Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3990, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1863 — Page 3

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' T h V R P A V M O U N I N O ." J V I. V 2-1 CITY AND STATE ITEMS. t5PPpnCff baa pon lr.t th ortitut lio. II ill, ata rt4Mnt,f rlf, v.wiiiut on ot bit aoperior hau, of whtttrer ntUtou fan:, ()T lht hrkioj bad Lat you now wear.

Xw ia tut Timk to Srta a foor Sti:at;o ro Vail asd Wijth. Watt imm? Jiatel Cftj povl laUrrra at t!. Intiimpli Holllog ilill. Gooi wage rM jiildlw Fovsr. On tri moniir.jr of t!e 1 1th of July, at the Mi ton Hyue, a rvtuonaie, ror.tainir: omr money. The ownr cn get hj r illing at the Mun IIou. d.lt. Out fr thc Draft. A very airr.ple expAÜent ( to keep you from tJie draught U to weir . flinucl Mrt. well m.vl, and at low price, from lVirker'i, No. .TJ Wet Washington ptrret. jy 22 3t Attixtioi, Fourth Vi int, Ci-Aki. You are l.ertby rdereI to meet at your rendezvous rromrtlj th Thtmday eteiirat G o'clock, fur

romj-any drill, hery mmer mint Im present. Ity oner. A . I . A1L jUAJII. Captain J. I II L A AX, (I. S j" Thc SrAT or VV AirV'e direct the atfentiou of Ihm who are deirow of procuring fine loc tn for auburttan residence, to the map in this moroini;' ppcr, of the division into lot. of a beautiful tract of Und adjoining the city. Notice the map. re.id the terms of ia!e, vi-it the r rciui M and prepare to bid. g, fj The remain ot Lieut. Win. E Hart, of the (ireenfieM company, ho d e 1 at Lawrence bur: teterd.y morning from the t-flVcts of the woun i.s reteirei in the unfortunate aff.iir in Col. Shrjock's regiment, p.iveil through thin city List erenin. 3Ir. Hart w u young mm of fine rrorui-e, and hi untimely de.ith will be deeply regretlel in the community in which lie resided. ftl Pruning. We are now rcadf to do ull kind of plain and fancy Job Printing, in the betntyl, on hort notice, ar.d at cheap a any other oßce. We h;ive competent hmdi, rood pre-e,.a fine ;i-ortment of paper and carl, and wecan do good and cheap work. AH kind of books, brief-", cit.tlogues, Lc, printed in the bet tv1e and on short notice. We ak the pitmiue of democrats, and alloth er?that want printing ilone. tf. Mill I'sortRTT duSukhiiTruie Allourinc and two mw rnilN, hut a yenr or two .M, run iiina by water power, und hituite.! on a roo-J grattl road within a mile and ;t h ilf of Craw foidsville, art offered for ile or in oxchane f.r an improved farm, or Indi in.i;x!id property, br Ie!ze!l & ,loney. Heal rtte Urokers. Attached to the mill are 70 acre of choice land, nnd two dweüing. A half interest ri the preperty will !e aoid if it is preferred. It is all in excellent condition, on "a never filin iream, and in a re gion well supplied with timber and productions of grain. JgT'lJusinesa has reumtd its usual quiet, and rery eiduce of the Morau excitement ha disappeared The name on every lip one v et k ago we seldom heir mentionc! iiow. Such ifame. If Morgan expected to inlliot any feiiou3 or lasting injtiry on Indimaby his raid, he has been wolully deceive!, und when, if lie should be mo lucky, he gels buk within the llebel tines, Molitnry and alone, with hi line command f-cat-terel and prisoners, lie can tell the people of the South that he learned on Ie-uii in his wanderings, and that wm never to lelieve a word pub lished in an Abolition newspaper. Col. Kioo'f IIkuimknt. On Saturday r.ext. at Uniuers-ity Square, this gallant regiment will appear on dres parade. One of the hrt compi r?es to yoJunteer in it, was from the First Ward, Capt. Wheatley. commanding. The First Warder are proud of their represent tive men, and th?y are proud and grateful io far as the noble ladiess are conceniel. These patriotic and beautiful ladies, of their own free will and by their own exertions and contributions, fabricated a bei a til ul Unioa banner, which, by Mi Mollie Spurgeon, wva July preente.l.. In addition to the ladies we mentioned yesterday as at tive in this patriotic and glorious work, we have to spe k of Mrs Clark, Mm For.-ln, Mrs. Suter and Mr?. I5ay miller. Jii awAT SiBiOL Acciiet. Yestenluv afternoon, two horses Marted to run away with a wagon rigged for hsuling hay. The rack was high and loosely cottrut tel. The hores started on (eorgia treet and r;n towards I Iloiois street. The poles of which the rack wn composed got loose by the jolting and swung about in every li rection. The hores turned up Illinois street. The Bate House on, nihus had just p.s-ed thc crowing going north, and the furious horses mad dened by the poles swinging round their heels, ran against it. araahing in the hind part of the bus and seriously injuring a loy ytardiiig on the Mtera. Ore of the poles which teemed to be sticking trarght out beyond the heads of the hordes, grazed his ide and tore the clothe entirely off. He apjears then to have been struck by the horsea and knocke 1 into the bus Had the pole struck him it would line passed clear through him. He wa crriei into the othVe ot Dr. Howani, near where the accident occurred, and from thence to the Hate- Hme The street was crowdel, and by the time the wrecks were disentangled the hordes were blocked in by a wall of jxeople. SroaTiM; Matties The Trot Ymtekday. The trotting puk was well patronized yesterday, and there was considerable import in witnessing the scrub races after the regular matches were decided The matches were a trot in h irness. mile heats, bot two in threee. between Mr. Cimo he'.l's Chuck in the Hole, diiven bv Mr. Crult. 3Ir. McCarty'uKcuhen.aiMi Mr DelelTs Hautee Chuck in the HoJt ok the first two heats in 3:07 and 3:03, although he was clo-elv presnl bv Reuben and llaubee. Hiubee was driven to a w.gf)n, and his been but a few d.iys training Withequd weight and a little practice on the track he will in tke his mark. The evond race m a trot round the tra -k, which i .-mething less than a mile, be.-t two in three, between Dm Ricon Ueorge and Mr Moses gray horse. The cru won, unking the two Jjrst heats iu 3:07 an 1 3"3, and took the purse. Then followed the extempore race, running and trotting, which aft'.fh: a greitdeil of fun. Wh it liaa beco'me of the Trotting A'Hi ttion? Is it to be Mi'lYcrel to i;e ut without an ell rt oa the part of the lovers of ihii noble aniui I. tl.e torse, toperlect i;s organic itiin? The Truit Su,.'Titi. Yesterday afternoon the City Grays. Ca pi. It. K. Elliott, marched to the bottom lind, just soutli of the Cemetery, on White rirer. for t irrt practice The company i comrved of young men worthy to be ir the nsme of that n.i.!e band, t!,e old" City (iieys, whiih h tv. furnihid so nnnv g tllmt and u-wm-pl:hel o:ricers to our armies in the lifld The Cirtsin ws an h !iorl member of the o! J eorjw and watche with pride the jrogress of h;s old comrades as tht-v carve their wir onwatJ anl upward in the Union army. A the company maichel to the ground hii h their target, and ga:ly prrparei f ir the ,-rk on hind, we thought of the mny, ry nunv, p!esuit divs we had p-isel inslmdir tnatdy reerettion, when the Gra, tur.l- and Zi'uvs were the pride of thoe in our c'ty w!o Ivikel with v; reh--! on on the deoajicg military pir.t ot tl e dav. Then the ru limects of a military education" was ac quire"! by running again-: nfier than with tne tide of public sentiment. Now that all look with lavor ujMn the citizen oldier. msy not hoj-t. if oceai.on should arie lor their service, that the compare now forming will give to the country, a d.d their pre lc-e t, officers and men who will fhed lutre upn its arms. Lieut iitrg Simmons, of" the 11th. an oi l (irey," Uli ngh a young man. was present, an 1 took a lively i:iteret in the procei-dinrs, which called to lAiod h s rarlv irniuinj in the profe-s:.r of arm. The target w plscei against a tree at the foot of a bluff tank, and the company took position one hundred yird fm it " The first round was wild sh jtirg Xh- rr.enhid not triel their mu-ketj before, .v.l knew nothing of their range The aevbud 1 Nir-r, .me trw -hots itrikin; ti.e target, au l the tree for tire leet up being barked considerably . At tl.e tbird round, the boys got the range and fairly riddled the tar frt with ball. The hling at this round was iLl cred. table, and if thebovs imprye a fast at each iucct'l t e pr active as they dl yt?trrday, bulls' erea will be now Leie.

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The prixe wer to te awardeJ th silver medal to the bet string, the leather medat to the w rt shot on the tar'tt, and a bofjuet to the bet f hot on the t'lTiCCt. It will be observed that t o one put more than two ahots in the lartl, the rtro jtid, ai we rrmarkeJ, being wild. Th following gentlemen won the prizes: Silrcr medal Joseph Charles 6 in. aLd 7 JiD 13 ' string. ' Leather me-lal George Sulgrore, 0 in. HjuetCharles Pan.hart. in.

Heel and young S.jlgrore fnr the leather mHal. Kee,l stood fur fomettime t the head of tho lit, and having t his hesrt upon thetrophj, wsu hel J the hots with great ir.teret. When". Hulgrove reat hin an eighth of an inch he whit!ed his veiation, houlderel hs musket, and revjlrel to win the pilver medal reit chnnce. The content for the ilrer medal was between Mr. U. A. Cooper and Mr. Charles. Mr. Cooper 'a hots were 12 in. and 9)A' 1C Mring. Theclo'et competitors of Mr. Iiirnhart were Henry Louden 3 in. and Oliver Wallace 4 iu. Tl.e company marched to town with their riddled target birne bv the Miue colored attendant who had often csrried the board for the (reys in days gone by. The afternoon was very pleas antly and we think profitably posed, and when the boys have another target shooting we hope to be present to assist friend Iiurnct in keeping the tally. The Oreat Excfa.tox. This afternoon at 2 o'clock the grand excursion to Niagara Falls, by way of Toledo and the Lake, will start from the Union Depot. "Numbers have already arrived from different parts of the country, and from what we have heard it will be a grand and ex ceedingly pleasant time. The attractions, a.-ide from the very limited expense of the trip, are mauy and real. Toledo, at which point the excursionists take passage on the beautiful floating palace Morning Star, i.s a city of consi.Ier.iblo notoriety and importance, and cannot be visited without interest and profit. Thence across the Lake, touching at Cleveland and Uuflalo, to the Falls,' a magnificent ride on one of the prettiest lakes in the world. At the Falls, ample arrangements have been made for the accommodation of all, and for amusements of various kinds. The excursionists will have all the time necessary to visit points of wonder and interest on both shores, boides attending parties arid hops which must necessarily come off, where so many feekers of pleasure do congregate. The return will be easy and pleasant, affording an opportunity to restore tired nature alter the utuemitting attention given to nature's great show, and the labors thereto attending. Don't stand on the order of your going, but go at once, early in the morning I. S. Iluy your tickets at Mcsr. A. & J. C Harrison's banking hou-e Alt Sort a of l'arngriipli. There was a splendid, torchlight proces-ion iri Tew Orleans when the news of the taking of Vicksburg and Port Hudson reached that citr. (Jen. Longstrect has been killed three times during this war, and yet takes his nourishment regularly. The Washington correspon lent of thc Cincinnati 11 azette a ays: 'This puis us bick into next year," Such was Vice President Hamlin's exclamation when thec.-cipe of Lee's army was nnnouneed to him. That wa iu the midst of our forces, and uudcr all the intluences tft.it always exist there favora ble to delay and apologetic for disaster. II re the feeling ecins to have been at once more tie tide 1 and more bitter. The President declares Iec'i escape the greatest blunder of the w ar. Others are not wanting to cry aire dy for some man who can pursue and fight. The most discouraging news we have heard about the Army of the Potomac is thc announce rnent that Vice President Hamlin had gone to (Jen. Meade's head.ju uters Boston Put. We have subsequently heard something more discouraging than that. Senators Wade and Chandler followed Vice Pretident Hamlin. Th consequence was inevitable. Lee's whole army his esca;J across the Potomac. Chicago Times. The Prorost Marshal (Jeneral has decided that drafted men after being examined and found phyvcally able ho lied, can. if they choo?e, piy $300 commutation, or furnish a substitute in lieu of personal service. A decision to the cor-.trjry had previously appeared. A Washington correspondent of the Spring field Republican say that President Lincoln is a candidate for re election, and, as a proof, mikes public the fact that he spends most of his time in franking the political circulars and documents of the Loyal League. Thk Duakt- The Boston Herald has been specially favored by the draft. Two edi tors, (brothers.) two clerks, four compositors, and four pressmen have been drafted. In Beverly, Ma-s., r.re three ' citizens of color," and all three were con-cripted on Frid iy of last week. The Worcester Spy gives as the tune of thc conscriped, "We are coming. Father Abraham, three hundred dollars more." Mrs. Partington naturally requests "Ike never to be a picket, for 1 t-ce in the paper that they are driven in, and if bev ever drive you in you'll Mick." The crops in all the States eist of the Allegheny m vmi tin ar II en t. " TTfr4vts been an abin 1 inrc f rain, and a tempera tureTavorable io vegetation. l or the State Sentinel. . Vole of Tlianka. HfcADvlCARTKRS Co. IL. 10?rH Rl.OIMLNT.) IIl.aNA MlNfTL MhX. V CaMBRinit City. Ind., July 20, 1-(1T KniToR Sentinel: At a meeting of the members belonging to Compmv H. lOth regiment, Indi n i Minute Met), held at their he idquarters in Cimhridge City. Ind, on Monday, July -ith, the follow ing pre auble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whfrea, It hiving pleased our worthy Governor to accept our services in the late short cam paign against the robber chieltain Morgan, and his bnd of mariuders and thiexes. who were committing depredation of the mo-t brutal and sickening character against the loyal citizens of our beloved State, and tint during our tdiort campaign we were necess irily thrown upon the ho pit ility of the citizens of Indiana stul Oli'O, and that we deem it just and proper at this time to express our thank and gratitude lor the f ivers received. Thereforer be it lirfylrrd. That we tender to the citizens of Ogden. Greet. bürg and Liwrenceburg, Ind., our sincere nd heartfelt thank lor the many delicacies with which they presented us, and which softened much ol" the roughness of our soldier's fire I '2 That the citizens of Hamilton, Ohio, especially Mr. Thomas Higdon and !sdy, Mr. Rrock and iady. Mr. J. dm Lincoln and ladv, Mr. L D. Cimpbell arid lady, and Mr. Slo urn and ladv, f hie in'.eret them-elves to u by the warmet ; tics ol' !üd.hip, and that we never forget j their kindi.e. j 3. That the i'ii7-r of Cincinnati, tut tnore 1 especially Mr B:h Hall of the Vine Street Sa- j hwn, the proprietors and attache, of the Buckeye ' Dining Sihx.n, no i Mr. McLaiu of Pear! street, j have our sincerel th inks a tut our warniet w ihes : for their welfare t!trtuh life, and that shouid an opportunity ever offer, we will reciprocate their ' miny act of frie:thip. 4 That to all our friend who endeavored to mike our piths smooth, we -hill ever give our remembrance with the w irmet wihes; an 1 should re he agiin called hence to d a hmle lor our country' dag. the memory of their kininesi towards us shall nerve our arms an 1 hetrts to nobler deed iu freeeora' glorious cause. Thit ou-n h!e C !o-iel, Billy Wilson, and our ho:. ..re 1 Adjutant. H n. C. H. Tet, and the tie! 1 othi-er generailv, shall alwaashold the pt ot bono-in our heirts and memory; anJ that we t : k !l em heartily for the gentlrnnnly treat mnt e re.-eivcl at their hands, and that should we be ciilel to take the field -again we waut to be in Im'It Wilson' reimer;t, sure! o. Thit Mr Is Morrey, of Indianapoü, will' always In reeicberei by Us as an honored friei.d. 7. Thit i copy of thee resolution, be sent for ru'.lication to ih'e Richmot.d. Indian ;3lis. Hira ' iltou. Cue i.mti. Liwreuceburg. Grecnsburg and ! Lafayette pps;ra. i Cpt Wei-t. Lieut. Wei lner, L eut. Meredith. ! W. S. lUllenger aud J.I. Uunderw ood, Cuinuiit- ' tee ou Itesxjiu.ton ; (iF.O W. PAT TON , President Ko. HtLat, Secretary.

Tlie rollak f.ndiea. A long utay in Poland ha a m st depressirg 1 effect on l;arit. The universal mourning worn j by the women haunts you even in your sleep, and yoaa feel that "black" is after all tbe tru i

ame poor helple creature herding together in the churrbe; and even there not always free from th brutality of the Russian aoldiery. Under the pretense of searching for arms the sanctity of the houe of God has repeatedly teen via lated, and rentrie stationed at the door not unfrequently ubjert ladies to annoyance, if not hu!.t, in going in and out. It is the attitude of the women which annoys the Ruians still more than that of the men. There is no sacrifice to w.iicb the will not reidilv submit, ar.d their ' , inoomuaoje t rom me i nnces -sinet a From the Prince Sir iela ' a., uif fi'T arsjesmsn a wne, aney oevote tnerneeUe heart atJ soul to the cau-e. slav.ng r ight od day at maj.ng clothe, conveying arm and ammunition tolTie insurgent camp, remaining all night un i r ,, ; , iorr orifyn waii.s lor ane cnance oi recu mg captive, an 1 informing other heroic acts. Combiue! with thi Kjwer of felf icrifice, Polish ladies ros-ess a mo-t lively wit, which is often more than a match for their enemies. Letter from Lemberg. Arreatof Detertera, Ac War DtraRTMf.NT. 1 Apjlta.m Gkskral's Orrict. Wahington, July 16. ) Genrral Ordern AV 2t2. A reward of five dollars, with transportation and reasonable expenses tor arre.l and delivery at the iiercst miliury po?t or depot, of any officer or ptiaate aoidicr fit for duty who may be found absent from his command without Jut cause, is hereby increased to ten dollars. Paragraph 1;G Kevi-ed Regulation, and prraph of General Order 9i, are modified accordingly. Hy order of the Secretary of War. E D. Towxsk.nd, A. A. G SPECIAL NOTICES. From the nichm'nt Whir. Tb Charlnstou Courier make a timely KURRfstlon in recomnwndir tr th attention of our fJor rnment to the naturaliiatini) ami cd:ivatin of Caüsaya f r the preservation of the health of our Mlbcr. This article ha a peculiar fITeft upon tUf liver. ai.l guards th system aeaint diea.-e hy exo-ure a:;d Irregular di"t. It U naij that Xhf crat Mir(e-n of the riantttiou I'.iiters of Dr. Drake, hioli, prioii tu our nnhs yr I.Tirnltifs was found in tu"t S uthern bonie, ws owin to the f xtritt of Calisaya Hark which it roiitaiu. il a on ..f it principal lnjret: n!'. "In coisfirniati" of tui, we have lizard one of our mot ilitinfruihed physieljiis remark that, whenever lie fill unwell from ordinary di tetic or atmospheric caue.s, he invariably relieved Lina-elf by Plantation Hitters. Now that thee Bitters cannot he obtained, a substitute should be prepared. We undertand onr Government has opeued negotiation: with Dr. brake,, through a secret airent. but with shatlm'Iiw donot know. We ar excet-.litmty- obliged to the IJirhmotid W'liiir for its remenibraice of "Ani l Ijoig Syne," but wr can assure "our Government" thatth I'lan'ation fitters are not fir rale to any 'Secret ai;en;," North or South There lt" rolabIy everl other thinys that "our Govert.ruent" will jet want. We know thut we have the le-t and most popular medicine In the worlt. We are not afr-id to A ow what it is Composed of. lhyicUn. are compelled to recommend it. "ai isiYA I'.akk has hecu celebrated fr over two hundred year-, an t was sold during the reign of Loui XVI Kin of Franc, for the enormous price of its own weight in sdver. It is remarkable for Dyspepva, Fevers, Weakness, CoU'tipation, Ac. Ca. akii la Hark. For Diarrhea, Colic, and disea of the fetom.K h an I bowt Is. Danpklio.x. For Infi. inunA: ion of the Ixiins and Dropkical ffections. C'amo4ile FLowrus For Enfeebled Diiie.-tion. Lwknd.r Flow Kai Aromatic, timu!ant arid tonic highly Invigor tin in nervous debility. WixTr.';tr.x. For Scrofula, Kheumatism, Ac. Amc-. Am a-o!niic carminativ.w creating flesh, muscle and in.lk; much u.ed by mothers nursinjj. Als, clove-buds, orange, caraway, coriander, makeroot, (. S. T . lGH. X. Another wonderful Ingredient, of hpatmh orixln. Imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, i. yet unknown to tlie commerce of the world, aal we ithhold it iriuie fr the present. Humbug and qi fk howl about th rixnUtion fitter-; but the following i-t n hat's the matter, and they know it: PLANTATION BITTFKS WILL CURB Cold Kstreni-tie an l Feverish Lips; Sour Si.mi.ich and Fetid I'.reath; Flatulenry and Indige .-"ti.ui; Nervous Aff-r?ions. Exces-iv- Ftlzne and Shurt Breath; I'jm ovr the Fye; Mental lierpeudeticy; I'ro-trati ui, Hreat Weak:i; S il'ii C'oinpl '.ioti, Weak llowels; Liver C'nv'int and Ilyp-p;a. Very' particularly recommended to Clergymen, Jferchant. Lawyer, and persou .f sedentary habits. Also for dehcate f.-ni '.. and weak person wh require a gentle tinu!aIlt, free dietioii. g.o.l apetite and clear mental faculties. Sol 1 by all rep-etable PhyMa'is, Ini5git. llrocers, Hotel, Saloons, t'ountry Store, iVc. I particular that each bottle bears the fas-simile cf our i;rn;Oure on a ste.-l plate label, with our private Government stamp over the cork . I. II. llUAKi: A: O., Je24-d.vw-et3tn '.12 Broadway, New York. r5T"Let those who hrtve doubted the virtues cf Bull's Cedron Bitter, if cny such there be, read the following certificate from gentlemen well know n in this community, an1 doubt no more. Its general introduction in'o the army will save the lives f thousands ol our soldiers. Ixnsvo.i r. Kv., June 4, 1h"3. We, the urideri ine.l, h.we en the gio.l effects . rodueed by the u e of Dr. John Bull' Ced'on Bitters ia general debility and jrotraion of the system, and believe its reneral ue would prevent lisea and relieve much ulerin. n -ng our soMier particularly oull this be the cae, especially those who are exposed to r.ii.ismx infli-cce., in th ' .'u;hTr. el. mate. M J,)!; rillLIB SPEED, Col. lot. Lev. 3d iJ-.-t. Ky. CH s. B. CoiTtiN. Co:iee:or of the Port vf luixvil'.e, Kv. COL. II. DENT, lYovot Marshal lien, of Ky. REV. D. P. HENDERSON, Vice President of Sai.itarv CoruniUsion. HARNEY. Ht'iiHES A CO.. lubliher Ivr.iorrat. GEORGE P. IxiKRN, Prop. Louiville Anzeiger. HIYJHKS A PAkKllll., Wholesale Co kI liealers. Man st., IouiiTiile. D WIS, GREEN, As CO., WhoV-ale .hoe lealer. Mum st., Louisville. II AKT A MA POT HER, Uthoraj hers, cor. Third and Market, Louisville. JfLUS WINTER, Clothing Merchant, c r.lniil n.l Market. LouisTiile. C A IT. S. F. tilLDKF. I II. Meamr M!.ir Anderson. MAJ. I- I. 11U1iN, rma:er I". S. Annv. C. M. MVTC LKE. " i'.ortl . .tel. Loi'ivii!e. COL. JKsK IIWIXS. im Keit'.'HKy Clvalrv. iFoRtiE I PkEN I ia'E. lu v ; !e Jvurntl. S"e adver -etrem in anothr ee!inii. j20-i3ra Luxuriant Beauty. Promotes it gro ih. prevent it fallirg off, eraiicate dauiru. ant Inipart health and pleantn. ss to the heai. It has twKl the tet of time, l ein the original Hair Cdi-rii-.g, and is c'ntact'y increain in favor. Used by b-iih ge-tie-.cn arid ladies. It iss.ld by ait repect-i( aide deaVr, fr can be p roeu"-'d y thei cf the cfflifrClat acent, D. S. Brne A Co.. 2i Broadway, New York. Tw iiiti, 53cer.t an! l. jir.l5-JwltawSzi FOUNDRIES. tiii: Hoosinc state FOINDKY AND STOVE WORKS. AVING COi-lLElEL OUU i OU.M'LT, WE ARZ prepa eJ to rt-ce-.Tp au t a'.factor.ly eaecut o'.i. f r stove aal cat.Dfc- r;eteral y. The wiuo parttif-r has jut reiurne-l f.-um the East, where he ba pr.srured the mot deirabie and perfect patterns for coea and parlor to'- ever introduced ii.:othe raarke- St especially Invite the attention of wholesale tove dealer to th: tratich of . ur b3 tie. with a rennest that they Will p'.v-u a call. ü.ir uther wort will embrace iron front and colutcr.. (which we de!re to make a promineDt feature m ur manufacture.) rail ng ai.J nuil ca::t:)rs, ts?r ni;!! 1 lett. boue ort, such as ventilators, window cap. and l.ollow are, in fact e vervt hin g pro 1uced i i an iron f.u:xlry. W e resptxtfully hcit patronace, andouly prvaiie hat we cau eil aud promptly perfur ut. )tT.c and Foundry, 103 ewuth Dla arc atrect. a 'Joininglodiauapclia aiJ Cincinnati aal Indiana Central Kreiht Depots, Indiajtapolis luduna. ajU- COI. LORD k PKCX.

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atroariD i iraiuLtroa raa oaaxl atar maiiL. ,iht Krport For .Horning Hcport cc lst I'ope. Tfm Mew York. Nrw Yoek, July 22 A p.-ecial to the Post from Washington the ftyn We lave nothing new from the Army of the Potomac. (en Sickle ia gradually recovering. 'J,.'0 tons of coal fold to-day at $6.6 90 per ton. " The Monitor Passaic was pied off Cape May ; yfsterdsy afternoon in tow ol a .tcimer Tl0 jier. j,,,, Vallandigham. of N'ewark. Delaware. ani Dr. X. K. Clatk Arrived on Friday 4 lfl.t , ch,rjre of a r,roTOSl , TheT tooic I ,v. .,t. iÄ.,.i n . e " - voc "im " -nt ii'rvn. me lormer is a brother of C. L. Valhudiham A letter froru liosecran'a army . datel Jul 11, reports the armj gain iu motion. The encmv'a rear had teen shelled but no fighting had occurred. Our cavalry waa off on an expedition. Tie cur my appear excited, and throw nway lare quantities, of arms, ammunitton, clotting, kc. a the? retreat. 1 he Rebel force is estimateJ at 45,000 infantrj and 3.) cavalrj. A dispatch Irura Tullahotna, dated July 18, Col. Wilkins' mounted infantry have returned fnm a hihlr uceeiful ex-eiition to Columbia and Centerville. The frce consisted of the 123d 11111104 an1 the 17th Indiana. The expedition was out tix da) g, and brought tack rearly H)0 horses and rnule? and 250 beroes. H) head of the stock nn l 42 of the negroes were taken from CI en. Leiu Polk. Several skirmisher took rlce, resultinc: in the killing ol ten guerrillas and the capturing of five commissioned officer, and 50 privates. Rebel Colonel (tent was tooteaerely wounded to be brought away, and was paroled mid ?eft at a coun'ry house. Our los, was one man killed. The Kxpre. f-av that the test case of the constitutionality of the draft h to be made before the Common Plea Court and will be carried itnmedittelv to th Court of Appeal. A I? irbadom letter of June 2'ld, reports Jhe arrival of a boat containing a Lieut, and nine men of the pirate Florida, being the prize crew of a ve-el she had taken which was intended to run the blockade. Ileitiir short of water near that place they f et her on fire bot she stranded. The cargo became a cause of strife between the Islanders. The military were called out, and a collision with the mob w as reported to have taken place. The report looks very much like a canard. Mavor Opdyke offers a reward of 500 for the apprehension and conviction of any person connected with murder and arson during the late riot. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, July 22 Morgan passed through NeJsonviHe. Athens county at 10 o'clock this morning Our forces were close behind him. The Commercial's Columbus special says, after perambulating Athens countv, Morgan took a southerly direction, cross' ng Washington county and the Muskingum river in the direction of McConnelsville, with the evident intention to gain a point on the Ohio river above gunboat navigation. The authorities have made such arrangements as will effectually checkmate and capture the band. Snle off I'. S. lioiKts. PiitLAPhLHiiA, July 22. The Subscription Apent reports the sale of $1, 207.2(H) worth of 5 2U'a to day. MEDICAL. MI Tili: KVIL, IN THE 15UD. PRACTICAL ACCOUCHER. UCViLINTHEJU' VTTIIE AM ERIC X N DISPKNSAKY WE TREAT BT a new meth.xl, and with the happiest results. Prohi I-hu I'tri'i, fal'.inK f tlie womb,", . 'nnmtion 7er 'ttutn, l. m h e i, wliite,) f rrry oiid all other dis rases to which the Am-thuim FtRntle is so peculianl liable. Send three d'lla's and receive by expeess on ol he D.ior'i' Syri.ty. Tld Instrument should be ued by every wmati in the laud. f-r tLe purpose of oe inlinfHH.f-, Utfort, hfillh, fe. Sent free on receipt of stamp, a copy .f our lriva'e Lettci t Married Ladies on heaith, ifc. The D tur'a celrlratnl tmalt 1'iUt, fresh Iron the Dipet sury. are r,ry in simple diseae. irreul.iritii, tv. lrice $1. ut hy mail. At ti e Amn ;.; fiMjn.!ry we al-o treat, without hiorcury, and with never ,.. vcces Yenerial. or w hat th .('jacks call jrivit-f or crtt riiae(; Sf-hii in ail its taes, lionorrhea, lihet, Stricture, Hydrocele, Ciroeele, VarVivcele, C'rsocele, 5permntorhea. Seminal W.-üWne, N'K-tnrtial Kniisi.in, Sexnal Debility, Impotetiey, and effects of self-abiw. The last t-ix are treat; 1 of in a "private letter," which we send free on receipt of tar.:p. 1 he eprience of the Sareeon in charge of thisdepartrr.. n i-i some of tne bet IIopitjl. in Kuropo and in New York C ty, eüahl.. him to tr-at patients scientifically and retre them peeilily. n.'e livimj at a distance can communicate by letter a d he treat d at their homes. In urgent cases send f 3 or 1 and receiw nie iiines. C'or.siiltatio i fre and cnfilt'ituil. K"ora No. 24i East Washkizton Sireet, Indianapolis. P. O. Rox 1264. a.-r y.dly-wlUt.lam GUARDIAN'S SALE. ('uardiiin's Salt' of Real Estate. rilHK I'NDFRSir.NED.OrARDlANoF ALANS0NG. 1 M-'ven, i'.lhold for sale at private ale on and after J ly .M. lt1.t!:e f.dlowintr Real Estate vli: Luts No. 13. 14. IZ, lü, 17. IS, 'li, 29. 30,31, 32. 33 and 34 in Melia E. !. iiie's, Guardi.iTis, sul.-divi.ion of out lot (102N one hundred aud two, in the city uf U.dianapolis, ln.tiana. .sid sale will hj tuac in compliance with an order of th Court of Com tn -in Fleas of Marion Connty, Indiana. Tims or Sauc. The lota will he old at the appraisd value, upon the f.'Uo inn terms: One-third of the parchase money cah in hand, one-th'rd payable in ih year, ari i one tl.ird payal le in two yrar after date ot sa'e, the purchaer executir tr for the def.-rred payioent his prom:ory notes, payable with interest, without .relief fmin r.luution or appraisner.t law, anJ secured by b ortjrace on the real estate purched. The a iv decrid real estate will be held for sale at i the off.ee of CottrlI & Knight, on Delaware treet. in the city or lalunapoli.. MELISSA .LK)äVIE, (h1t13 wt Guardian. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. VOTICK 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE BEEN appoit;e.J Adtninistrator of the estate of John mit, i!eceaed, Ute of Lawrence To-nhip, Marion Cout.ty, Indiana. Saii estate is supposed to be olTent. SAMUEL C0RT, julylJ-.ttw Administrator. BOOKS. THE VALL.XD1GIMI TRIAL. The OScisl Keport cf the Trial cf Hon. C. L. Va4XLANDIGHALI, C10NTAINING ORDER NO. ALL THK EVIDENCE. j arjrjtnenta of Hon. George K. Puf h, A. F. Perry a imI Flamen hall, the deCiion of Judye Learnt, and t'na tudicg and sentence cf ihf Court. I'vcrf Lutvyer Uantia Copy livery Politician want aTopy. UTerr Citizen should bur and rrad It. Bowen. Stewart '& Co. jialyJ-dSw

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I bt ftiMLira. .'Inclnnatl Tlarket. Crci55ATl, Julj 22. Ploor Dull and prices nominally encbaojred. Grain Whett dull ind prices uniettled; 3Q5c difference between buvera ani sellers. Cora, 66 ß37c. Oats. 62r363c and dull. Whifkj Firm at4l2'c. Xo chance in IVovision. Fork Old ine In pood demand at $3 50, but belJ Iiighcr. ' Groceries Uiichanperl. CofTco ii 2830c Rtw 6ugu, l3l W'iKc, and rcn 15 !($ 15t.(c. . Money (lold i "20 and Silver 20c pre mi am. Exchange firm. Jar York .tlnrket. Nrw York, JuIt -2. Flour Irregular and unsettled, and wetcrn grades 5c lower; $4 !0(35 10 for extra State. $5 G0(5 75 for extra round hoop Ohio, $5 t0 $7 25 for tra Je brands. "VVhiskj Continues hear t at 45(453. x Grain Wheat, lc lower, with fair buMnes at $1 03(1 10 for Ch!capro Srrine. $1 10Q1 21 for Milwaukee Club, and' SI 231 24 for winter red western. Corn opened heavy, but afterward advanced lc, and closed dull with a downward tendencj at C4l2(6Gc. Oats in moderate demand at 70(.76c. Wool Dull. Meats Pork qu'et aad without decided change. Bacon Sides dull and nominal. Lard Dull and heavj at y'QlOo, the latter an extreme price. Monejr Ka j at 6 per cent. Sterling lower and dull at 137(? I 33 for first cUm bills. Gold unsettled; opening at 25, advancing to 26, declining to 2, and closing quiet at 2Gc prem. ll i . EXECUTOR'S SALE. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. "JVOTICE Is HEKEBY tJIVEN TH T I WILL SKI.L AT Xl puMic auction, on Thurxlay. the 3oth lay of July, at the reilence of Jonas Huffman, late of Marion County, Uecease.1, all his personal property, consisting of Horse. Cattle, Hois. Corn in the ctib, torn on th arouTi.1, Wheat Drill, lit ap. r. Two llore Wairon, Spr Wairon. Farminjr Uienil, HouehoM Farnitcre,c. A credit of twelve months w-i;i l,e given on allst over three dollars, th t'.:rcbaer Rivin? hi nte approved security, wai:l valuation and apprai.errl laws. Three dollars and under cah in hand. Sale to commence at ft o'cl.vk A.M. July6-3tw DAVID HChF, Kkecutor. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. rwvn: undfrsignrd, Administrator of thk 1 e.tate of Michael Bowrrs, late of Marion County, Indiana, deceat d, will sell at public sal-, on Tuesday, the 7th of July, at the lato re ide. ce of said decedent, in like Township, County and State aforesaid, the following described peronal property to-wit: One Reaper Thn-shiMir Machine, Cradeline Scythes. Crcs.sCut Saw Rarrels, Iron, Frough anJ other articles too .iious to mention. Sale to coimneiict; at 10 o'clock A. M. of haid day. Tkrms or Saix All uns of J aul umler to be paid inra-b, an l all unn over t3 a credit of twelve months will be givt-n, the purchaser or purchaers jrivinfj their note w ith gx.l security, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, beariiiir interest from date. DAMF.L MEYERS, junel5-3tw Administrator. LICENSE. Notice of Application for License. IV to the Board of Commissioners of Marion county. Indiana, at their next term. lG.i, f r a license to sell intoxicating liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege ,f allowing the same to be drank on my premises, for ore year. My place of business and the premises w hereon ai i liquor are to be sold and drank are located on lots No.. 4 anl 5, in square "o. 61, on East Washington street, in Indianapolis, iu Center township, ft Marion county, Indiana. jalj6-w3t ALLF.XEROWK. MEDICAL. dr. .io ii a mij;.i COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS The I.jtest and Mot Important Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. VTO MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY CONy nected with the history of the Materia Medica of the United States, o-more favorably known as a pioneer in medical discoxery, than that of JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. His inimitable preparation of Sarsaparilla has long stood at the head of the various compounds of that valuable drug. His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry has become a household word throughout the West and Sovth; and bis Worm Loenges, in less than a year after their introduction, attained a reputation as widespread at the continent of North America. Km the crowning glory o: his life remains to lie at'ained in hi latest discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to have been the diooverer of CEDRON, w hich is the basis of the hitters now offered to tlie public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants oi Central America, to whom i s virtues have been known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to thc most deadly malaria, and handles without fear the most venoinout serpents. It Is a belief w!th them that while there is breath left in the body the Cedron is potent to cure, no nutter what the dsea-e may be. While Dr. Bull is not prepared to indorse this extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless satifled from a thorouch examination of the evidence relating to its virtue, that, as a remedy anl preventive for all diseases arising from exposure either to changes of weather and climate or to the miasmatic influences, it stands without a rival, and Just'y de(rves the reputation it has so long eidoyed in Ceutral America ard the West Indie. In JB ""5kT w a- h: JH M TT m. audits attendant train of ryinptoros, it acts more like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole range of the Materia Medica that can fer a moment bear a companion with it in thiritM-rte. A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the eleventh edition of the U. S. Dispensatory, page 13S7 and 13S.H. A series of experiments, in which Dr. Bull has been fr years engaged, has ju.t been brought to a inccessful termination, and h- is now enabled to offer to the public a combinatian of Cedron with other improved tonics, the whole preserved in thc lct quality of copper-distilled Bourbon whisky, which he ii confident has no equal in the world. He miht furnish a volume of certificates, bot the public have long sioce learned to estimate such things at their true value. The safest plan is for every one to tet for himself the virtues of a new medicine. Give the CEDRON BITTERS one trial, and you will never use any other. It is not necessary to publish a long list of disease for which the Cedron Bitters are a specific. In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS, or LIVER: In all affections of the BRAIN depending upon derangement of the Stomach or Bowel; In GOUT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA; And in FEVER AM) AGUE; It Is destined to auperaede all other rernedie. It not only cures all these dieae but it prevenU them. A wine-glas full of th Bitters taken an horr before each meal will obviate the i'l effects of the most unhealthy climate and acrrea the person taking it agaiokt dieae under the most trying exposure. Sold by Drug if ist id Grocers generally. Dr. JOHN bl LL'S Principal Ofiice, Fifth treet, Louiaville, Ky. Sold in Indianapolis by Browning k Sloan, Totn'in.'on A Cox, and J. VV. Bryan. jy20-d3m TOMB STONES. MARBLE WORKS. u V5 5rO o ETi -5 1, k. ' wa m ill 1 1 a.n WJZ KEKP ON HAND AND MAKE TO ORDER, ALL W kind of Marble Monamenta and Grava Stooca, rarva to order, witk design, embUm, or device that may be waated. Tho- deairlng anything in oar lb will do well to pi va as a call, aa w( um now. bat the best material and I nur, a work. tsahSl-siAwlj

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RU6GB I JAVCOX TJH0LESALE AND INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Dlrectlr opposli I'nton Depot, i:at; rifziribbon old stand. 300 HOr,SMEADS y - 5lgar300 1IUDS ST CR011 AXD 01111 slt,ar500 nELS" REn5KDsi",jR' T5B A, 100 l,ALFCHESTs mi'erial100 ' " tocxg"tso100 " " ,iuNroTi)EK100 " " oouxg500 Ii0'IESW,'TnK AB0VK KINDS. 500 ,;1'-S R' QJHJ IIA.iS JAVA. PESH. 500 UAL BBLS wu,TKKlsu 500 IACKA'EiMACKKHKL' ALL KINDi OF GROCERIES CONSTANTLY AURIVING and for sale a? the lowest pojt.le prices. iti:;i:it a ja v cox. June20-dAw. E.B. ALVORD. J.M.CALDWELL. H. B. ALVORD. ALVORDi CALDWKLL & ALVOIIDt mm X.IGiXJOJ. BEAIsEZlS AND Ulilil Am in DAILY receipt of freb good. Cotistaiitiy on hart 1 and for sale at the lowert prices, a lare and assorted stock of Coffee. inr,n r lvloliacf Xyiip, Hier, 'I ra, nlla, filaaa, Uoodrnnarri opat Caiir, Starcli. ICaikina, ( lnrs, Tobarco, ackerel, White Mill, t'wrtfafe. Tvlnt Cotton Yrna. Dr-tuffs nut, Hff Date. .!llic. Ilrandf . Ciin, Uli in, Vlne, Wtilakf, Lotion of all kind and Plantation and Holter' flitter. Particular attention given to the aal of 68 East Washington Street, INDIAN POLI;, IND. aprlS-dw REAL ESTATE ACEMCY. McKernan& Pierce, REAL ESTATE AGENCY First Door East of Palmer Douse, (UP STAIRS.) WE have for sale Housea and Lota ia the tr Indianapolis, and Farn and FarmB( Laad thi State, and will 11 lower than can be pure l-ewher. Th. follow n comprise im of ta proporty wt ar cowoCTerinr at lowprtce for cah or on time, ma ,nitto. part hara. a febll-dAwy NOTICE. HAYING rURCHASED OF CEO. W. HAWT.S THK our atock .f arooda at ICo. S Norta IlUaoia atrssrt, 1 am aaiW aed lo collect ail bills da th late Cm of J. f urlJH A and will par Um lodebtednea ot aaii firm. J.STATJJSa. J!yl7-41w

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n EPICAL DOQK3. dC. : GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY. C1IAHT1.11CD T THK LFGISLATVXr OF KTXTTXrT FCt TB TklAlXJtNT Of AI L M'tAWI CT TUT C UN AKT AtD GXNlTat. 0W1II. arata B ai I at D as t) PRICK ."Si.t I KS CXTS. A iUrtUr.it Report, Jn-Uom i4 I'M , rsi A Nr;n JILT HOD OF in Vecer.i.1 tnea-, ncl " ypL:;. to all I? r&r. . ir , w--t. !tr-Bre, artocU, and Dyttror, ! el the k4.y., Ka.ider Ac. a-ttfc-'a-f-vrr! tonUrUnt a valv tr trrau. ikM,t w We-pra4 maUvIr vfyla,.Vutnaitaa- . turalK le i:i:r, Impotenry, ae.,ta eieret i.i:irmiiie.f yt-ath aa4 atatoniT ariiK fr.n tnc tjatnrfal aaba. rp-lf-aVa-e. T whwb U added oJ rv.i o . Ferae Ii-a, !! utber ltlerpij-g n.a(.er .ftbe at tot' ir.p rtt'.c to tl.e married ari tbn ct ntemplat rg anarrlatf-. wborntrrta'ti doubuof ibHrybys-.J b itty i nter lit' -et-. ! . t lieM ia e.Wt wrap per, oti renj t ot ten ei. or !wjt taa. . TT de ,.: wiirTlirw tirvr aod attentivb i t treatBeat of the r .: private 1 - - :r-d . I id ur pr alaieport. Dar l-iorji. n,e ,, UM5titi.n of tb kliidln An:tr 'i l.; h La l- i. e ta!lL,Jtya ;ctiJ harter, this f t L.H.ld g!ve r. fertile v.r Ik v Yartou quack uf tiubitul cbar.ct.r t be f os.ii ia afl argeritR. Iiiiportattl to IVtimlrt4! Oneaepanroert of or.r Ttlrenary I. pecially 4evtt4 to tbe treatment of ie lFsrae rf FeTnal.". ich Ia chorrhea, or Witte," IrremJar, Tainfalaad tarrre Menstraatl .n, Nettcnia cd Oewral DeH'..'ty,Dtaf be VToaib, Barrennesa, Ac. Consultation and examinationsfree of ccarre. Alo for aale, DR. VY.Vl EE'S KFAITATUK TILLS For Female Obstruction-, Irrej-nlailtjes, It. Married ladle. In certain altuationa ihonli not tletn, at tkey wonl lcanse miscarriage. Frlce $1 p er box, and may ta ent bv mail. DR. O Al.FN'S rRF.VrNTTTF An tnva'nal.Je artels for those wishinc to limit the ntur.W of their fi"-prinj, of the r-arren who desire children; warranted not to Injure the health, and will last for a lif.'tim. 8rt t any address, nnderaeal, on receipt of the price TWO DOLLARS. FAT1F.NTS AT A MSTANCF-Py aeodlrr a Krfcl tatement of their symptoms, will receive a Blank Chart contati.'r.p a Iit of quest ion, our tenr for the rovra of treatment, Ac. MMidnea ert to any part of the eonntry to enre any case at home, free from danper or eurlo.i?y. All transactions private and cocfdential. Remember the name atd rntnber. Direct all letters to UALF.N'S I!F.Al D15TT!ARY, Dovl5-62d.lw1jr IvUviTle. Kj.

MEDICAL. C O IV F I i i: T I A Ii YOUMS MEN WHO HAYJC IN .tared themselves by certain aecret habit., w hieb unfit tlie en for Wu4nM, p'.a:ue or tb dutiea of married hfe; aUo. r;idtlle-ared and old men. who. from the folHe t.t outb ur otUer causes, fl m debiltty iu advauceot tkrir jrr,lfwre placing thrBiMlve. UKd.r tbf trcatiur.t of ..t,y ot.c, 1 oull l rHrnd "IHK Sr.CRFT FUF.SD." Married ladies will learu ornethiog of iaaportaae Ly peruiI.g "TLe Sect et Friend." Sent to auy addrca.ln a sealed envelope, on recerpt of TenCenta. DR. STUART A CO. can be consulted en alldlaeaa of a private or confidential nature, from S A. U. tair.K (Sui.dayi from 9 to 1 1 A. V.,) at their oRr. Addre DR.ru A.. STUART A CO., mcb21-dAwly-i-C2 Button. M.sa. HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS, STEEL, &C. rOallEKOY, FUY V CO. TTVEALF.RS IN IRON, NAIL, STKEL, WOODJLf Work, D.-nt-atock, VToodenwarf , Blackamitk, fool a. Thimble Stein. Roainir, KalleabU Castings, ka pa, File, Springt, Flow Ulbgf. Ac., Ac. Tbe Ohio R!vr r Salt Company. The Madison Spies' Mill. Tbe Madison I'earl March Company. Coal Oil and Lenzole. I-OVEROT. FRY A CO., No 117 WeM WabH fion Street, Oppokilo tb flat Iiouae, mylg-dAwly lmlianapolia.lnd. DRUCCISTS. TPTZrJ3XaIC 3STOTIC2E. TO.TILI.OM A: COX, DrDgtitit Mo, IH Kaat Waibinflon treet. llave been apioiiited ant far tb aU of nil AIDE'S X T I f. A O O , TTJK W0NDÜKFUL GRANrLCS, fr thc cure cf Cooa Colds, Sre Throat, Krönet. Is, Wbeetnfr,!rrMation cf tbe Uvula and Tors;1, and Dieease. f tbe Lono. hold Is Jar. boa.Se... f. e...rw1 1 e.rk IMAwlv FOR SALE. A ISrit k Iloiiftc for Mule. RARE CI1ANCK IS OFFF.RFD TO FTY A fOTH Ktory Brick Ho at No. t-0 Hrt Haabmri Street. For Information rail at tbe above premUra. June25-dAw4w VERMIN EXTERMIN ATO R 'Ill Jill - -i V'I ;-s -;,".') sv J W'. - V For ltato,.nice, ICoarltea, Antat nd ling, .Tiotb in Für, Wootrnt Vc.t Inaectaonrianttf rowla, Anl anal, dec. Fat upln 2.V;, We, and $1 00 Be, Route and flaakt f3 ai.4 f-S alxea for HoTaui, Prauc laarrrrnoaa, Ac. r.ly infallible remedlea known." "Free from P"ion." "Not dar.sreroca to tbe Hnaaan Faoaily., "Rata come ont of their bo'.ea to dl." 'Sold Wholesale io all large citiea. tTSoU by allDacccjiTaaad LaraiUM everywhere. JKrE-wanof all wortble lm.tatiooa. ty"Seetbat"CsraVBame 1 on acb Boi, Bottle and 1a.k, before yo bay. tSAddresi Hi:ltY K. COITAII. XraijiarAL DaroT, 4a2 Faoawav, 5. T. Cirsoid by BROWNING A bLOaN and W. P. VICE ElCs, rYbblesalcand Cuil Arenti, Indianapoht.Ixi. HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS, I 1 Wholesale & Retail J DKALXR IS Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, HAS JC5T JLF.CE1YED Uli SJPPtIXTO SXOCTJX OF GOODS, DIEICT FLOM Tni atANTFACTTXZJl in th I a at, Licit k will 11 at Urm aa tba Uwtt. All tbo Lararr irtui kept at '- 11 rBSyltaawa tret,foardwr.atb of tb PustUCc., Indianapolis, Ini prl-dAw3vi