Uilerisg establishcatoC JTiu *1-1 w

er than can be bought in France—et Smith & Foster's. ^ • 81-3-ufactors ot band made brick, U^tjhfajffinity of Indianapolis, are requested to matt a* the rooms of the Marion Agricultural and Harti-

county in this State for the following unappriJachafffe Instruments: ffimih* m. mm? rtanrM, BKmmtoe to Ctow’te rt- «•» good, cheap pianos, and Bmiife’i* th "w 1 "** * -nva *‘ f ° r monthly tnusieal-janmajL; Address, H. L. Bbnhah A Co., ol0-d«fcw3m Indianapolis, Indiana. -A Ftaae Cfiffiara curator tonffi imp Sc. at MiGaw’s, Bates Block. IS-O

Government securitise-Very without amj efaaag* to quotations: ITni’ed States sixes of 1881 * “ 5-SO'a" 18m tW “ “ “ “ ism im “ ** “ “ ISfit 105 “ " “ “18*7 U07 “ “ 10-40’i L»

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ear; no demand for old.

Bye—Dull; toes at ft 49fij BO.

Barley—In active demand; attesat to Oft#

1 tto.

Cotton - Dull aad price# nominal at toe.; no

ealee.

Whiakp—Unchanged.

Hogs—Unchanged rad dull; the weather t* mild ami nor many offering; solas at 90 *ffi

. „ „ * 75 to®#*, rad *5 *b 40 net. Receipts, 11,000

toll, though head.

Green Moot* Bald at for shouJdnNs

t tt'a, 3d series.

.. 1.05 . .l.M

Selling. 1.1314 l."8* 10* 107 1.08 l.U*K 1.0« 1.05

Revenue stamps are sold to snaas team tool to fifitt at three par oant. diseouat, aad to sum* over $300 at flour per cent. Quotations ofl money and stocks in New York, Thursday: Money market firm at 7 par cent, an call loans. Sterling—Steady at 8l4®9>4 gold, for first class bills. Gold—Lower: opening at $139?; and dosing at *13e.V Govern ment stacks quiet and- without material change, c'oslng firm.

854ffito. forsldaa, rad llXjffiHHe. for , Lard—Salee of now at ne. and old at ll&c. Mere Pork—Dull, and price* nominal at

918 l&ffififl.

Bacon—Tnchraged; amaU sales of 5 to 10

hogsheads at previous prices.

Butter—Firm; salee of contra! Ohio at

63ffiMh.

Seeds—U oehanged.

Linseed Ooil—Firm at fl with sales of 200

barrels.

Betrolaum — U n changed. Beef Cattle—Dull, at *>(&'> 25 gross. Sheep—Dull at $1 SOffil 53, rad the supply in exoeanof tto demand. Gold—1.38& buying. Money—Thu market continues clow at lOffi 12 per cent. Exchange—Dull at 1-10 discount buying.

Coupons of 1881

* “ i8tt

or bemitiftit embroidered goods, try the City Store. i - it ■» 30-tf

r KtenpamT: CteespI

□kern Goods, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 30-tf

Wmr Wwyw—Ww mr

day, a full lino of Boy’s C asst meres, cheap. Call sod! aefl them at:tbo City Store. 30-tf o’clock, at Selking’s saloon, 33 North Pennsylvania street. octTdm.

10 40’» T-ar*

imt 18*5

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1887

Buying. -is* LOB* .. .1.06*4 107*4 LOT* ...LOlfi • 1-05*4

S-Uiog. 113>4 108*4 1.05)4 1.06> 4 LOT *4 1.07*4 1.01*4 1.06*.

Mil! screen sal#a*tSk*CT*y Store.

30-tf

SPECIAL

Eureka Liquid Blue

Is a superior article of bluing pnt up in three ounce vials which i* rapidly taking toe place of Box Blue. WARBUNTM HOF BO SPECK clothes: Tbe attention of the tbadb ia respectful! v invited. Send fbr a circular. GEyJttJK a. SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novl3 dly S!) Fourth street, Pittsburg.

Tim breadstuff* market is very flat, with little or nothing doingi.dnmand light, and. receipts j list

about eqnal to the demand.

Wheat, •*•*; Kan. OOSCBc. for new; do. old, in ear^SOc ; Oat*. 50c.;. Uya, to»; Barley, $1 25(3 1BL- Baek wheat,' ft 00® 193. Family flour is quoted at *12® 13, the latter for best quality. Bkiokwtoat;. *7536 ; COrntneal *175 for new ; *3 for old ; Graham, *6 50®8 ; Mildlings $40 per ton; Bran *2J per ton; ship-

Btnft*ao®as. „

Pork—Tbe market is very inactive, and the offerings fewer than en any previous day of the seaeen; Ml our houses were in operation. Wheat, Fle’cher A Co. killed 30] head in Hie forenoon, and had remaining in peaa about TOO, with lar^e ' arrivals looked fbr to-night. The prices have declined ten cents in the best grades since onr report of yesterday. The prices now are *fi 12*4®

6 50, neeCtrdtojr to quality.

Caldwell A Co-, of Cennersv.Ue, have comJmenced pork packing, and are paying to. gro-s

A Card to Invalids. A Clergyman, while residingin South America aa a missionary, discovered a s*fe and stnti-ir remedy for the.Cure oXXcrvuua YVtakne..=, BatoF.JMseaaaa of the Urinary and Seminal Or' gane, and the whole train of disorder? hrough on bybaneftil and vtcinns habit*- Groat niuc bars iueve been cured by thi‘ noble remedy Prompted by a desire to beneflt the afflicted an onartansto, I will send tl*»» reciI»e for prepariu and using this medione, in a -ealed envelope, anyone whoneedstt. rexxorcBtRua. Adilre JObEPIJ T. INMAN. Station D, Bible House, feblS dlv Fork City. AUto CA’95 n.BWK B t-UnJLVl From its nuroermi* great and wonderful cures ot Eheumatisin. Neuralgia Gont^Eeruluto. Dysptpsla, biii-CScese. Pmtobur Streptfenw Piles, General Debility, etr., made during twenty-flay 3ears, used, by tbe public, g>taat ik.power as an Alterative Tonic, and Be-tors'ive of Healthfal Life. Certuicates at Depot, 158 Blm street, Cincinnati. fit a bottle; Six for *5; sent all over by express. , , opij dam ■- ■■■ ■ -V

USA • »

M. ▼. Luwbah

for good hogs.

Pork picking has bean going on in Loginsport fer some time on a small scale. The Pharos says:

h'gl tne market in large cities will justify. The crop of hogs will be di posed of rapidly by the proaucers—the h »rd t mes hafvtening to market every commodity that commands cash/’ ^ Oick.ei*son* of Gre<anileld> Hancock county, srtfpped'To'HUs pfece, on Tu«d%y last, 560 extra bogs. Cm- which he *>5. gw r,r the lot. Only 1i1r.ee of the packing establishment- in Terre Haute will operate in pork this setson.

S]n*ci d dispatch to the Herald

Cincinnati Live '•tack Htrenet

* INCTHN vr, InrUAUAt Kxsxixt

i,» I

November 21, iyiT.

The receipt4 of live stock at the Brighton an«l Greet Westernstq kyauis, since Monday, h.ve

' been as UlTow's;

t attle....

Hogs

Skaepi..

Beef Cattle—The mpply has been fair, the quality medium, with some extra, and prices steady. Til* market to-da? was active and nearly aD stock sold, closing rrt tbe fellow ing prices percental live weight:

<38

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771

rosy.^

sx&sxsrsrsz

ot Ua talent, enterprise, and

ter, Us grataHty, ami ability and eo’urtssy a* a gentleman, and Us honesty aad Bnuarity aa a mend: TbatwUTe, with heartfelt sorrow we deplore bis lore, wn find consolation In tbe re-

v-uu.

Resoloed, Tba* we tendertb bis bereaved widow our ftooers sysapstby and condolence, snd.tbougb we would not be obtnutve In this, her hour of Uttar trial and angolsb. It may serve 1 n » small measure to sssusge tor grtefo to know that tbe dire strobe wbtcb took tram tor side an affectionate and beloved bpatond. wasdeeply fcttfn tbetonrteor Us frfemts at IndtauapoUs, wbo, wttb ber, fset bas ton as irreptlreble. m vzjzs&r va ‘ D ’ we ae or snail look npow Ms like again. '

V. Batch,

F. G. WUte, C. P. DeGroat, J. F. Breyer, T. B. Qlsaslag, W. B. CollUis, B. M. Bonham, C. Talmadge, J. R. Flabar, D. Sherwood,

J. Antbro, H. Hahn. B. Bluer, «. Krof,

C. Biedenmelater,

B. J. Vogbt.

J. A. Hodges, Wilitam Fostor, W. H. ParteUo, J. B. Diccson,

J. B. MeCloskey, “ DeGrey/

Mrs. ff-A- _ Mrs. T, G.

Mrs. J. R. Fisher,

P. H. Dobs,

KFTtobouseattbeMttrapsmra Iss*af|bt was quite large. Mtoe’ltoaspaeB irntlanas to draw. Her prodwffintt UJfaHbtolrab tofffe* was n fine piece of aetlaf, and called forth hearty applaoea from tto »*i.Uenae. This arealnff ia her bewti* and the the Kattntgfetef her engagement. Mis* JUl* Fletcher takes s

yiranhii

Such * sermon would not bo out« ran of ear linrrtun utuo.bni, rerere

Inffiras, nu wiMUpff ipRiffi at offieaylB OrnmUiffytqfUttff. tol traaaamyaOforaWilBttr, ttmnfins fori ■

IFrmML It In toyed trad wfHb, yranni^

J ■ Ji ! ^

evening, at seven o’clock.

J. Bloomer,

William Graham, George Gambon, Jobs McDougal,

" ,r - **A Stlicls ia Ttaae” will mtc money. Try Smith A Foster. 21-3

-•

M WnrUas Mnart will .isawe money by going to Smith A Foster’s for underwear, etc. 21-3

pastor of Tremont Church, Boston, will lecture for the benefit of tbe Yeung Mem - *Christian Association, at Morrison’s Opera Half, Friday evening, November 22,1867. Ticket^ Fifty cents, for sate at the teams Vt the AssacUtlan, ttttt at Brahraito Marie store. Reserved seats without extra charge-21-2 a CnwMflry Dcttlcns n applied with Barnes’ Oysters, at tbe lowest wholesale rates, by O. T. Porter, No. 21 North Meridian street.

21-1 w

The Heael^saartem ff«r Mteml Meerwbaum Pipes, by John A. Held Unger A Co. 2B-d2w

Wmsfitoeffi Ur ml Bleernel Pipes and Cigar Tubes, at tto Headquarters, by John A. Heidllnger A Co. 20-d2w The Irargest —ffi he to Selected stock of genuine Meerchaum Pipes sod Cigar Holder* ever brought In this city, which we offer at low prices. John A. Heidungkr & Co. 20-d2w No. 39 West Washington street. Are yets mware than in simple Cough often terminates‘ in Consumption? Why not be wise in time and use Allen’s Lung Balsam, which will stop Use disease sad prevent the fatal consequences? For sale by dealers in Family Medicines generally.

19-dAwlw

Yarns, sre 4M>snM ahFssttky prices, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 30-tf

quested to call and settle their accounts. Mr. Isaac Reeond will be found at our offleeduring hnslnasn bourn, ttutti BOthorizeff tb nfefefpt in our name. ' ^ 2towlm Jameson Jk Funehocser. ‘ >

W6y Sfioite? Why Burn? Put these two questions to a man passing through the alterative paroxysms of Fever and Ague, and he will probably reply, “because l can, not help mx-pelL” .-rs .i. -» But he is mistaken. He can help himself. He peed.not continue to endure .the macrow-seirch-isg uoldapdparching heat of intermittent fever

unless he chotses.

If there is an established fact in the history of madtoatiin,ft»dHS: UiatoUknTE FT EE’S STOMACH BITTERS invariably breaks tip the fits of tbis exhausting disease. - tgtdnina oBen fads, and \^betaer it fails or not, ft is always a (longerons medicine. It stultifies the brain. The Bitters have no such effect Quinine shatters the nervous system. The BITTERS on the other brad, are n glorious nervine: in feet, a specific for nervous ailments. ■edicines, as a general rule, are “bad to take.” NoTWr; tbiy gummy vegetable specific. It is mild and agreeable, not pungejut* and nauseating. The liver is always greaufr disaritereato intermittent and remittent fevers,and this excellent tonic and alterative has antibilions properties of the highest order. The Stimulant employed to diffuse its medicinal virtueatbmagh ttae organ* of the body is perfectly pure, and tow can not be said of the 'piritnpus basis of any other tonic. The best advice thdUgaa be given to persons residing in malarious regions, or im crowded cities, is to take it as a poxvastivk of diseases incident in both. Whether used as a protective antidote, or a remedy, it will he found wonderfully efficacious,

novli deodJtwSw

aAh^Arrrp^Aim gtf-p : j) 7]fo ttsst certai* remedy vrertoown, “Yes, a positive cure” for all diseases arising from youthful indiscretions. Bal-am Copabia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no smell nor unpleasant ta'ie. Case m from two to four 1 tbysTsad recent eases in twenty-four hours. No exposure, no trouble Price of male packages 93; female packages $3. Sent by mail. SftBatttai Rifft aid Berk Jakes, Tbe great hired purifier aad remedy for scrofula, ulcere, sores, spots, tetter, scalds, mils, syphilis, and all-erupotons-ef the skin. This is no experiment—it is a well tested remedy in the United Statre MmpiteH,*where these diseases assume their word forms. Mild cases room yield. Six bottles will cure the worst Try the Boot and - of the

onr - six bottles 97.

_ . I Wash-

ington si

Extra shipping star Prime butchei*’ sto Medium '“ “

fBferior

stack. stock

$5 50® 5 75 . 4 50^5 25 . 8 £4*34 00

r> rvas

75(33 25

B^heep—The market tt-?ay was dull, with an

over supply.

Per ( ental Live Weigh*.

For prime sheep as 93 flQ®! ® 4 immon to medium at . % 00%i 75

There were no lambs in market.

Hogs—The demand from packeis has l>een hribk and the supply short until to-day, when large receipts and waim weather depressed the mark#*, and some left over unsold. Packers paid Oikst; eo per cental gross for light to beavv averages, and butchers 96 75 for extra hogs.

Mew Yarn. m&rKet.

New York. Thursday, November 21. Cotton -The market Is firmer, with sales of l^OU bales at 18ffiI8>^c. for middling up-

lands.

Flour—Receipts, 2S.t>10 barrel*; favors buyer* and moderate business, sales 2,800 barrels at 98 25®9 00 for snperfioe State and Western; fO 30@» 40 for extra State; *9 20012 40 for extra western: 9» (SffilS 00 for round hoop Ohio; $10@15 50 for St Louis; closing quiet; included in sales are 3,000 barrels extra State for export, at 90<ai0 04); California dull, with sales of 800 sacks at $11 50 @13 50.

Rye Flour—Sales at *7 25@!) 10. Whisky—Quiet aad unchanged.

Wheat — Recap ts, 107,075 bushels; market is l@2t>. lower and dull; sales of 460,000 bushel* at «2 22(82 42. for spring; 22 30^215 for No. 1 do., and 33 for very choice do., and

auvnts. Price fl 25 per bottle; or six botUea Sold byTomlinsoa A Cvx, 17 East W:

treety Indianapolis.

h+: 4MDmD a CO.. Proprietors,

novlS deodAwtim 915 Race street Philadelphi

*2 65 lor amber State, rad £2 80 for white

Genesaee.

Rye—Quiet and firm.

Barley—Without decided change; sales of 48 000 bushels at 2153 fbr State; 81 50@1 65% for Canada Wesr^aadffl 50 for Canada East. Malt—Dull; with sales of 15,000 bushels

Canada at 21 36.

Peas—Sales atfl 38@1 39 in bond; 6,000 do.

free at fl 58.

Corn—Receipts, 504,000 bushels; ths market dull, wad clorimt 1c. lower,; sales of 56,000 bushels at 21 35ffil 38 for mixed Western, closing at fl 37 for prime panels afloat, and

f l 29 for new.

Oats—Receipts, 82,644 bushels; the market 1c. lower; sales of 42,000 bushels at 78j£ffi80c. for Western in stare and afloat.

Rice—Quiet. Coffee—Dull.

Sugar—Firm rad quiet; sales of 300 hogsrads Cuba at 113£ffil2%c., and 300 boxes of Havanna at 12%e. Molasses—Dull aad benny. Hops—Quiet at 35ffi65c. Patroleum—Crude firmer at U^ffil2c.; refinto banded quiet at 26e.Fork—Lower; sales of 2,000 barrels at 220 57ffi2D 81 for mem, closing at 220 75 cash; 218 SOffill) for prime, and 220 50@20 52 for

ns* fowuis iffiwrsiet. bx. Louis, Tiiur«dai, November Mi Tobacco- k^uiot and \iQcb&D££Cnia Cotton—Quiet and unchanged; sales of 20 bales middling at 15c. Flour'-Only a local trade demand; -mall sales at 33@8 60 for extra; $1L 75ffil2 for treble extra. Wheat—Small re* opts induced higher prices to be arited, and to some Instances paid, but the demand tsinxitive; sales of pi'm# to ftnev rad white fell at £2 ^>£2 60; spring, fl 95. Corn—Firmer; s lies of nf:*% mixed at 91c.; old mixed and \eilow. 92(®63c.; white, 98@

95<*.

Oats—Stiffer rt 673^«6S •. Barley-Firm auu higher prices asking for cb> ice; sales of prime to choice spring at 21 32 (tjl 44'; prime to choice tall, 21 0' , «il 02. Provisions—Nothing but a retail business doing, and prices are unchanged. Ho'**—A't've; light range from 6 to 6J^c.; heavy, 6%<a6%c. gross. Ktceip s—Flour, 4.(00 barrels; wheat, 69,70 bushels; oats. 2.350 bushels; corn, l.Too bushels; barley, l,3 - 20 bushels; aud rye. 170 bii'belB. Weather cloudy and mild. E,wixi»vtiie flRrarket. l.ouisviLiJt, Thursday, November 21. Tobacco—Scarce; sales of 49 hogsheads trash at 22 24. and 485 hogahsads light lugs at $5 25; medium leaf, $14 50, and selections,

§21 50.

Flour—Superfine. |8. Wheat-Dultto22 :JS@2 50. Corn—Old shelled in hulk, 95£9bc; new ear 4k)@75c. Oats—Dull at 65<306c. to bulk. Hogs—Dasierat *6 50®6 90ffi7 to packers, live weights; receipts are increasing. Green Bam*—Sales at I2r. Bacon—Sales of shoulders at 12J*c.; clear rides. 16*4c. packed. Biuk Meats—Clear rides, Die : now held higher. a Mess Pork—Sales at $20. Lard—In tierces, 12)<i<ai2>ic. Cotton—Sales at 15UBl5^<-. tv hfeky—La bond. 35c. Uiver stationary; 3 feet 2 Inches in canal by

mark.

Wt- i’her misty and mild. Toledw warnet. Toledo. 7hu;s.lay. Ncvemher 2t. Fleur—lt*ceipts 2,20© barrels; the market is

quiet.

Wheat—Receipt*2O0 bushels: the market Is qule - ; amttr Is tc. lower, sales of amber Mich-

igan at 92 57.

Corn—Rt cetyls 130,000 bushels; No. 1 is un-

changed; No. 2 and Michigan is 1c. lower; new ts3Q4c. belter; sales of No. I Wabash at

21 t*4; Michigan,*! 03; new.88@92c. Oats—Receipts 3,000 bushels; the market is 1c. better; sales of No. 1 at 60@tilc. Rye—Receipts 3,000 bushels; unchanged;

sales of No. 1 at 21 35’^.

Barley—Receipts700 bushels; the market is

quiet.

Hogs—Sales at 6>4ffi7c. Lake Freights—Firm; propellers are asking on corn to Buffalo. Clevwlmm* IfowrAet. Cleveland, Thursday, November 21. Flour—Quiet and steady and market unchanged; held at £9 75&U 50 for double extra spring; $10 50*112 for double extra red winter; *12 504014 for double extra and treble extra white. Wheat—Dull and lower; No. I Milwaukee spring, f2 30; No. 1 red winter is nominal at 22 53; No. 2 do., *2 40(02 43. Corn—Lower and ta fair demand at $1 96 for old No. 1 shelled; 95o. for new do. Oa's—Dull and 1c. lower; No; 1 State held at 66c. from store. Rye—Firm and unchanged at fl 35@1 40 for State and Western. B vrley—Quiet rad unchanged at U 35ffil 40 fbr No. 1 Canada and State; fl 30 for No. 2 do. Petroleum—Dull rad lower; free is held at 43<044c.; bonded is nominal at 23<024c. ^ 1 re - antiw—** ■ranwn* Milwaukee. Thursday, November 21. Flour—Very dull; sales at |9 Q0ffi9 50 for city double XX; fS 50(09 50 for country do.; extra, iS<03 40. Wheat—Dull; sales at 2182% for No. 1; *1 72 for No. 2. Oats—Dull at 56c. for No. 2. Corn—Firm at^fl 02 for No. 2. Freights—Declined; to Buffalo; 15c. to Oswego. Receipts—Flour, 1.900 barrels; wheat, 61.000 bushels; oats, 600 bushels; corn, 2,000 bushels. Shipments—Fleur, 1,100 barrels: wheat, 81.000 bushels.

A. M^ till twelve*. tt; to Msaaenee at IT *T-^A portion ef the Gallery has been set aside for the exclusive use of colored persons.

Miffi CHARLOTTE THOMPSON On which occetioashe wiU appear in her erigiaal rjmrseter of Xaittiffik JGIffih Vtofoo t • Alto re LADY FRXSLOYB, in the nettle Comedy ot A DAY AJnmtKh WEDWhti.

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Assrie. (Little Bareflbok) • • • Charlotte Znompson Alter v. kick A Day After the Wedding. Usdy Freelove, .Cbarioite TL...mpsou • flfoF - 8atunlar alteraoon at two o’clock CharFanc!^^* 1 * 00 ' tvtlf la »t appearance.’ race before tbegubUa of Mr. John Lyons 1 ftianMiagioTs: Male and Female Costumes

tmns, forclty and country. Address F. U. W H1TK. ginuTaveuue l> *Hdy at. No. 817 V ii

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MUSIC DEALERS

Moth and Freckles, ia Frockls Lotion, pnvnnd bv Dr. B, C& Ferry, Darmatbalogist, 4P Bond streo*, Bow York. Sold bfril druggista. mar27-flnieod - J,

1835 8XHP I8«« YOXJIL C O XT Grll - SELLER’S IMPERIAL COU'iH SYRUP Will effectually cifre Congfts.'ffoarseness, Cronp, Colds, Whooping CoB»h» Influenza, and all diseases of the Throat »nii Lungs. It is pronounced by all.who havered it, the most pleasant and nlforatmn Cough Rmnady ever'introduced. It has stood tbe test 01 Thirty Years, and con-

*ii a

Ho Mother should be without it. Stanureety is complete without it.

In fact, it should be in every Camily. It ia the most pertaet Soothing Syrup for SO RE THROAT and IR&IT ATSD LUNGS known aa hundreds can test'fy who have proved its efficacy. t It i» vasre|t in> ite acthMg always aafo, and can be given to the moot del I ante a)rild with confidence and tnccesa. R B. SELUUS A CO., Sole Proprietor', Pittsburg; Pannaylvaaia. novli dgmeod " . XTCYKI /^pCBpSHl SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!!

of 44.000 barat flSffilS, aad 30

* Beef Harm—Steady; sales of 310 barrels at

225028 50.

. Bacon—Dull and lower; sales of 250 boxes of city at 11)4c., rad Cumberland cut at 13%c. Also sales of short ribbed bulk and short clear

at private terms.

Cut Meats—Heavy; sale* of 150 packages at

8%ffil0c. for shoulders.

Lard—Steady and quiet; sales of 700 barrels

tot 1 Bri

atffi&ffiBXc

Butter—In good demand; at 2O<045c. for

State.

Cheese—Heavy at llffiJLSc. Freights to Liverpool—More active rad firmer; 110,000 bushels of corn and wheat at 8}{ffi9d. per sail, and IQ^ffille. per steamer.

■Ftaor-Closed dull aud lOe. lower for com-

mon grades.

WUato Qafst red very Arm; sales of No. 2 raring at 22 20®2 22; No. I spring, at f2 29®

2 30.

Rye-Quiet and firm, sales atfl

168 for

Lotion, baa cured my foes ef f Itch of over nine years standii _ S. Deway, #f Carrol ton, Mratgomui j county, Ohio. ^ * v " 19-dAwlw

Price 50 cent* a box; by mail, SO cen ts. Address

bow stock aud raw wuitnmn. ot Liuta’s Stare. If yon are hard to salt or have n dmicuttfottto«,leave your ortorand tto wifl ■aln Jtol foisi ^awato. Tow wdl Avar bn urpd to tnhn who* dona not pisran you, aa If ray pwaracHMfinaasyBUtototttyloor to of a pair of bontoff 1 !^ ttu workmen en ployed at No. 28 Wo* Washington street cat

totf

Curs ffrttt; *t to38®l six for good to ^*1**-™ -isa ttfP KK® 2X flffi fprwifW) c.9An ann ^

Beef-Qatet m Cut Meats—D

Bacon—Dull rad hstfttnttt 10Ji®16Xc. Lard—PteffatgX® 1 ^. for good to prime

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who am in hourly

*" vaforaAuih jsaaatsfra pUls-they S^tfm^TSSiL.equS

isa the cinulaSiraef die blood, and invigorate the nervous system. : Peaoas of fall habit, who

liable to spilaRsy, null of blood to the head saan^Mwaga,toraas«rtdya*4tasri.Soldbyan

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ffiswr Vwrte Dry Oeotts fifonnttofi. New York, Thursday, November 21. The weather is extremely fine, rad the demand has fallen ot for country trade, although Jor export a good Inquiry has prevailed for heavy Drown sheetings and drills, so that the stock of these is very small, rad and the mar* ket is firm at 13)£®15}£c. for sheetings; drills, firm at 15® 16c. lot large and small invoices. Bleached muslin is a little weak; Hope is down to 1 shilling, andLanaeale to 17c. Prints are steady and in request: prices are steady at i2%c. for all regular makes, and 13% for Coehero and the best Merrimacs. Delaines are in reduced stock and gathering strength; all choice sty lea of Pacific at 19 and An nurse at 21, while old styles of both qualities are selling at 17, and Sprague’s delaines at 16Xc.

Baltimore, Thursday, November 21. Fleur—Quiet and steady. Wheat—Firm and advanced 5c.; sales of choice red at f2 60; prime, to o§. Com—Firm at yesterday's prices. Gate—Steady at 70®78c. Provisions—Dull and very flat

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Musical Merchandise.

er Agents wratodjln every county in Indiana to csnvses|for

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Sewing Machine, Is warranted to execute in the best manner eveiy _ _ yato It bas no equal, being absolutely tbe best, FAMILY MACHINE, In the World, rad intrinsically tbe ebeepert

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