Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1868 — Page 4
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WEDNESDAY MORNINQ... JANUAKY 29
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The Olt>, Old STOtfi.—A Rvaly apliod* occurred on the train gois* from here to Lafayette night before laat, which waa enjoyed "by a nuatber of apeototora. A youn and lot log couple, finding that thn ooune of true love ran In tho uiual direction, roaolved to marry In aplto of parental dee re**, and, iocordlngly, boarded tho train at Oolfax, bound for tbat happy land whore marriage lloeneea do not have to be aworn to and angry father* can not Interfere. For a tow mile* the pair reveled In extravagant happlneai, bU arm encircled her In no timid embrace, and her head reeled eonddlngly upon hie ehoulder, while they talked In low, dove like tonee of the bile* *oon to be realized, and the time when the old man would have to come down with the itamps. But the iweet dream of deluilon was loon to be broken, for upon the ar. rival o( the train at Stockwell, who ehoutd come into the car but the damieli father, who •oon ipied her out. The aoene tbat follows b»lllea deiorlptlon. The fact of the car being crowded waa forgotten by the three,who broke out In torrent! cf * bui*,upbreldlngMUtreaties
CxncOTT Cormt.—The following case* were dtiposed of the Circuit Court yesterday: Behymer ve, Wiahmeyer, judgment tor pUlatlff, f320 80. Betn v». Babb. Dumliied at plaintiff’* re-
quest.
Wright va.Oold»berry. Judgment for plain-
tiff tor |M3 15.
Zapp vi. Strife. Judgment for defendant. Itaoe va. Ince. Dlemused at plalntlt’s re-
quest. -*
Harkucii va. Uarkneea. Continued. Murch vi. Cottlngham. Dlimlieed at de-
tondant’s cost*.
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Hqllawnr* PI1U - Cowsplalnta,—No other raediolno of the day posters the property of rcitralning tboea Inordinate flows incidental to the gentler »ox, and which are the tad reeult* of nervoui debility er enfeebled con•tttutlon. Thousands of rem«los in America owe their existence'and the actual enjoyment of heolt b to the use of these celebrated remedlee. Their nature is to simple that they mey bo taken by the moittteUcoto female w.th perteot freedom and safety, sold by all Druggists.
INDIANAPOLIS.
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AiuuaeiHeuta tut* Cvanlng. MKTllOPOLITAN THBATER — Mr. Frank. Mayo—Cadet La Pcrlo. METUOroLIT.VN THEATER—Monday, Pcbruary 3, Miss Fanny H. Price, in "N'o Body's Dan»htcr." — — To-dny’a Adverttaomente. Metropolitan Theater.—M. T. Lingham, Maa. sgev. Metropolitan Theater—Mill Fanny B Prlco. in Bankrpptcy—Robert s. Kern, of Frankfort Port Grape Wine—Horo, Anderson A Companr, Indianapolis. Notice—Masonic, Ancient Landmarks. Notice—Masonic, Raper Commaudory, No. 1. Cold « hocks oa New York—Indiana Banking Company.
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Bal Masqub.—Preparations are lu pro. great for the annual maiquerade of the Indlanapolli Hebrew Congregation, which will eelipie any affair of the kind thle aeneon. It will take place on Thuradey ev*. ning, February twentieth, at Mozart Hall, the largest and moat appropriate Hall In the city. The manager* are composed of men who know how to conduct iuch affaire •o aa to make all vliltore enjoy tbemielvei. We shall publish lurther particulars h<ro-
CITY N EW8 . i* n o e k k r> in o s or Eighth of January Convention. HCho full proeeedlngslof the Democratic State Convention, held on tho 8th of January, including tho speeches of Honorable Joexrn E. Mo Donald, Honorable Tiiouai A. Uksdricki, and Honorable D. W. Vookhiks, nre now being published In pamphlet form, and will be ready for de iveryina few days. Tho prfro will b* ns follows: For 10copies.., f 80 For 100 copies 8 BO For 1.000 i opies 80 00 Orders, accompanied with the money will receive prompt attention. This is a docnmeet which should bo placed In the hands of ev rv voter la the State, end, as the type can he kept stiiudlng only a short time, order* should be sent 1j promptly. Addr ss HERALD lompant, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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greatly amused tho philosophical paaaengera. Other*, however, were more ardent, and some frantically demanded thattheold man should be chucked out of the window, while othei i Insisted that the young man should bo led out by the ear, while the girl should be aent to bed, flrit having received a healthy spanking. Public opinion was considerably divided, but In the end the father triumphed, and, taking hi* eilly daughter, got off the train several miles this side of matrimonial happiness, leaving the dliconsolate lover to console him-
self as best be might. Ala* for the rarity Of fatherly charity.
The Northebn Monthly.—There baa been laid on our table a copy of the Northern Monthly for January, and an examination of ito pages shows that this new ventare la tho world of political literature has token a froth and hopeful start. Harriet Prescott Bpofford begins a serial story, the January portion of which, is a magnificent prose poem. An article upon Cbarlee Dlcklns In America reveals a keen and terrible pen, and although the views of the writer will call out cntlctim, they will alio command attention. Other contributors are Wirt Sikes, who tells us all “About Philadelphia^ Mr. Tufto, who analyses the power and the style of three eminent metropolitan clergyman, Beeeher, Chapin and Duryea, Harriet McEwen Kimball, whose poem “Befriended,” Is' a gem; and sevenl other writers las* known.but thoroughly able. The editorial department ha* features which distinguish It from the other magastnes, and its literary matter la worked up In a quite novel way. It Is published by the New Jersey Literary Union, and Is for sale by all news
dealers.
Acknowledgment*.—The receipt at the rooms of the Young Men’s Chrlatlan Association of one dollar, as a donation from tioneral E., Is thankfully acknowledged. Tho thanks of the Young Men’s Christie Association are due Munson k Johnson for generous gratultoue help extended in fitting up a stove In the rooms. A Handsome Wedding.—An unusually brilliant double wedding took place at the First Presbyterian Church last night, Mr. Ed' ward Howard of the Trade Palace marrying Miss Clara Ferguson, snd Mr. Nathan Neelff marrying Mias Mary Ferguaon. The costume* of the brides and brldeamalds were very ele-
gant. ^ fi —
(jiTFanny Janauschek will play hero on Friday night only, steknees preventing her from appear!eg two nights. The pley will probably be Deborah.
LOCAL ITEMS
Jt3F Tom Thumb, wile i on Saturday.
ud tiAby will be here
J^JTTbo Criminal Court meets this morning.
JS’TThe Justice*’ courts arc doing nothing In the criminal line now. lEFTho statement of tha Journal tbat the shops rf tho B lleiontalnc Railroad were to be removed to Bellefontslne Is untrue.
Considerable religious Interest Is manifested In many of the churches in the city and vicinity.. !il3rThe wood markets arc unusually well attended for this season of the year. Good wood Is selling from to 50 to W no per cord. tlTTlie tableaux for the hem lit of Christ Church will be given at Morrison’s Opera Hall, February JL Reserved Heat* can be obtained at Bonham's.
BYT Jake Blsbing, depot marshal, kicked young man, who was attempting the confidence game on an old gentleman, yesterday morning, out of the depot. Personal.—J. D. Herkimer;Esq., superintendent of the Indianapolis and bt. Louts Balirosd, and Frank B. Atnswcrtb, superintendent of the House of Rofuge, were in the city yesterday. Administrators.—John Wilson was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of tho late Mary A. Taylor. Ore ?e W. Hunter wu appointed administrator of the estate of William H. Hunter. Dri nk Again.—Richard O. Cary, who paid a tine for intoxication In the Police Court, on Monday, was up again yesterday morning, and in the absenoe of collaterals, was sen. tenced to mural seclusion to the extent of twelve dollars. Bath House.—The Meridian street bath house is becoming mote popular every day. One visit to tbo establishment will convince every one, tha*: It Is the best place In tbo city to go for a nico hot, cold, soft or sea water
bath.
Business Meeting.—The annual meeting of the Home lor the Friendless Women, for the transaction of bustnai*, will be held at nine o’clock this morning, In the rooms of the Young Men’s Chrlatlan Aeeeelatlon, and It Is hoped will be well attended by those who are the supporters of this enterprise. ^^Meteorological reports for the Indiana polls Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Elstun M. D., muteoroloKicil committee: Barom. Therm Dew. Rain A Snow
Jnn.Tt,*) P. W.. S9.FT to. • 9\ T VM 9-W to. “ 28 » P. M.. *924 9. •'S8, 9 A. M . *9 28 *8.
A Rumor.—T&e Evening Commercial says it is currently whispered tbat the etreet railwav company will follow the precedent of the Council on the gas question, and discontinue the running of the cart after nightfall. Only a small portion of our citlaen* are accommodated by the evening oars, and the receipt* do
jy»t pay.
Morning Prayer Meeting.—At the dally Union Prayer Meeting held at tha room* nf tbe Young Men’s Christian Association, revivals were reported yesterday morning as being in progress In two churches, which have, at different time*, been befare the meetIngfor special supplication. Themceting will he led this morning by Mr. E. A. Cobb. The exercises begin at right o’clock. Guardians.—Mary J. Rumoll was appointed guardian of Mary J. Bloeum, yes-.er-day. * James Q. Marshall was appointed guardian of the minor children of David F. Ringer,
deceased.
Isarei U. Presley was appointed guardian of the children ofLuetndaO. Presley, deceas-
ed.
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Bankrupts.—TUrtntiowtng additional pe. tltlous for adjudication In bankruptcy were tiled yesterday: Robert L. Mitchell, Lake county. John R. Keith. Bartholomew county. Conrad Miller, Clay county. John J. Watkins, Henry county. J. R. Johnson, Vigo county. John Bow, Vigo county. Anniversary MKKTiNO.-Oovornor Baker will preside at the anniversary meeting of the Home ol the Friendless Women, to be held tonight, in tbe Third Presbyterian church, and will deliver tbe dpentng address. Mr*. Smith, the matron of tbe home, will present an exhibit of tbe operation* of the Institution during the past year, connecting this with appropriate general remarks In reference to tble form of ohrletlen effort. Tbe Rev. Mr. Slmrwlll also address the audience. Should time permit, brief addresses will be beard from other*. Good music, appropriate to the occasion, will add Interest to the exercises of the evening. Tbe choir will be large, and compoeed of thoae who are among our best singers. ,
«* Will WMadern merer cemee?" le the uniform exclamation of the millions who constantly u*e “ Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restoratlve.” One bottle will convince the most sceptical of Us miraculous affect upon the hu man hnlr.—Norfolk Virginian. fiS-dlweod.
Assessment of Incomes.—The revenue authorities of this district are ready to proceed with the assessment of the annual Income tax for 1867, in oases where the partial are deairou* of mekiag return*. Commencing this assessment at this early day will be a decided advantage to the tax-psyar, as bis bustness will be fresh to hli mind, and the Item* of Ineoma will not have been forgotten. Thn law requires that every person who hu an income shall make a detailed statement of the samo to the Assistant Assusor In the division where he or tbe resides, end be sworn to It* correctne-s, whether It exceeds the sum of #1,000 or not. Every person who possesses a gold wsteh, « carriage or buggy. (Including barn***) exceeding In value |300, all gold plate kept for use, and sliver plate exceeding In amount forty onncee troy weight, must make a return. Guardians, trueiees, executors and administrators, and persons acting in any other fiduciary capacity, are required to make return of tbe Income belonging to minor* or other parson* for whom they act. Every person* falling to make a return .will* be liable to be assessed by tbe Assistant Assessor according to the beat information be can obtain, and In such case fifty per sent, penalty will be added to the tax. Met,.bants and business men expecting to argago i i any business incurring a liability to tbo special or license tax for tbe ensuing year, conunmoing May 1, 1888, can make their application to tbe Aajiataot Aaae*— f or ga |j liccnio or ipsclal tax reoeipt at the time ut making their Income return. The income tax U to be paid the last of
April.
Stand and Deliver.—A well known gentieman, while going home at a late hour the other night, met with an adventure which nearly scared him out of bis boots. It wu rather late, the streets were deserted, and having been thinking ebout knock-down*and garrotlngs, be was in tbat condition of mtnd when we start at tbe slightest noise, and expect to see an enemy Jump from behind every tree or corner. At one point on the way home be had to pass through a narrow p^uageformed by a fence on the one side and a wood pile on the other. Just as he was about to enter tbe thought occurred what a good .place that wu for a foot pad to lie in wait for a victim, and at the same Instant he saw some one,.who had been crouching down, quietly rising op and getting ready for business. Out came revolver and bang went pistol la lees time than it takes to tell rt. A horrid bellowing Informed him that he had shot a cow who, snugly ensconced for the night, had been disturbed by bis approach. — ^ ^ FaTENTS —The following patents were issued to Indtanlans during the week ending January 14? Shovel Plow—U. C. Chandler, Erie. Regulator for Time Pieces—S. F. Estoll. Ricnmond. Automatic Alarm for Grist Mills. — M. W. Helton and J. U. Redfield, Bloomington. Animal Trap—Oliver Metcalf, Salem. Hand Loom—O. Strong, Green Center. Scaffolding Bracket—J.S. Wilson, Indians-
polls.
Cultivator—Jesse C. Boyd, Milroy. Seaming and Bag Cutting Machine — John Collins, Jr. ami R. R. Nixon, Richmond. Harvester—D. d. FJsher, Cedar Springs. Wagon Jack—N. W. Hess and J. H. Fry, Fort Wayne. Scaffold for Building—James Lamb, Aurora, and Francis Ltrlugs, East Enterprise. Combined Drill, Roller and Cultivator — T. S. Mills, Kendalvllle. Roofing Scaffold— Peter Richmond, Aber-
deen.
Straw Cutter—Reissue—Freaklln B. Hunt, Richmond.
•Vmm!per T»r toosap.—In a certain cure for chapped hand* and all roughneu or Irritation of the akin, Eczema, Ringworm Salt Rheum, Pimples and all other cutaneous affection*, making the akin soft and amootlt Manufactured by Caewell, Hazard k Company, New York. Bold by all druggist*. / fnfiUyw Sacceeafial Keenan* ot ton perl nr MwuT.-Mrt B.A.Allon’e improYed(newityte) Heir Bestorer or Dreeelng, (In one bottle.) Every Druggist teHrlt. Frige ene dollar.
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Debility and Emaciation Both result from the lack of ability to convert tbe food into nutriment. How necessary, then, for those s altering from theec alsnatng symptoms to immediately resort to a remedy that will strengthen tho stomach and digestive organ*. For, a* soon as this desirable object has been ate oompUshcd, the health improves, asd the pateCM resumes his usual perioaai appearance. BOBTETTER’S STOMACH BITTBUB have attained a world-wide popularity'ih such oases, and have been proven tho beet and safest moans of removing constipation, toning the stomach, giving energy to the 1 Ivor, and relieving every sympi of nervousness and depression of spirits. It* cheering and beneficial effects are highly spoken of by thousands, who owe to It their restoration to health. No restorative in the annals of medicine has attained th* samo popularity In tbe short space of time it has been before the public, or ha* won the high endorsement* accorded to this excellent tonic. Many other preparations purporting to, bo correctives and restoratives, have been intro Auosd, and have perished one by one, while the popularity of HOSTBTTER’S STOMACH BITTERS continues to Increase, and is nowrrcognlxed ai a standard household nedletao. The success which amends tho use of the Blttcra evinces at once Us. virtues inalleseoeor debt tty and diseases of-the stomach. Certificates, almost without number, have been published, attesting its truly miraculous power In removing -tbose painful and fearful diseases. And at this time It seems Idle to do mor« than call atlentton to tbe great remedy of the age, In order to awaken public nttention to its excellence. I* Is tbe only preparation of the kind that is reliable in all esse*, and It is therefore worthy of tho consider-
JR.XJK-.Elon? 4c SXIO.,
Wholes'^ dealers in Copper Distilled
xrbon and Hyn Whisky, AlV , dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars,
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y o. 77 B. Meildian Bt, ludlanapolis. 2«. Finlay 4 Wilder's celebrated Toledo Ale for Bale. 48
to OVDBHIDtiE fit co.«
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(Visa, Glass k Qaeesswarf, 1G W. WaahlnKton Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. 4S
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WOOD dfc BitWD, Producer* of West Virginia Lnbrlcatiug and Burning oils, Manufoctu. ers' Agents for the sale of PalnU, Oil- aud Varnish, manufacturers of Pure t.i ter Vinegar, IH Soutto meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
V. BVTSOH dc DICKSON, No. 27 Eoet Georgia Street,
Keep all grades of
O O .A. I-j ! At lowoit market price*. Give them
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atlou of the afflicted.
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Spirits Seized.—The following report was
made to Collector Brown yesterday: iNDiANAPOtn, January 90,1868.
Austin H. Broun, Big., Collector Sixth
DUUict.
Dear 8ir: I have the honor to report tbat I have thii day,found at th* Jeffersonville railroad depot, and n port for seizure fifty barrel* nf dis* lied spirits In transit from Peoria, III!, not*, to Louisville, Kentucky, of whloh fortyfive barrels were marked “rectified whisky
reci
one hundred aud six per cent.” and five barrels “pine alcohol one hundred and
whisky re bar-
rel* “pine alcohol one hundred and eightyeight per e»ni. All branded by Otto Funks, United 8t*tesflo-ernment Inspector,Fifth Dlsirlct of [lllnola, from Eastman k Warren roeHflers Peoria, I'llnol*. I respectfully request that the asm* may be seis'd and held for
proof of tax having been paid.
Respectfully yours, Georg a W. Wilson.
Revenue Inspector, Fourth aud Fifth Dis-
tricts.
The revenue authorities have, determined horesLcr to seize all spirit* passing through hire and hold until It Is proved tbat tbe Gov. eminent tax has been paid; they do not Intend to consider the marki upon the barrel* as sufiLL-Dt evidence that the law has been compiled with. Off for the Penitentiary.—Sheriff Parker will leave the city to-day, with the following eonvlcta lor tbe Mleblgan City Prison: Frank Galloway, perjury. Jaiuee H. McIntosh, grand larceny. George Bushier, grand larceny. Lewis Washington, marrying a white wo-
man.
Sylvester Myrlok, petit lareony snd reesir. log stolen goods. Hattie Brown and Annie Steel, convicted of receiving and eonoesllag stolen goods will be sent to the Jeffersonville prison to-day. Governor Baker has directed Sheriff Parker to bring from the Northern Prison ten boyt convicted of grand larceny who are to be placed In tbe House of Refuge. Fir* of them were sent from this county. Metropolitan Theater.—Cadet 1* Perle gave better satisfaction laat ntghLtho perform* era having become more Iborooghlyacqnainted with their part*. Mr. Mayo’s Henri D’Harcourt waa certainly a finished piece of aetlng, while Misses Fletcher sad Phillips did even hotter than on Monday night. Tho play wu Intensely Interesting, and should have bun soon by every lover of tho drama. Tonight Cadet 1* Parle will b* clayed, agalgjftg. Mavo spnag^y an MfyoMfr '
■-'•■ally Dye t'olnr».—After a careful and continuous use of tbs Famtlj' Dye Colors of Hows A Steven* for five years, the public with one voloo have declared enthusiastically In thslr favor. It would be strange If they did not, for they are tbo only dyes In tha market tbe people will buy. Firm, beau, tlful, sully used, safe—what wonder they are so popular! To go Imtm noddy wltkont car* ryfng with you the rare fragrance of the Extract of tho “Night Blooming Csreue,” is to Ion euto ss a connoisseur In perfume*. Immsglnatlon bat never conceived of a scent so exquisite, so refreshing, so enduring; Manufactured oolr by ^halom A Son, New York. Bold by all druggist* 28-9 Of Intcrwss to tivorytsody.—Ktnco the advent of tbe Bur Shuttle Sewing Machine In the merket, about one year ago, tee manufacturers have sold about Fifteen Thousand, and suca unprecedented testimonials of their Intrinsic worth has prompted them to enlarge the machine, and otherwise Improve It, that now tb* Star Shuttle Srwiog Machine stands without a rival. Mr. Wilson deservea great credit for assuming the responsibility In putting a Lock Stitch Sewing Machine In the market at eueb a very low price, In direct compavtu/tn with all the first-class and high priced machines. < < <| arena ware, Ulna* and I-amps, of all description, at the China and Glawware store of Mr. F. Theobald, No. 84 East Washington street. Parties wishing to secure say thing In the above line will find our good* marked down to suit the times. 16-eod-lw Removal.—The Book and Shoe house of Messrs. Holly A Shrader haa been removed from 191 West Washington, to No. 83 West Washington street, under Masonic Hall, where they constantly keep on hand a good assortment of boots and shoes of all kinds. Particular attention given to custom work. 22 6 The “Tnfortianate” nhoald remd Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third pag*. )cl4-ly
TEAS*
CHINA TEA STORE Headquarters In Indiana FOR CHINESE AND JAPANESE TE_AS! The China Tea Store, raSTABLISHKD II* 1E5*«) No. 7 ODD FELLOWS' BALL. febtoAsnn H. H. LEE.
• P1CIAL HOTiCIS.
SAMARITAN’S GIFT. The noet certain remedy ever known, “Ye*, a
positive cure’ ’ for all diseases arising from youth, fnl tadlsorstionf. Balsam Cop&bla and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no smell nor unpleasant taste. Cure in from two to fonr days, and recent case* In twenty-four hours. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male packages
#2; female packages $8. Bent by mall.
SaBirltai Root ao4 Herb Juices* The great blood purifier and remedy forscrofnla, ulcere, sores, spot* tetter, scalds, bolls, syphilis, aad all eruptions of tha skin. This Is no experiment—it Is a well tested remedy in the United States Hospitals, where these disease* assume their wfir«t forms. Mild oases soon yield. 8lx bottles will cur* th* wont. Try tbe Root and HerbJnioee, and If it fail* to cure any of tbe above, your money will be refunded bv our agent* Price #1 to per bottle; or *1 x bottle* $7.
AfirSold by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 Ewt Wa
Ington street, Indianapolis. DESMOND A CO Proprietors,
novto deodkwflm 915Rao-»‘r. Vhlltd'.lpee
to Owners of Horses and
Cattle.
Tobl**’ Derby ConJitl'in Powders are warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for the ear*of Distemper, Worms, Bote. Coughs, Hidebound, Colds, etc . in Horse*; andCold-, Coughs Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, sV, in Cattle. These Powder* were formerly put np by Simpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Toblw, tad, since his death, the demand b w been so great for them that Dr. Tobias bw contlau* to manufacture them. They era perfectly safe aad Innocent: no need of stopping tbe working of your animals. They inereate tb* appetite, give a fin* cost, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs; alto increase theml k of cows. Try them, and you will never be witnout them. Hiram Woodruff, tb* celebrated trainer of trotting horses, ha* need them tor yean, and recommend* them to bit friends. Colonel Philo P. Bush, of theJsrom* RaosCourse Fordbam, New York, would not usathem until ha waa toid oc what they ar* composed, tlno* which be la never without them. Hs ha* over twenty nnal»g bone* In his charge, and for the laat three yean has nted no other medicine for them. Uo baa kindly permitted me to refer any one to him. Over on* thousand other references can be seen at the Depot. Sold by Druggist* aud Baddlen. Prioe 95 cents per box. Depot, M Cortland ttreeL New York. JanEI dmon£*atftw2m
1835 STOP 1866 YOUR, C OUGHT. SELLER’S IMPERIAL" COUtiH SYRUP Will effectually cure Coughs, Hoarseness, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough, Influents, and all diseases of th* Throaftnd Lungs. It is pronounced by all who have used It, the most pleasant and efficacious Cough Remedy ever Introduced. * I* »tood the test of Thirty Yean, and constantly grows In favor. No Mother should be without 14. fn^tTS^We^ 0 ^. It la the moat perfect Soothing Syrup forSORK THROAT and IRRITATED LUNGS known at knndredt can testify who have proved It* efficacy It is orompt In in action, a’ way* safe, and can b* given to th* most delicate child with confi. dene* and inoeett. R. E. SELLERS * CO
A LADIES^ PHYSICIAN. T adloe from *11 part* of the United Stat'd conI j salt Dr. A. M. Mourioean, Pr •feasor of Dlaeai.es of Women,whoso great and sucees/fni remciies, specially adapted for their ailment* arc known throught thee igseat
twenty
exclusively t_ _ Women, especially as connected with the nan led Halo, hat given ladies the utmost confidence to consult him. cither by letter or In person, and be
aasured of prompt relief in all eases.
Ills celebrity U known to over hat fa million of
ladies, as the author of ‘Tbe Ma Private Me licet Companion'' dcst tog married ladles, In delicate
rood specially or precarious
dttugoix.u» eonfinemaat, describing ausea and remedies. Price,#!.
symptoms, causes and remedies. Price,#1. Special ifatlce la VarrleA and Single
Ladles.
Ladle* who suffer flora obstructions
sta Em
laHties, or are
months, preceediog • cult, tedious aad dai
Irregn.
or
constant agony for many eenflnement. or have difl-
longeron* deliveries, whoa#
live*arc hazardous during such time will find Portagnese Female montblr Pills
'(.liable an 1 certain retnedv. lea use them with Initt'iibie Of stoppage ortrreguUrt-
wbxUive/ c.use
The moat womb r.. Thousands of led
certainty, la all oam* ofstopp tv, or tappresaiou of uuture Iroi they art certain to succeed, snd fooUy healthy. Theyuroai' ofoo.tly and rare extracts.
They can not fail. In rccenUasc* Uktf succeed in forty-eight hours. Price. |3 per box. lu ohatlnat* caws, those two degrees stronger should
>u ut u'lture Irom wbale>e.' c.use to succeed, snd are, besides, perThey ar„ tciantideally prepared
stlnata c be used.
Price, 83. Address,
DR. A M MAUBICEAU.
Professor of Diseases or Worn**,
office. No. toy Liberty S.rect
Solo Agent and Proprietor for upaard. of twenty years. '1 hoy are -ent hr mail, inordinary letter cnvelooea, fire from obeertatlon with
full Instructions and advice.
A elronlar. de.cnblug tyimdoma. rau.os. and bit special remedies for married ladle., (InUoded onto for wives and husbands.) will be sent fra* by enrlo.tng a postage stamp to aliove addrrss. A Atealy writes—Dr. A. IS. Uauriorau, “Sir: 1 have tried many things I »aw advertised, pill •. Props snd pjwdsrs without benadl. A Kny who bad been surccasfully treated by you assured me th.t yon w old io certain to agord me re!ie r , showed me ‘The Married Woman's Pi Irate Medical Companion,'' In which I found ny ease exactly de>c(rb«d. 1 immediately seat to yon. and received by return mat', tho'‘Portuguese t einalc Moe’hly Pills," whi b acted Ike m gtc. relieving me in a lew days wikliontthe least Inconvenience."
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ITOHi 11 OKU ITOMIll SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH!! SCOTCH’.It In from 10 to 48 hour^-J Wheaton'e Ointment cure* The Itoh. Wheaton's Ointment core* Balt Bhena. Wheaton's Ola meal cure* Tatter. Wheaton's Olnun at cure* Barber'a Itch. Wneaion'a Olatm nt cures Old Sores. Whtaion'a Ointment eu-ea Ev.ry kind of Homer Ilk* Magic. Price SO cent* a box.: by >**11 eoaanta a.ttt—— -. ——ao m, i vs i i alt. No. 110 Washington street Boston, Massrcbusetto. For sale by all druggist* oetl deodjhwly
R. R. R. Pill». ConRiovcU of vegetable extract* iprepar d in vacuo,) they purify the blood, regulate the liver, and purge all corrupt and aocrUnonton* humors from tbo system. One of Dr Rad way's Pills contains more of the active principle of cure, and will act quicker on Liver, Bowel*. Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Blood, etc , than four or six of the ordinary common Purgative or Cathartic Pills sold under various names, or than ten grains of Blue Mass. True comfort for tho aged and others aitlicted with Costiveness and Paralysis of tho Bowels. One to three Of Ra1 way’s Pills—once in 94 houra, will secure regular evacuations from the bowels. Persons who for 20 years have not enjoyed a natural sto'-l, and have been oomptllrd to use injections, have bem cured by a few doses of Railway's Pills. Dr. Kadwnp’s Pills Cam nil Diseases of the Stomach, X.lver, Rowels, K idneys. Bladder Nervous UUeases, Headache, Constipation, Cottlvenesi. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bliioutnosi Billons Fever, Inflammation of tho Bdwels, Piles and all derangements of the Internal Viscera. One to six boxes warranted to offset n oositive cure. Purely vegetable, eontaining no merettrr, minerals or deleterious drags. Dr. Radway s Pills to’d by all Druggists and Country Merchants. Price 25 cents. See Dr. Radway’a Almanac for IbOS. Jan28 d2weod Eureka Liquid JBlue It a tnperlor article of bluing pnt up In three ounce vials which Is rapidly taking the place of Box Blue. WARRANTS'J NOT TO (SPECK CLOTHES. Tbe attentiiu of the TntDE Is respectfully Invited. Bend for a clrenlar. GEORGE B. SLATER, Side Proprietor, no via (Jlv 59 Fourth street. Pittsburg.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A. & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Not. 7k and Fffi (SchnulFt new block,) South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. A. JONES. B. OLAT. b. r. jonxs. J. W. JONH. H. C. HOt LOW AT. isbSdl,
NOTICE.
To Business IWten
THE AKDEISOJI PLAI1EALEB.
Official Paper of .tlndlisonCounty, Indiana.
Has a Larger Circnlation
In NIadlaen Canntjr.
Than any other Paper
J T ^jp 1 nes * meB a valuable medium Terms reasonable. Address THOMSON * MYKBM, ‘ jsp95d61cod* Andergon, Indiana.
BITTERS.
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TODD, CARMICHAEL St WILLIAMS. w WholM*le Booksellers and Stationers, Publications of aU4enomln*tlon«, Ministers' snd Sunday Behool LlbrarUs, Elating Bucks, Bic. Glenn’* Block — Indianapolis, AS Bit OWN IN G it SLOAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL, Not.' and 0 East Washington street • Indianapolis, Indiana. 48 W. VeUlJirA-K dfc Hlto., 'Vholctale Dealers in CHew York Mrs* Bind Baltimore Can Ojrntero, *5 Sonth Illinois Street, Janl8 d3mA8 INDIANAPOLIS.
A. C. BKACKEBUMH,
DBALXH IN
f A fit .Vt n A C It ■ K K V, HARDWARE AND SEEDS, Weston Depot for tbe National Plow
Company.
73 Wist Wlshinovon street, jantodSmRS ladlmnapn lln. Spieget. Tltmae dc da. MA.rarxjFA.oxxJitEiRS Wholesale and Retail Dealers In FXJUlSrXXTTRE. Fsctorr. K*»t Street—Ware room,. No 71 and73 West Washington street, janlSdamAS lad lat napalle.
■I. Ueinendorfir * Co., COMMISSION MERCRilTS, DIAL***IM FLOUR. FEED. Ci-UVER, TIMOTHY SEEOl
Etc
tl and 88 Masonic frail, Indianapolis, 'ta for Biard A Oough'tUnlou Btcel
.3m As Flows.
'fs'nl* d:
a. it a t r n a to, Wholt-tale Dealer In L* I C* TJ O I* S , and tolo manufacturer of Dr. Itaufhunn’a Bittern, No. 116 South Meridian Bt., Junto dim 18 INDIANAPOLIS. 31. UyrUit Me Hoitn, Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Flooring, Window and Door Frames,
Ac., Ac , Ac.
t gent, for R Ba'l 4 Co.’t Woodwork-
ing Machinery,
MIU—Corner of Tennettee snd Geor
Indian.p 11-. Ind.
jantodJmdSut
gls ,iree:«. 1
Bru«h Nlanufactory
Wholesale and Retail.
SCnmfcDBd * F-«ICKBB, No. 191 East Wtt-blngtou Ht,
INDIANAPOLIS.
All kind! of Brukhet on hand and
order.
msnufsvtuied to <
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DORkEY. 1AYVUN St FLETCH1R. (Buccertor. to Doney 4 Layman Importers snd dealers In Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW CLASS, Etc., It K. WavhiagtonSt., ndlanapoli*. AS
Manufacturer end wholesale dealer la Boots, Shoes oat Letther, Also, dealer In Hides, OH and choc «Indiogt, Nos 47 and 49 South Delaware Street INDIANAPOLIS. *8
W U. t UAtofiM.Kttfft, Wholesale Dealer In ■- ■* JEl2 BB. Grocers' Paper Bags and Flour Sacks, TWINE, Ac. 16 S Meridian street, Indtanapolls. 48 Cabinet Makers’Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of FURJVITU RE, No. 103 East Washington HL. Indlanapalla, lad. jsn22 dASun3m
HOWJEN, MTEWAHT A 410.. Wholesale Dealers in PAPIR AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper. Window Paper, Blank Book*, 4c., Ac , 18 West Washington street, Indianapolis. It KYAOGDS A HOALlJDAK, joaaiBa or Kerosene Lamps Bronzed Chandeliers, Bracket Lamps, snterns. snd Lamp Trimmings genally, "X. L. C. R.” Flint Glass Chlmi;s. No IS S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Ca-KO-VElR. <Sc Xg-K-.wt ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH spuing Machines, 91 F.ast Washington street. 48
F L -A. X S 33 13 ID want ah ar I. JP. KVA NS Ac GO,, Manufacturers of Linseed Oil, 124 8 Delaware Rt.. Indianapolis. 48
S. B X JST EC X. J3-sr , Manufacturer and dealer la TrnnMs, Valla**, Travellaff Baffe, Bte., Wholesale and retail. No. 99 ftouth Illinois street, Indianapolis, Repairing done on short notice Trunk* made to erder. Jau2SdAw4s3a>
SIHITH, JUOWAUD A CO., Jobbber* and Retailer* in X3H-5r GFOOIDS. 1 TRADE PALACE, •' 98 and 98 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS
HOTELS. United States Hotel, Oppotii. Havan and BEACH 8TMEET, BOSTON, JaaSOdly Formerly enhe^meriSnHon
-A.merie an Hotel, Cbeetout street, opposite old Independence Wall FHILADELFH1A. Jiffs dtf S. M. HEULINGB, Proprietor.
MANHATTAN HOTEL. hurray street. Second door frem Broadway, opposite th* Park NEW YORK. Bl. HUGGINS, Proprietor. A..T RMITH.Ct.RXX. sepMdly
MORROW HOUSE, (Formerly Kokomo House.) KOKomO, XND. Fare ss reasonable as at any first class hotel in the etate. U. B. HAVEN, deci8-d8m Proprietor,
STOVES, TINWARE.
X. X. CASS. ' r. SHARFLXSS. E. E. CASE St CO.,
DBALiots nr
In Bankruptcy 1 .
Stoves and Tin Ware, Dieter indi^s 8 :} A Wd. d y^£
WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, *o, 81 West WuUiftffi Street,
(Theater Building,)
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FIRST PREBIlt'-n AT TH* Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rabber BelUof, Dose aud Packiug, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE’S PATENT LACE LEATHER, And all other kinds of Leather, for sale by JODto FINUR.4CK, 125 South Meridian Street, nov96d3mtop eoUlhp INDIANAPOLIS.
A m n b e m e n t r.
RAILROADS.
qtjtcjk: time AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Line. TO tol^w YORK, 33 IIOUHg. W later Arransrcmrut, l»ec. 33, ’«T.
Day Ex pres
Night Express
Indianapolis..
Arrive.
Richmond
8UC S. M. | 1010 S.M. 9.00F.M
I'lqna Urban
; 500 r i «N5
SM
Dayton Columbus.. Newark.... Zanesville.. Den u Ison..
Bella!
Pittsburg..
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit..
Bandusky i Meadville 1 Salamanra..
Dunkirk
Buffalo Harrisburg . Baltimore Wash. City
6 *0 “ fUO “ 9 05 “ 1040 '• 11.0* **
I2.. v 5 r. m.
8 00 “
155 P.M. 13.15A.il S45 “ 3.10 “
Metropolitan Theater. manage* and dirzcto*. M. V. Lingham Mcala at Price*; _,Parqnott^and Reserved Seats, 75 cents: Dm* nt8 , : , G *D*ry. * cent*; Private Boxes, $5: Colbred Gallory, so cents. Box Office open from nine A. M., till twelve M. warvom* open at seven: to commence at quarter to eight. Last night but one of the celebrated Tragedian, MR. FRANK MAYO. La t night of the New Dramatic Romance, Cacl-et La Wednesda y Evening, Jaaaary 29, ’t7, For the iMttime, CADET LA PERLE. Cadet La Perle Mr. Frank Mayo PROLOGUE: The night before the battle. Act I—The wooden sword. Act II—Cardinal Richelieu’s Levee. Art III—Chateau of the Duchess. Act IV— * he great convent scene by moonlight: startling effects; grand denoument. Fi*®NK h MAY(J* b€nefit and ,a9t ni « ht of Mr - nlv. MARY STUART. Box sheet now open. MeCropolitan Theater. M. V. LIN3HAM, Manaoee. Special -Votice. The Yonng Tragic Artiste, Miss FANWY B. PRICE, Who ha* been creating such a furore throughout the country, will appear on Monday. February 3, in the great sensational Drama, entitled Nobody’s Daughter.
•• I
I A- M. i .*
6L0T.M.
4 53 5 30 7.(*t “ 2 45 A. M. 4.20 " 8 05 " 1045 “ 6 20 " 6J-.0 “ 1010 “ *00 “ 10 Ifi “ 2 00r.M. 12.f5 “
-
4 85 A. M 5:» “ 1 23 •* 5 10 “ 4 00 F M.
3.28 “ 10.40 “ 5 36 “ 7.25 “ lO.ao"*'" ”3.45 r.M
2 45 A. M 8.10 ". 1135 “ 700 " 10 15 “ 12 15 A. >,
4.00 P. M. ACCOMMODATION for Richmond, Dayton and Cincinnati WITHOUT CHANGE #j jjyWNDA Y NIGHT EXPRESS leaves at 3-00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, connects at CcInmbus with Fast Kxpre^s Trains, via 1'itUbnrg. Bellaire and aevclnnd. One of the famous bILVKR PALACE CARS Is attached to this train atColuiabu. soinr through to PlilL.ADKI.PUlA and No; W YOKK WIIU-
OUT CHANGE.
9.00 P. M NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS
leaves 9LEKJ
CNJ
avoid 1
■out
TU
Inaiauapolis at 9 0^ r. M . bv tins line, arrives at Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore. Washiogion Ptriladeiphla and New lork&hAaara In A<1-
The S 00 a u and 10 10 a ¥ trains connect at mchmoud forDavton; at Piqna for Toledo and Detroit; at Crtiana for 8a»du-ky and all points on the Atlan'to 4 tsreat Western Bs
and the oil Be,
MTXhrough Tickeu guoa’via Piqna or Day-
ton.
through CHANG
l» r. ai NEW IOKK NIGHT EXPRESS : daily, Sundays included. STATE ROOM PING CARS attached to this train nin gh to DEnMSoN. 298 miles, WITHOUT
early morning change
IE, avoi.'lng
via < restline route
The SATURDAY EVENING train from >lis at 9.0o r. u., by this line, arri
leiuhla and N
▼amee 31 uresllne route
ie 8 00 a m aud 10
sdway.
ore fur
(Trick
•Ask for tickets via COLUMBUS, which ' sale to all the above points at toe Union Depot in Indianapolis, and all ticket offices in
the West.
J., M. LUXT. Gen’l Superintendent. F. CHANDLER, toen’l Ticket Agent. J 9. SHACKELFORD, Western and Southern Agent. dec6 dSmSsun
*#- IFuAoSX
eREAT BEE LINE ROUTE. NEWSCHEDULE-JANUARY 19, 1«3. at*- rxpRESs passenger trains of tbvBELLKSONTAIKK RAILWAY leave INDI . N A PuLlo and strive at point* named be-
low, as follows:
iDUlonapolls 2 10 a Cnion 6:55 a
Dart,
. Beilefou
Irak ion .
Crestllm
raft
bandutky.
e. 8:25 a. m, . . 7 :45 p in. ...10210 *. m. . llffila m.
Cleveland. 3:.’O'), m. Toledo . 3:0 p. m. Alliaae* . . 3:30 p.m.
7:15 p. m. 6: 1 5 p. m. 9:15 p. m 6:45 p. m. 10 40 p. m. , 5:10 a. m.
Albany 9 40 a. m. Philadelphia. 9:25 a. m. Baltimore , ,840 a.m. Washington .11:85 a. m. New York .. 11:50 a. m. Boston 5.-00 p. in.
Idea viile Detroit ..
Dunkirk
Pittsburg
Buffalo Harrisbu
J > °
10 00 a m. 1.30 p. in. 5:15 p. m. 3 63 p in. C4! a. m. 5:22 p m. 6 15 p. m. 9 .55 p. m. 6 3u a m. 1SS5:S: 10 .lu a. m. 3.36 m. m. 3:3U a. m. 5:06 a. in. 1 50|> n. ifotz. 9:30 p m.
12.00
8 :50 o. 1 12:45 0. 1 8 :<6 a. 1
4 :48 a. m. 5 JO a. m. 9.40 a. m. 10 SO a. m'. 3 45 p. ni. 3:40 p m. 5:20 p. m. 2-46 a m. 6 00 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 8^0 a. m. 11:85 a. m. 10:15 a In*
,. m 43 0 p. m.
99* Accommodation for Union leaves Union
Depot Um^u 1
r.M~trail 5 A0 a. M.
_ B9“The 10KK1 a. m train of this route from INDIANAPuLIS lands its passengers in Pittsirg, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Wa*h-
to the 81AO
Br
STUNK for Breakfast at
burg, - Ins ton City k Alb.
NEW
IN
sburg, Baltimore, W
y, Boston, Philadelphia and more than Ifc^SEVEN HOURS
onto.
YORK more'than RfeS'SEVEN ^VANCK^of^e^oUtmbus lonte. this Uae, leav ieg^rN DI A^JpoUS aOOS* a ¥.. ranches the above named and other Eastern
sous Route.
DNS
DIRECT CONNECTIOKS via UbIob for Da> u>n, viabldney for Toledo and Detroit and
via Bellefontalne lor Sandusky.
•6®“The 9:10 A. M. and 8:50 r. M. Trains reach Davton, via Union, more than TWO HOURS IN
ADV ANCE of the Richmond Route.
ftSTThe 10 A. M. Train arrives at Davura. via Union.QUARTEROFAN HOUR IN Advance
of the Richmond Route.
jMTThe9:10A. N. and 10.-00 a. m. trains run dailv. except Sundays, wiih close through con-
nections at Marion and Crestline,
The 8:60r. m. train runs daily, except Saturda^s^wjthtdlrect connections at Crestline for all PO ffif“SECURE THROUGH TICKETS by the “•■ItfiiAT BEK LINE RuETL,” over the BELLE FONTAINE RAILW aY. which are for sale at all Ticket Offices in the Western country. J L. COZ AD. Superintendent.
E. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
decl4 dSmAtun
BAKERY, ETC.
PARROTT, WICKUM A CO.,
■sepilfdAw
HERALD OonPANTf wthtl1*i*apoll*,'lBc11ai*a
BANKRUPTCY.-
th*
'aanary.
MOffersigned hereby give not!ce_ of
JL th*lr Schoflehi.
1, o*rn Utrict.
J«&M ifiwltow
Districtl who hair- “' ■ ‘ —>—*
S X E A. 3VI
Cracker and Bread Bakery, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE, IM Eaat WasihliiKton (Street, TT-EKP consfantlv on hand thr loltowing vaIV rletles of ORACIvERS
BUTTER, PICNIC, SODA.
BOSTON, LEMON, CREAM,
SUGAR, GRAHAM snd CRACKNELS.
M^Clty and Country trade supplied on liberal terms. • ■^‘Families or Groceries supplied with a choice article of BREAD. We have new and Improved machinery which give ns unsurpassed facilities for tbe mannfactrue of tbe above artio.ee, and we are determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest JanlS dRSlm
BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION.
Builders’ and Manufacturers’ ASSOCIATION, MANUFACTURERS OF Sasli, Doors, Blinds, &c., Aud dealers In nil kinds of : Lumber, Latb aad Shingles, M O 1L. I> IIV O S, Glazed Sash, 'Window Glass, Planing of all Kinds, TURNING, SCROLL SAWING. Planing miII,223 If. Delaware St. INDIAN APOg, IS, 1ND. C. EDEN, President. J. L. AVERY, Secretary. Jan 23 dASunSm
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE. •r less, of groond, situated on the northeast corner of Pennsylvania and Market ttreets, and known a* th* Roberts Chapel property. The proposals to be per foot for ail or part of the same; and the right H.reserved to reject any or aU of said proposals. For particulars, apply to ettker of tlv undersigned. I*RED. BAGGS,j W. H.^m/FT A. L. WRIGHj kvMWH
Trusteet.
SHIRTS.
These SHIRTS are ai- * way* made. In the most perfect manner,are of«everal different grades ot material, and ean be tupplied from stork on hand to lit men and boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Neck and length of Sleeve, and three or six perfect fitting SHIRTS ean be sent anywhere for a very moderate price. Write for Circular. DON'T PAY HIGH PRICES But See Our $2 Shirt. Ovr 99 Nhirt lx wot n dimply made ahirt, but ou«- of fine linem, saud a go«*l firms nanke ot muHliu, well aud el»£f>*ntiy put log. Iber, m> ma so make a »ut>-.mnf itxl gnrmemt, mud we will eend on* any. wh-re -ecurely packed upon receipt ot Use s* bow price. lu finer Mklrta and all articles la Nlea’a A uras labium taood•», we are equally low. At PARKER’S, 30 West Waaningion street. c91 dGmllrstadvunderamujements. MERCHANT TAILORING. CrRE-A_T
CLOSING OUT SALEj The undersigned will sell hu entire stock of MEBCHIAT TAILORING GOODS DKLOW COST. Blunt be Closed Out by February 1. f | HIE STOCK consists of the finest of goo<ls and A. trimmings, and will be made up in the best styles. THIS IS IVO HI MRFG ! Call and sec for yourselves. II. M. l^OLTX, too. 31 toorth PenneyIvanitt Bit,, Second door south of the Post Office. jqnto d»w*sn
DRY COOPS.
r lR tHB- A STATE ^INDIAN^
(fHE_ KO COXNXCTION WITH AJTT OTHER WTABLUH %ht of the same name, tn or out of Indiaaopoli* W. & H. GUEBfBT, ProprietonT' Baa Bcoomnonox with xxrvoTBxnxETxsidiiimxxt of tha same name, tn *r ent of India nape 11s V. A. JB. OUENN, Proprietor*. jeSdttAeun s ^
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
9-ROfc. . . THS ffP FIRST PREMIUM . ^ or a Mbrer Medal 4L7 ’ was aw**B*D to a T BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE TQ Mff By th, N. II. Stow Agrto.inir*) Miel.W, u” It. Fslr, holden in NSshwh 8eyt. MUSS. BARRETT’S Vegetable Hair Restorative Refitorc* Gray Hair to Its Natural Color; promote* the growth of the Hair; cKangca & ^ root* to th^r original organic action t eradi- . ^ entes Dandruff and Hamors ; prevent* Hair fsllinf oat • is a superior Dressing. JLJ IIcontains no InjurioRffi tor^I«lar ^Sfctss-rv ❖ w J. R. BARRETT A’CO. Proprietors, Manchester, n. h. LORD * SMITH. General Northwestern Agents. Sold by all DruggUto. dec90 deodowflm
BOOKS.—We have, at the Herald , a very complete assortment of r ' T - *** *— * --
(kk iHVMbffffful