Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1868 — Page 4
DAILY HEBALD.
TOESDAY HOBNINO FEBRUARY 18
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE, Oaltmeacantf laaiana OtatraiRailway■
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tlghtnlag Day Exprcti.... BtOO A M. 1:00A. U Rail and £xpma 1:SSA. R Rlabmond Accommodation. 4:00 P. M. 111:60 P. M Raw York Mgbt Hxpreaa.. OHM?. X. 800 PM Banday Rxpi a»» V.UU P. R. 18* A. R Cincinnati and Icdlanapclia3auction. (CIKPIKNATI VIA CAMIBIDOX AND CONNKBaTlX. 1*8-1 Cincinnati Exprcst 8:00 A.M. 18:50 P.M Cincinnati Eaiiruia 10.10 A. U. 8:00 A M Cincinnati, Richmond andOklaato Railroad. 2
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Cincinnati Exprcis 8:00A.M. 8:00 A M Baliafontalca Rallwaf—Baa Una Rontt. Day ExprOM 9:10 A. M. 8:16 A. M
Ena tarn axpreaj 10 K»
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»K» P. R 8:80 A. M 9:80 P. M 8:80 A. R
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Maht Kxpioaa 8 Union Accommodation ' 8
buuday AXvrut>a Madlaon Railroad.
Mall 9:80A.M. 10KOA.M Kxprosc 10:00 A.M. «;00P.R JanaraonvlHo Railroad. Sight Express S:S1A.M. 10.O0A.M Rail 10:00 A.M. 8 .80 P.R AtlaOd Train 5:15P.M. 9.00 P.M Chicago Express 9:l5 P.M. matanapolla, Fora and Ohieago Railway. Chicago Mall 140 P. X. I:« A. M Chicago Kxprehs 9:06 P.M. 4:15 1*. M bafaratta and Ohieago Railroad. Chicago ant St. Jo Expvesa. 9:55A.M. 1:*o;a.M Accommodation 1:0S P R. 9 <5 A M Chicago Sight Express 9.00 P. M. 6:08 P. M
Olnclnnatl Railroad
Mornlcg Express iitOA.jf. 8 00 P.M Mail and Acconuuodathi, ..10:10A.M. 19.48P.M E t press 8:50P.M. 1.-40A.M Mariinsvlllo Accounuoda 'u 1 50 P.M. 10:10 A R Terra Haata andlndianapoUs.
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Monrreos's Ortnu Hail-A larys tu'l tnteUigent audience assembled at Morrison’a Opera Hall laat nigh* to hear the celebrated editor of the New York Tribune, Mr. Horace Oreely, leoturo upon “Self Mado Men.” Of this audience, fully two-thlrda who had never seen Mr. Qreplay* were disappointed In his persoBsl ippeiracce'. Instead ‘of a long* haired,, drled-up Utile man, with a counter* ance expressive rather of mild lunacy thin anything also, and pockets filled with newspapers, they saw a largo fine looking man, whose faca wore a mingled expression of intelligence and bcntnglty. HU lecture was read from manuscript In a pleasant bet not loud voice, which occasionally became monotonous and sometimes was inaudible in portions of the ball. The lecture opened with’a description, of the majestic and wonderful giant trees of California, and the surrounding seenery. Those enormous growths Of timber, he believed, were venerable when Moses lay sleeping In the bulrushes. Then he compared with them the hardy oak of New England, which drew Us nourishment from gnarled roots that penetrated the hard clay or pierced their way beneath the rocks of thit unfavored soil, which seemed to be necessary to give It the toughnes* of fiber and power of resistance required for greater useaUness. Adversity was thus Illustrated to be one of Qod’awbe and bonlgna.it mnans Of accom
pushing good.
Of the men whom wc generally term selfmade, who fight their life-battle without Inherited wealth or family advantages, our American Franklin stands highest in the world’s civilized record. The salient feature of his career was uniformity. In an age of war, he never lead an array. Though an admired writer, and one ot *he greatest scientific discoverers, he wss not a genius. Ills progress from a tallow chandler’s shop to the
salons of Yermtlllei, where he atood the observed of all observers, was marked by no abrupt transitions. He seems not so much to
AinusoiHcnls tills Evonlng. METROroi4£AN THEATER - Under the Ua> light. To*day’B AiiverUseinenta. Metropolitan Theater.—M. V. Lingham. ilan»xer. Aaction—By A. I,. 11 not—Elegant aheOielU plated ware, etc. Wanted — Good girl at 191 .Siuth Alabama street. Special .\otice: nuslclter’s celebrated stomach Billets. Special Notice- Uolioivny’s I’ilis and Ointuiaat. 1’almer'sCologne Wai.r. Night Blooming t'creu:—1’halon A son, New \ ork. Valmer’s Cosmclic Botlon. Mr«. S. A. Allen's Hair Restorer. Howe A Stevens’ Family Dye Color.. Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative. Atbllck^tnlth's .S cademy—Mask paper party on Wednesday evening. New Stock of CarpaU—Call A Rush, 101 East Washington street. Carpets, Wall Taper, Shades, Etc -At Gall A Rush's. Carpets, Wall i’apcr, Curtain COJth, Etc —Gall A Rush.
CITY N E W 6 . I * II O C K K IV I N* O H OP Eighth of January Convention. The i'u'1 proceedings of the Detnocratie State Convention, held on the 8th of January, including the speeches of Honorable Josiph K. McDonald, Honorable Thomas A. IIkvdruiks, and Honorable P. W. Voorbkes, are now being published In pamphlet torm, and will be ready for delivery in a few d ,ys. The price wilt be as follows: ■
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have rUan as to havegrown. He stepped into each newer and higher position as If he had been born fbr H. Was poverty au obstacle, one of the cause*, or only an incident to this great man’s KreatneNRl' Would he have been the ktreat man bo was, If ho had been otheriv<j.. h ift: ►»<!» Admitting these questions can. ' basAiiaiaotorilv answered, still they
may not be unpn ti'ably 1 oudered.
The speaker then drew a comparison between the chu.acters cf Franklin and Wsshington, thelatterhaving been a son of wealthy Virginia parents, and enjoyed the advantages of education and social rank. Considering all things he placed Franklin above Washington, though the former could not have done the work of the latter. And great as Washington was, ho was not great eneugh to write and print, after ho had achieved power and farao, a frank, ingenious confession of his youthful follies, and send them out for the in-
struction and admonition of others.
Next the lecturer took up as another exsmp,e of a distinct class of self made men. the pioneer Danltfl Boone, lie was, in most respects, the antlpodo of Poor Richard. Me was not even a patriot; knew but little about the great cause of American Independence, aud twenty years later bid American ten Rory good bye, and emigrated to the dominions o( Spain, without the foresight that Missouri would ever become a part of this nation. The lecturer’s sketch of backwoods life, the csraless, heedless, monotonous routine of the hunter’s duties and habits,were perfectly and somewhat poetically drawn. It was a phase of human nature with which be had little
sympathy.
Burns was the next character considered. Ho was eminently a self-made man, ami was compelled to battle with sqalid poverty. What education, position, and generous culture might have made of him, none could saydoubtless something better than the coarse, brszin libertine and sot, but possibly something less than the rare and true poet. 11 .d Barns been born to eompetence. and trained at Oxfoid or Cambridge, be would douliilcs* have lived longer and purer, and been more re-pccted, but his verses would not have been so good. We should have lost ‘-The C’otur’s Saturday Night,” and half a score of the bc-t songs In tbe Kngllsb language, and gained nothing to balance them. Alas! must the oys ter always guflTdr and die, or man be bereft of thepcari? 1 wUb Burns bad not sbortcnc l bis days by strong drink, but I ran not wl'h he bad not possessed tbe temperament which tbe sorceries of the fl iwlng bowl seemed to make irresistible. It may lie claimed for Burus that bis songs have mado Democracy possible. “A man’s a man for a’ that” is a sentiment
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receive prompt attention. This Is a document which should be placed in the bauds of ovrry voter in the State, and, ss the type can b# kept standing only a short time, orders should b ■ sent in promptly. Address, HERALD COMPAKT. Indianapolis, Indiana. JSfTThc Grand Jury returned nineteen indictments yesterday. ESTTbe will of the late Samuel Kspy was admitted 10 probate yesterday. “I3*Tbe gross receipts of the Metropolitan theater last month were 85 430. C^sTThe members cl the Third Presbyterian church, bold a meeting tc-nlght to elect a pastor. UTTho dlstingnlsuiiig color of tho new Illinois street cars will bo green, and tbe lights white. J2T A turn-table is beinif constructed on Krst Washington street, at the icrralnifct of tho street railway. SiJirnonry Vandergrlft, K-q, has received the appointment of local mall agent In the place of Djrsay, removed.
JSTTutnam for March has been received ot Merritt & KosoDgarten’s news stand on North Pennsylvania street. the Republican State Central Committee meets this morning, to make arrangements fir tbe convention of Tbursary.. !3TiIon. C. 51. Allen, Hon. I). C. Brabham, If in. A D. Hamrick and A. J. Holmes, E*q., are in tbe city. 3L3^The passenger receipts of tbe Ueru and Indianapolis Railroad last month were the revenue 4ax on which was 823d 30. turtle Council passed the ordinance creating the elllce of gas inspector last night. The Fpectul order for the next uTccting will Lo the election of an inspector. I.'rriieeaifl of Hessoog ve. Ham^irduer, which has been on trial in the Common Pleat Court for nearly a week, was submitted to the jury last night. TUSTTbe County^,’oramlssloner* meet this attorning. The Gels liquor case which has h en dragging Its weary length alon^ for several days, will probably be decided. J'^'Cllbort McCoy, arrested at tbe Instance cf Mary Ann Imes, a "widow woman,” on r idiarge of bastardy, was bound over by Squire Curtis yesterday to appear for trial in tbe Circuit Court. DKLAYFT>.—The txpress train on tho Cincinnati road, due here about noon, was delayed several hours at ElixJ&etUwwn by tho breaking cf a oyleuder. Repair being Impossible an engine was sent out from ClacluHalf. US' Dr. Woodburn’s horse slipped and fell, yesteiday, at the corner of Meridian and Washington street, while attached to the buggy. Beyond the breakage of a shaft no damage was Inflicted. MFNDELPSoiiN Bocikiv.—A special meeting of the Mendelssohn Eoctety will be held ihlaevenlng at the Blind Asylum, for the transaction of Important business. A Tull aud prompt attendance Is requested. X3rrbe beveuth Presbyterlau Church still ooiittnaei Its meetings, which wilt he held every night this week. Ten person* were rereived on profession of -faith Sunday, and seven taken under care of the session. The trial of Kennedy, charged with complicity to tbe Beeler robbery, cornea up tc-day In tbe Criminal Court. Ho has been arrested on a charge of grand larceny In Ohio, and if acquitted here will be taken there for trial. Board ok Aoriculturk.—The State Board of Agriculture maeta at the State House this morning to arrange tbe premium Hat for the next Mr, and to take action upon the proposal of the railroad companies in reference to removing tbe fair grounds further from the cliy, Birclary.—F. Stout & Son’s grocery store, on Washington street near Minlsalppt, was broken into on Sunday night, and about $00 in money taken. The burglars were evidently well acquainted with the premise*, th* door being fastened by bolts above and below, as wall aa by the lock, and the door was bored at theloeatlon of each bolt. Policb Court.-In the Police Court yesterday, John Sanders and John Williams paid fines, and John €b a Her, W. W. Wltly, and Jesse Miller were sent to 1*11 for Intoxicate Joseph Gibbons, for Intoxication and assault and battery, paid $17 80; and William Blain and Jobs South, for unlawful asaembly, paid IHOOeicb. - - ~ .1
anti ail our srunuin -uuuiu these (.nils. A-It Is now, 1 pas* creditably through the most impossible to earn th-
economy,
licforo which aiistocracy pale* it* Ineilectual fire*. Tbe alerting worth of natural manhood was not merely unrxprtaecd lief ire; it was not conceived of until Burn* pul it into words. What we find to admire In Burn* is not no much a high poetic faculty, a* a profound sin-
cerity.
Shukspearo was next fansldercdp^and, regardless of recent researches and theories going to show that all tbe productions attributed to this repultof author were written by anoilier, tbe lecturer spoke of him as the greatest of British poets, and as a marvelous self made man. He differed from Burns In keeping bis <>wu counsel, and the world knew little of him. Consequently when ambitious persons sought to write their names 011 bbakspeare’* house, greater pr d*e was bestowed on B ifh* by iuo-e who mingled tbeir tears with tbe mold
that covered bis ashes.
What was tbe moral of the lecture? That self-made men were‘but halt made wc were told long ago; but what are termed educated men are tquslly imperfect. We should learn, first, to preserve our own limbs and lives; next, to earn worthily our own subsistence; and 1 ben to help those dependent upon us; and 'ill our schools -buuld bo subservient to
many of those who e college, find It al-
posarblo to earn their own bread.
The lecturer, tbougb be strongly favored a practical education, was not rcgurdle.«s of the higher gradi s of h amine. General education, however, was moat urgently needed in this reput'llcau country. A t’niuc-o Republic would be as impracticable a*a monkey church oragorrilla university. Anbiau ho*plt,llty, Aboriginal rectitude and Oriental truthlulnes*, wire something not to bn believed In. The true E len lies belorn us, not behind. Tbe woiid piogicssc*, in this land of railroad*, electric telegraphs and steam presses. What we evidently nead is a larger social economy, nod 1 don’t set bow the thing is to be obtained through educational machinery, unless u is where labor and study shall be combined In just proportions. Wo need such un economy, complex as tho uatureof man, dlvorsoas bis need*, generous as hi* better aspirations, wherein each child shall freely study, labor and erjoy, shall pass all bis youth in tho university, where every day shall add to hi* skill in labor and proficiency in learning; wherein his education shall bo unfolding from the plants be cherishes and tbe weeds be destroys; wherein life shall be all culture, and culture the rccognl/ed end of life. In that day the antagonisms of learning and labor shall bo known no mure, and our eartn shall take on a brighter aspect, under tho auspices of s5lr.*ustainlng 41011 and women, developed silko lu murclo aipd brain,
skilled at once In eye and band.
The Caknival at Mozart Hall.—From wbut wc can learn tbo arrangements fur the bal masque next Thursday evening, arc nearly completed. *l4e hail will be decorated in truly Oriental style, ahd tho committee have left nethlng undone, which will be conducive to tbe pleasure of all who may attend. J.argo and commodious rooms ou the second floor have been secured for ladles’ and gentlomer's dressing rooms, ami William Gorham, well known as a reliable man In that lino, has charge of the clothing department. Our first citizens have secured tickets of admission, and wc shall look fora large and fashionable
audience.
The Town Clock Again.—The elegant and truthful ttrao piece (?) which disfigures tbo steeplo of Robert’s Chn|>el, waked up from Its Rip Van Winkle nap last week, and moved forward two hours’ and a quarter. Overcome with such unprecedented exertion, it dropped off to sleep again, and now indicates to the up looking passer that It is twenty minutes past ten o’clock. We believe tho city pays some man to keep the thing going. Who is be, and why don't be attend to bis bushicso? Lot him esrn bis salary, even if ho does work for tbe city. 11 dot, why not? Metropolitan Theater.—“Under tbe gaslight” attracted a large audleyice to the Metropolitan last night, aud tbe reproduction of tbe piece gave universal satisfaction. Tbe play Is excellently put upon’ the stage, and the characters of Sucrkcy, b y Mr. Lingham; Laura, by Miss Fletcher; ond Ray, by 51r. Brcjer, wore very well rendered. The others -were sustained In tbe usual excellent manner, but tbe play will probably bs more rfl'eelively rendered to-night,
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IkcoRPonatf.i>.—Articles of aisodullon of thelndlanapalli piano manufactory, were tiled in tbe Secretary of State’* cilice yotterday. Th* company has a aapital of $50,000, divided, into one thousand shares of fifty dollars each, and la established for a term of fifty years. The following persons have been chosen directors for the fleet year: William J.H. Robinson, J. U. Ksppcs, J. C. Octscndorff, C. F,. Geteendorff, Isaac Thai man, George Rtilz, John Caven, William W. Leathers, and Austin 11, Brown. t3T A specimen of the Uie alarm telegraph has been put up lu the city enginm’* ufilce, andean beseen by any one desiring to witness its operation. Bankrupts.—The following additional petition* have been fifed for, adjudication in bankruptcy: William G. Thomas, Davies county. Samuel L. L» lev re, B -rtholomamcounly. Richard W. Johnson, Putnam county. Robert M. Martin, Vanderburgh county. t^TMetoorologleal report* for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by W. J. F.isfun, M. D., meteorological committee: Batom. Tberm.Hygrom.Rain.Saow. Vab.lt, IF. K.. 19 32 40. 86s “ ft, 7 A.If.. 9*8ft 88. 34. " 17, 9 P. M.. 9849 411 87. 080 0 00
tnmnn crawn. - . Monday It^ftftKfi.'Februa'ry it. ecu nett mot tn regular session. • Tment, C-umnlmen Austin H.Brown,Henry Coburn, Thomas Cottrtll, Joseph W. Davis, Georga A. Foster, Henry Gelsel, Samuel Goddard, William H. HenscheD, P. H. Jameson, J. Henry Kappes, William H. Loomis, John B. MacArthur, Christian F. Schmidt, Adolph Selden* sticker, !. U. Woodburn,wlth Mayor Macauly presiding. Proceedings .were commenced at "Ordinances on Second Hoad In*.” TheGaalnspeotor ordinance was taken up, and tbe salary increased to $750 per year. The "City Measurer ” ordinance was referred to the Committee on Revision of Ordinances. • ORDINANCES passed. Appropriating $500 47 for payment of claim* against the City Hoeplta). Crusting the office of Gas Inspector, and prescribing bis duties. Adding to the duties of the City Marshal and Chief of Police, aa heretofore deferred. On motion, the election of the Gaa Inspector was made the special order for next Monday night. The amendments to the ordinance protecting public morality and decency, on its second reading, was then taken up. On this amendment members expressed themselves in various waya. Mr. Brown favored It, because it prevented "raidings” upon house* of Ill-fame by the police, and corrected, other abuses that were very apparent in the old ordinance. Mr. Jameson was of the same opinion Mr. Savis—It ie well known that the houses of HI fame in thl* city had been used by tbe police In timea ,>ast a* "neet eggs;” that tbe police had time end again laid in wait, in order to catch some “galloot,” who had hl« pockets full of greenbacks, and make him ‘‘shell out” to the tune of $15 or more, or else go to Jail. Raids upon these houaee by the police had nevar yet succeeded la squelching one, or In decreasing the number of prostitutes. It had worked more harm than good. He was no apologist for these bouses of prostitution,but he was inflexibly opposed to allowing the police to use them aa “nest egga” for the purpose of putting money In their pockets. • Mr. Sledenstlcker—“ Raiding*” by the police have been stopped by the Board for more than f, year past, and they are not, unless upon complaint ofl the citizens residing in close proximity, or in case of a riot, allowed to enter them. Dr. Jameson—There has been an outward premire brought to bear against th* police. There was no gentleman here who would stake hi* veracity on tbe wholesale charge* made against the police force. It was not right to try to Injure tbe character of these n.jn. They were gentle-nen, and tried to do their duty faithfully. Mr. DavD—I make no charge* against, and have no relercnc# to, the present police force. Mr. Coburn had beait approached by one of tbe most notorious "fancy men” (a this town, and asked to vote for this ordlmice; and that this man had told him that there were men in this Council who had pledged themselves to put this ordinance tbroogb. When he found such notorious "fancy mej” lobbying, for the pea* ■ago of any law. It was advisable for tbe t ou noli to go slo w. The ordinance was then ordered engros ed. Mr. Coburn, by consent, a* chairman of the committee made the following report; iNDiANAfOUS. February 17, M69. To Ilis Honor the Mayor anij Common Council of the citj/ of Indianapolit: GENTLEMEN—The Committee on Fire Department aud Fire Alarm Telegraph would report, that after examining the American 1’’ It graph C impiny’e alarm, exhibited to Hum In tbi* city, they visited Cleveland, UfilO. to examine the working and sucres* of tbeir *v*tera uf alarm teiograpb in Cleveland. Ttuv have what Is known as tbe
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'!? • --V—• - 1 - A Bich and Generous Woman, and a SwindledHcfnsc..—A woman named Jenny Wilson, about forty-flee years of ago, came to tbe Bates House acveral days since and engaged boarding, representing that she was
as
Th« pmresi and. avreet-s»t Cod Liver Oil in tho world, manufactured from fresh, healthy liver* upon the sea shore; It la perfectly pure and sweet. Patients who hare once taken it can take no other. Ask for
from Richmond, Virginia, and bad a large '"Hazard and (JassWell’s Cod Liver Oil,” manqu*«tUy of gold and Government bonds In her ufaefuredby Caiwell, Hazard A Co., New
possession. Her father, she said, was living In Richmond at the advanced aga of one hundred snd two years, but was still engaged Id business. She herself had until receatly owned n large tobacco factory there, but had sold Itfor $38,000 and bad bought a largo, tract of land near I^ansas City, Missouri, aud was now on her way to Kansas to buy more land. Taking a fancy to Mr. Kencaster, one of tho proprietors, because be was a Virginian, she oflered to make him a present of four thousand extraordinarily fine cigars which had been shipped to Louisville, but having unfortunately fsilod to receive remittances she borrowed twenty-live or thirty dollar* from him to pay her expense* to that place. She also insisted upon lending him $35,000 to buy bis partner’s interest in the est*blisbment,and attempted ou several occasions to draw upon her father In Richmond for the amonnt, but was prevented by excessive modesty of Mr.
Kencaster
also came in for a kindness at her bands. She thought he needed a new suit of clothes, would he please . go to a tailor, and order a suit, and have the bill ■ .’Dt to her? Ofcoune;Bibb* bit,(and although too {Sharp to do anything more than order tbe bill to be sent to her, before the clothes were made, he was not sharp enough to refuse to lend her ten dollsre. A clerk In one of our prominent dry goods bouses also lent her fifteen or twenty dollirs, and we believe several other* contributed to help her on her way to Louisville, where her possession* were, at least $12,000 In money. In the meantime Mr. Seymour, the other proprietor, suspected something, and went down to Louisville to find out about her. Being unable to bear cf any such woman, be came back and told her that there mu*t be tome mistake about it; wherejpon, in woman’* way, eh* deceived him with some nicely Invented excuse, and having quieted his fears, temporarily at least, announced her determination to gp out shopping. Having no furs at hand, she borrowed the house keepers—value seventy-two dollars—and started away. Where she,went to Isfoneof the.unsdved mjsierlte; but Mr James Bibbs will pay thirty dollar* to know
where she Irnow.
A more arrant swindler never traveled; she evidently has a great deal of talent, or she could not have played her role so successfully. Women traveling alone are at a discount at
the Bates House.
York.
Sold by all druggists.
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•Innlper Tar Swap.—Is a certala cure for chapped hands and all roughness or Irritation, of the skin. Eczema, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Pimples and all other cutaneoua affections,“making the skin soft and smooth. Manufactured'by Caswell, Hazard & Company, New York. Sold by all druggist*.
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The palm off superiority t» awarded to Mrs. B. A. Allen for her improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing ( in one bottle), and a grateful pnbile appreciate* the very low price; One Dollar. Every druggist sell* It. _ ll-3«od Corag uudl Hum lows fltemoved.—. Chiropody — A Specialty'. — Within a
few years educated and capable member* Mr. James Bibbs, the steward,- 0,0 medlo »l profession have devoted them-
selves to special branchea-of the curative art. Dr. Bail has made chiropody his specialty, and for the past few years has practiced the art with distinguished succpss. So devoted has been his application to his profession, and so extensive bis practice, that he can now guarantee a perfect cure of all diseases of the feet. Corns, bunion* and calosltlee, are treated without pain or inconvenience, and generally In a few minyles. Ladles and gentlemen in this city have experienced the Doctor’s skill and found relief at his hands. The Doctor may be found a’ all times at bis rooms, 54 Bates House. * . febll-ly
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Tbe Beat aud Original Towle off Iron, Phosphorus, and Calisays, known si Caswell, Mack & Co.’s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of Callsaya Balk. The Iron restores color to the blood, tbo Phoftphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue, and tbe Callsaya gives a natural healthy tone to the digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in its various forms, Wakefulness, General Debility, and Depression of Spirits. Manufactured only by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. Sold by all druggists. Doo.7-ly3.eow “ The ‘'Tuforiw w*ate” vfcoiald read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the thiMi Dap*. I»14-1v
INDIANAPOLIS.
rx.A-3i:©EEi3 WANTED BY I-1*. HTVAST* & CO,, Manufacturers of L*inseed Oil, 194 9. Delaware 8*., Indianapolis, as
s. BiwKr.B'sr, Manufacturer and dealer in TrnnKa, Vwiieea* Traveling Bag*, Etc.,
Whol
lesale and retail. No. 9ft 8 Illinois street, Indianapolis, “ Repairing done on short no
runks made to order.
Jan93 dAwAESm
notice
RXKIKOYT Ss KRO., Wholesale dealers In Copper Distilled Bourbon nwd Bye Wbinky, Also, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars, No. T7 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Finlay A Wilder’s celebrated Toledo Ale for Sale. AS
SMITH, HU WAN D * CO., Jobbbers and Retailers in ODR-Sr <3-00X58 •TRADE PALACE,” 96 and 98 .West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. ‘ AS
JOHN WOOBBBIDGB&CO.,
ncroxTixs or
China, Glass & Queessware, 10 W. Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS. , A3 OORONTEK Sc EAHLEYt ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machines, 91 East Washington street. AS ■1. F. WKMX St VO., Importers and dealers in China, Glass & Qaeensware, No. ST South Meridian Street, .ftb9dAS8m INDIANAPOLIS.
LtATHEW BgLTIWG, EJC.
LEATHER BELTING,
manufactured from
tlSHBACK’S CELEBRATED 01K-Tim LBiTDBB, AWARDED the FIRST PR&mim AT TH* * Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rubber Bdling, iiose ami Packing, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE’S PATENT LACE LEATHER, And all other kinds of Leather, for sale by .1OIFV Fisnis At’tf, . 123 South Meridian Street, novSSdSmtop coHthp INDIANAPOLIS.
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Patent*. — The following patenla were granted to Indlaniani during the week ending February 4: William H. Evans and William H. Wainwrlght, Indianapolis, straw cutter. George W. D. Culp, Last Knlerpii-e, hay
press.
William Faulkner, Yuvay, apiary. James W. MUroy, Galveston, corat and cotton cultivator. Anson L. Warburton, Henry Bendlr, Fort Wayne, mctallc scroll ends for spring bar* of
carrlsge.
ilr* Pritchard, Terr# Hiute, gss machine. John L. Klckerd, LswUvlile, cultivator. I Auguktu*3chsu,ien, Michigan City, revolv- .
log cannon.
Jjhn Snyder, Hart’* Mills, grinding mill. Lewis Belt) m-r, Indianapolis,railway joint.
G. W. Boll, KUing Sun, sewing machine re- ' Are competed of Vegetable Extracts (prepared
Issue.
Joseph Hi Ige, hiehmond, ooal otl lamp.
CHINA TEA STORE llei*dqiwrtem 1m ■■dlamt*
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No. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ BALL. febltAtun H. H. I.KIT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
R. R. R. Radwrtj's KeguUtisg Pills*
ay.um, a* it wo* represented that no reltabllty could be planed In its working. The alarm it given by manipulating a nog, and any person esn learn in two minutes to give tbe correct alarm. We found the Chief Fire Koxlueer and the Are depaztinent enthusiastic In it. praise; bnt not satiafled In thl*, we took e.perial pain* to enquire of a number of prominent cltlzt ns of It* workings, and found all spoko favorably of ft* euccoa* and reliability. Wo are of the opinion that fur our oily It U as good aa tbe automatic system of tbe American Fire Alarm Company, aud eottlng five inousand dollar* less. And in owe any more boxes are wanted by tbe city, or private Individual*, they o.in be obtained at forty dollars, wolle tbe automatic boxes east two hundred and flfiy. Wc would therefore recommend that tbo accompanying proposition of Sbawk A Franz, nf Cleveland Ohio, to build their slam telegraph for the city, putting In thtrty-flve alarm box- a, and fifteen mile* of wire, for the gum of $5,500 be accepted; one-half to be paid on Ihe completion and working of the >.«ino. and the balance In >lxty day* after it Ua* tijeii tested and found to give satlaalrtlon. For tbo following naoon* .we would a.k that your committee be instructed to contract with Messrs. Suawk A Franz to eroct ihtlr alnrm telegraph for the city: First—Am a milter of economy. By doing sway with the central watch and alarm t iwer, which now co*'» u* $2,000 a year, w# will be ab’.e to pay for the telegraph and keep it io repair and working order In three year* Irom the time of it* adoption. Second—Tho city uan be districted, and a part only of tho department be run to every tire; tho balance of the department can be called to tlie lire by thu'Chief, It required, thus saving tbe wear and tear on machinery and burses and tbe consumption of a large amount of fuel, where the woolo department N required to turnout to every alarm, a* at present. Third—The almost instantaneous eoumuu. lobiion to all the engine hot)<es of the exact locality of the lire, thus enabling them to rra<.h tho lire before it communicate* loadjoining property. Fourth—The additional protection that outnido property (that 1* property remote from the prevent watch tower and engine houses) will have by having alarm boxes placed all over the corporate limits of tho city. Filth—The additional protection that Urge manufacturing estahftsbmcnta, depots, e-c. f can rO' t-lve if they choose to avail themselves of it, arc in have a guarantee that all boxes are to be only forty dollar* lo private parlies. Sixth—H udcring the present department more t ffick-nt and prompt, thus for a time obvlsting the nece-sfty of luo purchase of any more engines, horse-reels, etc. The |>rn|>o-ition of Gamowcll & Co., through Mr. KUIott. their sgent, to erect the Cleveland system of alarms, we regard as not made tn good faith.as Shaw k A Franz have tbeir alarm covered by patent, as your com ulttee have ample prool'. • ah of which i* respectfully submitted. Hknry Coburn, J. II. CarrKL, I*. If. JitiRSON, J. W. Davie. / Committee. The undersigned did not visit Cleveland, but baa seen tho working of tbe telegraph in that city, and concurs in tho recommendation of the committee. Austin II. Brown. The report was ordered upon the minutes, and will romc up for action next Monday night. Tho report was received, and on motion It.c Council adjourned. > ITF.itoic.^Dunng the production ortho tableaux at Morrlitoii’s Hall, on Friday night, a portion of a gas fiector melted away, and the lend dripped down upon the stage. At the time, u young lady, personating the sleepleg boauly, was lying immediately beneath, and the lead, falling upon her with a -steady drip, burned her back and neck very severely. Knowing that any movement on her part would totally mar the tableau, she remained perfectly quiet,stoically enduring tbo excruciating pain until tho curtain dropped, a period which must have seemed to her like an ago. Who says that modern women do not know*what herolvm is? Mr. L S. Newell's Lkciurk.—In compli* .nuco with the request of a few friends Mr. Newill will deliver a lecture this evening, at half past seven, at tbo rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association. The subject, "The Origin of Language,” Is ono of peculiar attraction to students and teachers, and wo doubt not, will fully repay tho audience who shall gather to hear it discussed by a clear and patient thinker, who has thoroughly examined all the sources of Information open to bis Inspection. AVe fear the rooms are not large enough to aceommodate those who desire to be present. An Invitation I* extended to all. ■ta » w Funeral Services.—The remains of Mr. Riley arrived here yeeterday, and Will be kept In tho vault until next Sunday when they will be Interred as arranged for yesterday. The funeral services will beheld at Masonic Hull at two o'clock, end the sermon will be preached by Iter. B. F. Foster. U is expected that an cxtfa train will be run on tbe Torre Haute road, for the accommodation of Masons who may wish t<vnMend. Compliment The Secretary of State received yesterday, the report of tbe Sugerlnfondant of Fubllc Instruction of Deeeret or Utah Territory, and returned the favor by lending the Superintendent copies of tbo Indiana School Law, and Professor Hos*’ last re.
l>orl ‘
$7* Dt Uniter A Bro., at Oyster Bay, South Illinois btrcct, are receiving large quantitice of floe New York and Baltimore oyiters, which they ore eeUi j at astoBlahtngly low
rotei.
Confidence Game.—Depot M*r>hai Bis. blng arrested a man named John Johnson, yesterday, who had relieved a greenhorn of twenty-eight dollars, tho other day, by a confidence gtma. There have been a number cf confidence men operating here lately, and tbeir efiorta seem to have been very succearful. Tbeir plan is to go out upon one of the railroads, and after victimizing some one by ,
the "express game,” or some other old dodge.- ^ tb * 11 '* B«gu>»tmg BHU. They get ofi at tbe first station, and return here to ^ '”“ y - ‘ r# 1 m ‘' d 1 “ »**» . . , , ’ _ taken are perfecily Ustole-s, lieing elegantly pUy the same trick again. By thl* means, , „ lUl gum TLe} . neomlutDM tor even If detected, they escape punishment, for | the cure of all dUonlers of the Stomach, Liver,
io varuo.) free from a:l inert, crude; or Irritating aubitance*. The tirat dasc corumoarct its work of puriftteg the blood, regulating tbe l:ver, t-leauting the item vh and inteitinea, ami purging from the s/st«ui all acrimonious and corrupt human. One Pi L taken two hours before dioner, will create a good appetite *rd injure a
healthy digest ion. BILE.
Kile on tbe •towarh will be elimma'ed by on* do»o of the PUU—lay trr m four to six iu number. When the luer is in a torpid state, nothing can
V. HI TSUIt A DICKSON, Mo. 27 Hast Georgia Street, Keep all grade* of O O j\. L !
Give them
A3
At lowest market prices.
a call.
TODD, CARMICHAEL &-WILLIAMS,
Wholesale
Booksellers and Stationers) Publications of all denomiaattons, MlalsUrm’ and Sunday School Libraries, Sinking Book*, Eie. . Glenn's Block. ..Indianapolis. AS
BKOWNINU * SLOAN, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL,
No*. 7 and 9 East Washingtci) street
Indianapolis, Indiana. At
A- C. BBACKEBUSH, DIALZXin RIB IHACniNERT HARDWARE and SKEDS, We-ten Depot for the National Plow * Company. 75 Wzsr Wlshinoton Sraxrr, jitniadamAS Indiana po 11*.
parlies swindled do nut like lo raturn here to prosecute them. ST. JollN’n IMIHMXKY.—The grand bait and supper for tbe benefit of St. John’* Infirmary come* off to-nlgbt at Morrison's Oi era Hall and promise* to ha very successful. Tbe ladle* of St. J"bV* Church have spared neither Um* or trouble In making tb* most complete arrangemaBta, and we are sati-fied that those who do not attend will have cause
for regret.
LOCAL ITEMS
Fitlnier'u 4'ol«|tn*> Water In n truly elegant perfume, and much more desirable than nine tenths of tho handkerchief extract*, (commonly ao called) to bo found In Ibis market. IS-d&wlw New Stock ot Carpet*, Wall Fa* per, Kltadeu, etc., at vrholrsiale ami reds 1, at (Jail 4k Houh’u, lot Fuut tft aublngton street. 13-5 One dollar look* UUe a very little sum to pay for a preparation that will effect such wonders as are always achieved by "Barrett’* Vegetable Hair nustoratlve,"'now •o popular throughout the entire ecu: try. Lot no one be without It. This U the only hair preparation that received the "first premtuni” of a silver medal at tho Sisto Fair in 1306.—ifancheeter, Ntio Hampshire, Union-18-1 w eod Hovr to Hare IBoaey.—We koovv of no better way to save money tban to recolor garments, and thus make them practically a* good as new. Tfii* can be done by using tbe celebrated Family Dye Colors of Howe A Eleven*’, which are equal to the. beet French, and ten timo* as cheap and convenient.
Wkat make* y our flair* kenn. tlful? Mrs. S. A. Allen’s Improved w Ityle) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (In one bottle.) Price ono dollar. Kvery druggist sell it. 13-eodJ Carpet*, Wall Faper, Hilaries, etc., at Uall C Bask’*, lOl Fast Wanhlnitton street. 18-5 “It bas conlerred upoa sue n great blessing, It havlfag cured my face and hands of an eruption pronouncei incurable by ail my phyalclana,” writes Hannah G. Patten, o' Cincinnati, about Palmer’s Lotion. 18-d.Cwlw Fellinm was adored by tbe l.ndies for hi* fine taste in perfumes; but the extract of the “Night Blooming Cereus” so far surpasses the plebeian scents of bis day that whoever has once inhaled Its spiritual odor shudder* at the flavor of tbe coarse and pungent essences fashfouan’e year* ago. Manufactured only by Phalon * SON, New York. Sold by all druggists. 19-3 Atbllck Hiultb’s Academy.— Mask paper fiarty on Wodnetday evening, 26th Instant, under the auspice* of tbe Opera Club. Those not showing their cards of invitation, must positively unmask to tbe doorkeeper. Invitations may ho bad4>y applying at the academy, or to the officers of tbe club. School still open for scholars. 18 2 4’nrpetm Wall Faper, Kbade*, Curtain <Jooda of the latest style, at 43011 4k Bash's, lOl Fast Washlugton street. 18-5 V. Hutech 4k IXckaton lend Ihe market in all kind* of coal. Prices reduced this day as follows: Pittsburgh, 25 cents per bushel. Brazil, 20 cents per bushel. Highland, 14 cents per bushel. Hesperian. 14 cents per bushel. Full weight guaranteed. Office, No. 27 Ea-t G-orgla street. IS-s& iG — a MR PumpThtawlng.—Iff your pump ft frozen up, don’t spoil it by pouring salt and hot water into it, but leave ordcra at C. D. Hoyt’s Dump Shop, No. 14 Virginia avenue, and have It thawed by steam, for one dollar, without injury to the pump. 15 0 Bounties.—Holdlers haviugr additional bounty claims, which remain unsettled, can sell the same to a good advantage by applying to, or addressing by mail, P. J. Marsh, Northeast corner Washtngten aud Illinois streets, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Gray hatrsq- although accounted an honor by tbe old, have never been so considered with respect to the middle aged or young. These can be easily remedied by the ttse of "Barrett’s Vegetable Hair HeatoraUve.” Tbo only thorough renewer md preventative of all diamaee of the m«Il burg Journal U-ljreod
Eiduera, Nervosa DGexaea, iBitigestion, Djspepaia, Biliouaneii, ilillnq, Pevrr, luflammatloa of tlir Bow*It, Pile*, -and •> mptorat re-ahiag from Disorder, ot tbe Dlge.tive organa. THE .A. a E IQ Suffer from Uoiuvenc** end Parairs’* ot the lloirela. ami may have t > uns injection, to keep the bpwel, open. Take two to four of Sadway’* Pill, every itight; in a few week, the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, etc, will be restored to ,ound bealtfi and streng h—a regular discharge from tbe bowels will bo secured dally. See Dr. lUdeay’s Almanac for IMS—R. R. R. soM by Druggist*. feblS diwSw Hollowax'e l*!lla — I'oatl veneae. — The bowel* become torpid and powerless under continual purgation. Holloway’s Dills penetrate to tho nucleon of tbe d'sease and eradieate* it. They evacuate the foul and vitiated panicle, from tbe lute.tinea, by a mild aperient operation, and recuperate their exhausted energy, by restoring tope and vigor; they induce a healthy action and prevent a relapse of tbe malady. For Piles, Fistula, Dyspepsia, and ail disorder* of tbe viscera, they . land without a rival. Sold by afl DrnggUt* __ feblSdJtwlw Jlenr in Mind. When dl-ease his undermined tbe health, aud the physical system has become prostrated, a stimulant that will not only strengthen, but remove the cause, should be immediately resorted to. Menial distress Is also a fruitful source of tho breaking down of the constitution, and the ravages of this enemy to health are (rulv alarming. For alt snob maladies liObTETIEtt’S STOMACH BITTERS have been found un-ur-passed. By acting directly upon tbe digestive organs, tney remove tho heavy, disagreeable fooling after eating, so often complained of by persousof a delicate temperament. As soon as digestion is restored, the pat.cut find* bis strength tacrcastog, aud his general health Im-
proved.
Thousand ef persons certify that it may be relied on In all ca-es of weakness or nef you* debility attendant upon sedentary habit*. Tbe generality of Bitter* are so disagreeable to the taste that titer are objectionable to a weak stomach. This is not th* case with UOSTETTER’S kITTEItS, which will be found mild and extremely pleasant. Balsamic plants, barks and roots contribute tbeir restorative J uice* to render it toothing and strengibeniug. Its basis is the only pure stlmiilant which bat ever been produced containing no fusil oil, or any other deletereous element. Tbe most cdTeftil and skilful chemists have analyzed tbe Rlttor*, and pronounce them harmless. This 1* sclentifio testimony; but the tcitimouy of the hundreds of thousands who have experienced tho preventive and curative effocts of the great vegetable tool* and alterative of modern time* Is still more conclusive. In Fever ami Ague, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Nervous Complaints, Chronic Complaints and general debility, it is us nearly Infallible as anything in this fallible world can t o. fchll deod*w9w
Holloway’a Fllle and Ointment.— Falling; ot the Womb.—During tho'curly stages of gestation, many young married femahs are subject to n sinking of tbe womb, which causes them considerable trepidation and unea alness. The Ointment will be found invaluable in these emergencies as It entirely dispenses with the necessity for pessaries or mechanical agencies. The pills will brace tho enfeebled organs, strengthen the system and secure the. invalid from a fnture relapse. These medicines are valuable in all complaints iuul lental to the female sex. Sold by all Druggists. refill diwlw
R. R. R. Radway’s Fills. Are the only Purgative, Alterative and Cathartic Medicine, that seenres vegetable substitute for mercury or ca’omel They edre with astonish* lug rapidity Liver Complaints, Kidney diseases, Irritation of tbe Bladder, Piles, Biliousness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Ladies’Complaints, and all diseases indicating tbe necessity of a purgative medicine. AGED PEOPZoE. Subject to Costiveness, or Paralyala of the Bo welt, are quickly cured by these pHU. A gentleman, aged 80 years, who had not enloyed a natural discharge from the bowel* for nearly 40 year?, aud was Always compelled to resort to inlectloqs, was relieved by on* dose; and by taking fonr pill* each night, for one month, was restored to sound health and reg-
ularity.
These Pills purify tbe blood, remove ell obstructions from the bowels, liver, skin, apleen, bladder, etc., and purge ont all corrupt and acrlmonious burners. A Cow days’ me .of these pills will make the skin smooth, clear, pure, and healthy. They increase the appetite and flesh. Dos a.- For regulating the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, and promoting Digestion, one Pill at qjght. For obstinate disease* and Chronic Complaints, four to six every twenty-four hours. Price, 95 cents p*r box. Sold by DrnggisU. Always ask for Dr. if ad way’s Pills. bee Dr. Radway’s Almanac for 1SR8-R. B. B. told by Druggists. feb4 <Ukw9w
CKttE'iSXtBSS letter paper, note paper, or, in fac
tlon neatly ex>r colored paper,
»r paper, nota paper, or, in fact, on any kind W^aTtEr aef0rd -
•rlces i
U*Ot FICE.
H| AJUtOTB P0*TEH*EB1HTED J*. ALL. UUDUX
neatly done at
W. UeKl irtK 4k BKU., Wholesale Dealers in New York Be** and Baltimore Can Oyen-rs, 65 booth Illinois Street, jaulB dSm&A INDIANAPOLIS. Spiegel. Thame A Co., AN LJFACT LT ILEUS Wholesale and Betail Dealer* in EXJE.3SriTXJE,EFactory. East Rtreet-Warerooms, No 71 *nd 73 West Washington street, Janl*.13mA9 Itidiauiapol la. II. UelaeadorMACo., COM.inSMOX MfiKCHAJre, DrxLns in FLOUR. FEED CLOVER, TIMOTHY SEEDS 81 and 83 Masonic Hall, Indianapolis Ag'ts for Blnrd A GougU'sL’niou Sloe. JanlS d8m A3 Plows.
Gi-criciK: AND (
SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Trine. TO HEW TOHK, 3A MOITRM. Winter A i-raEgeuien4. I*c«-. *3, ’«7.
Indianapolis.. Arrivo. Richmond Piuua C rbaaa j Dayton Columbi Nov Zan Dennison ellaire . Jirrg laud
Amusements,
Metropolitan Theater.
MAHA9ZB AND DIBSCTOB MV LINGHAM
Scale of Drlcee;
1; Colored Gallery, 96 cent*.
Box Office open from nine A. M., till twelve M. k#*Doors open at seven; to commence at
quarter to eight.
Reproduction, for a lew nights only, of the great
Sensation Play
UXDERTIIE GASLIGHT, With new Scenery by T. B. Glesslng; Startling Menchanical Hlfocts ov John Gnisfnger, from models furnished by the author, including the
intensely exciting
Railroad. Scene, Of which we qnote a few brief expressions of the
New York Pres*:
Superior.—Home Journal. ’ The Climax.—Her-
ald. Breathless. — World.
Curdl
Tremendous —Sun.
>ng. —Mercury. Unsurpassable.—Times,
iless.—Dispatch. Too Real.-
Matchless.—Dispatch. Too Real.—Sunday Times.
Totally Unapproachable,-—Express.
Tuesday Evening, February 18, ’68, And every evening ontll further notice, the totally original Dramaof life and love of the present day and thl* vicinity, in fiye act*, by Mr. AUSTIN DALY, author of “Leah, the Forsaken,’* “Urifllili Gaunt,’’ “Taming a Butterfly,’’ etc.,
entitled
UNDER THE 6ASLIGHT
Act I—Bet rot lied and D'«carded. — Act II—Where the voor Lire.
Act III—The Last Hope of the Outcast. Act IV—The Iron Pillow—The Down Kvpres*
Train.
Act. V—Dreaming and Waking. N. B —A portion of tho Qalicrv has been set dde for the exclusive use of coLoaxn raisons.
ennuusky Meadvilkv •Salain anc: Dunkirk . Buffalo .. Harrhb'uig . Baltimore...
a. Cite
W a- U. Cite — 11.86 “ Philadelphia. S S5 “ Sew York 1150 “
4.00 P. M. ACCOMMODATION for Richmond. UonuersvtiU\ Brookyjlie aud Cincinnati WITUK^aUNDAY MQHT EXPRESS leaves at
(t.ooF. hi,
3*00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS. eon.-ectsat Columbus with Fust Express Trains, via Pitts-
burg, Bellaireand Cleveland.
Due of the famous SILVER PALACE CAB® is ■’-''“ad to this trair -**— ‘— — 1 —
N. BA A U l-'gl A 31,
Wholesale Dealer in
L. I C* U O R, S , and sole manufacturer of l»r. lAaaftuaa'a Bitter*, No. 116 South Meridian 8t., JantS dSmtS IS PI ANATOM 9 UEVAOLDS* MOLI.1DAE,
. joBBxna or
Kerosene Lamps Bronted Chandeliers. Braaket Lamp, nterns. and Lamp Trimmings gen. Uly,“X. L. C. R." Flint Glass Chim
La:
erally,
neys.
So 13 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis
fl: 1*1.10 IT, BY Aft X CO., Wholesale Dealers iu Liquors, Tobacco AND CIGARS, No. 43 South Meridian Strett, JanSOSm INDIANAPOLIS.
HOWMN, STEWART A CO., Wholesale Pea’crs In PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ac,
18 West Washington street,
indlmapi.
tpolis.
vvoon 4k B(»Y1>. Producer# of West Virginia Lubricating i 1 turning Oils, Manufacturers’.- « for the sale of Paints, Oils n Yaruish. manufacturer -t Pure ct ter Vinegar, 13 Sautlt meridian Street. INDIANAPOLIS.
M. Byrkit Ac Sou#, Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Flooring, Window and Door Frames. Ac., Ac , Ac. Agents for B.Ba l A Co.’s Woodworking Machinery, Mils—Corner of Tennessee and Geojgia streets, In ^ ian J1 K, ^j In J'i5 |ln
Ifrush manufactory Wholesale and Retail. NOII31EDEC* A FatCKEB, No. 194 East Washington St., - INDIANAPOLIS.
and
AS
All kinds of Brushes on hand
ed t<
DORSEY, LAYMAN & FLETCHLR, (Successor* to Dorsey A Layman,) Importers and dealers in flarrtwAre, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, Etc., fit K Washington3t„Indinnnpolis. AS
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J. X. Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Boots, Shoes and Leather, Also, dealer in Hides, Oil and Shoe findings, Nos, 47 and 49 Sooth Delaware Street. INDIANAPOLIS. *3
WNt. AHAftBL,KB, Wbolesale Denier in M* J9E. JE2 UW. , Grocer*’ Paper Bags and Flour Sacks,
TWINS, ffe.
16 8. Meridian street, Indlanapotik. A >
Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of FURJVITUItE, No. 105 East Washington St, InAlnoapolls, ind. JnnS9 dSSunSm
WHISKY.
Jl. V. BRlftJKMEVBIK * CO. PURE OLD BOURBON, COPPER, RYE,
AND
WHEAT WHISKIES. fto. TS Boulk Nleridlan Street. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. de«99d3ni
PUMPS.
STARPUMP. E. HASKET & 00., Pvmp makers, ftTCTOULD say that they baye their Bbop located > V at No. 966 East Washington street, ami are prepared to do Pump Work on ,bo> t nonce. Erery on# wishing work done, and can’t io*e the time to call at the shop, en order through the postofflee ptiy *
attached to this train at Columbus going through OUT CiiA.NU4C. mA dUj '* ° UU U 11 0-00 P. M NSW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS leaves daily, Sundays included. STATE ROOM SLEEPING CAlis attached to ttds tram run through to DBnMSON, 538 mile*. WITHOUT CU.YNGE, avoiding an early morning change
via Crestline route.
ihe SATURDAY EVEN ING train from Indianapolis at 9 0j r. by tnis line, a: rive, at Pittsburg. Hurrisbsrg. Baltimore, Wa.hingron Phdudelphin ami New York. 6 Hour* lu Ad-
vance oi i*r<-sline route.
g*2}“Ihe 8 00 a. K and 10 10 a. M. train# connect at Kiolimond for Dayton; at Piqua for Toledo and Detreit; at Urban* for SanUu-ky and all point* on the Atlantic A Ureal W< sum hailaav,
and the Oil Regions of Penns) ivauia
RagT’Thrcugn Ticket* good v
ton
Those SHIRTS are always Blade in the most perfect manner,are of several different grades ot material, and can be supplied from stock on hand to fit men and boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Keck and length of Sleeve, and three or six perfect fitting SHIRTS can be sent anvw here for a very moderate price. Write for Circulor, DON’T PAY HIGH PRICES
i Ticket* good v la Pujua or Day-
giaS“A*k for tickets via COLUMBUS, which arc for sale to all the above poim> ut tf.o tufon i>epot in Indianapolis, and u!i ticket offices in
the West.
J. M. LUNT. Gca’l SnperintendeEt. F. CHANDLER, Geu’l Ticket Agent.
J. N. SliACREI.FORD, Western aud Southern Agent.
decs dhuSsuu
PASSENGER TRAINS
RAILWAY leai
c at putm
of
ve IN-
M named be-
T XIVIE
GREAT B3EJJHE ROUTE. NEW SCUEDULL-J A SCARY 19.1S63.
IB?-KXPREftS PAS the RJLLLESUN TAIN K DIaNAJ’OLUs and arri
low, a* follow*:
Indianapolis. 9.30 a. m Union 6*5 a. in. Dayton «:55 a m. Ueiiefent’cc.. 9a5«. iu, Sandu ky 7:t5 p. in.
viaiion ... Crestline .
Cieictaml.
Toledo ....
Allianee
klea iville .
Detroit . Dunkirk
Pituburg... Bufialo Harrisburg.
Aluany 9:40 a. ro. Philadelphia. 9:25 a. m. Ralumorc . . H:SUa. ni. Waxlunguin 11:55 a.m. New York H:,V> a. ni. Boston 5 Ad ni.
But See Our $2 Shirt. ■r S* Shirt in aot a ohraply ile Slslrt, hat oae off Mao llaca, 1 a g;ooa firm make ot mo alia, I and elcfiaatly pat together, a vo make n nubataatlal aar-
. 7:15 p. ...10:90 a. . 11 AO a.
o -20 j*
. a .0 Y ». . ift. .. 7:13 1*.
0 : 3 p.
. y .13 p.
.. 0:4i
p. m.
AO p. 1:1. ;1U *$. m.
10 °o a. m. 1 .^o p. Ul. 3 15 |». m. a W p m. 0: 0 a. m. 5 p m. (> •15 p. »:55 p. m. 0 .'r> a iu. li»:50 i>. I7i. 10 10 a. m j I0;lo a. m. > .*'•3 a. m .* 2 :-‘i0 a. in. 5:t5 a. m. 1 So p. m. 4 40 p. m. ti io j>. m. g .*>) p. in. 10;v0p m.
m.
lo 00 m.
Onr 9^ fihlrt la aot a ehenply mtule Shirt, bat oae off fiao llaea,
sand i ~ "
well
so as vo masse a aubstaailal fiar. meat, and we will send oao uoywh»re seen rely packed upoxk re-
ceipt t>fl tke above price.
■a fiaer fihlrta aad alt article* la flea's Vuminbiafi Woods, we are
equally low.
V • PARKER’S, 30 West Washington Street. <91 dSmffrstadvunderamusenienta. SAW WORKS. E. C. ATKINS Sl Co., Slreffield Saw Works,
ESTABLISHES*
M .45 p. ui. 5:40 p m. 5 :9U p. in. 9:45 a in. G.tu a. ni.
7 :(X) a. I S :f,0 a. I
11:85 a. m. lu .16 a iu* 4:tU ;>. m.
$6^* Accommodation for Union leaves Union
Diqiot at 8AU A. s.
tear SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Union Depot Indian q«>ti«, atS30 P. M. f6^*SEEKPiNG UaeS attached to the SSSO train run u> U’RESlLiNE for Breatfost at
». a i 5:50 *. $«■
INiTrANAPuL
irg, Buffalo. Harrbbnri
stonClty, Ai
ink ton Ultv NEW YORK IN ADVA
M
•The 10:00 bany, lios
•e tl
A. 1
• la
nds
train of this route from > its passengers in Pin
more than
• s UE«g53 Of the Columbus lOute.
THE bA'iciH AY MUKNINUTRAIN of this Lino, ieaying INDIANAPOLIS at lO^Ok.
dies the above named and otb
ts passengers in Pitts•g. Baltimore, Washton. Philadelphia and gfcySEVRN HOU
other Eastern ’ONE DAY IN
M.. reaches the above named cities on SIONDAY morning
ADVANCk^SV of ttULColuui'/nS Route |®*DIRecI COlSECTloNb vii Uni Da, ton, via cidney for Toledo aud Detro
vl* Bellefontaine lor Sandusky.
>nd “
ataine
J®“T !:c 9:10 t
8:60 r M Trains reach than TWO HOLES LN
PaMOn. via UNION, more than TW O HO ADVANCE of the Richmond Route.
gg^Ttie 10 a. x. Train arrives at Davton, via Union. QUARTER OF AN UoLRlN AcVaNCE
of the Richmond Route.
Bar The 2:10 a. n. and 10:00 a. s. trains run ’daily, except Sundays, wi.h close through con-
nections at Marion and Crcsdine,
The 8:50 P. a. train runs daily, except Saturdays with direct connections at Crestline for all point* East • Bj^-SECUPkE THROUGH TK-KRTS by tho “(.MEAT BKK bine Route.” over the BELLEFONTAINK RAll.W v Y. which are for tale at nil Ticket Offices iu the Western coontry. - J L. COZ AD. Superintendent.
E. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
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MACHINE WORKS, B. F. HETHERiNGTUN & CO,, MACHINE W ORES, 214 Souili Pcnnsrlvaula Street, INDIAN A I’OEl^, INDIANA.
TJARTICULAR attention paid to the building I -and repairing of Woodworking Hacuincs of nil •tescripiions. Wo want it distinctly understood we make a speciality ot this class of’work mo vial* ift ci miM Of all descriptions, both flat a, d round. .Manufactufors and Repairer* of STEAM GrA-TTGES. f®“Bed Irons ami Light Castingsof all kinds, bothurass and iron. A constant supply of Brass Fixturos constantly on hand Jau30dsnix3
;*A»R RESTORATIVE. jvno ^ Ag a TH* a. FIRST PREMIUM Of. a Silver Medal 4^ WAS AWARDED TO 4t . 7 BARRETT’S HAIR RESTORATIVE X* By N, 11. State Agricultural Soolctv, its l air, holdcn iu-NaahuA, bept. IV, lyt*;. D -VKC £TT*S Vegetable Hair Restorative Restore* Gray Hair to Ut Natural Color i pro- ^ mot ob «h# growth of th* Hair; change* the Aa* ^ roots to their ori-in-1 organic action » eradi- . - ^ of • pandruft and Uumont prevents Hair falBbg out i!« a ■up*rtor Brewing. ^it contains uo injurious ingredients, w . tod i* the most popular and rtli- a. a Vvflb able article throughout Uio ^ WO^
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*, MAXCHESTTR, W.H.
Sold by all Druggists.
LORD A SMITH.
General Northwestern a,
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Utwestcrn Agents.” dec‘30 daodAwSmft
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership. riYHK uavtnenfiip heretofore existing between JL John Dorian A*Co., 1* dissolved by imitual consent. John Dorian will continue the business, at the old ateud, 69 South Illinois struct.
Janl8d
PROFESSIONAL.
J. *1. VOVABX, HI. I?., .Eclectic - Ehysiciarx* SURGEON AND ACCOUCHES. Office No. 180 (reetdence No. 198) North Pennsvl.
Manufacturers ofextra Cast Steel ratentGround
Warranted
Cfpcular, mil, Staley, Croaa.Cat
and ftVeb
S A. W S ,
Also. Sole Manufacturers of Tnttle’s Imprc sti-sight Hook Cro-s cut Saws for the W es
roved
tern
State*.
MANUFATORY AND WAREHOUSE, No. 216 sou tlx Illinois St., South C( Vnlon Depot, Indianapolis, InA.
laid to re-toothlng and aws. Also, repairs of
:r’s risk.
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», repairs o asrsiNi i eodwwSm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A LADIES' PHYSICIAN* T adies from ail parts of the United States ronsul< Dr. A M. Mauriceau, Frufessor of Diseases of Women,whose great and successful remo ties, specially adapted for their ailmente are known tkrought tbe country. II i> great experience an’d skill, derived from over twenty year* successful practice, devoted exclusively to the Treatment of ihe Dis«a*es ot women, esj>ecially as connected with the Berried state, has given ladies tbe utmost confidence to consult him. either by letter or in person, and bo assured of prompt relief in all cases. His celebrity is known to over half a million of Indies, us the author of “The Married Woman's I’rivute Uedical Companion” designed specially ■ or married ladies, in delicate or precarious health frorff dangerous confinement, describing symptoms, causes and remedies. I’rice, $1. Special Notice to married and Single 1. adies.
cult, tedious am lives are hazardo the
langerous deliveries, whose during such time will find
Portuguese Female monthly pin* The most wonderful, reliable and certain remedv. Thousands of ladies use them with infaUiblo cei tainty. .In all esses of stoppage or irregularity, or supidession of iinturs Hum w hatever cause they are certain to succeed, and are, besides, per(ectly healthy. They are scientifically prepared
of costly and rare extracts.
of costly and rare extracts.
TBey can not fail. In recent cases they succeed in forty-eight hours. Price, $3 per box. In obstinate cases, those two degree* stronger should
be used. Price, $5. Address,
DR. a. M. MAURICE*
SAU.
Professor of Diseases or Women, Office, No. 199 Liberty Street.
nil instructions and advice.
A circular, describing symptom*, causes, and is special remedies for married ladies, (intend.i —i- *■ > *«— 1 — * —ill be * " -
ipeciai remeu
ed only for w ives and husbands.) inclosing a postage stamp to
sent free
by enclosing a postage stamp to above address. A I.a<1 y writes.—Dr. A. M. Mauriceau
"Sir: I have tried many things I saw advertised, pills, drops and powders without benefit. A lady who nad been successfully treated bv you assured me that yon wonld be certain to afford me relief, showed me “The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion,” in which I found my case exactly described, I immediately sent to yoa, and received by return mall, the “Portuguese Female Moathly Pills,” which acted :ike magic, relieving me lu a few da vs witboutthe least inconvenience.”
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pianofortes.
PIANOFORTES. Jennys Sc Son. GHA.YD, SQUABE, AND UFBIGHT.
ftYTTIICH ARE NOW ACKNOWLEDGED To YV be, by the leading arti*t»tnthi» country, superior to any others in America. The** instruments possess every' modern improvement, are of the largest size, finished in Carved and Plain Rosewood cases, embracing every variety of style. Each has the full Metallic Frame, Overstrung Bass, (with or without the agraffe arrangement). Each has the French Grand Action, acknowledged to be superior to any other in rapid execution. These instruments are all seven.
are
rod a third ocseasoned wood, lal. For great
Tty of
finish and great durability, the Pianofortes of Messrs. Jennvs A Son are unsurpassed by any othor makers in the YYorid, and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM WHEREVER EXHIBITED. The tame facilities which enables this firm to produce a superior instrument, also enable tbem to offer their Pianofortes to the public at TWENTY PER CENT, lower than any other fiist-clakt manufacturer in tbe country. . The special attention of Dealers, Teacher* End others is invited to the examination of these Pianos before making their selection elsewhere. Every instrument is fully Warranted for Five Years.- Descriptive circulars sent to all part* of the country upon application^^Aiidr##*, No. 933 and 935 EaH Twenty-first street,* New Y'ork, between Second and Third avenues.
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