Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 41, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1866 — Page 4

Disastrous Finanoiering. The five per cent stocks of this State I in the hands of creditors amount to $1,107,792, and of two and a half per cent, stocks to $1,928,288, the interest on which is 8253,596 per annntn. These stocks sell in the market at an average of about 80 cents on the dollar. No one ean deny that it is expressly proved on their face that they are payable "after 20 years from the 19th day of January 1846 al the pleasure of the Slate.” Not at the plearsure of the bondholders but the State. The State debt bill proposes to issue new bonds dollars for dollar for these 5 per Cent stocks. The new bonds are to draw 6 per cent, and to run.; we believe, 20 years. Indiana 6 per cent, bonds are par in the market., The State has a million or more idle money in the Sinking and other trust' funds, which would have been invested ; m the 4 and per cent, stocks at a saving to the State of two or three hundred ’ thousand dollars, had the Republicans passed the law authorizing the investment which the Sinking Fund. Commissioners asked for at the last session. The bill finally got through at this session, but a Republican Governor vetoed it. The powerful influence of the bond-holder’s money-bags is at work, and a conflicting bill is forced through, in indecent haste, nnder the gag, the effect of which, should it become a law, would be to prevent the officers of the trust fund, even if authorized by law to purchase, from getting in the stocks much; if any, below par, as they would have an undoubted right to do at any time before their maturity. Not only so, but it is cooly proposed by this State debt bill not only to put the stocks of these money sharks at par: but to pay them six per cent, interest instead office! Wonderful financiering! Suspicious liberality! Facts are stubhorn things and figures will not lie. Let us look at them: For the purpose of facilitating calculations, we will put the s’s outstanding in the hands cf citizens, at four mill ions, and at two millions; total; s'x millions, which is something below the real amount. The present market value of the s’s is about 90 cents on the dollar, and 2|’s about 70 cents. Large araoun s have changed hands at these figures with in the last year. The present market value of all our outstanding stocks, thereof, is new about five millions of dollars. The passage of the State debt bill will put them up to par, making a clear gain to the bend holders (less what they pay out to get the bill passed!) of one million dollars! Even if the bonds should only advance to 95 cents on an average, (because of the absorption of some of the 2|’s at Qjjder par,) there is still the enormous profit left of seven bundled thousand dollars. But it is seen worse than that, for the new bonds that are to be issued in place of the five per cent, stocks are io draw 6 per cent, making $240,000 per year in Urest, and $4,800,000 in 20 years. The ) present stock only draws >200,000 inter i est per annum, making a difference every I year of $40,000, amounting in the 20 I years to 8800,000. Thus. it Hl be seen that the bondholders would gin in the’ aggregate the enormous sum of one million eight hundred thousand dollars, every cent of which would be wrung from the hard earnings of the people. The vast i amount of money to be made by the passage of the bill may account for the milk | in the cocoa nut. If this thing is to be done; woe unto the men who perpetrate it! They may hope to 1 tie t emseh ,-s from the scrutiny and condeinnati n of an I outraged peopl.e but it w ill be a hope as foolish and as futile as the sly ostrich who thicks because its bead is hidden in the sand, that it is out ot sight and safe from its pursuers. It ought to be ! investigated and expos- d; and will be, both before the people snd the next Legislature. We see no s i -tantial difference between the State debt bill of the House and the Senate. They are both objectionable, and oug’t to go to the Tomb of the Capulets, but we fiar auch will not be the result. But we shall see, and ro will ti e L>ng patient and suffering people.— lnd Herald. A Snow Storm In a Ball Boom. A writer in Once-a- Week g ves a description of a Rnssi n bad at Moscow, during which the scene in the ball room was enlivened by the strange phenomenon of a snow storm, produced by the sudden’lowering of the tempreature of the room. The writer thus describes it: ••Ti e evening passed pleasantly enough, but toward t<4 close the heat began to grt intolerable, and although the gentlemen did their du y w» 11, it is only fair to say, in fanning the fvr ones, and bringing them ic:s, it became more and more oppress ve. At last a gentletu.ii. braver than the rest—(probably bis arm ached) —threw open the top part of a window, and no# happened the phenomenon. A cold gust of wind I,few sad dediy in through the Wind w, mid the heated air which was oongio -a r : in the upper part of the room became si; Lknly condensed. .n 4 decend-.-l upon the assembled party in the form es snow flakes. Probably there never was mu so cut iousa sight in a ball roviu. Ladk-s and gentlemen in ball totietie, in the mid.-t of a dance, and snow flakes descending; and were it not for the incongruity cf the ' attire, more like a skating p«ry. Th« enow storm, was, as may be imagined, flic conversation of the gat sm for the rostof the eveuiug, and of the inhabitants cf the tewn lor tie ensuing week. I

111'11.... . . -AIS. !-"'.'.4a.DELINQUENT LIST. A List of Lauds and Town Lots returned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1864, and previous years, in Adams County, Stale of Indiana. >? — —— - h. ' • -2 * 3 3 "5? «2s C* Ownkb’s Names. Description of o'* / 2 ** J = x Landa. •= s * i 1 is J h 3 4 a £77 <=~ Union Township, No. 1. Van Buskirk James pt s« I4ac ’4 ® 16 15 70 sl9 38 ' Root Township, No. 2. Dorwin Zibs ptswne • 21 28 14 95 900 96l ; Woodburn I A pt s e 21 28 14 2 4* 90 353 Preble Township, No. 3. Mitchell Elizabeth M nw s w 33 29 13 40 190 BS7 Kirkland Township, No. 4. • Crunk Margaret opt ws w 27 27 18 10 45 223 , Young Cyrus K.l,'n . » 7 1’ 8° 295 7 ’ 84 Washington Township, No. 5. ' Addington Henry e e sw % 31 27 14 40 150 663 Herland Sarah A n w ne 4 25 27 14 40 145 642 • Robinson Jonathan e 1 j's e i I Smith A Vol aw pt n w frac 34 28 !4 same Saint Mary’s Township, No. 6. Galloway Mary s w s w3l 27 15 40 165 734 Johnson David u w 32 27 15 160 5*5 25 90 Blue Creek Township, No. 7. Humphry C C sw ’ 4 sw t, 30 2d 15 40 165 787 Mevers Elizabeth' nl,n e’ 4 3 26 15 77 60 500 24 2s ' Sco’les Andrew, heirs eptwk'a,!.' 29 26 15 17 59 same e n w 29 26 15 80 76® 37 06 Sawford AW n n l j 11 w s w 31 26 15 10 same sw As u"w ! 4 ' 31 26 15 4'J C 5 446 Wise Daniel n w J- 4 n w 30 26 15 4 ) 166 794 Monroe Township, No. 8. Hall Joe!, heirs Jeffries John H e n w 17 26 14 15i 1» 82 Johnson Alexander s e 6 *6 14 80 same nw\ s e 6 26 14 40 MO 17 19 Lazure William n e n w I*> 26 14 40 3**U 53 V 5 Minnick Hannah w ’- 2 n e 14 26 14 S ' 325 le 30 Phillips George W w ! 2 n e 25 2G 14 80 336 1& 52 Rouch SB s l 2 n e 10 26 14 ® n 955 12 53 Re&ffce Jacob epts w \ 16 26 14 270 13 S 3 Springer Alfred s *4 s e 6 26 14 40 115 748 Zunnechly Catharine e‘j b w 91 26 14 30 335 II 65 French Township, No. 9. Holms L L a w frac a w ’ 4 ' 21 26 13 4 same pt frac lot 2 23 26 13 4 45 242 Hicithorn George, heirs n•qr6 wqr 33 26 13 40 26J 11 12 Schafur Charles nptw j Walker Eliza J ptwfracneqr 34 26 13 26 66 135 594 Walkcr W illiam pt w Lac ae qr 34 26 13 13 34 70 324 Hartford Township, No. 10. Pontius Levi s’., nw qr 36 ?5 13 80 same s s s a nwqr 36 25 13 10 450 21 46 | Riggle Thomas nwqrs eqr 33 i-5 13 40 125 5Si I Riggle Jr.mea ept s 1 . 2 se qr 33 25 13 o 5 170 755 Warren Martin eeqrse qr i !5 13 40 3jU 14 32 Wabash Township, No. 11. j Balden John ne;rn eqr 32 25 14 40 same swqrn eqr 32 25 14 40 same n ne qr 32 25 14 rO Mt 28 00 Coffman Jacob nwqrn wqr 33 25 14 40 125 573 Handerger John e\n wqr 27 25 14 80 295 HB7 Host Ignatius üb,s wqr 22 i 5 14 80 285 12 87 Helpman John e’„s eqr t>) 25 14 t>o 335 15 28 Huffman Jacob e’ B sw qr 29 25 14 R t 2’o 14 27 Knepper Jos.ph s w frac 35 25 14 t7 75 415 17 94 McMak.ii Calebs seqrn eqr 32 25 14 40 1 0 492 Rabins James n '-. 2 nw qr 2 25 14 80 1 0 »40 . Troutman Jacob se qrneqr 12 ?5 14 <0 170 755 Jeffers in Township, No. 12. Bodie Mt. ha 1 w 1 2 's eqr 3 25 15 80 250 nl3 B rnard Ezra v bseqr 15 25 15 80 335 14 !0 Flieu Win pt mid pt 33 25 15 40 23D 901 Johnson Harvey w p-n eqr 27 2j 15 114 73 475 24 30 i Kershner Magdalene seqra eqr 32 25 15 40 285 II 1-7 Igjpfborrow Wade, heirs ptv’f’uqr 59 25 15 35 245 12 t)7 Lewis AW, beds midpl m.-l pt 33 £5 15 33 410 S7 66 Peters Martin e s w rjr 10 25 15 80 465 24 34 Reuth Joseph n w qrne qr 15 25 15 40 125 547 Sorrel W. heirs wL,s wqr 13 25 15 80 34 > 14.16 Vi& Charles sw trac 31 2i 15 81 425 17 34 Webster Arthur w .e qr 21 S» 15 80 4to 17 J J TOWN LOTS. _ j • > "S -X ~ J •3 ?- H I*. — = H DarnioD »t Beck Town of Decatur. 3s 59 Miugarev J»swe 264 50 224 Whitridjre Mortimer 225 75 Benner Town of Piea»ai,t Mills 7 75 i>7 Rossinan Elisabeth 33 &ame 24 san,e v 25 130 5tJ2 W eimer 03 Mins 26 Mir.a «-7 same 28 50 Aq Stockham Wm Town of M-.uroe 4) 25 1 Krips Jacob Town of Buena ly Sec certificate ibore.

(State of Indiana ) Adams Covnty, J I, William G. Spjucer. Auditor for the county ! of Adams and State of Indiana, do certify th jit : the foregoing is a true, end correct list of the i | lands an- lotfl belonging to non retident.”, | and those having no personal property out of | which to make the taxes due, returned and re- , maining delinquent, for the non payment of | taxes for tlve year A. D. IS 1 1, and previous | years, with penalty, interest and cost, together j ( with the cuureut year’s taxes for 1865, and fur- ; ther that the amount charged thereon is due | from each particular tra 1, and the same was recorded between the first and the fifteenth Jay ! of December, 1865, ( Given under my hand at the Auditor’s office, at Deeatur, this 12th day of December, A. D. 11-65. WM. G. SPENCER, Auditor Adams Co. NOTICE —Is hereby given that so much of • the aforesaid lands and town lots » s may ba . necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, in- ! terest and cost, which may be due taereou from i the owners thereof, on the day of sale will be ‘ sold at public auction, at tine Court House, in Decatur, in said county of Adams, by the treasurer of Adams County, on the first Monday' of February, A. D. lS6rt, and that said sale will continue from day to day all is sold, or offered for sale. Given under my hand at the Auditor’s office | at Decatur, this I2ih dav of December, A. D. 1&65. WM. G. SPENCER, Auditor A. C. ■ Jan. 6 I »-r-- - AYER’S ' RKS CATHARTIC » : Wi® HILLS. * and ' —-Xi' & W 1 •ompUuDing! Are you out g< \ or d# r « your sy»tem de?raujreu, aud ycur filings uuL u.RICr U l ’? ccmforuble? tyuip* <JwliL'Ar4iiu toms are often the prelude ta 1 ♦ - vil’ h• >. iHnen - Sc&9 fit =* rfgtiW*. • { <'‘ j ■i=hne«i is 1 reepiug upon you, ahould be awted by a < ' »*>B _r * Z-d 5 timely u«e of the right rem- •*!▼. Take Ayer’s PlU<, and clsanse out the disordered hogmors—purify the blood, axui L let the fluids move on unob* •trucked in health again. y'-LjH. 'Hity etissviake the functuot ■ cf the body into eigon us so trit} .purify :U s, . from th« obstrucUone which make k cold settles •oinewheie Ln the body, and obstructs its natural functions. Theae, if not relieved, rea*’t upon thttMelves and tue surrouudln< orga-is, producing general acgravßUon, caffenn<. and disease. Kfails in this condition, opp.esse l by the dei aafements, take Ayer's Pills, ami »»• how directly they restore the | natural artion of the system, and with it the buoyant 1 foeiluf of A*i!;h o<aiu. What !■ true and so apparent ia iLh trivial aud common eom;laint, is aha true in maay of tbe deep-eeated and dangerous disietnpers. The sama P’irjativ* rfSfc»et eape'w ihoui. Caused by similar obstmotiona and derangements of tbe natural functions of tho i body, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured bv the etrae ntsaas. None who know the eirtues of thess Plili. *iil neglect to employ ikem when suffering from the disorders they euro. froui hsdlag phyrietans In some of tho principal oObe, and fiuui oUto. woU kuewu publia per- . tons. /V.m a MtrthAni rs 3. Lcut), 4. 1156. >a. At*: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is greet in me'He Les. They have cure! toy little daughter of aloarous eeree open her baa Is and feet that had proved InouraLL* fcr yea-s. Her a* etc er has beau long grievously affliXed with bUtchee and pimples on her skin and tn her hair. After oar child was cured. She also tried tow P*Ua and they bare cured her. ASA MORQRIDGE. A. a Family Phy.le. Dr, H. W. New Orkant, Your Pilis a: j the prinoe of parges Ths’r •xcollant fIfMkHHeS surpass any eatharti? w« p ssess. They are mild, but Tory certain sad effectual tn their action on the bowels, which makes then invaluable to us in the daily treatment of disearj. Keadaeba,fiiekH ends the,Foul Stomach. JVom Dr. idward Ajjfd, BcMinwrc. Dlaa Bee. Aras I cannot answer you irAaf eompialcta I have ewrai with your Pills bettor than to say all Ih-it mb •ver treat « »*) 'aed*-iae. I place great dependence on ae efcctoal cathartic in jqy daily eontaat with dteeaee. aad Mieviur as I do that yonr All Is afford us tho best we leave, 1 <rf course value them highly. Pa.. May 1, ISM. Lx. J. C. Am Sir: I have been repeatedly cured cf fte warei any l-ody can hftvs bye dnoe or two cf your Pills. It seems to arise from a ftul stomach, which they cleanse at once. Yours with great aspect, ED. W. PRERLR, CXerk of SZtaeatr C tarfc-H, 3'liaw.s Disorders — Liver CnmplaiMts, F.ont Dr. Theodore Bell, of New Yc,rk Cty. Nr.t r>v»i» yn,» pj>>« tdmjrahly ndr-ptad to their purpwe as an aperient, but I Sr i their beneficial effects upon the hirer very marked indeed. They hare in my praotloe proved more effectual for tbe cura of balioue . piMnu than any ono remedy 1 can mention. I sincerely rejoieo that we Aav« at length a porgativo which Is worthy ths caafidaa«a of the pivfosaion aud the people. DyTARTMSNT OF THB INTKIUOR, ) Washingt on. D. C., »th iob., 18fr& J Stu: f hare used your Fills in my general ard hospital (practice ever aince you made them, and cannot hesitate to *»y they are the best ealhartic we euiph-y. Their rvgulating action on the liver is quick and decided, consequently they arv an admirable remedy for derangements of that orgaa Indeed, I Lave s~ldutn found a case of hiKMM so obstinate th*; k did But readily yteJd to thorn. Eratscnally yuurs, ALON Zu BALL, M. D., i ftke Marine Dy««i*tsry, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms* Jbcm Dr. J. G. Qi ten. of Chicago, Tour Pilis have bad a long trial in my practice, and I hold them in est4*xn as one us the best aperients I have ever found. Their alterative effect upon tbe liver makes them remedy, when given in small doses for btiioue fyer.liTj an I di.irr.hafu. Their eugar-cnatirg rnakM them very acceptable and Cuaveoient for ike uwj of wuaieu and childrea. Dyspepsia, Imparity of the Blood. Aev. J. F. iDmee, Itetor of Axfoeai CharcA, Ztosfoo. Pr. Arm : I havsased your Pills with extraordinary •access in my finally and am-.-ng Uiuee I am sailed tu viMt Lu distress. To regalate tLe organs of digestion and purify the blood, they are the Very bust remedy I have ever knov. n, ai,<4 I can confidently recommend them to my friends. Yours, J. V. HIMES. WsMiw, Wyoming Co., N. T., Oct. 24, 1555. j Dk*x Fib : I am u«ing your Cathartic Pill* in mv oraeiice, and find them an excellent pnrgative to tho •yseoiu and yur/y t.W fountains < f the ulnod. JOHN G. MEACHAM, M. D. Com t! pat ion. Cost twensss, Suppression, Hhenmntism, Goat, Neuralgia, Drop•y> Paralysis, Fits, etc. From Dr. J. F. Vavghn. Moestretd, Too much cannot be said of your Pills for the ctir* of 1 eoettrewsr. If c-tbers of our fraternity have found them m eSßcacinii* a? ’ have, they should join me in proclaim- ' tngitfor tbs b- .-!!•! r. ititu i-t tv ho suffer from 1 that *»3|M»-nt, wil ju. a>.:- ( -agn bed enough in itself, is ; the proeeaHorvf other* that are worse. I bell vs co. I <oprig.nate in tbe liver, but your Pills affect that I organ and cure the From Mrs. E. Suartu Pfiydcian and Midwife, Boetm. I I find 'ertw larre d «e« r s yovr P!l!«, takon at tho paper time, arc excellent promotiveocf the natural seers- j hen when wholly or parihßy saporeseed. and also v»:y effectual to cleanse the stomach ft.d tatpd worm*. They ' are so much the beat physic we have that I recommend ao a Aar to my paxient*. ’ the Bn. Dr. (TmtcK. PcLi’li H-l'z f.rann.h, Oa.. Jan. «, 1558. W;aoaa» Sia: I should bo tmjrsuful for ths r.Mef your skill has brought me if I did not report my case to you. A Cold settled in my Hatha an I brought on exeruciating which ended io chronic rheumatum. Notwithstanding I hnd the be?t of physicians, tho di3e><s« grew wc-rs** and worse, OBtil by tbe advice of your excellent in Baltimore. Dr. Mackenxie, I tried your Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. By persevering in the use of them, I am now entirely well. 9a»a™ CE,nara. Baton Bonze, 1... S Dee. I«SS. Dn. Ays* : I have been entirely cared, by your Pills, of *■ Bheumitic painful disea** that had afflicted me < for years. VINCENT SLIDELL. »• Most of tbe Pills in market contain Mercury, which, althorgh a valuable remedy hx skilful hands, is 1 I dangerous in a public pfil, frem tbe dreadful eonse- ’ ■ qaenses that fbeq.ienrjy foil- w its incautious use. Inese ■ , coctaln no merruty cr mineral substance whatever. 1 . Frioe, 25 cents par Box, or 5 Boxes for sl. Prepared by Dr. J.C. AYER &CO , Lowell, Mass | ant? fcr sale by 1. I. Dorwio, Decatur; :l wholesale by C. Toledo, aud by dealers | in luvJicice everywhere Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.

I PI <-« -J) pMt-ap I'tii eMtrwts nr pi»W4 F<r th. riels knllts! Gstiaat s e-n." Akosxcv; s have been introduced to the public for .core I thf.n six years, and have acquired an (hr exceeding any Family Medicines o‘ < similar nature in the market. , An appre.iating public wvs not ha ! discovering they possessed remarkablo and hence th.-ir and consequent profit to the Frcynetor, thus enabling him to expen I 'Vwoo.so.wAft of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the "lAVV£\XQ.VO\.VS I whieh have been showered upon him from W\.\xtvA«> ComlvAvvj. The peculiarity of the UA.OOIX. ixv\.A. VvXXa is that they strike at the root of Disease, by eradicating every particle .f impurity X'w< A5\.006., for tho life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. If the blood is poisoned, the body drags out a a iserable existence. These medicines for curing Scrq/uZa, J .-.'.3, Bkin diseases, CIJ, Sores, Salt Jflteum., iftieumatism, (T>^spepsia : Bitie Hea.d-.iehe, Liver Complaint, Fever and j4g-us, Leuoorrhcea, Female Complaints Erysipelas, St Anthony's Ft e. OCumors, Fi apdions, F.is, Berofi.la-.vs Ccnsumption, »t: I oNEper*«»n xv her di’.aghtcr wu'i hereof fils o! nine years bUndinc, fit 1 >4 Vitudaace of two veurs. ANOTHER writes, his son was cu—after his flesh had almost wraU-d away. The doctors pruuuuneed the case itcurr b’.e. ANOTHEB.was .hi--’, of Freeraud Aguafter trvinr every n>e livinc in his reach. ANOTHER Was cured of Fever Sorwhieh bad existed fourteen vears. ANOTHER «,tiII..,. ...I. is .lelgl.tvoirr Cases innumerable ct 1~:a and 1..' < Complaint could bo mentioned in which th. Purifier and Pills AVovk \.W.c ex CXxeXvtw. are the m st active and thorough pi.it tiiai have ever been introdu. J. They act so directly upon the Liver, axcit ing that organ to such an extent as that the system does not relapse into its former con aition, which is too apt to be the case with simply a purgative pill. They are really a UvxA. laXV-CV VxW, which, in conjunction with the will cur, all tho aforementioned diseases and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headaohe, Cortiveness, Colio (Pains, Cholera JEorlavs, Indices tion, Fain in the gowels, dizziness, eta. Try these medicines, and you will neve: regret it. Ask your neighbors, who have used thou. . and they will say they are Ctoovh I end you should try them before going for t , ■ physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac nf mv loca I agent, and read the certificates, and if yot ! havs ever doubted you will BowXA VtO YikOVQ . As a proof th tied B.< « Pu;i7trdJ Pi Ila ere patel* I veget»>•]••, I bsve n o crirufic; I .!** oft! .•« eiainent chon bte, Profereorw CUiltcu of N Y., and Locke es Clueinmtf E-ad Dr. Rot wk’« Xolf.-rs s->3 Cerl>Scs:-» put. listed i& * cub-jh -s ’‘•.i tof lls Fuper from time t time. Price of th«t Scasidiit r ; t . J ’•? I;' >-.«1 Pvrifirr. i pci bottle, or f 5 per half dozen. ’ t :!<•• Scandia* ria a V«* eteble BlviO'l Fills, -25 cen;s per box. or : I. : - Si. Prinrtp.il Offirw n: > •. ■> Ph-; F .urtfa St Sd Baildiug fry .a Maia St., Cin.’innull, Q. LaLvraterj Nd. 18 Haiiuuaad SUeet. ' FOR SALE BY In Adams county,by Dr. T.T Dorwin <t Co in Decatur,Smith <fc X uttnian.iu Pleasant Mills John Hart, Monmouth ,Samuel Linton, Bnr[i o.and by Druggist and Marchantt general)throughouttb« Onion «6-ulo. Appointment of Administrator. ■VrOTICE is hereby given, That the underx\ signed ha' been appointed Administrator I of the estat oi Jac .b 3eek, late of Adams I county, deceased. Th. estate is probably aolvout. i asiel railing, Dee.22d.H65. 4w Administrafet B. W. O AKLEY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HA RD AV A RE. Saddlery and Carrisige Trimmings, RUBBER AND LXATHER BELTIXG, Ete. 79 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE. INO.

1 *3.— > Drs Jackson , Herbert A Co -n tL.- .Vatiairal Dispenaary, eMu |J ? r ‘ rt «i if uati;O.,Jau. I Lb • cure a ’l , ’ ' ,d Ci «6> with unexampled rapidity $? ate cure Geaorihack, Gleet, 8v D hini. S V'AM't I, Noetr.riral Emissions, or .7 “Hes t , Emis.nms, Female ’A pose.We form and variety of Sex'l.. 0 !’”'” Lures rapid thorough ane p ( . Jtna ’ mo leant.- Send f„ roill . CbcuLr si w,d 'N« 8 in. by Ilin, letter paces of a X< Wo^ey' ■ EasternCi-iefaj >‘” l « i noreturn. ueßaa “r«thd 1 Then why not natron.,,, i. ■ who know the Western clatnat o ’’’!^ ent ~®« | ! speedier cures. " ' CMtf<n ’ Dr Jackson's Female Pin. I send for Circular Special n 1> v 1 ’ la ' : sealed sent with the Circular win r if| ' 1,17 One of the cheapest mo«> Interest I porta nt books ever published WiL*I*l 1 *I engravings, The Mountain of Lie ' I Protector and Mai-rm , e Guide »■' or^ e<, ‘«l Key to Love and Beiuity. ’ ft SI veals vearions subjects r Pr ,, I"" sfact «rjrt- ' plained ill anv pop l„ r W7rii ’ / .language. Pnee 50centa and j or three for J dollar and three ■> J,''’"’"A . Fullv d.-vrrihe 1 ,n Circular, wl/.-i ’ , raan ehould harotrhetp. r «icv or w e ’" ,s “ W t Medicines and instructions seht I «ny part of the country Consultin’ & ■ Box yo e 43< v ' s y ! DR. JACKS its ORIENTAL LINHKSI p.-moves all coldness and gars winch have lamdorment forir.m™. I: will cure any case of impotpnev, creuZ’ increase the passions f or any reasonslht™ Can be mailed with perfect safetv PrfuH per Lottie. • pa. J SCKSOS’S VBEXCH PATEXT MALI SaII. It IS perfectly safe and never fails toeivruL isfacuon. It is tne only snr. and safe pr. IW live against contracting disease ever invented Price bleach 4 dollars, per half doren nd ol.ars per dozen sent by mai . Jaul3 I'fS Manhood : Zou> Lost, how Restmi Just published, a new edition of Br.fil. verwell’. Celebrated Essay on Pie refal ; cure without medicine) of Spermatoriissi i >( 9 ■ aeminallWeakness, Involuntary Seminil U. cs. IxeoTxxcv, M ..tai and Physical InrsmcSr, | ‘ Impediments to Ma-riage, etc.; also, Cosirn I , nox.EriLxpsr, and Fits, induced bv self-imhl ,| ; gence or sexual extravagance. rr Price, in a sealed envelope, only Gntfi, I? I The celebrated author in this admirableauj j clearly detnorstrar.es, from a thirty vean'ue | ; cessful practice, tuat the alarming con-cq'in I , ces of self-abuse may be radically cured trill- I , out the dangerous use of internal medicine or ■ application of the knife—painting nlr mo le of cure at once simple,certain, andeffee i tual.by means of which every sufferer,liomib ' ter what his condition may l e. may cure him- ■ self cheaply, privately, and ndicellf. XTThis Lecture should <’<* in the hinds u i every youth and every man in the laud. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelops,toinr ‘ address, poetpai: on receipt of six cent), or tvs I post-stamps. Address the publishers CHAS. J 0 KI.I.VE 4 CO., 127 Bowery,New York, PostOfficebvil 5Sd. v8n047-ly NIBILCK oAinssT | WHOLESALE AND RETAIh DIALLfi IX 890 TS, SHOES, .HO Ulllffl. At Niblicks Old Stand iu Decatur, IndianI S receiving constantly a large and uryn 1 £ perior Slock vs Win ter Boots and Shoes, ■ Which w- are sailin'’’ at such pricesaavillttl the tiroes, and weinesn to demonstrate till fa to o -r c i- ■ i:c. Auntiig the stock t found a l irjre assortment of LADIES’ AND MISSES SHOES, Ai*-- ». B > Jrc , Kid heeled S’lifp™ Calf. Ki 1, G.tiVe kid Congress heeled Gaiuw- > and Balnierala. CHILDREN'S WEAR. Kid heeled Balmorals and fancy and I Shoes us all kinds—including the celebnfa ■ Copper Toed Shoes, the best aud cheapest v* ! got up. MEN’S, YOUTHS’, AN D ROYS’WEAB ■f all kin I.*, of the best quality, and al ’ lowest rates. Leather, Findings, &c, ■ A full stock. The whole having been louffc fo r Cash, and will be sold cheap. MIMI IDE HD fUSTOH Will And we warrant all articles io be ! carefully made, and of the best materials. Calf and Kip Boots, Stogie* Brogans and Ladies Wear, Os all kinds, kept on hand and madetogru ure. The public are invited to call and fxamir* oui stock before pur ' .■.s’n? of Stores-SS warrai* cur Goods to b'* of l best quaa- j will bt - I i at much low. r ; ncea than “ be purchaflfd at any other <.stßblishmeDti£ Cti! tv, or even at Fort Wayne ■ JTCAI.L-we chary.; nubjug for^’ ! < our Goods. NIBLRh 4 I December 26,13"3. Pc-a'a' _ j Appointment of Adm' ,7strator ‘ NOTICE i« Ureb.- K ; ?' s .%*„•■ I 1 Signed has been te „f Adam. . ~f tbe estate of M. tl.rnm I-Jan■ , rrbab!y soi . County, deceased. The- R 8080 V Xc 22.1 1-65. | " ADMIMSTR ATOB’S sale. -wwnTTC'F 'A hereby given, Tint ... deeeeeedin Vni.n Townsh>p, On the Uth of January ADAl! the personal P ro ir rty °, b ’L of cattle consisting in part of one hone, 4 head£ c 7 head hogs, 14 aheep. hay, I grain in the sr>u'l’P.5 r>u 'l’P. ’ i’i.; tc ] )en furnituts. I uwls. wagon, 710 ' ,, ’ ;h "d r " h ei .rticlea toe te- 1 ; bedding end nuuy o,hPr ."' h of p, , 110 nth«gi«“ under |3cash in »' a^ I)A} , IEL aI IUFG. pec. ««,!««• <’