Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1869 — Page 4
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Instead of Bittm, Mothera I aiwtlw Ask your Doctor for ’Ibe OruggisU all Mil
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new line of gooda. Sitaationa permi good. ii. U. Kicharda atCo.,4lii(;h Pbiladalpbia, Pa. i
tj wagea at a tract,
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FOR RAbC.
T/OR SALE—OROCBRY.—Deairona X ing in other buiineaa, I will Mil and lease on the baildmg of tM "We<
of eagag and lease on the bah Id ing of tM ' 'Berenth Ward Orooery.” Ilua Ureeary ie preoporoue, a good new stock, and owe of the boot aithatione ha the city, ibe arerage daily ■tlw of thia gUad lop Match waa $83 per doy. i X. M. HOWAHO. Cor^\4rginia aveaae aad Hew Jersey street.
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X/OR SALE-A Farm of 40 aeret
X boutheaet of the city.
w acret, four miles Price $4,800—on easy
paymentet
A two story Frame HoaMof aeyen rooms, hall, cellar, etc. The boast ie faniahod with gae Aaturas, iron mantle and gratae; all the woodwork is painted, and the outside wall painted. Situated on Pratt street, near Meridian. Price
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Vi 1 OR SALE—SAFE.—A good Mooad-haad 38 X inch Marvin Safe, for sale cheap
at this ■*
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VELOCIPEDES.
VELOCIPEDES of aeweral rtylee turn now on. Y at the Oymnaaium. Jlew one# eaery week. Velocipedes can be bad at reduced rates for aM on the streets. CHOICE CISABE, And cheap, at the cigar stand la the room. fehlll d;im
Indianapolis Business Directory.
ATTORNBYE.
O. H. VOSS.
VOSS A DAVIS. Attorn
Y butt <& New’stilook, flrstdoor office, practice in the United Sti Courts. Attention given to mat!
r.uptcy, and to tbo Supreme Court,
XDWIN A. DAVIS.
noys at I»nw, No. 8 Tat' first door southofpost-
Utes and State
given to matMra in Bank preparation of briefs far the d collections.. IhMfi dfina
.1 OHN W. BLAKE, Attorney at Law and Xofl tary Public. Legal business transacted, and I'olloi'tions niade in all the Suites and Territories. A reliable Agent iu eacu county of Indiana. Special attention given to Coiloctioue, and to cases in bankruptcy. Offioe—-No. 46 hast Wasuington street, fodiannpoiis. Indiana, over Fieteber A Sharpe's Bank. aprlfi dAwlm PARKER M BLOOMER. Attorneys at Law, I Indianapolis, Indiana. OfflcsXio. 32)4 East W ashingtun street. feblAdSm f W. NICI10L, Attorney at Low. Offioe. No. V . x AAua liuiWing, indianapolig, Indiana. aogt dly
ImMWywMdwmt CwaMMwtw tor Hayar TORN FISH BACK. nEMmCBATIC CITT TICKET. Tor Mayor. ' < JONH FISH BACK. (Independent.) i Far Treasnrer, JOHN fTTTETN. Ter Marshal, FREDERICK KLARE. Fof Clerk. THOMAS MADDEN. For AsMssor, JACOB P. DUNN. CANEIDATEfl TOE COVECIL. First Yard.—WHmer F. Christian and Christina F. Resen er. Seeond Anrd.—John B. Sullivan and JoMph
Third Ward.-John D. Howland and Oliver Toatey. (Independent.) Foarth Ward.-Calvln A. Elliott and Major Josm F. Hawking. Fifth Ward.—Aartta H. Brewn and James MoB. Shepherd. Sixth Ward.—Robert Ksanlagton end Henry
Oimbef.
Seventh Ward.—Thomas Cottrell and Monticue
T. McClure.
Eighth Ward.—Christopher Hlekman and
Courtlan 1 E. Whitsit.
Ninth Ward.—William John Wallace and
Fred Will. CITY* NEWS.
«m< Requeue to Mr. rMstoeek to Beeamse an Indeyeastou* Camdlduto tor Mayar,
and Hie Aeeejstomee. IgDiAffAPOLTR, April 12,1889.
To Jonw Fishoaok, Esq.—We, year fellow eitisews, reqoeeA yon to beoowie a aandidate for the office_of Mayor of this eit/. wifhoat regard party. With faith in yoar honeety, eapi and integrity, we promise yon onr earnest
Tf.w."*F. M. Churchman
S. A. Fletcher,
&<tCelfayeT. W. Hnweisen, leave Davis.
Charles N. Todd, IF, W. Johnston
Joba M. Ml
John D Howla E. C. Atkins A
John Thi
well,
•To..
yon
E:rrcsKv.
J.H. Vsdew,
L. W. Haeselman,
William Mansur,
James M. Bradsba
Wm. S. Hubbard, JesaphOnrson
S. Yandee,
John C. New, John W. Murphy, SUas T. Bowen,
A. Abromet, Sinker A Co.
street, Herald Building, Indianapolis.
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BANKS.
|N^DIANAP0L18 ^INSURANCE ^OOMFANTS nor^irgiufa'avenwuand’Kn^Vlvanlasuiit.
ner Virginia avenue and Fenn
W. Hej
Ai.sx. C. JAMuaor, Sec’y.
^AVIN^S BANIK^M ^st^nhingtou StMeu Bank!) ’ ' jyld dly
BELL HANGER.
A LBERT ISENSBB, Bell Hanger and KeyiV tnuker, No, 88 Kant Washington street, oppo.ite Odd f el lows’ Mail, iron Wales opeaed aad repaired. All kind# of Looks repaired. isblbddm
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
^JILLER, MITCHELL A 8T0UQH. Mnnafceooruer Koolucky avenue and Ooorgia street. jylb dly
DENTISTRY.
flLOORE A HELMS. No. 70 North Illiaoss J\. street, are manufacturing the host quality oi Artificial Teeth at less prices than any other place iu the oity. )anl8 dly
DRY GOODS.
‘'TRADE PALACE”—N. R. Smith A 0o.. JobJL bers and Retailers in Dry Uoous. Rand 38 f.st Washington street. jyWdly
HAIR WORK.
1A J> MEDINA, Manufactarer and Dualer In X • Human Hair Work. Switches, Curls, Wigs, Hair Jewelry, etc., 34 West Washington street. jy38 dly
HATS# CARS ETC.
Pennsylvania strowt. iylSdly
IT BAMBEROER, dealer In Hats. Cape and XI. Straw UMfe, No. M Bwgt WNttiWgtou
street.
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MARBLE WORKS.
Marbie Work
p 0 CARPENTER. X). Monument Builder,
larble worker and All kinds of Marble
and guaranteed. Scotch
life Monuments fui
rk done promptly, and
i New Kngland Granite Monuments furnii ble as can be had East of West. No. 3b
as reasonable as can be had East or West, No. 3b East Market .treet, first door oast Journal Building, Indianapolis. teb20 d3m
PLUMBERS.
S'lONRAD NEAB. PLUMBER, GAS AND \y Steam Fitter. No. 70 North Illinois street. Miller's Block. Lead ana Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, Gas Chandeliers, Pendants. Globes, Brackets, etc., always on hand. Prices reasonable and all work warranted. marlv-iim
J10ULTKK A WHITE, 9as and Mewm P Vy Fitters and Plumbers, Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers. Brackets. Pendants, etc.. Gas Companies Building, 47 South Fonngylvnnln gtroet.
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SADDLERY.
r M. UUFFER A SON. toddle and Han *1 . Makers, Ladle* and Gentlemen’g Riding Saddles, etc., 33South Meridian (treet. jylfidly
NOTICE.
A W ATCH FREE—Given gratis to every live mon who will act as agent in a new, light uiiti honorublo business pnymg $;#) a day. Ao gilt enterprise. No humbug. No money wanted in Hdiunco. Adilre.s K. Monrok K.MRgnr A Co., Pittsburg. Pa.' apr8 dAwlm
INSURANCE. f'XtAiMKJL.IN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYs Office In Ihfi t'nvnpnnjr’n ft SI I If] Ing, (• Mtnfe Ilnnk) Corner IlllnolN Nlreel, Mil* I Kentnrkjr A venae. The Pioneer Indiana Company. All Kinds of Policies
JAMES M. RAY. President. E. P. HOWE. Secretary. B. F. WITT. Gen’l Supervising Agent. Iv*»dlv fehlP film I JfWI ANA WOI.IU.
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. J. T. HDYD, (Jl’RGEON. ACCOUCHKR, AND HOMBOr> PATHIC • PHYSICIAN. -Offiee removed trom 17 Massachusetts avenue, to >o. 5 Mavtindnle’s Block. North Pennsylvania street. Residence, 117 Massachusetts avenae. Especial attention given to diseases of Fomnles and diseases of the Eye. Office hours, 9to 10 A. M., 2 to S P. M., and 7 to 9 P. M. apr!4 dSmlstp
CLOTHING.
> KW YORK 03SrE-i,IW0S: \ CLOTHING HOUSE. or - . ■ ’[j L. I. MOMI.ER dr RRO.. 37 East Wwhington Street. Horn Ike InrRcnt mud fin rat atfsrk of Mrn’n. Koy B * stmd Chlldrcii’n Wrap. * n rgtcmnlwc Newchamt Tailor!ad Drparf incest rowacctcd with the HoWflC.
CITT CWVNCIL.
Titmdat Kvnrnto, Aprfl 30.
The Coanoil mat la nfQqqrnnd nMion.
SrSnir^niid^torB^lmati
Brown, Cottrell, Dnvln, Oeinel, Ooddnrd,
Henncher^ 'Ixfipw, '’ MncAr’thar and Wood bora. ^ . After waiting until o’clock for » quorum, Mr. Brown nuggented nu ndjournment without call of the roll, M each record would entitle the mem bens present to draw upon the city treasury for pay for their attendance, aad he did noC toe the use of putting the city to such expense. The suggestion was acceded to by eoisent. and without a call of the roll
theCoaacii adjourned.
The following opinion of the City Attorney waa prepared for presentation to the Council ia case of a meeting being held. As it relates to matter* affecting the interests of a large number of propertw owners, we give it, by permission,
pnMioation:
IirniANAPOLis, April 20,1869. To Hi* Honor, the Mayor, and Oommou
OouneU:
I have examined the question presented by the ordinance providing for the improvement of Virginia aveaae, and respectfully snbmit the following opinion: The Connell can not compel the property owners to pay for the raisingpf the •treet railway track, nor for any extra expense caused by relaying said track. The only assessment that can be legally made against the property owners is for the expense of Improving the street. I gave your honorable body an opinion, some months ago, that the city was not legally liable to pay the expense of relaying or raising street railway tracks. Upon consultation with the Judiciary Committee, I found that they entertained a different opinion. I again examined the question, and am constrained to adhere to my former opinion. Mid with all deference to hold an opinion different from that entertained by the Judiciary Committee. The Committee and myself are united in the opinion that the property owners can not, in any event, be taxed with the expense of ratoing or relaying the track. I respectfully suggest that the ordinance provide that the ex the track be. in the flrst instance, paid by the city, and by the city collected of the railway company. This will obviate all questions as to the validity of the aseessment and enable the question to be properly tried between the railway company ana the city. Kespect folly, t B. K. Kuliott, City Attorney.
IVMAK.POLTS, April 14,1889, Megan. John C. S. Harrison, J. M. Tiifbrd, F. M. Churchman, 8. A. Fletcher, Allred Uarri•on.J. H. Baldwin, R. Browning, E. D. Fletcher, and others: GftXTi.aueg—Your communication requesting me to bean independent candidate, ‘without distinction of party,’'for the office of Mayor of this city, ie received. When I consider 'he high character that each of you sustain in this community, and the_important in tercets that you represent. I yield my personal interests, and say. in reply to yonr request, that if the people of thie eit/ should elrrt me to the honorable povition ef Mayor, that ell of my official acts shall be direetod to the beet interest. of the city, ^k^kHBACK, Meteorological reports for the Indianapolis Academy of Medicine, by O. V. Woolen, M. I)., Meteorological Committee: y Her. Ther. Hyg. Rein. Snow. AprU 18,9 r. w....$8.*2 71. 8. •• 19, 7 a. M....28.81 83. 4. 19, S r. M....28.79 7$. «•* 0.27 0. " 19, 9 r. s... 38.71 M. l.S •• 20,7 a. M..-8.84 8». . 4. “ 20,2 r. w....38.73 63. 8.8 1..45 0.
pm-ln the PsUos Court yesterday, Walter Kelly and Mm Swine heart were sent up for drunk anddtoorderly. XW"James C. O'Brien, Ksq., Auditor of Martin County, was in the city yesterday. X^-The joint will of Nancy and Priscilla Spears, deceased, was admitted to probate yesterday. H. Leake Esq., the popular managerof the Academy, takes a benefit next Wednesday night. Every theater goer should endeavor to make it a great
XT'The May number of the Old Oaken Bucket has been issued, and contains, among other matter, an interesting story entitled “My Adventures with John
Smith.’*
XT'In the Common Pleas Court, yesterday. the jury in the case of Sharpe v». Gammon returned a verdict for the defendant. The fifteenth day’s causes were called, and motions beard. XT* At Metropolitan Mail to-aight, the favorite minstrel troupe, Emerson. Alien and Manning’s, commence their four nights season here. The troupe ia too well known here to requireextended mention. Their ehtertainments are unexceptionable. X^r-We are glad to learn that the Injuries of the Rev. Daniel Ballon are not so serious as at tint supposed. There ia now a probability of bis recovery. Allen Mo Cntcheon, the night wstebmsn of the depot, who was killed, resided with bis brother, on Noble street, near Georgia, and had no family of bis own. Criminal Court.—In the Criminal Court, yesterday morning, Jndge Johnson, of Wayne county, on the bench, the Abrams case being called for trial, a motion for a change of venue was made by bis attorneys, the affidavits of which we spoke yesterday, being filed In support thereof. The counsel for the State asked for time to prepare counter affidavits, and the case was continued nntll
Friday morning.
Ahsmsmf.nth.—The following are the assessments ot internal revenns in this District for the month of March:
$6,883 83 149 46 4,349 50 137 36 168 83 133 04 9.948 61 1,751 80 80 00
Marion County Hancock Coui.tr Bholby County Johnson County Morgan County Ueadrieks County United States tnoity.. Whisky from bond... Pen a I ties Total
$22.923 13
Academy of Music.—The ever favorite piece of Fanchon the Cricket, was played at the Academy last night, with MUs Ada Webb in the title role, and a very fair audience in the bouse. The piece has been played here time aud again by all the stars In that line of buainess, from Maggie Mitchell down, but it was* never played belter than last night. Mias Webb is a charming actress, and in the years that have elapeed since her laet appearance here, has developed and improved beyond the most sanguine expectation. Her Impereonatlon of Fanchon was decidedly good, especially in the second and third acta, where her aeting waa strikingly natural. The onlytoalt which canid be found with her wna that she dressed the part a little too well, bat that is excusable, for the public seems to require now-a-days that stare shall wear good clothes, no matter wbat characters
tfrjejrjnsjr be ssanmlng. The
ie oompeny t, especiaily
gave a most excellent support
Miss Phillips, who mod* tarmooe am ot timpart of Fadet, which, toons wap of thinkiag, is the character of the piece. To-night, Robeitaon’s benolifal comedy of School will be played, with MUsa Webb as Naomi Tlgbo. Those Who have not seen the play should net Ml to embrace the present opportunity, while those who have, will have a chance to contrast Miss Weob’a * reniim«*- <Wk ~"BBE-' Annie Waite’s. School 4$: bg cUoMa tb* best comedy which bm been played this sea-
son. '
Further Particttlaiui of the Storm.—The account of tho storm and its ravages which appeared in the Sextixel yesterday morning, waa in the main correct, although of course it was impossible at that early honr to learn of all the damage inflicted. And even yet the lorn in thia city can not be determined, for there was very mnch damage done in the way of blowing down fences, trees, etc., Of which no account will be taken. The Western tbiion Telegraph Company will probably lose a good deal from the blowing down of polea and breaking of wire. On the Jeffersonville road the poles were thrown down for a distance of nearly six miles, and on the other lines there were
many more.
The whirlwind seems to have been confined to thia particular locality, for we oonld bear nothing of it beyond the city limits on the south and the Fair Grounds on the north. There were two currents, the one, the coarse of which we traced last night, passing throngh the heart of the city, exhausted its force in the campus ofthe Northwestern Christian University, the other', at the western side of the city, first struck the Indianapolis Cotton Mill and the flooring mill of 8ohl, Gibson A Co., tearing off a portion of the roof of each, and then passing across the city to the northeast, left ita mark in the old 1 inker orchard, better known as Camp Burnside, where it uprooted a dozen large trees, cutting a clean swath. Then on to the fair grounds, where, first playfully pushing over a dozen roils of heavy fence, It revealed Us power to the fullest extent in the complete destruction of Mechanic’s Hall. This was a large wooden bnllding, thirty by two hundred feet, firmly set upon stone piers, with posts rnnning into the ground, but the wind tossed it abont as easily aa if it had been an old shoe. From the appearance of the ruin, we should think that it had been raised clear up, and then dropped down It is a complete wreck, and is no broken up and injured that the material would hardly pay for iu removal. A large, sound, hickory tree, standfng at the side of the building, was snapped eff as though it had been a pipe stem. The bnllding was put up laat summer, and cost between fifteen and eighteen hundred dollars. It was one of the most elegant and durable upon the grounds, and its loss will corns rather severely on the Board of Agriculture, who are about to erect additional bnildings. Heveral fine trees waa also torn up in thogronnds, and at the Eastern end a good deal of fencing was overturned. The Mechanical Hall Is even more of a ruin than the Central depot, a fact which may give onr readers some Idea of the strength of the wind. On Fort Wayne avenue at the corner of Alabama street, the unfinished brick walls of a grocery were blown partly down, and In the southern part of town, anfonoocupied brick bouse waa entirely destroyed. On Madison avenae a frame boose was considerably injured, a portion of the slate roof of the Trinity M. E. Church was blown off and In the campus ot the N. W. C. Unlvereity, a number of fine forest trees were torn up. Nearly all the freight In the Central Depot was removed yesterday, having been uninjured by the foil, althongh damaged by rain. The loss of the building is estimated at 110,000; that of J. P. Evans * Co. 98,000, most of which is due to the wetting of flax seed; that at the cotton mill at $1,500; at the fair grounds $3,000| Sohl, Gibson A Co.’s., $600; .Sinker’s foundry, $000; Cincinnati depot, $;i00. Tlis total loss will not fall far short of
$40,000. •
The Faik Orousds.—in company with (he .Superinteniient, John B. Sullivan, Esq., we visited the fair grounds yesterday. The work of putting up the new buildings, making repairs, etc., will be commenced as soon as the weather will permit, and at this time the gronnds are being cleared up as much aa possible. Tbs old floral hall, in the trotting ring, will be torn down thin season, and a large and elegant ball erected Just east of fine' art hall. The mechanical hall, blown down night before last, will probably be rebuilt In the same plaoe, while on a line
south of fine art
eating houses will be erected, part of the amphitheater, used
dining hall last year, will be set aside for the sewing machines aadORriiagea attire next fair, which ia a decided improve-
ment.
ffito* The parents of George WInsor, a lost boy eight yearaokl, who reside at 18$ Bates street, were anxiously seeking news of hire at polios headquarters last night. Xff’McCtart Branham,formerly Superintendent of the Madison Railroad, died at North Madison yesterday morning. He had been sick for bevera! weeks. Lecture.—Judge Israel S, Spencer, of Syracuse, New York, will deliver a lectors ia Morrison’s Opera Hall, on Friday evening next. Subject, “Egypt and the Nile.” Tickets for reserved seatsat Benham A Co.’s, Martiadale’s Block, fifty cents. Other tickets at the book stores, twenty-five cents. Billiards.— Fred. Ackerman, the cfammflon bltllaWl player of Ohio, gave a second exhibition of his skill as a cueist to the players of this city, at the Gem Billiard Saloon, yesterday afternoon, la a carom game of 500 points, his opponent being a Mr. Jndson, of Vicksburg, Mississippi. At the close of the game the score stood: Ackerman, 901; Jadson,<£90; average of winner, 16}'«; loser, 914- Highest runs: Ackerman, 80; Judson, 55. Owing to the dampness of the weather affecting the cushions, the play of either ofthe parties was not as good as It might bays been under more favorable dream-
stance*.
While on the subject of billiards it will not be ont of place to mention that John McDevitt, of Chicago, formerly of this city, has challenged the champion of the billiard tournament, soon to be held in New York city, and has gone there to look after his interests in the projected match. He proposes to visit Indianapolis on his route homeward, for the purpose of giving his numerous friends and admirers an exhibition of hi* skill. Tif come List.—We bad ■opposed that by this time everyone understood the requirements of the revenue law* in regard to the payment of income tax, bat from the com menu made yesterday upon the list of tax payers, as published, it Is plain that there are bat tow whw realty do understand the matter. Becaoa* a maa happens to be published aa paying tax upon a small amount, it ia not certain that ho had a small Income, nor does it follow that ha has defrauded the Gov=_ ernment by nuking n false return. Besides the usual deductions for rent, living, taxes, repairs, interest, etc., dividends of National banks, and perhaps other corporations sre deducted from the taxable income, because a tax la levied when the dividends are declared. For this reason some of onr citizens who, in reality pay tax upon large smns, are pubHahed as paying but little. Were tb# real ineomes published, and not those npon which a tax is levied after all deduetions have been made, the list would present an entirely different appearance.
Card of Cantlan.—Learning In 1 T D e»nc«de'l that the great Z1INGARI B1T-
my absence that, oaavass is being «**»,:
a pretense toward tho publication of a Shown worU. I thug cured Uhutora. the wuret
Directory of Indianapolis. I will her# say
that hav’ng for two years published the same, will guarantee the issue of my Directory at the usual time, whether one or a dozen city directories are published by other parties. I ssy this that tire public and my old patrons may know the truth, and net be deceived. My canvass
has not cotnatoiicfed.
A. L. LottAW, Publisher Indianapolis Directory. * 31-eodtf
Grand Opening «r Blank Banks. —Largest stock in the city. Price* greatly reddeed. Consumers of Blank Books (of any siae) will find it to their advantage to buy of Todd, Carmichael A Williams. ' 16-3teod Rev. E. P. Hammond** Works. . New Praise* of Jesus, (singing book.) Harvest Wqrk ot t ; ie Holy Spirit. Little Ones in the Fold. Child’s Guide to Heaven. Children and Jesus. Jeans the Way. Blood of Jesus (Hammond's Ed.) Just received by Todd, Carmmjkael A Williams.
16-Steod
BELTING.
LEATHER BELTING,
m, sic
ease arising from
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
■asitationar Ivory—Compressed
Ivory faro Cheek*.
...$8 06 per UI0
...10 00
-if«) ::
m ■
Ijnneh
15^ inch
In sotu of 60). IV, inch. Lined. *72 00. Billiard Ball*—BugatolU, ana Fiftern Ball
Whits I.iad.—Tka 8U Laois Land and Oil
Companj hare achieved a reputation for manuiketaring a superior article of pore white leads which is rising their weree a great demand. The St. Louis Lead and Oil Com pan r also have •gaallg aa good a reputation for their celebrated lines, paint*, linseed and eastor oils. Wo are pleased to learn that the energentic Inn of Meaatt. Patterson. Moore A Talbot, sueeeeeors
to II. Dailey A Co., wbeleeele d re grists,
agents for the St. Lon is Lead and Qil Company, in this city, and are able to furnish the trade
throughout the Stole at maaafartnrwrs pri< See advertisement in another column.
LOCAL NOTICES.
rarmor* AttomUow—W •**«*, Extra choice family butter; alao, choice need potatoes. We sell a!! kinds of groceries cheap, wholesale and retail. Bets. O. Stout A Bro.
Closing ffitolo, at i»Iowa’s Block Shoe Store.—We will sell oar entire Block of Boots and Shoes at coat, to cloee out by the 7th of May, our lease expiring then The stock is the largest and best assorted in the city. Many of the goods will be sold regardless of cost. Chamk, Mathers A Schofield. ap2l 2w
Tone Yoar ffiytoem. The Toaie properties of Speer’s “Standard Wine Bitters” are such that none can nse them without receiving essential benefit. The effect will be to maintain the nsual stamina and vigor of the system. Sold by Druggists. 21 dewlw Waa tret Two Bore Good Paper hangers at Gall A Rush’s, 101 East Washington street. ap21 tf
The Vadiaaapolts bath School will have an exenrsion to Cincinnati on Thursday, AprU 22. Tickets for the round trip only three dollars, and good for return until Monday the 26th. 13-8
J e^ arK^*Calbtoya°knowTi * erected. The lower f- ^ Ca . well> Mack A Co ., a Ferro Pho . pho _
rated BUkir of Calisaya Bark. The Iron reetorek tolor 1° lb# blood, the Phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue, and .the Calisaya gives a natural haaltky tone to the digestive organs, thereby caring dyspepsia in its various forms, Wakefulness, General Debility, and Depreasion of Spirits. Manufactured only by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York. Sold by all druggists. 24-eod(eow)<kwltamly.
Probably Fatxl Accident.—Yesterday afternoon about b*lf-past two o’clock John L. Ketcharn, Eiq., an old and well known citiaen, stepped into the wholesale giocery store of Alford, Talbott A Co., on South Meridian street, and stopping near the ooen hatchway in the front of the store called to Mr. Patterson, one of the firm. When Mr. Patterson came to him he commenced to speak, and at the same nrinnte tgklng^a step backward lost bis balance and fell through the hatchway into the cellar, a distance of about ten foet, receiving dangerous and probably fbtsl injuries. Medical attendance was at once summoned, »nd be was removed to hia residence in the southern pan of the city, where, at tost seeouata, he war sttll living. In falling, it is tkawght that, treat to* rmt re of the wousds, his head gtruek. a* grapnel, used for hoisting barrels producing com press Ion of the~~bTiM^ Tkere waa beside* a severe contusion
Ben G. Stoat* Bra. keep all any person want to sat, botksubstantial and the delicacies, fresh fish included. Tke Largest Is act Always the best, but the Americsn House, Boston, which is the largest hotel in New England, will also be found one of the beet. Every provision la made for the comfort of
guests.
Anti ke did many wondei^il works, insomuch that hia name waa pronounced in many tongues. And there came unto him, Judith, from the seaport of New Bedford, who had been sick for many years; and after some days her paioa were gone. She slept aoundly, and did rejoice in eating her food. And Asa, from those which are called Quakers, in the great city of Philadelphia, wrote an epistle saying: O, Doctor! accept thou this money, which ia called greenbacks, and hath the picture of Abraham, thy friend, on one end. For verily I was weak, exhausted and despondent;. I ate but little, and suffered many pains, and thy Plantation Bitters gave me health, likened only unto the vigor of youth. And upon such as are afflicted with liver complaint, with sour stomach, with genend" debility and dyspeptic pains, in all parts of the land did these Hitters produce astonishing cures. Magnolia Water. — Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 19-deodAwlw
Maple Syrup, Maple Sugar ami Wax, and all tb# delicacies of the season,
at Ben. G. Stout A Bro.
Wall Paper.—It i* kaawn to ml* most everybody that tbs Trade Palaes Wall Paper Store keeps the largest and best selected ateekei watt pap— tn found in the city. Besides that, they sre doing the largest trade of any honse in the State. Real gold for the price heretofore asked for a satin. Besides,, a largo Hoe of French and English decorations, suitable for parlors and halls.
Hume, Adams A Co.
grand baM' on next Friday evening, the 2M Instant. A oordial tnvRatlon to extended to every one. Admission, sev-enty-five cents, ap20 d2t*
Break, get ost of Round, and Colors not to Fads. Whito and Black Rubber Martingale Kings, Black Rings^tlO, $12 and ill single gross. White
..d r.„,d.
wSaKr’571 Broadway, New York. Sola Patentee and Manufacturer. mch8d3in. Ward's Eureka Toaie Bitters Can be had ia nearly every town in this Western eonntry. Owing to its curative properties it bas rapidly grown in public favor generally, iu wonderful elect ana cures has brought it before tke people almost as rapidly as the windt that sweep the desert plains. It is a sure eare for aUbilieaa eomplainta, each as Typhoid aad Bilious Fevers, Chills sad Favor, Liver complaint. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and ail kindred (usoagaa. u will ear* Hseamatiaia. Neuralgia, Sick aad Hervoas Headache, Pain in the Side. Breast or Back, Oaghs. Coldg, aad Cearawpttoa ia first stages. Fjr female irrecalarWtog. thereto nothing better; in foet, thereto no better remedy Cor tke above diseases, ae well aa debility from any cause. Every family should keep this vaioable medicine in theirfeeaae.
disordered state
blood. It is recommended by Governors of States, Members of Congress, distinguished divines and physicians, and the proprietor can sb.w more sworn certifiemte* of cares than any other Bitters manufacturers in America. Send for circnlars and read them. Sold by druggists aad dealers generally. F. KAIITER A CO , sole pnj^rtouirs, 6 North Front street, Philadelphia. HEGEMAN’S FKRRA1ED ELIXIR OF BARK A pleasant cordial prepared from Calisaya Bark and Pyrophosphate of Iron, possessing the valuable properties of iron, phosphorus, and ealisaya, without any injurious ingredients. Asa preventive to fever and ague, and as a tonic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it can not be snrpasaed, and to recommended by the most amin-nt physicians. Physicians in prescribing, i ud iha public in purchasing, should be particular iu specify HEGEMAN’S, as there are many inferior articles in the market, purporting to bo of tho same combination. Prepared only by liegeman A Co., Chemists and Druggists, New York, and sold by all respectable Druggists. novSOdlyeow “Plicpnix” Pore White Lead. We offer the above brand of WHITE LEAD to the public, with the positive sssi ranc* tbs# it Is perfeetly PUKE, and hereby agree to promptly
pay
Out? Ounve ol" Cvolrt For every ounce of ADULTERATION that it may be found to contain. For sale by dealers generally. ECKSTEIN. HILLS A CO.. Cincinnati. Norn.—Consumers will eoaimit their isTsassr by bearing in mind that a large-proportion of the article sold as pua* whitk lk*o. is adulterated to the extent of from 50 to 90 per cent.; and much of it does not contain a particle of Lead. aprl2 deodrm TJOR BLACK WORMS. GBPBS AND PIMU pies on the face, us* Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy, prepaihd only by Dr. B. C: Perry. 49 Bond street. New York. Sold by all Druggists. mch8 eod dAwfimos.
ea-vsvactcbep rno*
ACADEMY
AMUSEMENTS.
OF
W. II. Leatie, •
MUSK:
• Direelo r
WELLITVG’S
DYSPEPSIA^ TABLETS. /~\NE of the most valuable preparations for inV / digestion. Heartburn, Sour Stomach. Constipation. or Costiveness, with Flatulency, de-
r.
pi
pation. or Costiveness, with Flatulency, i ession of Spirits, Headache, Languor, and
>ch and Digest!i
r Spirits^
sof theStuu
the taste
thei
it to
«sed for their curative p e by Druggists generall
and all Organs, ry, and
Ward'a MhewaUc 1.1*1 ed to tke pnblie. Set aa an
articla whose vir
a ears for
virtu* has bees
sprains, pain* ia tog Hake or b
aearalgia and rheumatism, tpiaaaae na laagtb
aaaralgia and rheumatism. J
eulogy, but to asy rbeumat! will soon bo appageat, and ita rsmediel virtues
SMb”. SSte.,,.
jan28d3a Covinatoa. Kaatu.k; “Ta Owaers a# Harare* aad Cattle.” Tobias’ Darby Condition Powders, are warranted superior to any others, or as par. for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bats. Coughs. HideBoaad. Colds, ote.. in aad Colds Coughs. Loss of Milk. BlacfrSaagu*. Horn Distemper, ote.. in Cattle. Thaos “Powders were fonnerfy put up bp BimpsoirX. Tobias, eon of Dr. Tobias, aad since his death tho domaad hue been so great that Dr, Tobias has ooatinuod to asm ufaeturo thorn. They are perfeetly safe aad iaaoeent; no need of stopping tho working ef your animals. They increase the appetite, give a fine ceat, eleanse the stomach and urinary organs, and Increase the milk of cows. Try them, and y u will never be without them. Col. Philo P. Bush, of the ‘’Jerome Park Race Coarse,’’ Fordhug. K. T.. would sot see them. until ho told of what they wore composed, since which time he to never without them. He has over twenty rnnning horses in his charge, and fur the last three years has used no other medicine for them. Bold by Druggists and Storekeepers througbeet the United States. Price25 cents per Box. Depot. 10 Park Place, New York.
arpZl dSatAMondwlm
:v o t
it. it. One
It. II OUT*
After reading this advertisetnsnt need any one SUFFER with PAIN, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF la a Cure far Ev.ry Pain. It was tha first, snd to tke oaly PAIN REM EDY. that will iostaatly stop the mo»t exrrntiatiog pains, allay INFLAMMATION, and CURE CONGESTIONS, whether of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, by one application 1m trows Owe ta Twenty Minnie*. No matter how violentor excruciating the pain, the bed-ridden, infirm, crippled, rheumatic, ner vous, neuralgic, or prostrated with disease may suffer. ffiADWATIt BEADY BELIEF Will, in from ONE to TWENTY MINUTES, afford ease and comfort, and this medicine, so rapid in stopping pain, can be purchased for 50 cents per bottle at almost ovary druggists’ and eonntry morchant’s store oa this continent, and within one hour's distance of almost ossry habitation in the United States. MILLIONS who hsro used RADWAY’S READY RELIEF for twenty-five years know that ONE fitly cant bottle, dilated in one gallon •f.proof spirits, will make a better Liniment, Pain Paint KUlor, Panacea, King ef Pam. equal in quantity to $** BsttlMof tta. Mire* wftlwM. Lotion* tua« are SwHt at Ji t eal*. And the pnblie should also know that all thoxe lotions are bat prior imitations of KADWAY’S READY RELIEF. If thoso who are now snffering pain—no matter what the cause umy be, or by wbst name it is called—if external, apply the Kadway’s Ready Relief to the part of tho body where the pain to present. IF INTERNAL, Twenty Drop* Dllate<.ia Water, As a drink: whether Cramps, Spasms. Inflammation, Congestion, Asiatic Cholera, Chills and Fever, the most violent, excruciating and torturing pains, wil) be stopped IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTEA. One fifty cent bottle of RADWAY’S READY RELIEF will do more service and care more complaint, that are daily occurring in every family than $25 expended in prescriptions and drugs. aprl& deod£w2w If jou hare Bjmpmpmim, Mead Tfcia. On® box of ‘'The Great American Dyspepsia Pills (which cost $1) and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, are warranted to benefit a person suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costiveness or any of tha many ills arising from indigestion, more than $10 worth of doctor’s prescripti.ns of obnoxious and poisonous drags. We oertolnly should not make this assertion thus publicly, did we not possess the most complete evidence to sub,tan tiate its truth; evidence that would stand before any conrtor jury in tha land! The Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial are a positive and infallible care for Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, and no matter of how long standing. Thousands of certificates of absolute eure, (when all else failed to afford relief.) as well as reeommenda ory letters without number, have been received by Dr. Wishart, the proprietor, attesting tha uniform snecess with which they have been employed in all diseases of the Liver aad Digestive organs. Many of said letters are rora the highest sources, including eminent statesmen. Governors, Sute Judges, clergymen ote. Men slow to be convinced, prejudiced, per haps, at first, but fooling themselves nndbr i sense of duty bound to teU the Doctor what they had done for them and to recommend them others. The great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial are sold by all druggists throughout the world. They can alao be obtained at Dr. Wishart’s Great Family Medieiae Store, No. 233 Nor-h Second street, Philadelphia, where one of the most celebrated and successful practicing physicians of tke age can he consulted, free of charge. Those in need of professional aid er counsel, will do wall to make a note ofthe abeve. Communications by mail, soliciting profesnonsl &dyioo, will b® considorod §trictly conMantial, and promptly answered free of charge meU6d3m
• Men Come All.—Drnnkeoness cured with Dr. Jobniton’s Specific, the only infallible and harmless rM,; eo* be given wHh or without the patiente knowledge. Read Dr Johaston’* Treatise on •’Drunkenness, its Consequences snd Curs.’’ Try the SPECIFIC, and be convinced. Hankering for Tobacco cored wish DR. JOHNSTON’S AROMATIC ANTITOBACCO COMPOUND, a sweat and pleasant psepainiiea ores tea no vomiting after iUnaa. Tobaeee need not be disoarded all at once. f*r the Compound doetreye tbw daeii* gradually and
A Sloan, wholesale areata, TnsHnnapslto. Ind. > MJG. J. SCHUMLLNR, Propritor, now® fosTSAWeow Columbus, 0.
Price 50 cento per box.
-^es
■ne-
on ranient to ran
let.
generally.
B. G. WELLING. Sole Proprietor.
574 Broadway, New York.
ichfi dly
Mehraelt'a Pulmouic Njrap. Sseweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, will cure Consumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken according to the directions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach, relax the liver, and put it to work; then the appetite becomes good, the food digests and makes good blood : the patient begins to grow in flesh ; the diseased matter ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the disease and gets well. This Is tho only sag to
cure Consumption.
To those three medicines Dr^. H. Seheaok; ef Philadelphia, owes Ins angivafciflucaogo to toe treatment ot Pulmonary OnasKmpSba, The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the luugs. nature throw! it oThy an easy wspeetorator when the i-hlegm or s
Fislilmck’s Celebrated Oak Tanned Leather,
Awarded the first I* RE.MI CM and 1 PLONA St the OfDIAXA STATE FAIR For the Yenra 1S«7 and 1*468.
ALSO, OS HAXD, RUBBER BELTING, HOSE, PAGE’S PATENT LACE LEATHER, Oak Tanned Leather, Of every description, French Skins, bole Leather, Etc., AT WHOLESALE PRICES. JOHN FUtUBACK. 125 South Meridian street.
Wednesday Evening, April 21. Last Night but Three of MISS ADA WEBE. Robertson’s great Comedy of SCHOOL! Naomi Tighe Miss Ada Webb With song of’’Take Book tne Heart,” :ind the comic song of “Up in a Balloon.” B*-Friday. Benefit of ADA WEBB. »S-Saturday, Ada Webb Matinee. ti WLln preparat on. the great scenic display of
apr!3 domtopcoI2dor4thp
Indianapolis. I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mi Ti Tho Magic Comb jj***l*nall aiaU*. Teeth are coated with solid Dye, hair to be wet when combed, which depusitothe Dye upon the Hair and colors it a permanent glossy black or brown. Is not poison, or in any way injurious. One Comb sunt by mail tor L Trade invited to send for prices. Address W. JrAIlUiN. ireariurer Majric Comb Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. I or sale everywhere. feb£j dly
SHEET IRON WORKS. Jdml X. M. COX. THG3. T. COX. COX BROTHERS, Manufacturers of Chimnoytu and 13x*itchinsr, Sorghum Pars, Tanks Gasometers, And all kinds of SUEET-IROX WORKS.
to
urn aces, and
rs am i Stovi
awPpecial attention given Building and sheet-iron fun
Drums.
SHOP No. 24 EAST GEORGIA STREET, (Old Novelty Works)
SCALES.
rest and tne lungs begin- to bent —■ To do this, the Sea Weed Toole aad Mandrake Pills must be freely used to elrenng tke gtomneb and liver, so that the Pulmonic syrup aud (he food will makegood bloom ' .. bchenak’s Mandrake Pills aet upon the liver, removing all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall bladuer. the bile starts freely aud the liver is mon relieved : the ftools will show what the Pills can do; nothing bus ever been invented except exlomel (a deadly poison which is very dangerous to use unless with great care) that will unlock the gall bladder and start the se<of the liver like Schenck’s Mandrake Pilli
Liver Complaint is
causes of Censumptir
uck's Seaweed Tonie tongretlnstkaalnat dive, and the alkali ia tke Seaweed, i preparation to me lit ef. anglers thn
stomach ta thro* oat tha ingate Jairga dimehsa the food with the Pulmonm Syrua. »*“* it •* made into good blood Wltholictevl* tinw ae .onri.g
in the stomach.
The great reason why itoBWaaada aot ear* Consumption is, they try ha da tea much, they give medicine to stop the eoaghe, to stop chills, to stop night sweatf. hectio fever, aad by so doing they derange the whole dlgastiva powers
locking up the s
locking up the sec re Sent sinks and dies
ae waste <ugeeo*a pow tloao. and eventually the
and
Dr. Schenck, in hit treatment, does not try to (top seungb, night sweat!, chills or fever. Re-
does not ti
sweets, chills or fever. K<
d they will all stop of the le can be eur-od of Consump-
Dyspepsi*. Catarrh,
hit treat:
it sweats
move tke cause,
own accord. No one
tton, Liver Complaint, uyspe^.,..
Canker. Ulcerated throat, unlets the liver ami
stomach are made healthy.
Ha perron has oonsumption. of course the lungs, ta some way, arc di*e*»ed, either tuberwle«, abcemi-s, bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion, or the lungs are a mass of intUmmatioa and foet decaying. In such cases, what must be done? It ie not only the lungs that are wasting, but it is the whole body. Tee stomach and liver have toet their pewer to make blood out of loud. Now. the only chance is to take Dr. Schenck’s three
medk-iues, wirh will bring up a ton ach, the patient will begin to wan digust easily ami make good blood
body beg
up. and the patient gels llesl
be only way to i
nek s three to the stomfood. it will
digust easily ami make good blood; then the patient begins te gain ia flesh, aad. as Iona as the body begins to grow, the lungs Commence to heal
ilient gels lleshy and—"
lion
This is
way to cure Consumption
there is no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Bchem-k's Seaweed Toaie and Mandrake Villa are sudicieBt, without the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills ireely in all bilious complaints, as they are
perfectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck. who has enjoyed uninterrupted health fur many years past, and now weighs—' pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, ia the very last stage oi Culmonary Consumption, hi* physicians having pronounced his case hopeless. and abandoned him to his tate. He was cured by the aforeiaid medicines, and tinea hit recovery, many thousands similarly afflicted, have used Dr. ochenck a preparations wMk tha same remarkable success. Pull directions accompany each, making it not absolutely nacesmrj to penonally see Dr. tkhehek. unless patient* wisk their lungs examined; and for this purpee* he is professionally at his principal office, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where all lattora tor advice must be addressed. Price of the Pulmonic byrup and Seaweed Tentc. each $1 50 per bottle, orti 50 a half doxen. Mandrake Pills, i> eento per box. For sale by all Druggists. ianl5deodly
nor.V gradual wasting away or emaciation oi the flesh is one of tho most common a'tendanto upon worms. They absorb the animal j usees, and destroy the nourishment imparted to the stomach by wholoeome diet, thereby oeciaionlng a variable appetite and a strong desire for indi-
gestible food. -
The stomach has. undoubtedly, a very great sympathy with other parts of the body. This to the case with respect to the irritation produced by worms, especially those existing in the stomach itself. They give rise to many other diseases, and patients often suffer incredibly without being aware of the cause. The remedy which will give most certain relief in such cases to B. A Fahnestock’s Vermifuge, which will expel every worm, and in this manner leave tke system free
from all bilious humor.
Great caution must be used by every pufekneeg to be bis own judge in one seuse, and to eg*mine every bottle he buys of it. The simple name of Faiutotock is not sufficient. He must look closely and carefully to see that the initialtarc B. A. Fahmkstocx, and be satisfied with nothing else. aprl* deodJtwlak The l*ures»t and Miafrest. The efficacy of HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERB as a specific for recruiting the enieobled body and cheering the despondia* mind has passed into a proverb. In the United States, where this marvelous tonic has bornw down all opp- sition and eelipsed all rivalry, the demand for it has annually increased in a heavier and heavier ratio for years, until, at last, the regular sales of this preparation exceed those of all other stomachioa combined. Eminent members of the medical profession and hospital surgeons without number, have candidly admitted that the pharmacop.eiaof the faculty contains no prescription that produces snoh beneficial effects in dyspepsia, general debility and nervous diseases. os HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. To use the language of a venerable physician of New York, "The Bitten are the purest stimulant and the safest tonic we have.’’ Bnt the uses of the great vegetable antidote are much more comprehensive than such praise would imply. As a preparatory antidote to epidemic disease, a genial stimulant, a promoter of constitutional vigor, an appetiser, a stomachic, and a remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal preparation has ever attained the reputation of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. It is the HousxnoLD tonio of the Anexicxx pxoplx, and in all human probability wiU be so for centuries to come. The magnates of Science recognize its merits; and that it is emphatically the medicine of the masses, to proved by ia vast and ever increasing sales. aprlfi deodJtwlw
PaiMRi’s Standard Scales. W. P. GALLUP, General Ag’t 74 We*I W n«b. St., INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Pnw Avtlv tH#b rHFtnfnti •*# "P
ORGAN BUILDER.
w. A.. .TOII^SOr^,
Cknrrh Organ Builder,
WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
/YOR Organs are unsurpassed for beauty and VF purity ot tone, admirable and chara tnriab* VOioing, perfection and durability of action, *** In general effectiveness, by those of any builder in the United States. In this claim of merit we are sustained by the expressed judgment of many-it the most accomplished exper in tke oanntry. feb25 d:im
ALE. XX MADISON ALE ^ITE ar© prepared to furnish the citizens of Tv Indieinapolia with the K^ouin« IVIatlison ^Vle,
Bottled for family use. in
>rH* f
„ —. .n quantities to suit pur chaeers. Order** can be sent to our address, t Poe toffee Bex 1526. V. MfilfiK A BKO.. ichdl doin 76 6outh West street.
GALLERY.
A. R. MILLER’S FHOTO GIR-A.IPIKCia
PORTRAIT GALLERY, No. 45 Kant Wiaabtss«tM Strewt, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. guerryotyiH-s. Ambrotypes and Photographs. P. 8.—Our Photograph work is designed to be the best in the State. We guarantee our Portruits on Canvass, and Colored Photographs, in Oil, to give entire satisfaction. feb£3 d2m
BREAD.
AERATED BREAD. IITE are now prepared to furnish a superior TV article of Bread to all who desire it. Ask your Urooer for it, or leave your orders at the Bakery, Comer South and Meridian, Entrance on South street. Particular attention paid to shipping. We are new prepared to deItver out of the city from eignty to ninety miles. All orders will receive prompt attention. Address ti. H. CALDWELL A CO.. P. O. Bus 1,137.
ASTIC ASSOCIATION 'YlOUJft^ MEN’S GYMNASTIC ASSOCIA-
GYJWASIUM. - Third
ItitekreU’ Union Express Office, ere Wednesday and Saturd;
° jAnplicanto for tn WHl.PETTIT (Chair Bitten) at Citizens' 1 member ef the Associ
Ameri
Claiui E
xert 7 1 -
Ok Mi
rter.
18 Initiation Fes, and
aprilTlmwsIs
NAM ABIT AM’S tilFT.
The most certain remedy ever knowa, pnsHive cure,’.’ for all diseaeo* arisi: youthful indiscretions. Balsam Copal Mercury discarded. Only tea pills to be
ffect a cure. They are smell nor unpleasant ure in from two to fo
Yee, a
inf from ibia and token to
‘ ,vti
ure.
no smell nor un
Cure in from two to four days, and rece ut twenty-four hours. No exposure, no Bt b°f ma *|° $3; female pack SMsmnrititn Knot and Herb Juice*, The great blood porifier and remed
ulcers, sores, spots, tetter, scalds, boils, eyphil
i purely vegetable, having
t taste. int cases trouble, ages, $3.
BRASS FOUNDRY.
CHARLES STEIBLI,
JACOB W. LOXPXB.
IKULO-XiE BRASS WORKS AND FOUNDRY, No. 94 Sooth Delaware Street. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. STIERL.E A EOF P ER,
Manutacturers of
ENOINE BdLDEBS’ AND PLUM-BEHS’
S ft ASS WOKTiS,
Patent Gfoh*Valves, Beer. V ater. Gas and Steam
id Composition Castings, and
Notice.—The pricatinees: Adults, 5(1
10) 25 cents, to all parts of the house.
ision to all
he price of admissii
dults, 50 cents; children (under
of the 1
Nee Bills for PartR-ulnr*.
Doors Open at 7: Curtain Rises at 7 :45.
METR0P0UTAN HALL.' FOR FOUR NIGHTS OLYY! Weduewdny,‘Ibur'tday, Friday aud Bullurday, April 21ttt, 2‘Jd, ”:td. aud tilth. RETCKX OF THE FAVOB1TKH. Emeim Allen & Mannings Minsireis. BILLY EMERSON’! JOHNNY ALLEN! BILLY MANNING ! Assisted by 16 first class artists. An entertsinment without parallel in the chronicles of minstrelsy. Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats 75 cents. Gallery 35 eento. SATURDAY', Matinee at 2 o’clock. Irii-Doors open at 7 o’clock, to commence at S o'clock precisely. HARRY FRENCH, Agent. April 19 dtit.
EXCURSION.
Exeursion to Cineiunati. Saturday, May 8, 1869.
THE GERMANIA LODGE. No. 3. A. B. L
Having accepted an invitation from tho
tiorman
Orphan Asisoointioii. 1 iurinnwli.
To attend thrir A"-,ual Celebration, h.v.e deeiued to get up a
Grand Excursion Trip
!• or the occasion, ami have made arraspemunU with tho JlXtTIOX ItAUdllOAl*,
"For Tickets for the
Round Trip- at $3 50 Each,
The Ticket* w ill be i;ond for Five I>aj *.
**-The Train* will leave at a A. .ti.
I 11 loll Itcpol
■ i-Tiekets eon be had at the foil, wing places; Todd, <'*rmi hnel ,t t' illimna. Becker A: Brother, Hitzirgcr s Bank, tioll o. Kush, i \ n - n.gutt. McLene 3i llermn. nprl ' .itd
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HENDRiCKS,
EDMUNDS
& CO
Yt tioZeoale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
544 Mouth Meridian St reel.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
IT A\ E on hand the largest and best as-orted J. L stock .
HOOTS & SIIOI^S
They hare ever opened, to the attention of tfieir oid
trade gene
ton of rally.
wh'oh they invite euitomers. and tuo
aprl.i aim
ORGANS.
J. W. STKKR.
GKO. W . Tl UN Mi.
STEER & TURNER, CHURCH ORGAN
RUIlalflEBS.
WESTiFIEILID.
JVCASS.
WSpocial attention paid to TUNING and RKPAIRING. P.O.BOX591. feb24dJm
EXCHANGE. TRADERS’ EXCHANGE. /'NIl'Y Property for Farms. V_' Farms for City Property. . Good Lands f r Home Property. City and County Properly lor Lands. Suburban tor Central Property. Large Homes forsmall ones, aud rice »n«i. ALSO. First class Business Property. Choice Builaing Lot-. Residences ot all sises and localities. Building Lots and dwellings on long credit. Business opportunities. Goods, Drugs, etc., and everything pertaiuiug to a general trading trade'by ^ ^ Real Estate and Insurance Brokers. aprl6 dlim Room No. 4 Odd Fellows* Rail.
Brre? VcSk^jf aU^escn ntion s* 0
aurPatent Models ana ail kind* of Light Ma
ohinery made t OVSteam Ga ian8 deodd in
■deis i
> order,
auges tested and repaired.
THE CHEAP SHOE STORE.
W. R. HOGSHIRE& CO., Wo. 25 Wesfoijn'aMliiogtoii Street,
INDIANAP01.1M, IM»,
r ARL REID. ipr2 deod.’raM.W.F
JOHN F. COUNCIL.
\TKaCHANTt. ana bus -LtA can tinv- their w-r-' notine. M «»• Sentinel Uffi :e-
mess men generally done on tne .borte.t
CLOSING OUT SALE.
oXjosinsro cttt sjat.ze! HOTTSZEKlIFIEZPZri^S’ TIT CJlvI 3
£>0 E. on
dy for!
boils.
This is i
rofnla, rphitis.
purifier t
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