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, 1876-04-26
At THE SUB-TREASURY.

THE FuDLIo GREED ron HILyER
continues unabated. Tho mora that cola IL
given out the greater Is tho demand, Yesterday
morning apeclo Payments woro again resumed at
the suh-IEeasury, Ia accordance With the preyi-
ous announcement, and long before tho hour
for opeuinB the Government Offices a crowd
gathered about tho ontranca in Arcadia court.
They "ere moat,y ueasougor-boys, portcrs, and
clerks, and Weto provided with tho usual assort-
mens Of oarpet-bags, natchels, and boxes. AB
BOOB As the door OF the Auh-Treaalky .as thrown
open, there was rush Aud scramble for tho first
place 1t tho counter. A policeman who had
been detailed to proserya order WAa obliged to
exercise more than ordinary forco to koop back
ths crowd. lIu finally succeeded in forming the
tumultu0us gnaas In llue, aud, whom formed, 1t
extended cut OF the door, down the eteps, and a
Iopg distance along tho court towards Clark
htrpet. Aud thore was no dimtnution Of tue
number during tho forenoon.
Mr. Miller, tho oblig,ng Cashier. ntated to
TAIBuhk reporter u noon, that tteso hAd bcon
s43. 600 In silver In tho vaults when The oNice
was oponed 10 the morning, and OF that amount
about $4,000 waa paid ont. Much moro wou!d
havs bean dlsbursed. only tie rules limit tho
anlouns TO each porson to a100. Thoye who de-
sre larger sums arc Obliged to Bo1d tho{r orders
10 Washington, wlenoe directions are returned
to the sub'Iseaaury to pay tie sums requested.
!, IAo payment OF silver ceased ut uoon, ~
thofo wore large number OF orders from tho
country 20 10 iliiel which required tho Aeln OF
Ill ths clerical fofce. Tho ooln thus sent to the
country - FORWARDED by eIpEeaa Ia leat4a. SHOT.
bags. IAo customer has 10 nav tho sxuresY
charKas and tho cost Of the bags, which IL only
8 cents for eacl,
Tie receipts Of coin from WAst,peton stlll
contlnue kt the rate OF elU,0O0 daily.
, 1876-04-26

fashion which We tolerate when Il o!othea lire
bodies. auu laugh At when It adorns doll. Tho
third table heId a bod. probably intended for the
voting lady on ths second tabfe, when thu GUS
toms OF society aud tic caprice Of her oHnet
will permit her to Anatoll fon winks of the
bA!nY.
Tabs No. Was loaded with flowers, raro
awoot flowers, that filled tho parlor With por-
fuuno. and hado tho room contrast strangely
with those apartments for whose occupants tho
fair WAS hed-not worry rlcasantjroous At best,
and filled with llttle bods. and they in turn too
often With htt1o suforers to whom tlowcr 10
like 40 angel. unaecn this sdo OF the grave.
On tables Nos. and q wore the tollot.eet And
accoutroments Of tho various dolls. Everything
Ia miniature, svorytoing complete. Bureaus,
dreGotnE-casea1 bedstaAde, alt that makes tho
fashionable doll sufficiently comfortable and
langul for her station IN aoctsty.
And asonnd thom al wore ehe groups Of chill
dren. hurrying from ono fascination TO another.
and delighted with Ill. Thoy scomed II thor
oughtY understand that tho income from Att thls
array Was to be devoted to somo nondesorlris,
popularity known ~ "poor children," and gem
orally supposed to have the full complement OF
logs. arms, aud digcsttvc appafasns, but boyond
that THAR information apparently failod. and
also their lutorost.
md Mrs. Codd!nston uln9s, Mrs. T. Q. Barter,
Mira. r. ". Poet. Mrs. O. T. Kellogg Blrs.
Samuel Parker, N1iaa Mann Quinn, Miss Mary
GAskft, aud Hiss uattto uasktll k!naly go1un.
tcered their SERVICES to kcop Tho children Gulet.
and bond tho twlR Of the proceedings In tha
way It should 70. And tho reaut was pro-
bounced snceess. and, when tho doors aere
ctoBod. sotne $500 had boon rcalizod for tho lit
t'a nrchns. who came into tho world to bo tnno-
cent csrpetbagEerB hnd whose existence do
ponds upon eoulo Buch charity a. that developed
yesterday.
, 1876-04-26
MATRIMONIAL.

EYLENbEna-MAnxs AND toxAs-MAnxs.
A Hebrew double weddlng Of moro than
usual interest wns solomntzod At Klare's Hall
on North Clark stsect last evoning. Ths con-
tracting parties wore Mr.. A. Eylenbsrg and
Miss Polly Marks, aud Mr.. 8. Jonas an.l Miss
Henrietta Marta. Tho grooms sro partners III
tho hide and Ieathor BUSINESS In Joliet. and tho
brides arc sisters and respectfully couuect-
ed In this city, The ceremony. which
,n4n,a rss ~ ye Z, 'Hpress'ns Wns ene VA poE-
who n,ade i foe!ing address. which drov seats
from many Of those present. The wcdd,ng was
nuucrouslY attended. Among tho persons pros
ent were Aid. Jones and wife. Mr. Frnnc Wilkto
Of The Times. Ms. Charlos Denuehs, Justice II.
4. Kaufman and vito, Mr. Hern,an Marx aud
vito OF ST. Joseph. No., II. uirsch and wife Of
Quincy, Ill, Mrs B, Colon Of Palmyra, Mo,
AZ. James a. Towcr and wifs Of Evanston. Mr.
Harris svIako7 of Ca:roton. H.. hiss E NINA
Hannibal. No.. tho. Hon. John a1cC,io Of
Sioux City. H.. G. Dsookl,ouso OF Now
York., Mr. and Mrs. s. Nathan. Mr.. and
Nfr. Joseph LipuAn. Nr. and Mrs. 3. Marx, Mr.
aud Mrs. ]. Liyingasou. blr. aud Mrs. 6. ii.
Williber, and number Of others.
There wore also presont great array Of
Hebrew beaustes, bnt chief among thom nl vere
tile two brides. Ihcir splendid ,'gurcs and
lovely faces showed to great advantsee III ther
ltch dresses Of heavy ashes-of-roser silg.
trimmed with orange blossoms. Among those
present, particularly conspicuous for thor fine
toiiestcs. wore tho Misses 1sebecca Harris.
Efnma Powell. 1ennlo md ssra!. sutkey. Esther
Harris, Detsso Marx, Thcroaa Livingston, aud
1fachn! Marx. .
At tho conclusion Of tue ceremonies banquet
wns given, IN which over 100 couples patllci-
patod. Tho whole concluded NTH soireo, and
tho dnHclng waB Eopt up until this morning, tho
Groat Weatern Light Guard Band furnishing the
music.
, 1876-04-26

Commissioner prlndivil1e weut to Milwaukee
yesterday. He returns To-day.
Tho Mayor waa abaens from his office yestor-
day, being detained at home BY bad cold.
The City Collector took IN 5000 yesterday,
mainly from license fees.
The City Treasurors receipts yesterday wore
SO, $50 from water rents, and 1914 from the City
Collector.
Patrolman Henry Smith was yesterday cxau-
mod On charge Of drnukenuess prefsrrod by
QUO Clark, keeper Of Canal stroot dive. Six
witueasos (omplosea) wore produced by Clark to
sweRr that tho officer was drunk, aud tho case
mas taken under advisement by tho Police board.
About tho only excstomont current a. oity
headquarscrs Yesterday WAS apeoa'atio1s on tho
1ocieion regarding city scrip. Tne onployoa arc
all confident that favorable decssion will quick
ly roplenBh their prraes, while an unfayorable
turn, they think. would ruin thom irrsttioyab1y.
Co!v!n's rival In pertinao!tY Y--.Conchshel Tey-
nol1a-called In vain upon tho Mayor y0stor.ny.
lie WAS In search Of information aa to how many
yotea hs (RoynoIds) received for tho Office OF
Mavor. He had heard thousands Of men say
that ho waB theiE choice. It Ia unnecessary to
add that le got no satisfaction aud dapartod
BOARD or HEALTH.
At the meeting OF tho Board YeBtesdAy after.
noon, Sanitary Superintendent Miller reported
tint 15G people died last weak, u moro than
in the ptoyloun wook. though II less than during
tho corresponding weak Of l875, OF the 1856,
Fifty Of tho deceased were nnaor years Of ago,
md uero over 10 yeasa. The ailmonts wsro
Accidents, 8; apoplaxy, 2 brain. . bronchitis,
8; commissions. 10 ; cfanoBiy, 8; debility. 3 /:
dlphthef'a. 8 dfopsy, > onte1itis pnsrperal
2; inanltton. 4; meningitis. II plthais pull.
mpnaits. 1G pneumonia, 0: smallpox, / !;
syphilis, 4; eosofu}h. whooping cough, s.
, 1876-04-26


Tho oussed Town Assessor. Edward Phillips,
h!ed his !ong.tllrestened bill At last yestesday
agalpnt Hermann Lieb, Joseph ro|1Ak. L. D.
Wallace, Calvin D'Wolf, ]. Hummerficlt, Fcter
Foote. George A. h1eeca. J. Charlea Haiues.
noboIt T. Lincoln. James Glesson. and William
D. II. Gray, boiug the County CIerk and Town
Board of the Town Of South Chicago. Phillips
states, In detail, tho town meeting On ths morn
Ing OF April I, st No. 204 LaSalto streot, tbs
course ol tho election during ths day, and 1ss
results. which VAS, among othor things. to
mako him Town Assessor for the ensuing
year. Dus notices OF elcctton wose sent to ali
the ofacars BY the Town Clerk, 0laason. and the
proper Certificate waA fsIed with tue County
Clefk, who indoryed II tn the uBuhl manner with
tho data OF allnB aud hiH name.
Phillips goes On to eh0W that the County Clerk
u bound to uake up p1opor books before Nav
IoE tho Town Assessors Of the laEts to ha aHaesH-
cd that llo went to Mt. Lieb and demanded
thu books for tho South Town Asaoasor, hut was
refused and that Lleb IL now nbont 10 deliver
the books 70 ". u. II. Gtay. II this bs rer-
mltted Phillips fears liz will bo dupslvsA Ut the
cmoumenta arislug from tho office OF Town As.
sessor. Tie Tusu Board also IL intending to
reopguize Gray NJ AnEeBsoT, aud fix Lis ray
II seqnitett by law. Thb complainant then
Qvas On 10 aIa's that tho Town poAtl could
, 1876-04-26
ok, the bold. w.s hsld in eI, 900 TO appear To-

wye
George w.sd. all.s Wood. and Thomas Car
roll tlihs Clark, were before Jnnttca Footo
yesterday. Ward tor reaLat|n8 An ollicee, WAS
sons to the Br,dowoll for lo4 days, and Carroll
got ffty.fout days In Tho aauns institution. Both
had boen. engaged Ia = theft, shloh wsa sha
cause Of their arrest.
:, Tho h7drsu1to tsck found upon tho burglhr
Rogers, who MAS ehot wt,to robbinR the dry.
goods house Of pardridge Il Co. several nights
ago. Ia believed to hare boon Btolon from Tho
Illinois Central Railroad. Nogerh ia atll con-
fnod at tho Armory. and Is rapidly recovering
from his wound.
Ernest Kelsor, = fugitive from the Justice s1is-
ras seatorslay arrested by Detective Dargo,, At
hlccornlck's reaper factory, whore ho has boon
1t work sinco his arrival III this city. In tho
afternoon Deputy Marshal 8hodduck, OF pu-
huque, took him In charyo. and returned homo
on tho evcnin9 sthin.
aelves BY fnaulting md ataring phseore.hy on
Chicago Aycana woro laHt ovoning takon In by
tho police. under orders from Capt. Gund.
Their names arc Richard FAITH, Thomas DAILY,
Richard Warren, aud Horny 1lasass. Thou9h
young In yeara. tl,og hra old and daring in crime,
Warren being as perfect desperate aa there II
in tho city.
Supt. Hickey yesterday rocelyea notice Of tho
arrest of Goorgo Dsponc in Baltimore. George
is wantod in this city for awndllng several par
tfea during 0ctobot last ycnr. On complaint OF
i. Wolfe, Of No. $50 State ssreet, and Z. Desto,
\ dyer on Adams street, he waB arrested aud
brought betore pollak. but skipped during tho
pond,ng trial. lie Hil 10 brought back to this
city ~ Soon AZ possible.
Atonday oventng ex-Ald. Tracey, while rssurn-
Ing homo, was assaulted aud robbed by four tnou
near tho corner Of ilalatod and Sierra streets. A
gold watch prosecuted to him several yoars ago,
gold apectAcfcs, and . p1cthorso purao wsro
among the yaluabps captured. Shortly after
, 1876-04-26
ANNOUNCE CEMENTS,

Tho MONDAY prnyor-mootinH to-day On Ar
cade court will DO promise meotlpg conducted
by S. A. koAn.
Tic Sumnor Literary Society, which meets In
tie Daptist Church Oh tho coruor Of paulua
and Washington streets, will have \ "mock
trial" Saturday ovoning.
Tho Italian socioties OF this country will soon
open thor booka Tor subscriptions for fund to
build q monument to cost 5500,U00 to DO erected
In New York City to tho memory Of Christopher
Columbus for the discovery Of this new world.
They will also turn out tn grand parade in com :
memoratlon OF his birthday annually hereafter.
, 1876-04-26

~,
Tho noted pianist, DR.. Won Uulo', will mako
hss fa1oHell to Chicago in thros concerts rp1t
week, on Wednesday and Friday ovonings Ind
Saturday afternoon, 1t h1cCosmick's Hall. Tho
programme for tho opening nights will 10 CON-
posed OF choice selections from schumnnn, Men-
detssohn, Schubert, and Liszt. On Friday night
tho saeotions will bo exclusively from BeetGo-
ven, including tho domains op. 81 No, 2, op. 20,
and op. 101 the fantahie op. II, aud rondo cn-
psiccioso, op. 129. and tho fuguo and andanra
flna'c. op. 36. This solcotiona for the mattnea
will DO from Chopin, Including hle third sonata.
op. 58, the concert allegro, op. 46. and several
of his nocturnes, waltxoB aud naz,,1kas. Tho
aaies Of seats cofnmonces on Friday next at Hoot
4 Soma musio store log State Htroet.
, 1876-04-26

JErFEnsosy1LIE, Ind, April 25.-Ton thousau d
people Witnessed tho successful launching Of tho
new atohmer Robert E. Lee ut Hoaara'a shp-yara
to-day. Hor entire length Is $40 foes She will
carry 5000 bacs Of cotton. Her cabin iB to DO
a dazzling palace. whict, will dofy tho compesi-
favor on tho great h1,ssssippi, Eho haa ninu
m0nssrous Btoot boilers, mud her enginos will Ia
mar1eln Of mechanical skil!, and will rank tho
largest high-t,tessuro enginna ever built in tho
]. W. Cannon. Of Now Orleans, and vlan com-
plctod Will cost oycr $3.50 600.
, 1876-04-26

meta exercise thar authority TO- sppoint any
town officers unless under the following con.
ditfons or exceptions, that yactncy bad oo-
sither By = faIlure Of tho town to sfeot tne
proper number OF town officers. or that QUO Of
those eleotod had failed TO qualify. or when
vacancy had occurred By death OF festGnetsout
or II any o!licor had become insane. or had rO-
moved from tho town or ceased to DO IN in
babishnt Of tho district for which he Was cloctcd,
or had been convicted of An infamous crime, or
of an onense involving violation OF hts official
oath, or had bcon removed from office. or had
or fallod to give or renew his official bond.
None Of theno conditions having happened.
TIE TOWN noAND had NO POWER
TO declare as they did ihn Officer Of Supervisor:
had no power. therefore, to proceed aud tiil them
by appointment. Due orou II the board had
had such power at tho rneetfnE Of April Ii, thoT
lost 1t BY admitting TINT the election was valid in
recognizing and allowing tho resfRnation Of Pat.
rick X. llsAn. tue Supervisor, and IN allowing
6}ecson to Join with them in tho appointment
of H. r. Lincoln III Rsan's place. The Town
Board also iasued certificate Of tho election OF
County Clerk, but Phillips alleges that II bears
10 marx OF date OF illiag, and remains In sho
County Clerks olllce for somo purpose to him
unknown.
seaBor. and q about 10 receive the oooks from
the County Clerk. aud the Town Board aaaett
t.iRt they will recogulzo him as Assessor. Phil
ltps, OF course. donlos that Gray haa auY right
TO the ofllcs. ard therefore Asks for An injunc-
tion to restrain the County Clark from issuing
tho Assessors booka to alr. Gray. and to pre-
ycnt tho Town Boata from recognizing him 40
slloh Aasessor, or voting him any salary: and
also to prevent Mr. Gray from receiving tho
books, making snr assessments, or asking tha
Town Board for any Aalary.
Mosara. O'Drlon. Barge Il Dixon snd Hhinoa
l. Trip appear IA solicitors for tho complain
ant An application viii DO mado this morning
to Judge Farwesl for 4 temporary iDjunctoa.
, 1876-04-26
SUBURBAN.,
f1Vf,N fEkyl1

. e.'Se"
HYDE pAhA.
Tho Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park met yos-
tortny afternoon alt n,esout. Mfr, Taytor nre.
a1aino ~ tnrn,.or.rv cha,rmon
13o,1o,in, ~ = norn,.aon, p,n,,,.n. -
sunod. aud after fourteen ballots Mr. Behsloy
was elected by the following vote: Bensley, 1;
Taylor, 2. Mr. Densloy thon accepted the posi-
tton in q brief and quiet npoech, and tho board
Hag roady for business.
An ordinance WA then offered by n1r. schlun1
to the effect that as the fundH tu tho Treasury
Wcro Tow aid there would be fcW taxes collected
before 6optember. tho to1lowlng-named otllcoH
be abolished: Village Attorney. Village Eng-
noer. Superintendent Of Public Works, aud Cap
tain Of Police a}ao that tho three flrst-named
officers turn oyor ali thoir books pApors, cLc,, to
tho Village Clork. nnd that tho Captain Of Police
turn ovor his papors, oto.. to tho Sergeant Of
Police. Tie ordinance MAS chen adopted By tho
following vote: Yeas, Bogue, dchlund, Taylor
and DenB!cy; unys, Farrell and Powell.
A resolution was thon introduced bY Mr..
Dogne to tho otseut that . special committee Of
Of onico dusics required Of mud salaries paid to
each, the number OF policemen employed, whore
stationed, aud aaarinn paid and TINT tho
special committee be instructed to report to tho
With Huch suggestions In the form Of ordinances
~ IN thotr Judgment will decrease village OK
y, sn1 aonad nn,o ana o 'ne prosIo
po;ntnn Efns.ra. isarnn' Hcninnd ond p"Wat;
@ ~, Snn, % auu
Ahu o1aa ia sn91 Aaop.ou totIPoshE1! VIZ Euioa
~ tne Nv nuaiu' .ne oS Ie'1t1oo ~ 20 tho
En- sne o. meot!ns, Mneh % "as naoa hs s:su O'CLOCK
.,s.n+niora os$''A"' "o'o'>1 Va oAso'a"9' 40
Thn foo,d TIM, .d,orr,ca N r,oot Tuosa.x
..talo.' -" nua'o saon Ao1oaf'eo W "oes 1uesoaJ
a. Ill., "nn;. .D,..t,,. ..;.
y. ~ "as In, one seau'llnB
- - sntJnr isotwaa, - am,t, n-nt,4 ah aA'"h
aeiaet1on petWeen 10 suen excellent men ~
h,5 beasey "a saa III; nay.of dho , latter has large
, 1876-04-26

AF6 You SG05MR 10 ka0UseK0GptnK1
It 30, 60 first to A. L. Hale j. Brothers, on
Randolph ssroet. just wost Of Fifth avenue,
and so1ect your furniture. Tbis firm arc acll-
ing out ut cost. Their store has bcoi so1d
aud they must leave July l. It is tho best op-
portnnity eyor nfforded IN this city to procure
excollont aud stylish furniture at low pricos.
, 1876-04-26

sptefui IHsnatch II 7'hs chicaaa Trfbtsn<.
DECATUR, ILL.,. April 25.-Tho Rcuietc, John
Ltnlsay's papcr, wns sold to-day to Alr. King,
of UatcByife. Ark. Tho Rcpicso 1,aa boon IN
indopnndont papor. Mr. King is OF Republican
antocodonts but is worry reticens I'd to the fu-
turo course Of tho paper.
, 1876-04-26

Leaae Of Freuol, Plat and Furniture
For 8ale-Atenton ia IcalIea 10 tho advertisement ou
our third page under s1touschold Gools Of spen-
did charo for parties dcs11ng 10 90 to housekeeping
at No. @88 Wabash avenue. A great bargain may 10
IaH.
, 1876-04-26

Our financial arrangements with Havana arc ito
most complete and extensive 10 bo found anywhore
igbcat rates paid for Spanish bills, dovern.ntnts, ETC.
pizes csahed orders hlled and ali necessary ufor.
1uation given application. Circulars acnt frco by
addressing Taylor To-, bankers. IL Wall street, Nex
York City. I. o. 1}ox 4448.
, 1876-04-26

See Specimens Of the Hnuuiwork
of Hllger jenkins fa1ou in the decorating Of hum
,rcds Of nnont public and private buildings then
compare their estimates with inferior workmanship
No. a3l Htato ztrecs, uouacfurnshluR low.
, 1876-04-26

Riohmond's Double Oven Palaoe Range,
tho new "Emrsess Range" Dalton loa state street.
has been made general syent Of, 10 relied upon
tho only afst-clasa rAnFes In thu markell You viii
ind there very large atock to select from.
, 1876-04-26

Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music,
Music books, vol!ns, gultatn, brass and Gorman-lvet
hand inttruments, flutes. clartoncts. bsujos, tam
botXincs, drums, sccoEt1eons csuccrt!paS, lulcers
harnouicas, Violin and gar strings, etc., etc., In
endless variety, at The Noot 4 Sons Muslc Co.'s, 1s0
Htate street. ~
, 1876-04-26

Our Trcnoh Dry Cleaning Process.
Ladies' bring your dressca To lii for cleaning. You
need nos tako off Trimming or rip TN, Cook Il Nc
Lain, so Dearborn, ~ aud 2i1 Veal Madlson street.
, 1876-04-26
E--i =
DEATHS,

OzoniEed 0x-nfarrpw for tho Hair,
by Buck Rayner, majors Of tho " Mari " Cologne.
, 1876-04-26

CHICAGO, APRIL l, 1S7G.-To fht Cofnn1fsafoners ~
j,,ncoIn Pdrk-0ENTtENEN l heroHith submit atato-
cnt showing recorts Gd dIabnEaauents for tho ysar
ending AnyIll, 1871, aud amount In hanit Of Treas.
urcE 10 credit of this 1,o.rl together with ststeen
showing source Of receipts, and the accounts TO which
tic disbursements have heen charged:
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that the true preparation for an advaucs
in public position is the faithful p rform-
ance of the duties with which man hss
been already Entrusted. 1t is Significant
tact which needs no trumpetlpg that
either one of our nominees has Tar more
experience, reputation and ability than
both the Republican nominees put TO-
gether. The unsnimity with which Mr..
Hendricks nomination was made Is
compliment of which he may we'll feel
proud, and although it may seem eli APP
pointment at frat to think OF the second
place where he aimed at the first, vet
we can not but conclude that he will accept
with cheerfulness the task which the party
has assigned to him. He knows that
his 6 me will be source or strength TO us
throughout the Union, and he should
allow no mere matter of punctilio TO In
fiuence his action, but should at once steT
frankly to the front. As compared with
his associate on the ticket, he is still
young. Judged by any standard, he Is In
the early autumn of physical manhood arc
iu-bis intellectual prime. He may wei
consider the vice presidency not the sum-
NIT of his political ambition. but stel
upon the ladder.
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OASTORIA.

DR.. Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis, Mass, ex-
perimented in his private practice for twenty
years 10 produce a CON bination that would
have the properties of CASTOK OIL without
its unpleasant taste and gripping effect.
His preparation was sent for, near and far,
till finally he gave ii the name OF Castoria,
and put ii up for sale. 1t is very wonderful in
its effects, particularly with the disordered
stOmachs and bowels of children, 1t assmi-
lates the food, cures sour stomach and wind
collie, regulates the bowels, expels worms, and
may be relisd upon in Group.
AS a pleasant and perfectly safe cathartic
remedy il is superior to Castor Oil, Cordials
and Syrups. 1t do not contain alcohol, and
is adapted to any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of
cross and sickly children they become good
natured and healthy. They Can enjoy sleep,
aud mothers have rest The Castorla is put
mp at the Laboratory OF }. b. Rose & Co., AZ
Dey street. New York.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens OF
N the Seventh ward, in the city of Indian
diana, that Il, James w. Lee, male In
habItant OF said ward, over the sge of twenty
one years, will apply 10 the board OF county
com no ission OF said county, at their august
meeting, for license to sell, for one year,
spurious, vinous and malt liquors, in a less
quantity than quart at a time, with the
privilege OF allowing the same to be drank on
my premises.
The precise location of the premises wherein
L desire to sell said liquors is described as fol-
No. 20l East Washington street, Seventh ward
in the city of Indianapolis, Center township,
Marion county, Indiana.
lSfgnedl JAMES w. LEE.
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CENTAUR
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The Quickest. Surest and
Cheapest Remedies

Physicians recommend and Farriers declare
that no such remed es have ever before been
in use. Words are cheap. but the proprletors
of these articles Will present trial bottles 10
medical men, gratis, as a guarantee OF what
they say.
The Uenfaur Eminent, White Wrapper,
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago
Sciatica, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Frosted
Feet, Chilblains. Swellings, Sprains, and any
ordinary Flesh, Bone or Muscle Ailment.
We make no pretense that this artic G will
cure Can Ger, restore lost bones. or give health
to a whisky ed carcass. But IL will al
ways reduce Inflammation and allay pain.
u will extract the poison OF bites and srings,
and heal burns or scalds without a scar. Palsy,
WeaE Back, Calxed Breasts, Earache, Tooth
ache, Itch and Cutaneous EruptiOns readily
yield TO its treatment.
Henry Black of Ada, Hardin county, Ohio,
says: my ~ife has had rheumatism Tor five
years-Do rest, no sleep, could scarcely walk
across the floor. she Il now com pletely cured
by the use of Centaur Liniment. We all feel
thankful to you, and recommend your won
derful medicine 10 al. our friends"
James Hurd OF GAINESVILLE, O., SAYS: "The
Centaur L1niment cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tush of Newark writes: "Send me
one dozen bottles by express. The sLiniment
has saved my leg L want to distribute it, etc."
The sale of this Liniment is increasing rap
idly.