Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4203, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1864 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 5. CITY ITEMS. JjJ"" Goo.1, Rob Roy again to nicbt. 5TTbe 23tb Indiana ia expected to arrive toBsorruw. For oew style of boots anJ shoes, to Jose. Vicnetfje & Co. apldl. C2TPhTicin' Pocket" Case all the different stylet od ft Ur?e lot of Surgical IntruBenU, just arri?el at Senour' Drug Store. r2T" People who don't put up their hog by the tenth ot this month will luve them taken up by the Marshal. 2T The tr'ul of the Steam Fire Eni;ineLifayette yesterday, wai a decnJei auccen. It will leare for the Star city to-day. X3T Hous wanted, within ix quares of the post office of 4 or 5 room. Address P O. box 1417. mar2J-dtf 37KiIbT Fergnsou, Esq., the distinguished acker, who went on a. ?it from us com month 0, ha returned, and Li numerous friend are happy to see him. V-C A young man whose name we could not learn, wm shot yesterday evening, in Stringtown. It occurred in an affray, the person shot, as reported to us, being the airgreor. ClTT Mars. A few of Sullivan's Maps of the City of Indianapolis, the only Map now in print, are on hand and for sale at thin office. Pi ice $1. oi irS-dtl ?T" See the new style of boots and shoes in Jone, Vinuedge k Co's. show-wiudow. apldlw. Board Wasted Hoard and room wanted in private family or private boarding house tor a gentleman and wife The bet of reference can be lurniahed. Apply to Mr. Ringham, Sentinel it i M anoxic Nctick. A special tueetiii;; of Marien Lod?e, No 35, will be held on this (Tuesday) evening at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. Ft ANciH King, Secretary. JjT" Five pongs, duets and choruse. ty Emily Thorne to-night. Stckl Collak can be cleaned in a moment, perfectly white, all ilia pes and size. Sent everywhere, pot paid on receipt of one dollar, at Parker', No. 30 Ve.st Washington street. .11 dCt Early Closisg Anxious to give our young men time for improvement, we will continue to clone at 6 o'clock P. M. during tb sea-on. W. k H. Glenn, febl2d6na Proprietors New York Store Fifth Waid The ladies of the Fifth Ward will meet on Wednesday the 6 h inst , at 2 o'clock at 31i Greenfield. No. i?23 West Washington street. Let there be a large attendance. Mas. Hills, President. Mm. Paikee. Secretary. CgPNew and beautiful goods cloths, vest ings and th like have recently been received byileitkatn, merchant tailor, which he will make up in the most fashionable and elegant ft vie. The cutter at Heitkam's is one of the most accomplished in the whole country. apd-dtf . To Printers. Wanted, a Foreman for the composition department of the Daily and Weekly Sentinel. No one need apply unless he is acorn petent proof reader and thorough printer. Wagen $20 per week. Thesitutiou permanent, if satisfactory filled. if. Merchant Tailoring. Spripg is approaching, and for new and beautiful styles of goods for gentlemen's wear, made in the most artistic fashion, call on (. H. Heitk.ini, No. 17 North Illinois street. Military woik is executed promptly, and in a manner unsurpassed, at Heitkam's. lebDdtf 2fCoramutatioii of Quarters and Subsistence, Ordnance and Quartermaster Reports made out, Certificates of non indebtedness obtained, sod Officers Pay Accounts collected promptly, by Walker k McKersan, IT. S Claim Agents. marl2 tf N. 8 Vet Washington street. 35f Last week of Emily Thorne. For Sale A business houe on East Washington treet, opposite the Court House. Also, a dwelling house and lot on North Pennsylvania treet, near University Sou:re. This property is offered for sale for ten days if not sold in that time it will be withdrawn. mh31 10i W. R. Hogshire. tST" The Walpole property on Virginia Atenue. adjoining the Sinking rund building, sold yesterday at public f ile for $11,363 Rev. Dvid Stevenson was the purchaser. This is over $150 rr foot front on the Avenue Either Inli n.po lis property is rapidly advancing in value or else greenbacks are depreciating one is going up od the other down. ArcTtox Salk or 35 Lots Wiley & Martin, real estate trokers. sell at public sale on Monday April 1 Ith, those desirable building lots at the in -terevtiou of the north west diagonel and North treet, embracing 35 lota, all of w hich are desirable for building purposes, being high dry ground, and in a section of the city that is rapidly improv ing, and only five squares fnm the center of the i city. See advertisement for terms. td. X. S. Christaix Commimios The Commission will hold its weekly meeting this (Tuesd iv) evening, at i1, o'clock," in Wesley Chanel. Rev. John Hawks, a returned delegate, is expected to be piesent and give an account of his labors among our soldieis in Tennessee. It is hoped that our citizens will regard it a privilege to attend G. W. CLIPPING ER, Pres. ' L. H. Coi.L, Secretary ' Presentation. The friends of Mr. G. C. Drain, telegraph operator for the I. & C. Railroad, having learned of his promotiou to a con duitorship on the road, met at Little's Hotel last evening. aud through Mr. C.H.Hawkins pre sented him with a fine American Watch, as an evidence of their high regard for him. Mr. Drain has by hi gentlemanly bearing, made many friends in this city, all ot whom wish him succe-s in his ne field of labor. Towshif Klection Ylstuidat. There was m light vote polled on one side The majority seems to be against the Democratic nominees, counted out fairly, by as many, we suppose, as is requisite. Erlv in lh day the voting appeared to be done on the square. Later in the day some of those of contrary opinlous were knockeJ down and dragged out. We surmise, in the absence of figures which we don't care to run after, that patriotic and Union-loving men were beatten by the Disuniooiuin Ce-uter Township about fittcen hundred more or less, but more if necessary. Auction SAttor Hotst axdLots I will ell at auction on the premise-, on Thursday, April 7th. at halt-paat 1U o'clock A. M.. nouse f0. 237 South Alabama street. 7 rvKms, summer kitchen, wood house, we'd, cietern nd stable. Lot 67 m by 210 feet; also, a double houe. Xo. 170 andl72. four room each s 4?. cellar, well. and summer kitchen. Lot 44 by r.'s teet Terms, one third cash, balance in one .ud two years, with 6 per cent interest. Mortgage to secure the deferred pay meets. Wir E Feathmstox, Auctioneer. artl5d2t. Thiati. It rained last eight a tf we were aboot to b treattd to a secoud deluge tn honor of some Noah. Jr.. who might be upon this mundane aDherejbut notwithstanding the inundation the the-ter was wtll filled. The tn engagement Of Misa Emilv Thome, and her appearwuce as Diana Vernon", was irresi-table.and people would ro to see her if they had to swim. The pay -Eo Hot waa aJmirably;ta t. and waa received with p-rit fvor by the aunreciative audieuce prrjeni. It will be repeated to rnht, together wiiti the tLrilliug draiuw ot the IU;ol v uness. uu early, or be tuie to secure heata during the day.

City Council. M on DAT Evening, April 4 Council met at 1 o'clock, iL M a jor in the chair. John Blake, councilman from the Fourth Ward, sent iu his resignation, which was ac cepted. A communication was presented from C. A. Elliott and other, with regard, as was et forth, to the inhuman treatment of a prisoner arrested on a certain day by certain designated officer. Referred, with instructions to send for the per son and papers. Tbos. II. Sharp was granted the privilege of constructing a coal vault at his residence on Pennsylvania street. Capt. T. Foster petitioned the Council for the privilege of building, on the part ot the United States, a wood shed on Mississippi street. Re ferred. The pastor and trustees of St. Mary's Church, petitioned for the vacation of the alley running East of the Church. Referred. A petition was received Irom the Gas Works, for the vacation of certain alley's in the vicinity of that establishment. Re:etred. Sundry other petitions were received and referred. The Finance Committee reported in favor c f refunding sundry erroneous tixes amounting iu ali to $123 Adopted. Suoury city orders not called for, were reported, amounting to $153 13. Ordere! to be cancelled at remaining in the hands of the City Clerk when called lor. Mr. S A. Fletcher, from the Finance Committee, presented e.n ordinance for the pat meut of person employed in the service of the city, in the sum in all of $ü,730 GO. Read three times and passed.

The resignations of Messrs, Smock, Tafle and Catterson, Policemen, were presented and ac cepted. Sundry reports from the Committee on streets and Alleys were presented. Messrs. t-Humph and Wren were awarded contracts for the improvement of Massachusetts and Virginia avenues. Sundry other bids for street . improvements were read and referred The Fire Engineer reported that he had appointed Frank (Jhzier the Engineer of Stetra Fire Engine No. 1; and asked the concurrence of Council. Adopted, and the appoinirueut con firmed. Sundry e-timates for gas fixture were allowed. The City Sexton made a report showing tlie number of interments for the pist month to have been ninety six from the country, lour. Mr. ltriiwn'a ordinance fur the Improvement of Delaware street between Washington street, and Pogtie Run, was taken up and pnsed. An ordinance for the establishment of a Hoard of Public Improvements, was presented by Mr. llrowu a nosliitite for an ordiutnee pending Read and ordeied to be printed. Mr. Emerson presented a resolution for the election ol a councilman in the Fourth Ward to till the vacancy occasioned by the resign ition of Mr. Blake; s iid election to take nlace on the t 16th of April, If 61. Adopted. After instructing the Street Commissioner to clunge the grade of the gutter oi the w est eiie of Meridian street, so as to convey the water south, the Council adjourned. Ileceptlon of tlie (JOtli Indiana. The t0l!i Indiana, Col Owen' old regiment. Col. Gel er now commanding, arrived Saturday last. From the Department of the Gulf, these veterans come where deeds have? proudly made their name famous. Yesterday, the citizensof Indianapolis tendered them an ovation. It was such us became the oc casion At eunrise, the cannon called ladies and citizens to provide for their reception at Soldiers Home. It was done in this case as it has been done heretofore, and as will hereatter on like occasions be accomplished. ; This regiment returns numbering les, we be lieve, than two hundred, but their appe trance on our street commanded universal admiration. Every man left was a hero After dinner, the regiment was drawn up in front of the State House Here. Col. Rlake addressed the Throne of Grace. (Jen. Mansfield then addressed the brave boys. He aid, among other things, that, glancing at the condition of the South, the progress of the Union armies, and the like, the indications were of a vigorous campaign and a speedy end of the war. Gen. Carrington followed, complimenting the regiment on its excellent appearance Its badge of honor indicates its veteran character. He knew their history, and mentioned incidents to show the excellent discipline that had characterized it from the time of its organiz ition. The main burthen of the General's speed), however, was upon the importance of preserving good order in the North. He said there was an excited state ot feeling which had already broken out here and there with lament ble results. He would rot counsel the soldiers to take personal insul's. but to niv no attention to them. He hoped the C'hh would show themselves true men, i guilty of nothing unbecoming a Union soldier General Carrington indulged in some pleasantries mixed with good advice and words of can tion. He hoped the men of the 61hh would never be heard of in any drunken briwl. He said bad whi'fcy was a more dmgetous enemv to the manliness, p:itrioti-im and honor of a soldier than the shells of lebels. Going to war, mingling among all the elements that are calculvtel :o m ik a man forget the law nd refine mentsof civil life, do not change one's obligation to be a mm He asked them to recognize their allegiance not only to their country und their fellow, hut to God, He closed by appealing to them to be in the future, as heretofore, brave, hoi. est . p.iirintii; friends to the oppressed, brothers P U M,ther and to the families of their comrades who hive given away their live for their conntry Prs Hunter and Slaughter, 5?uigeoi;s at the regiment, reiurt-ed their thanks in handsome term to the I tdies and citizens for the reception accorded their regiment. Then with three cheers for th" Union and the flag, and beiutilul airs by Harm's famous hand, the ceremonies closed. The day was rainy: had it not been forth it the demonstration on the p.irt of the citizern would luve been more brilliant. A greit bill ll )b Rjy, and the beautiful Emily Thorne with soics. Axothfe Koawat. Yesterday morning two. ladies, Mrs Hiden atid Mis Pe ky Hoskins, were drivinc in a buecy near the Terre Haute Depot, when the horse became frightened at the cars, at the Tennessee street crossinj:, and ran alon Louisiana trett. He passed the Union Depot at lull speed, and turning up Meridian street the bujrüy upset The dres?es of the ladies became ent.m'ed in the wreck of the buzpy, and thev were drapgetl for thirty or forty yards belore the furious horse could be stopped. They were both severely iijured Mrs. lüden was taken up insensible Site was eeverely bruised and one of her limbs is broken. MissHoskets had her shoulder dislocated $1,001 Riwarp The above reward will be riven to any person who can furnish a prescription for coughs, colds, whoopinc-cousb, asthma, and consumption, which i cjual to Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Couh lUls im. This talsam will iure the above complaints, also spitting ot blood and night swots. One fiUv ient bottle is sutScient for any one l try. The worst caes of chronic cough, asthma, whooping-couh and primary cases of consumption are cured bv Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam. It can be had at any druggist's. It isMiflttent from any other couh medicine we hive known in this country. Emily Thorne as Diana Vernon. A KlMEDT FOE PiLtS It is a blesiin; to the pulTeriiisr to know ttiat we nave an eneciuui cure fr this truly troublesome d;eas. Mr. J. P. Haxarde, of 164 Second street. Cincinnati. Oaio. take-great pleasure in infrmin 11 who are suffer inc ih piles that he ued a null quantity ot Dr. Strickland's Tile Kemedy. nnd it effect ! a permanent cure This seems to be the case with all wbo make Use of '.his pli.i:.I preparation It is matiul'ecture! at No. 6 East Fourth street. Cincinnati. Ohio, and sold by all druists mit9 tf A Stnatr.R Rimf.pt V can conscientiously rectmmend u those sufleri from a distres-iL couh, Dr. Strickland's Melhduou Couh Bal sam It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is w ithal not disagreeable to the taste There is no doubt but the Mellifluous Cough BaNam is one of the best reparations in use. and is all that its proprietors claim for it. We have tried it durinir ihe past week, and found reiief from a most distressing cough It is prepared by Dr. Strickland. No. 6 Eet Fourth itreet, CiucihLati. Ohio. Cinctüüwti National Uuiou. tf

A LJ BOUTS PAITACItAFIIS.

Albany brewed lU.GUO barrels of sie 1at ier. Over four million dollars in soldiers' bounties hare been paid in the towns in Maine. Ileal estate ws unprecedentedly lively last year in Toledo, Ohio. The sales amounted to a million and a quarter of dollars. Members of the Per.nylvr;ia Legislature are to have $1,000 per annum. Got any "tin?" will be the correct inquiry. The new cent will be composed of 95 per cent, copper and 5 per cent. tin. New York City has a church for every three thou-Hud inhabitant; a groggery for every one hut. drei. "What is it that sticket closer than a brother?" paid a Sunday school teacher to o.ie of his das "A posioGce stamp by yum!" said the joung Lac irrigible. "Mv friend," paid a preacher to a teamster, "do you know wbo d;ed for sinner?" D n jour conundrums! Don't you eee I'm stuck in the mud?" A country editor living on the line of a railroad, cent to the Superintendent of the road for a pas for himelf. and added, "Rlease embrace my wi!e " The Superintendent returned a pass to the editor, but declined the proposed honor. Garrison's Liberator, the abolition infidel orgau at Boston, which pronounces the Constitution of the L'nieed States "a league with death and a covenant with hell," the Bible a forgery, and Jesus Christ a cheat and impostor, is out for Lincoln for the next Presidency. It is a fit co1 iborer for the "loyal" persons who constitute a rmjoritj of the Methodist Conference recently held at Springfield. The so-called spotted fever at Long Branch, New Jersey, has carried oT 37 out of iK) cases. It is believed to be caused by bad food, poisonous rye coffee, and bedroom air vitiated by kerosene lamp smoke. The water in which the royal British baby was baptized was brought from the river Jordan. Heathenish mpetstition appears to be not yet quite eradicated from the roval mind of England. The celebrated Professor Lourdat, of Montpelier, Fmnee, was nhliged to recommence his medical studies Irom the beginning, alter terminating t, em with distinction, a typhoid fever hiving destroyed the memory of five or fix laborious years. Some Indiana sold"e-s. on a scout in the mountains of Georgia, cime udoq a l.ou-e occupied onlv by a woman. "Weit, o!d lady, what j are vo-i? sece-h?" -.aid the leader. N o, ai.l she. "What thrn?'' "Baptist," paid she promt tlv, "and klwavs was." I It S 1 i: il T IJ :i OF THK INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, AII,Y AM Wl.riil.V, For 10G4. Atnoprriod In the history of the nation has it ben mr important that the polv fhult b a!vfel of the principles upon which ur Government is ba.e! and the bearing of passing er-nts upon our pojiral institutions, j We are in th midst of a revolution, and the effort i be- j ing ma !e ti overthrow the Government ejtallihed by 1 the wisdom, ugacify and patriotism of Washington, ' i wamsen ani innr aix-iaies, ana esrnua m j its stead a strong, overshadowing and centralized de. ! potism. state rights which have protected the liberty , of the citizen, are to be struck down; State lines are to be j ebliterated and th- Fed. rat Government is to usurp the control and direction of the domestic policy and insti-. tutions of the States. This is the policy of the Administration party. Its leading members boldly r reclaim it, i or r j , . i . .,. . i t

and the events which have transpired since the udvnt events now transpiring in the Republic of Mexiof the present xdminlstration into power clearly fore- j Co. Therefore they think it right to declare th t

shadow hat such is its purpose. J Such U the issue nrespnte 1 to th American nennle It is for them to illustrate the capacity of man for self-Sfovenirm-nt, by iiiMstin? on a government of the people, Just as our forefathers, did, in opposition to an aristocrBtic, arbitrary and kiriKly power. So Ions; have we prospered and enjoyed the blessings tf civil ar.d religious rcedom, that w e fail to appreciate their value and have almost forgotten the iacrif.c-s by which they were achieved. Tower is ever stealing from the many to the few, and unless the people boldly and manfully meet the present crisis ere long the government of the many will become the government ot the few, and instead of being the asylum for the oppressed Df all nations, onr own will become as oppressive with it orders and bürden as the most despotic. The Sbstism. w ill continue to advocate old fashioned Democratic doctrines, believing firmly that the only hope of preservin- Kopubl can instigations rets on their su prcm.icy in the administration of the government. These doctrines arc clearly and comprehensively forib. in the following nlaiform prepared by Tliomas Jefferson, the fourderofthe Ii'mcratic party: F'jual an I exact ia-tice to a!! men, of w hatever tat or persuasion reliirious or politic! ; Peace, commerce, and lioi,. st friendship with all nation, entangling liinnce with hone; The support of tlie State (Governments in all tl:eir rights, as the nio-t competent administrations for our domestic concerns and the surest bulwarks a-ja;n.t anti-republican tendencies. The preservation of the penersl fcoveniment in its whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor of our peace t home and safety abroa 1 ; A jealous care of the relit . f election by the people ; A rtv!t ml -aie corr Ctivt of hiie which re lon;ed j by the sword of revolution, where peaceful remed.es are unprovid' a. As.ire jicqu;esconce in the will of the ma.iority, the vital prji ciple of rrpuMtos. from winch thero i i.o p:e.l but 1. 1 force t'.ie vital principle and immediate parent of: despotism A well Si-clplined militia, o-ir best reliance in peace, j and for tUe first moments f war, till regular may relieve them ! The upremacy of the civil over the military author- i ity. ; Kcojioüiy in th public expanses, that labor may be i luhll bii'dvii ü; Tne hesi ji.tvments of rnir deb's, and s."fd preservation of the put lie faith; Encouraenvnt of a,T!Cultire, and of commerce a its handmaid. 1h diff'iston of information, and arraijcnnt nt of all abuses hi th iar of public reason: Kn-edotn of rel'cion; FKK I-1 )M OK Till- rKF.SS; AMI KKKKln)M ( F PKKSi ) tJNDKR THE TR0TFCritiN of thk H.mhA.s n)i;rLS; Thi is a platform upon w Lirh every Democrat ai 6 i . r t - ... tV I rnj i hi int i x it :.vi i, i;i'i ( a irv- jmrriiiu-iii me Constitution ati Unio'i as framed by the founder of the Kepub'ic is preserved, it will only be by the successful ascendency of those principles In its administration . If they. are maintained the voice of the people will cot. trol ! ir.puMic a.lairs. and the bie.ii. -f civil liberty wül Ue i preserved and perjH-tuatod. It i a tirn the peopp iouM revi. The whol world i in commotion, ai rvolutiois threaten other nation a weli as ;n:r own Tne Sr.jrTijtrL wilt cive a sunimay ef al! general news, ar.d it will be the aim of the publishers t- niasv it a valuable an' ititere-tir.jf new-paper In ever departmert. I; Will pay -ptcial attention to Sta'e wiTair-, ar 1, a the central or.au of tbe Democratic party i fin !una. u-e every efTort t u-ta;n it principle, its p-'l.ry an ! its representative men. It will not be an itistrutner.t t- a ivan-e the el:.U interest of clique-, factions or indivi .u:. In t.o way cd sound p.iac:iles be beticr ci;st;nvna:ed than through the s-ercyof Iim.HTra'i n w.;nptrs and Iemocra:ic docutnei.t. And Dem -erat. ca.;!ot better rve their caue than by pladt.it a lvm.ratic newraj er in iL hands of every family in the State. The pr-jud.ee .,( o-ir pl.tical Orn.MtentS wou d 0oa c;ve 1V if ther were nllhte-ied as to the doctrine ani purposes of the Democratic party. Xotwithstan'l rj; the lare increase of the expensas attrnd.r.? the publication of newspaper, ihe terms of tbe ( Stiil will he the same as heretofore, and a wa have dw paid seo wa tU rely upon fneud i aid in extending its circulation. And th larger the circulation, the greater wul W th- aV. ty f : pr.:pnetor to increase the value and ictere.st of tbe paper. TERM OF THE DAILY SENTINEL. 0.;e c py. ore year 7 CC One ropy, ix ncr.th 3 50 Onesropy, one ra'nth oQ DeHvered by r.e ca-ner, wjtbla the city, 15 -enta per week, payabie to Lh earner. Agtnt, will be applied at 12 ceüt a week. TEHX OF THE WEEKLY SEXT1XEL. 1 crp. 1 yer n 50 10 copies, aud oüe t) the raaker of tbe dal 15 00 50 cop e, aad ote to the maker of the club 00 Additions can be made to clob at any time attba above rate. The names will ba printed ea each paper without eitra chare. No paper will be ent without prepayment, or conUnaed longer than paid for. Addreaa I) LDL It, IIAltttllESS A Ill!GlIAnt Ind.ianpolif Intt.

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taaposTvp axrwassLvroarai iiai ataT iimni. ror .Tlornlng lleporl er First l'aje IVaZlit Itrporl. Decision in the Quicksilver Case. The Wires not in Working Order From WHfchlnjflon. Washington April 4 In t lie Supreme Court to day Charles Field appellant against United States: The opinion of the Court was delivered by Justice Nelson, establishing the sou .hern and eastern boundaries of Fossett's grant. The eastern boundary is the straight line of the eastern b-e of the low dell. thu throwing the mine on Fovett's ranch The Court orders a decree confirming the survey of 1?60. and filed in the January following. There was a large attendance to hear the decision iu the Quicksilver case; and on the delivery of the opinion parties rushed to the ttlegraph offices to advise distant friends. E The ezcitemen jas only equalled by the Whiskey and Gold bills. General Gract, accompanied by Gen. Rowling and Colonel Comstock, arrived here at noon today from Fort Monroe, and he will probably go to the Army of the Potomac to-morrow. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. HOUSE. Washington-, April 4. The House considered the resolution of Mr. Eldridge. of Wisconsin, calling upon the Secretary of Wr, if nut incompatible with the public interest, to furnish the Houe information as to the amount of money received up to this time, as compensation of drafted men, and what disposition had been made of the money, the cum ber of substitutes and drafted men, how many have been procured, what sums have been paid for them whether white or black. Mr. Stevens moved to lay it on the tible. Cartied by 60 to 46 On motion of Mr. Arnold, the Secretary of War w-;is call?d upon, if not incomputable with the public interest, to furnish a statement of the number of meu called into the service in March, 161, and the quota of each State under each call. The Houe then proceeded to the consideration of i lie resolution of Mr. Urown, of Wiscon sin. directing, the Secretary of War to communicite the number of negro legiments, the number O' r Tiriv:itw lli :immiit li;inl t'nr ttontitias :irni equipments and other expenses, and what battles the negro troops had been enraged in, and how many were killed ar.d wounded Mr. Stevens said he was opposed to furnishing a muter roll'to the enenv, and therefore moved to lav th t evolution on the table. Agreed to 64 to 42. The House took up Mr. Eldridge's resolution requesting the President. Secretary of State and Secretary of War to furnish the number of all persons w ho have been arrested for political of fen es, or aur other alleged offenses against the Government, by order or with the knowledge of either ot them, who have not been tried or couvictel in miiv civil or criminal court, together with the charges or accus tions for such arrests, and the number of prisoners in forts, and whether any persons have been banished from the loyal States, kc. Oo motion of Mr. Rollins the resolution was jaj(j on t ible 67 to 3 Mr Divi 'f M irvI;tI1jf'frorn the Committee on Foreign Affair?, reported the following joint resolution : Resolved, That the Congress of the United Sfa'esare unwilling, by sib-nce. to leave the na t O 8 ot the world under the -mpr 8 ion that tlxy üie indifferent to the srect u-le ot the deplorable it does not accord with the people of the United States to acknowledge a monarchical govern ment erected on the ruins of any republican government in America under the auspices of any European power. Notic On nccaunt of the storm the lines are working very bad, ami we are without our usua report to-night. Ofkrator. FOR SALE. BY WILEY & MARTIN, nr. A I, lsi ati; .AUCriOÜKlt.S. Till! ZT Y- FIVE Choice Building Lts, AT PUIS L.IC AKTIOX, On Monday, April 11th, at 2 o'clock P. M., on the Premises, Firr Squorts Xorthtcesl cf the Gottrnor't Circle, Fronting on AorA, Uef. and Fayttla Sts. rilHK'K I.OIS AUK SITUATED IX MUtCK NO. 10. M five .quare northweM, diJHonnUy, trom he renter j ot ilie i'y, and enii-races tint fine level, open ground ; eat of o tst .s;refi and h ti c t or n -ide of North street. anl i in a section of the city that is rapidly Jmnrovire, ' and witbtn an e-y walkint; distance from the business I c iter of tie rity. The grounds are lrgh and dry, and overlooking the city, and the trtns of sale are within j tbe reach of every on . i TaMS vr Sal. One fitth cash at time of sale, and the ' remainder in four semi-annual pyment-, w ith intvrekt. ! II KYV MAhTIX. Ileal Estate Broker and Auctioneers. niarCS-dawtd COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Commercial College, IMM A.VVI'OI.IS. IM. FI1HK Commerc:al Department will receive the nndil Tided personal attention ofTho-nasJ. Bryart, who has so uTessfu'.!y conducted the var'otis departments of this institution for many yee. The I'er.manship epartrr.erit w:li leceive the special attention of P H Speter. Jr., o'ie of the av.thor tf the Spercerian System, wri.o brifij to bis aid years of expenerce in ihe Commercial I'o.b c- Pub'ic and Private hcol of Philadelphia, Pittsari. Cleveland, Chicaeo a'id many other cities, from which he his the mo.t flatterlrg testimotlialK. Valuable improvements are in progre.s. For full particulars, M ud two letter stamp. He rart.cular to give Pott 02ice, County and State, ar.d adires HKYAXT V SI'E.XrEK. mcbl5-dAwlm BOOT3 AND SHOES. IIENBRiCRI EDMUNDS & 0., 'Wliolewjilo Dealer 1 BOOTS AND SHOES o. 40 South .Tlrridiaii St., SCHNULL'S BLOCK. w raprrrrTLLT call tbe attention of C.ty and I, Country Merchant to their lanra ason went of hüuu tid i hoe for tbe bprtrg iraae, eanoractnn an Mvlea of food now worn. Wa ball take pleasre in Lowir.ic oar trosLs aud will ndeavr to make It to th interest of Merchant neutrally to call Ld eiamina oar tock. JO"Extra Siifof all kind. marls CIIAS. W. STA6P, Attorney at Law, SO. C TIMPIRA5CX HALL, nhl9-'ü-dly ladUcapoUa.ladlaM.

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t Tiaam.' Utnclnaatl TlrHtn. Cixcixsati, April 4. Flour unchanged. Red wheat is firm at $I.2rl 30. Corn dull at 9?3WOc lor ear, and for ehelled $1.041.05. Oata at 79c. Whisky in good demand at $1. Provisions firm, but not much done, owing to fjrmne&s of holders. Bacon shoulders at 10. balk ehoul-Jers at 9, and ides at 94IUc. Mess pork very firm at $J2 50. Groceries firm, and iu fair demand. C!overeed at $8 75. Timothy dull at $2 GO. Gold at 64. and tilver at 53(5oc prem. NATIONAL BANKS. U.S. 10-40 BONDS Principal & Interest Payable in Gold. VMMlt Fir ST NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS J is tbe Government Agent tr the sale of these desirable Bonds, and U now ready to receive ubscription for the atne. The Bond will peed:ly be delivered, w thont expreage. or other charge, and will be Coupon or Registered Bond, as the purchaser may cteMr. Tie iEtcreu will begin tbe day tbe mosey is deposited la tbe Bank. It Is S per cent., but beine paid rn Gold (and every fix months on bonda over 11C0) ia really 8 per cent.; beside ton It art eTjrt2y tTtm4, bylaw, from all yitt. City, Toiwthijt or rthtr Municipal t ix. Remember that in ordering Jbese Bond you ecure a Crt class investment, and at the same time materially aid in sustaining- your Government, Aatbe law limit the issue to two hundred rr illions, which w ill do doubt on be reached, partie bad better deposit at ince. A commission will be allowed the purchaser on all Bond ordered at this Bank. THE NATIONAL BANK II also for sale, aud Is now ready to deliver at par, Uiilttd States Legal Tender Treasury .Voff, Drawlny 5 per cent, interest; alo, U. S. Hcveniic Stamps, at a Discount. Uni'ed States Conpons, whether due or not, will be bought at the h;(rhet price; also Quartermasters' and Commisarie' Orders and Voucher; Gold, Silver and Exchange. aprl'63-dly MEDICAL. l x 1 11 o lit death: SOLDIERS IPon't go nach to ihe irr. ITV'R many have died from Diarrhoea and Hysentery in " your regiment. Now take warning and do not return without supplying your knapc.icks with a bottle of Dr. Strickland's nti Cholera Mixture remember how many were saved lal year by taking it after teinir discharged a:.d ient from the hospitals a incurable. One dose will immediately relieve the most severe case of Diarrho?a or Dvsentary. It is acknowledged by the faculty to be tje only medicine knuwn to cure Chronic Diarrhcra and Dy.-entiry. Now don't neglect it. for on your return a change of diet and w ater, 4c, will most certainly bring on DUrrboea, and a 5' cent bottle of Dr. Strickland's Atiti-Chob-ra Mixture will cure you and several othtrs. It will keep good in any climate. Do not fail to tell your comrade to put a bottle of it in their knapsacks. Sold by Druggits and prepared only by Dr. A. Stricklard, 6 Kast tourth street, Cincinnati, O. For Mle by W. I. Hakit A Co., Browning 4 Sloan, Stewart A Morgan, J. F. Senonr, Tomlinson A Cox, Kgner & Wucher. march" dlyeodiwly EXTERMINATORS. For Hat, illirc. K oar Ii es. Ants, Hod lilies, Iotlisi in I iii-s,, Woolciis.tYc, Invert 011 1'lants, Fowls AiiimnlK, Ac. Tut up in 2."c, '0c and il Boxe, Bottles and Flaska. t3 and $5 size for Hotels, l'ublic Institutions, 4c. ' nly infaUitde remedies known." Free irom IMson." "Not dangeron to the Human Family." "Rats c.me out of their h"le to die." TT7Sol t Wholesale in all larpe cit :es. f Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere. TTp::! Bkwakk::: of all worthless imitations. ( rSee thnt 'CosTak's" tianie is on each Box, Bottle and Flask, before von t nv. lrVAddres " HlVxiJV ICCOS I Alt. V '-'I'Ri.xciPAU DrroT 4r2 I'.hoadwat, N. T. TTJ.S,,ld by IHtOWMX; A SI. OA, Wholeale and Retail Agents, Indianapolis, lnd. mar2S-d4w6m EXECUTOR'S SALE. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. I WILL SF.LL AT PRIVATE SALE THE FOLIjOW. ing described I.'eal E-'ate in Itnlidna, 1 eli.nging f tlie estate of f'u'icli Appleote. lat f Kaj-i tte County Indiana, dect u.-ec-Or.e Fari of SO arres in Marion County, s x miles eart of Indianapolis, ine-f.iurth of a mile sooth of the toll, pale .n tue Ni!i'iial ;.a!. One-halt Js uuiler cultivatiot:, the other Salfi. well timbered. ANo, Kt) -re in Henry t.'outitj-, i-eTen mile. nortbwert of wcatl-, near the Milphur Spring, on the line of the Chtc. g' and Cireinnnti sir Lire R.iüroad. One-half under cultivation, the other half well timbered. Also, HO acre rive inil-s northwest 'f I'onnersville, in Faye'te Count ; (J5 acres under cultivation, the residue in timber For particulars adJrt the undernigned at Connerarilie. Indiana. W. V. AFPLtGATK, aprl-dlwAw-.V Executor. NOTIONS, &C. ciiii.ii:i:vs evils, gigs, AND w i Ij 1j o xv xv a a oxs, WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL. 17UFTT PIFFEHENT STTLES ON EXHIBITION AND ' for a!e at nn -aiesr'Mn. up rtair. They are selected frfm tbe bsr nMntjfacrurer. ar.d vary in prices from TWO to THIriTT N)LL.kS apiece. Dealer will find it to their interest to inpert thee gcnd CHARLES MAYER, feb20-di6m No. 29 Wet W a-hington Street. PROFESSIONAL. Ilr. A. II. KALL, O Fl ER IIIS SKKTICES TO THK CITIZENS OF Indi na.lis and ricinity. OSce. Virg'nia ATenue No. '22. Ijesivier.ca N vth Nw Jersey street. No 37. octU'C3-dly LIQUORS. mH!3 GIN IS DISTILLED FLOM PURE RYE MALT J 'Srir.t and Impert.d Juniper lme. For medicinal qual-.ti it is equal ta every re-pect to any Imported Gin. Owing to it cheapre co-r.pa-d w.to tbe price of Gin rai.ir.g through the Cu-toia Houv, It becotnea the lnterttt of buyers to examine its quality and relativ merits. For sale by A. V II. CIIM LL Selmiill'M IV w Block. w Comer Meridian and Maryland Sts., INDIAXArOLIS.lND. ichn-Jlm

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From tha army hospital tht bloody battle field tha raaolon cf the rich an4 bumble ab!e cf tbe poor from tha oSc a od tbe crd dek frwra th moontain top, distant Talle j and far-ol Islands of tlie oreaa froraerery took aal corner of tha cleitlied world is pouring in tha evt leoce of th Mtooinhing effecta of DRAKE'S rLA5TATI0X F.rTTERi. TbouMnd tpen thousands ot letters lika tha following nay be seen a our ofce: EitrvstiT, Wn., Sept. 1M3. I bT been ia th army hospital for fourteen months speech'e and nearly dead. At Alton. III., they gar me a bottle of Plat Uiion Buters. Three bötües restored my speech and cured C. A. FLAUTE.' Sorra Wabjaw, O., Jaly 2. lfc62. ' One young man, mho bad been sick and not ot of th house for two years with Scrufala acd Krys'pelas, after paying tbe doctor over fl&u without benefit, has been cured by ten bottle ef tour bitters. EDWARD WUUNALL. The following i from the Manager of th Union Homo School for tht Children of Volar. teert: HATtvirxa Ma.uo, TirrT-StTxm aVraatr,) Nw Tou, AngvstS, Je63. i ''Vt. Pia: Toar wonderful RasutJoa Ettcn kati been giren to soma of onr l'ttla children aaffrlcf from weskness and weak lungs, with most happy effect- On. little girl, in particular, with pains in her bead, loss of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on wbota all medical skill had been exhausted, has keen entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoonful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased, and h is now well. Respectfully, MRS. O. M DEVOE." " I owe much to yon. for I rerily believe th Plantation Bitters have saved my lite. REV. V. H. WAGG0NSR, Madrid, N. T." " Thou wilt aeud me two bottles more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife hat been greatly benefitted by their use. The friend. " ASA CCRR X, Philadelphia, Pa." " I haea been a treat auTerer from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation Bitter hare cured me. REV. J. CATHOR. Rochester, N. T." Send u. twenty-four doxen mors of your Plantation Bitters, tbe pop ularit) if which are da.ly increasing with the guests of our houe. SYKES, CHADWICK k CO., Proprietors of Willard's Hotel. W ashington, D. C. " I have given th Plantation Bitters to hundreds of our disabled, soldiers with the mot astonishing effect. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati, O. " Tha Plantation Bitters have cured me of liver complaint, of which I wa laid up prostrate and bad to abandon my business. U. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0." " The Plantation Bitters have cured me of a derangemnt of the kidneys and nrinary organs that has distressed me for vears. It acs lik- a charni. C. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. J." Ac, Ac, Ac. The Plantation Bitters make tht weak strong, th languid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed of a celebrated Caltsaya Bark, Wintergreen, Sa-safras, Roots, Herbs, Ac, ail preserved in perfectly pure St. Cri.ix Rhm. S. T.-1860.--X. Perona of sedentiry habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress af.er eating, torpid liver, constipation, &., deserve to suffer if they do not try tbera. They are recommended by th h'ghest medical authorities, and are warranted to produce an immtdiaU beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Notice Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitter in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor. It is put up only in our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled w ith imitation dcleterous stuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp over the cork untnutilated, and signature on steel plat side label. Sold by respectable dealer throughout the habitable globe. I. II. DRAKE Sc CO., 202 Broadway. N. Y. feb-d6m A FACT It ts u Dye. In the year 1845 Mr. Mathews first prepared the VENETIAN II lit. DYK; since that time it has been used bv thousand, and in no instance has it failed to give entire satisfaction. The VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the world. Its price is only Fifty Cent , and each buttle contains double the quantity of dye In tbo- uua!Iy sold for on dollar. The VENETIAN DYE is warranted not to injure the hair or the scalp in the slightest degn e. The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidity and certainty, the hair requiring no preparation whatever. The VK.NKTIAN DYE produces any shad that may b desired oik that will i.ot fade, crck or wab out one that is as permanent a the hair itself. Kor eal by all druggists. Price 5" cents. A. I. MATHEWS. Gen. ral Atrent, 12 Geld street, X. T. Also, Mnuf.ctnrer of Mathews Arnica Hair Glos, tbe bet bair dressing in ue. Price 25 ceDts. JuneH-ly BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES I HAVE NEVER CHANGED MY MIND re.-pecting them from th' first, excepting to think yet better oftbat which I began thinking- well jf." Rer. Henry Ward Beeeber. "Tbe Troches are a staff of Life to me." Prof. Edward North, Pres. Hamilton College. Clinton, N. T. 'For Throat Troubles they are a specific." N. P. Willis. "Too favorably known to need commendation." Hon. Cbar!e A. I'Lelps, Pre. Mas. Senate. "Containno Opium nor anything irjurious." Dr. A. A. Hsye.. Chemist, Boston. "An e'egant combination f r Cough." Dr. G. F. Bigelow. Boston. "I recommend their use to Public Speakers." Rev. E. H.ChaplD. "ilost salutary relief in Bronchitis." Rev. S. Seigfried, iforhstown, Ohio. "Very beneficial when suffering from Colds." Rev. S. J. P. Anderson, St. Louia. "Almost instaM reiief in tbe distressing labor of breathing peculiar to Athma." T.ev. A. C. Eggleston, New Tork. "They have sui'ed y cas exactly, reliering my throat so that I can sing with eae." T. Ducharme, Choriter French Par5h Cnurcb, Montreal. As ther are imitations, be sure to obtain the genuine. Sold by all Druggists aui Dealers tn Med.cices In th Cfcited Stales and most foreign couutrie at 25 cents per box. rachS-dAwlra vrovnrc nrnniTV cpuivit t i . i.n i - i'ijuiiiii 1 , o ji 1.1 TYeakces, e'x cr ft curl by out who has really cured niavelf and hundreds of others, anl will tell yo nothing but the trut. Addres with stamp. EDWARD U. T RAVER, feb29-dAw ly Lock Box, B-ton, Mass. SarLADIES! LADIKS! LADIES! DON'T fail to read the aivenisement in this paper, hade" IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cbeemiaa, of New York, has devoted the lat th;rty years of his practice to Ferna! Complaints. U:s Pills art Lkeacharm. They are reliabl and safe. novis-ddrn MEDICAL. A SURE CURE! I"lVERTrV)DTis t r.g cured of this di.tressirg d s2J ea-e by tb? um I OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Real what a sufferer sajsMr. 3. P. Hazard. 1(4 Seeoud street, C-ccirtatl. 0., says be has been a drea.lf-1 urtersr with P.!s Ut a long time, and has tried Learly ev rythin g, and could obtain no relief. H ued about one-loan h of a pot of If. .tnctla'-d'a Pt! Ointxt nt. and it mad a complete cur. H adv.se every one suflering to try itSold by all Drxggtt at 50 een's per pot. Manufactured at No. S Kast Fourth street. Cincinnati. O. Ask for Strickland' rile Ilnnedy. For sal by W. I. Haskit Co- Browning A Sloan, Stewart A Morgan, J. F. SenortTotaHnson t Cox and K(txr a Wrbr. mar -dlyeJwly

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BOirS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTClaTlTX, iiorrs n la wat a a hair rkstoratxtk. H0TTS HIAWATII A HAIE RISTORATIVI, la LoBffellow'a Pwa Hiawatha wa adjadged to ka conferred tL grtt boon ca bla trib tca k brought to lu ttic cro. Jvtry ec will aisittlit oar preparation ia worthy of th bas. for th Um'u it corners wb.n n u kawwn. HJLTTBE HIAWATHA WIS. It retore fa44 and gray bair and wtl.kers t tb.tr orcnsl color. It bm. pj th tataral sbadirgofea hair with another, thus rm the ta'r j-erfect I.f ppearauce. so that tk. rhm rnur.l oterve anixj detect H us. It make. r bair soft at4 s-lsy. stop IU falling out. cleanses p. and tb sc f frtn all iaspurt t:e, is aa reatlly ap;.!iM a4 rt-4 ffom ,b , vin as cy ba r dressing, and entirely overcome, tbe bad effect f previous us of preparations cotti;rg j( bar, sugar of lead. Ac. The propstors of th Hiawatha pubt'sbed tke blowing cha'leege to test, ia tbe 'w t.-rk dal es tbre weeks, wh.ch WK NFVFR CCriTFIi je some we'l kuvwa atel disibtere.ted peror a atpoint on to the proprietor of each preparation for th batr to brng tp tbe color. Mr proprietor to nothing but b;s wn preparation, ard t b perx notblog else earir.g tbe test. A certificate vt the result t b widely puhbshed at the eioense of the anuccftl comeutors. üoid evervhr. JOf-ErH H0YT CO.. carlf dir No. 10 Cclersjty PUce.N T. HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. This Is the most delightful and extraordinary artie! ver discovered. It changes tL sun burnt fac and hands to a peaily satin tenure of ravishing beauty, la partii.g the mail le purity of youth, and the ditf4 appearanc Inviting la th city telle of fasLiwu. It remove tan, freckles, piropla and rvughbess of th skin, leaving th cutupl.aiou frU, tran.parebt and mouth. It cjlUjds no material injurlou t tb skin. Patronized by Actresses and Op;a Singers. It 1 what very lady should have. Sold everywhere. Prepared by W. . HAG AN, Trey, N. T. Address all orders to LEMAS 5. BARNES k CO., New Tork. feli-ißa-eod A Voice From Vlscksburir. Vicasarta, Mis., Aug. 9, litl. Da. Joan Bill -Dear Sir: I am happy to stat to yon that t hare used your raluable Cedron Bitters with great benefit to mytelf in general debility and prostration of my h.vsteni, prtsjued ty tbe unhealthy aud miasmatic influences of the Mississippi River aud r'Mind Vtcks. burg, haing been with ten. Grant's army throughout its hole Southern campaign. 1 confidently recommend its use to all persona who are expo-ed in unhealthy climates. H. W. FUGLE, Agent I". 8. Sanitary Commission. Locisiii ie, Kr., Sept. 1S,1&3. On the 2-TI of July lst I submitted, tbn-ucb an aa-eat of mine, to tbe Medical D;rectr ot the iw-partmt.t t f tt Cunil.erland. a sample of my Cedron Bitters for Ids Inspection, and requested, it' atter analysis b found it meritorious, to sanction and appro it. u amoi g our soldiers. Tbe follow i tig is tbe Medical Director's reply, and als Gen. Ro-e -arf s permission to ship SOU dozen at one, to have It sold to Sutler. JOHN BULL. "I am satisfied that Cedron P.ittera will do no harm to any one, if taken rroperiy and in moderation. I see a objection to Dr. Bull bting permitted to dUpo,e of It t Suttler. A. HENRY THURSTON, Surgeon and Mrdkat Director, D. C." HaADQraRTKBt Dcr'r or Ta Ccbseslasd, Nashviixk, Tts , July 24, )3. t Dr. John Bull Acent, Mr. , has permission t ship to Nashvill. Tenn., twenty-flee cross (or 300 doxen) of Bull's Cedron Bit Urs, for sale to Sutlers In tk amy only. I he regulations of tbe Treasury Department ar to b comp'ied with strictly. By command of Major General Ro.ecrans. WM. M. WILES, Major and Pro-ost Marshal General. Sld Wholesale and'Retail bv J. K. 5RNOCR. Druggist, West Washington Street, Indian apelii. marchl-d6ra Z3T IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR. Haa vet's Female Pills have never yet failed tn removing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stoppag of nature, or in restoring tvie system to perfect health when suffering from Spinal affections. Prolapsus, Uteri, tb Whites, or other weakness of tb Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly barml-ss on tbe constitution, and may be taken by the most delicate female without causing distress th same time they act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating and restoring the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, do matter from what causes th obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT t taken during tb first three or four month of pregnancy, though safe at any other tim, as roiscarriagt would b tbe result. Each box contains 60 p:lls. Pricafl. Dr. HARVEY'S TREATISE on Diseases of Temalet, Prpnancy, Mivarrlee, Ban-emes, Sterility, Re prod action and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically th Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 4 pages, sect fre to any address. fix cents required to pav postag. The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired, securely sealed and prepaid, by J. P.RYAN, M. D., General Agent, No. 7 Cedar street. New York. T78old by all the prinefpal drugrists. T0M,UNS0N A COX, Druggi.ts, Agents, sept30'63-ddwly Indianapolis. tTXEW DISCOVERY FOR THE apeedy and pern, anent cure of Beminal VTeaknes, Urethral arid Vaginal Discharges, Gleet, Sequal Diseases, Emissions, Impotence, Genital Iiebility and diseases ot tb Bladder and Kidney a. Bell's Srxnnc I'iuj art warranted in all cases and can be relied on. No rhanc of diet required. They do not nansate.oor interfere with bu.tnes pursmts. Upwards of 200 cases bare been cured tho past month. yf-rre thin one Ann.fraf j hymiriant lArrn i thrir jtriraU -r-icf ice, .jij nil -eik vtl of their tfiiacq. They are entirely harmless ou the system, and can b relied on in all caaea arising from youthful indiscretion or stlf-abuse, which often iLcapacitae tb sufferer from ' fulfilling tht'lutiet of marrüd lit. ATRATlE of 64 pages, containing means of cur, seat free to all. Two stanps required for Joosts ge. Tbe Pills will b- sent by mail, securely aealed, on receipt of One Dollar, by J. BRTAN.M.D, Ko.Tfi Cedar street, N , T. Sold by all th principal drugri'ts. TOMLINSON k COX. Agents. sept.10-dAwly Indiannpoll . DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS Seminal, Urinary and fexual System new ar.d reliabl treatment in Reports of tbe HO WALD ASS( CTATI05. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, fre of charge. Address D. J. SKILL'S HOUGHTON, Howard Assoriatlon. No. 3 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ma-HO-dAwly MEDICAL. Ir. STRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH B ALS A3! CI'RLS Cousht, Colds, Sre Throat, Aubna, asd Cwncumption. It ts only Deeeary for ary one troubled with those complaints to try on bottl of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, To convU tbTB that it I th bt preparation vr cl. It not 0'jiy cures tt abort a?eci;on cf tie v at.d 1ulc, bat It cures NiM Swea's and p'ttin ef Blood, and I aa excellent garg'. for arry k'.itd ot Sora Throat. It is pleasant to Lsä, and sat aaediclse for tifants. Pnc 51 cent per bottl. For sal by Druigtsta gecrallr. Fr sU by W. L Hk t A Co, Brow nine A Sloan, Stewart A Mrgan, Twxiiasou k Cox, J. F Senotr aad gner A Wucter. tearT-dlj eodA wly PROFESSIONAL. X. J. DOttSEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 0FT1CI X5D RESirENCE, No. 46 North Pennsylvania St. fl-42x&wla