Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1868 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
FRIDAY MORMMG FEBRUARY 14
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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Madlaon Ballread.
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JaBaraenallla Ballroad.
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Chicago and St. JoKxprcM. 9:85 A.M. Accommodation 19:50 P M. Chicago Night Express 8:40 P. M.
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Mattoon Express 19:50 P. M. St Louis Night Express— 9 A0 P. M.
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A■■■ uaensents tills MsrenlsiB. METROPOLITAN THKATEU - Mist Fanny B. Price—Marie Antoinette. Yo>day*s Adverilsesnentts Metropolitan Theater.—M. V. Llngham, Manager. In liankniptay—Bernard Kaufman and Adolphus Kahn,of Indianapolis. Wanted—100 cavalry Uorses—James Johnson A Co. Wanted—It Known — Universal Cog Wheel Clothes Wringer and Doty Washer. Announcements—Cbailei Coulon. for Justlaeof the Peace. For Bale—At a Bargain—Beautifnl residence a ad cottage. Taken Up—Stray horse, with a pack of pedlar's goods; Hugh EeUcll. Business Notices. Tableaux—Urticarial at Morrison's Opera Hall this alternoon. Morrison’s Opera Hall—Tableaux thla evening Vlratits—At Morrison's Opera Hall this evening. Duett—By Mrs Colonel TTariH and Carl Bergstein, at Opera Hall. Morrison's Opera 1UU—Tableaux this evening.
Olb Bull.’8 Concert.—Morrlaon’4 Opera Hall waa trot 8f> neariv tilled last night, as we hare Men It upon many eccsalona when the entertainment given wae far leu worth going to (M, hut the audience waa, in point of number*, fair, and at regard* intelligence and brilliancy, tar above the average. The entertalnmsnt for the evening was moat excellently arranged, offering a pleating variety, with not enough of any one thing to tire and mar the erjoyment of the hearer. It was opened by Mr. Edward Hoffman la a piano fantasia, played In a very skillful manner, but hardly equal to a subsequent performance, for which be waa heartily encored. Mr. Ignaiz Poliak, lathe aria “Marta dl Rudeuz,” displayed a voice of oonalderaOle power and cultivation, but It waa not until the second part, when he sang “II Maranlro,” a bacarola, that the audience aeeihed to fully appreciate him. Madame Varlan’a sieging of Donizetti’s cavatina, “Inqueato stmpllce,” was charming; her voice, allhought not powerful, la very awee’, and under perfect control. In the course of the evening she sang the famous “French laughing song” In a manner seldom attained by the many who attempt that dilUcult piece. In response to an enthusiastic encore, she gave “Five o’clock In the Morning,” which was an unfortunate selection, for although sang very well, the contrast with Parepa’a execution of that ballad,'forced itself upon nearly every one present. Herr Bergsteln, of this city, also sang an air from the oratorio of St. Paul. Of course the principal attraction was Ole Bull, and before bis presence, tbo other stars, no matter bow brilliant, paled. He wa* received with great applause, which died away in a profound stillness before tbo first strain was beard. Nor was tbo silence broken during the whole time he was playing the “Nightingale Fantasia,” one of bis own productions, and, Indeed, ho bad almost retired from the stage, before the audience recovered sufficiently to applaud. To criticise such a performance, would bo more than superrogatory. To; our untrained ear, his execution seemed faultless, end the only Cmlt was that It ended too soon. The “Mother’s Prayer,” however, seemed to please the audience better, for It was a piece appealing more to the feelings; Its tones, at times, low and tremulous, as if pleading, aud again, clear and firm, as if thankful ami exultant, were indeed ih ''breathings of a better spirit.” The tempestuous encore that followed would admit of no denial, aud the great violinist responded with a medley comprising “Home sweet Home” with variations, ‘'Hail Columbia,” “Yankee Doodle” and “Fishers Hornpipe.” in the second part after playing the “Carnival of Venice” ho was again encored, and again responded, evoking tones from the Instrument that no ouu would have dreamed were lodged there, and causing everybody to ask as did one enthusiastic admirer rather audibly, “What couldn’t be do with the fiddle?” We have deep compassion for tha lovers of music who were not there last night, and only hope that Mr. Bull will see proper to visit this city again before be returns to his native land, for we can confidently promise a larger, although not a more appreciative audience than he had last night.
CITY HEW• . r> TL O O K K D I Ns O IS or Eighth of Jar nary Convention.
The fn l proceedings of the Demo,’ratio State Convention, held on the 8th of January, Including the tpeeebcs of Honorable Josirn E. McDonald, Honorub’eThomas A. Hixdbicks, and Honorable D. W. Voorrxes, are r ow being publisho 1 In pamphlet tunn, and Trill be ready for do Iv. ry in a few diys. The price will be at foil itvs: For 10 copies $ 10 For 170 copies 8 60 Ft 1.000 ' oplos. .:.. *n 00 Orders. accomp>nied with the money will receive prompt attention. This Is a document which should be placed in the hands of •ttt voter In the State, and, as the type ran he kept standing only a short time, orders should bo sunt la promptly. Addrrss, HERALD COMPANY. Indianapolis, Indiana. — ^^ — tjT" Tlin receipts of the concert last night were $307.
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MTTMwio Antoinette will bo played at the Metropolitan to-night, Miss Price appearing as the ljueen of France. drin the Police Court, yesterday, John D. Foley, J. P. Smith and J ihu B jar, were scut to Jill lor intoxication. KirClarence D. fjyde, of Now York, has been appointed Commissioner of Deeds for Indian*. K3T John Jolly, a native of Scotland, was ftdralttcd Into full citizenship yesterday, by the County Clerk. - KIT James M. Sanders has been appointed executor of the will of the late William M. Reece. EfTHenry Morrison made application to tbe Criminal Court yesterday for admission into the House of Refuge. ISTTlie tickets for the bal matque given by the Hebrew Congregation at Mozart Hall, next Thursday, are going off very rapidly and an unusually large attendance Is anticipated. fiTThe case of Lawrence A. Ocls who ayplies for a license to sell liquor at Broad Ripple, was on trial before the County Commissioners. yesterday, but was not concluded.
A. C. SnoRTKiDGK, Superintendent. S3T The law In its majesty docs not even except its favored ministers (rom punishment. Our wise and urbane friend Esquire Curtts was complained of in tbe Police Court tbe other day, for leaving open at night a cellar way connected with a house owned by him on Massachusetts avenue. The door had been carried away from Its place by one of the tenants, when removing from tbe honse. Judge Scott decided that, the property having reverted to the owner, he was bound to keep it in repair and see that tbo cellar door, In tbe sidewalk, was not left open, endangering tbe limbs of pedestrians. “In consideration of mitigating circumstances,” only a small fine was assessed. Common Pleas Court.—The case of Ues song vs. Bumgardner Is still in progress la the Common Pleas Court, the evidence for the defense having been beard yesterday. Suit is brought to break a will made by a young man named John W. Roberts, who,being a soldier, was taken sick aud died In a hospital In St. Louis, but for a time before bis death, was attended by Mr. Bumgardner, his uncle, who bad gone there to bring him borne. It tumid out that, by tbe will made, a large proportion of bis property was devised to bis uncle,and it is averred that the latter ir fluerccd him unduly, In bis last illness to bring about this
result.
Bankrupts. — Tbo following additional petitions have been filed for adjudication In bankruptcy: John Walters, Fulton county. I-alah Hoover, Fulton county. Galen Whipple,Lake county. Linus B Denihle, Vigo county. Enos S'rousc, Vigo county. John E. Wilson, Vigo county. J dm Craao and Lawrence E-chlbaek, Kr ox
county.
Charles Shachno, Knox county. Samuel J. Force, Clark county. Amos T. Stevenson, Kt. Joseph county. Warren Steaey. Marlon county.
Juvenile Thieves.- Policemen Murphy and Wllllsros arrested five boys named Frederick Pfeiffer,"Berry It 'deers, George Lemaster, Euward Moss and Charlie Boier, yesterday, lor petty tbievtrg. The stolen articles, coDslslImr principally of boots am! shoes, were found concealed In tbs piles of wood In *lie Court ifou-e yard. Boyer and Moss are culored, and the Utter, together with young Pfeiffer, were before ihe Criminal Court some
Cossna kjmI Kosalemsi KcmoTed^CmobroDV — A specialty. — WItMn a few years educated and capable members of the medical profession have devoted themselves to special branches of the curative* art. Dr. Ball hat made chiropody hi* specialty, and (pr the past few years hat practiced the art with distinguished success. So devoted has been bis application to his profession, and extensive his practice, that be can now guarantee a perfect cure of all diseases of the feet. Corns, bunions and calosltles, are treated without pain or Inconvenience, and generally In a few minutes. Ladies and gentlemen In this city have experienced tbe Doctor’s skill and.found relief at his hands. The Doctor may be found at all times at his rooms, 64 Bates House. febll-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Examination of Public schools. — The semi-annual examinations of tbe public schools commence on Monday, the 24'b, and continuetbroughout tbe week. Tbe examination will commence In each school in Ihe highest department first, and continue until tbe close,on Friday afternoon, ending with the lowest primary grade, so fliat on Friday (
the C and D prim ary will be ixainlncd la all | ^ ^
the schools.
Tbe following is tbe programm":
High school commences Wednesday, Fo'
w i probable that all tbe culprits will rusry 20. at nine. a. M. A, intermediate,!^ *
Thursday, February 27, at nine a. M Vi-t-
tors,•)'bn Given and l-sae \V M >ntort. \ THE aTiilCAL. —Mr. Chirn'aR Pope Is cx-Fir-t Ward — Tuesday. February 2V at h .If- , etu , n f r0 . n the E.at In few davs.
I where hn has been making arningouicuis for
! years old. Now that the restrictions In regard :o the adinl->lun of colored > hlldren into j the U>Tirm School have been removed. It is
bj srnt
there.
Articles of consolidation of the Columbus and Indiana Central, and the Chicago and Great Eastern Railroads have been filed at the Secretary of State’s office. lOTThe Grand Jurv returned eighteen in. dlctments yesturday, for the following ertmes: grand larceny, ten; petit larceny, throe; burglary, three; malicious mayhem, one; assault and battery, with intent to murder, one. J37“Forty young ladies bound for a female snmlnarv in Oxfurd, Ohio, passed tbrough the city yesterday. A crowd of gaping young men at the dopot looked aa though they would like to go along with them. K7*Meteorolog<cal reports for tbe Indiana polls Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Elstun, M. D., meteorological committee: Bsrom. Therm.Hygrom.Rain.Saow. Fsb.14.9P. M.. 9949 88.5 97. •' 18, 7 A. M . 9" 41 98 5 94 5 •' 18, * P. M 89 55 85 5 81 * 0.00 0.00 Tho following sale* ot merchandise for January have been reported to the United States Assessor; Crossland, Maguire A Company, groceries, $10,719; Murphy, Johnston A Company, dry goods, !32,800.~ Lecture.—Rev. C. N. Sims,of this city, delivered his lecture upon “Character and Characters,” at Evansville last night. On Monday night next ho addresses the Young Men's Christian Association of Franklin, and on’TiU'sdny of the following week lecture* at Wabash.
13^ Mr. B. Mikou, lately proprietor of the Palmer House, has leased the Taylor House’tt Martin-vtlle, fur five years, and will take possession on the first rf April. The house will bo completely refitted and furnished under the supervision of Mr. Mason, and we are confident that ho will keep equally as good a hotel in Martinsville as ho did hero. St. Valentins.—This distinguished personage arrived here last night, and took quarters at the post oflice—nearly all the quarters they bad. Tlo will be busily engaged to-day sending missives to his numerous friends. Tbe old gentleman is looked upon by many good people as something of a bore; the juvenlle community, however, and some grown up children, do not hesitate to indorse the amatory Saint. History, or tradition, conveys tbo information that tbe original Mr. Valentine was a citizen ot the Roman empire. Somehow he Incurred the displeasure of the Bmpsror Clsudlus, and lost hie bead; whereupon he waa canoDtcsd, and his name placed in the calendar of the saints. We are also informed that on the 14th of February the hlrdechooee their mate*, and begin to make the usual arrangements for housekeeping, and providing for a family. Orlnthologloal observations In tble climate, however, lead to the eupposltton that tbeenstom la not vigorously observed by our leading aongetere. Of courte a good many^alentlno* will to. day And their .way Into unexpected hands. A* • few of tbe unexpeeting, we Hull keep eur box open, and give a eordlal reception to moosageo from tbo maid of fifty, or tbe widow of fiftstl.
pt-t on*-.P. M. Visitors, John I. Muril.ou
and William W. L- sthTs.
Second Ward—Tu—day, February 27, at b ill-past one, P M Visitors, J )bu Coburn
and Rev R D RoMnsrn.
Third Ward — Thursday, February 27. at nine, a. M. Visitors, Ror. L. G. Hay,an! Rev.
Elijah T. Fletcher.
Fourth Ward — Monday. February 24, at nine a. M. Visitors, Rev. H. A. E-lson and J.
B. McArthur.
Fifth Ward—Tuesday, Februarv 2.7.at h ilf- [ past one, P. M. Visitors, Rev. L. II. Jameson 1 and Simon Yandes. Sixth Ward—Wednesday, February 2C, at half-past one. p. M. Visitors, Austin II. Brown and Rev. Charles H. Marshall. Seventh Ward—Wednesday, February 2(1, at half-past one, p. M. Vtiilors, \filliain L. Wingate and A. Beldenatlcker. Eighth Ward—Monday, February 24, at nine A.M. Visitors, Rev. N. A. Hyde and W.
H. Loomis.
Asbury Chapel Schnol —Tueulay, Fo’ ruaiy 2.7, at half-past one. u M. TniSevonth Ward visitors will attend. Ninth Ward—Monday, February 24.at nine, a.m. Visitors, J. II. Kappes and Rev. Mr.
ntuckenborg.
Filth Ward Colony—Wednesday,athalf.pa‘t one, p. m. The Fifth Ward visitors will s-
to id.
Criminal court. —The CrlmimU Court was unusually busy yesterday, the Grand Jury having returned a large number of Indictments. Hugh Jordan, John Martin, Benjamin CUf* ton, John Jeffries, James Julian, and Fanny Hill,indicted forgrsnd larceny,were arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Joseph Wheaton, arraigned for gran I larceny and burglary, pleaded not guilty. Samuel Johnson, Hugh Jordan and George Washington, were arraigned for assault and battery with intent to murder Isaac Robb,and pleaded not guilty. John Branham and Jenny Watts were arraigned for malicious mayhem, and pleaded not guilty. < Champion Johnson pleaded not guiliy to a charge of burglary, and a motion to quash tlie Indictment was overruled, and excepted to. James Crusoe, arraigned lor grand and petit larceny, pleaded not guilty. Jenny Jeffries pleaded guilty to a clmrire of grand larceny, and sentence wag withheld. I’eter Myers pleaded guilty to charges of grand larceny -and burglary, and was sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. A default taken In tbe case of Thomas Montgomery at the January term, LSUG, was set
aside.
KSTTbc coming week promises to be distinguished for more than ordinary brilliancy in tbe display pf fine supper*, and of tbe terpHchorean art. From the amount of ^reparalion and the “buz” among tbe young folks of tbe city, tbe festival and ball gotten up by the members of 8t. John’s congregation, for the benefit of 8t. John’s Infirmary, will be tbe principal sensation, and, all things considered,the most profitable euloyment, rs well as the most praiseworthy object. The Sisters of St.John’s Infirmary spread their good offices In numerous acts of noble charity; and iludr friends, tbe ladles and gentlemen of the city, will give them substantial as-iatance to promote their cbarttiablR work, while at tin -ame time enjuytngtbe most notable and pleasant party of the season. The admission to this party will bo but two dollare, and fifty ernts for supper. Tieke's can be had at Bonham’s, and Mrs. Thompson’s news stand. Music by Professor Athlick Smith's band, and supper by tbe best rc-tau-ratcurs and cooks, but principally supplied by tbe fair bands of tbe most accomplished ladies of the city. We may look for the most recherche of delicacies and substantial*. Do not faiNtd make your arrangements for Tuesday evening, at Morrison’s Opera Hall. Tableaux.—Seats for the tableaux entertainment at Opera Hall to-i.lght have been going off very rapidly for two or three days past, and the indioationi now are that the audience will be a large one. The tableaux have been carefully prepared and rehearsed, and can not fail to be otherwise than successfully performed. The first Is the “ Death of Hlnda,” from Lslla Rookh, in four tceues; followtd by tbe “ Day Drsam,” from Tennyson, in two teenes. The principle one is the “ Bridal of Malablde,” In six scenes, from the poem written by Gerald Griffin. During tbe evening the following tableaux wilt also be introduced: “Blessed ore they that Mourn’’—painting by Amlelte; “ Titian’s Daughter’’—painted by Tiltan; “ Night and Morning’’ The three first named are accompanied with music, vocal and Inatr’umental.
a spring theatrical seas m. It Is umler-ton.l that he has been very successful.h iving muds •■nnlniets with (irunincut stars, who are n"t in tbo habit of visiting cltics-of the sis* of Indianapolis. Tbe present stock company will pruli ib.y be rcttlhed.
llollowuy’a 1*1 tie and Ulmtnsont.— Falling *1 tbe Womb.—Duriug the early 1 tiugeior sestallon, many youngniariieit femsbs 1 arc subject to a sinking of the womb, which j causes them considerable trepidation and unea h nett Tho Ointment wi I be found InvalnUdc in these emergencies at it entirety' dispenses w ith i lbs recess it y for pessaries nr mechanical agmcie*. 1 he pills will brace the tnfccblod organs. , strengthen the syst.m and secure Uio invalid : from n future relapse. These medicines are vat ^ liable In all complaints incl Icntal to the female sex. Sold by uR Druggists. 'Sbll d iwlw
LOCAL ITEMS. 'I'u Islrtt u\. —A Kt-uerul rellonrstnl of all the pieces to bo presented this evening, will take place at Morrison's Opera Hall, this sft* rn' on, at bulf.past one o'clock. It is hoped all engaged will bo there promptly . By order "f the*'' oimutttce. 7 he. Topic or the Town* it th«» new Perfume, thn extract of tho ‘ N ght BlO' luirg Cereus.” Its celebrity Is already national. Tho most fragrant lljwir of IhU beml-phere is its basis. It la so indestructible that It would fcurcdy be too much to say, “ It i» not for a day, but for all lime." I: impsits permanent fragrance, but no stain. I’llALON A Son, New V irk. Sold by all druggists. 12 2 ■>aett by .11 rw. Colonel IsarrU and Carl Bergsteln, at tba Tableaux to-night. This feature of the entertainment alone is worth the price of admission. Important to Hmaionom.—I would request all invalid widows and guardians residing in tbo city, and Marion county, bolding pension certificates, to call at my office anil have their voucher! prepared now; by so doing they can secure their money without delay, on the 4th of March next. Joseph 1*. Wiggins, 12 3 United States Pension Agent. Tnblrnnx.—Wo tlilx cvrnins: to Morrison’s Opera Ilnll, and see the beautiful Tableaux from “Lalla Rookh,” in four scenes, entitled “Death of Hlnda.” St. Valentine** Ituy.—(Jrunsl Vntlonal Ball, Friday, February 14, lStiR, ) .a( .Washington Hill. Tickets of admission, 81. N. B.—Best of order preserved. li-4. Ylvnnfx.—Don't lull to ace them this evening, ut Morrison’s Opera Hall. •‘Who the bcHt hlx elreiim> stance allows. Does well, acts nobly; nngeis could no more.” Ifyou can’t afford a Ten Dollar Valentine buy one for three, two or one, at Wilder’s Book Store, headquarters for sentimental and comic Valentines, at wholesale and retail, 26 East Washington street, sign of tho “Big Book,” Werdcn’sOUl Stand. S'*at,gun,wcil,thuAfr
VI van tv.—Don’t fnl I to veo them this evening, at Morrison’s Opera Hall, “ There In no humbug about Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. It has cured my hand entirely wlth.Iess than one bottle.” Writes J. P. Southard, of Indianapolis, Indiana. ILdAwlw V want«.—Don’t toll to nee them this evening, at Morrison’s Opera Hall. TIm* “Itnfortanzate” Mbonltl rea«l Dr. Wiiilum Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jul4-ly
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To Owners of Horse*
Cattle.
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i in hl» charge, and for the last used no other medicine for them
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never
tinnb'g horse; three year, has
He has kb diy permitted mo to refer any one to him. Over oue thousand * tner references can be .eon at tbe Depot. Sold by Druggists ami Saddlers Price 35 cents por box Depot, 54 Wortland street. Now York.
JanSfl dmon&satAw3m
Virfsntw.—Don’t fall fo moss litem this evening, at Morrison’* Opera flq|. Gniy tx tit rw. tslilioiiKh account* rd an huuor by the old, have never btcu fo considered with respect to the middle aged or young. Thesa can be easily remedied by the use of “ Itarrett’s 'Vegetable Hair Restorative.” Tho only thorough renewer aud preventative of all diseases of the scalp.—Opdensburg Journal. 11-lweod
Train BURNXD.-The train on the Viacennts road, running from Martinsville to Gosport, waa burned up at. the latter place about twelve o’clock night before last. Ve could not learn the number of oara destroyed, but It wa* probably threo—two coaches and a baggage ear. Tb* fir* la auppoaed to have boen the work of an luctndlary.
Tableaux—This evening; at VIorrlson * Optra Hall. Tlcksls fifty ctnts. The pntm of ouperlority In awarded toMrs. 3. A. Allen fir her Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing ( in one bottle), and a grateful public appreciates tho very low price, One Dollar. Every druggist soils it. ll-Seod Tableaux—Tlil« evening; at litorrlson’s Opera Hall. Tick ets fifty cents. We call cNpeclal atteatlon to the advertisement, in another column, of "Spear’* Port Grape Wine,” a pure and unadulteratlve grape wine, invaluable In sickness. Jan US-dTuTbASatAwly. Tableaux -Thin •venlng at Morrison’* Opera Hall. Ticket* fifty cents. Juniper Tar Moap—Kn a certain cure for chapped hands and all roughnes* or irritation ef the akin, Ecnema, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Pimples and all other cutaneous affections, making the skin soft and smooth. Manufactured by Caswell, Hazard A Company, New York. Sold by all druggist*. - ''*•*&/» , Tableaux—ThUoveala* mg Mar* rison’s Opera Hall. Ticket* fifty eetft*.
ITCJK1 XTCKll JL-rOHIIl SCRATCH! SCRATCHII SCRATCH!!! in from 10to48honr*. Wheaton’* Ointment cures Tbe Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton'i Oin mem Wheaton's Ointment W'.eaton's Olnunvnt Wheaton’s Ointment
cure* cures euros cures cures
Salt Rheum. Tetter. Barber’s Itch, Old Sore*. Every kind
of Humor like Maglo. Price50 cents a box; by mall.SOcente. Address WEEKS A POTTER. No. 171) Weahlngton street, Boston. Ma»srrhu»otte. For sal* by all druggists, octl doodAwly
SAMARITAN’S GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Yes. a positive mi re’’ for slldiseases arising from youthtill Inil scictlo ,s. Balsam Copahla and Mercury discarded. * Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. They are partly vegetable, having no smell nor tinplinsiint ta-'e. Cure iu from two to four days and recent enses iu tweuty.four hours No exposure, no trouble. Price of mule packages *9; ictnalc packages $3. Sent by mall. 0 Samaritan Root and Horb Juices, The great blood purifier »nd remedy fbrtcfofula, ulcers, sores, spots tetter, scalds, bolls, syphilis, and ail eruptions of tho skin. This is no experiment—it is a well tc-ted remedy in the United States Ho-pitals, where these diseases assume their won-t lormt. Mild case* soon yield. Six l>oitIet will cure th« worst. Try tbe Root and Herb Juices, and if It fads to cure any of the above, your money will be refunded bv our agents. Price ft 95 per bottl&^or six bottles (7 *®-Sold by Tomlinson A Cox, 18 East Wi iugtuu street, Indianapolis. DESMOND A CO.Proprietors, novl5 deodAw6m 915 Bac*str, - Pbilsd».lp*s "■ 4
BANKRUPTCY.
In Bankruptcy. , ... ) At Indianapolis, the District of Indiana, SS ^ 6th day^of Feurnary
fTUIE unrtersl
JL appoint
Igned hereby give* notice of their
and State oi Indiana, within said District, who -1 been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own Ition, by tbebistrlct Court of said District.
M A.-BRADSHAW.
feW dSwltaw
Istrl
WILLIa
J. w. Bradshaw,
’Assignees.
In Bankruptcy. District of Indlane, 8S | *thda^oJVetjruary, 11 '
f«b* Altawtw
.BITTERS*-
BOOFUHD'S GEfilAH BOTEHS,
ABB
Hoofland’s German Tonic. Tbe Great Semedlet for all Dlieaiea of the LITER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE
OEGAXS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
pen Jelae* (or, a* U*y are
E**?t • Bark* prepareeoBMntra-
MnXy/rm
from aleoholie admiMur* ef wsp Had.
HOOFIAND’S GERMAN TONIC,
a eombtaadoa *f all tk* lagradUaU ot th* Bitwith tb* pare** eeaUtv of Santa Ono Mum. I(«, A*., sukla* oa* or th* moat plMaaai aa« mbl* raajdtgMrar off*r*d to tb* pnbll*. OM pr*f«flWf » bUMela* (re* (nm Alcoboll*
I* eompored tt tb*
■MdldaaUy ■■
Extracts) of Herb*, bad
U
tors, Oreni
sgrmal
Tbo.
UtaLxtu*, wUl a** Hoofland’s German Bitters* Tbo** wb* bar* ao obj*ctlo* t* lb* *ombtaatt*a of tb* Bitters, as •teted, will ere HOOFLAND’S GERMAN T0NI0. Th*y are bo^g •qaslly good, ead •oatele th* reme medicinal vtrtu*. th* tboio* b*tw**a tb* two b*i*f a m*r* matter W teat*, tb* Teal* bnlag tb* mote psintebl*. Tb* atomaah, from a vartaty ot mmm*, reck t* Indlfmtloa, Dy.paptea, X«rvoa* DsbUlty.^^te*, U Tb* L1 v • r ,
u It
tb**
b*o,'m** sffret *d, tb* rmalt of which b that th* patteat *affon from mrerel oo more of th* Wlewte* dl*M***t Conettpation^ riataleaoa. In ward File*.
dorely
Stem
•d,
tb* t
jonsttpntion^ Flat usance ^1 nw a rd^ Pile a r of n th* 0 Btom*2h? Naueaa, ’Heart-* 7
burn, Dlsguat for Food. Fuln< >r Weight In th* Btouacl Sour Eructation*, Sink-
eea
touiaoh.
ing or Fluttering at th* Fit Of the Stomach, Swimming or the Head. Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttarina at th* Heart,
Choking or Buffooating Beneatioi
lure. Dunnes* oP Oa before the Bight, in th* Head, Den*
iu°a Lying Poature, Dnmna**
Dote or Web* befo
Iona when rViafon,
, Yel-
and
•a* on
Dull Pain in tb*°Head? ®
oienoy of Perapiration,' lownaaa of th# Skin ai Eye*. Pain In the 8
lack. Cheat, Limbs, ate.. Bud* den Flushes of Heat, Burning in
th* Plash, Constant Imagininga of viL end Great Depression of fplrlte.
tttea la th* mteteloa i iO!
“ r find 1 Hoof man BittenT Ic, UHpful la the dige«tiTe of yrwit bone debility, and
oue
M'MUuuipuia, sure
raoFsre raffbrl!
I •uffsrinj (Tom grnsrel dsbllltr «r arising from dmngsmeat of tba llrtr.
Yours truly.
X. D. FEFBALL.
IfSBBhctory ^ — at Ih* Ow msa Medici a* Store, Mo. 631 ARCH Streat, FUladab CHARLES SI. EVAES, Proprietor,
Formerly C. U. JACKSON fe 0a
OCtlS d3Uw.WA8.1V
INDIANAPOLIS.
LEATHER BELTING. ETC.
Evil.
TV* mferer from ifern* 4: tb* grastete caattea la the «
kb earn, par ^
that vblck ka kb tarmtlga oolrlm pomsm
•kiireiiy from lap ud ha* eon of tb
•akmll tho** vtel-kaeva wm»4l«» Uoofland’s German Bitters,
AMD
HOOFLAND’S GERHAN T0NI0. PEEP.FED BT I*r. a M. JACKSSE, PHILADELPHIA, PA
Mteteloa of a nmidy for
<ha*lo( aaly b * me red from t!oa» aad laMtre* martl, b poasdad. b free
lorn. —- i —lagradlsata, mbits**4 tor tualf a npataltea fo* tba
la tkb snaaredae wa Wsold
Tvsaty-two y*an rises U*y wore irte latredsmd late thla wastry from fewmaay, 4arias which Ubm tb*y bar* aadeabtedly pwformad mare raraa, aad
k**.tted regarlag bam**tty te • Uaa any tek«r rimsdlm kaawa la I
plalat, Jaaa •U.ChreaUar bully, Chroa Dlwaw *f Iks
mare reraa, **4
> a greater •swat,
i any tek*r wm.diw kaawa te tba pablte. Tb*** rsmadte* wUl •ff*te«ally rere U»«r Com-
iarTt
KU**y*,a*4 aririag from Llr*r, 8tem-
»cb, *r lateteteM.
DEUrLOTY,
Haroltlng from any Cana* whatever |
PROSTRATION OF THB BYBTBM. induood by Beverw Labor, Hard* •hip*. Bxposura, Pavers, An.
Th.r* l* ao m*tf,ci*« **utal *qa*l to lh**« rem* die* la tacb cam*. A ton* and rtg*r b imparted I* tb* whol* *7.t*m, tb* *pp*tit* b *tr**gtb*Q«d, food b •ajoyed. lb* teomack digut* promptly, lb* blood b purified, tbo •ompteztoa feaaamaa *om*d aad kMlthy, Ih* yellow Uog* b eradicated from tba •y**, a bloom b t'-reo to Ik* «k*«k*, aad the WMk and aarroes la valid b*cume* a teroag **d b**llhy
kteag.
PEIISOXS ADTAXCED IX LI I B, And fwllag tb* band of tlm* wteghlag hearily npoa them, with all lb attendant ill*, tteU find la Ih. um a thi* HITT LRU, or tb* TONIC, .u •llxlr that will fell new Ilf* Into thatr rain*, restore la a maa.or* oa .nervy aad ardor of more youthful day* build np tb-lr thmuken form*, and fir* k*altb aad
b.pptnaM lo thter roatalnlng year*. it NOTICE.
It bawrll-*riabtl*b*d fort that folly one-half of tb* f.mal* portion ofnarpopnlatloa are Ml dom la tb* •njoymaat of [ *—* a—>*n •
or, to n.* tbrir MS]
“ naver
Th*y are '•» v ' — 1
of all
tb* good bMlth; ova axpreafe*l W«U.”
... J gold, d«vold •nergy, sxtrauely aerrou, aad bar* aa
apptelt*.
To tbl* dan of pereoa. th* BITTEItS, or Ik* TUNIC, b *.0*01*11* recommendad. _ WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Am made strong by tho nm of oithor of thooo mrocdioA They wUl euro every cam of MAKASMl'i,
without fail.
TbounaiiU of eortlAeatm hare acmoinlotod la tbo han<t« of tbe proprietoa, but hpace will allow of the publication of bat a few Tho<*#, it will be obeemed, are men of note aud of •ach tUndiug tUat they Must
be believed.
TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W, Woodward, Studies Y Supreme Court qf Pa., write*: PhlUuUlphia, March 1®, IWf.
land's Get* te a good toudtscguee of orgautp aud dt In case# of
lllty, end • wautofoerr*
acuod la the fyitetn. Youm, fmlr.
GKO. W. WOODWARD.” Uon. James Tliompson,
Swigs Qf the Supreme Court of PennrylvanLi.
Fhilnde&phtOo April 23,1 “ I oonnlder * Hooflaod’e Gorman Bluer** a vaiv/XHs medicine In ea*e of attacka of Indigeetloa t.s prnpepiia. I mn eertlfy ibis from my ezperieuM oi iL Youra, «Uh raapcct, JAMBS THOMPSON.” rr om Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.D., Pc .. J th* Tonth Baptist Church, Pkttadolphia. Dr. Jadrton—Pe*r8lr: I bar* been frequwtly requested to eoneect my name with reenmmendatluo* of different klndaef mmllelne., bat regarding tb* practice u out of
e.',. 1 li
ease* d* \ elined; bnt with a clear pg^ll^n^foBNHNx proof rarione In v M— » stanceeand parlienlarly In my owb family, of th* DMfalnM* of Dr. HaoSand’s Oormnn Bitter*, I depart fur oao* from my n.nal eoaraa, to expre«. my full conrietloa ■ that, fir pmaraf Jabilit, of tho oyttom, and oopo\eiadtifor Litter Complaint, it to a info otnd oalnabto preparation. In aom* ***** it may fail; but aeoally, t donbt aot, H will b* very beneficial to fhoe* wb*
•■ff«r from tb* tboTS cm a re. Yoar*, r*ry rMpectfally,
n j. U. KENNARD,
* £lghth, b*low Coatss 8t.
From Rev. E. D. Fendall,
AsoUtant Editor Christian Chroniolo, flUIada. I bars darlrad d*otd*d b*n*flt from Ih* BM of HooAud's a*rman Biltere, aad feel It my prlrll*gs lo r^Ommtnd then aa a moet ralnabl* toaic, lo all
CAPTION.
HooSand’a Oermau IUbISSim are eauterfritad.
S".‘“ ai -m,- -ym, sstsi* wrapper of W ( each bottle
All other* »r* / con nterfrit Principal J Offlo*
Maamfocti
Cabinet Makers’ Union, " Manufiacturer* of all kinds of FtXRIVITTJILE, NO. 196 East Wuhlngton 8t., Indliattfoprilia, lad. jnn89 dfeSnuSm
Fla-A-^SBEX)
WAMTBB BT
I. I*. KVA TVS Sc CO„ Monufactnrm of Laiikseed.., Oil, 1M S. Delaware St., Indianapolis. AS
S. B X 3ST K. I. E -S' , Manufacturer and dealer in TraseKn, Vwiiaee, Traveling Bags, etc.. Wholesale and retail. No. 99 South Illinois street, Indianapolis. Repairing done on short notice Trunks made to order. jan93 dAwA88m
, -
XIIKXXOFV Sc 2X10., Wholesale dealer* in Copper Distilled Bottrban and Kye WMiaky, Also, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liqaors and Cigars, No. 77 B. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Finlay A Wilder’s celebrated Toledo Ale for Sale. AS
SMITH, HOWARD * CO., Jobbbers and Retailers in idr-st a- 0 0 3D s . “TRADE PALACE,” 98 and 98 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS
—
JOHN 14 ODD BRIDGE * CO., IMfOCTZBB OP ChiiB, Glass t Queensware, 10 W. Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. * AS
Gt-FlOVEDt <Sc B-A.HLEK. ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing machine*, 91 East Washington street. AS
■ft. F. WISM’r St CO., Importers and dealers ina China, Glass & Queensware, No. 87 South Meridlah Street, feb9dfeS3m INUIANAPOLIS.
V. BCTMCH A DICKhON, Wo. 57 Hast Georgia Street, Keep all grades of O O ^ Ite, ! At lowest market prim. Give them a call. AS
TODD. CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS. t Wholesale Booksellers and Stationersi Publications of ail denominations. Minister*’ and tanday School Llbrart**, SlBtlsg Bjoka, Bio. .Glenn's Block . Indiana|h>ID. AS
BROWNING A OL.OAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL, Noj.7 aud 9 East Wa>bingt n street Indianapolis, Ind'ana. AS
*
A. V. UKACKEBCSH, DsaLxn ix FARM ItACftftftlV FRY UAEDWARK AND SEEDS. We*ten Depot for the National Plow Comp«ny. 73 Wmt WuaiaGrox Strxpt, JanlOdlmAS Indliznapall*.
w. i*«Rt;ireK * uico.. Wholesale Dealers in New York Idegw aad Bal* ffltttore Css a Oy.lerw, •6 South Illinois Street, jonlS dlmfeS INDIANAPOLIS.
Spiegel. Tfooiaa Sc Ca.* M AIsrTTFA.OTXTREIlS Wholes ala and Retail Dealers in P'XJUig’ITXJiLE. Factory East Street—Wareroom-, No 71 and 73 West Washington etreet, Janl6 i3m.»S India a. pal Is.
II. diiclncnslorirdt 1 0., C0MMISM0* aiERCHAATS, DKAI.ER8 IK FLOOR. FEED CaUVER, fl-MOTHY SEEDS Etc.. N and 81 Masonic Hall, Indianapolis Ag’U for 11 lard A Gough sUnlon Steel Janie dam fed plows.
t*. 1ft A F F !U A ffi. Wholesale Dealer In L I <1 TJ O Xi S , and tole manufacturer of Dr. ftftanfhiatttt’a Hitten, No. 116 South Meridian bt^ JanlS dSmAS INDIANAPOLIS
ReVNOADN* HOL LlDAk, JOHHS or Kerosene Lamps Bronzed Chandeliers, Brsaket Lamps Lantenis. and Lamp Trimmings gen evilly, “X. LJ^tt.” Flint Gloss Uhim No 18 3 Meridian Street, Indianapolis
Kft,L.10TT, K YA.1 Sc CO., Wholesale Dealers In Liquors, Tobacco AND CIGARS, No. 43 South Meridian Strait. JanSOSm INDIANAPOLIS.
BOWKN, 8TEWAHT St CO., Whalosale Dea'ert In PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ac, 18 West Washington street, Indianapolis.
WOOD St DO Yd. Produear* of West Virginia Lubri-'' eating and Burning Oils, Manufacturer,'Agents forth* sale of Paints, Oil, aud VaroUh, manuf.otu rer* of Pure Uluer Vtuegar, 1A Ronth meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
M. Uyrkit Sc Bona, Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Flooring, Window and Door Framca, Ac., fee , Ac. Agents for R Ba'l A Co.'s Woodwork -ing Machinery, Mils—Corner of Tennessee and Georgia streets, Indianapolt*. Ind. JanlMSmASnn
Brush manufactory Wholesale and Retail. BCHUKSBi. A PRICKER, No. 194 East Waiblngton St., INDIANAPOLIS. All kinds of Brushes on hand and manufactured to order. 18
DORSEY. LAYMAN & FLETCHER. (Successors to Dorsey A Laymen,) Importers and dealers In Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, EtO., 5 91E. Washington St., Indianapolis. AS
JT. JK. OKA.2RPK, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer In Bmis, Shfees a«4 Leather, Also, dealer in Hides, Oil and oho* 1 indlogs, , Sot. 47 and 49 South Delaware Street. INblANAPOUS. AS
WM. CHAN Ol.KR, Wholesale Peeler tn *» A. ** JB3 JEU. , Grocers’ Paper Bag* _ ' and Floor Backs, TWINE. *0. 16 B. Meridian street, Indianspoll* AS
MACHINE WORKS.
LEATHER BELTING,
MANUFACTURED FROM
f I SB HACK’S CELEBRATED OIK • TINNED LG1TDB8,
AWARDED TUX
FIRST PREmun
Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE'S PATENT LACE LEATHER, knd all other kinds of Leather, for sal* by JOKI-Y FlrilMIACK, 125 South Meridian Street, nov95d3mtop eoUthp ISDIANAPOLI3.
A in a s e m e n t s.
Metropoutas Theater.
MaMAOXX AMS SDXOTOX...
M Y LuraXAX
RAILROADS.
<^xjicjs; TIIVLE AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway I*inc. TO I9iE%V YUECIA, 3'J HOCKS. Wiwter Arraneemenv, I>ec. 93,'<>7.
Beale off Prleea; Parquetto and Reserved Seats, 75 cent!: Drcs Circle, 50 cants; Gallery.96 cent!; PrivateBoxea, $5: Colored Gallery. 96 cent!. Box ufflee open from nine A: M., till twelve M. Doors open at seven; to commence at quarter to eight. Benefit mid last might hut one ef Miss FANNY B. PRICE, Who will prarent, for tbe first time tm Indiana^ polls, the Historical Flay, m five acts, of Marie Antoinette. Friday Evening, February 14, ’68, Th* perform*n•* will consist af tba great Historical flay, in five sett, draptatired from Louisa Mulbock'. pop alar work, entitled Marie Antoinette, AND MED SOI*. Marie Amtninette, (the Austrian ) Queen of France Fanny B. Price This plav depicts, in vivid colors, the thrilling event* which transpired durirg the French revolution cilniinat ng in the execution ofthe voclllating King and the Innocent Queen. Act I—The GathcrUg btorm. Act II—The cry for Bread—a Htghtof Horror. Act III—Dowa with the Austrian—The Had Flag. AatlV—Moruingof January 91,1".93—The Marseilles Act V*-Horning of October 16, 1793—The last af Marie Antoinette. Djjp*SaturdaT, Fanny B Price Maticce. Monday, rep*oductinn of th* great sensation play, “Under tho Gaslight.’* N. BasHe for
A portion of the Gallery has heen set the exclusive use oi rot.onto rxitHONa.
SHIRTS.
Indianapolis..
Arrive.
Richmond Piqua
U ronna.
Dayton Colutnlius Newark Zanc.-vtle Dennieott Bellaite Pitt-hurg Cleveland Toledo
Detroit ... >an.insky
Mead vi lie Salamanca.. .
Dunkirk.
Bufiulo in 40 Harrisburg . 5.10 a. Baltimore i Km “
Wa-h.GaAv' ..
PbtUdeipliia.. I 9 Newk'orx ILIO “ Boston 6t.0r.ii. 4-00P. M. AC'.OMMoDaTION forKicbtnMid’. • onnersville, Brookville and Clnciunati WlTli-
Ol»T whanuk.
■©“SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves at
7.”.M,
These SHIRTS are alway« marie In I lie nio*>t perfect manner,are of several fliflcrcnt grades ol
_ material, and can be sup3.00 a. m. day EXPRESS, fun:.ccti at Cc-I I rOHI &tOC Is Oil hand b U u? b, Beiu\rea^Vreuite^i Xri, ‘ U3 ' v ‘ 1 ‘ 1 ' lUs - j to tit men and boys of all
One of the
\iNt F-xpre.'S lid C1fv4*Unil
e of tbe famous SILVtilt PAIaACK CARS is Attached to this train At Columbus iroinx through 3 PHILADELPHIA aud M*W YOkitL NMlll-
foize<4, or made to fopeeial order. Send size of NecJc
out changk. asid length of Sleeve, and i^;MyV«5:y. T .a? w y?A'frR^S ! three or six perfect fitting
SLEEPING CAHa ait.i<h«d to this Iran run through 10 DE>MS«>N, X6S miles WITHOUT CHANGE, avoiring an early morning change
v 1a t rrsthce rouie.
J^IiieSATUUDAY EVENING train from
ve* at
SHIRTS can be sent anywhere for a very moderate
price.
Write for Circular.
1 DON’T PAY HIGH PRICES
See Our $2 Shirt.
'es-jseS&h hc:: 1 ::;; i »»n*l u K'm'U tiriss make off sunKlin,
well and elegantl, -o uk 1 o matilde u
be SATURDAY KVF,VIXO In.uuua.oli, at 9.0u r. a., by tui. line airiveaal Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Bultimoru, \\ a.iii'g'ou Pbdadclpiiia and New Yurk ^ ttuura in -lit-
vane- 01 t re.Uue route
ffiaf-Tbe 8 00 a. a and 10 10 A. a. trains conn
md tDa. too; at Piqua for
ton.
3*ar‘A«k f”r ticket* via CO
LUMBUS. which ! tvoil nnd el-enntly put logg. Slier, ar« i"r ,a;e to *'i tho above poiirt, at t: e Union »o u* ■ o aa:tUe u awlaoinmilnl K>*r> D«| Ot in indtanapolu. and ait ticket office, in in —nt« unsl w—will awttfil Ottw uny — th0 ' TMt ' M LUNT. Gett'l superintendent. " T^urrly packed upon re-
LKK, lien’l Tick-t Agent
.1 S. SHAUhfcLi
F. CHfeNDl
deo6 d3m Asuu
- FORD, Western and Southern Agent.
BV THX GREAT BEEJJNE ROUTE. NBW SCHEDULE—JANUARY 19,1S6S. ts* express passenger trains of tbcBKLLKkONTAINK RAILWAY leave INDIaNAPdLIS and airive at point* named below, a* follows:
all a:i air
3 taifi
V ' ! * C ,'. .£>.*.1
'. It*
' 'i V"02
\u* scl>
J. L. Mothershead! City Machine Works. , — GREENLEAF A CO., MAKUFACTUUUtS OF maghihistsv Tools, BolUaf N1II Mackiiery, Power Pnnohes and Shears, . . . •*• :»• - - - 8TBA1GBTBNI5A MAC0IXE3, ! Aud CawtlttC* Slude <• Order, Uft South Tenneue&Jireet, -r
Indianapolis 2:10 a m. U nion 5:66 a ta. Dayton fc:2o a. to. lleilefont'ue.. 8:25 a. m, Sandu-ky 7 40 p. m. stai iou 10:9u a. m. Crretline 11:20 a. u.. C etvlaud.... 3:;0p m. Toledo . ao. p in. Alliance 3:30 p. m. Mea .vale 7:15 p. m. Detroit 6: 5 p. m. Dunkirk 9:16 p. m Pittsburg 6 43 p. ul. Buffalo 10 40 p. tn. tlarm-burg. . 6:10 a. in. Albany 9.40 a. ui. Philadelphia. 9:93 a. m. Baltimore . . 8:50 a. in, Wasnington 11:36a.m. New York... 11:50:,. tu. Bo.ton.. ..... 6001 p. m.
10:00 a. m. 1 SO p. m. 5:16 p. Dl. 3:52 p m. 6: U a. 111. 6 29 p tu. 6.15 p. m. 9:55 p. ut. 6 S a m. 1(1:5o p. tu. 10.10 a. lit. 10:10 a m. 3.33 a. m. 2:30 a. m. 503 a. m. 1:5o p in. 4 4o-p m.
6.20 p. IU. 10 :t 0 p m. 9 30 i> m. 12.00 m.
8 50 ra m.
12 45 a. m.
8:26 a. tn. 3.07 a. m. 4 48 a. m. 5:50 a. in. 9 4J a. m.
i6 50 a. m.
8 .45 p. m. 3:40 p III. 5 .2u p. m. 2 45 a in. 6 00 a. m. 7as) a. in. dO a. m.
8
11:35 a. tu. 10:15 a in* 4 .' U p m.
Accommodation f-jr Union leaves Union Depot at 8:00 A M. iW-SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Union Depot, ludiaunpulb., at 8 50 I*. M. ■S^SLEEl'iNG t'Al.S httnelied to the SloO p • t* train fun to UKESi'LlN E lor Breasdnsi at
5:50 • M
Jtt“ihe 10:00 A M Ira n of this route from IN mi AN A Po LIS lands its passengers in Pittsburg, Buffalo, Hart isburg, Baltimore, WasliInitoa City, Albany, Bosion. Philadelphia bud NKW IOrK more than Jfcf*SEVEN HOURS IN ADVA^UE^^Sd of ti e Columbus lO'ite. ■9^-riiE saiuri ay .morning train of this l.Ute, leaving INDIAN APOLIS at IO.-iOa. reaches the above naated ai d otner >,a
X..1 citi
■tf-
Da) tan. via stitney via llellefontalnu io:
otner Eastern
citie»ou*iONDAY moining {fcy»ONEDAl IN DIRr??UuNXEUTluNS 'vi» ^'nlun for . via -idnoy lor Toledo and Detroit, and
iefontalne tor Sandusky.
■B?*T>ic9:10 a. M. and S:50 r. M. Trains reach Dayton, via UNION, more than TW O HOURS IN
ADVANCE ofthe Richmond Route.
Mir Tbe 10 a. v. Train arrives at Dartoit. via Union, QUARTER OF AN HoU R IN A u VANCE
of the Richmond Route.
JM~The2:10A. n. and 10:00 a. M. trains run daily, axcei't Simdavs, wi It close through con-
nections at Marion and Crestline, The 8:30 r a. train runs daily,
days with d' poinU East
Mff-SEi
■Mr. m. train runs daily, except Saturdays with direct connections at Urestliue for all
CURE THROUGH TICKETS by tho
“ortfeAY UKfel LINK UoCris.o over
the BELLEFONTAINE RAILW >Y. which are ior sole at all Ticket Offices in the Western > 01 utry. J K. COZ AD, SuperinUndent. K. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
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MACHINE WORKS.
B. F. HETHEfUNGTUN & CO., MACHINE W ORES, 844 MoutU peunaf Ivnnln Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
■J3AHTICULAR attention paid to the building AT and renairing of Woodworking Macniuos of all deoeripiiong. H e want It dltlinctly rndersteod wcmoki a speciality of this class of work mOVL,»IVG BITS Of all desrtiptlon*. both fiat and round. Manufacturer* aud Repairers of STE-A-M C3-A.XJGES- . M^Bad Irons aud Light CaAlngsof all kinds, botnbrass and iron. A constant supply of Brass Fixture* constantly on hand Jan30d.mfe8
ceipt off fhw »«t»ovr prl<-e.
In finer fohiria nnsl nil tertlclefe In "Wew'n ■ urmisihittB CiosHla. wc are
cqitHlIy low.
PARKER’S, 80 Weal \l usltingion street. (91 dSinflrstadvunderamuteiEeEta. SAW WORKS.
E. C. ATKIAS & Co., Sheffield Saw Works,
ESTABLISHED
18S5T,
Manufacturers of extra Cast Steel Patent Ground Warranted Circular, 91111, Itlul-y, Crom*Csit uud Weis
^ ^ W S, Ahso. Pole il 'inufarturers of Tuttle's Improved Straight Hook crois-cut Saws for the Western States.
MANUFATORY AND WAREHOUSE, No. 810 boutfo Illinois Nt., Sonttt of Union Depot. Indianapolis, Ind. Particular attention paid to re-toothing and straightening Circular Saws. Also, repairs of all kinds; breakage at owner's risk J&F*Send run lb.ictt T.i-t lnnl5eo.i.xw3m
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A LADIES’ PHISICIAN.
rts of the Vnited States con-
Pp fessor of Dis-
ful rements are
crau, Fr fessor
eases of Women,whose cn at and success e-lies specially adapu-d for their ailmc
i-great
over twenty yi
exclusively to Women, esp
state,
y.
rience and skill, derived froa rs successful practice, dwon
e Treatment of ihe Disi
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
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TBE
FIRST PREMIUM . 0 or a Silver Uedol ^ was awaeoxd ve % * mbbetts hair restorative ^ Bre, tho K. H. Stat* A-r(cultural finolrhr, St " v— Its Fair, hoidsa in NTslms, S*pt. M, ISd). B AKSETX’B Vegetable Hair BestoratlYe RettorM Oiv Hair to lt» VetvnX Color i prothe growth of the Hairi chongea the O. rooU to Iheir orjjpinal •nranie action i tradi- .
jnoet ^popular and^reh- < 8ouUl > . rth ’ 1114 ^
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J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MANCHESTER, N.H. LORD St SMITH. Tr Sold by ail Dru^ff
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership.
consent. John Dorian will continue the at the old stand, 69 South Illinois street.
PROFESSIONAL.
*■*, ■* VOWJJLMT, n. I»re Eclectic EKysician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHES. Office Ka 190 (residence He. 198) North Pttutsyl’“ssaffffliiiSteKssir’’' aaiiBR.WiSW’ *0**,,
X adles from all pat AjsuIi Dr. A M. M eases of Women,who edios spociallv adapi known t brought the<
Hi-great experience and still, derived from
actice. dwoieJ he Diseases ot ilb tbe married e confide ace to
vousult him, either by letter or iu person, and be assured of prompt relief in all cases. His celebrity U known to over halt a million of ladies, as the author of “The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion” ditigned specially tor married ladies, in delicate or precarious health from dangerous confinement, describing symptoms, causes and remedies. Price,$1. Special Notice to Ittarrlotl and Single
Aad lea.
Ladles who suffer from obstnictlons or irregnInrities, or are in constant atony for many aontbs, proceeding confinement or have difficult, tedious aud dangerous deliveries, who?e liras are hazardous during such time will iUul Pottngnese Female nontltlr Pills The most wonderful,reliable»ndcertainremedv. Thousands of ladies use them with infallible cei tainty. In all esses of stoppage or irregularity, or suppression of nature trom whatever Cause they are certain to succeed, and are, besides, perfectly healthy. They arc scientifically prepared ol oo.tly and rare extracts. They can not fail. In recent esses they tncoeei I in fortv-eignt hours. Price, $3 per box. In obstinate cases, those two degrees stronger should he used. Price, f5. Address. DR. A.M. MAUKICEAU. Professor of Disea-es of Women, Office, No. 129 Liberty Street.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwa twenty years. They are -ent by mail, ii nary letter envelopes, free from observatio
full instructions and advici
ante of In ordi-
rom observation with
Tull instructions and advice. A circular, desi^ibiug symutoms, caosea. and bis special remedies for married ladles, (intended only fur wires and husbands.) will be Sent free by enclosing a postage stamp to above ad dross. A Itesdy writes—Dr. A. u. Maurlcrau, "Sir; I have tried many thlnrt I saw advertised, pills, drops and powders without benefit. A lady who bad bean successfully trea edby you assured me th t yon w nld 1 e certain to afford u.e retie'’, showed me “The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion,” in which I found my cose exactly described, I immediately scut to you, and received by return mail, tbe “Portuguese Female Monthly Pills,” which acted ike m;-gic, teller tug me in a few days wltboutthe least inconvenience.”
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PIANOFORTES.
PIANOFORTES. .Tennys & Son. GRAND, SQUAHlf, AND UPRIGHT.'
mente possess every modern improvement are of tbe largest size, finished in Carved and Plain Rosewood cuses, embracing every var *
st> •tr
sewood cases, embracing every variety of le. Each has the lull Metallic Frame, Over-
wlthout the agraffe or-
hoctriias t^V^ch^nM?^
ckuowledgcd to be superior to any other in rapid
' nu ore all saven.
lOWll
execution. These instruments are all saven, seven and a quarter, and seven and a third octaves; constructed of thoroughly seasoned wood, and of the finest and beat material. For great
finish and g.'eat durability, the Pianoforte* of ssMsa fafia.'sresTi.a is HIGHEST PREMIUM WHtREVER EXHIBIT-
EJ9. The some facilities which enablM this firm
to produce a superior instrument, dfco enable
them to offer their Pianoforte* to the public at
TWENTY PER CENT, lower than any other
fl>st-class manufacturer In the country. The special attention of Dealers, Teacher* end others is invited to the examination of U
others is invited to the examination of tb*** Pianos before making their selection elsewhere. Years. Descriptive circufars sent ufi/parts of the country upon application. Addree*.
JENNY8 A^SON
No. 963 and 9S6 East Twentydfirst street. New York, between Second and Third avenue*,
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LANK BOOKS.—We have, at „ aw’i?, 5 affiE.v2&a5W tfctt braaek X our business
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