Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1867 — Page 4
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^mueettienta tbls ETealiiR. METEOPOUTAN TOEATKE—The SomnamhulUt, and the Burlesque Black Crook. To«day’o AdTeruaeaaeiitXt Metropolltau Thcelcr—M. V. Llngham, atnnger. Btsalaeaa Notlcea* . .IVushiugton Library Company. Phalon's Night Blooming Cercu». Cuswell’s Cod Liver OIL Aurtlou—silver ware, by William E. Feathcrstoa. Toys, i tc —Todd, Carmichael and Williams. Oil Landscapes—Toild, Carmichael an*’ Hams. I>r. B. Brown williams—At Wallace’s Block, gnlek Sales aji t Small Profits—Gall and Bosh.
CITY N E W 8 ■ Tbe BanKrupt Law. We have lor sale the various blank forms i'ov applications under the bankrupt law. Att>rneys and others desiring any number of those blanks, will please send In their orders at oner. Tawneblp Meeting* The Democracy of Center Township, Marion County, will meet at the Court House In Indlauapolls, on Saturday December 7,1807, at two oulopk, for the purpose of selecting delegates to the County convention. Li. William Wilktsox, Chairman. j xT White river was frozen on Saturday. iiy There is a house on New Jersey street •aid to be haunted.
r3" William Bechtel, of Wabash county, has tiled a petition in bankruptcy. f*rBojs were skating on Massachusetts avenue gutters, Saturday.
KJ-How to conceal bad teeth: Keep your mouth shut. Ed?" Craig who murdered Warrenfelter at Oakland several months since, will be tried in the Criminal Court next Monday. — JjST Martha Fink was divorced from Daniel Vink at an adjourned session of the Common 1’lcas Court on Saturday. tiTfloralion Me FI ess appeared in the police tourt on Saturday and paid $0 30 for intoxication. f'T’Oas lamps ere being erected on Massachusetts avenue, beyond New Jersey street. A needed improvement. JElTThG County Commissioners meet to-day. llsreafter they will meet on the first Monday jry The grand jury on Saturday, found a bill against Charles Exlor for asaault and battery with Intent to kill. J-^T The Soldiers’ Flume at Knightstown . . . iiui.urea inmates, xne nnv building will bs completed in a short tunc. JUT C. R. W. Lull, of Chicago, and Theodore Fapen, of St. Louis, were appointed commissioners of deeds for Indiana, on Saturday. g3T In another column we print an important letter from J. D. Howland, Esq., clerk of the United States Court, In reference to bankrnptry. E3T Hattie Bishop, a witness in tbe case of the City vs. Anna Chambers, was arrested last night charged with perjury. In default of bail she was committed to jail. aSTIn the ease ef the City vs. Anna Chambers, charged with keeping a bouse of 111 fame, the testlaumy was heard on Saturday, and the argument of counsel will be heard tomorrow afternoon.
tST Dr. Brown Williams, who lectured at Masonic Hall last week, and gave evidence of tbe poeeesilon of unusual powers and knowledge, will lecture at Wallace’s Hall to-night and to-morrow night. EW In the resolutions of the Benevolent Society, nxbllshed on Saturday, the Secretary inadvertently omitted one, thanking the city and the Soeogerfest committee for their respective donations. The resolution was offered and acted upon with the others. jar* An adjourned meeting of the Young Men’s Christian Association will be held tonight. The meeting will be chiefly devotional. Tet one or two matters of great Importance may be presented, and a lull attendance of members is desired. £7* Mrs. Merritt, North Pennsylvania street, has received the Atlantis Msnthly for December. It has been long In coming, but is rather sore interesting than usual. Among other things. It contains the concluding chapters of the Guardian Angel. 3£7* In tbe criminal court, on Saturday, in the case of the State against George Johnson, charged with the robbery of Fielding Beeler, Esq., the court overruled the motion to quash tbe Indictment. The court also overruled the appjfeatf <m for'i~cdhtinuance In the case of
John Johnson
jgir Major John E. Simpson, has bean appointed assistant superintendent of the Terre Haute Railroad, Instead of Superintendent, ns tbe types made us say ou Saturday. Mr. Charles R. Reddle is the superintendent, and has his office at Terre Haute, while Mr. Simp-
son is located here.
IST The New Albany Commercial, speaking of the Wilballa and Indianapolis Gold,
miffing Com pony, says:
The stockholder*, it will be seen, are prtn-
Tho register wtti Ex the time lor the hearing and cause pubUe action to be made by a slaglo insertion In a paver atffindianapolis, as provided In the rules of The District Court in Bankruptcy, rale 8. Ha will also (iva the nottcoa to creditors, as provided in the general
rules.
If the petition for discharge it died within lees than tlx months nfter the filing of the original petttton. It should state either that no debts have been proved,or that no assets have some to the assignee’s hands. When notios is given of the pendency of a petition for discharge, before the second and third meetings of creditors have been held, the regUter will append to the noUee of petition for discharge, notice of these meetings, to be held before term on the day next preceding that fixed for tbe bearing of sueh petition. Where no debts have been proven, no other notice of tbe pendency of the petition for discharge, or of the second and third meetings of creditors need be given; otherwise than by the publication first above named. J. D. Howland, Clerk. Cary’s Patent Earth Borer.—This Invention exhibited to os a simple and most efficient apparatus for boring holes for fence posts, telegraph poles, wells, driving pipe for oil wells, etc. It is the most perfsot borer that we have ever seen and tbe rapid manner it operates is trulv astonishing. By experiment it has been and can be shown that it will bore an eight inch hole, three feet in leea than three minutes and does the work perfectly. It bae bored a similar sized bole thirteen and a half feet in twenty-five minutes and two men lifted seven and a half feet of earth and water at one lift. Cary’s borer can be used by band or machinery, and It la equally efficient on a large scale as when operated by hand for post holes. The invention la one ef great value for the purposes to which it is applied—in fact it is an Ingenious, efficient and simple labor saving machine- «*—«ci Cary, the patentee, Uvea at centerville, Louisiana, to whom communications may be addressed in reference to the borer; or bis agent, C. M. Slocomb, New Orleans, Louisiana. d&w Archbishop Purcell’s Lecture.—On next Wednesday evening, at Morrison’s Opera Hall, in this city, a lecture will be delivered by the Most Reverend Archbishop Furcell, of Cln< innatl, Ohio. The subject of the lecture will be the Roman Question, or the Bights, Possessions and “Pretentions” of the Holy See. With such a lecturer and such a subject the house ought to be, as we have no doubt it will be, literally packed. The subject of the lecture is one which at this time Is particularly interesting, and especially so to the Catholic portion of the community. We feel as though we can not say anything of the Archbishop that will add to hU already great reputatlon. He Is the oldest Bishop in the United States, and was, we believe, first brought before the public in his celebrated debate with the Rev. Alexander Campbell, in 1836. The doors will be open at seven o’clock, and the lecture will begin at a quarter before eight. Tickets for reserved seats for sale at Benham’s music store. Go early if you expect to get
good seats.
tiSB" Through some mistake our notice of tbe amateur dramatic performance at Morrison’* Opera Hall, on Friday ntgbt, for the benefit of the Hebrew congregation, wts o nltted. The audience, notwithstanding the a iture of the weather, was quite large, and tie performance was one which fully repaid f *r the trouble of going out even on an inclement night. Tbe entertainment consisted of Tom Taylor’s play of Retribution, in which Mlsa Kate Fletcher and Mias Preston, of the Metropolitan, who bad kindly volunteered, assumed the leading female characters. Mr. Lyons personated Count Priula, and was frequently loudly applauded. The other characters were produced In a manner evlndng careful study and reflecting credit upon the performers. After the theatrical entertainment came shop, which waa participated in until a late hour by many of the ladiea and
gentlemen.
. „ fix. iifltdrfTi'astor of the Firat
Presbyterian Churdb, preached his seventh anniversary sermon yeaterday. During the seven years that Mr. Nixon has been paator of the church, there has been a marked increase in Avemblnr *—'■ *■ —’•* ~ "**•«*“ what U anould be. Of the one hundred and seventy-five members when Mr. Nixon preached his first sermon, but one hundred and five remain, the rest having died or moved away. During tbe years of his ministry more than two hundred persons, or an average of eight at every communion season have united with the church. In seven years death has satsred nearly every household. Mr. Nixon has been here longer than any former pastor of the
church, except Rev. Dr. Gurley.
H£QrWe have bad a good many kinds of weather within a few days. After the lovely westher of November the change to cold was a very sudden one and very much to the dismay of many people who had been postponing little jobs about the house on account of the fine weather. Yesterday old winter came in right joyously scattering the snow flakes all over the land and breathing his icy breath wherever warm fires end thick wills did not prevent its entrance. We could rhapsodise now, but we won’t Winter is a jovial old cuss and we hail him with joy. If be will only keep on in the way he has commenced we shall not complain, notwithstanding the
colored artist who says, "If he keep* on as he’s begin’d
These hards Usses will never esud.
B3T The sale of reserved seats for the concert of the Mendel—eba Quintette Club, at the Opera Hall to-night, comx-xcdd at Bwhsxi’a on Saturday, and a large number wars -disposed of. In reference to one of the concerts given at Chicago the Sepublican, of that city,
In a recent issue, says:
The music of last night is in strong contrast with tbe operatic form, sad embodies a perfection that is nearly always absent from
ofeuriM this pr«tl$!i>X Here is the presertp*.
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the aose until the ppngeaoy oM^volattfflfikffii if felt. The bottle I* then maovsd, but the pstfait may bear it. ThU eaay operation
physician of CxU sad are them at th# City Store.
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Fwr .Nom-retemstoat or Ineomtinenre cf Urine, Irritation, inflammation or ul—ration of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostrate glands, atone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick dust deposits, and diseases of tie bladder, kidneysAad'dropilca! swelliog*, use Uelmbold’s FluidJExtract Buehu. 23 6
A Clergyman, while residing in —nth Snffiri—
as a mlwioaary, discovered a **fe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Rerly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or’ fans, and the whole |rpin of disorders broogh'
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being repeated seven or eight times' in the trie, the sen— of smell Is restored, end tbe secretion of tbe Irritating mucus Is stopped. The remedy ia aaid to be peculiarly advent*.
geons to lingers. LOCAi, ITEM*. Hare your damebter secured
certificate of the Washington Library Company of Philadelphia, in aid of the Riverside Institute for educating orphansf Each certificate costa e dollar, with a beautiful engraving worth more than a dollar at retail, end secures besides, a present at tbe greet distribution by| the company, and an equal chance that tbe present may be one worth thousands of dollars. Happiness and riche* may be secured to her by benevolence. Read
advertisement.
Where Birds with Kalmbow plumage wing their way through the grove* of Brazil grows the most fragrant flower that drinks tbe dew oi heaven. No need to go to the tropics to inhale its perfume, however, for H exhales In all its freshness from Phalon A Son’s Extract of the “Night Blooming Cereus.” Phalon A Son, New Tork. Sold by all druggists. 2-2. The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil In the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy livers, upon the sea shore; it is perfectly pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it can take no other. Ask for “Hazard and Casswoll’s Cod Liver Oil,” man ufaotured by Caswell, Hszird 8k Co., New
York.
■Sold by all druggiats. dec 2 J ly. M To-day at 143 o’clock A. M. will be sold at auction at the city rooms, one square west of the State bouse, that fine assortment of silver ware that has been on exhibition for a few days. This is a direct importation by Messrs. Fisher A Brenan from the manufacturers at Sheffield, England. Ladies especially invited. No farther postponement on account of weather. W. E. Feathbrstox, Auctioneer.
Blamketxl Blsuaketx Cheap!Comforts made from the beat materials, now reedy at the Glty Store.- 30-tf Pmlaeer*s Aotlmm — The Great Medicine for the Skin, cures without fail every kind of Unsightly eruption of the free, or itching, IrriUting or distressing cutaneous disease, en any part of the person. 26dAwlw The **IJmf<»rrammte” should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on tbt third page- jel4-ly Haudnosue! degraut! Cheap! Dress Goods, at the City Store, 87 East Washington street. 30-tf For Nottingham Cace Curtain*, or beautifril embroidered goods, try the City
Store.
K.unch Every morning; at ten o’clock, atSelklng’s saloon, 33 Nor'h Penney 1vanla street. octT 3m. The Headquarters tar Real Meerschaum Pipee, by John A- Held linger & Co. 20d2w
Eureka Liquid Blue . .. ,»4 • ^ tjln. tiii-jEsr: It a superior article of blolng pat ap In three
ounce visit which is tepidly taking the place ef Bor Bine. WARRANTED NOT TO SPECK CLOTHE*. The attention of the txadx It re-
specSfinlty tavlted. Send for e circular. GEORGE B. SLATER. Sole Proprietor,
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTFftY. noviaaty *> r°urth nr««t.pittaburg.
Prompted hye desire to benefit the eSleted an unfortunate, I will scad She recipe for preperla and using this medicine, in e seeled envelope, anyone who needs It, mxx OS eXABes. Add re SI rotJBPHT. INMAN,
Station D, Bible Home,
feblS dlv New York City.
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Ur«t» Uoodx.—Tloritz, Bro. Ac Co , No. IS West Washington street, couttnue to display aa fine a lot of dress goods as con be found In the West, and are making them up to order In e style that can not bs excelled by any establishment In the United States, for accuracy of fit or excellence of workmanship. Superior ready made goods, made expressly for the establishment, on hand. -dO-lw ^ ^ - Chlldreu’x Shoe* in great variety, and all sizes, the best assortment in tbe city, at Lintz’s Shoe Store, 2£> West Washing ton street. 31-tf
Todd, Gunulchael * William* ere receiving e large assortment of games for little folks, beautiful books, blocks, toy set*, etc. Go and select early—at Glenn’s Block. 2-8 eod. - “Quftk snlee and small profits” in tbe motto tlsat Gall 8c fitaab Nave adopted. TMey Rave tbe largest etock of carpets, wall paper and ebadee la tbe etty- No person cam form aa Idea how cheap they sell until iheyhhve looked through aur etock and priced the geode. lOl Eaet Washington, opposite the eenrthense. 8-9 Wallace’s Ball tag Wallace’s block is where Dr. B. Brown Williams, by the new system of self control, beels diseases publicly end relieves pain instantly and makes men drunk on cold water, laugh, sing, steal and rob to show that the mental state ia Instigated by the devil, besides 500 more mysteries too wonderful for belief end very ** v nsing, will hold forth on Monday and Tu.saay
Tickets only 26
half past seven o’clock, cents, children 15 cents.
Dr. Wiliams treats lung and throat diseases, asthma, consumption, rheumatiam, palsy and all chronic diseases daring the day: at the f ’ Bates House. He has already performed acme wonderful cures. Cell and see him.
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tbe Utter. Tbe oontraat between tbe mueie to-day and of last week Us contrast between perfection and imperfecilon. Tbose who heard the Quintette Club play could understand that noise and volume or sound wee not requisite in music to Impress the bearer. Tbe volume of sound in quartette and quintette, playing Is small compared with orchestral effort. But the former need whet the latter or Jo without in a measure, namely, abeo*
lately perfect musicians.
Tbe club now In the city are fine players, who have played together for many year*. They understand each other, and they under stand the mnslc they play. As a oonacqnanoe their efforts were marked with the most absolute precision In tune end expresslea. Tbe
Oil landscape* Isa patent metallic frames, beautiful and cheap, just the things for Christmas present. Size vis : 5x6 only ff SO. ’ Size viz: 7x11 only f2 25. Size viz: 9x14 only $3 00. Sent by mall on receipt of the price. Sold wholesale end retain by Todd, Carmichael A Williams, Ginn’s Block? 2-3 eod **«? vvauaa aaa^BiB- pevpat- aw examine tbe Itolnem Finish Collar* we sere selling at IS cent* a bo: tbe Msakeapeasw Collar* a* gg coats; also Owajr** xxwwided Col- - as*» cent*; Alexander** KM Clove* at fl Ttf; also tbe White Ijftaen Bosom Shirt* wo have marked at fl SO; the sanderwear la good quality at 60 cents; tbe cloth ■blr** at 99 90; tbe I .ad ten* Knitted All 99001 Skirt, cheaper than flannel, Mi.aew patter* Bogwood Seta aaoanted, at SO ceats; tbe Shaker Moolis, mil weol, at *» ceats; best BertaO Bibbed Hoxc at IS. cca ts, aad naaay other bargain* in tereeilmgso everybody at Parker’*, 90 West Washtagtea •treet, to which wo have added a bargain la Blea’s Jtxsaab XAacd Calf Cloves at fl. 80-2 The New York Far Baaafbctartng Company make up their own furs Into the latest style, and dealing exclusively in furs, enables them to sell to suit the times. &Y Special attention given to altering Am. n28-dlm Wo waatlt aaderstood that she best, cheapest aad aiceest fistlag • atfioi Clothe* to bo bad to She city caa be foaad at tbe old, popular establisfameat of G. B* Koitkam’s, No. S East Wasbtogtoa streetBe warraats a perfect St, aad baviag lately retasaed flrom the Bast, with a aew supd selcefi Mock, ke kaows what 1* Jast the stylo. - • «-1f WlMeabcrg dfc Raocbhmapt are offering Prints, Brown sod Bleached Cottons, Canton Flannels and all other Domestics, at thi lowest prices |n the city. Save monsy at Urn City Store. 30-ti Boots and Mboea.—New Kaurti nswetock and new workmen, at Lintz’a Shoe Stern, If you are hard to ault or have e difflcult foot to fit, leave your order and they will make just what you went. Yon will never be urged to take wfiat does net please you, and, if any person can please you is the style or fit of a pair of boots or shoes, th tt irnrknua 1 ployed st No. 25 West Washington street can.
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Mrs. Partington lasultcd—The White Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently a great institution — very high, heavy frosts, beautirul view, four dollar dinners. But the practical eye of a certain renowned Drake saw those smooth faced rocks, and thereupon adorned and variegated the bridle path to toe Tip Top House with his familiar S. T.—1860—X. Plantation Bitters. This raised thefre of the Mrs. Partingtons composing the Legislature ef the Granite State, who got their wise heads together, out lawed Dr. Drake, aad made it a penal Offense to ply the artlstto brush on their beloved hills. Verily the fine arts are at a discount in New Hamp. shire. Query,—Did Drake pay them for this splendid advertisement? Magnolia Water.—ADeligb tfnl toilet article—super lor to Cologne and at half the price. 19-dGeodJ:w2w Tbe id rent American 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 sells it. Price fl. 2S-eod3
FUVJlMUL AND COMittERCUL.
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ISSUKAPOLIS, SETCRDAT EVENING.)
November 80, 1867. \
Honey—The market continues about as at lost quotations; we are not able, taerefore, to note
evenings this week, December 2d and 3rd, aV any ch*»«e of ImjxHtanoe. Banks are deterred
by the probable action of Ooagress from extending their line of discounts. The consequence is, that interest is high and loans hard to procure. We quote exchange mt par buying and }i pre-
mium selling.
Buying. Selling.
G old. L« 140 silver 130 i.3t>
tery.
tbe season whe: by the custom
eratiom
so near >ost a d
l ate Lot-
at ha
Mir forefathers for many gen-
ns, as well as a pleasure, to confer gifts from loving hands—it seems peculiarly fitting to give presents that pos-ess some actual value It fatoslong been acknowledged by all who are informed that the Kentucky State Lottery offers gr ater inducements to purchasers of ttakertr than any other legaliz-d lottery in the world,
magnificent Single Number £>i place.on thaklst of December,
rivaled inducements to purchasers holding tlok-
traer of th
CONFECTIONS. M6t,S WralT U «*
than any other legaliz-d lottery in the world. A. magnificent Single Number Drawing #111 >ake pl&ceon theHat of December, which offers nn-
o purchasers holding tlokwllling by the investment
i for some
ets. * artles wh
cs who a
of a few dollars, to compete for some one of the
many spl-ndid prises offered, shot
lay in applying tributed The c
pi-ndid prises offered, should lose no de-
lor tickets. $34)650 will be dis-
s $50 000. ini
tributed The capital prise is $60,000. insuring a handsome fortune to the lucky holler of the cor-
** * iiclcct
of well attested instances, similar to
are almost daily occurring:
responding ticket HundieJs of we
the following, are almost daily occurring: “Miss Mary Bussell Mitford, who died in M85,
. as a priz> in
sum of ten thousand
ousand dollars. The ticket
resented be most
when only ten years a lottery, the hand pounds or fifty 'th
which drew this magnificent sum was pr to her by h-r father. Dr. Mitford, one or tl prominent men and Judges of his time."
How ma-y homes would be brightened by a similar success in the Grand Holiday Drawing of the Kentucky State Lottery on December 81?
MURRY, EDDY ft CO., Managers.
Covington, Kentucky,
To whom all communications should be ad-dresse-j nov23 d4tltaw.sat
Holloway’s Pills am* Ointment.— Health and Happiness are the twin-sisters which render existence pleasant and agreeable, for the en oyment of life depends, in a great measure, on the state of the health. None need despair who i-nffer from dyspepsia, pulmonary affections, norvoits disorders, ulcers, scrofula, piles or fl tuias while these famous medicines offer not only an antido e bnt a radical enre. They have had tbo most marvellous success in the worst types of diseases which afflict the human race. Sold at all drugists. nov86 d&wlw
Solon
E. u. Youmans,
Bobinson, Bev. Bishop Scott, Prof ns, frank Ricker, L&fe Develin, a. Orange Judd, and many others,
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meir statements true by sending the retail price: Washer, $14; extra Wringer, $9: and wo will forward, to places where no one is selling, either or both, tree ot charges. If, after a trial or one month, you are not entirely satisfied, we will refund the money on the return of the Machine, freight free. Large discount to the trade everywhere. Address B C. BROWNING, General Agent, 83 COurtlandt street. New York, or G.'M. BALLaKD, Indianapolis. 11 jvJ5 dJtwlm
■pvR. HOLLOWAY, some fifteen years I / ago, witnessing the distress occasioned kickly children in taking tbe nauseous vermifuges of Shat day. resolved to annalize them, and from tbe most effective of tbe»e remedies succeeded in separating their active medical properties, pure, tasteless and inodor us Then, by combining tnese with sugar, and mulding them into an agreeable confection, formed the present popular and effective Vermifuge known as H«ll9wa;*s Vermifuge Confections, Which have almost entirely superseded the old nauseous Vermifuges, to the delight of ihe poor little sufferers. Itcoata ns no Catomcl or other poisonous ingredients. *■ 80 highly esteemed is this popular Vermifuge. b« the pr -teas ion, that oil tnte 11gent Physicians who knew of them, prescribe thtm Iff preference to other remedies, as not only more pleasant to take, but more effective to cure. Barents and guardians, having the care of chi dren, should keep them as a family medicine; for they not only eradicate Worn s—those pests of childhood—but correotany derangement of >he digestive organs, so prevalent with chi dren.
And ad other kinds of Leather, for sale by JOHN nAHBACK. 125 South Meridian Stmt, nov36d3u topeoMtbp .INDIANAPOLIS. BUfttttBSS COLLEGE*
HOLLINGSWORTH’S T'TA.'TIOJN’Ah.r, Business College of Trade, 84 am* 8* East YrsuMlagrtsa Street. ^ PRACTICAL Isatitntiom, to which we in-
a»Me®or toeexchasire mle SoMorMpencSa. *** hieomilibhIbltille th* ehsmtes yo«»g eemedienae and vocalist, which wdT p->sitlv*ly Urmiaateoa Friday ; ;;;i; _ 6th. Mtiity ETMtaft, AosmUr 2, The peafisraases *M eammenee with ( or the fir S Gnse here) ttwMsetesl Drama, lx three acts. •EtUlod tbe SOMNAMBULIST, Ernestine, with songe, - - - Emelie Melville, To conclude with the Comical, Nautical, Mytho. . ■ - logical, Black Crook Burlesque, Beptotewith Beautiful Musie,Grote«que Dances, Splendid Scenery, and Outrageous Mechanical Effect?. Delia, (the charmed maiden,) - - Emelie Melville. Knaves, Kings. Queen*, Washerwomen, and Fun ny People, by everybody else. Poloe* mt fifioras-tlcaltr Sealed DeveOrmpBf Or mm 8 Tra*o(*r**au*a Scene, lapeelng TnBleau. $67*Saturday, Emily Melville Matinee—Three FaStMen. Songs, Dances, etc.—Miss Melville i« six characters. N. B —A portion of the Gallerv has been set aside for the exclusive *«e orcotbasn rxasoi»s.
HOLLOWAY’S
AR.\IC4
PLASTERS. —~ The “OrigluffUarfa only true Arnica Plasters possessing the great healin^ urcj-erUesof the Arnica TLe curaiive effect - of these Plasters in all cases of pain or weacness in the hreast, side or back, aud inallcises of Inflan-ma-Uon of the Lungs, and Cough, are truly astonishing; they give immedtnte relief. Physicians pres ribe th- m, and thousands reoemmeud them. Observe—Holloway’s are the Origiual and only true ornica Plasters.
m enter at any time. For particulars e 11 at oar College Rooms or, address FRANKLIN A CAPP, Principals, octll dftwSm ladlanapelU.Indiana
UNIVERSITY.
ST. HART’S ACADEMY, Notre Dauae, ladiaaa.
OTI So:
TUDIE8 will be reenmea at this la-, dute
Monday, September 8.1867. >r catalogues, address
Jy9S dtiljel.’fiS MOTHER HUPRRiUH.
PROFESSIONAL.
Government sccnri ties—Without any change in
quotations:
Selling
1 <8*
1.06 107 1.08
1-06X 1-05X
United States sixes of 1881 “ “ a-wp. - IMS
1884 1 06
“ “ “ “ 188> 1.06 “ “ “ “ 1881 i.OT “ “ KMO’s 1.00 “ « 7-80% Id series 1.06 “ . « •• 8d “ .1.0#
Revenue stamps are sold in sums from $103 to $106 at three per cent, discount, and ia sums over
$800 at four per cent.
'suuuuions or aaena/iMa .locks in New York
Saturday:
* * >l ^ ,te 8dy at 6®7 percent., for ^Sterling—Dull, at 9»9x. cold, for sum oass ** ■«(■*“»«'"* •» Expom of apee>e to day $384,695. Goverument Stock,—Quiet and without decioed change.
“ 188* “ 1886 “ ~ new.. “ 1881. ..
Buying. Selling
YoS
Coupons of 1881 U3x
“ 1888..- I0ljj
1.06X
mx
7-80** 1jK% The bank statement is quite fkvorable.
Loans Decrease Specie Increase Circulation — Decrease Deposits increase Legal Tenders
Increase
1.06V
108 1.06
L03V 1.05V
$347,815,500 .. 1.598,140 . 16 573,8v0 ., 1,078,780 . 34,080.592
49,119
. 175,686X86
964.550
. 53,• 96 log
970,331
pally State officer*. We bop* this eater prise mar be «uecemful enough to enable them to mate greenbacks equal to gold lx Indiana sad to pay tbe expenses of the campaign next
fall.
New Music.—“The Beatrix Waltzes by Sidney Ryan” and “Bird's Nest Sebottlebe” for the piano forte have just been pubUalted by Jefcn Church, Jr.> Ctoelnnstl. Yseksfi Rohiwa* sends bis cMebrstod writtoe by hlaaseM SB the grand skedaddle at Ball Btar set to musie, pabUsbed by P. L. HayyjgRi, fit. Jeeepb, Mtoourl. tgi' Edward and Alfred Bieherdson, tw men living In McKernsnsrRIe, get hungry for pork yesterday, end wank nut to William Waters’, e farmer, Htingiw# nrtias from the city, on Ihe Moorsville read, tod stole * xtee hog, worth about eight d oilers. They earned the befit from town, skinned It, snd cooked a portton ffi It, and Whan arreated by Lieutenant Bray andoffiest jtoraifi dgv iiing igr ^ ., at tbe Mlehlgan Southern erotslHf, by Jumpleg from thntrffia. BoOot peeftoRtly nex. aged to pick hie haadeoffiind withdraw the AtfeHiilMiHf th# agnar la ahaHHHiHifaailMlM TTr7TrTyijT!r s anaaMi wihw» jaaaaw^yf aiv aaWy lodgwl to thaarainPrleex, toMItlerary ***** it Mtm mmmrn +ltmmm ,« - iii-r *Miigia.imrifiM*-
the fiaish with which the Beethoovea Andante was executed last night. As thenholeest piece on the programme we can not speak too highly
the theme, and its Interesting and graceful variations were brought out with the best effects that precision and expression eould give. We insisted last week that a mixed audience would not foil of appreciating a classic pteea well played, and the evidence of last night confirms
tbe idea.
The most substantial applause followed the “Andante” of Beethoven, snd we venture to believe that nothing so well satisfied the aodfe enee in the whole programme. We trxat the
eluto will net b* afraid to g lections. The people
Omm OtaisaajedL Slsawls received
to-day representing all sum ot plaids and all _
TSf *• ’* “* C " T Sr fifi *■■>• -m..
tramme. We trust ths • ^
1 to give mere dauteve-
wilt stand them, and Ameer:
iwuhavuffie a urn wgit worn certainly there must be more
playingsdflb music. Memlelssouu. cH.uum.uu, Schubert, and Beethoven ought all to be heard lx abundance. Operatle selections need orebestral volume to he moat effective. Tbe quartettes do net, as they arrlegtamsto eompostttons for this combination of InstrumenU. The sole playing last ayeniog woe nil goad. Mr. Hetndl’a flute solo botag but little short of marvellous. Hu trills find runs, foil Mu silvered drape* orator front Ms fiat* find the/ fall ae bountifully aa a shower of rain. Clear aad sympathetie » nature, ran uses It mgaigygs Ding fer eflMf Or any attempt *t vocal gymnaaues. fixe wee warmly meorsd after
each appearaaea laat evsxlag.
Flpe# and ClgfrTubef, g^tb# Headquartesa, by John A. Heldllnger A Co. , Rhdfiw
. ** » ^ '. .
Factory Flammels. Jeans, Wool Yarns, are all sold at Factory prices, at the Qty Store, 37 East Washington street. 80-tf Good Agfemts Wmated la overy county la this State fog toe following unapable Ibstrumsata: ffifixtm'wy *
Ktemfoo Ac Co.’*
good oMfip ptafidfo an l
tossm Orawmxi also, to onnvsns for
proachabld Instru l Womb* Plasma*. am—i good ettSB
monthly i
c» tf ,0^304
H.L.BK»HUi*00., J
t :f + f
- .14 : *
ifoi ths lx petit Asadsmy of Msfiteras, by W J.^BbSdSt OUR YtWfi.liP— I Mn ff.J MxfrUlhng
--l-R
m*MU
Breadstoffi—There is not much change in the tone of the market. Flour continues dull, with no essential change in price*. Family flour is quoted at $13(313, the latter for the best quality Buckwheat, $6 75®6; Cornmeal, $175 for new; $3 for old; Graham flour,ft S0®4 00; Middlings $40 per too; Bran $16 per ton; bhipstuffs, $80®85. Grata-Si thaeSivO, stocks Ming generally ht-ld out of markat, there is eswngh.dwwever, offered at currant prices to supply the demand, which is
light We quote:
Wheat,$3 95; Com, 60»A5o. for new; do. old, ear, 81c.; Oats, 60e ; Bye, $185; Barley, $135®
186; Buckwheat, $1®135.
Pork—There is n»t as mnoh activity In the hog
market as the present weatbev would lead one to believe. Then has been a great decline in prices in Europe, and also In the East, which has a tekdency to oppress the market here, and buyers aad seller* are both very cautions. Still, there is a good demand for hogs, and sellers will find a fair market hare. Thera bae been an advance of 10c, en the bast grades since onr last report, which makes the range in prices from $8 25 to $6 50. We heard of one lot being boagat at the latter figure to-day. There have been bnt few purchases, however, during th* past tew days,
because the offerings have been light.
Xes-r*. Neftuiger, Kingan A Co. were not killlag during the latter part of the day. On Moaday they wul resume. They are expecting large
mtIyaIi tor commission slaughtering. * Messrs Wheat, 8ietcher * to. werebnsily en
gaged daring the entire day, and caused eight hundred to “bite the dust,” leaving in pens only skssfifixe jraffirafo — 4
Mr: FergnsoB’s house was im toll blast, and
probably eighthundrtd were slaughtered; they
havi to penaaboak feur thonsand. _ ; . Boos.—Hon are a little better. We quote good
average at $s The wtigots this season are con Siiierably below the average of last year—Laiay-
OUc Oovuicv.
f. -r ►
hags'll ave been* slnugh tartk
er number • weather
OR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT.
A. HUMBUO. How often we bear this expression from persons reading advertisements of Patent Medicines, and in niaecases out of tan they may be right. It is over nineteen years since I introduced my medicine, the VKNETTIaN LINIMENT, to the public. I bag. no money to to ate-mtirt It, so I left it for sale with a few druggists and storekeepers through a sma l section of the country, many taking ic with great reluctance; but I told them to lei any one have it, and if it did not do all 1 stated on my pamehlct, no one need pav for it. In some stores two or three bottle^ were-takea on trial by**»on*preee*. :Lwtthyjaftap thought crazy, and th«t Wofcld UfeTne last they would see of me. But I knew my medicine was no humbug In about two months I began to receive orders for more Liniment, some calling It my valuable Liniment, who had refused to sign a receipt whan T left it at their^tore. Now my sales are mi lions of bottles yearly, and all for cash. 1 warran> it superior to any other medicine fur the core of Cronp, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Vomiting, Spasms and Sea Sickness, as an internal remedy It is perfectly innocent to take internally—see oath 'accompanying each buttle—and externally tor Chronic Rheumatism,Headache. Mumps, Fro-ted Feet, Bruises. Spruits, Cid Sores, Swellings, Sore Threats, etc , etc. Sold by all the Dzuggists. Depot, Cfi C’ortlandt street. New Y< rk. Brice 90 cents and gl.
novSd dmonAaat^wsm
rrciii ixciiii iroiaiii BUUAXCUi SCRATCH!! SCRAl'CH I! I In from 10 lo 48 h*un^ Wheaton's Dintmem cures 1 Tm Itch. Whs .ton’s Ointment cures Salt Rheum. Wheaton’s Oin mem cures Tettsr,
Barbsr’s Itch.
Old Sores.
Wheaton’s Ointment cures Er.ry kind • : ’ o of Hnmor UksXagle ’ Price 50 cents a box; by mail, OOcents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington street.
J. Nfi. YOUART, S». 1>. Eclectic Plkysicio-n, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHKR. Office No. ISO (residence No. 138) North Pcnnsrl vanla street: one and a half squares North of Postoffice, Indianapolis, Indiana Office hour* from seven to nine a. n., one three and seven to ola* * w. tebSS dlv
INDIANAPOLIS.
HIS&KBLL’S
(OINTMENT.
This Ointment, after an experience of twenty ?ears, has proved itself a sovereign remedy for all Di-eases of the Skin; having effected a radical rotedn evtry
ease on which obetinato ease
standing, that had
remedies prescri'
HERR1LL Sc CO., Wholesale Booksellers And Staationers, NO. 9 EAfaT WASHINGTON 8T., XNDIANAFOIaUfi.
Morrison’s Oprra Hall.
CXNE DJ1C3-HT 03STI.Y. Monday, Evening December 2. ¥0CAL A%D WSTRClHEmL C O 3ST C E K- T
BY THK
Mendelssohn Uuintette Club
OF BOSTON,
Consisting of W. H. Schultze, Carl NcUel,Tbou:a>
Ryan, K. M. Heindl, Wolf Fries, aided by Miss Addie S Ryan, the charming
Vocalist.
Admission SO cents: Reserved seats 75 cents. Tickets and ssats may be had at Bonham, Bro. a
I to >» Mn • ’
may b *0 Ws
open at quarter-past seven; Conceit comat eight o’clock. novSO <13t
Co.’s Music Store, *0 Washing! n street.
Doors open at qv
mences
AMUSEMENTS.
Male and Female Costames fT'ornished for Masquerades: Scenery. JU of every description, Books, etc., ibi Theatrical and Tableau Parties of all
Drwse*
r Private
'isbed for Masquerades: Scene:
riptu
sucbuic*! ana tableau Parties of all descrin. taoi'S, forclty andeountry. Address F.G.WHITK, Metropolitan Theater, or apply at No. »7 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis. novldlm*
DONALDSON ft ALYET,
raraxMor
: pr«
talent oi the country. Its eff-1 ishinz, in a few days the soren
riration is removed; the skin b< comes
ad 1 eal<
other remedy.
ad previously resisted an bed by the best medical ntry. Its eff- ct is aston-
mess and ir-
nool entl
u t
th and healthy, and remains y healtd, without the use
permaof any
Wheaton’s Ointment ..cores Wi>saton’* c btiittb.fcf tutaS-
1833 STOP 1866 you it. C: o tr cm. SEILER'S HUPEMaT ODUSH SYRUP Will effectually cure Coughs, Hoarseness, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough, Influenza, and all diieasesof UMTbrpatfindLuagB. It is pronounoed by all who have used it, the most pleasant and efficacious Cough Remedy ever introduced. It has stood to* tetfopf Thirty fears, and constantly grows in favor. No Mother should be without it. No nursery is complete without it. In fact, it should be in every family. It is the most perfect Soothing Syrup forSORE THROAT and IRRITATED LUNGS known as hundreds can tast'fy who have proved its efficacy. It is nrompt in its action, always safe, and can be given to the most delicate chijd with oonfl deuce and eucoms. -ffi E. SELLERS ft CO., Sole Proprietor 1 , Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, novll dSmeod
SAMARITAN’S GIFT. ^s»wsi3amef3s.^ai;
ini indiscretions. BaLam Copabta and Mercury
Only t<’n pills to be taken to effect a
discarded.
days, and recent cases in twenty-four hoars. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male packages $3; temale packages $3. Sent by mail. Samaritan ttaot arf tterb Jakes,
rus, .ypi
auu an eruption, oi me sun. inis is no experiment—it is a well tested remedy in the United
Hospitals, where these disease* assume n»ney will bo refunded bv onr ^ J ^ 25 per bottle; or six bottles $7.
rl5 d eod Aw 6m 915 Race street. Philadelphia.
their
bottles
Hero Jnices,
above, yonr m»ni
mts • Price
Is StlmnlaUtn Necessary 1
This question is practically answored in the af-
jfwjJ Prta, Se !Sm
$6 fee to 35 gross; $7 to$796 net —DeJph Yi aes. zSteggsgeas
x larve nun^r at
. i. Mi-ji
immb Tyaer, of Wat eight to sov«*to»n
*i weight v jr, JeornaL
Thus. Tetter. Baltrheum, Itch, PoMiers* Itch, Erysipelas, Blotsbcs Pimples, and every form of disease f>f the skm is punctually cured, no mattes of how long standing. It nas cured bad cases of inflamed Eyelids, and Discharges from the Ear, whennothingelte aoul-iheal them. Piles, that hare resisted all otnef tieatment for many yvars have Wren effeetuAny bared by the use of only one box of this Ointment. Burns, ccalds. ami Old Sores, it heals in a very short time. Price SO Onta per Box Ii not sold -y your Druggist, send 60 cents to Johnson, Holloway A Co « den. Philadelphia, a box will be sent
free ot postage to any a dress.
OBSERVE—None genuirntrDbout the signature of the proprietors on the wrap-
per of -each box.
JOHR8TON, HOLLOWAY - & COWDSN,
ETOHS,
Ho. 60# Arch Street, PHlfi..« DliliPHIA.
IQ-Viiii nf WholeiaieiJ }vf* Fuller, Finch A Fuller, Lord A Smith, Burnhams A Van Schaack. J. H Reed A Co., Smith, Cutler A Co, Deitzsch, Block!
Co., and t: ' ‘ “
Druggists.
Hat*, Caps, Purs, GLOVES, 8TK1W GOODS,
I'-- (Jffitorelltfi A ParfififiU, No. 64 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, l*dlan*p«ila» lo4. (SohnnU’s Block,
Browning ft Sloan, WHOLESALE DBEGfilSTS, And dealers in Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Faints. Oils, Window Glass, Dye Btvfs, eta., ApotAyoogwle*’ XfioU. NOS. 7 A 9 East WASHINGTON 8T., IttdltauvoU** la*.
and throughout the country by all
RAILROAQ8.
ttmce ,»l.*'ii*i * AMD
BHORIMf apCTE EAST ffimgeo— ' -
.cl: :
::t
. t r. -. :x
HeHrieks, Mnft* A ۥ., ju-s . ,1:, , i A - - - -Whoterate dealer* ia
.: .it 1.1 ■
Boots St Shoes, t. . . .. ili:-. .',58: O * * AA it^A — t , ’ • . - Mil ffillrtTfi Hill I nil.
(SohnuU** Bleok,)
-t -.{.w:
la4k*a*pol6* f 1*4.
Wh«l€«Rle Paper
.i :I .<)>. fiSM
I - l 1 '- ■
jjMnir
Oilunfous.,’.' Zanesville.;. Dennison.,»•
Pittsburg Bellaire.
Clevi
Bu Ha
Bail
Wa«h.CI:
level and..... PhiLtoelj^nia..
Boston—
11.05 “ 7 00 “ rs “ 10.40 « 11.85 “ 8.M « ni5 •• 506 r.x.
16.14 a. X. i 6.45 F.X lAr.lt> SUM “
mm
iSY 104ft’ « SA •*- nl i c * ' Mat
jfH.
jig" islls i|i|f
siss
1.00
School Book Depot : . .7 1 U.: . Si • -•. ! tut a . •: • is ■ - . Btwei, Stewart A €•*, 18 WEST WASHINGTON MR i. Indionap^Klhd.,
• L : ‘ - ^ c : . a'l-ili
New and elegaM SILVER PaLAC nighteera arejrnnfromOoInmbngfa
^EXPRESS, ItowAoo&s
Mam through to DENNISON.
Binkley & Perrine, • ftfonufoetnren and dealer* to ' T^rianlcB, 'VBlises, TrarellBg Bags, Kte., • : lUktetoateg^todiasapoltt, . HP Dll airing done ox short notice. Trank* made to order.
oonneote with Fate __ and Bellaire, reaebini D*u*BA In nsQmex J noon SR hour*, and W. orVvrmmrexk *nff nwu omas he■■
Sc B A 1.8, I %»: u:\t i- .- ,4S» i ! Importers and whoMeele ftMtete In a. * . . ij i - . * ■ *ftl J I I ? I A • >1 ~ A- ' FORHION AND DOHOTTXO Wines, Liquors,
SiXpw. »,iJ ; -u,.
Cabinet Makers’ Union,
.x> ZijiH [i i » . ■ t
ItpMftotvsssof all kind* of
isd; xj
MUSIC.
S
I c
H. L BENHAM ft 00.
WROIXSAWt AND RJCTaU.
MUSIC DEALERS.
IC 3ST A. B E
PIANOS
STHiiisrwA.ir
PIANOS.
800D CHEAP PIANOS.
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du
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*ft>HINA TEA STORE
SI
lOJ.Si'd'J:-;':
Hoakiltita i»i,<
ary forms of
alcohol; sometimes tinctnre* which are simply inferior alcohol, more or less medicated; bnt no small proportion*£ thefoetiltygi**'the preference to UOSPETTBR’S STOMAtJK BITrEES, as the most carefully prepared medicinal stinuu, lank at present known I^is impossible forpreiudice itself to be blind to '‘the marked success With which this extraordinary tonic and alterative has been administered in cases of nrsnrsi a tt had effected a cure of this obstinate and agon .f iring disease, they would number millions. No Wonder, then, tha%* h$f bmmOJO XTaXBAXX XXBiOixz in every State, city, town an# village to the United States, and that names, the most diatingaisbed in literature, ate and science, are , the vouchers for its remarkable properties. The immense manufactory at Pittsburgh, with Its ex->< * 9I» ‘ "Seasive storehouses, is the targest iufsliilttMnMtt *0
to the preparation of toe Bitten, to ' v |toat of any other proprietary medicine
lhant on this continent, and, by the blessing off Providence, the beneficial resalts of tola one-
xevSftdeod wSw
TCubb’s nc BWLefBiiFii
$L000,000 IS WATCHES!
aL. & t jji v !
> . ■ .x’sdriad .Mm-: •> .count <>NE PB.IGEPXA.IV, V . ir r "A V.. ;. ... a OH 1 - 1 • • Handsome and Bellable Watx^ ! -ii i.. urns a.ii ‘ I '
FWtofilOWpriCfi^^Xto^ WttfiffIWtsmt
y^MP*o*tok*»*M«teaslSM p erfoctly satlsfoe-
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