Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1867 — Page 4
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Amusements taio evening. MKTKOPOLITAN THEATER - The Three last Men. Tn-dny’o Advertisements. Metropolitan Theater.—M. T. Lingham, man* nger. in Bankruptcy—.lohur Collins, of Riles town‘■hip. Ocla^'Hre county. In Bankruptcy—Kmanucl Haugh, of imlinnapolis. In Bankrupted -IMiioeas Y. ( Hunt, of Imlia inpon?. Hair Ite-torer — Uoek’s Excelsior itair liestirer Wanted Boarders—At 171 Davidson street. Wanted—Agents for the life of Jeff.I>n\Is. Masonic—A. and A Kite—Meeting of Aden* "'am Grand Lodge of 1’erfcctlnn this evening. Iluslnese Notices. Mr., .-v A Allen'' Hair Kestorer. Washington Llhrary Company Oysters—O. T. porter. The Best—Barnes' oysters Thanksgiving—Oysters at For'cr''. Hop—Bismark Hall. I.tmeh—Bnrgelt A Florence ( hra]) Goods—At Parker’s. l.ung and Throat Oiseasi"—Hr. I!. Hr-ovi. Wil- ' hams. Phalon's Night Blooming Ceretis. Saddle Kork Oysters—Ol. Jfoflltt. vt Korth Pennsvlvania siren. Furs Altered—New lurk Kur Manufacinring f ompany. Merchant Tailoring—G. H. ifeitknm. No. s Past Washington street.
CITY N E W 8 . Tho Bankrupt Law. We have for sale the various blank forms f >f applications under the bankrupt law. Attorneys and others desiring any number of these blanks, will please send in their orders at
Or.ee.
IB' The postotllec will be open on Thursday‘.iStb, thanksgiving day, from Lino to ten oYje.ek a. vt., and closed during the rest of the
day.
* <'i'he co-igregations of the Second, Third and Fifth rresbyterian ehun hes will unite in lliank«giving services this day, commencing at half-past ten o’clock, in the Third Fa shyte rian Churcb. Ihoaching by JIcv. Mr.
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'I tiANKSfiiviNo Discopuses.—We shall be exceedingly obliged to the clergymen of the city who pre h Thanksgiving discourses today, if they will furnish us a copy of their sermons or an abstract of the same for publication to-morrow. PERSONAL.—Dr. JS. 1>. Cruikshank, of Harrrison, Ohio, Is stopping at the Palmer House. Tho Doctor is looking well, and is fast recovering from the Injury teoeived in this city some three years ego. — ^ 0 - ■ Free Lunch.—Bargett A- Florence will give a splendid turkey supper to-night, at their rooms over Burk’s saloon, corner of Wall and Pearl streets. After the supper there will be a free concert, and other amusements. There will be no discount on the
supper.
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Thankmoivinc. Lunch.—John Huegie, No. 13 East Washington street, will set an elegant free lunch this morning at ten o'clock. Oyster soup, turkey stuffed with oyters, and other delicacies, will be furnished for the establishment. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. UTMeteorological reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. KUtun, M. D., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm. Dew nt.Th Rain NOT. 93.9 P. M . 99.54 41 5 39 3 98.7 A.M... 89.43 40,5 88.5 •' 28, 2 P. M. 99.32 48. 49 0.C5 IGT The friends in the county of ciinton ar» wide awake to the cause of Democracy. They are organizing and preparing for the contest. They have greatly Increased the circulation of the Weekly Herald, and from present Indications will come In for one of the largest pre- - miums offered. Thanksgiving.—Lehrltter & Co, of the Capital Restaurant, No. 14 East Washington street, have made extensive arrangements for a Thanksgiving feast. In addition to the ordinary supply of the market, they have rabbits, quails, squirrels, and Maitby’s celebrated Baltimore oysters, all of which will be served up In the superior style for which this establish, ment Is distinguished. All thankful people are Invited to be on hand at ten o’clock this
morning.
CRIMINAL COURT.—The grand jury brought In an Indictment against Harry McDill for grand larceny. He plead guilty and was sentenced to ten years In the penitentiary, fined one dollar and disfranchised two years. A true bill was found against George Johnson for the robbery of Fielding Beeler. Lewis Washington and William O’Neal, for counseling acd assisting In a marriage between colored and white persons, were arraigned
for trial.
Illjab Hamilton and Archie Hamilton were arraigned for the robbery of Louis Helle. Daniel Rooney, William Rush and James Anthony were Indicted for grand larcery. Amateur Dramatic Performance.—The arrangements for the dramnic performance for the benefit of the Hebrew Benevolent Association are all complete and the entertainment will take place on Friday evening, at Morrison’s Opera Hall. The curtain will rise at eight o’clock precisely. The beautiful play of “Retribution” has been selected for the occaelon and with two exceptions the performers are amateurs. Those who have attended the rehearsals say the caste Is good and the performance promises to bo very Interesting. After the dramatic performance there will be a dance. Tickets $1, to bo bad of tho committees and none will be for sale at the place of performance. We understand that Miaa Kate Fletcher and Mrs. Fisher, of the Metropoiitan, have, by permission of Mr. Llngham. kindly volunteered to play tho respective fe-
male parts.
•apremse Cwssrs wf IwMlaaa. November 27,1867. Hod. James fi. Frazer, Chief Justice.
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652. Thom peon vt. Greenwood, Lagrange C.
C. AHrmoL ElHott, Judge.
•1«. Newkirk vt. Bonen «4 al Leporte C.
C. Reversed. May, Judge.
Ml. Ml# and MMadppt Railroad Company vt. Haameraiy. Martin C. C. Reverted. R &. J Qnanmetis ■eotbern Turnpike Comm. the Male on relation of ProeeeuUng O.C* Reversed. Grecoee vt. Loomis «t oL Cam C. C. ReFrazer, Chief J ostlcs. ZUMt^Jodfo,
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•f UMfm«lam»fwlts ■nmevnhnmt fetety. Tbs tMHymnumd aRnimuT of the IndlanapeUi Benevolent Society wMI bn held at the First Prssbyterlan church this evening at seven o’clock. Thera are thousands of peer people who stand randy te give thalr testimony and raise then voiemln support of this meat benevolent society, from whom hand* they have received so many favors. Tea following constitution was adopted many yean age, which we submit to our readers. GOD'8 PROMISES TO THE POOR AND HELPLXS6. Psalms D, 18. The seedy shall not always be forgotten; the expectation of the poor shall not perish forever. Psalms 68,10. Thou, O, God, bast prepared of tby goodness for the poor. Psalms 69. 88. The Lord hoareth the poor. Psalms 182,15. I will satisfy her poor with bread. Psalms 14,30. Tho first bora of tbs poor sball teed; and tbe needy sball lie down In safety. Psalms 72,2. He sbsll judge tby people with righteousness, and to poor with judgment. • Psalms 72^ 12. He sball deliver the needy when he crleth. The poor, also, and him that hath no helper. Psalms 72,18. He shell spare the poor and needy, and shall save the souls of the needy. Psalms 102,17. He will regard the prayer of tbe destitute, aad not despise tbeir prayer. Psalms 107, 41. He settetb tbs poor on high from affliction, and maketh Ms families like a flock. Psalms 113,7. He ralseth up the poor out of tbe dust, and lifteth the needy out of the dunghill. Jeremiah 211, 13. Sing unto the Lord; praise ye the Lord; for He hath deUverecnhe soul of the poor from the hand of tho evil door*. Job 4; 15,16. He >aveth the poor from the sword, from their mouth, and from the hand of tho mighty; the poor hath hope, and iniquity stoppeth her mouth. Job 36, 15. He delivereth the poor in hi* affliction, and openeth their ears in oppression. James 1,2. Hearken my beloved brethren, bath not God chosen the poor of this worldrich in faith and heirs of the kingdom which he hath promised to those that love him. Luke 16,25. Abraham said son remember, what thou In thy lifetime receivedest and likewise Lazarus evil things; but now he is comforted and thou art tormented. THE LORD’S PROMISE TO THE VATHXRUCSS aw WIDOW. F«»du» 02,22,23,24. Ye shall not afflict any widow or fatherless child. II thou afflict them m anywise and they cry unto me I will surely hear their cry. And my wrath shall wax not and I will kill you with a sword, and your wives shall be widows, and children fatherless. He doth execute tbe judgment of the fatherless and widow and loveth the stranger In giving him food and raiment. Psalms 10, 14, 18. Tbe poor commltteth himself unto thee; tbou art tbe helper of tbe fatherless. To judge the fatherless and the oppressed that the man of tbe earib may no more oppress. Psalms 08, 5. A father of the fatherless and a Judge of tbe widow, Is God In his holy habitation. Psalms 146, 0. The Lord relieveth the fatherless and widow. Proverbs 15,25. The Lord will destroy the house of the prince, but he will establish the border of the widow. Proverbs 23,10,11. Remove not the old landmarks; and enter not Into tbe fields of tbe fatherless. For their redeemer is mighty, he shall plead their cause with thee. Jeremiah 40, 11. Leave tby fartherless children. I will preserve them alive; and let thy widows trust In me. Hosea 14, 3. In thee the fartherless flndeth mercy. GODS PROMISE TO THE CHARITABLE,THE MERCIFUL AND THE LIBERAL. Deuteronomy 15,10. Thou shalt thy noor brother and tby heart shall not be grelved, when thou glvest unto him, because that for this thing tbe Lord tby God shall bless thee In all tby works and in all tbou putteat tby band unto. Psalms 41,1,2, 3. Blessed is he that considerlth the poor; the Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. The Lord will preserve him and keep him allye and he shall be blessed upon the earth, and thou wilt not deliver him unto the will of his enemies. The Lord will strengthen him upon his bed of languishing. Tbou wilt make all his bod In Ms sickness. Psalms 112,9,5, 6. He hath disposed, He bath given to the poor; his righteousness endureth forever, his born shall oe exalted with honor. A good man showeth favor and lendeth; he will guide his affairs with discretion. Surely he shall not be moved forever, the righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance. Psalm 37; 25, 2C. I have been young but now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor Ms seed begging bread. He is ever merciful and lendeth, and his seed Is blessed. Prov. 9; 24,25, 27. There is that scattereth and yet Increaseth, and there Is that which holdeth more than is meet, and it tendeth to poverty. The liberal soul sball be made fat, and be that watereth shall be watered alto himself. He that diligently seeketh good procureth favor. Proverbs, 14, 21. He that hath mercy on the poor, happy is he. Proverbs, 11), 17. He that hath pity on the poor, lendeth unto the Lord, and that be hath given will he pay him again. Proverbs, 22, 9. lie that bath a bountiful eye sball be blessed, for he glveth of bis dally bread to the poor. Proverbs, 28,5, 27. He that by usury and unjust gain Increaseth his substance be shall gather It for him that will pity the poor. He that glveth to the poor shall not lack. James Blake, President. Gold Mining.—Articles of association were filed at the office of the Secretary of State this morning for the Walt)alia and Indianapolis Mining Company. Tbe capital stock of the company amounts to two hundred thousand dollars. The object is to mine for gold In Pickens county, South Carolina. The directors cf the company are John W. Burson, Thomas B. McCarty, Nathan Kimball, Nelson Trusler and Samuel P. Wilson. It will be seen that our State officers are pretty well represented in the company, and they are quite sanguine of success.—irent'ii^ Commercial, It Is time that the radical State officers of Indiana, were looking elsewhere for “pickens.” The gold mines of South Carolina will not save them. Their days are few. Thanksgiving.—This day has been set apart by the civil authorities for thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God for the mercies He has vouchsafed to us during the past year, and arrangements have been generally made for its appropriate observance. The leading business houses of the city will be closed, and religious services will be held in most of the places of public worship. Gratitude Is a sentiment which should inspire every heart, but It especially becometh a Christian nation to recognize the goodneee of Him In whom we live and move and have our being. The Metropolitan.—We w ere well pleased to see Miss Emllie Melville greeted with such a Urge and fashionable audience as that assembled at tbe Metropolitan last evening. The play of “Three Fast Men” abounding In wit, lun and sentiment, was well received and the audience seemed delighted with the performance. Miss Emllie Is quite a favorite In this city, and will continue to draw crowded houses during her engagement The entertainment ended with the “Female Minstrel Scene” which had the effect of sending the audience home in an excellent humor.
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Thanksgiving.—We regret that we nre unable to observe the day by an abegnation from business, but the newi is of such vast Importance we deem it necessary to give it to the public. We have received a large number of invitations to thanksgiving dinners, some of which we shall have to neglect, aa we are unable to dispose of more than one square meal at a time,but we are none the lesa thankful for the kind remembrance. The dlsappointed will be remembered upon some future occasion. Base Ball—The closing game of base ball will take place this afternoon at two o’clock, on the grounds of the Western Base Ball Club, betweaa two picked nines from among the beat players of tbe city. This is expected to be an unusually attractive game,and great interest la manifested by the balliata of the dty. A large attendance Is looked for, the invitation to attend being general. tST A woman who has figured in the police court on several occasions called at the bouse of a certain policeman, on yesterday afternoon, aad politely asked him Into the street, threatening, at the seme time. If he left Me quiet domldl that she would cowhide Mm. Heo eluded not to venture out, aa the weather was damp, or elan didn’t wish a pugilistic encounter with his fair antagonist. Thanksgiving Ball.—To-night, Professor Gresh will give a ball at Waafaington Hall. The Professor .is well knows asa getter up of balls, and wa predict a large attendaaee. £v rrythlag, as usual, will ha conducted la superior style. Irntn must he arrmapanisd by ladles to ehtaaa admission. Tickets are put at the low figure ofgl a couple. German Aid Bocirtt,—The Mannerebor aad Turn Yerem will gtaa a grand veeal aad Instrumental eoneart aad tableau, at Kerrieon's Opera Han, am evealsg; fer the benefit of the Goman Aid aoetoty. The entortotament will be rary latereefe*, aad the proceeds wU gs to a worthy ehfeet. We hope fee hag wlH be crowded. mtheasltoaef thegly toarteManwailbeeudby irosd Company, that the coed to let wall enough x--k; —-
Tie® W«w Wnrlc HmdMln Back to the largest, finest, fattest, cheapest and best Oyster In the world, and can be furnished to families by the dozen, hundred or thousand, by Ol. Moflit, at the Branch Restaurant, No.' 24 North Pennsylvania street. • The Most Exgmtolte Gift which can be proffered to a lady ia a case of Phalon & Son’s Extract of tbe u Night Blooming Cereus.” As soon as introduced, this new perfume was recognized as the finest, the purest and tbe most permanent in existence, by the whole fashionable world tMs aide of the Atlantic. Phalon A Son, New York. Sold by all druggists. 28 2 Blew Remedies. New Treartaaemt. Those afflicted with Lung and Throat Diseases, Catarrh, Asthma, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Pslse^ Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy, Diseases of the Eye and Ear, etc., are informed that Dr. B. Brown Williams, a distinguished physician from the East, thirty years practical experience, is bolding free consultation at the Bates House. Hours nine a. m. to six p. M. Remember he lectures and experiments at the Masonic Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings of this week, where you may tee what you could not in a tour of three year* for fifteen cents, children ten cents. The Great Americas Hair Preparation, valued at home and abroad, a real Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) A great triumph of science. Mrs. S. A. Allen’s Improved, (new style.) Every druggist tells it. Price fil. 28 eod3 Barnett Oysters are the best. Buy none others. For sale at 21 North Meridian street, by O. T. Porter.
Social Hop.—Persoas who enjoy tripping the “ light fantastic toe,” should remember that Bismarck Hall will be illuminated this evening with the beauty of the city. All are invited to come and participate. Good music and good prompting, all under the direction of our young friend Richter. Thanksgiving; Oysters at O. T. Porter’s, 21 North Meridian street. liaach Extraordinary.—Barg;elt A Florence will give a Thanksgiving Lunch this evening at their popular place of resort. New cook, new eatables and new fun are the luxuries to be spread on this occasion. Lunch at nine o’clock. Corner of Pearl and Wall streets. Barnes* Oysters arc the best. At O. T. Porter’s, No. 21 North Meridian street. As a man named Hiram Price was walking along West Washington street, he was suddenly accosted, when opposite No. 30, by a stranger, who coolly proceeded to knock him down. We immediately rushel to the spot and inquired of a newsboy the nature of the row, when tbe urchin, putting bis fio gers to his nose with an impudent sideway motion, exclaimed: “ Old Hi Price Is knocked down at Parker's.” I>on't fail to bay a Caa oi’O. T. P. Oysters for Thanksgiving Dinner. For sale by O. T. Porter, No. 21 North Meridian street. The New York Far Yfanaflictaring Company make up their own furs into the latest style, and dealing exclusively in furs, enables them to sell to suit tbe times. JThF* Special attention given to altering ! rs. n28-dlm Has your (Son secured a Certificate of the Washington Library Company of Philadelphia, In aid of the Riverside Institute for educating orphans? Each certificate costs a dollar, with a beautiful engraving, worth more than a dollar at retail, and secure* besides, a present at the great distribution by the Company, and an equal chance that the present may be one worth thousands of dollars. He may be made rich through an act of benevolence. Read advertisement. We want it understood that the best* cheapest aad niceest fitting ■nit of Clothes to he had la the city caa he found at the old* popular establishment of G. H. Keitkam's* No. 8 East Washington street. He warrants a perfect fit, aad bavins lately returned from the East* with a new aad select stock, he knows what Is J ast the style. 28-tf Wittenberg; A Rnocbhaapt are offering Prints, Brown and Bleached Cottons, Canton Flannels and all other Domestics, at the lowest prices In the city. Save money at the City Store. 30-tf Hoots and Shoe*.—New Easts* new stock and new workmen, at Lintz’s Shoe Store. If you are hard to suit or have a difficult foot to fit, leave your order and they will make just what you want. You will never be urged to take what does not please you, and, if any person can please you in the style or fit of a pair of boots or shoes, the workmen employed at No. 25 West Washington street can. 16-tf
Banker's Cases michael & Williams’.
Todd. Car-21-tbstu
One thousand Shawls received to-day representing all sizes ot plaids and all colors. Go to the City Store for bargains. 30-tf Gold Pens—all warranted—at Todd, Carmichael & Williams', Glenn’s Block. 21-thstu Warranted Beal Nleerschaam Pipes and Cigar Tubes, at the Headquarters, by John A. Heidlinger A Co. 20-d2w Yew Style of Eadies* Calling Card at Todd, Carmichael A Williams’. 21-lhstu Factory Flannels. Jeans* Wool Yarns, are all sold at Factory prices, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street 30-tf Pocket Boeks at Todd* Carmichael A Williams’, Glenn’s Block. 21-thstu Good Agents Wanted in every county in this State for the following unapproachable instruments: Steinway A Sons* Pianos* Knabe A Co.*s Pianos* good cheap pianos, and Smith's American Organs* also, to canvass for the Western Musical Review, a monthly musical journal. Address, H. L. Benhax A Co., olO-dAwSm Indianapolis, Indiana. The Earnest aad best Selected stock of genuine Meerchanm Pipes and Cigar Holders ever brought in tMs city, which we offer at low prices. John A. Heidlingzr a Co. 20-d2w No. 80 Wat Washington street. Allen's Enng; Balsam causes the lungs to throw off the mstter that is collected over the air cells, and makes the patient breathe more freely and punfies the blood, gives strength to tbe body, ami tone to the digestive organs, heals the Irritated parts* and give life and health to the system. For sale by dealers In family medicine generally. 26dAwlw Eadies* Curd Cnees at Todd, Carmichael A Williams’. 21-thsta
White Mountains of New Hampshire art evidently a great Institution — vary high, heavy frosts, beautiful view, fear dollar dlanora. Bat the practical eye ef a certain fmawmd Drake saw those smooth faced rocks, and thereupon adhraed and varlsgsted tho bridle path to tho Tip Tog House wlflt^baT fem&iar A T.—1860—X. Plaatotten Bitters. This
raised the Ira of
sttks- . T~ " — < acha fflves ktolth and vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid ch^t.^ Debility It accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to* consumption, insanity, or epileptic fits ensue. Ear Beys.—We are opening today, a full line of Boy’s Cassimeres, cheap. Call and see them at the City Store. 30-tf Fer Nea-reteatlea er Incontinence of Urine, irritation, inflammation or ulceration of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostrate glands, stone hi the blodder, calculus, gravel or brick dust deposits, and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings, use Helmbold’s FIuid^Extract Buchu. 23 6 Blanket*! Blanket* Cheep I— Comforts made from the best materials, now ready at the City Store. 30-tf Fulmer’s 1-otfeoa — The Great Medicine for the Skin, cures without fail every kind of unsightly eruption of the face, or itching, irritating or distressing cutaneous disease, on any part of the person. 26dAwlw The “UnfertunsaSe** should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly Handsome! klesunt! Cheap! Dress Goods, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 30-tf Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions, of both sexes, use Helmbold’s Extract Buchu. It will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you to sleep well. 23-6 For Nottingham Ence Car talus, or beautiful embroidered goods, try the City Store. 30-tf Eunch Every Moraine; at ten o’clock, at Selking’s saloon, 33 North Pennsylvania street. oct7-Cm. The Headquarters for Beal Meerschaum Pipes, by John A. Heidlinger A Co. 20-d2w All shades of Eadies* Cloakings now on sale at the City Store. 30-tf Dress Good*)—Moritz, Bro. A Co.* No. 19 West Washington street, continue to display as fine a lot of dress goods as can be found in tbe West, and are making them up to order in a style that can not be excelled by any establishment in the United States, for accuracy of fit or excellence of workmanship. Superior ready made goods, maae .expressly for the establishment, on hand. 23-lw Children's Shoes ia great i riety, and all sizes, the best assortment in the city, at Lintz’s Shoe Store, 25 West Washington street. 31-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is StifeiltUtfl necessity? This question Is practically answered in tbe affirmative by thousands of physicians every day Sometimes they prescribe the ordinary forms of alcohol; sometimes tinctures which arc simply Inferior alcohol, more or less medicated; but no s sail proportion of the faculty give the preference to HOSTSTTEB’S STOMACH BITTERS as the most carefully prepared medicinal stimulant at present known. It is impossible forprejudice itself to be blind to the marked success with which this extraordinary tonic and alterative has been administered in cases of dtsfxfsi a during the last twentv years. If it were possible to canvass the whole country for cases in which it had effected a cure of this obstinate and agonizing disease, they would number millions. No wonder, then, that it has become a btaxdxbd midioinx in every State, city, town and village in the United States, and that names, the most distinguished in literature, art and science, are the vouchers for its remarkable properties. The immense manufactory at Pittsburgh, with its ex tensive storehouses, is the largest establishment of the kind in the country, and, probably, in the world. The amount of manual labor employed in the preparation of the Bitters, to aay nothing of the steam driven machinery, is greater than that of any other proprietary medicine establishment on this continent, and, by the blessing of Providence, the beneficial results of this une qualed tonic and alterative arc co-extcn«ive with its continually increasing sales. nov26deod w2w
TURftER’S TIC DOCLOUKEirX UR TFIIER’S TIC DOULOUREUX OR UNIVEBSAE. NEURALGIA PILE* UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL* A SAFR, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND ALL NSRYOU3 DISEASES. It is an unfailing remedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect cure in single day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic influence. Even the severest cases Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derangements of many years' standing, affecting the entire system, nre completely and permanently cured by it in a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost. It contains nothing iniurious to tbe most delicate system, and can always be nsed with perfect safety. It is in constant use by the best physicians, who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on receipt of 01 and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. TURNER A CO.. Sole Proprietors, 180 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. sep4 dam-cod
SAMARITAN’S GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Yes, a positive cure’’ for all diseases arising from youthnil indiscretions. Balsam Copabia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no smell nor unpleasant taste. Cure in from twq to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male package: f2; female packages 03. Sent by mail. Samaritan Root aid Herb Jiices
eruptions of the skin. This is no expe it is a well tested remedy in the Unit Hospitals, where these diseases as: their worst forms. Mild cases soon yield,
bottles will cure the worst. Try the Root and
ment—i States
where these diseases assume Mild cases soon yield. Six
of the
our
Herb Juices, and if it fails to cure any ol above, your money will be refunded by agents. Price $1 95 per bottle; or six bottles 07. J^p'Sold by Tomlinson A Cox, 17 East Wash-
ington street, Indianapolis. DESMOND A CO, Proprietors, 915 Race street, Philadelphia.
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Holloway’s rills and OintmentHealth and Happiness are the twin-sisters which reader existence pleasant and agreeable, for the enjoyment of life depends, in a great measure, on the state of the health. None need despair who suffer from dyspepsia, pulmonary affections, nervous disorders, ulcers, scrofula, piles or fl-tuias while these famous medicines offer not only an antido:e but a radical cure. They have had the most marvellous success in the worst types of diseases wMch afflict the human race, bold at all drugists. nov26 d A wl w
Solon Robinson, Rev. Bishop Scott, Prof. E. u. Yonmans, Frank Ricker, Lafe Develin,
iger save their cost in. clothing every year, besides saving on* half the time and two-thirds the laborof washing. You may prove their statements true by sending the retail price: Weaker, $14; extra Wringer, 09: and we will forward, to placet where no one ia selling, either or both, free of charges. It, after a trial of one month, you are not entirely satisfied, we will refund the money on the return of tbe Machine, freight free. Large discount to the trade everywhere. Address R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, „ _ . ■ stre€t ff ew York, or G. M. BALLARD, Indianapolis. nov25dAwlm
~ iEKCUL WOTiCKR. snr ' ism your CTOUOH. SELLER’S HUPEMaT C0U6H SYRUP Will effectually ear* Coughs, Hoarseness, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough, Influenza, and all diseases efthe Throat and Longs. It is mime I by Ml who here used it, fee meet pleasant and efficacious Cough Remedy ever introduced. It hae stood the test of Thirty tears, and con-
stantly grows ia favor.
jg* *°U»er should be without it ss’ssrsijjstfSTSssa,.
It is the most perfect Soothing Syrup for SORB THROAT and IRRITATRD LUNGS known ns hundreds can testify who have proved ita efficacy. It is prompt in in action, always safe, —^ can be given to the most delicate child with confi-
dence and success. R. R. SELLERS * CO.. Sole Proprietors, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
novll dflmeod
A Card to Invalid*. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered n safe aad simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or* gans, and the whole train of disorders brongh' on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompted by n desire to benefit the afflicted an unfortunate, I wiU send the recipe for preparln and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, anyone who need sit, ran op oaanen. Addre JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible House. feblS dlv New York City.
ITOH1 XTGXSU xromii SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! In from 10 to 48 hours. Wheaton's Ointment cores The Itch. Wheeton’s Ointment cures Sait Rheum. Wheaton's Oin ment cures Tetter. Wheaton’s Ointm.nt cures Barber’s Itch. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Old Sores. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Bvnxy kind of Humor like Magic. Price 50 cents a box; by mail, COeents. Address WEEKS A POTTER. No. 1% Washington street. Boston, Massrchusetts. For sale by all druggists, octl deodAwly
citi-HAAL- ial
got ftfirwlaekerie together, eot tone* Dy.LeU the Draggfea.. Dp*t. J0 ceettapgt Drake, and made H a peaal efimaeto plftte *«rTerk. Price ao cents aad fi.
artistic brash on their beloved Jrifek . Verily
feefiaearioareatAdieoeaBtlnBew felre. Query.—Did Dnffle pay them fee this
■plendld advenfeoMst?
Wfflgwlfei Wfflfewi i fiBgl %fet*ml toilet article—toper tor to Golpgae eed at half fee price. B dieedAnTW
Boats er Meet;*
aad still be
• jntr«r
it are audeeokef irkmea, st t mod-
yttoe! Sac* Boote aadnaw mMW at ttoti’% No. »*<
they refer yea to
led them for proof ef the above. Wf T - i** f' r V; ffitfttty
DR. TOBIN'S VENETIAN LINIMENT.
A HUMBUG. How often we hear this expression from persons reading advertisements of Patent Medicines, and in nine cases out of ten they may be right. It is over nineteen yean since I introduced jay. medicine, the YENETTIAN LINIMENT, to the public. I bad no money to toadvertiao it, so I left it for sale with a few druggists and storekeepers through a small section of the country, many taking it with great reluctance; hut I told them totei anyone have it, aad if it did not do all 1 statefien my pamphlet, no one need pay for it. In some stores two or three bottles were taken on trial by persons present. 'l was by maay thought crazy, aad that would be tho last they would see *f no. But I knew my medicine was no hum bog. In about two months I began to receive orders for men Liniment, some catting it my valuable Liniment, wh# had apfesed to sign areoeip* when I left it at their store. Nowmy sales are minions efbottiosyeariy.'aadaU for cash. I warrant it supariortoanyothar mfeU&ap fer the eareef Croup,IManhaa,Dywatary,COlie, Tom. Ring, Spasms aad Baa Winks ass, as an remedy. It
nally-
axteraaUy for Chronic Mumps, Frosted Feet,
Sores, Swellings, Sere Throats, eto, etu. Sold by
oaeu DOS
Rheumatism, B< t Bruise^ Spra hroats, etc., etc.
a - .
a bottie;
Bwrelt* BIbc Is a superior Ortid* of bluing put up ia three ■nee vials which is nglAytoktof feeptoeeaf fez Blue. WARRANTED HOT TO SPfflCK
‘i**.: n~
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Indianapolis, Wedxisday Evening,) November 31,1867. j Money—Tbe market continues about as at last quotations; we are not able, therefore, to note any change of importance. We quote exchange st par buying and V pre-
mium selling.
G»M "Ylf*Silver 180
Government securities—Very dull, though
without any change In quotations:
Buying.
United States sixes of 1881 1.12 “ “ 3-20's “ 1862 .107 •* “ - “ 1864 1.05 “ “ “ “ 1867 1.06 “ “ “ “ 1867 1.07 “ “ 10-40’s 1.00 “ “ 7 30’s, 2d series 1.05 <: « i. oh i. , n:
Setting.
140 1.36
Selling.
1.14
1-"SX
1.06 i in 1.03
1.02.1,' 1.06X 1.05*
3d “ l.Oi
Revenue stamps are sold in sums from 0109 to 0300 at three per cent, discount, and in sums over
0300 at four per cent.
Monev—A shade ea-ier, at 6Sn p»r cent., for
for call’loans
Sterling—Quiet at 9S9\', go.’d or for first class Gold—Without change, of interest, opening at
39*. falling to 38 and dosing at 39’.,.
Expsrts of spee’e. 0138 0 0.
rnment Stocks—Quiet, and without de-
■ha
Buying.
.. 113 l.07=, 105>, 1.05*s
:\n . . .1.09 s , . 1.05.,
Selling.
US. 1 . 1.08,'. 105,** 1.06i,'
1 08 1.08
xpsr
Government Stocl
cided change
Coupoas oflfSl
“ 1862
“ “ 196k
“ “ 1865 “ “ - cow “ “ IStiT 10 40 s 7-30’s
Wheat,$2 25; Corn, 60a65.j. for now; do. oH, ear, 81c.; Oats. 50c : Bye, 01 35; Barley, 01 95®
135; Buckwheat, 01®1 25.
Flour—Family flour is quoted at 012® 13, the latter for best quality. Buckwheat, 05 75®6; Cornmeal, 0175 for new; 02 for old; Graham, 0C 5008: Middlings 010 per ton; Bran 025 per ton;
Shlpstuffs, 030035,
Pork—The weather is still dreadful for slaughtering. although all our bouses were operating to some extent in the forenoon. The offerings are still very free and prices remain the same.
New York market. Sew York, Wednesday, November 27. Cotton -Is dull and lower, with sales of 1,800 bales at for middling uplands. Flour—Receipts, 9.92S barrels; the market is dull and drooping; sales of 7,200 barrels at 07 75(38 50 for superliue State at >! Western; 09 00010forextra State; 08 90011 75 for extra western; 09 20012 50 for round hoop Ohio; 03 50010 00 for common SL Louis; 010011 50 good do.; 011 50015 for good to choice do.; closing quiet; Cmitfonot* dull and heavy; sales of 675 bags at011013 25 and 14 small parcels by way of tbe Isthmus. Rye Fleur—Sales ot 250 bushels at 07 000 9 ot>. Whisky—Nominal. Wbeai. — Kecepts, 41,060 bushels; market dull and droop!ng;wlth sales of 48,000 bushels of No.3 spring at 02 12013; No. 3 spring at 02 2602 29; Nos. 1 aad 3 white Michigan, including T ,000 bushels at f3 00. Rye—Quiet. Barley—Active and very firm; sales of 3,900 bushels at 01 6101 67^ Canada West ; and 01 50 for western and Canada East. Market quiet. Peas—There are 1,600 Canada peas are on hand; sales at 01 40. Corn—Receipts, 30,888 bushels; without decided change; it is offered at 01 30 for new western yellow. Oats—Receipts, 26,500 bushels; the market heavy; soles of 21,000 bushels at 07908O^c. for Western In store and afloat; also 20,000 of Western, first half for December, at 70c. Wool—Steady and quiet; sales of 10,800 pounds at 38040c. for uomestic fleece. Leather—Quiet and unchanged. Coal—By auction to-day, 60,000 tons; sales of Scranton at 07 6507 80 for steamer; 08 00 3 70 lump; 03 8004 05 grate; 04 0504 70 egg; 0505 25 siove; and 03 5004 05 chesnut. A marked decline. Rye—Quiet. Coffee—Quiet. Sugar—Firm; with sales of 200 hogsheads Cuba at 12012»^c. Molasses—Steady; with small sales of Cuba at 41c. Hops—Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum—Quiet, with sales of crude at ll>£c; refined bonded at 26c. Pork—Opened firmer and closed heavy; sales 750 barrels at 020 95021 15 for mesa, closing at 020 95 regular; 018 25019 for prime; 019 75 020 for prime mess. Beef—Firm and in fair demand; sales of 466 barrels at previous prices. Beef Hams — Firmer; Bales of 270 barrels at 025029 50. Tierce beef; sales at 030 50033 for prime mess, and 035096 50 for India mess. Cut Meats—Quiet, with sales of 200 packages. Bacon—Steady; snles of 75 boxes in the city at 12012}£c. and 500 boxes of Cumberland cut and short ribbed for December at 10)40 Hogs—Sales 8)401Oc. for sheulders; 12)40 14c. for hams. Dressed are heavy,at 809%c. for western. Lard—Firm and quiet; sales of 300 pounds at 12)4013)4c.; small lots 13=4c. Butter—The market is steady i sales aft 200 40e. for State. Cheese—In moderate demand; talcs at 110 15c. Freights to Liverpool—Market steady; 40,' 000 bushels of gia'n at 8)4d. for com and 9d. per sail. LA' Flour—Cloead dull and declining* with limited speculative demand for the low grades. Wheat—Slightly in the bayen’ favoy, with moderate inquiry. Rye—Dull* with sale* aft 01 68 for Western. Oats—Quit t, with salsa at 78)4080Jie. afloat and in store for Western. Core—Dull; sales at 01 8401 36 for mixed western tn store end afloat Pork—Doll and heavy; salsa aft 020 66020 75 for mess, cash, and regular. Cut Meats—Dull and unchanged. Bacon—Slightly in buyers’ favor with moderate demand. Lard—Quiet, wife sales al 130ifi)4e. for fair fe prime steam and kettle leocfcind. cinetnnan market. Cincinnati, Wednesday. November 27. Flour—Steady and not much done. Wheat—Steady and not muck done. Com—Firmer; sales ef new ear at 75c. Oate-Quietaf 65066c. Rye—Sales at 01 48. Barley—Urea at 0160. COtton—Dull and nominal; middling ■old at 14)4e. * Tobacco—Active; sales ef 196 hhds. trash and low Inn ot 062207 50; medium aodgood toga, 012015; medium to goad tear, 026; Item and choice, 035. Whisky—Steady and unchanged. Mem Perk—Active; all feat te offered taken 0 019 fer old; 022 for now. Lard—BeW at l$<e^ wife bayen al 12c. Been Nothing now and not mnah hero; held mere firmly. Bolter—Dull, wife sales of central Ohio at aftlfiX0iae.
How York !
the opea baard feia evening, both boards kaviag adjourned at ferae o’etoed, r.m, and bustaem oa th* street after feat hoar waa mod-
At hrif-ptat five tha prtees were: r^sssjrsffflsi.
kiaTHaa natfuic. eve.
MANUFACTCkED EMM
t lSHmACKW CKUMULATKfe
orate.
Canton,
Oil • TiNNBI LMT88K,
Wa,.*, 97)4; W abash, 38; Illinois Genteel, 7
JS1; Pittsburg, 83)4; Toledo, 102)4; Rock !► land, 9b)4; Michigan Southern. 80)4; MIs“hu* 94)4; New York Centra), 114; At-
as
AT THE
Roek laiiaad, new, —; Rock Island, preerred, —; Milwaukee aad St. Paul, —;
Sta 16 Pair. Oct, 1867. Pittsburg, —; Cleveland and Toledo, —.
Express Stocks — Merchants Union, 44; Adams Expresa, 79)4; American. 78)4; Weil*
Fargo A Co.,54; United States, 79.
Mining Shares — Dull, Gregory, 545; Eldorado, 140; Smith A Par mice, 220; Coodon, 45; SeuBender, —; Davidson, 70; Quartz HilL 140; Walkill,*-; Gregory,535; Edge Hill,
350; Rocky Mountain, —; LaCrosse, —; Beni —•
ton, —; Gunnell,—; American flag,—; Ken- _
tucky, —; United State* Petroleum,—; Ben- An,, atl other k,nas of Leather, for sale by
nehoff, —; Harmon, —.
Receipts ,at tbe sub-treasury, 04,447,508;
payments, 03,540,866; balance, 011,089,813.
tsggmtri&rsssx as, sa.“,si
st. Lewis mnrnet. ST. LOUIS.Wednesday, November 27. Tobacco—Steady and unchanged. Cotton—Nominally lower, but not over 14c. can be got for middling. Hemp—Very dull; sales at 02 7002 85 for dressed. Flour—Nominal and very small sales at 06 2507 for superfine; 08 50 for double extra; 010 75011 75 for treble; 012014 for fancy. Wheat—Very dull and - 5c. lower on all grades: sales or prime to fancy fall at 02 370 255; spring, 01 8001 95. Corn—Stady and sales at 96e. for old; 01 for new. Oats—Sales at 07@70c.; firm. Barley—Firm anu sales at 01 45@1 50 for choice. Rye—Firm and and sales at SI 300 1 35. Provisions—Dull and only a retail business doing. Mess Pork—Sales at 020 50021 for old; new 020 50. Bacon—Sales of shoulders at ll)i<\; clear sides, 15c.: clear rib. 15)4a.; dull and lower. Hogs—Higher at6)4@SJ4c.; number packed to date, 44,000. Hams—Sugar cured, 21c. Lard—Dull at 12)4e. for choice tierce; 13)4c. for keg. Whisky—No sales. Receipts—Flour, 1.750 barrels; wheat, 6,800 bushels; oatA 1,100 bushels; corn, 3.000 bushels; barley, 2,000 bushels; and rye. 100 bushels; hogs,— head. Weather cloudy and damp; another heavy rain storm last night.
—
Louisville market. Louisville, Wednesday, November 27. Tobacco—Sales of 39hogsheads: unchanged; lugs, $3 25; medium leaf, 023; selections. 023. Flour—Dull; superfine, 08. Wh- a—Inactive at 02 3502 40. Oats—Steady at 65066c. in bulk. Corn—Old shelled in bulk, 95098c; new ear 05075c. Ccflee—Declined 1c. Green Hams—S ties at 12c. Bacon—Sales of shoulders a! 12:.; clear rib sides, 15J4c. yack- d; uo dear sides. Lard—In tierces, 12)£012)4c. Mess Pork - Sales at 022 50. * AV hisky—In bond, 35c. Cotton—Sales at 14)^c. llogs—Firm at 06 5007. Receipts of hogs by rail, 1,050 head. Bulk Meats—Clear sides, 12c ; 'houldcrs,
10c.
River at a stand; 3 feet in th;-1 au.il by the
mark.
Raining alt day. Cleveland market. Cleveland, Wednesday, November 2c. Flour—Quiet and steady and in moderate request; held at 09 7501115 for double extra sprmg; 010 50012 for double extra red winter; 012 25014 for double extra and treble extra white. Wheat—Dull and market nominal; small sales reported; No. 1 red winter is held at 02 4002 45; No. ? do., 02 3002 85; No. 1 Milwaukee spring, 02 0302 65. Corn—Dull and 3lower ior old; steady for new; old No. 1 shilled held at 0102; new shelled, 97c. uajs—Dull and steady at 60001c. fur No. No. 1 State and Western. Rye—Nominally unchanged and the market quiet; held at 01500155 for 1; 01 3501 40 for State and Western. Barley—Quiet and firm; sales at $1 3501 40 for No. 2 Canada and State: 01 5001 55 for No. 1 do. * Petroleum—Quiet and nominal; free held at 43044c.; bonded is nominal at 23024: 1 . milvvwukee market. Milwaukee, Wednesday, November 27. Flour—Very dull; sales at 0S 7509 15 for city double XX; 03 5009 00 for country do.; extra, ; S08 50. Wheat—Dull; sales at 01 85*4 for No. 1; 0170 for No. 2; «1 64 for No. 3. Oats—Firm at6lc. for No. 2 Corn—Firmer at 01 04 for No. 2 old; 92c. for
new.
Freights—Firm and 10c. to Buffalo; 16c. to
Oswego.
Receipts—Flour, 3,300 barrels; wheat, 52.000 bushels; oats, 2,800 bushels; corn, 2,800
bushels.
Shipments—Flour, 2,300 barrels; wheat, 3.000 bushels; oats, — buektls; corn, — bushels
Toledo market.
Toledo. Wednesday, November 27. Flour—Receipts 2,100 barrels; the market is
dull.
Wheat—Recelptt 4,800 bushels; the market dull and drooping; amber held at 02 50, without buyers. ; Corn—Receipts 24,500 bushels; old dull and new a shade lower; sales of No. 1 Wabash at 01; Michigan, 01; new, 90c. Oats—Receipts 2,400 bushels; lower; No, 1, e9c.; Michigan, 58c. Rye—Sales of Michigan at 01 33. Barley—Quiet. Hogs—Sales at 06 2207c. Lake Freights—Propeller asking Sc. on corn to Buffalo. Hew York Dry Geode Market. New York, Wednesday, November 27. The most important incident connected with the trade is the closing up of Maizon & Doree. After a lapse of 23 days the reason given is insolvency in’prlces of goods. There is very little change to be observed in the staple styles, and business is only 13j£015)^c. for heavy brown sheetings. Fine goods m brown are weak and certain styles can be bought from first hands at reduced figures. The same is true of medium bleached muslins. Brown drillings are scarce and firm at 15016)£c. Inside prices for large lots for shipment. Brown and bleached canton flannels are scarce and are held with more firmness. As print cloths and calicoes are at 12)4013)4c. for standard and best, it makes delaines in good request at 16017c. for old styles, and 19c. for new pat-
terns.
am — Pkllatieipkik Market.
Pbiladelphia, Wednesday, November27. Petroleum—Sa'es of crude atl6)4c.; refined
“fcur-
•8 50.
Wheat—Heavy; sales of prime red at $2300 2 30; white. 02 6002 80. Corn—Sales of mixed Western at 0135; yrito Oa£-SleB to 76078c. Barley—Sales of Western at 01 50. Provisions—Dull.
-Dull and sales of superfine at 07 50
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WATCBCS, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Siluer Ware, feted Ware,
'AMD
Spectacles. /"\UR stock embraces a large and varied assortneat of Gold and Silver American aad Swiss Watches of all sinee aad qualities; Diamonds; flae and medium grades of Jewelry; Pure Coin Silver Wnrei. Plated Porks, Spoons and Hollow Ware, Gold Peas. Gold andnilver beaded Canes, Clocks, Table aad Pocket Cutlery. Matcfoaaaker*s Twain anti Materials* etc.* ate * wklck we off or at wrlcaa os lew os oar raopemslMe teaaoe Bast or West, at wholesale aad retaiL
AWARDED THE
rifeST PfeKMllIM
Rikbep BelUag, Htsft fit PaekiBg,
Genuine Cotton filled.
PACE’S PATENT IACE LEATHER,
JOHM FUBBACK, 125 South Meridian Street.
nov26 d3m topcoMthp INDIANAPOLIS.
MEDICAL.
d^wright's Tar Syru*’
“Facts are stubborn thines,” savs the old proverb, and Id these alone do we intend to deal in presenting WEIGHT'S TAR SYRUP to tbe public. All know the recessitv of guarding against t olds, as well as the necessity for taking the proper remedies when the Colds are upon us. We say, without learof contradiction, that th* superior of Wright’s Tar Svrup for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, colds. Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, does not exist. Below are testimoni‘Is from persons, some of whom are known in all parts of ihe country : Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Editor Forney’s Philadelphia Press, writes: Puiladxlpbia, July 10,1867. Dear Sir: Last Christmas, for the first time in y^Ufe.^I was much afflicted by a very severe
lie more 1 coughed the worse f did it. By i I then considered an accident, but now believe to have been a Providence. I was induced to try Dr
W right's Tai
Syrup, purchased from vo
’ I ’ uhol'j
try Dr.
- . - . >u, and
was greatly relieved in two days, whoVy cured In ten. it is not unpleasant to the taste, which *” " good point. Many years ago, reading my through an old library, I came across the
helically
go. that » wav,”
and among these were two treatises in which he s' rongly advocated the use of Tar, as curative of many diseases from Catarrh to tbe plague. I was then struck with the cogency of the go. d Bishop's
w sure—from the efficacy ation of the same remedv—
ere entirely correct Yours, truly.' R. SHELTON MACKENZIE, L.L.D.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
I checi flicted Fourth
Thomas
id it to all persons JESSE R. WALK Eit,
and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia.
Winmiil. butcher, iu Second Street
Market, Philadelphia, writes:
Aftersuffering fortwo years with Consumpti and constant he morhages, I was induced to try I
Wright’s Tar Syrup. '
health returned^ and I
my business.
8. S. Stevens, Druggist. Rea' Mr. J. J. Kromer: Tbe g: urchased about three week
1 »* V J V caz O »» ItlA VO Il~ ll LU 1/1 V/IA ages, I was induced to try Dr. " Alter using six bottles,
am now able to attend to Reading, Pa., writes:
ss of Tar Svrup
,rly all
it. i am selling largely ol it, and with muc isfaction to my customers. Wright's Tar Syrup is soldbv all Druggists and Country Storekeepers. Price $1 per bottle. One bottle will check tbe most aggravated Cough.
i/poMER? oyf * Best iu the World. ^
Natural. Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest iu the World—will give satisfaction to all. JOHN J. KROMER, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, nov25 deed A wly Sole Proprietor.
CLOTHES WRINGER.
THE
Universal Clothes Wringer Has been awarded the First Prcmim at tbe following Fairs:
New York Pennsylvania. Ohio Michigan
Indiana. Wise nsin 1865
Missouri
New Hampshire Del. and Md.—inter-State
New Jersey.. Vermont Iowa Minnesota.... Kentucky Illinois New Englanc
Mechanics’ Institute, Boston Conn. River Valley Champlain Valley American Institute, New York
The ‘ UNIVERSAL” is the only Wringer ever awarded a First Premium at the great Fair of the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The above is the largest First Class Premium List ever obtained by any article whatever oi American manufacture, and more than FIVE
iVEtiS \L Vt RINGER at the times specified. We do not attempt to mislead the public by advertising an old list of premiums, without date, by the W. M. Co., manufheturers of,” etc., taken mostly on Power Wringers—combined Wringers and Washer, ana other articles not now iu the market for family use—as is done by some of our would-be competitors. •vex 800*000 ef ike Uatvenal Cletkes W flatters
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Have been sold, which is more than the sale all other Wringers combined, and the late i provements oa the “UNIVERSAL,” havegre. increased the sale. Sold to Dealers, Jobbers, a the Trade everywhere. ?brated “Doty Clothes Washer;” also. Lightning aeat Chopper” always on ale. Terms Circular free.
nor* dStawAwfm
G. M. BALLARD. Agent for Indianapolis.
WATCH
I MO Gold Ladies* \Z Mhi^ttaaeoiB 8Ur»*Walch« s 9 M0 Hunting Silver Wnaehea 6,000 assorted Wtoekee all kinds
are tee vexy fosse
faSS&S ri SS^Stomera Will taattl». _ , Gold, Sttver, Steel. Plated aad AlbataSpeete..at -T - *- . ?S£Sfsuris^«i<»«;
01,000,000 IS WATCHES!
For sale on fee popular
ONE TOICE EEAJV,
Giving every pakrea a
Handsome and Reliable Watch
•For fee low price of Tea Dollars,
Without Regferd !• Yfelue, A ND net to be paid for uniats perfectly satiefho. uto Solid Gold Hunting Wafees.. ftob to 0LQOO 100 Magic Case Gold Watches MO So too 100 Ladies' Watches, enameled... .100 to 300
MO Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches 9M to
MO Gold Hunting English Levon. .M0 to
KtffiSS51‘J£8S. w, 8?’*i85 S SSllKSasS3k5Ean”"’ ,, “ ‘
5» wom LuigtetfST:
HinorWJTtH flUTEK.
Maxiaxa a» 1
X. Y. Limram
Of Mss*; Dree
UKj VIBUVfJ *
Gafirtr. tot
Offloe opaa from nina A. M„ tiU twelve M. X* ®-—to* Gallery has been set at We for fee exclusive use of colored persoas. Fourth night of fee engagement of fee charming
young Comedienne aad Vocalist,
M188 EMIL1E MELVILLE THREX FAST MEM, or the Female Robinson
Crusoes; wife fen great Minstrel Scene.
Tkusfey Iveiii*, Itmtor 28*
The Protean Extravaganza, entitled
THE THREE FAST HEN; •r* Tfo# Fesaale fesfolmsem Crassse.
Jennie Fair love, i Vrau Kladeropooken, '
Jemima equasn Bunk,'
Master Mose, Harry Helm,
Signor inn Emelina Etlverina,
, with longs
Wife song*, kiss Melville
With Songs, Dances, etc. tt^“Satuday at two P. M , Matinee. . Friday, Benefit of Emily Melville-Poea non ias. w AM*’Saturday, Emily Melville Matinee-Three Fast Men. Songs, Dances, etc.-Miss Melville in six characters. ® —A portion of the Gallery has been set aside for the exclusive use of coloeid 'Ifson*
A MUSE M ENTS. kale and Female Costumes
MUSIC. im: it s i o
H. L BENHAM A CO.
WHOI.KSAI.IC AND KKTAH.
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