Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3525, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1862 — Page 4

NOTICES.

I T.MTrw MTATi:or wt:ii:uirjiy ms I ) TKK..T 'F INDUS, M: unit, Atl of tfTiilorj has bn ftN-d n t!. ltrtct tirt f th fr.i'ed St, wirtin and for th Sverih (irnjit and t tritt of lrdistia. rn the JTlh dj f Spetrh.r. 141. by J4 Hiona. 'aq Attorney l r tba I n ted ! f Aowrtr.. i;tintS arks ef coffee ! Jhft f nTch u bi. ;.. I I F.tstv ;i, f. a U.!'.n f lb Iw f th l'rd:d S'at, tbe aid gl arwl sjverchandia 1-eit.g eontrabai! of war, and praying ac'nt s.-ud gooil, ri that tb am may be fi.Vmt J and .dd i arirjra contraband of wir. Now, lkfr( -. m pneaarv of th monsMoi aV.r tb 1 of 4 Conrt I nv d, re-td atvt dearer!, I 1 hereby sir pubis- n-rfiee to all pron fl ming asid gvd, any part thee.f, or tn. ay mnnr interested therein, that ihj be an I i;-.tr brf .r to said, th fiUtrfct Omrt of th l ni!d State, to be hl I at the citjr f L;4 anspoI",Ja and forth Di-trict f Indiana, n th 3-! Monday af November next, at 1 o'ebrk of tb forenoon of that day, thenar! tberto laterpo U.eir claim and make li.eir a:-a;i.n la thxl behalf. n. o. rose, u. s. MrhL jsn n. n. ciik. Dvted SorrmUr 1, .-.. norS-dlit rr ixr.ii static r A.m:iticA, in. J TR 'XT 0 F I N Dl A N A , SS: Wnra.AV A I. VI of li.fv,rmj!ri ha. been ffd in the Ifc.rrvt Court of the L'ni'rd tat, within and for lb Vve,,th ("JrruA iM Ivsfrlct of Irtd.aaa. en tb.Vb dar f IVi"Ur, lfil.hy J-Lrt Hann. Km , Attorney cf de I'nitMftstea f .r said iK-trict of Ind. ana, a;aint & Lag of cofT-. hoie of ci!Wk. 1 ka: of err am Lrtr, & bar rrU cf wbisky, 4 tr .f tareb, 4 ba of frr-r,l barrrU of wM-ky, 5 lji .f C'ff', aixl lk-g'f Ma, iiri at r.nT.I f. a viola'in of U Uwi of th' I'nitM .lat, tb ! I t-oo1s ai-l nx'iTlian.iiM ttn? crjtrai.aixj of war, at4 ara)1ng prirra a?ir.t rati K-i, aal that th may l-1 CMi-mnil ui m1 aa artU cotitraif war. Nw, thrfrf, n parunrr .f tb rrwmition nrxlr th f I of jM Court t'i n." d;rctwl arj.l dlif rrJ, 1 do Lthj g'iY p'iMir 1x4k to all firr"n ela;tn n akl icvla. or any part iL'rcof. or. in any ma;)tr iiifTf!-! tbVrHii, tat tby o an-1 appear bfjr tl. a!, th ItrictCurt f tl I f)tt-I ?tte, to I Lrl at tl city of Irlianipoin aiMt for tha M-trict of Lilian, on tbc 3-1 üooiay of Xevrmhr nf, al 10 o'cJrk of tb forenoon of that 17, th-n a;4 tbrr to ii;tTpo t!i ir rtaim aiKl xntkr t!.f :r 'U KatJ(.r In tLat VLalf. D. (i. ROSE. P. R. .Mar-ha.1, IVr J. S. Pir.Low, In-puty. jAir. II r.frk. Iit-1 N .v.mVr 1, 151. n.v2-J14t

PTnllrrt Matrol Amrrlra Dintrirt 1 J of Indiana, SN: V-f.aaAa, a 1! rl of ti:form.n La bffo C'.r! !n tb !ifr!rt t'oirt of th- l"iiitel Flti, witbin an-1 f-T tb Vventk Clrmlt and l)ifrirt of I:i!iana, on th !2tb lay (K-t'tr. lvÄl, y John Manna, K., Atrornoy f'r the Poitf.l 5tatra for ail Wtrict of Iint an. anui-t 20,K jrcus'n 9 oz qumiue, and rt ponuU riuivkilrr, ii1 at i:tan, ill,-, f..r a violation of t!. Uwi of the I'niiM 5afr, th ai'l cxl arvl nvrrhari'ti- l.in contraan't .f nir, aud prayiu prc" afaiii't k"""'! a;il tb.t tü mito rxta tr cx l in- l an-1 M A4 article itrVn'l -f war. ..(W, thTf.-r', In iru.irKir fli miilf'xn unlfr the I- 1 .f !. Court to rti rt:r-clt arxl l"5ivrt. I lo brri-by f; public iotx-e to all pron claiming frool, or a-y part thrrof, or in any tram-r iiitrrrtnl thrrrin, that they t i"l apprar lH-fre th .ti1, th" Ii.trkt Pnrt f th I'nltM ?tn'. to t? lu l l at the city of ln-liajia-MtiN. ir. atxl t t! lH'tHrt of IrxtiAii, on th thrl MoiKty tif Sfrift l-t, at trii o'rliwk of lb f"n-iM.i f iUt ! tj , thru ami tltTr to intrrpoM? Iii ir Claim and luakc ttrt alifj.ui''ai in tlixt LcLali'. H. Ii. UUSK, P. S. J.ar-bal, Ter J. ni.r.iw.;, Ivputy. J..i II. llKi. nrk. I)atd .Vovfiii!T 2, 1 -CI. novt 114t

f TNfTF.I) STATK OF AMKKIC.V, MTIiKT OF INJ DUXA.SS: V.'mkmk a, A IiVI of InfoniiatU-n baa turn f.lrd in the Tirut Court of th I'm'nt Mj:, within arxl for tb hv nth C1rn:it arul In'tnrt of In.'Un.i, on tb 5th day of Orti.ir, lftl, by John llmn.v F.j., Att.rry of tbt"tiiff.l ytalr for IH-trirt t,t licUtna. agrain-t 3 rak f.f (aeon, rlfd at Kvani-'iil f'r a violation of th Uw f th l"i:;W-4 &.!, tli rxx1 anl mfrcbamlit linn r.ntrataiKl .f - ar, atnl pr:i yir.s prir atniut-t ail t"N, a'Hl that th Jim may t ront'tiuif1 anl mM artirl.' t.Titra!'it of rr. Now, thrrforo, in piirMiatwe of th monition nnler tU ral of at1 Court to m dir-rtl anrt clrlivrt, I ilo brYy rlv public notirc t all prns cU'n.iin id po1"f r ant part tbrof, or in any njnnnfr inter-1!.-! thon in, that tb-y b ami appnr Wfor th M. tb InMriett.'ourt f t!i l'nit-J Mjtf, to V b-M at th city of IiKÜaiiajoli It ainl for tb lntrwt of Indiana, on tb 3! Monday of NurrtnNr nt, at 10 o'chx-k f tb forfio-'ti of tatdilar, thn arwl tbr to intr- th-ir rlaim aiwl mak tbir allrjrationa in that tbalf. . P. ti. IUISK. V. . MurnhaT, IVr J. S. lUotLow, Ikrputy. Jon II. lUa. C1rk. I)atd "ovmbr 1, 1HJ1. nov? IUt

Unitrd State of America lilftfrlct of IndinnnH; WHmris,ir.b"l cf itif'nniir!nba ln fi!l In the iH-trtct Court of tb United 8i s within and for tb S-nth Cirrtilt aiil District f In liana, on tb mb day of ctobr, l45i, by Jubn llann. Kq., Attorney of th I'nitrd y tat f-r Mid IHstrict of Indiana, aiitM R cak.i of KMron. izd atEvanarlll, far a violation of the laws I niti Mat, the aaid goods a:nt mcrrbamli.se bing contraband cf war. 'ow, therefor, in pumuanc of tb monition under th eal of H Court, to m directed and delivered, I do bereby (five public notic to alt peron claiming aaid jrood, or aiiy part thereof, or in any manner interrsted thrrn.thi they h and appar befor th naid, the Ihatnct Court of the Lninl Slat, to b beld at tbe city of Indianapolis In aixl for the Ihstrtct of Indiana, on the third Monnar of November next, at 10 o'clock of tb forenoon of that day, then and there to interpose their claim and make their allegation In that Vbalf. D. 0. K09E.U. S. Marchs, Per J. S. I5nitcu)w, Deputy. Johx It. IU. Clerk. iK-ted Noveintwr 2. HOv4-dl4t

TTNITKT 5TATF.S OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IXJ DIANA, S.": VVnraitAs, A libel of Information ba lf n fled In tbe IHktrirt Court of tb United States, within and for tb ivnth Circuit and IHMrlct of Indiana, on tb 27th day of Sptembr, l"l, by John Ilanna, E.q.t Attorney for tb United State of America, afcatnt 10 boxes of mrrcbaivlt, riied at Kvanaville for a vioUtion of tb laws f the United State, tbe laid good and merchandise being contraband of war, and praying prce ajjainit aid pKl and that tb am may be condemned ant sold a ante lea contraband of war. Now, threfj.e. In purMjance of tbe monition under th aeal of naid Court to me directed and delivered, I d hereby (cre public uotiee to all pron claiming -id kmkN, or any pan tbcrcf, or in any manner interested therein, that they jiul apcar before tbe aid.tbe I4trict Court of tbe United St.it, to be bell at the city of Iti!ianajli, in and f r the Ditrlet of Indiana, on the 3-1 Monday of N'oreviber 'ext at 10 o'clock of the foreman of that day, then and there to ittterpoc thfir claim anl make their aI2ea;atioi)it in that behalf. D. ti. KOSE, C. S. Marshal. IVr J. S. Kk.ki.ow, Deputy. i,m II. Kra, Ork. iHted IVlotx-r 31. 1H1. novl-dl4t

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SS: xrac aa, a bbt l of information ba been tiled in tbe IhMrtet C"trt of tb Uiute! State, within and fr the vnth Circuit nl DitHct of Indiana, on the 27ib day of September, lSfil. by John Ilanna, Esq. Attorney for th United State of America, apaiiut l.OOt) barrel of alt, viid at Kvanaville, for a vi4ation of the Ian- of tbe United States, tbe aid goods and mercliandi.a WinR contrahaod of war, and prarinx pree.AH'aiut .itd k-h1, a id tha. tbe aame may be condemned aixl 5old a ariicla contraband of war. Now, therefore, in pursuance of tbe monition under th al f tbe said Court, to me direeted and delivered, I r"hereby Rive ptiblic totlce to all person rlatmini; petals, or any part thereof, or in any ni inner interested therein, that they he and appear Ufore th aid, the lltriet CiHirt of the United Slate, to be beld at the city of rdi niapoli. in'and for tbe Ihstrict of Indiana, on tbe XI .!.nd.r of November nett, at 10oVIck of th f.ren-on of that day, then arvl there to interpo-e their claims and -' tbrir alleyjtiotvt in that Whalf. I, . RUSK, P. S. Marsha!. IVr J. S. tir.ri.ow, 1 puty. Jon: H. K.A, Clerk. DatrU Cctotr 31, 1V.1. novl-d!4t

I T7ITI:l TATi;Ut'Ai;iH(M IIj TK1CT K INDIANA. SS: VtaraKAS, A lit el o! Information has Nnti f.!el in the Ih-triet Cnrt of tbe United State, within and for the ertitb Circuit and It-tr. t of Uiduna. ou the .Vh day f tK u.tr. by John IUi.uj, Attorney f.-r tbe I nitl state of Atuerica, aaui-t 1 box of oytr. 2 half barn I t-f cracker, 40 barrel. cf alt. and 4 bay of coffee, iwireil at KaJivi!le, for a violation of tlielan of the Unite.! State, the abl g'xid and merchandiz letnR ctntr..t i.t ..f war, and praying priores aainn mM s!, and that ?b an may te cothleintied and sold aa art.eles c vntrabatfl of w ar. Now. therefir, tn pursnatice of the monition nndr tb .-al of ) Court to me directd and delivered. I do fcereKi putl:c r.otiee to all penos claiming sa-1 poiwls r any part thereof, or In any mati.ier tntered therein, lb it tbey 1 and appear brt.e tbe sil. the Ihsti et C. urt of t'.ie l"u;ted ."täte, to 1 held at th- cite of Indina:--

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tbrir aKetatioi m that Vhiif. D. H. KOSE. U. S. Mar-hil. I'rr J. S. lW..KH.v, Itrpoty.

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f TXrTF.H STVTF.S t)F AMERICA. DISTRICT tF !NII DIANA. V VaAaria, A t.el of information ba been f.le.1 in tbe Dtnrt Court of tb Uni'd SiA'e, with n M.d f. r the Nerentb Pircnit and Ii'trKt of In iur.a. n ti e i4th day of Sejfember. lMJl, by John Ilanna. fco,.. Attorney t, r Ibe l ulled Mt'rl of Amerna, aaui-t 2 N.e of ftit rl-Hb. 1 of oil clxh. 1 N. of eaV butt.M., ood rap. 1 Colt'a revolver arl boxe of c.irt!, 1.(mM to'.irkrt caps, C botle of imune, ai.-! 20 j;r - -s .f eale b'itt-r, v.ied a. Jefferson vi'. for a vi.da'i n t f the of tb United State, tb vid pi and meri-barfl:!! b-i-nr rootraoand rf war. arxl pravit.? procew ii(4'.!t 'axi and tLat te JTie may le coniemued a.d mM a a.-'eb-acou'r- a:d of war. N. w. theref'Te. 1n p-irsttaiK-e f the rnni!i.fi utider tb tral of anl Court to me d. reeled aud de'iv-ereJ. 1 do tere-l-y ie pablic notxe to all pervii claiming ai lR Msl, or a.iy iari tLere-f. or tn any mantx r intf rested tfcerrin. ihf they be ard appear before the a d, the Ditrict Curt . f ti e I i.i'cd Starr, to V brM at ti.e e:ty f Wliana;o1:, Irl and T.r tb lltlK-tot Indiana, on tbe 21 Mof.day 4 N"Vrtuir rwt, at 10 o'cb k ( tbe foreno-ni of that day, 1 1. en arid there to icf rp th r . laici and make their a'lecati'ir. i:i tbat VLalf. D. C.. RlE. U.S. Marshal. Ter latwi JotA. Ivpii'y. J. II Ua, Cirk. I at. Hkia:ril. IMJl. - novl-dltt

OYSTERS. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS!! RFOlVi D DVILT AT THE OYSTF.U Dl IVT. N. 3 W r.l W abuifton Mrftl. Tbe rery r.net. fa:tt :hI i. -t favorite brand of the d. Ifioils b.valvr. epti-tlm FIE IMWr,'

NOTICES. TTnllrd Mlrof Amrrlca, Dlatrlrt of I) InUlBttnS; VTwraaa. a I I t ir f-rre-tiVi-n b len fled in tbe !'nc t C o't f h Untted State, will. in and tt tb Seventk Circa t atxl I.-trrt of Indiana, on the Uh di f firi.hf. lsl, t.y JoLia lUona, F.o., Attony f lb Uuile.1 Mate of Anvrka, f-r aa4 In tr'-ct of Indiana, tsx'iii t 2 br of Coflre, 2 boa of Starrh. 10 l vTvUof wb.sky, atd I bo rf canl'ie. '.ae. at F.vuxviil f.r a W!atH'n f lb law f tb United Uat, tli JJ r"l atxl nv.rrbaisdi. beic contraband f war, afel jrajui pr re aza!r.t al (t'Mi. and that th'same may be condemned and .M a ariir U a oir.l rat arwt if war. Nw, tberef'.r. In pnruanc of tf mor.iti'n tinder tb r-etl of a:d Court ta m directed and tleliver1 I do hereby rive, public notice toail prs,n rlaimii g aid (fx!, or any part tlr.-e..f, or in any mar.nr iiterested therein, tbat they be and a; pr before lb Mid, th- In t net Court of tb United State, ti W bebt at tLe rite of Indian poll, tn an-t fwl tbe litr1rt of Indiana, on i he third Mud ay of Novtm'er next, at Jen o"cl k of the f.ren.w.n fthat day, then arvl there to Iriterp" their claim and make their all'C Uioii la that tx-half. D. O. ROE, P. !. Mar-bal, Ir J. S. l'jr.ruyw, Iepny. J.j II. Rra. Clerk. Iated Norember 2, 1V51. no4-dl4t

RAILROADS. IMHANAPOIJS A.NÜ flXCIXXATI ar- UhXmm aT RAILROAD!

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T.tlTIID kTATi: Of A 71 I UI C , DI1J TRICT OK IN 1)1 N A. 8 w rrrtitA, A l.hl cf Inf irmain fca lti f.b-d In the Ii-tiict Court of tbe United State, within atid f-rth Seventh Clrruit and District f Iixliana, on tb Stb day of fk-toir, DiJl, by John Ilanna. E.-i ..Attorney f.r th United State r.r aid D.rict f Indiana, ariin-t 1 bot .f dnij, 7 boxe of cand'.e, 3 ba of coff.-e, 4 kep of "Is. 2 boxe ap, anl 10 barrels of w hisky, neiaed at EvansvilV, fr a iolatioo of tbe law of tb United State, tb ni l pteU and menbat.ii-e being contraband of war, and praying proceaa a;rairt all jtooda, and tbat th same may b coodenintl and auld a artkelea cotitraband of war. Now, therefore. In pnrttane .f th monltb-n ntider the eal f aid CtHirt. to me directed and delivered, I do hereby irlve public notice to all persons claiming Mid Rood, or any part theereof, or in any manner i:i?cretrd therein, that they be and appear bef re the !d. tbe iM-triet Court f the United Mate, to be beld at tbe city of Indianapolis, in and for the Ditrirt "f Indiana, on the 3d Monday of November neit, at 10 o'clk in the forenoon of tbat day. tbeu and there to lnterj their claim and make their allegation in that behalf. D.O. ROSE. P. S. Mar-bal. I'er J. S. Biur.U)W, iJeptity. J..M II. Kka, Hrk. Date, November I, Dßl. nov3-dllt

fT.KITEnSTA T I : V A Jl F. It I CA DIS- ) TRlfT Oh 1NIHANA, SS: HHriri, a liel of Information baa been Hied In tbe District Court of tbe United State, within and for tb Seventh Circuit and IMstr.et of IihÜmiia, on tbe Ofb day f ()cto!r, 1-11, by John Hanna, F.vp. Attorney for the United State ,f Am'rie.i, a?ain-t 24 c .- of IhioI and h. eixed at F.varvil!e, for a violation of th law of the United Stat., tbe ail pood and merehandis being contraband of aar, aird praying prres azaint wild froi, and that tb atne ni.iy be condemned and sold a articles contraband of war. Now, therefore-. In pursuance of the monition under th real of aid Court to tn directed and delivered, I do hereby pive public nolic to all persons claim-tin aid Roods, or any part thereof, or an any man'r-r itit rvted therein, that they be and appe.tr before th said, tb H-trict Court of the United State, tn ! held at lb city of Indianapolis, in and f r tbe ln-triet of Iiwliaiia, ou tbe 3d Monday of November iwwt, at 1 o'cb k of tb forenon of that day, thn ard tb-rj to iulerpos. their claims and make llieir nllcKfttion in that Tk lovlf. D. O. KOSK. P. S. Marshal, IVr J. S. lWi.r.Lnw, Ivputy. Joiii II. Rr a, Clerk. Dated November 1,1GI. nov2-d!4t

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Th bus;n. wfll hercefonh be conducted by W. Tl ?1i -ards. ii. at r ,. stand. A II part ie hav ;n i.e. out ith tb-- la, t.rui .il cail n n.e for a-iiustinetit. " V. lUCHAliDSON. Ir.'ianaj. Its. J,. 2d, 1 -2. i4t

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

American Express Company, a SO THB UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THE COHN Kit or WASHINGTON AND Meridian tre ts, iei.a:iap !.. Three dily Fpresst.v New York; Two daily Kxprr to Cincinnati, and Two da.ly Expreea to Cb'.eago and St. Ix; i ; The above Cotr.paa e are tLe only privileged F.xpresn tbe f i!..,Tiif r.s i, vu: INDIANA CEMKAU L.F.VF.TTF A CH1CAC.O; INDIANAltH.IS A I-EliU: T.-KKK HAUTE A KU'HV.NIV. iiKI.l.FroNTAlNE A INDl ANArOLIS. M-'-ney. pvesae. valuablea and freibt earned with ? f an1 dispatch, and in charge of special and e?ci-t.t pie-rnrer. Note, frills and Iraft. i!l 1-e promptlv CoIWt.d and ready r-turn made. J. t TTE 1; 1 F I J , A rent.

.IKSTTttAlN-S-OO A.M CINCINNATI UGUTNINÜ

kxpreaa arnvea at Cinctrmati at lr46 A M.

Sc t Train 11 i 5 A. M. Cincinnati, Columbia,

7.arsv ill aiwl Wbeelmg Mad, arrivea at t.0l 1. M. Passenjer by this train make the am time to Newark Zanesviile and Wheeling aa by any otter roxttc uul of Indianaredi, aid fare the aMRre. Third Train 7.10 V. M, C.nrinnatl Expresa, arrive! at Citicinnati 12 20 A. M. Lexingf on. Ky. 11:43 A. M. are am as be any other rouie. Call for your ticket rUi the Indianapolis and Ciucii.naU Railrcavl. fla 7.7 r ebec k ed throucb. Mmc ial NoTK-a. 1 sure yon (ret In th rls:ht train at Indiana;.!, The nly Cincinnati train, starxla on tbe fifth track, being the farthest track eoulh In tbe Union D-pot, at Iirdianapoli. W. 11. 1 yor.LK. General Ticket Arer.U W. To rix. Traveling Agent. prl3'S0.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. ISG1. QSa-SSSiS 1SG1. NEW ARRANGEMENT. ritw ICotile to Clileago via Kokomo. 32 MILES SnOKTElt THAN OTHER EOLTK.

0!f AND AFTER M ON DAT, JUNE 17, 1-61, TRAINS will be run a follow s: A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 11:03 A.M., stop at all tati' iis and make close ctinect.on at Kokomo with train on the Ciijcinnali and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and arrive at CliK-ago at 7:00 1. M., and Teru at 3:i0 V. M., iu time to make connection witb trains on tbe Fort Wayne lUilwsy, goin Eat and West. Returning, th same train will leave Peru at 5 A. X. on tbe arrival of train on the Fort Wayne Railway from the Fast, and arrive at Indianapolis at 9.00 A. M., in time to make connections for all point East, South and West. An Expresa train will leave Indianai-ob at SM0 1 making tlse connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Kail road, and arrive at Chicago at 6:45 A. M., and at Peru at 2:0 A. M., In time to make connection witu trains going East and We.t on the Fort Wavne KaUwav. Ketarning the a:ne train w ill leave I'eru a. 11:3d A M. and make rb connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, from Cbicaeo, Valparaiso and Logansport, and arrive at Indianapolis at 3 'JO I. M., in time to connect with the evening trains for Cincinnati, Lui-ville and other point. Special attention (riven to tbe transportation of live stock, produce and merchandise generally. DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent. Thko. P. Hat fiHKV, General Ticket Agent.

Madison and Indianapolis KAI Lit OA S all FA IVY. 1SC1. Jtim 1861. riVIK TASS ENG F.R TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE g Union Depot daily at 12:30 P. M., and the Freight lepot at 7:00 A.M. for Madison. Cincinnati and Louisville. This. I the shortest railway line to Cincinnati and Louisville contorting at Madison with the steamers Telegraph and Jacob Strader, arriving at Cincinnati in time to con -n"ct with the Express Train leaving at six o'clock A. M-, for the East, and by the Kentucky Central Kailroad for tbf South. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 M., by the above teamer, and also by the Madison packets. Forest (Jueen and lrioress, arriving at Indianapolis at 10:45 A. M., making connections w itb all train leaving for the Ea-st, North and West. Fare to rinrinnati or Cincinnati to IntliaiiapoliM, tSOO; To Iottlville, S3 50. No charge for meals or state-rMm on tbe steamer, or for baggage or omnibus at Madison. Shipper and merchants West will find it to their interest to travel over and ship by thla line. Janlu-dtf. D. C. HRANHAM, Superintendent.

MZDICAL.

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JEFFEUS(TnJaE RAILROAD Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted Train Leave. Train Arrive. H; 4 A. M f'0() A . if. 8:50 P. M 8 2 P. M VI10VF. TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of passenger at SoiitbMrt, Greenwoik!, Franklin, Edinburgh, C.ilumbus, making connection at Seymour w ith trains on the Ohio A Mississippi Koad, and at Louisville with train on the Louisville, Frankfort & Lexington and Louisville and Nashville Roads. Freight trains leave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Office, Madison Ivpwt, Wet side. A. S. CA ROTHE RS, Superintendent. J. (I. Whitcomb, Freight Agent. riov26-dtf.

MACHINISTS.

A.vn

nAVINC, ENTIRELY REHTI EI) THE Sllop FORMERLY occupied by John Cooper, in 0.ih1, Smr.b A Co's Iist and Hub Factory, I am prepared to do all kind of work in the machinery or blacksmithing line. Having had twelve years experience in th best machine shops in the country, I fl itti r myself that I ran give ntire satiffaction to those who may favor me with heir work. I have in my employ one of the best blacksmiths in tbe State, and pay particular attention to horse shoeing and machine forging. Repairing of all kittda promptly attended to Models of all kind built for the patent ofiVe. Kernender the place, one fin are south of the Union Dcjx t. on Iilin..i street. V T. WniYS. iulylO-dlv '61

HOTELS.

Walnut Street House, O I TV c; T IV IVVTI , WAIAUT ST., l.ETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, octis-dlin II. II. DAVIS. Proprietor.

THE IIOU.SE, (Formerly American.) IMMbPlATkl.Y OPPOSITE UNION PKPOT, II. WIIIT.tlOlIi:, Proprietor, W, D. SAPP, Clerk, IS now open for the accommodation of the traveling public. Tbe house ba len thoroughly renovated and furnished from top to bottom. ruaa31

BOOTS AND SHOES.

-A.. LTNTZ, llnimrnrf iirrr nnd llr.iler, IN iMX)TS AND SHOES, No. nn Wct aoli Iii: ton Strerl, (i door east of the Palmer House. A, LL KINDS tiF LADIES' AND GENT'S RH)TS AND 2 Mioes. made t onle. dev9-dlm

PHYSICIANS.

IC. .lA.llIaS .S. ATIIX, Surgeon a nil i'hyslcian, OFFICE A FEW DOORS EAST OF ROHERTS CHATEL, On Market st., nearly opptsitc the new postofiice. Ueidfitrc o. s .ortli !'r' Jerf?y itrcrt I lurtl I)onrubovi.H novCT York Strcrt. dim

REAL ESTATE.

R.. J. GATT .TTNTO'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Ml. 3 HLA( Kl KIN HUILDIMm M.T B McsvaVf.

DRUMS.

KilhoiirncN Drums, ATN0.4BATESHOUi3E. auS WILLAF.D A ST0WFLL.

REMOVAL. Scott, lic!iolon V Co.,

HAVE REMOVED THEIR STONE -CUTTINO EMPORIUM to their lrre and commotlioa Yard on Kentucky aeerue and West treet, on a-juare south cf ' tb Canal and th Terre Haute Ra'b-oad. , Tbo wisMrianytbirgtn our line arree,netei to call atel ee us at our ne quarter.

All basin entrusted to u will reeeive prompt aften-

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.0)TT. NICHOLSON A CO

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COST A I do rot intend keeping them for sale in in future. Thev w;?:b MdatNew Tork cost to cloe 1.4. c-'iu.tM-.s of Iad.es-, Miss and Children's Furs, at No. Fa t Washfrvtob tre, t. J. K. SH UUT.le,..'W

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rl HE celebrated Scandinavian Blood ruriSer and Fdo-sd JL Iilb, and also dealer in all Genuin Family Medi. ct:e. No. Fast Fourth St., Cincinnati, O. Foe tbe prevention and, cure of tie aea arising from Impuriliea of the blool or ecrctin. tVrtif.ed to by Morri Moni, Esq , Rev. Mr. McMaTlen. of Indianapolis, Ree. Ja. Haven, Kokomo, and hundreda of otter citixeria of livtiana. Price .f the Scandinavian Vegetable HIwhI Purif er, tl per bottle, or ?5 per half doen. Of the Scanelnaian Vegetable Tdo! Pill, 25 cent per tox, or five boxe for tlRead Dr. Roback's Special Notice. an4 Certificates published in a conspicuous pprt of this paper from time to time. Dr. Roback'a Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, containing a great variety ol ir.t-resting and valuable medical Information, can be had gratia of any of bis Agcnta throughout tbe country. Frorath MUbawaka vSt. Jo Co., Ind. Enterprise, Feb 7, 1K1.1 Worthy of ?ferlt. Among tbe many remedies offered to the public under be bead of Patent Medicines, it l a relief to know that aome of them are valuable preparations will do what i claimed for them aid are wortby of us and a place in every family. Belonging to thi class may be mentioned Dr Kooark' Scandinavian Remedies Blood Purifier and Fdo.d Pills which are most excellent preparations, and have the desired effect In all cases for which their ave is Intended. Like thousand of other, we lar personal witness to thi. having used them in our family with the best effects. We are also acquainted with many whospeak voluntarily in praise of these medicines. One of our leading business men bays that by the ue of only four bottle of Purifier be received more than one hundred dollars w orth of benef t. His diPicclty w as Dyspepsia. We expresa our thanks fr a IilxTaJ present of tb remedies for us in our family. For sale in Marion County by W. B. Vickers.Indianapolis; Kobt. P.rowning, do.; lYrküi k Co., do.; IL Rosengarten, do.; Egner A Wocher, do.; W. T. Hurd, South port; R. U. Church, Cumterland; K. D. Hanna, Oakland; L. Dornberger, Castleton; Warren A Stcacy, Farmersville; W. T Yeaman, Bridgeport; and by Druggist and Merchant, throughout the Union. A IVcvr Article. Dr. Roback's Stomach Bitters

DOOIC AND JOD PRINTING.

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for giving tone to the Stomach, and f .r the prevention of billioua complaints incident to the Western country. Try it. A a morning drink, to assist digestion aud relieve Dypeptda, it ha no eijual. In flavor it is superior to all other bitters. Try It. The formula or these Pdtrers, now (lil) the sole property f Ir. Roback, originated with ore of tb oldest aud most eminent Medical Practitioners of tbe West, and It i directly predicated upou the wanta of Western peo. pi. These bitter derive their stimulus from the powerful tonic nature of tbe root and herb of wbkh tbey are compod, and as they are, by allaying unnatural craving of tbe stomach, directly promotive of ti:jii r.K a:ci:. The present proprietor believes that in making them widely known tb public welfare i subserved. It will soon li for sale by all of Dr. Roback's numerous Agenls, And at Hotels, Ac, the country over. In the meantime, order will be filed direct from Cincinati in any quantity, and at the lowest rates. It Is put op In Quart Bottles, and securely packed in one dozen ras.. Half dozen ample cases, will, however be packed and aent to any address if desired. Rtlail Price $1 per Bottle, or six or $3. Principal oCice and salesroom No 8 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0. Laboratory, No. 31 Hammond street, aprll-lawdwlv.

AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL

HAS WON I OR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN FOR THE cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Comj'lamt, that it is en'irely unnecessary for n to recount th evideii ( of its virtues, wherever it ha been employed. As it h i Ion; heen in constant ue throughout this section we int. I ;i..t do more than assure the "people its quality is kept u; to th best it ever has been, and tbat it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR THE CURE OF

Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache, Pi'es, .'iheuniatism. Eruption and Skin liease, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Totter, Tumor and Salt Rheum, Worm-, (out. Neuralgia, as a Immer Iill, and for Purifying the Pbod. They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive can take tiiem pleasantly, and tbey are the best aperient in tbe world for all purposes of a family physic. Price 25 cents per llox', 5 boxci fortl

Great numler of Clergymen, Tlysiclan, Statesmen, and eminent personages, have lent tbeir names to certify tbe unparalleled usefuluesa of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our American Almanac in which tbey are given; with also full descriptions of the above complaint, and tbe treatment that should be ollowed for their cure.

Do not be put off by unprincipled dealer with other preparation they make more profit on. Iemand Ayers and take no other. The sick want the 1 ct aid there is for them, And they should bAve it. mxranED ar

DR. T. C.-AYER fc CO., LOAVELL, 3IVH. Price, per Mottle, Six Itottles 5.

All our rnredies are for sale by ROBERT BROWNING, Indianapolis. ALIJ-.N A CO., Cincinnati, And by all druggists and dealers everywhere. augC7-d3ra

HOTELS.

BROADWAIT HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CAPT. CHAS. H. CROMWELL, PROP'R. R-eak?at at five A. M., for pa senge r by th morning Train, apr-dlT.

INDIAN A

STATE SENTINEL

STEAM PRINTING

ESTABLISHMENT!

MEDICAL.

TlfE ARE rREFARED TO EXECCTK ALL OEDERS f f for Book and Job Printing, with cVpatcb. and In tbe best style of tbe art. radicular attention paid to

Mercantile and Railroad

IPrinting'

TCH At BILLS OF LADING, BUSINESS CAM. E1LL HEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS, LETTER HEADINGS, KEGISTERS, CIRCULARS, EECSIPTS.Ac Show Cards and Bills ! CHECKS, NOTES, BONDS, ENVELOPES, STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac POSTING BILLS roa cochtbt mcrcrakts. Sliotv Rill, Hotel Hill off Fare. Hand Hills I'osiler and Programme Label. Invitation (Par tics and Halls.)

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or evkat DKacajmns. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS, CONSTITUTIONS, REPORTS, BRIEFS, Ac.

We have one of tbe mot complete Printing Establishments in the country. Our facilities for doing all kinds of Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are first class. We have introduced tbe latest and fastest Presses, and have added to our Type all tbe modern styles, and we employ the beat werkmen. We are thus enabled to furnish Joba promptly, to guarantee satisfaction, and to accept low prices. We have connected with our Job Department Adams Superior Presses, and are prepared to execute Stereotype presswork, together with the Preaswork for uuUide papers, at low figure a.

PAPER DPALPRS.

THOMAS X10M, W. H. CMATrtKIJ), WBJ. W 0OOS. .i011, Chat field V AVootls, 17 and 1!) Walnut Sit., CI nciniiHtl. ManufacturtT and Wholesale dealer in PRINTERS' CARDS AND CARD SHEETS! I PRINTING INKS AND PAPER MANUFACTÜRERSalo, er.al, atent. for the Matuolia Mills writing pa pers; manu acturera of extra wrapping paper and paper ban.

WRITING INKS.

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Celebrated Record Ink FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. PUICr. FIFTY VT.riTS ITU Qt'AltT 1 1 OTT I.E. majT7-dtf

WINES.

MONNINGER'S PURE RHINE WINE. VNOTHER L-R.F. QUASTTTT OP RHINE WINE Jut received from my father In Europe, which nr-pasx-s any ever imported, and I offer It to tb public at anpreccdeutedly low pneea. It la neu, ualed for mi teal purpose, particularly in case of consumption, pie call aT4 examine my toek at La Belle Kelauraot, corner of W Aj'biiiRtiu rtrtet and Keniurkv avenue. DANIEL MONNlMi ER, Arret, in j 13 Indianapolis, Indiana

jriercliants, Hankers, Kailroad 71an arrrif Insurance Afentt) .Manu ffacturer, Vc,

I respectfully directed to our Establishment, If tbey desire fimt-claa work at low rates. 50rdera fron, abroad will receive prompt attention. EzfTTork farnlf bed In all cases at th time proniid.

13 Strangers from a distance, nl business men of the citv and countrr. are rordialr inriu-d to visit our oflice, and examine our facilities for executing every description of Printing in the neatest etjle, and on the most reasonable term.

OfSce on Meridian Street, South of Washington Street, opposite the Postoffice.

ELDER HARKNESS & BINGHAM.

CURE

CURE

KepvousHeadache

By tbe oe cf these Pills the periodic attacks of ferro or SisJt DfuiacX may be, preventer!; aid If taken at tha covnmeDcement of aa attack Immediate relief from pain an I s tckness will be obtained. Tbey aeldom fall in reruovtnt; the Naasea and Headache to which female are so subject. They act renüy tjpn the bowel remrrinFCotfvfnese. For literary Ifen, Student., Delicate Females, and all eroos of sedentary habits, tbey are valuable as a Laxative Improving the appetite, pivins; tone and via-or to tbe Ifrestive ortrans, and restoring the Natural elasticity and trenjetb ft tbe whole tiyrtera. Tbe CEPHALIC PIIJ-S are the result of Ions: taventijcatlon and carefully conducted experiment, having been in ne many years, daring which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering frorr Headache, whether originating In the nervous system ot frort a deranged state f the stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may b taken at all times wlih perfect safety without making any charge of diet, and tbe absence of any disagreeable taste renders tt eay to ail minister them to children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFKITS The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spalding on each box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines. A box will be sent by mail, pre-paid, on receipt of tbe I'KICG, 23 CKMTS. All orders should be addressed to

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

TTrTTS OREATEST MEDICAL BE AUTIP IB R OF T II K A 0 K. AND TfiF. ONLT IXAIK PHKPAHATION

Worthy of any c.fl-lee? fof re-ierli f

HENRT C. 8PAUHNG, 48 Cder Street. New York.

"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT." INSTANT RELIEF! STOP TOUR COUGH! PURIFT TOUR BREATH! STREGTHF.N T0CR VOICE! SPA T.TTTSTGr'g THROAT CONFECTIONS, ARE GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS. GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. GENTLEMEN CARRT SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS LADIES ARE DELIGHTED Mini

SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS CHILDREN CRT FOR SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS

They relieve a Cough Instantly. They clear the Throat. They give strength aud volume to tbe voice. They impart a delicious aroma to the breath. Ley are delightful to tbe taste. Tbey are mad of simple herbs and can not harm any one.

Thirty Cent. A DDK IS iii:m: v v . spamumi-, NO. 4-i CEDAR STREET. N. Y.

A single kettle of SPAUMNG'S PREPARED GLUE will save ten times Its eot annuIly.TjJ SPALDlMi'8 PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I

I advise every on who has a Cough or a Husky Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of tbe Throat, to get package of my Throat Confection, they will relieve yon nstantly, and you will agree with me that "tbev go right to the spot." Ton will find them very n.seful and p ssant while travelling or attending public meetings for stilling your cough or allying your thirst. If you try on package I am safe in saying that you will ever afterward consider them Indispensable. Tou will ßnd thm at the Dru ggfrts and Dealers in Medicines. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. My signature is on each package. All others are coun erfeit.

A package will b sent by mail, prepaid, n receipt of j

BPALDING'8 PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE THE PIECES! ECONOMY 1 DISPATCni JA Stttt n Tim Savm NiK.."T-j As accidenu will happen, even In well regulated families, tl is very desirable to have some cheap andconveoiet.t way fr repairing fnnuture, toys, crockery, etc. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE meet all sorb emTirenoe, and no boaaeboH can afford to be wnbout IU It is always ready and up to the tucking point. TSEFUL IN EVERT H0UE." N. B. A brush accompaniea each bottle. Price IS enU Address, HENRT C. PALDLTTO. No. 4", Cedar Street, New York.

CAUTION. As certain unprincipled persona are. attempting to ralra off on tb mnsaapccticg pahr, imltaUotiS of my I'RK PARED GLUE, 1 would caution all persona to lamla before purthasicg. and e taat the fall name, -TSPALDING'S PREPARED 0LTE.-d

Is on ta t Wie. wrapper, all others art swindling

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FVf RY DKUGGI5T IN THE 1-N1TF.D TTrl "j faminar w ilk the article, aj4 will teil y If y yu A Mild or Gray or Vtur Hair ota as. Tssnlc,

ProlHNor O. T "Vl HAIR RESTORATIVE I the Only ICellahle Article ffssr r 10 I e.

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMEN,

Ladies and gentlemen. In al! pars of the world testify to tht effkacy of Prof. 0. ). Te-l's Hair Restorative, ard geutlemvi of the press are unanimous In Its praise. A few testimonial only can be re be given; s circular for more, and it will be impoAi!j for yo to tlocbL PROF. S. THALBF.RG, PIANIST, . says on bi arrival In tbe United States. k was rapidly becoming gray, but on applying Wool's Hair Restorative, bis hair an recovered ita original hue. CHARLES CAKDEIV.IS NASSAU ST-, N. T, Says th tray hair on hi wif'a head were, after a few weeks trial, turned Into a dark bron, at the same true 1-eauti'y mg and thickening the ha.r. A. C. RAYMOND, RATH, MAINE, Says be la bow sixty years old, and his hair and whisker were two-thirds gray, t at by the use of two bottle of tbe Reiterative, the gray hairs have disappeared, bvih m 1 head and face, and la more soft anal s;by than tor twenty-five years prin. Uiswife, at the ace of Lfty-lsio, Laa us.sl It wit's Iba same e fleet. FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ., NEW ORLEANS, Says that he lost his hair by the Telb.w Fever in IHM. II used Wood's Hair KeMurative, andbia hair is now thick and gl'-y. M. MIDDLETON. LIVINGSTON. ALABAMA.

says tbe Restorative has tsn mch good In lis part tl the country. He ose! it for bald.ties and now baa a fine head of hair. T. L. MORSK, LEBANON, KENTUCKY, Says be Las seen Wood's Hair Re.torative uwl in bund rrl of ras and oev.r knew it to fail tn accomplishing all it professes to do. A.J. ALDEN. MrLANKSBORO', Says be had the scald bead eight years, and was bald, but by tbe Lbcra hi of Wood's Hair Restorative, be now hat a rich, gloaa head of hair. Ltc.oMKa, Noble couuty, Indiana, Feb. S Prof. 0. J. Wood. Ifear Sir In tlie latter part of thyat lSTii, while attemliiia; to the Mate arxl National Iw School of tbe Mate of New York, my hair, f.'orn a cau unknown to rue, commenced falling off very rapidly, 0 tbat in the short space of sis months, tbe wb4 upir part of my scalp was entirely bereft of lt cveriug, and much of the remaining portion upon the r!e and back part of my bead shortly after tecani srray, so that yoa will nt be surprised brn I tll you tb.t upon my return to the State of Indiana, my more casusl acquaintance were not so much at a loe to discover th cause of tha change iu my appearance, aa my more iiitiinie acquaintances to recognize me at all. I at once made application fo tb mot r-kl'lful t.bysiciana in the country, but recrlrina: ik au ranee, from tbetn that my haircoulti aealn te. restored, 1 was furred to become reconciled to my fate, until fortunately in th latter part of üie year 107, your restorative was reeommetKled to me ty a drupgit. aa being the raiet rrtialle Hair Restorative, in use. 1 tried one bottle, and rund to rny great fatjfacti"n tbat it was producing the desirrd effect. Since that time 1 have nsed seven dollars worth of your Restorative, aol aa a result, have a rieb coat of very soft black hair, w hich no money can boy. As a mark of my gratitude f.r your labor and skill In tbe production of so wonderful an article, 1 have recommended it use to many of my friend and acquaintances, who, 1 am bappy to inform yoa, are using it with like effect. Very respectfully. A. M. LATTA, Attorney and Counselor at Law Oak Gaovt, S. C, June 24, 1 Prof 0. J. Wood: Dear Sir Your Hslr Restoratire la rapidly gaining popularity In this community. 1 have bad occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give j our IUt Restorative a perfect test. During the year 1HS4, I was so unfortunate aa ta le thrown from my sulky against a rock near the road side, from hieb my head received a most ternbb blow, rauaing a great deal of irritation, which communicated to the brain and external surface of tbe bead,frm tbe effect of which my hair was finally destroyed over the entire surface of the bead. From the um I first diaeoren-d its dropping, however, up t the time of its total disappearance, I employed everything I could think of,teina: a professional man myself; and, as I thought understanding tha nature of tbe disease, but was finally defeated lu every prescription advanced. The and no other circumstances induced me to resort to your worthy Hair Restorative, which I have every reason to le live produced a very happy result; two months after the first application, 1 bad a 1-eauiiful a Lead of young hair aa I ever saw, for which I certainly owe yn my most sincere thank. It assured, dear ir, 1 Lall recommend your remedy to all inquirers; moreover, 1 shall use my inCuence, Lieh I flatter myself tossy, Is not a little. You can publish this if you think proper. Yours, very respectfully, M. J. WRIGHT. M. D. Office of the Jeffersonian, Phillippl, Va., Dc. 11, M. Dear Sin I feel it my duty as well as my pleasure, to state to yoa the following circumstances, winch you can use as yoa think proaer. A gentleman of this place, (a lawyerj has been bald erer since his esrly youth, so much so tbat he wss compelled to wear a wig. He was induced to ose a tort) of your "Hair Restorative, which be liked very much; and after using some two or three bottles Lis hair a-rew out quite lusuriai.tly, and h Dow has a handsome bead of hair. Tbe penileman's name Is Bradford, and he is very well known In our adJoining counties, many jron can testify to the truth of this ststement; I give it to you at th request of Bradford. You can sell a great deal of your Hair bsu.rtie in this and the adjoining counties if you have the pr p r acents. Yours. Ac. THOMPSON SI K.HM'K. CHKim.a, S. C, 30th July, IV.. Paor. O.J. Wood Vir Sir: 1 take pleasure in recommending your Hair Restorative as a moat excellent cure for scald brad. My -n was suffering very much from this diease, and after using one bottle, waa mad perfectly well. I recommended it to other, who had diseases of tbe head, and in all cases it had lb desired effect. Yoti can recmmend it without fear as a most certain cure for scald head. Many other will certify tbat this and many other cases was cured from the ne of yur tnt valuable Hair Restorative. Respect full v voir, GE0P.GE McSUAIN. The New Tork Day Bok sayr. The majority of Hair Washes, Hair Iys, Ha!r Tr.r. Hair (.His ant tbe numbrls preparations which are now before th public under such extravagant, Ly;rboIca! and fantastic titles as we se paraded in show window card arxl newspaper beadir.tr, as hair preparation, are all humbuga of the first water; tk Ir real merit, when tbey poa any, is, that they do no barm. HOi'H LARD, WHALE OIL, LARD OIL, SWEET OIL, scented and colored, make up, when In beauuful wrap;r and white Eint class bottles, tLe eotiet character cf tnr.ics; and when thus costly are baptized with tne tri-jT.aM term, and caught at by verdant young and old of both sexes. Such is rw the character of Prof. Wood's Hair Rtrative. Thi gentlemen cns before tbe world without any 4hirhfalutin' XiIoj Lloforicm. .r any other asfounding or startling catchpenny terms fce stmply advertises a llur lUtrtfit what it eiprnt. precisely and as a Restorative it acta. Buy Prof. Wool's Hair Restorative; and, a "you value your scalp, sy, your very brains, apply nothing el; for it may ! that 300 will get som worse substance than perfumed Lrd oil 00 your cranium. Remember, Wood's Rsuiative for the hair 1 the bst article extant," it wiix, sr aarvaa'sowa raocvaa RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR Will make It grow n Bald He., Will restore iL natural scretions. Will remove ai once all Itching, Will rennve all ItoiMiruff, W'ill cure all eruptions even scaJd Will make the hair soft a ret roy, Wi'l make tbe old appear youns; apaic, Willpreerve the cobr of ha;r to oid age. Will always fa-ten tt and stop it falline , And i otteof th lst toilet artrie f-e tb har a-w tn use. IF TOUR HAIR IS HARSH, U Prof. Wiod'a hair retorafva If your Lair is grey, r rrf . Wood's hair rest orativa. f yoor hair la thin, U Prof. Wood'a hair re t "fa lira If you are bald, I'kt Pref. Wood's hair reatoratrva If yoa hav nervou ba lacbe, Ua iTof. Ward's hsJr reeterativa. If yon want testimony overwhelming. Read the circular of Prof. Wood's hair rest erst a O. J. WOOD & CO., Ill NIarket sreel,t. Isnla, 414 nrssastuart Mw Verk M A NT F ACTCT.E RS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

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