Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1867 — Page 3

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PIANOFORTES.

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away in a mAnralnff Ia nnl^i kMP fcvnnhlAff «n«*ae4 leved aad man led again. Tbe seoond m gwigsgaargg^rae. TOttag a Toag life of bspplneae aad pnwpsatty. »ut a circumstance occurred about tbe end of wZfTJSJ™* , “* hUy clM " ged ^ Tbe flm bntbaad wlobad oeea mourned at dead, baving been captured, wae confined in a Soutborn prison, and kept there until tbe cioae of tbe war, at wMcb time ha waeeo reduced and !emaciated that be was sent to a Unfed States hospital, where he remained ■everal in on tbs before be waa discharged. Upon receiving bit discharge be hastened to Join bin wife, whose fidelity be bad never once doubted. He found bes, but Imagine hte feeL lags when be was Informed by tbe wife of bit bosom that she bad married again. He did

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-WESSWZJgESEfSSgZ pertor to any others is America. These imrfrujasatoaesssimu j modswi latorovement are of la^ress slxe, finished to tJarved and Plain — bracing every variety of

toll Metallic Frame, Over-

tbe agraffe aril Grand Action.

■SylA strong Bam, (with

raagemeat). Jkaeh baa tbe Frvach aeknewledged tobeanperier to any o'her in rapid execution These instruments are all seven, seven aad a quarter, and seven and a third octaves; constructed of thonragbly seasoned weed, aad of the finest and bes« matesiaL Tor

For great L parity of

finish and great durability, the FtaaofSrtea of

rt. Jennvs A Son are snsui iisssnif by any other makera In the World, and ^ave taken the

HIGHEST PRKMirriC WHCBBYEK EXHIBIT ED. Tbe seme facilities which enables this firm to produce a superior instrument, also enable them to offer their Fianofbrtea to the public at TWEbTT FEE C«KT. lower than any other fl> at-claas mannfhctnrer to the country. The special attention of Dealers, Teachers sad others is Invited to the examination of these Pianos before malting their selection elsewhere. Every Instrument Is fully Warranted for Five Years. Descriptive circulHrs sent to all parts of

not follow tbe example of “Enoch Arden,” but

stood upon bis legal rights, snd tbe wife quietly Informed husband No. that she con-

the country upon application^^Address,^^

No. 988 and 285 East Twenty-tint street, New York, between Second snd Third avenues. novlg deodly

*• Htre rtisMiag >y Lea4 npc.

sidered It her duty to take up .viih ber first loye, and be would therefore have to renounce

all elalms.

Thus tbe happy pair were once more united, and for a few months sll went ss merry ss tbe “marriage bells ” Tbe husband discovered that tbe intimacy between bis wife snd tbe man who bad usurped bit rights was perhaps carried to a greater extent the* the necessities of the esse demanded, and remonstrated

with ber about tbe matter, but to BO effect, Willard,’of New York, supples a want 1 aad to a fit of desperation he resolved to leave soughs fbr, sad its perfect immunity fnsm coi the pair free end untroubled, sad to this end » ion . wlH »* onc « recommend it as the only i

wsot to work (e peck ap hie goods. Tbe wife baving retired, be pulled ber out of tbe bed, which be tben bundled up, and when she remonstrated be threatened ber with violence.

She appeared before Alderman McMseters Is highly recommended bv all tbe most eminent yesterday snd made information against him r h * T " i ‘ , “ »»— *»—

for surety of tbe peace. A warrant wae issued and tbe unfornate husband arrested and held

for a heart ag.

fTIHE PATENT ENCASED BLOCK TIE J. Pipe, manufactured by Colwells, Shaw A

wins ^— - -

want long

rro-

>n, will at once recommend it as the only safe and suitable pipe for conveying water for domes-

tic purposes.

THIS PATENT TIN LINED PIPE

jsnigmy recommended by all tbe most emini Chemists and Physicians of the Fast, and by tbe Water Commissioners of New York, Brooklyn,

T* swwv* X/VUO»|SSW0*UH*7I 9 W A U» Jk, XM UUJ Boston, Charlestown, and many other cities. Western and Southern Agency at the Union Brass Works, and Depot of Plumbers’, Steam,

and Gas Fitters’ Materials.

RAILROADS.

THB WEEKLY HERALD.

r published every Wednesday, at |900 per anum,

iu advance.

446#*- n <> paper sent without the money, nor

•nunued a longer time than paid for.

From the Worcester Spy, November 9i». T lie NlaeeacUneette If error—Slate meat of Shephard, the Wtfo mur-

derer.

J lines E. Shephard, who shot his wife In tliis city last week, and who wae arrested in t uitcrbury, Connecticut, on Monday, reached this city yesterday by tbe half-paet two r. M. train from Norwich. Quite alarge crowd of spectators assembled at tbe depot to see him, «ad the police office wae also crowded. Sbepbird appeared perfectly cool and unconcerned, and boro the scrutiny of tbe curloue crowd w ithout embarrassment. Ho wss arraigned before tbe police court during the afternoon, M. J, McCafferty, Esq., appearing as his co insel. Shephard pleaded not guilty and waived an examination, and was fully committed to await tbe action of tbe grand Jury oa tbe third Monday la December. Jld wae taken tojsll last evening. Sbsphard appears quiet, and eeeme perfectly wiling to converse in regard to tbe murder, and does not manifest any particular emotion. He says It Is all tbe work nr hte wife's mother and family, who poisoned bie Wife's fiNM against him and separated them. He said Ito killed her because be loved ber more tfea* Ms own life; that ber friend* would not lot kar live with him, and rather than seeker m fie possession, of another be killed ber. Hts intention was If be bed found ber alone, to kill her and lay down beside ber, with ber arm* around bun, and shoot himself; but, said be, “It would have done no good; ber friends would not let roe sleep in tbe same grave wteh her If I had; they spite me to much for that, so it makes no difference.” He expresses regret that be did not kill blmself Instead of going away after tbe murder. He says be bad never spoken a bard word to bis wife, and has always supported ber when he had means, and that she left him against ber own will. He said, “I have done wbat I wanted to to her, and now I suppose tbe law will do wbat it wants to with me.” He Is very severe In his conversation in regard to tbe mother of his wife, spying that when he is dead be will come hack and haunt ber; that she shall have no peace on earth. When told that if be Is bung it can not be for a year after he it convicted, be said, regretfully, “tben she will have a year of peace, but when I am dead I

will haunt her.”

He says that on Friday night, after tbe murder, he walked to Oxford Plain and slept in a saw mill inst below the plain, near where tbe road gix’s under tbe railroad. He ate a little on Saturday morning, at Mr. Wateon’s, In Webster, and slept that nigbt and tbe next in barns. He also ate a little on Saturday morning, but with these two exceptions be bad no food from Friday morning till on Monday after be was arrested. lie bad no definite end In view in traveling, but went first one road

iu-a ns It bsDDened.

and then another, just ns It hsppeoei He dees not appear like a desperate man

and those v. ho have known him for years say ho Is not “smart." He can be easily Imposed upon, and is usually good natured, but has a subtle spirit at Urn bottom and is inclined to revenge. He was In tbe Fifteenth regiment, and ou his return from the war was married to a woman ivunod Don/ey, from Mtlbury, but left her almo.-t immediately, and subsequently obtained a divorce. He has been married twice to bis victim, and taking all bis matrimonial adventures, has bad out a sorry time of It. He is evidently careless of bis iuture, and has no especial desire to live, but bis course alter the murder, and his conversation and manner give an impression that be bas not firmness enough to take bis own Hie.

From the Milwaukee News. A Wlecanstn Han Walks a HandreA Nines in T wenty-fanr Haars. The trial of pedestrlanlsm power and endurance In which the Yankee Weston is now engsged bas fostered ambition and emulation to no little extent throughout the country. Wisconsin is not without her champion in this regard, one of her sons yesterday demonstrating the possibility of walking one hundred miles in twenty-four hours—a feat which Weston has twite essayed and failed to accomplish. Some two week* since a l»et of me hundred dollarsa side was m.iJe, mid ih. money put up between Jlchse Hasscl and Alfred Wilcox, but of Portage City, Wisconsin, that tbe former would walk from Portngo City to Mil wsukee In twenty-four consecutive hours. Wednesday evening last, at four o'clock, Hassel started on the trip. His friend, Mr. Qordon, and Wilcox, with vlbom he had tbe wager, accompanied him in a buggy. Tbe route token was tbs ordinary wagon road which runs parallel to tbe railroad, and is, we are informed, at no point more than two miles from it. Hassel ate snpper at Fox Lake Junction, and arrived st Horrlcon a little after eleven In tbe evening, where he rested an hour. He tben took up the line of marcb for Milwaukee again; breakfasted at Woodland, dined st Oreenvllle, snd arrived at Milwaukee attwenty minutes past three o’clock, in good condition, winning bis wager easily and having forty minutes to spare. Tbe distance between Portage City sad Milwaukee is ninety-five miles by railroad, and must exceed one hundred by actual measurement of tbe wagon road. It must be set down ae tbe most extraordinary day’s walk on record In tbe West. Hassel Is Welch by birth; about twenty-one years of age; weighs one hundred and thirtyeight pounds, and measure* five feet ten and one-balf Inches In bight. He started on tbe journey without any previous training, beyond moderate exercise token for a few days without a trainer.

42reeabaehe Net Taxahle-lasperiaat

Declelea ef Jadge Ntorer.

By reference to our law report U will be

- * * ■ - "* of tbe Superior court

seen that Judge Storer, of tbe Superior court

GiXJIOK TIME

r luers- jnareriau).

345. 347, and 341* West Fifth street.

_ CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Ww. Powxu, A Co., Proprietors.

novl8 dlmStaw

AND

SHORTEST ROUTE EAST COLUMBUS IBP HMASlPBLIfc Railway Line. Change of Time, Oct 2L 1867.

ASSOCIATION.

THE

CHOUTEAU SMITH

NULL, A*nFAKH

Leave.

ianapol Arrive. Rtobmond..... £&»*::::: Zanesville Dennison Pittsburg Nellalre Cleveland Buffalo Bisfc. Boston.........

Express A Express.

3 30 A. M.

6.80 « 10 40 “ 11.05 « 1.40 F.V. 8 00 “ 100 “ 5 00 « 850 “ 10.40 ” 4 S» A. X. 810 “ 11.85 - $.56 " 1115 " swf. a.

ASSOCIATION!

14.14 a. a.

1X5 F.B. 10.18 “ 1.00 “

5.45 F.B

9.35 “

1.50 A ■ 490 ~ 510 “ 10.45 *• &05 “

$35,000 in Premia ms!

If amber of Prises 109.

8.45 F.X 4.85 a.x a*a m

Price of Certificates $1 Each.

The 6ro?er l & Baker

fCInAiWl! ftTPOTf hakaaoai.vj □aaavxz.

SEWING WACBCTBB

6.96

1.04 *» 4.45 “ •to f. a

AFORTUNE FOR SOMEBODY

3-JM) A. M. PAST EXPRESS, connects at Colombo* with Lightning Bxnre** Trains, via

Plttebnrg. Cleveland and Bella!re.

A ON* DOLLAR CERTIFICATE xV. draw the celebrated

WILL

itwburg. f . _

New and elegant SILVER Pa LAC* day and night ears are rnn from Colnmbns to NEW YORK

N-48P. M. N*W YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, connects with Past Express Trains via Kltubnrg and Bellaire, reaching Nzw Yoax aad PaibanaLFBia in asijuicx Twx as any ronte. Balfixoax 8x hoars, and Washington Citt 8 boars to

advance of all otaim Bootes.

Hew fttmte A noma Meeplag; Can*

Eon through to DENNISON.

Mr Tickets good via Pique or Dayton. P-e-engers to avail themselves or toe quick time aad sure connections of this Short Line for tae Eastern Cities, must ask for tickets via COLUMBUS, which are for sale to all the above

points, at the Union Depot.

Smith Mill, Worth $35,000. Another one dollar certificate will draw the splendid Smith Farm, Worth $18,800. Owe Ha is A red IRwr* will Each <9et a IBssrrel mf XXX. Ftaar ar Twelve JSwllara ta GreasAsscka.

ITORST DPRIZE.

The Elverside Steam Plonrina Mill is situated oa the Mississippi river, in St Charles county, Mls-oari. 80 miles distant from St. Louis, at

F. CHA/oMA^Ih^ket A^wt** ,>dert '

J. S. SHACKELFORD,

St. Lonts, and surrounded by one of toe most productive grain growing countries in the West

builr

The bnildi

sepG

Western and Southern Agent.

rain growing countries in the west, lag is two and a half stories high, 81 by W feet wide: has two rnn or stone

four, and is now manufacturing 150 barrels of fionr, and corn

feet long, by a

with capacity ferfou:

MEDICAL.

dally from 100 to 150 barrels of fionr, meal Inferior to non* to the market. Tbe

chinerv, ere., is new and in perfeet running orr. The whole, including 10 acres of ground, U

HOLLOWAY’S

dor. a asx> ▼blued at

#30,000.

VERMIFUGE

SECOXTX} X»RXZS. The Chouteau -mith Farm. This adjoins tbe mill property Mid contains 193 acres of the most fertile soil to the Hiss ip pi Valley. Thedwelling house is od Gothic architecture, two stories high.

CONFECTIONS.

most Uing

43 by 36 feet, contains 8 rooms finished in the most elegant style, with a splendid well of water, two cisterns line shrubbery, a young and thrifty orchard of about 350 bearing apples and 300 peach trees, and a beautiful Uke or about three acres, rhich abounds with pike, bass, and other vati-

HOLLOWA Y. some flfteoa years ago, witnessing tbe distams ecca1 oicUv children in takiawtoehan-

:ies of fish The lor at ir

>nnded with splendid hunting grot deer, geese, dock, woodcock and quail are found

The 1 oration, both pleasant and health

rounded with

teal thy. is snrunrte whrrein

Mooed sioUy c ermtfuses of shat day, resolved to

taking

aeons vermifuses of Shat day, — annalise them, sad from the tlve of these remedies succeeded to rating their active medical

quail are found is particularly the ronremen e

led tosnpa-

pure,”t*stejess sad lnodor» ne. Tam*, by rombintag these with sngar, and moulding them late an agreeable confection, riued tbe present popular aad effective

in great numbers The farm adapted to ra sing stock, and has the < of a wagon, blacksmith an machine half a mile of tbe dwelling W itl

for pleasure along with quietude less bam and bustle of city lile.it is one of the most dear ant and attractive summer residences in the nr^. This farm is valued at f 18,HJu. The title

to the above described property is perfect,

".hstroct” of which snd also a da

Vermifuge Aaown as

guerreetype

“abstract” of which snd also a dag

the dwelling may be seen by calling at the office.

No 430 Walnnt street.

Terotfiige Cufectiras,

Which have almost entirely super.cded the old nauseons Vermifuges, to thedexhtof ihepoor little sufferers.- Jtc

’ super.< i, to th<

lightof ihepoor 1“ toms no Calomel

gradients.

8o highly esteemed Is this popular Vermifuge, by tbe profession, that all tote 11geat Physicians who know of them, pre-

The additional 100 premiums will rnm-lst of one barrel each of the celebrated brand xxt mm. Uy flour, or |13 in greenbacks if preferred.

Five llmmgre* Dwllarn

Will be donated to the 89. Louis Orphan Asylum.

The subscription books wid be closed on the 35th dav of November, UR. snd remain to the possession ot tbe manager. Philip 8. T.«h»m

gent Physicians who know of them, prescribe them In preference to other remedies, a* not only more pleasant to take,

but more effective to cure.

Parents and guardians, having tbe care of children, should keep them as a family medicines for they not only eradicate Worms—those pe*t* of childhood—bnt correct any derangement of the digestive organ*. so prevalent with children.

and on the 1st day of December following, the drawing will take place at the Southern Hotel. A suitable committee of responsible gentlemen will be selected to conduct the award ofpremiums

on the following plan:

Details of the Dwawiss.

Fifty-five thousand numbers, certificates issued, will be and one hundred and two

md numbers, representing the , will be placed in on* wheel, md two tickets, inscribed with

l with

the names of the premiums, to wife “The Hid.” “The Farm,” and “One Barrel of Flour each, or

flit in Greenbacks,” will be placed to another.

From these wheels a

HOLLOWAY’S

i these wheels a number and a premium will be drawn at the taste time, and tbe numbers drawn will take tbe premium drawn with it.

A list of tbe numbers arawtog prizes wilt he

norsk-Loai

published in the dail

dei

ARNICA

er that persons

abte to attend tbe draw

b drawing, may

Louis, in orwho may not be

may know the result.

Tire premiamswill be^ready for deUver^H

per-

PLA9TER9.

The Original and only tone Arnica Platters possessing the great healing properties of tbe Arnica Flowers.

■on or persons by whom the first or second premiums are drawn will receive deeds to tbe same,

with title clear and unincumbered.

All money* received upon tbe tale of these Anil, Pollard a Beniek, aad will remun there to tbe credit of the Association until the drawing

takes place.

Referewew Glvem kg Pcraslastaa.

Tbe euratlve effect! of these PI as ter* in all caics ofpAlnor weaanestln the breast, side o> back, and to all esses of inflammation of the Lungs, and Ceugh, are truly astonishing i they give Immediate relief. Physicians pret iibe them, aad thousands recommend (hem. Observe—Holloway's are the Original aad only true Arnica Plasters.

Ann, Pollard A Beniek, St. Louis; Pollack, Thompson * Co., St Louis; Henry Beil A Son, St.

samv me svaa?. OKAgno

Snapleigh * Co, St. Louis Louis', Lave’le, Warner A

St. Urals;

Guru A Co.. St. Louis; Lavefie, I Louts; Samuel BcCartney, St. Louis.

HIESKBLL'H

IK OXX OE.

Persons order ng Certificates h>- -nail can send Greenback- to the amount of fii dollar* to registered letters, aad Post office or - u-r drafts payable to our order, for larger amou us, atourrisk.

with address of town, county and State carefully

certificate* aad comma-

written. All orders ter nlcation* should be addressed to

[OINTMENT.

WILD CHERRY TONIC.

Tbi* Ointment, after an experience of twenty year*, has proved itself a sovereign remedy for alf Dteeaaes of tbe Skin; having effoeteff a radteal euro to every ease on which it waa used, curing many

.A. C A. IR» X>

obstinate case <

Om of fifteen or twenty yeaH

standing, that had previoirtly resisted all remedies prescribed by the best medltH

L“«i“ r«» ..a

to rrstrsla the Treaaur-

15, “«•

Mtitlon. ^Thia dcmarwwss

1 smooth aad healthy, and remains permanently healed, without the nee of aay

other remedy.

Thus, Tetter. Saltrtrenm, Itch, SoMieis' I tell, Erystpeia*, Blotches, Pimples, and every form of disease of the skin is punctually cured, no matter of how long standlag. It has cured bad eases of Inflamed

T ET it be distinctly understood land I hereby JLl caution those ttutt are not aware of Use feet)

XfcOHRKJEfc’M

Are mpmiartmmU othenfor toe AHfiMtoff reasons:

L They sew with two

i direct from the

3. They are i

aad less liable t» i

efiinre. . . . S They are capable of executing perfectlg, without change of adjustment, a much greater

variety of work than ether machine*. 4. The stitch mafieby these mi

more firm, elastic and durable, ... articles whiel require lo b* washed and 1

HO. ft EAbX W ASBDMTOH W, UfDIAJWAJPODIS.

than any othvr stitch.

■ ». U~nflke other machines,

ends of the seam by their own

adjustment easily learned and piactised. cute the most beautiful i

ary aasli ^

^eend for pamphlet^^contatotog samples, giving

DONALDSON & ALYEY,

RatSg Caps, Furs, MATES, SIKiV

NO. 54 SOUTH MERIDIAN STBJtET,

tanwiM uniiT n.,

/nconroreUeM Jhm Jsnm

Sabscriptltoa

VM VaaitoftM lAnvf Cif ty

OUT rrfm/» ^^v vdwg

Surpass all others to their adaptation to the different varieties ot work, sewing from the finest cambric to the heaviest harness leather. They

give universal satisfaction.

Send for descriptive circular.

GROVER A BAKER.

Browning & Sloan, vunjhu liEsum,

And dealers to

Bewi- g ManhinB Company. MOB a street, Indianapolis.

faints. Oils, Window (Mass, Dye Staffs* Me.,

91 East Washington _

N. B.—The Grover A Baker Sewing Maebtaea were not exhibited at the Paris Exposition fine

premium. septStocoh

Sail. Hos.T A 9 East Washington St.,

MERCHANT TAILOR.

THMCE HimiWtEfbWlfiMTRA HP DOLLARS

r, 81M wfi.

AT PHILADELPHIA. PENN.,

Or at As Institute, Riverside, Haw Jersey.

WILLIAM SWEIHHART, Merchant Tailor,

AxanxAUxnr Creates Farsif»liia^ CIo#ds,

N*. E1 Nwmtfe Me rid la INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

f HATSrecetvert a fine assortment of OvertoatJL togs. Cloths. Deeskins^Cassiui e res amt Vest-

ings from Hew Ymtoud^iladAlp^a ’ the latest styles, andat

_ which I will make up in the latest styles, and ai the lowest prices. octoS dim

Hei4ricks, Etend* A Cff^ Wholesale dealers in Boots & Shoes,

One Present worth.. One Present worth.. One Present worth..

No. 53 SOUTH MERIDIAN fcT.. (Schn nil’s Block,)

Two Presente wortti $3,50) each. One Present valued at Two presents valued fftlkWO each. One Present valued at. ... Presents valued at #5Jh» each.... Two Precenta. valued at 53,040 each— Three Presents valued at SUM each... Twenty Presents valued at $800 each... Ten Presents valued at $800 each Three Presents valued at $950 each Twenty Presents valued at $946 each

$40,000 . 90,000. . 10,000 . 5,044 . 5,000 . 18.000 .. 30,000 10,000 . . 90,000 . ROM ... 3,000 .. 10,000 .. 3,000 .. 7 50 4.900

. ss being equal te can be made uj» for such

_ who have become acqsaintnd whh its groat sneoess. AS III EREGTSSMir IT MS NO EQUAL It is composed of the active principles of Roots and Plants, which are chemieaUy extracted, so tete ratete att their medtetoal quaUtia*

_ a KBBS> who

to each oatienb a i

aar^^K-te.

falo. New Yorh eightyeu^ Chicago; Dlinois, and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During «f3 rears practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cured ov«v

mirteen thousand

Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his practice /or Scrof-

^Sli^aggRggBgaJ .m

imedy inttUAEahum. Lozenges and etimes give relief, hut thi- Balaam,

wafers sometimes give

taken a few

i of kUddlebury, Vermont, i as being superior to aU

t0 “ I B havem>doubrirw ill soon become a cla-sical remedial agent for the cure of all dlseaeeeot the

meat

SEMXN ax JtaUtottGRh. ilia mmaminetow »l telf-abuse This solitere vice, or depraved sex ml indulgence, is practiced by the youth ef both raxes to an almost unlimited exteat, producing with unerring certainty the following train ©*

tog certainty the following

morbid symptoms unless combated by

Threat, Bronchial Tubes, khd the Lungs.

“NATHAN HARRIS, M D

Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, surgeon to he army during thewar.iraut axposare ooutractad eoasniption

and enjoying health.”

Dr. Fletcher, ot Missouri, says:

“I recommend your Balsam to preference any other medicine for Coughs, aud it giyes satis-

faction ”

Phjhicians who have toiled to cure their patients should try this medicine before they give ttm case up, as we know very many valuable

medical measures, via: Sallow countenance, dark sgote under the eye^gato la the head^ ringing in rattUng’of'chariote, unetetoes^about toe lotor. weakness of toe limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence to approaching strangers, a dislike to Item new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about “ ' i

sweats, fetid brei

mania, and freqs . The afflicted, on the first

»ut toe face, toned tongue, . breath coughs, consumption, i

Itoqueawy insanity. .ThomefiSr

to Dr. Wm.

i fot relief.

_ taseup, as we know very many

Uveshave been savedbr being persuaded to give

P. O. Box 1454 feb4 <Uv

Don’t despair because all other remedies have toiled, but try this remedy and you will not be

deceived.

■Tbe proprietors of this valuable Balsam take pleasure to calling to it the attention of att medicine dealers, desiring that the procure a saptoy of it, and recommend it to their afflicted paiwmn aad. friends. It will stand the tost lor mer-

SiSp

of the inhabited world, and is everywhere appreciated and sought after.

IBhv er sal^teuraJ^a j

LTJTSTQ SA.X.SLA.3WZ

WUl core when ailotoers tail. Directions acoompany each bottle, j. N- Harris a (JO.,

a a^An, CERTAIN. A3H» Speedy Core son NEUBJU.MI, Ann Alii, NCRVOU8

Sole

tm-Tor sale

I Morg^m

JOSEPH ATACH, MEECHANT TAILOR,

NIg.SOA# Fellttws’

Washington Street.

1NIHANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

toll*

School Book Depot

BtWMy StCWEJTt A

Also, dealer to

Readymade Clothing

18 WEST WASHINGTON

Imdittnmpoliw* IndU

Fifty-five Presents valued at $*00 each 11,000 Fifty Presents valued at $15 each. 8,184 One Hundred and Ten Presents valued at $100 each 13,444

2,904

las $50 each 004 Tb,e remaining Presents consist of articles of use and valne, appertaining to toe diffusion of Literature and the Fine Arte 89,040

A Morgan, Keefer

Druggists.

proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio, by Browning A Sfoa s Stewart er A V ettua. Alno, sold by all

Abo.

woft oft wind

Its Effect* UTS Magical,

of Non

Manhood and ■atruaeny

TT is an unfauing remedy in all caaes i A ralgia Facialis, often effecting a perfect core

IStrOTtTACT 1N> YOUNCt HEIM.

_ _

Diseases ino'dent to IS ny M,nho'>d, Diseases of

the Blood, and diseases peculiar to women.

Young men suffering from celf-Abuse, Seminal Losses, Spermatorrhma. X* potency, Apathy and Sexual Indifference treated with care and success. these dfeeases are toe bane of contention

Each. Certificate of Stock is accompanied, with, a Beiittfel Stori Rate EagniiBg,

in married life, and the frequent cause oi matrt

mound tofelietty and tofi'iehty

ty It is not so much

on account of toe debility o t tbe genital organ* and loss of virility tbahk mention t here diseases here.

octlS d3m

JOHN STEINMANN, Cutter.

B. AAffUBBRAF.

Merchant Tailor,

No. 13 NortM MerisUmm Sfireefi,

fNDIAlVAPOLKS, INDIANA.

Binkley & Perfiae,

W<nth more at retail than the cost of Certificate And also insures to toe holder a

but for toe serious n ental aad pay sical p> ostraw ’ ** - ’—pairment of health

Tnxixks, Valises, TravettEg Bags Etc*,

SmE«eriptl*B One Dollar.

tion they produce. Alao.theimpi

and

. N. B. Foreons who are laboring under any of these diseases, can call on me to person or consult b* letter, with the assurance that ever will be used for their permanent restorat Office, 85^ Market stiect, Aden’s Block. Address Da. N. S PENDKRY, Postoffice Box 1411, Indianapolis, Indiana. octUdAwSm

to teas than twenty four h urs, from toe use of no more than two or three Pills. No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield to this wonderful rem-

edial agent

Even to the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and general nervous derangements—of many years standing—affecting the entire sr stem, its use for a few davs, or a few weeks at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, and very rarely tails to produce a complete and per-

manent cure.

It contains no drugs or other materials to toe slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can always be used with per-

fect safety.

It has long been in constant use by many of our mos. eminent physicians who give it tbeir unan-

imous and unqualided approval.

Sent by mail on receipt of price, and postage.

One package $’ 00; postage 6 cents

Six packages. $5 00: postage 91 cents. Twelve packages, $9 00; postage 43 cents.

Wholesale and retail, tore* c toe Palmar House, Na. 1 Illinois street, Indianapolis,

Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying the same to our local agents, will receive immediately a fine Steel Pinto Engraving, at choice from toe following list, and one Certificate oi Stock, insuring one present in the great distribution.

MOTELS.

Geo. Davidson, Late of St. James Hotel. H. B. Sinks, Late of Broadway Hotel.

■ Repairing dans en short notice. Trunks made to order.

eettS <Wm

LIOUORS. ETC.

HAHN A HALS,

W.B. Maddux. W.N. Hobart, WoodG.Williams. Formerly of Flether A Hobart.

Importers and wholesale dealers in

POEBBHI AEP DOMBSTIO

No. 1—“Mv Child t My Child.” No. 9-“They’re Saved! They’re Saved 1” No. S—“Old Seventysix; or, toe Early Days ef toe Revolution.” Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive either of toe following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entitled, to two presents. Tw* $teUaur]

GIBSON HOUSE,

It is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers to drugs and medicines throughout toe United

States, and by

TURNER A CO, Sole Proprietors, 130 Tremont street. Boston, Mass. BROWNING A SLOAN, Agents, octfi dfim Indianapolis. ■' ndiana.

MADDUX, HOBART & CO.,

DISTILLERS OF

Wines, Liquors, CKilS us TSUCCO,

No. I—“Wrehtogton’s Courtship.” No. 9—

■ view with 1j

wratlttttk strews, Bek Fourth and Fifth,opp. Merchants’ Exchange, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

i his Mother.”

Alcohol, Cologne Spirits no- * south meridian street.

“Washington’s Last Interview wit THree DwIImr Emgrmvings.

Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will

receive the beautifUlSteel Plate of “HOME FROM THE WAS.”

And torse Certificates of Stock, becoming enti-

tled to three prerents.

Worm teA

DAVIDSON A SINKS, Proprietors.

octlCdSm

United States Hotel,

Opposite the New York and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot,

lUus Ot «

also, a reliable cure for Fits and Worm * ( Possessing iu its combination wonderful cleansing and strengthening nroperties, it will al’ improve the health of the patient, whether

affected by Worms or other causes.

will always

JteeHs

JJECTI FIE US and maaufeeturers of Domestic

Liquors, wholesale dealers in Bourbon and

Rye Whisk lea.

Cabinet Makers? Union,

107 and 100 Pearl street, east of Broadway,

Kanufestnrere of aU klnde of

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

sep8d3m

FTJIfclVITUIWE,

O. P. VOLMBR A BOH, Distiller* and wholesale dealers tat COGNAC BRANDIES, Bwssrlswm, «te. Kyw are* Carte W kinky stmel Catawba Wlreea

“THE PERILS OF OUR FORBFATHSRS,” And four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to four presents. Pl-rw Dwllnr Engravings. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS sh receive the large asdsptendid Steel Plate of “THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And fire Certificates of Stock, entitling them to five prerents. The engravings and certificate* will be dettvraft* each surecriber at oar foeed agencies, or sent by mail, poet paid, or e xpress, as may be ordered.

■SACK STSSET, BOSTON,

t*rice 25 Cettta.

Sent by mall for 96 cents.

laaBdty

Br F. M PRATT Formerly of the Awerioaa House

laAlamags

H. ROOT A CO.

FARE REDUCED.

Board $0 90 Per Bay.

UHITED STATES H TEL

replfidSm

Kraatevtlke- B£y.

JOHN A. PEKRY. Uhemist

Hot. a •inr'- • •

a*. A BURK A CO., 96 Tremout sticet. General Agents, and for xjt)« hv x)t f*; -iirt

iwlRde-KtAWlv

NOT1CB TO BOIHCRS'.

DR. SEABROflK’S INFANT SC jTHING SYRUP.

TTSE iu the tutur- only Seabrook’s. pleasant t iJ -,te. hartule . in i'» ao. i»> eth icut and re 1 able i at ca.--cs luvaiualipin the tollo.'ini

d.-e »es -uiun the b eU. Het.. h. al(b f- the child

i-er Co 'ipiaint

etiveue.> T> e hii*

must. ud n

ir. cgidai it

g. etc

rest to me mother.

co ol Gives

•- S K t ft-' % V O t K MLOOfth.

** Q ■of O

ALES ROOM and Office, No.

> street, Eden’s Block, five doors east of the

JPosfcortiofi

Distillery, No. 311 and 818St. Clair street.

sep3 d3m

STUB, PORTABLE MB STATIONARY ENGINES, MAI SEARING, AND IRON FRONT*,

sent by draft or expressTH ■ 10 share* with Engraving*.. 95 shares with Engravings..

£S

A me I'ic a, ik Hotel,

S.

AND PEA I. EBB IN TIN PLATE AMP TINNERS’ STOCK. TINNERS’ TOOLS- A MaCHIXKS.

I 15 shares with Engravings.. 100 shares with Engratrings..

46 90 .94 44 ..90 CO

Local agents wanted ttaiou^out toe United States

Chestnut street, opposite old Independence HaB PHILADELPHIA. Jytedtf S. M. HEULINGS. Proprietor.

Wholesale dealer iu

Warehouse—No. 65 Eaat Washington street.

8. U. CMITTXNUXU.

c. x. sxnoxAxr

Xj I Gi TJ O E/ S,

Foundry—Nos. 183 and IS South Pennsylvania street, «■«*■—F»*I— Iwd-

The Rlwersidc InEUmte,

And sole manufacturers ot

kTEaKMSB anm j Jersey, is fo educating t men ef the 1

Dr. RamllnRan’s Bitters, N». 110 SWKtM Heridlsut Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

HitW*, TtrUEftra 4 ۥ.,

Jobbers of

set>9 d8m

XMRY GrOOHS,

DRY GOODS.

NOTIONS, ETC,

NO. 113 SOUTH MERIDIAN STERET (Alvord’s Block).

IE TMErt * STATE cfWPjAltA

i:

Faints, (Mk^ Window Gkss, Axle Grease, and Brushes qf

isi-rad paint tat any quantity.

Ht: !

PBILIP ff. LAN HAM, Hsusager, 490 Walnut street, St. Louis, Missouri. J. A COPELAND, Secretary. ocOftdtweod

I'l.

Oaunaly, W&os & Co* Wholesale Grocers, 149 MEKEDIAN STREET, Opposite East and of UnJoe Jwaat

A very large

of iff

Prices.

Judge Storer rttarraff W He

ssr&xssz

ha had no thing to do; hut the statute was *xpUritT and no otber decision could be reached. fftoertwflo“T rYsUrthf to whksh hooould rfwr ifi tt* teira P«^d b7 (jongrese jHk regard to ttese Issues, he would N owjsotwlthstaadlng the law, md tbe do* brofifht this aetloB. TWy waatad to plara

HPICTOtAL HID dlUT I9S1C S^Y 1 f^*ia.’3S?5S3 7 , SSS . every complaint that flesh Is heir to.

«. ere re v rxvtoerw -m * t i f* \ w. m B. ttijtitii, xnprietasB *>i

BAILY A CO w DrugHoua,

NO. S MORRISON’S BLOCK,

raff toes

many yean have been effectually cured by tbe us# of only one hex of this Ota*-’ went. Bums, Scald*, aad Old Sores, it heal* ia a very short me. Price 54 Onus per Box. it not sold by your Druggist, ■end 00 cents to Johnson, Holloway * Cowdea, Philadelphia, a box will he sens free of postage tossy address.

h is a Blood Purifier

FOUNPCRY.

Agents for tk* Sols if Osol OSL

WESTERN FOCNDBRY,

* CO.,

A. B.

OBSEEVE—None gennire without the signature sf the proprietors on the wrapper ef tech box.

FOB PISEAgB* OF THE

HOLLOWAY

(STEAM EIVGI3VES,

cb«,

PROPRIKTORB,

,j Cogtgtem XMotiUoitt toDiiffiftiitvim

Foreign and. NO. 77 SOUTH :

reXZ

TV- if:

NO. MB Arch Ntroefi,

34 ■ -icaT .vraSspe-ap:- jS&Tt

fmJSjScSS f o5*mwcial.

ttmtrsnsiz

r* takr-Altted p ■

oiv aK-”,.jajKf - l

Fsom the Plttdbergh ****’*?*_ minamttr - AuatUar

AftMttem.

1

Bohrer’s Wild Cherry Tome fWYiltey. • > i

?* i V :

mmm:

'are

O

rrrr

O. 9<P

J > u •*

.hi -(

Situate at Riverside, Burltogtou county. New ' ie founded fbr the purpose of gratuitously

toe bobs of deceased Soldiers and See-

United States.

The Beard of Trustees consists of toe following well known oitisens of Pennsylvania andNew Je Hon. William B. Mann, District Attorney, Phil

adeiphia. R'kinsyIthdia.

Here Lewis R.*SroomaU,ex ChiefCoiner United States Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia,

CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

E. K. Crlttemoon * Co., Propriatore

TTAVING leased the property known as toe il WalnutSfivet House, and completed our

improvements upon toe same, it is now toor-

Hon. James M. Soovel, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey.

Henry Gorman, Esq., agent Adams Express,

be toe

Henry Gorman, KBq. Philadelphia, Pennsyiv J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy

CXAJKKNIHKN MOXfiUU

J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy, Coe A Co.. Philadelphia.

Tuabuet DnrsnntxNT. Wsaaamtea, D. C. April 18, 1841.—Office of Internal Revenue:— Having received satisfactory evidence that toe roceeds of the enterprise conducted by the Washington Library Company ” will be devoted to charitable usee, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether Mere special tax or other duty. K. A ROLLINS. Commissioner.

r to see our friends and

guarantee the aocom1DON to be equal to ' Hotel in the city.

rgph efitoe ‘|_^ e ( ^2OT’KKDEN A CO.

any Hotel in SSR'*'

MANHATTAN HOTEL MCMMAE ST MEET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Park NEW YORK.

USX

itmrleyN feariittpnrUUt.

This is the

root ana

rue extract of the

.d t' > effect a

the pure and genuine extract of the will, ou trial, he found t effect a cer-

tain and perfect cure of the loll', wing complaints and diseases: AUections of the Bones, Habitual

Cos'iveness, Debit»tv,Syphilu>,Sorofula, or King’s

Evil, etc., etc.

Hurley** Ague Toreic.

Perfectly reliable. The only remedy for Chills

enuusy v/uavva a/.v vtonjug xw Wi kt remedies without benefit; but in Hurley’s Ague Tonic failed to effect

ao case has a cure.

CremAy.

As this Is really best and most | Perfectly tasteless.

Hurley** Mtoiuacfe HiUerw.

For Debility, Loa- of Appetite, Weakness,! „ digestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of action of 1 Liver, or Disordered stomach, there are no B

la-

toe

Liver, or Disordered Stomach, there are no Bitters that can compare with these. For sale by

all Druggists.

Jtttt»^Mu«idH> * Vo., Prwp'ra.

41 Bullitt Street. Louisville, Ky. set>16dmoaAsathw3m

ssociation have appointed as Receiver*, ■MHgEORGE a. COCOfE A CO., S3 South Third street. fhHanelphla, whore weU known integrity aad business experience will be a sufficient guarantee that the money iatrusted ^HmwUl be promptly applied totheparmta

N. HUGGINS, Ereprieter. A. J SMITH. Clue. sepfii <Uv

WOOtNW FACTODY

Philadelphia. Feanaylvania, May 95,1817. Te the Officers aad Memhers of the Washiagtoa Library Ca.N.S. READ, Seeretary. Oa reeetpt el your fever ot the

H5MEMADB GOODS.

aad haring

red his favorable opinion legality, and sympathizing

with the benevolent object e< your sreociatioa.

to regard to ito

All persons wishing to ^practice ECONOMY OHO PBI1IIMW001M FACTOR!

teShflren^oMaalSM^IfftaSoraatUssISrare

side Institute, we have concluded to accept the

our boat efforts to promote aa

WEST END OF WASHINGTON ST U SOUTH SIDE.

artist, and te J

“k—*-*■ ‘■■aa'ifcggfc.Tco.

Ato “^TKSliT5>“

TO BUT THEIR

Blankets, Flannels, Tarns,

JEANS AND CASSHMEMMS*

LL ef which we make and sell at RETAIL

ATToawxro XT LAW.

A IfiXd Dfr— — - - -- -

J3L muck oheaper Ulan the sam$ quality can

d<8 bought

i el&e where.

aovldSm MERRITT A COUGH1KX.

Attoraevs sit Lew,

cmw» wowks. NEW AEBANY

CLASS WORKS.

J. K HARVEY.

Attornevs fit Law,

fta SM

J. B. FORD A SON,

WtNMW BLASS,

• a: T5e'4r

wnsnow oluumb.

‘tl-'W

It^Nr

2 #3 !V

-/v y ..

^r.i Jt-, 5

caA itkMH to

IDR. OOTJDEiT,

Gt UautavtUe,

W a ?u» , “ ra *

celebrity ia Louis-

eoy hi

^ u t the State by his great

success iu the treat]

C -A N O E R. The Doctor removes Caacer without Pain or the use of the knife, and ia addition to this he treats ail CHRONIC LISEAbhS with great success.

vety^Bemarkable Case of Cancer Cured.

W. V. Couden, of Louisville, By.

I wish te make a statement to toe public oi the

him under the Doctor’s care. The cancer was a large one, involving almost the entire

appeared to be of aver

very large cheek, it a

character, red a rapid growth, an

for about three y

ry malignant red had been

coming for about three yens. Tbe Doctor made re application, which he continued but a short tune, which did not appear to produce hut comparatively little pain to asy sou. The applicacion appeared to leave the cancer ia adead state, and in a few days it sloughed out. lea vis “ surrounding parts iu a healthy condition, i has since been successfully healed, and he i

leaving toe

has since been successfully 1heatodTand he is sow entirely free from pain, and is aow perfectly well, and my little son is very proud ef being

cured.

1 have seen and heard of a great number ef cases cured by Dr. Louden’s treatment, red in the strongest manner I recommend him to all those who are so unfortunate as to he afflicted with cancer. I would advise all persons afflicted to stake ae delay in securing Dr. feuds’* treatment. as I believe his treatment to be lees painful andjGMraperfof te any^ other physician in.the

Jars ore addr county, Tennessee.

superior no aay esoer pnyoician in.uxe atro^Anyone desirin^frutber partiou■eunessee.™* ** H **“csf^AYIL*

We, the undersigned, are acquainted with C.

8. Paya, and know that his

oessfttlly treated by Dr. W. C. Coudea, of tkis city, aad from what we are ab’e to judge from

the appearance of the ohUd, it was wiraiy a vary

remarkable success.

iO. V WICKS, No. KB West Mata streak.

GEO. W WICKS, No. 104Wert 1 W.M.GRUBB. ) Commission]

M-Jk. HARDIN.J centerWa4 _

and Second dRaskfi. o 9M West Main streak. No. ID West tt.t. st.

Can be consulted at National Hotel, or Offioe. Third and Main street. P?ttOffio^h«i,

corner Third and Main st 414. Louisville, Kentucky.

V ,

\ A ^

V . S

' jv ♦ ^

TO YOUNG MEN.

ppoamsk Seminal

its red remove t

■end 95 cento t LanlaviUe. E< Haring imd ally, patient*

to GAL

.aatucky

Losses, te conquer hadhah--EN'BH^tDDIsAiSR^

of a

tin

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