Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1867 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
moody adopted:
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Olaclnnsfl Ball road.
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A ns o seas oats taieJCreal^. METROPOLITAN THEATER - Camillas Husband—Mrs. Norma. Carpets-Hume, Adams A Co., 30 and 98 West W.i<liington street. In Bankruptcy—Bambard IT. MucUer, or Indianaiwlis. round—A pookot Imok. Watches, Etc —craft & Phipps. Bakery, Etc.—Parrott, Nicium A Co., lS8East akliinglon street. Buslneee Notices. Watches Repaired—t raft A Phipps, No. 14 North Pennsylvan<astreet. Orphans’ Benefit—Tickcte for sale at the mn“ic and Imok stores < tiristmas Books—Todd. Carmichael A Williams. Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers—Todd, i armichacl A Williams A Snitnlile Holiday Present—Go to Heltkam’s, No. 8 Wc»t Washington street. Private Lecture I>r. 1!. Brou n Williams, toniglitj Wallace’s Block. CITY M E w §7 The Rnnkrnpt I.nw. W'c have for sale the various blank forms for applications under the bankrupt law. Attorney* and others desiring any number of these blanks, will please send In their orders at
once.
Township meeting. The Democracy of Center Township, Marlon County, will meet at the Court House In Indianapolis, on Saturday December 7,1867, at two o'clock, for tbe purpose of selecting delegates to the County convention, td. William Wilkison,Chairman. ITW’Deneral Burnside Is In the city. XW Sleighing was tolerably good yester-
day.
TJTN'atban (Umbel, ol Knox county, has Hied a petition In bankruptcy. OTKennedy, Byram A Co. report their sales for November at $44,621. Their internal revenue tax was $ H 62. IJjy'i >no hundred and eighty persons have applied for the benefit ol Ilia bankrupt law In Ibis State. \ iiMiTTEn.—Reuben K. Harrison was admitted to practice in Ihe Criminal Court yesterday. I iT The new time table on the roads centering hero and their principal connections, g^es into effect next Monday. * JtlTI.ognn A Co. have handed us the second number of tho Western Commercial Review and Railroad Journal, a paper devoted to railroad and commercial interests. nr The suit of Many vs. Davidson, Ison trial in the Circuit Court. This suit is brought on a note, and tbe defense plead a want of consideration. JkJT The second quarter of Atbllc Smith's dancing academy commences this week. Let all who wish to learn to “trip the light fantastic" bear this In mind. Insurance Cases.—The other insurance cases in the Circuit Court, have been compromised by the companies, each paying Mr. Aughinbaugh one hundred and nineteen dol-
lars.
$nr Wm. Langdorf and Hiram Kelly paid $9 30 each, for intoxication, In tbe Police Court yesterday. Franklin Smith, Maggie Morrison and Frankie Morrison alias Aehey, Impecunious benzlnlsts, weut to jail. JjS” Mr. H. Oran, manager of the Lottl Crand opera Troupe, Is In tbe city, making arrangements for a few nights of grand opera, with full chorus and orchestra. More particulars will be given to-morrow. %M"A grand ball will be give at Franklin Hall, Franklin, Indiana, on Chrlstmaa night. The committee on Invitations are from, Franklin, Martinsville, Shelbyville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and other places. OTA Well spring op Jov.—Governor Bakers wife has presented him with another heir. Although not standing on hi* head, Me Excellency looks remarkably well pleased. Cam back stands no chance for the G ibernatiorlal nomination now. tST The Painters’ Association of tbla city, will give a masquerade ball—the first of tbe season—at Masonic Hal), on Wednesday tbs 15th Instant. A full band will bs In attendance, and every arrangement to secure success will be made. ty We regret to learn that Union City, a village on the Bellefontalne road. Is about to be depopulated. A non-descrlpt seven by nine sheet published there says <r W. S. Osborn k Co. will ship 30,000 pounds of geese to Mew York Ibis week.” gyfwo specimens of juvenile depravity "on the klneben lay,” gently relieved another boy of five dollars, yesterday morning, aa he was going down Kentucky avenue on sn errand. They escaped down an alley before he waa positively certain what had happened. Moral: Little boys should not carry money in their bands. •lit for Possesion.—The of Coons vs. Wsters, a suit to gain i>session of the office of city auditor, will betried In the Circuit Court at an early day. John W. Coons, tbe pi an tiff, was nominated and elected auditor, but tbe city attorney decided that there was no existing vacancy and Mr, Watarshaa retained the office. pey At a meeting of leading Republicans, held here on Wednesday, It was rssolvsd to attempt to secure the holding of tho Republican N ational Convention at thin place, and a committee was appointed to go to Washington and confer with the national eemmlttaa which meets on tbe lltb instant. Wo understand that tan thousand dollars ban been raised for tbe purpose of securing the convention. pyA ease interesting to temper anno people will bn triad befesw tha eouaty to-day. Jeaaa R. Ebaugb A Wftllam McConnell bav# petitioned tbe board for • Ho ones to sell liquor. John Wilson and others have paUtioned tha board not to Issua tha Hssnsn. A great many will ba In attendeaee, md tha endeavor to prova or disprera character wlU probably be taey Manly Browe.—We we glad to sea a diesen# eorpeeple teiweten manly sports tor which England has noted for yenrs. Oor volatile friend, Celenw* Row, hae just received from tbe Mlrqtiie of Waterford npeeheratxSegllsh fox bounds* of toemnsf eppreved bra*!, wMh wbfah be propeaw to iMpHtoh n fox bootleg Tho heaade Tarawa* n tow days since* aa* ymwbtohg.toret hi ntthe death, end left rtd5wlll’ ^dra^^twwaJSri McCarty’s tans, eh the weto side ef the
were sell
> wc can searccly realize that BrotlMr WRnan B.BR«v who tor ycsn,and aa but y eater day, wm with us, and cue of ue, with a kind smile, a warm heart, and an open band far all, buoyant with youth, health and manly vigor, with bright hopes* 1m ' a smiling future, can Indeed be desd. It la hard ts believe that hfa graceful, sprlning step will Mvermers trend thta hall. It la hard to Mfeve that beam tog eye and generous heart ase now closed and pulaeleaetn n distant grave. It is bard tobdtevetbat bis kindly smile Is far us no mom It ts bard to believe that we shall never again clasp ha. friendly greeting that kindly band, that his v. Ice of grand muste baa died away, hashed rad mute forever. We bad looked to see the laurel wreath of histrionic fame woven for his brow, but, ab! Instead tbe acarta sprig is planted at ala early grave. It Is, Indeed, bard to realize, but it Is, alas, too true, and again solemnly reminds us that youth, health and heart of hope, an all no abtalrf (tom the stroke of the fell destroyer,
death!
Bis was an example worthy of Imitation in all the relatione of life. In buafnesa, energetic, honest, liberal; in his profession an ornament, laboring to elevate the drama into a teacher of tbe age; In charity, generous; to Us family, devoted and affectionate; among friemie,genial and kind, asaman of knightly honor; as a Msson, m honor to tbe craft The memories of hbs virtues will be tong cherished lathe hearts of Us Masonic brothers. With his sorrow stricken widow, upon whom bis lorn hae fallen with such terrible weight, the greater because so sudden, end just upon entering upon a new and promising •pbera, the heart filled with blight hopes and excited by happy anticipations, and then suddenly left alone in her widowhood, far from friends, a stranger In a strange land, with her we sympathize more than word# era express, and commend her to the tender care and sympathy of ouv brothers In Hew Orleans. It seems bard, too, that If he must fall, that It could not have been among us, who knew and loved Um, and would have cared lor him with sad and tender care, y«* ft i» to us great consolation «»»» be died among Brothers, and that Brother Maaon® clnwd hi® eyes and folded his bands to rest, and with solemn ceremonies and due honors, bore him to Us grave, and dropped the acaria sprig upon Us coffin. To the Brotherhood of Louisiana Relief Led«* i, ur New Orleans, we express our grateful thanks for their care for eur departed friend. What they have done for him is grateful to us, too, aa a living evidence that all Masons everywhere are Indeed Brothers, touching and strengthening chords In our hearts which bind os together in tb<> great Brotherhood; chords of sympatny ai d ft (lection which wo hope may never be broken, but grow stronger with time. That our altrr, columns and working tools be draped in mourning for tbirty days. That these resolutions be published In the daily Journal and Herald, and that the Secretary is instructed to transmit certified copies to the widow, and also to Louisiana Relief Lodge No. 1, of New Orleans. True copy from tbe records of the Lodge. Attest: - B. C. Darbow, W. M. Charles Fisher, Secretary. Mail Robbery.—In our Issue of yesterday, we alluded to the arrest of a young man at Evansville on a charge of mail robbery. At that time the facts of tbe case had not transpired, but we are now permitted to lay them before our readers. Tbe postmaster of Evansville and Lis assistant discovered, several weeks age, that letters known to have come to the office mysteriously disappeared, and after a time fragments of letters were found in an out house. Suspicion fell upon a young man named Cicero Buchanan, who hsd been a clerk In tbe office for a short time, and having been sworn, bad the freedom of the premises. It was noticed that be came in quite frequently, and, after remaining a short time, would pass out back. Special Mall Agent Phillips being acquainted with the circumstances advised that ho be followed oat, and, accordingly, the next time he came through, tbe postmaster did so, and, breaking open tbe door of a privy, found him opening letters which he had picked up as bo passed througb. He made no attempt to brazen the matter out, but made a clean breast of tbe whole transaction. It was tbe old story. He bad become Involved In debt and was ashamed to apply to bis father for assistance, and, temptation assailing him, ho yielded. Tbe crime once committed, was repeated again and again, although he states that the whole amount taken was but twenty-eight dollars. The young man, or boy rather, for he is but seventeen years of age, is of a frank, generous nature, and has always borne aa excellent eharaclcr, standing higher, indeed, than most persons of bis age. Tho sudden detection of bis crime seems almost to have overwhelmed him, and tbe sorrowful lesson be la now learning of tbe evil of sin and Us bitter fruits, will do him more good than any punishment which could be meted out to him. It Is •ad that one giving so much promise of good should fall so early in life, and bring disgrace and sorrow to a happy family; but if to takes heed to lesson he may yet be a good and useful man. No action has yet 1 em taken in tbe case, Tbe young ra;.n came here of his own accord, not having been arrested. What may be the issue we do not know, but a reproof from the court, and tbe admonition, "go and sin no more,” would probably be of more effect than Imprisonment for any term. AN Improved Jail.—Yesterday morning we visited tbe manufacturing establishment of B. F. Haugb &, Co., at No. 74 South Pennsylvania street, and there saw a patent jail, built wholly of iron, and designed for Princeton, Gibson county. This jail contains six cells, surrounded by an iron railing, leaving a passage between it and tbe cells, nearly four feet wide, and so arranged that the cell doors can be locked or unlocked at any time without the jailer going to them, thus affordieg him complete proteciion. Each cell is provided with two beds, so arranged that they can be •lung to tbe wall during tbe day, and give greater room. If at any ttme it should be found desirable to Increase tbe espaetty of the jail, another aet of eells can be constructed on top of these, and the machinery fastening and unfastening the doors, arranged without extra expense. Communicating with the Isdcsure about tha cells Is a door, which ts opened by moving a lever In an outer room, allowing the jailor to attend to the wants of prisoners without ever going near them. Tbe cells, with the passage around,occupy a space twenty-one feet square, in which twelve prisoners can be kept, with as much comfort aa In any jail. This jail la the latest and moot improved style of prison, and must commend itself to all examining ft aa far superior to the common stone affairs. Aside from the security and Impossibility of escape. It Is far lew expensive than ordinary jails, for the amount of room can be Increased at any time, while In other prisons new ones must be built. With tbla pattern, officers of jails can never be sobjected to tbe assaults of vicious prisoners, and a more perfect ventilation la secured. ||County commissioners, or those authorized to build jails, will commit a great error if they fall to examine this prison, and thus' make aura ef all the improvements which may be added. The firm of B. F. Haugh A Co. have the best moebinery for doing this style of work, and are perfectly reliable in every point, as a host of references from tbe best men in the Stole will abundant-
ly testify.
tST We have always been radically oppoeed to what Is kaown as Lynch law, or the summary execution of punishment by an unauthorized mob. Wo have always thought ft far bettor to let the law take Ita course, even If some guilty ones should eseape. For what says the oM aeaxim "better that ten guilty should escape than one nraoews suffer.” Hence (to use the language of a well known educator) we have always condemned Lynch law, and considered those resorting to It as deserving of punishment themselves. Our opinion, however, has been suddenly changed We have awakened to the fcet that some individuals whom the law will not touch, must be punished severely. Tbe toartlew wretch wb# could aommtt suck an oftoraas the one we shall dte la deserving of death la Ue worst form, and we should smile with scornful gUrt; to see hia htmg to the Circle lamp poet, and r than drawn and ouartcrad. bis bade bnrnwi wn• vv as ananas ans^r j ap\st ss^^Lsa and hfaachra scattered to.the fttr winds. The Utter hscrtli—am and brutality of tbe crime
^ra can nee depict. Water, If bwwa, w<
Thomas and Joseph Satttb, two young boyc, irm innitstad of lecsrat'ifcd set tor thirty days; his Honor remarking that they would probably be la court by the time the
Reform School waa opened.
Albert and Edward UfebMtlam, tor stealing ' ** "f; — -to the State Frtoest tor two 1 *<> ttouttW
murtheght affr-flaat »#aedc fnuniei that the dealers bought much the largest part I
sold' yesterday, ft would appear tbrnt they ten
Tbe waste
positive cure” Sara ml iudiaeietioaa.
Unwitopatom pills tebetak
Private Hcc* roeEts by Dr. B. Bn men, at Wallaca’a
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Jease R. Ebaugb, charged with desecrating the Sabbath, rrm admitted 1 1» bail in tbe ram of fifty dollars. In the ease of J-.m.'* Conklin and Frank Galloway, charged with perjury, amotion to quash the tadfetaeats waa matte and taken under adviacmenrA motion to quash was made in tbe ease of Percy IL Fatouf, charged with obtaining money under false pretences, and taken under
advisement.
Horatio Flanders arraigned for grand larceny, pleaded not guilty. lu the case ef Hattie Ittahop, a motion waa made to quash the indict meat lor perjury, which was suataiued.
milted.
Chronic diseases treated at the :
dally, till Tuesday next.
TK
i House,
^ Priae of nude P; tomato package* «B. stoetbynudt.
SuhAriUB BmC aid WM Htam and ail eruptions of tho akin. TUetoao oapost-
•iraught horses, weighing 1,900 pounds and upward, wanted uamhulsteig ah,Soiltvan jfc Drew’s stables, Indianapolis, for which good prices will be paid. 4dt*
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Kxmmi*. for Ifralftra fn AaFpWllw KWTwIBp pftffw ID UTTlYDa mm - 50 for suporfiae State and Western; $9
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for [common to good SC Louis; fill 50# 13 % fra good to choioo do.; dosing qntoftandfitHC CaiJtornfh. firte; taleoof 1,300 narks and bttwla Mfll 60#IS 25. Wbiiv-qujiT ° f ** “ t .to» bnahatoc 2#ffc. betas «2 W#9 28 for
for
meat—it to a well touted remedy in tha
above, your money will aponte Price fit m per to ■ fihff^obl by Tomlinson]
Me; or tdx bottles J * Cox, 18 East WaS
ingtwn street, tmHaBOjgaUa. ^
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Metropolitan Theater:—To-nigbt la set apart for the farewell benefit of Uisa Zmtlte Meivflle, whose ehgagement win clooo to-mor-row. She will appear as Camilla In the play of" Camilla’s Husband,” and In the burlesque of " Norma,” Introducing the beautiful music of that Opera. Miss Melville has shown fine ability and excellent taste in the large number of pieces lu which she appeared, and no more attractive programme has been presented than the one above named. The bad weatheu has inteitered to a great extent with the attendance at the theater during the engagement of Miss Melville, but we trust she will have what she so well deservw, a crowded
bouse to-night.
County Commissioners.—In the Commlsmissioner’s Court, yesterday, tbe viewers of a change of road In Center township, petitioned for by Reid and others, reported favorably, and the change was obtained. Tbs prayer of Crest and others, petitioning for a change of road in Perry township, waa
granted.
Walton and Gosset having petitioned for a private road In Perry township, John II. Batty, Jacob T. Wright and Levi Augustus Hardesty were appointed viewers, and ordered
to meet January 22.
only reliable, tbe cheapest. Try it. lag)roved (new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) My wife and children prefer It. St#j. 'Iinjnis^ soils it. Price one dollar. ' * -t-seod
S’and FaraT* Varal -Tike 3U
York Fur Manufacturing Company, No. 114 South Meridian street, will all ak iu^dl for the next thirty days, their eafrre stock of line
ladies’ Furs at the lowest New York price. SfieotaliMutodhh given to altering furs, i
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For wre'wf^alufi; twday, a fullJt|ae of Boy’s Cassimcres, cheap, CUt and see them afihe City Store. 20. tf
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TVKS&rS TIC •ftTLMTBKTX M L'NIYEBSAL. NEC SAL AHA MUu* VfHYKBSAJ, NECBACCllA MEJL, A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE rOB EURALC1A AND ALL NERVOUS HIS-
SES.
It is an gafeUlag unsedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often affecting a perfect cure in a single day. No form of Nervous Duease Cailate „
Even the severest
Rye—Scarce aad firm; sales el 3,900 bushels of Southern at fil y UKft. tPfNiflMP HOWftrdf g&Jgg of 30.500 bushelsstSI SO#! 39 toe Western. «,,salesof TJJOOhushelaof Cinmtoalfil Mtobond.
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yield to its magic influence.
the entire system, are completely and pi nently cured by it in a few days, or a few i
at the utmost. It contains nothing ininrioas to
s« delicate system, andean ail
with perfect safety.
the most*
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It is in constant use by tha
ChllHrefe** Ma#ep fifit ;.#■ « w K in rlety, and all sizes, the best assortment in the eity,atLtotz’» Shoe Store, 25 West Washington street. ~ 314f TMc Hew Ywrlx Fnr Mammflxgtwxing Company make ap their own furs into the latest style, and dealing exclusively in fun, enables thou to sell to suit the times. B3T Spettof attention given to'attnglg fun.
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u unqualified approvaL Sent by mail on receipt of fit and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. „ TURNER A CO.. Sole Proprietors, UU Ire moat
Street, Boston, Vasa.
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Comforts made from the best materials, now ready at tbe City Store. 30-tf
Drew Goods, at the felly Store, 37 ES&t Wsah-
Ington street.
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30-tf
J3T Henry C. Warxener, the messenger of the Merchants’ Union Express Company, who recently stole fi6,000, pleaded guU^ yesterday, and was sentenced to five years’ Imprisonment In tbe penitentiary. The prisoner fairly broke down, sobbing and crying, while In court. Tbe seene was described by a witness as very
affecting.
p-rT VV e had the pleasure of a vbitfrun our old friend Captain Theodore W. McCoy, of Jeffersonville, formerly connected with the Thirty-ninth Indiana Volunteers. "We understand that Captain McCoy will be a candidate for the position of Clerk of the Supreme Court, on the Republican State ticket. If extreme radicalism, zeal and energy, in whatever he undertakes, and capacity, are qualifications appreciated by tbe radical party, Captain Mc-
Coy will be nominated.
Meteorological reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. dstun, M. D., meteorological committee: Barotn. Therm. Dew pt,Th Snow Dec. 4, 9 P.M . 9S.(I« 98 5 98 “ 5, 7 A.M.. 38.18 96A 58 2 in. ” 5, 3 P. M.. tSiS - 9* 38.5 “ 8. 3P.M. Snow Water, O.M incho
t» at perfect fit, ly retma wara Crwn
Kant, with m mew Mdl select stwetov fee knows wkat is jwrt tke style. *■* 28-tf
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Dr. William Thomaonfo advertisement on the third page. jdAly *
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todsy representing all sues oi plaids fed all colors. Go to the CKy Store for batgain*.
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Rttotoek Every YEormime tot Era
CARPETS.
Reed it be said that ’
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Hume, Adams & Co. W#ald announce to Aeir friends and patrons that the extensive repairs and alterations upon the “Trade Falaoe^ Building are now complete, and that they have moved into their new Carpet Warerooms, Bos. 9ft and 98 West Washington Street, where they will keep at all seasons a full sd complete assortment of Carpets, WaTI Paper and Window Shades In all grades, and of the latest designs and patterns, which we oiler to the jmblic at the lowest prices the market will allow. Having added a large room for the accommodation of onr stock of Wall Paper, we will pay particular attention to that branch of onr business. We are prepared to decorate in FrescoWorfc C hurches, Public Buildings, as well as private houses. We employ none but the best paper hangers and upholsters, and guarantee satisfaction to all* Our Carpet stock,as usual, will contain all the novelties of the season, and orders will he executed with promptness and in ft workmanlike manner. In fact, it will he onr aim to maintain the high reputa
tion the
TRADE EAEACJE Has always had, of keeping the best assortment of goods to be fonnd in the State at the most reasonable prices. HfiBE, ADAIllS A CO.,
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Efi MS EE Woo* Wswltotofitsto street.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Watches pot In order la at Craft A Phippo', No. 14 North Pennsylvania street. “Harry” now presides, as of old, and if a watch is put to rights, under Ms ear*, it hr ‘
nothing.
Ckrtrarauas Usskn. «sstgH(y ■elect presente frani On largo and opi
■tock of Todd, CsrMebael hid WIftans. Gunn’s Block. fififtfUtM. Tlsksds fisr fihs ftrpktom nrancOi ZZZkZZZZSZSi,
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or beautiful auhnUssed goods, try the City Store. 30-tf
aBi T ^, im w on ante hi Store.
30-tf
bow stock and now workmen, at Linton Shoe Store. If you an hard to suit or have n difficult foot to fit, leave your order and they wUL make just what you want. You will oevar ft urged to take what dooa not pleaae you, and, if any person can please you in the style ox fit
can. i6-tr
Factory Flaw ala, Jeattos, Wssl Yarns, an all sold at Factory prices, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street. 3Vtr
more acceptable than a pair of neat fitting Boots or Shoes; a pair that will fit perfectly and still be comfortable; that an bkuIs opt of the best material by good workmen, at a moderate price? Such Boots and Shoes an now
Eureka Liquid Bine Is a superior article of bluing put up in three ounce vials which is rapidly taking tho place of Bow BUm. WARRANTED MOT TO RPBCK CLOTHES. The ■**--«— or the tnson is respectfully invited. Send for a circular. GEORGE R. SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novUdty SB Fourth street, Pittsburg.
Is StinilRttai HecfiSMiy ?
This question is practically answered in the affirmative by thousands of physicians every day Sometimes they inscribe the ordinary forms of ateehol; seoMtimm tinctures which are simply inferior alcohol, more or less medicated; but no small proportion of the faculty give the preference to HOSXETTER’8 STOMACH BITTERS, as the most carefully prepared medicinal stimulant at present known. ItJa impossible for prejudice itself te he Wind to the marked success with which this extraordinary tonic and alterative has been administered in cases of PYBPursi A during the last twenty years. If it were possible to canvass tbe whole country for cases in which it had effected a cure of this obstinate and. agonizing disease, they would number minions. No wonder, then, that it has become a staksaxd kxdicixx in every State, city, town an! Ti’lagn hs the United States, znd that names, the musk distinguished in literature, art and science, are the vouchers for its remarkable properties. Tbe Immense manufactory at Pittsburgh, with its ex-
_ , teasixs teorehouses, la tha largest establishment im VWCCiwWto ‘OFtfte kind in the country, and, probably, in tbe
world. The amount of manual labor employed in the preparation of the Bitters, to say nothing of the steam driven, machinery, is greater than that of any other proprietary medicine astatdish—?rr* an thin ranliaenf. rad, by the blessing of Providence, the beneffeiat results of tftfe unequaled tonic and alterative are co extensive with its continually increasing sales. tlJ
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2&.33S bushefec about le. .Mtebuohetoatfil 31
for mixed Western lu store; fit 82^*11 ‘’>3 a {float: fit SBffil 30 for new do.; fit 30 lor white Western; ft 34for prime Western yel-
low.
Oats—Receipts, 20 bushels; shade b-tter; sales of 32,000 bushels at 79)<®S0c. for Western in store; 82c. afloat.
private term*.
Sugar—Firm; sales of 400 hogaheada of Cuba *fiUK*raL; MObaxto ef Havana at 12V*c.
HopT^uiSrad unchanged.
Petroleum— Steady: antes at llffillc. for t erudwaBd L 2o)^u. fen refined in bond. Flrmer antlq^iet;»ale»of 2,330 barn®»«ft*21 3Q<|28 50 for mess; closing at til 75 for regular; #13^18 50 far prime; gib 73(820 for prime naeaa; also 300 barrels of now mess afcafilamlrapltomfinndnmBaotenftfiafr«?o{. Beef—Hsavx^sate*. of 300 barrel-* at previous pTteo^raSff of prime mess on priT52^F7nnq| ; sales of Tuo borrafi at *29(8
31 oO.
Bacon—Dull.
Cut Meats—Firmer; sales of 395 packages at 8®9c. for shoulders; ll^igiaj^c. for bams. Dressed Hogs—Firmer; sales at 9)^c for
dty.
Lmrd—Uachanged; sales of 190 barrels at Butter—-Stead y; sales at 30&43e. for State. Cheese—Dull; sales at tl@13c. Freights to Liverpool—Steady;, moderate business.
& .
extra and^reble extra white.
wa H in|a fi
ofSrrttssef
at *2 40 Hftog, «
No. 1 bald tel«SSte]
Rye—NotetnaMy nuahangad amt ton teorknt qfiiet; Md at«t33tol40te8toto«tol Wrtk
ora.
forfras^andaSftfeflto
for city double JUcftSeSap' * for do.; extra, • S SOffiS 80. Oato—Week; antes at 00e. for N«x 2. Cora—Doollned; sale* at b7^S7c. tor now shoiled. Receipta—Flour, 1,800 bamK; wheat, 19.IM) huekelsjoats, 1 ttOO bueheU; corn, 18,300 bushels. saipaients—Flour, 1.2O0 barrels; wheat, 1,000 bushels; oats, 1^00 bushels; com, — buahels.
Pbilambpbia. Thursday, December k 1’etrulenn:—‘Active; sales at 24®i4^e., Dscem her delivery. Flour—Dull. Wheat—Firm; prime red *2 20^2 5t; prime white*3 HR. ^ Com—Dull; old mixed western at *1 30®* G roeeries—U oebauged. Pro v Lsions— U uebanged.
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The performanra wilt commence with the inter-' aasing Drama, la three seta, ratttied Camilla’s Husband. kadg CamlHA gnstiagB. EaMUs Melville tokaanatedawlth-tbe laughable borleeqneeatiued INOHMA. Adeigisa, (with songt) . Emiiie Melville. AtAwooou at two o’cl -Hth. Em die presented too Ilf lI®N**£A^p^ requteJ will be
Flour—Cloond 3^10c. better on the lowest
and medium grades.
Wheat—l<82c. better, with light supply and firm market at *2 27<82 28 for No. 2 and 82 32
33 for No. I spring.
Bye—Firm; sales at 81 07(81 OS for WestOats—Steady; sales at 80c. in store and 82c.
isfiasttoff Western. * t
Corn—Steady; sales at *1 3l@l 33 in store and afloat for mixed Western and *1 27@l 30
for new do.
Pkgfc—Htexy: sales, ef 730 barrels for mess »<ik *8* 6S>4 to 66, cash, and regular; closing at *21 60(821 65. Beef—Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats—Steady, with, a fair demand. Bnoon—Nominally unchanged. L ird—Steady; sales at ISy^aiaj^c. for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered.
Tolado. Thursday, December 5. Flour—Dull. W heat—Tending upward; sales of amber aft 82 54(82 49. Corn—Old. qnn*!; new active at 3®4c. bot- | ter: sates at 90£94 Oats—2(g2j. better; sales of No. I at 64^68c. Rye—U dchanged. Bajtey—Quint. Dressed Hogs—Firm at TEAS CHINA TEA STORE
FLIASCLIL AUD COSXEKCUL. IxmaVArtH.is.THunsnAT Bvwrso,^ December 5, 1667. j Money—The demand for money on the part of the hog packer* still continues to absorb all that the banks are able to let them have, and, consequently, other borrower* find no greater eqsc in the market, rvc-quota rates firm at 12 per wfcs-f.il 7 i s' * UExchange—In demand at par buying and ’» premium selling. rtiLL..: •; .*ar ‘«h«. jm Govertrment =eenrit1c«—Without any change In quotations; Buying. Selling. United States sixes of 1881 *12 1.14 “ ’• 5-tOs" 1862 1 07 l.*8}< “ “ “ “ 1684 1.05 1.06 o:x* SfiAKggpAHiff is 10-40’s i.oo i.i* 1 ;
t ii-. -
7 «o s, 2d scries..
3>i “ ..
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street, and they refer you to any person who has tried them fe* proof of the shore. 3-tf Atrcmta ^Wsuftted fm &«ry county in this State for the following unapproachable Instruments; Steimw&y Jfc PImm, Ktomke Jfc Plgeod cheap pianos, and MueltH^u Utommat also, to canvass for the Westerm 1—1 rwl Review, a monthly musical journaL Address,
H. L. Bxnh vM & Co.,
0l<kd&w3A Ipdlanapotls, Indiana. “Vonr I.otiem kas cmred me Tetter (or Saft-Rheuea.) on my bands of thirty yean standing,” writes Joseph Kistler. of DanviRe, Indiana, whe has been using Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. 3-dAwlw Wifitemkeuffi Jfc Rmockkampt mrw offering Frinte, BrowRAnd Weeched Cottons, Canton Flannels and all other Domestics, aft the lowest prices la the city. Save money at the City Store. . t ; 3Q-tf
Thursday:
Mdtaey—Fairly active at 6@7 ]x»r cent., for
call loans.
8ter!toff-Stearty,h«»*i'§»«£.go:d, for first class ^Sfi fteduy,'opening at WPL ttecauiag to tef. and rtowinir i»L Government Stocks—Without decided change.
Buying. Selling. .. U2»i 1.19.S 1.0U, 107?i . 104 Is. L«4K .-.1-06)4 L«,\ ...187?, lOU* ...lO^X 1.07« ,..1.01)6 1-OI74
..1.0476
sasmuBsssk..
Alterative Tonic, and Restorative of Healthful
so compact or concentrated m finah the active and essential properties ofmetflcfne, or are so well adapted to fenuly use ay these popular remedite. Devoid of mineral and vegetable poisons, simple but efficacious in operation, they may be administered with equal safety to the infant as to tho adult. No household should be without a supply, as they are always nsefoi in case of accident, ■old by an Druggists. dccB dAwlw
L047i
12 51
Corn meal, *1 70 for new; no old in the market- Graham Hour, $ft£6 53 perewt.: middlings, *37 per ton for best Bran, %Tt per ton. Shorts, *55 per
ton.
Grain—Inactive; wheat is quoted at $2 30; corn, 65c. for ear from farmers; do. shelled, new, 75c.; do. do., old, 90®96c.; oats, 6oc.; rye, $1 35; barley. *1 2S@4 35; buckwheat, *1®! 25. PMk—The prices at yesterday are castxined. and the offerings are very large. We saw daring the day many fine lots driven along the streets, which show that the receipts are heavy. After killing SCO head, J. C. Ferguson will bare remaining in pens about S,HX). Messrs. Wheat, Fletcher A Co are reeeivingsoineexeailent bogs, which they are killing about as fast as they arrive. Messrs. Xofsinger, Kingan A Co. are not
kttUng to-day., . ,
Most of tho hogs slaughtered in Louisville 0X0 brought over the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad from the interior ef Indiana. Nineteen eur loads were brought down day berday over that road.—New Albany (JCm-
tore yesterday over that road,
mercial.
Messrs. XefiMk Riley are haying hogs and pack in g them. We are glad to announce this, as ftp was stated that there would probably be lo haven in this market.—W inches ter Journal. -Ttofc wn bo eight tioksarfd^bogi-packed at Kokomo this season.
TSSS WS^Z IEEE YOU It O OUOBL. SELLEVS IMPEBAr C0U6H>«YBUP wm effoctuaOy cureConKhs, Hoonensw, Cronp, Colds, Whooping Cough, Infuepsn, and all diseases of the Throat apfi Lungs. It is pronounced by att who have ante it, the most pleasant and officneloos Cough Besardyever introdneed.
R has stood ten tart of Thirty Tears, and con-
crows tefkrac. - > .
did be witlioat ft.
I» fert.it ihosSkStetS^S^ray. It is fee mart perfert Soothing Byr^ ferBORR THROAT and 1RKITATRD LONGS known m hundreds canfestify who have proved its efficacy.
togfepn to tee nMrt-drtieate fitodwiteconfi R. E. SELLERS A CO., ,
novll
ITC ™ TKjnm SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! HnsoanFfegriraB; '
cures The Bek.
Revenue sUmps arc sold in sums } to 9308 at three per cent, discount, and in .-.umsovtr
$:i00 at feus^rcent.
ctnctnwntt ffUsrKet.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, December 5. Flour—Held very firmly; sales of family at
*11.
Wheat—Is higher; closing ac 82 30 for No. 1 red; *2 15 for No. 1 f prieg. Corn—lo light supply and advanced to So® 87c. ftr new, ear. Onto- Quiet; sales at 63c. for No. 1. Barley—Firm; sales at *1 60(81 73. Cottofe—Firmer; sales of 2JM0 bales at 14(8 14%e. for middling. Tobacco —In demand; sales of 110 hogsheads at *6% Q12}£ for lugs; *1S<823 for leaf. Hogs—In good demand and prices higher; cloeing very firm at *6 75(87 25, grutu. and *8 60(g’J, net. Receipts, 14,000 head; total packing to date, 146,000. Mess Pork—In demand; sales at *20 30 for old and $22 tor new. but it teheifi higher. Green Meats—In demand; safes at 7%. 10@ 12c., but they were h«I«V higher for new and all offered at this rate was taken. Bulk Meats—Nothing doing. Butter—Scarce and firm; salet at 36<jJ4Uih for Yresh Western, and 43846c. for New York State. Eggs—Sales ot 30(g31c. and the supply Is light. Apples—U nehaeged. Linseed Oil—Sales at $1<81 03. Potatoes— D n changed. Clove rseed—HeW at 12c. p«r pound. Beef Cattle-Firmer; sales at *4<86 30. The gross receipts have feifeo off. ^ r Petroieum—Dull; saiee at 46c, for refined, duty paid. Mosey—The market is easier and currency ts In better supply; inside rates, 10^12 per cent. Exchange—Dull at j^e. discount buy lug. Gold—1.36)i buying; 1 37 selling. Now Vos A Dry Goods MarRot. New York, Thursday, December 5.
wmrteru im Imdlaamm FOR CHINESE AMD JAPANESE
Imisoit’s tout Hail. 1MIC 44R1CAX ARUNUTOfi MLYSTKE1S, (From Arlington Halt Chicago.) * Softmortmy, Dec. « mnay. Ledinpersooby the A tales of the Ethiopian wor’a w. arlhigtobt, While at no teser altitude we observe with reverential awe the sublimity or a COOX. BXJXIOESS, Sightly styled “America’s Favorite Come.! tao.GRRATEST alliance in tt; ular corps^Ji* 4 * 11 Wllb the «'<>" l-l-ftENmKlf AalLLY AKUWIM Ever confederated in one
TEAS!
The China Tea Store, (KSTABAlStoJEfe IN tg&g,) Ho. 7 ODD rELLOWS’ ftRF.t.
. he United States.
‘Admission 50 ceuti; Reserved 8ea ^ 75 ai^mr^hVo’^k 10 9CTen:com,ac,ue
i) B Manager. if. ts. HOtX=rBs, Advance Aireut. H. A. FI8TLKK; Assijtant Axcut
decs 05t
MUSIC. TJ S I
CIGARS.
4>te4. ’1’ke Best amffi Ckewpeut C I <3- ik IR, S! IN TUB CITY AT GREEHE’S DRl’(i STORE, No. 98 Emnt to’mohtmff ftom htxoot. *ep4 d*
WATCHES.
made at LiitU’% No. 35 West '"’’-"’•'-rlt'K; _toudg 1 ns. lYuffnimM * i’ -1 r ‘In ‘rr
Couponsrtm
10 40 s 7-30’s.
18B*... . 1865
“ new
1867
A. Alexander A Co. arc doing a big business teUMiraUnshton g establishment. About SCO
porkers are slaughtered per da
quite* these vice of nearly fifty bands. :•* This firm have facitiues.oralanghtering 10,000 bogs, andJbsan the MMfiArt whoop and halloo of tee hog drivers, we should think that many hogs
would certainly come in.
its, but the price immediately* .ell bac 4 to cents.—Johnson County Press. 1 f Messrs. Wheat, FietshorR tot have paid as h gh as iw fShtefeohUffOlhii season we hare yet to find it out from them; the highest price paid by this firm was ou Wednesday last, and
Boos—Three pork packing W. J. Reiman * Sen's, wT B. Warren’s and George A Jenkins’—arc now in full Mart in this tremely small hags *8 9firt8 98 were given for host wagon, hogs Drove hogs commanded *9 50. Ttera
‘Tbh gross,
i, aqu Jo 0O&9 ack.—Jr Au iso ft Conner.
J gaide-irr -4 »
tetbetoerald.
Cisenaan. TUtbdat Evxxixo,
Grout Western stock yar<1s since Monday have
boot as follows:
zzwz+MZir:;; %!5 Cattle—Tbe supply has been light, tee
quality good and prices firm. Tbe market to-day
Extra shipping stock.
Prime butchers’
*6 15*4 Ml |S*E*4<W
s'stock
fiSS : Sheep—With a short sup^y tee market to-day waa brisk.
from potoMto supply Urge and priees firm.
The weasher is fine and trade is dull enou
r thl
steady.
for this season, still prices are gene
ough rally
Tho XX hridite four quarters wide bleached muslins are selling down to 13,4(813^.; HIU’s soupor Mem do, at 13c. Brown sheetings, heavy makes, are in limited supply, and held with considerable firmness aft 15%c for Atlantic and 13c. for Clark’s sad Indian Head; for Appleton and Lawrence C. Fine goods are plenty and low enough. Brown and bleached prints are in moderate request and steady. All standard prints are selling steadily at 12%c.. while select styles in choice colorings, like Cocheco bring and Merrimack W. Broche patterns on fine cloths
16e.
Delaines are in moderate demand at I6(817c. for old makes and 19c. for new styles. Canton flannels and brown drillings in light supply and desirable command at full prices.
tmrltos.
CHICAGO, Thursday, December 5. Flour—Firmer; unchanged. Wlmaft—JMttoo; Mta 1 Mf^fe IMtor* sates 1 of No. 1 at *1 SOfel $4*1 7641 78 for No. 2. S doting firm alto T9 for No. 2. Corn—Ouirt mad le. lewur; safes at S&d8534c. for No. 2; closing quiet at 83c. for No. 2, and 80c. for new. Oats—Firmer; sales at 56%@56c. Rye—6@7c. higher; sales at *1 43@1 48 for No. 1; *1 40(RX 46 fog No. 2; doting at the
Barley—Unsettled and 64810c. lower, closing nominal aft *172, with a brisk speculative de-
mand.
Mess Pork—Advanced 75e.@*l per barrel; .1 ■ * oon < k3®*«i 7ft. for
closing firm at
Lard—Firmer at 12®12&c.; prime steamed,
12Xc., cash, for Janiury delivery.
Green Meats—Active; sales of shoulders At 7c.: hams lOJ^fflllc.; pickled hams 12c., cash,
•mo 13c. for January delivery. «
English meats—Quiet; Cumberiand middles
Oj^e., loose^
Hogs—Active and 25c. higher; safes
at *7 0007 75; closing steady at |6 00(86 50 for medium to fair; *6 79@6 78 for good te
choice.
Beef Cattle—Moderately active; sales, *%»>«*» for good. J.^^0
8T. Louis, Thursday, December A
13c.
w - . _ 87 for unbroken. few for foncy. Wheat—Unchanged; sales at *2 4002 8ft for prime to choice fall; *1 80@1 8ft for spring. Cora—Bettor; sales at 97c.Qfl. Oats—Held firatiy at TlffiTSe. Barley—Firm and higher, with safes at to* 40ffil Cft forsprlag, and|l 883* 00 for ftil. Rye—Advanced; sales at *1 ftOffil 60. Fork—Held at *21 50022 00; by city packdear tides 15c.; dry salt shoulders 9c.
81.000,000 IN WATCHESI
For sale on the popular
OINE ERIOE
Giving every patron a
Handsome and Sellable Watch For (he low price of Ten PoUara, Without Regard to Value, not to be paid for unless perfectly satiofacX 100 Solid Gold Hunting Wathes. .*885 to *1,000 KJW Magic CaarnBoid Watches. 3UU to 000 10U Ladies' WxteUes, enameled 100 te 900 900 GeldMuntiDgChronometer Watches 960 te 800 200 Gold Hunting English Levers. .900 to 960 900 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. 190 to 900 300 Gold Hunt’s American do 100 to 960 800 Silver Hunting Levers ...... 60 to 160 600 Silver Hunting Duplexes 76 to 950 800 Gold Ladies’ Watchee 90 to too Lean Gold-Hunting Lepinee 60 to 76 LOOP RiaceHnnooni Stiver ’Wntehoe.. 00 te V» 9600 Hunting Silver Wuehee 96 te 60 6,000 Assorted Wntohee. all kinds 10 to 78 aobtatao a watohbytele arbut tfo while U may be worth
We wish to inusedlawly dispose of tho above sagniWcent stock. Certificates, naming tho articles, aru plneed in sealed euvetooew, and well toteeA tertteosasteerafttoedtette arttoleo nawed on their cextificaftt nnen payment ofTen Dollars, whether it be a watch worth *1,000 or one worth less. The return ot any of oar oartiRcates entitles you to the article named thereon upon payment, irrespective of its waste, and as no article valued less than *19 is named en any certificate,
it will at once be seen that this is
IV O LOTTERY! But a straightforward tegjWteate transaction, which may be parti<tip4ted fth even by the most
BENHAM BKO.’S& CO.
Successore to M. t. toeofttout a 4,0
wuolrhaij; ani> rktah
MUSIC DEALERS.
fastidious 1
hr mail, post ‘ *1. eleven um for fO, fife *10, one
RKMOVAL.
SMITH, Em* 4 GOQDHMT, STtoKAGK ANfe COMMISSION MERCHANTS* And wholesale and retail dealers in Flour, Feed, Etc., ETA YE removed from 994 South Delaware ■ ■ street tethe southeast comer of Ttrglai* avenue and Delaware street, where they nave constantly on hand choice brands of Flour and era^thing im the Feed Una. Give ns a oaU.
BUSINESS GOLLiCK.
xq-A.xxotfftih.Zs .. 3,’-;; -»r ii Business College of Trade,
F I A. jX O S
STExnsrw^.ir
F I O S .
ROOD CHEAP PIANGS.
addrem FRAKKL1K R CAFF,
ear toWtes Rooms oj
GIAND SWAM A!iD IFIlfiHT
F t l
SOLICITORS OFPATENTSy
AT FACTSTT LAW,
bushels; barley, 600
asttusa Is; and rye, 60
•r-M.
iramtswuia a&rKot. Lou isviLXX, Thursday, December A
of 68 hogsheads logs aft *5 25*6 95; medium leef, *17 7A
Floor—Sales of superfine aft *7 50*7 73; A
aqoTt te t o-, HR J . *rii« b«wt
of new shonlders aft ll^c.;
■SSSStet— . sr* -8 #” ^ .“*“** “ '***■
American Organs,
SfST MUSIC END BOOKS.
Musical Merohaodtee.