Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1868 — Page 4
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THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 33
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Uvlambaa .a* ladiana Caatra) Ballwar.
tbaikblAai x. arrive
MalitEing Day Express... »;00 A. M. 8:00 A. M Bail HUil Expie-a 10:10 A. M. ti 36 A. M Ku limuDd A< rommo<ltttlon. 4:00 P. M. 18:50 P. M Hew York Night Jfixnruss.. 0:00 P. M. 0:00 P M Suuilay AxpiCS 9.00 1'. M. b.K> A. U
Olaolnnatl and Indianapolia Janctloa.
(01HOIMNAT1 VIA C VMH1UDO* AND CONNKBSVILLB.) Cincinnati Express 8:00 A. M. 18:50 P.M 'Cinrinnall Express. 10 10A.M. 9:00A M
Olntmnatl, Richmond andOhlc.go Railroad.
UHNCINNATI VIA RICHMOND.)
( ineihnnti Express 8:00 A.M. 8:00 A M R.il.loniali c Ual.way—Bat Una Ronta. Pay Express 2:10 A. If. 0:00 P.M Clilon Accuiniuodatton h :00 A. M. 8:80 P.M
ess
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Kastern a xpi Mglil Ex pies
Snii'lsy Ex
b :0<
.10:00 A M. 2:16.
I P. M. b :80 .
b:50
b :50 ]
b :80 A. M
spress b:50 P. M
tv.ndlaon Railroad.
Mail 8:30 A.M. 10;l0 A. M Express . 10:80 P. M. 8.80 1’. 11
iaharaonvllla Railroad.
Night Express 8:3)A.M. 10.DO A. M Mail ...10:30 A.M. 1 15 P. M Mixed Train 0:00 P M. b.30 P.M t hieago Express 5:15 P.M. * Indlanapolla, Para and dhtoago Railway. t h ion go Mail . 1 .On p. M. 1 .47 A. M t hieiigo Express b.lOP. 4:i5 p. M
Lafaratta and Chicago Railroad,
Chicago and M. .Jo Express. 0:35 A M. 950 A M Aei'iiunnoilntion 18:50 P M 6:05 P.M t hie.ago Nigl.t Express b:40 P. M. I .‘.’O A. M
OlncinnatiRatnoad.
Morning Express. .... 1:50A.M. 8:00 P.M Mail innl Aicumiuoilation.. .10:10 A. M. 13:30 P. 11 Chicago Express ... 8:50 P.M. 8:00 A.M MartinsvllluAocomnioilut’n 1:50 P.M. l’):10A M
Terra Haate andlndlanapolla.
Arrow Express 2:30 A.M. IsBOA. M Juis Express 0:00 A.M. 10dU A. M
Exnress 12:50 1*.
9:80 P.
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St. I/OU Is E.'.-press Matmon Express,
st lamia Night Exjirota.
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19:60 P.M. 8.86 P. M . M. 8 25 P. M
Amuaemcnta tills Evening.
METltOPO 1.1TAN THEATER —Mr Erank.
Malo—l.uily of I.yim's. ,
MTsoXK IIAI.I.—Prof ijiul Mailame Mneal-
li-ler, the great illusionists. ^ To-duy’n Advertlaeiuenta.
Metro|K>litau Theater.—M. V. Eingham.Man-
Rgcr.®
In nnnln nptcy—lYiil^iiii II. tliceKol't onnars-
v ille. pay tile county.
In JiaoJ.rnptrj.—Samuel Pierson. "I 1 rIIners-
ville, Fnyetle l oiinly.
In I'.anki iipti y—lieorge P. I’rali anil Davi'l It Pratt, oi Connetsviile, E'nyetteeounly. Schoul Fluid — Notice to persons o»in» tiie
school ininl- of Marion comity No.ico- ■'inith & Uoodhnrt. Un lertakei —IVm. W. Weaver. Insurance—John 8. Spann & Co.
Trunks- s. Binkley, 20 South Illinois I reft lltiildeiAsco 'iation — Doors, Sii'h tllinds.
M ililings, etc. \\ anted—A girl.
Port Wine—Sicer's Pori Grape Wine. Special Not ires — Holloway's pills and Oint-
ment.
special Notices—R. R. K. pills, special Notices-To Ibe Offuert of euttla and
horses.
lliialnrsa Noilcea. “Where Youth and Beauty Meet’’—I’halon A
Pen
Speer’s Port Wine -Sec advor'isemcnt. CITY E W S . i* li O 4 ' Pd H) 1 ) 1 N < 4 SS
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Eighth of January Convention. The fit I ji ocfeiUngs of Iho Denm ralic St.itc i-‘on vrut ion, hold oil the 8th of Jaii'inry, Ini lading the spcei lies of iioni ri’ile Josemi E Mr PosAi.n, llonor.ili'c Tiiouas a. JIknoiiicks, and llonor.iiile t> W Voorhei: ', arc tow bring published iu pumphli't I n in. and w ill lie ready for de iviry in a lew il.ys The price will Uo full JWS :
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For 1,000 copies ,... . 11 no Urder.s. arconip n isi ult’i the money will receive prompt attention This is a ilocumeut winch rlionld-lie placed in the lumds ol *• v(; v xotiT in ti c Maio, an 1, ns the type can tic kept standing only a short time, order- should be sent la piumptly. Address,
PEi: \ 1.11 i iiMPANY, Indianapolis, Indiana.
For 10 copies For 100 copies
l YU The I’olieo Court was lifeless yester-
day.
ITT The State Temperance Alllanee meets here ou Hie iitith of February. J. STisaic Judson, of Klktpirt. his tiled petition In hxokruptcy. I tTPrayer meetings will be held In all the city churches to-night. jjL'iTThc Ptorm of sleet commenced very suddenly last evening, and lasted much longer than such storms generally do. £J7'.M:icalli.stcr is nightly delighting hundreds at Masonic Hall with his wonderful illusions. ItjT’Tho Justices’ courts are us inactive as the Army of the Uotomuc was in “(he old days.” HLfiTi oople must bo hard up for fun, to go slelghirg in sueU a pelilng storm of sleet that of last night. Sinking Ki nk Nales.—The time for the rrdemplum of lauds mortgaged to the Nicking I'ltud and disposed cf at the recent sale expires February s. IfSi'The police have played havoc with the chicken thieves. It is to be hoped that all are lugged, »a that havoc will not be played with (he chickens any more. ft W"l( tbo item business does not Improve very quickly,we shall be compelled to write a dlsqnisltion on the probabilities of another overflow of Pogue's Run, or some other Intereatiug subject. Cnt( i t rCoUHT .—In the Circuit Court yesterday iho ruses of French t’S. Doyle, Wilson is. MeOuIroand McVey ra.Tilberry wore dismissed. 'I'he case of Roll e». f.esch a suit to recover rent of real ostatels In progress. h of T a I..— The L.,dtea’ boeial Circle, i f iho I irat Fnlversallst Chuiyli, will meet this evening at tbo residence of Air. Ferguson, corner of Fast and McCarty streets. Tbe -members uud friends ot the congregation are invited to attend. ATTACKED WITH 1’AUAI.V.tl:!.—Judge W. W. Wick, in early days a prominent politician ol this State, and postmastnr under I’rcsldent Fierce, was attacked with paralysis at his house in Franklin last week, ami Is now In a very low condition. fJoGt/s.—Couolerltlt imitations of live cent coloe of the Issue of IbtMl are In circulation. Tbs counterfeits aro struck lu loud and silvered over, but an: not burnished between the bars ot the shield. A number of these imKatiuns have been putlM^atygmlaliun. liAM..—The muohiaUls and blacksmiths ol this city give a grand ball on Friday evening, at Mozart Hull. From the active preparationr made by the gentlemen getting It up.l^frum ite« to be one of the finest ail'alrs isrlhr sea-
son.
Fair GBOnrua—In the yur 1860, the State Board of Agriculture, finding that the old military park-wool of the canal was too •mall for holding fain, determined to procure more eligible and spacious grounds. The matter wu agitated for mom time, and finally the managers of the railrooda centering here, purchased the grounds north of the city. since commonly ktown as Comp Morton, and leased them to the board of Agriculture on condition that tbs Board ahould fit them up and bold fair* there at least eight years out of ten. But one fair woa held there, however, before the commencment of tbe war, and after the grounds were used as a camp and rebel prison they were greatly Injured, the fine shade trees betng cut down, tbe ground dug up, etc. It was also found that they were not easy ol access, no railroad running within less than half a mile. The latter difficulty ha* now been obviated by the building of tbe street m railway, and since the close of tbe war the /^rounds have been greatly improved. The railroad companies now propose to donate the grounds to the State Board, provided they will release them from those claims and will purchase grounds on some one of their llnea of railway near tbe city, to be tltted up and used hereafter. The State Board of Agriculture do not feel disposed to move hastily In the matter, as the present grounds answer their purpose very well, and the rent costs them nothing under the contract. They will probably look at least for a purchaser at a good price for the old grounds, which, In the present condition of financial affairs, may not be so readily found, before accepting the proposition. A meeting of the Railway Board Is appointed for the RUh of February, to receive, if ready, an answer to this proposition and act upon it. But wherever the next fair may be hel J whether upoa new grounds or the old ones, the Board Intend to prepare tor it In the most handsome manner, and wlii make the best possible provision for future fairs. Mr. O. F. May hew, Assistant Secretary, is now drafting plans for the balls, which will be commenced a> soon as the location is definitely determined. For Floral Hall it Is proposed to erect a.circular building, eighty feet in diameter, sixteen feet in bight at the side*, and thirty at the center. A very large pyramid <f shelves will be erected in the center for the flowers, while shelves will bo arranged around tbs outside for tbe fruits, etc. It is Intended that these shelves shall furnish two thousand square feet of room. Fine Art Hall will be after the same pattern, and tbe same size. The paintings and other articles will bo arranged uruund the outside, while the center will be occupied with a circular platform, forty feet In diameter, for the accommocatlon of musical Instruments, etc., leaving a passage way
of sixteen feet around it.
An amphitheater will he forty feet In width by three hundred,at lesst, in length. It will 'will be fitted up with thirteen or fourteen scats extending the whole length, affording accommodations for at least twenty-five hundred people, while a passage way of six or eight feet will be left in tbe rear. Beneath this there will be twenty-four booths twelve feet in width by thirteen in bight, and running back, of course, the full width of the building. Tbe various mechanical halls will be built about thirty by two hundred feet In
size, in the usual form.
Aiiruts.—John Brennan, a man who attempted to kill John Galloway, the night liefore the October elections, was arrested by Meuleuant Bray and Officer Bolan yesterday aDernoon on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. Brannon, after committing the crime, tied, and the police have never been able to lay hands upon him until yesterday, when he waa caught skulking about the
city.
I.lcutenant Brsy and Officers Hrunnemsn, Bennett and John Bueer, arrested a lot of chicken and clothes line tblevesTursday night, ufliecr lirunnoman has been on the watch for midic time for tbe chicken thieves, who com mtt depredations nightly, and has succeeded in unearthing several of the guilty parties. Bob White, who Is black, and Liz. Taylor, a white woman who lives with him, were arrested In one place; at another, two mokes, each rejoicing In tbe classic name of George WaNhlngton, John Martin and Hugh Jordan. O;io of thu namesakes of the father of bis country was Indicted for stealing clothes sev. > r»l days since. Molly Howell, a white woman a bn lives with Nam Johnson, tbe African, uho stabbed Robb, the other night, was also >rre.-UU and she and her liege pine together In (ho same prison. Tbo Washingtons were caught in the act of picking fowls, stolsn only a low minutes bifnre. They vainly attempted to conceal tbe proofs of their guilt, by hustling Iho naked chickens into the bed, but it was too lute, and the probability is that Marion county will be entitled to a froth deleg tlon In tbe Northern prison.
ARMY or na-GCMMRLAlTO.—AUIadiMa officer* who ware s5 aay time in tbe army of the Cumberland, who reside In this city end vicinity, are reapeotfully requested to meet at tbe Court House on Friday evening next, the 34th Instant, it (even o’clock, r. m., to make arrangements la reference to attending the reunion at Cincinnati, on tbe Gth of February, ▲•lull an attendance as possible is desired.
N. Kimball, B. F. Johnson,
C. M. Riggs, H. K. Conklin, C. C. Hines,
John W. Bisks, A. D. Strelght,
James W. Burgess,
Edward Hows,
John M. Commons.
John N. Scott, Fred Kni fl'T, W. M. Wiles,
George W. Darker, Livingston Howland, Joseph T. Elliott,
John L. Hanna, J. 8. Harvey,
William C. Alorlarty,
•PgCIM.-1>OT»CE».
Holioxray’e Fills an* Olataaeat— epratSSS, Dislocations, etc.—Neither opodeldoc liniment, nor auv other embrocation can equal the efficacy which characterize those essential vegetable extract! in thectms of sprains, staralas, wounds, bruise*, contusions, or dislocations, e;o They arejaaequaled ter alleviating pain, reducing local inflammation, and promoting a rapid enre. Sold by all Druggists. jan33 dftwlw
OGTiMetenrologicnl rcporlN for tbo Indianapolis Academy ol Alodlcino, by W.J. Klstuu,
M. D., meteorological committee: Uarom. Therm. l>cw Itain A Snow Jan.51.!) P. M .. iU.SJ 5 • 22, ? A . 51 2-44 25. 24' •j:, 2 P. At 29 40 85. Ill
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HJCTThe dull) Untou prayer meeting held gt tbe rooms of tbo Young Alcti’s Cbrlitiuu Association, was marked, yesterday morning, by increased numbers iu attendance and increased interest In the exercises. The meeting will bo lod this morning by Air. Theodore Huber. KIT'Sonio additional contributions to the Jail Library were sent to the rooms of the Young Alen’s Christian Association yesterday. This litrary is kept iu a box In the jail ofilcc. A cheap, substantial book-case Is needed. The means are uNo needed by which to procure It. Bath House.— the now Merldluu street bath rooms, under Til ford’s building, are now fitted up and opened to the public, in the arrangement of these rooms no pains have been spared to make them just what they should lie—mat, comfortable and commodious. Hot,cold and sca water baths sffordod at all times, In tbo best inunner and on the most reasonable terms.
FLAVIRO Mill.—Aa will b« seen by refer•nos to an advertisement in another column, the Builders’ sad Manufacturer,’ Association, located at No. 2*6 North Delaware street, are now prepared to furnish carpenters and builders with all kinds of assb, doors, blinds, mouldings, etc. Tb«y make a specialty ol g’.azed window sash, and are tbe only parties in tn .ity who do that kind of work. Tbe rip saw in their mill, for cutting bridge and other long timber, Is anew invention and the only one in the place. Criminal Court.—Robert and Johanna Turby ville were tried In the Criminal Court yesterday for assault and battery with intent to kill, and were acquitted. Tne offense charged grew out of a shooting scrape last November, In which Charles Rifle was wound* ed. The defense is that Rifle with others was cogaged in a riot, and attempted to break into the Turbyvlile house. The case of State r«. Charles G. Tyner, (or grand larceny is now in progress. Tyner, who was a porter in tbe stora of Hoakit A Co., waa detected stealing whisky a few weeks
since.
Something New. — Randall, the oyster man, has introduced a new feature into the oyster trade of the city. He has fitted up • red wagon, on which appears, New York Oyster House, N. A. Randall, No. 31 South Illinois street, with which he proposes te deliver oysters to families in any part of the city in quantities to suit, from one dozni upwards In order to know who want oysters a red erfrd is left at the houses of ail who desire It, and when this sign la hung out It b an Indication that oysters are needed. This plan saves the trouble of sending orders or the wagon slopping to ascertain if the bivalves ore wanted. The Saddle Rock oyater* that Randall lurDishes ctti’t be excelled. — ^ — - — Wbigbt'8 Tar Syrup.—YVe call tbs attention of our readers to the advertisement of Wright’s Tar Syrup In another column. It is claimed for this medicine Chat it Is composed of ingredients which reach the seat of the disease immediately and produce almost instantaneous relief. It is highly recommended by some of our own dtlsens, a noticeable tact, as the majority of medicines offered to the public, have to go away from home to secure favorable opinions and rccommeuda
tlons.
FN-rorxTER WITH Foot Pads.—On Friday night, while a man named Keeling was going out of the <'ity on Iho National road, when just beyond Pogue’s run ho wss stopped by three men, who ordered him to hand out his money. Instead of delivering, he drew a revolver and lired, wounding ono of the ruffians in the breast. The other two fled,leaving tbcireomrade lying on tbe ground, while Keeling went for assistance. Failing to find It at tbe Ur^t house, ho went to tho next, and upon returning to the spot where tbe affray Occurred, found wagon and Dot tracks and blood in the snow, hut tbe man was gone, and had evidently been hauled away. This Is the story which Keeling tells, but there is a disposition In well Informed quarters to believe that the encounter only had an exlsteneo in his own brain, ami as the blood stains are accounted for in a very practical manner, it is probable that such is the case If, bowsver, he did shoot a man, be deserves tube thanked, and if every body else would do tbe same thing, highway robbery would be more a matter ol romance than reality. Nr.w counterfeits.—The following new counterfeits have, within a short time, uide their appearance: 10s, on the Croton National Hank, New York city, arc In circulation. Tens on the First National Bank of New York city, arc In circulation. Fives, on tbs National Union Bank of Klnderhook, New York. Tbs clouds above the female have a scratchy appearance; tho shading under the words‘’National Union Bank” are course and irregular. The paper is of a bluish tint. Tbe engraving on the back is coarse. Tens on the American National Bank, New York city, are in elrculatlon. The signatures are printed and poor ly done, ami the number is blotched, Tne engraving Is much better then that on the counterfeit ot the Flour City Hank of Rochester. Fives on People*' National Bank, Jackson Michigan, are In circulation. It is a poor affair, both as regards ^printing and paper; e'ill the Imitation Is .close and may deceive Twenties on the First National Bank of Portland, Connecticut. Well calculated to deceive. — ♦ — — Dfmochatk: National Convention. meeting is called for to-night, at tho Hates House, to make arrangements for securing the holding of tbe National Democratic Convention in this city. As this movement is intend ed to advance tho Interests of the city generally, all citizens are invited to partielpate In it, without reference to party affiliations. If money sufficient can b« raised to erect a suitable building for the meeting* of of the conveetlon, and such other accommodations as will bo required, there Is hope that Indianapolis will bo selected, and we trust there will be sulUcIsnt liberality on the part of our citizens to secure it, especially a* the bench ti to be derived from it will be twenty (old more than all the outlays. Other cities are making vigorous efforts to secure the location, and there is no reason why Indianapolis should not strive for the coveted honor with every pr< s. pect of success, for no other location can afford equal lacllR&s for access from nil parts of the country. Metropolitan Theater.—Mr. Frank Mayo sustained tho character of Jack Cade In tho play of that name , very much to the satisfaction of tbe audience, last night. His acting Is perfectly natural, there is no signs of constraint, and he seems to thoroughly lose bis identity in tho character he assumes. Jack Cade Is, In our opinion, a part which does not give Mr. Mayo an opportunity to display his talents. He makes the most of it, however, and the oc«ne where he learns of tbe killing of Clifford by Marianne, brings into play hN full power. Ho was miserably supported by tho company, who acted very much as though they had never hoard of tbs drama before, and had no earthly conception of the plot or of the charactere of the persons figuring in it. To-night tbe Lady of Lyons will be played.*-
PROSPECTUS*
K. R. R. Pills. composed of vegetable extracts (prepared in vacuo,) they purify the blood, regulate the liver, and purge all corrupt and aerrimonious humors from tbe system. One of Dr. Radwar's Pills contains more of the active principle of cure, and will act quicker on Liver, Rowels, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Blood, etc., than four or t-ix of the ordinary common Purgativaor Cathartic PilL sold under various names, or than ten grains of Blue Mass. True comfort for the aged and other* afflicted with Costiveness and Farwiyaii of th* Bowel*. One to three of Ralway't Pills—once in 84 hours, wi.l secure regular evacuations from the bowels. PersAns who for 80 years have not enjoyed a natural stool, and have been compelled to use injections, have been cured by a fow doses of Rndway's Pills. Dr. Badtvsii’s Pills Care all Diseases of the Stomach, T.tvcr, Bowel:), Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous disuses, Headache, Constipation, Cot>tlveae*s, indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bi'ioutnust, Biliou.-, Fever, Inflanuuatiou of tbe Bowels, Piles and all dernngemeuts of the luternal Viscera, Ono to six boxes warranted to effect a positive cure. Pnrely vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals or deleterious drugs. Dr. Kadway s Pills so d by nil Druggists and Country Merchants. Price 29 cents. See Dr. Bndway's Almanac for 1868. p Jan23 dSwcod
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Place.—Mr. Ol Mofiltt continues to receive the best Siddle Rock oysters, and to serve them up to his numerous cAtomers iu bl* usual unilvallcd manner. Us Is prepared to turnlsh families and the trade at reasonabio price*. Tbe Branch, at No. 34 North Pennsylvania etreet, is enjoying a Urge amount of patronage, as It amply dessrvbs,
We call esipeclal atfemtloa to tbe advertisement, In another column, of “Spear’* Port Grape Wine," a pure and unadulteratlve grape wine, invaluable In thkntss. Jon 23-JTuTb&S*t&wly. “Where yomtk aad bessntj meet to chase the glowing'fioun with flying feet,” the Extrgct of the “Night Blooming Cereu*” is tbe recognized perfume of the beau monil'.. Without It tbe belle considers her toilet Incompute; for thsre Is nothing comparable to It either among tbs fragrant combinations of art or ths products of nature. Manufac tured
only by,
Pwaf.ON A SON, New York.
Sold 1>J oil druggiat*. 23-3. My WI Te’* Choice, untl the whole family prefer It. Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s Improved (neW style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (In one bottle). Every Draggist aelUt it. Price One Dollar. 0l-3eod ‘•While the liasnp holdn out to BURN,” there is a chance for restoration ol health. If, therefore, tho ronalitution boa been weaken*.) by disea** nr •*-. cess—tbe nervesabattered—tbe stomach weakened—the appetite gone, and all tbe world appears gloomy—pour some fresh oil into your lamp, In the shape of Plantation Bitters which will make the flame of life again burn brightly, and Illuminate a once wretched existence. For ladies it Is an elegant and gentle atlmulant, exactly such as they require. Many famillet will not be with It. It has an Im-
mense sale throughout th* world.
Magnolia Water.—delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and half the coat.
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‘ I Heave NoM i»ml—ew*« hereinble Cosmetic Lotion for th* part seven years, and never has a ease come within my knowledge of its falling to be bsjnUt.” Writes Wm. M. Stout, of Danvtlfo, Ky, 21-d.Vwlw Keinoval.—The Moss* sand Shoe house of Messrs. Holly ,% Shrader has been removed from 191 t^est Washington, to No. 85 West Woshlngtoa Jitrset, aMUr Masonic Hall, where they oonstaatly hasp an hand a good assortaasat of boohl aitt shoes of all kinds. Particular attention gtvsn to custom work. 3 * 'JJ-o We Tsois e IMemoure im Sift ting;, that J. A W. C. Burk, Coal Dealers, cf this city, have for sons months post t>ecn weighing coal on our Fairbanks’ platform scales, and tbst wc have not even t£e thadow of a doubt but that every load of ooai told by them Is weighed, and that tbo weights as they appear on their delivery ticket* are positively
Just and correct.
21-3 , Smith A Gooduart. BUIardo! Kill tarda! Ililllarda! Tho Adams Express has arrived with six sets of Billiard Balls, not tbo ones stolon from Mr. John iluegele, but entire new once from the manufactory qf Julius Kalke, Cincinnati, Ohio. Persons desirous of trying (heir skill will do well to give Mr. Iluegele a trial, at the well known establishment, No. 12 East Washington street. 21-2 T'aahioa’a Verntlllsam Kdlet.—A’or once, Paablon bas made a decision in strict accord with tbo highest taste, bhe has decreed that the Extract of the “ Night Blooming Cereus” shall be the perfume of her votaries— their only perfume. It Is, therefore, theexcluslve odor of the *• exclusive*.” Manufactured only by ThaLOM A Son, Now York. Sold by all druggist*. 21-2 I'oaL—l.ook at th« price*!
Pittsburgh Brazil Highland
Hesperian.
Clean coal and full weights guaranteed. V. Butscic A Dicwson, IR-Osun 27 East Georgia sir cat. The 1'Irat Aaaaul Ball mi the Resolute Base Ball Club will be given Tuesday evening, January 21st instant, at Mozart
Hill.
Music by Atblick bmilh’s band. Everybody i« invited. IS-Sgan* The “Umfortaiaate** should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. Jel4-ly
To Owner* of Horse* and
Cattle.
Tobin")' Derby Conditlm Powder, are warrantel superior to any other,*, or no pay, for the cureof Diatcuiper, Worm*, Bota, Conffbs, Hide bound,UoliU, etc-, in Horses; and ('olds, Uoujht, Loss of Milk, IBaek Tongue, Horn Distemper, etr .ln Cattle Tlieso Powders wenaformerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, aud, tinre his death, tbe draan d has lieen so great for them that i>r. Tobias has continue ' to manufacta re them. They are perfectly sole and innocent; uo nred of stopping tbe workingof roar animals. They increase the ap)>etUe, give a line coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs; also increase the milk of cows. Try them, and you will never be \\ itaotii them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trni ncr of trotting bones, has used them tor years, and recommends them to hi* friends Colonel Philo l’(Uush,of the Jerome Race Coarse, Fordham, New York, would not nsethem until he was told of what they are compose^, since wbicb lie is never without them. He has over twenty tunning horses iu bis charge, and for tbe last three year* has used uo otiier medicine for Hum. He has kindly permitted me to refer any one to him. Over one thousand other references can he seen at tbo Depot. Sold by Diuggiste aad Sod dlcrs. Price 55 cents per box . Depot, 86 Cortland street. New Y'ork. jan23 dmon.tsitA.w2m ITCKI ITOK1! ITCHm SCRATCH SCRATCH:! SCRATCH!!! In from 10 to48 hour*. Wheaton’* Olntmtat cures Tbt Ilch. Wb.tion's Ointment cures Salt Bhrum. Wheat on's Oin meut cure* Tettsr. Wheaton’s Olnuntni cures Barber's Itch. Whaaion'a Ointm-nt cure. Old Sores. Wheaton's Ointment cures Ev.ry kind of Humor like Magic, rrieetu eantsa bog; by mati,80aeau. Address WEEKS A POTiElt, No. IKJ Washington street, Boston, Mossrchubctu. For r-alw by all druggiat*.
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Hi-great i xpcnei
over lw. uty y«.srs sun
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a.«tiro7bof prompt relief in all ca*es.
H is eelebrny R* t nown to over bat t a m llllon of ladles, a* the author ot''Tbe Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" designed specially or marruai ladies, Ufc delicate or praca’louliiallli from dangerous ronUnrmoot, de-cribing
symptoms, causes aud remedies. Price, $1
Indiana Weekly Herald, -A.T RJCDUOIEU RJATJ£S. $3,000 IN PREMIUMS!
THE LARGEST
TPreniiiiin List Ever offered bv any paper in the West.
PATRONIZE THE
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INDIANAPOLIS,
W. BINKLEY, Hsanfb*taxer a*4 dealer U TtiuxIab, Valises, TrareliMg Bags, Ktc, Wholesale sad retail, «fe. tl Seutk Illiaelf street, Indiaaapelis. MM* Btfslrtag dene m sbert aetiee. Trunk* mod* te erder. J*n83 dAwASunSm
wooi» dfc boy ■>,
Producer* of Wert Virginia Lubri-
- irginla : Oils, Man
fine gar, Soutla meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
GUtOVER, <Sb ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machine*, 21 East Washington itreet. AS
LEATHER BELTING JTC.
LEATHER BELTING, manufactured prom FIMI BACK’S CELEBRATED DM TINNED LP1TRER,
fFIzA-XlSEEID W ANTED by I. r*. LCVATVtS Sc CO.. Manufacturers of L i m s e e ti O i 1 , ISIS Delaware St., Indiauapoli*. .1-
SAMTII, HOWARD A CO. Jobbbers and Retailors in IDR.'S' 0 0 0X33. “TRADE PALACE ’ 26 and 28 Wc-t Washington Strcc’. ISDIANAPuLIH. A- ^ JrtlKlT-iOi'i' die Wholc-ato drub i - in t opper Uourbon and It) e VI , Also, dealers in For.-im ; Liquor- uud < igur-.
AWARDED .THE fikst mumr ji . AT THXS Indiana State Fair, 0 ,fc., 1867, Rubber Beltjng, Hose aid Packiag, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE’S PATENT LACE LEATHER, An*l a!l other k : n<U or Leather, ('»r Pale Ly JO HA FISH HACK, 12.i .South Meridian blreet. j novSM ’.mtopcoUlhp • IN DI ANA P< iI.I8. I RAILROADS. tijvie
AND
SHORTEST ROUTE EAST
AmasemeiitL
Metropolitan Theater. Manases and Director M. V. Lisobim
Scale of Price*;
Parquette aid Heterved Scats. 75 eer • -; Dre-s
te Boxes,
Parquette aid Ketervea scats. 75 eer Circle, 90 cents; Gallery,86 cents; Priva
(5. Colored Gallery. 89 cent*.
Box Office open from nlre A. M.. till twelve M. Doors open at seven; to commence at
quarter to eight.
Fourth Night of the Celehf u(e4 Tru-
geUluu*
MR. FRANK MAYO, Whose masterly renditions are nijhtly received with the greatest enthusiasm.
Thursday Evening Jim. 23, 1868, Wilt be presented Bnlwer'sbeautlfnl play, in live acta, entitled the LADY OF* LYOIVS, Or, Love and Pride. Claude Melnotte Mr. Frank May,, gg^Friday evening, benefit of Frank M.r.o on »uirh ,,c n-ioli tbe popidar tragedian, I. ha. Pope, will appear as “Othello.*’ Jj^Saturdzy, f irank MsyoMatiuc' ghaj” Io rehear V^l, “l adet Le Perle.’’ MASONIC HALL. Seven Nights in Wonder World,
COXM1XCING
Saturday Eyeninsr, January 18* ’Oti*
l ir-t time in the city of
CohsHiltiis Indianapolis p r0 f and Madame Macallister,
BSuiln.’iv S i in*. ,
ASIYV 1 OU la. :u nos tty. VI in'«-r i ri-.t»; £'iu r at *. *i .•< . V5:t, "07.
i I .< I «»10'h9*i 1 S ’*"» Vi-iii P:i’ 2; •
4>r THU ROE,
i c hoico ctiou
llln-ioix-. Won.let-* un.I Vlir.i.’eL,
No. 'IT 8 Meri i ■ i:. S’ IEb" Kinl.iv ft u .: ,
le f .r Sitif
I:. : l:i!l.ip.,*i
I. one of the largest and best Family Ne»--in the West and we invite our pc leal frleud* to awltt In extend ing its circulation.
LIST OF PR EM 1 I n a
A splendid chance for ladies er get. secure a handsome present ot
One Thousand Dollars!
Poieilo A 1c
J Oil H OOUftlKlDI.} A C O 1M2«*K
I oo
: . Mu om’. ifi xj-sti::-?
(iiina. Glass & tlneeisv.arc. j
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i
W a» It Inert on
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III TH« f| I> 1« K >OA , ’ -* L'l.i' i 'C'>r-;i'i >.'• ’ ' J",
rpUE proprietors of tbe Hbeald, jl of exioiKliBf tbe etrouintion etlUion, bare reduced their rate* end offer thm following Y&lmmble \
ten up of debt of nniuas:
wit . i?.«* view Of tne Wci kly of subscription, jreuuuif •» tu get-
O
To tbe person nun>l>«r of m the lint day
paid up Ul* policy of
who will send us tbe lsrz< ew yesily subscriiMirt previouof February, 1SK, we will gl>r
h t,-- < > A
ot.t: k**> p;
TODD CtRViiCHAtL &. WILIIAVS,
tVhoie.s’c
iM-rV:,;.: 1’nll i mol c Wa-h t itv
Fhilsd New ’ I ’o>b,n
tdcipius
t ork
* in i,i 6.1” A i). 11 F, “ 9v;> “ n d) •• SHIP u.
*>.MMOI> tTloXior D.iyu.n an l < ni inuati WITHOUT < ItAN'GK
1.1)1) 1' M
■ aud .kill, derived from reulul procure, d.vou-1 ituirnt of lb* DMase. ol
Rpeclal Notice to mrnrrlcd and Ningle
r.a
Isrili
nffei ■e li
f.adieu. rfromobsti
trurtinns ant a-ony
or ir re gator many
Isrttie., or are to ruiiat
• H',nth-. pr-riedii,fr conrt..***—-. -- cult, irdii.u- and dung, mius ocliveric-, who-e live.aie hazardous dining such time will find
tbe
Fortugncsc kcutale fflanthiy Pills, Jhc mo-t wonderful, rciistde and certain reme.lv Thousand, of ladles u.e them with) Intadlhle tutnty. In til esc of stoppage or irrugulan-
OINE THOUSAND DOLLARS: LN THE BERkSHiEE LIFE i^lRAITE CO. Wbicb bas a capital of nearly On# Million of Del lur*. Believing, as we do. that a Hie policy In a good company to be a better investment than the same a too oat deposited In any bank.
t/Of -I" N D A Y SIGHT EXi'KK-.- K-.vc- at
■ v, )• il
J.oa A.-5I 1>\Y FXPItE^s. connect-at Coii!m. - »itII ta-t Kxpre-. Trains, via I’itUbUig. Hcllaire and Ocv-l-iiid Olf I t!,c 1 ..ru » !- --l 1. VTrK I’A T, ,V( K (’A R> latt 1 < 1 t., ti r,.: a' * *.lcoing tlirough , I’lll I.ADl.i I'lll V .o.d N •
Ut T I it.AM.h'
tl.oo »’ M NEW YORK NIGHT 1 , <1 aii '-. -un'lay- inctuded. ’-1 A
i'ublu ation.of all denomination. 1 "l-t'-t'-l'lNi, * A lt> atra-ln-d to itu- rr:t*u run Ministers and Sendar ichoel Libra,- ! 1-.N. 2» mile-. WITHOUT Stegto, Bsoko. BX. i r^uin? re,iv K tU carl> B,urttu,< tbau ' t - Glenn's Block .lu.Uauapoli- A- k«y-li„ SATf UDAY EVENTNii train • •>
I:i.Anapo]it fit 9.1K; r k . Ly thin line. arrsA- -i UittNl-ni g. I!a!-i liultimore. Wa*}jir ifi -
t JVc'.v 1 oi k. ^ AAourte in Ail-
linc rout «* i Cr '.nur*
Booksellers anti Stationers,
ms of atldenominai end Sender School Sinslse Books, Bx.
To
we w
irson sending iu the second largest h.i
couo ol
Ue pei HU giv
WILLIAM KNABE A CO, S
celebrated Gold Mctu s,.,.
UltUVV.M.VU fo Nft.ISA81 , a U0I.ESALK DRI GGISTS. A I’ U TUK« .11:1 /:.s- HA L /..
N o ~ an I 9 Fa- Wa-tun-1 u street
(ndiariapo:ti. Ind ana A? W. llrKI ITAR At liltO..
" ■'.•sale licaters in
RIoav 'h orU K.-us rsml tlssior*- g itss 4>y»l« re,
fc) I i J\. i-t l 1 id
Buol', MitifN a ti tl l.vailier.
• . > citing throng »v i out w i ru
EXPRESS Th ROOM
J-dri
m’ (Oft iiTii*-:
Dctr-.ii
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to I,
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0 JO i w nt l*ii{U.t
rrt».ii»-i for
At I tint 1. Orr;it \\ . •tfwtA mi IVnn-;- % a -cl. J >« kcU \ .
» iqua or I ■nr.rs. ■
.J M I.l \ r.
Rosewood Piauos
I -r F S T T 1IVL E .,rjr
GREAT BEE LINE
These SHIRTS are always made in th- ns. perfect man ncr. a is cf w« *, eral different graiic^ material, and can he *n plied from stork on liaini to fit men and !>«»> t. «fa*» si/.ew, or mad<‘ to -p* < ordt r. .Semi wi/.4* 4)t*'.. and length of a*?. Iliree t»r si\ perfect it < i n can he n i ;» n hill fora vest ;i tinier a;
price.
t re ti la »'.
W l ilc t ;
ROUTE. DON'T PA
But See
1 K
With 1:* rgc r • Utl • f i * I ’ '
U Ir j: Tl«*Hbir y 1 leLilvi Mu* t.u.
It I IO nlfti
••use ». P«r. pared
r«ntulnty. In all c*sc^ of ^toppafft or irrug ly. or Mippicsnuuof uslursirom whatever thry are certain to succeed, and arc. bcMdci fccily healthy. They are seieatUNhUy pre
ofco,tly Did rare extracts.
The.' cm not fall. In recent cases they sneered in forty-eight hours. Price, $3 per la>\ In ohstiusie casco, tiioae two ib-grecs strodger should
lie used. I’lice, $5. Address, I a DK A M. MAL/'KH KAU. I’rofensor of Disea-es of Women, Office. No. 129 J.lberty Mrect.
Sole Agc.it and Proprietor for upwards of
They era rnt by mall. In or<liopes, free from observation with
2fio. per butihil.
22c. ... ..10c. .... I8u.
twenty year*. ary letter envelp
n
uU insUucliona aud ad vies. A eireular, describing syrai toms, eauiet. and his iqiecial remadiu* for married ladles, (intended only lor w ives and husband,.) w ill 1m: sent free by enclottag a postage stamp to above address A l.ady wrlloa.—Dr. A M. Dsurioeau, “>ir: 1 haic tried many thing, I saw adwr tisod. 1>U1', drefe, and powdars without bonetlt A Iftily who bad )>ccu suecuaefully treated by you. assured me that you tvonld be certain to afford me relief, showed mu “Tbe Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion,'' in which I found my cos* exactly descrcbeU, I immediately sent to yoo, and received by return mail, the "Portuguese Female Monthly Pills,” wht :li acted like msgic, rcllvvlug me In a few Uav* vtt the TM»t inconvenience.”
II <i«oU4iuBw<iin.
TEAS1
CHINA TEA STORE Kleadquni’len in IndlaBte
FOB
CHINESE AND JAPANESE TEAS! The China Tea Slore, (ESTABLISHED IM 185>,) No. 7 ODD FELLOWS' HALL. feblfisun H. H. LU.
BANKRUPTCY.
In Bankrnptcy. District of Indiana, 98 ( midday* of^Januno* > A.D., istts. ^T'HK uuflcrsi^ncd hereby riyo notice of their X •pijQlutment ut MMlgaees of William O. took and Robert R. Scott, oi IndiauapolU, inthe u of lodlam
Irlct,
their own poi
LUtrlct.
ive been bankrupts upon t Oh, V n ^ *b K 4DSHAW*
JanWdJtltsw J, ' Y ' BR ' VD ifcv lt
SAMARITAN’S GUFT. TltP most Coflaln remedy ever known, “Yes, a positive curu” for ail diseases arising from youthfill iuiftUar*l!tH)* Ualsam Uopabia and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to he taken to effect a cufu. They ore purely vegetable, having no einell nor nbptes*aul taste. Cure in from two to four days, and uxuut uases iu twenty four bour*. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male package, g*; ieraslo pac kager ffi. Scat by mall. Sanariiin Host and Herb Jakes, The groat blood purifier and remedy for scrofula, ulcers, sores, .pots, tetter, sc.dos. boll*, syphilis, and all eruption* of the -kin. Thi* is no experiniont—it it a well tested remedy in th* United Stalct Hospitals, where these dUetses assume their worst form*. Mild cases soon yield, blx bottles will cur* the worst. Try tbe Hoot and Herb Juices, aud if it fail, to enre any of tbe above, your money will bo refunded by our agents. Price fl 89 per bottle; or six bottles t7. lyrSelil by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 Kart Wx Ingtoa street, Indianapolis. DKfiAlOND A tXI.Prorrloiors, novlS deodawfim 915 Haoett r,. Fbiiid>.l|i te What is this Marvelous Antidote
to Disease
Which, for twenty years, lias been w inning “golden opinions from all sort* of people’ under the name of HOSTKTTEK9 STOMACH BITTERS* It is an infukionof the mart excellent tonic, anti liiliotM, anll-tcnrhutic and alterative liert.s, root' and lark', in Uh- purified spiritatis es-
sence of Kyc.
llylV DOES XT OPJUtA.UU Thi i|UC'tioi|*uti)>'iio briefly ansMcicd a- fol-
low*: It operate*
A. n PoflicrAil Invlgorusl As a 1‘rovcattve of Fevci -.
a Genial Stomacliic. an Anti-spa«modtr.
As a Gentle Purgative. As a Promoter of Appetite. A. It Cure for Indigestion. As an Acclimating Medicine. As a Safeguard against Malaria As n Remedy for Low Spirits. As a .Specific for Fever and Ague. As a Cordial for (lie Aged. As an Antidote to ben Sickness. As nu Abodyne for the Sleepless. As a Wholesome .stimulant. As a lialin for tho Weary Brain. As a Relief In Bodily Anguish. And as a PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND LfKE under all depressing and devitalizing in-
fluence.
HOSTETTUB STOMACH BITTERS is the only tonic iocxis ence, based upon aspiiitous medicine, that in ABSOLUTELY PURE. Janl4 deod*w-8tv
Sulucsl at 8450. To tbe pi-r-.m ..nding us tar it ii - we Will give it hue Two Horse Farm Wagon, Manufactured by I: fndi.ua;-.-!)* Wagon nd Agricultural Works, valued at • I AO. To the person sending us tbo fourth largest it.: wu will give one of Singers' Celebrated Sewlag Nacklies i VrsImeA »t MB. For the flfrb largest list we will give one of SINGER’S WORLD RENOWxED SEWING MACHINES V&lwed at BBB. For the sixth Urgest list we will give one of LtHb’a FarfAaed KniUlig.MBeklaes Sold only by MeBsrs. Dow A Alien, la this city. Valuta mi M#. ror the Mfeklb Itrfesl lUl we will five a
PreutlnM BmcftLer* Wiae'wwff differ ffllll anff Pr«B« 9
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Ill lliui. •> ol til to!:
tutly put l.'n 'm it . it n t in!
•* <t VS CM ill a.ml oil, -4 «'ur« lv |»:t«*li« tl ttp •: • t tit-- itfio, •- prior-. • uo r i r la it utl itM tn-■ i • I ii rni»*ni(^ 4«'to. 4-,
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Flireka Liquid Blue Is a superior article of bluing put up in three onffice vial* which U rapidly taking tbe place of Box Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO SPECK CLOTHES. The attention of tbo thadz iz respectfully invited. Send for a circular. GEORGE R. SLATER, 8ole Proprietor, novlS dty 69 Fourth street, Pittsburg.
1935 STOP 1866 VO.TtH, O OTJQ3«. SEILER'S IMPErIaT COUtH SYRUP Will effectually cure Coughs, Hoarseness, Croup, Cplfll, Whooping Cough, Influenza, and alt diseoscH of the Tliroat and Lungs. It is pronounced by all Who have used it, the most pleasant and efficacious Cough Remedy ever introduced. It hoe stood tbe test of Thirty Years, aud constantly grows In favor.
aaa^v, a- maaw.aava w > *> w s wa J * «aZAZ It/. It is tbo most perfect Soothing Syrup for SORE THROAT and IRRITATED LUNGS known a* hundreds can tcst’fy who baveproved Its efficacy. It Is prompt in its action, always safe, and can be given to the most delicate child with eonflJegce and tucccaa. R. B. sellebs * CO., Sole Proprietor, Pittsburg, Penaiylvaaia. norli dflmeofi
Fn 9e,
tho Seed and AgrtcaHnral Honse of J. urge Allis, or Indianapolis, valued at ESti*
!For the eighth largest list we will give a Mornlngl Glory Parlor Stove, From I. L. Fraukem’s House KuruLshlng Emporium, of Indianapolis, valued at fi8D>
To
tweu
every person who will rend us a list ol ty SuWriher. we will give a splendid
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fO.M.Mi'M N HOUR, FEED. iLc:
.*■1 an-L S3 ilasuuic Hall, Inili-ir... Vjr't* fur iiiarii A (jOUj^h'sL uuni M’ ■ j ' tffdSm&S liuv^.w.
». M A w r ffl A t Wholesale valor iu L I U gj’ T? S - and sole mauufacturcr oi Dr. ItmmfWam'H Hitter*, No. US South Meridian St., Janl5d3m*8 INDIANAPOLIS. >1. Bjrrkit Houh. Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring, Window and Door Frames, Ac., Ac., Ac. IgcuU for R. Bad A TVs Woodworking Machinery, Mils—Corner of Tennessee and Georgia streets, Indianapolis, Ind. janlSdSniASun HU W flUfl, STF- WAUT A CU., Wbelcssle Dealers in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Taper, Window Paper, BBfok Books, Ac., Ac, IS West Washington street, Indianapolis. HUTM•AM * HOLLlOAk , JO SUM OP E£ei*osene Lumps
my, fs.
No. 18 S.MeridiaaStreet, Indianapolis.
Brush manufactory Wholesale and Retail. SCHUEDEl. 4k FEICKEH, No. 194 East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS.
All
msnu i
kinds of Brushes on band and ifni-tured to order. Afl
Want New ^ R- stoi
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Brn
^ Atu!- i 1 ! > * M .
H..’
IMl AN \ ! • burc. But!a in a ton « it Nfc*W lUl. i IN ADVA
,< each.
MERCH i .
LORING.
I C I
•i 0 p. m. es Union 3 leaves A. to the 8150 Breakfast at
_ tram of this route from
iods iu. pastengers in Pittsarrisbnrg, Baltimore, Wa.h-
ny, Boston. Philadelphia than HarSKYEN HO of the volnmuu. mate DAY MORNINGTRAI
iLift!)AY MO .ring INDIANA
a., .each. e above najicd eitie. on MONDAY morning AJ> VANCB^M of the Coluc
phia and
OURS
te.
AIN of 10SO A.
mg INDIAN APOLIS i
ibove named and other Kastern
Jttf-ONE DAY IN
juus Route.
*M^*DlRn.tT CONNECTIONS vis Union for Day ion. via ehincy for Toledo and Detroit and
vis Beltefontaineior Sandusky.
!6r*Th«’2:10 A. Pavton, Tis Unto
NCK -DIR
lusk
I^TTheiJO A. M. and 6 50'r. w. Trains resell i^S»aa2itt52 “ flar'd be 10 a. u. Train arrives at Davton, via toa.UUAUIEMOF AN HOUR IN AoYA^LE
the Richmond Route.
■ BftflirThe340A.il and 10:00 a. M. trains run daily, except Sundays, wiih elosc through eon-
nections at Marion and CresLline,
8:50 p. m. train runs daily, except Ssturwith direct connections at Urestlme for all
neotions at Manor and Cresiline, The8:50f. m. train runs daily.
lys, with dir—
potnU Fast. "OU
S^TkAT UI BEK H LIN E II R K ft^T£ S ’ br th8
tr)-- J L.CO'ZAn, Superintendent.
FORD, General Pusi
deoil dOraAiun
D, Supen senger As
PHOTOORAPHIC ALBUM, Vmltaed afl BIO,
for tbe >tatc the
BOB* All person i wlahlugto compete
above raluaOle premium* wtll please ■
fact when tb9} tend tbe first lUt.
Bftf* All )>enoni are requested to send their lists weekly. Send, for Specimen Copies.
p£ U 0ffi£n&X7w p i£ ST? fro “ di * ,r,B ‘
Termia f*r me Weekly UeraU: Wo?C*V~.-.v.v.v.v.v.v."v:.v::.v. , ?S
oyer, one year 1 go
Mr paper sent until tbe money u received. uf^rRemlttanceg maybe made by Poo to (Bee titered Letten Dr,UU ’ ®“ ,lk Chack> > or b F Rog-
“ T 8UtC I “‘’
HERALD OO (TIP ANT, 'seplldAw IndtenapelU. Indiana.
BANKRUPTCY.
In Bankruptcy.
District of Indiana, S8:i Uih ^ay^ot'^iannary*
- A. D., 1858.
r PUE undersigned hereby gives notice of thefr A. apiKjiutmunt os assignees of Lewis A. Spaugli, oi Dope, in tbe county of Bartholomew, and St.tt of Indiana,within said District,wbo bss ttbWiS£SteW53ii.t;r
Jaais dlwitaw
rtrlot Court, of sail
william a. Bradshaw.
J. W. BRADSHAW,
Aitlgnwi.
DOHIEY, LAYMAN A FLETCHER. ('lucres so re to Dorsey A Layman,) Importers and dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, EWJ., • I E. Washington St., Indianapolis. AS
Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufaotuiort of oil kind* of FUItlVITU HE , No 105 East Washington St., 1 Iwfilamapeile, Ind. janil dASuuSm
NOTICE.
IVOTIOE
T 8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL OFX FKR atPnblic Auction, Fobrwary 8,1888, one open Buggy, loft with u* for repair* In May, 1887,
if not cnlled for nnd ebnrges paid on «*me. IULLER, MITCHin7L A STOUGH, Cor. Kentucky Areitae nnd Gcorgin its, Sleighs and. Sleds,
fir E have a few good sleighs, one Y V and two bone. Also a fow pain of regular Yankee Bob Sled*, all for tale cheap. Also s
secondhand sleigh.
BILLER, MITCHELL * STOUGH.
Jan lld3w
BLACKING.
TO TUB X.AX5XES. THE CIRAGEFRANCAIB
OR
FRENCH DRESSING.
Will be used in every family in the country when they find out its good qualities.
Ladies’ Boot* are made te look a* good as new. Children’* Boots are made to look as good a* new. Travelling Bags are made to look as good as new.
Trunks are made to look a* good a* now. It makes tbe leather sort and pliable.
It will not rub off when wet and soif tbe skirts.
Be sure and get tbe genaioe.
B. F. BRuWN A CO-, Proprlrtors, Manufacturer* of tbo celebrated Army Navy Paste Blocking, and Blackings aud D lags of afl kinds for boat* and shoes.
d«c94 Mr Eid Tu.ThBSat
r— -a;;—.-* —-yy-y-~
Boston,
and
TCSt.
BITTERS. ASK YOUB GROCER FOR ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR ASK EVERYEODY FOR THE HIST OF THE HOMING BITTERS. THK PURRST TONIC IN TH* KNOWN WORLD. Missed of a Morning, IF - NOT TAKEN, <tec27^i3m AL *' * CO.. Agents Indianapolis.
SEWING MACHINES.
CLOSING OUi SALE: The undersigned w ill sell his entire stock of NERCII1KT TAILORING GOODS BKL.OW COST, must be Closed Out by February i.
fTMlE STOCK conMrts of the Cnest of goods and X trimmings, amt H ill he made up in the best styles.
THIS IS IVO IMuVlBlJG !
Call and see for yourselves.
II. >1. K-OLTZ, ''o. 31 Portia I'eunaj 1 vania Nt. Second door south of the Po^t Office. janl5 dtwAsu
DYE COLORS. IIOWE Ah STEVENS’” Family Dye Color s
Tbe Great American fembhation BUTTOK HOLE OVERSEAMISfi AND Sewing Maohine, I* warranted to exeente in the best manner ev variety of Sewing, Hemming, Felling, Conli Tucking, Braiding. Gathering, Ouitfing. Ov„reamlng. Embroidering on the edge, mid in sdlualTfabrics* be,luUf “‘ Buttou and Kylet Holee, It ha* no equal, being absolutely the best, FAMILY MACHINE, In the World, aud intrinsically the cheapen. Ail who desire to purchase are requested to send for circular* and .ample work to the SALESROOM OF THE COMPANY, Swuthwcat Cortaer of Elewemtk aud Okoatmut Street*, Pbiladelphla, PeuBsyltramla. Inatmction given on the Machine, gratuitously to all purehaaers. A. Cwenei-al Agent OR LOCAL AGENTS, WANTED FOR THE STATE OF INDIANA. novlS doodiwSm
AGRICULTURAL.
O S 9 Agricultural aud Seed Warehouse, UfiO Market Street, Pltiladclplila.
ITtlELD, FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, A. warranted freah and genuine, and in gloat
wholesale and retail.
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variety, wholesale am Fresh Garden Seeds suppl
,0U0 or in bulk.
per* by the LOW or in buO Seed received and sold on c Agricultural and Hortic
lied to dealer* in paTimotby and Clover
isslon. It
mproved
and Horticultural Implement* oi description, supplied to order from the
>rge*t to tbe smallest
Morris' Garden Manual and Morris’ Rural Advertiser, a monthly publication, supplied to ail poet^iid applications. PASCHALL MORRIS, Seedsman, USOMorketrtreet, Philadelphia.
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fair dealing, for the reason that the? coat the retailer twenty-five cents per dozen mere than other kinds of Dyes in the market, while he retells them all at the same price, consequently Immakes twenty-five cent, per dozen more by sel-
ling an inferior article.
ing an interior s We publish thii
rainst
icle.
sution to
against imposition. Accent^nono bnt'Howe*** Stevens’ Patent Family Dye Colors. They are the original inventors of an improvement which
the original Inventors of an Improvement w'hich originated this branch of business, and made dyeing a domestic art. They hare had, also, fl ye years’ experience in this particular business, and have been constantly improving tbe quality of their Dye*. All the colors, both in Liquid anil
Powder form, are manufac signed, ami we can supply either. Tne Liquids do not in dyeing; but tae Powdi
Liqu
are manufactured by the under-
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wo
prei som
cost* tbo sami
our cut tome: require so mm er colon will
trs wl
aeli time color the kage. In
l dyeing; but ti
ost goods, and cost* tbo tame per pa dorfug black, brown, drab* and greens, we uld advise the nae of the Powder colors in iforenco to the Liquid, unless for ribbons or
Ldqu rticl
ime very small article. MANUFACTURED BY nANAEY now*:.
(Sncceooor te Howe * Stewene,) 860 and 868 Brood wap, DecSO odeodAwSm Boo to a.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
J. R. BARRETT k CO., Froprieters, NANCRUXER, ». B. , -.lorda snith, a HU M « n»°W '" > '“‘«5fS4iy£i