Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1864 — Page 3

DiUUTSEOTINEL. SATURDAY MO UN I NO. APRIL 30

CITY ITEMS. fJpAll kinds ot Dook nJ Job Printing neulj cd prompt! dona at thta office, at living rates. CT To eterf mm intereti la the parchtw of atabla city property, th request i mi to rea4 the advertif merit of W!ker, McKernun & Gold-bm in to day'g paper, for suction les of Heal Ett. j2Siit. Eailt CurttSG. -Anxious to plve our young bbv-tj time for imcrovamem, we will continue to close it 6 o'clock P. M. duripp th eaon. W. 1 H Olejut, febl2J6ra Proprietor New York Store. GL7Melvillei prent Australian Circo ia in the city. A aplewiid performance waagiv en last Dicht. It will exhibit this afternoon and to night on Virginia renne. Viait it; you will tee the best performance ever witnessed in this city. Masostic Notice. A "pedal meeting of Mari on Lodge, So. 3a, lor work, will be held this (Saturday) cTeaiing at 1 o'clock. Punctual attendance ia requested. Feascis Kino. Secretary. o Coc5TT GaTTLtMis Remember the auction ale of two acres on North Meridian street, at 2 o'clock od Monday next, advertised in another column, by Spann k Smith; other ground in the tame neighborhood will be offered at the tame time. ap30-2t IAS " So good an opportunity for a profitable Investment in valuable city property is not always afforded, as the one proposed by Walker, McKernari k Gold-berry, in their advertiaent for auction rale of Real Estate, in to-dav'a piper. o2i5t. kJf" The busine men of Indianapolis will find ' the Clay County Democrat one of the best adertis nz medium in the Sttte. The piper i. the ixe of the Daily Sentinel, and hits a good circulation. Send all orders to A. T. L-riin, Bowling Green. Indiana. 21) 3t SoB.Tnr.ax Slblbbi? (Jrocxd at Aittios. Spann L Smith will eell two ncren of the beet residence ground in the State, being neit to the residence of Wtn Henderson. E-q , on North Meridian and Pennsylvania treets, on next Mon day, at two o'clock.' 27-dt. t2TFor fine and f.hiunable merchant Milorinj; work, call on Denar k Bron.. No. 4 East Washington street. They have laielv emplovetl oue of the bet cutters in Cincinntti, and they have just received a most elegant atock of piece goods 25 Ct ti"J'Jt received, a fine stock of new and bexutilul Scotch Goods, for spring wear, hich will be made to order in the bet of ntyle, at verv low jirices, by Heitkam, Merchant Tstilor. C-ll and examine the stock and untisfy jourselve. at No. 17 North Illinois street. 19 tf t2T"Men of tnste will remember the auction aale of two acre on North Meridian street, at 2 o'clock of Mondav next, and advertised in another column by Spann k Smith; other ground in the same neighborhood will be offered at the fame time. 3U-2& ty-Aristocracy will remember the auction aale of two acres on North Meridian street, at 2 o'clock on Monday next, advertise in another column by Spann k Smith; other ground in the atme neighborhood will be offered at the same time. ap30-2t t-iV " We understand that a youne lady of this city has written a note to Hriadier General Carrington, etating that if he will go to the front, she will take his place in the rear, for one hundred day or longer staying, in fact, until the rebellion is completely played out. Fix Suburban Propirtt at Auction Thursday next, at 3 o'clock. Delzell k Jonen will sell to the highest bidder that well-locited piece of uharbaa property ou the corner of Mill street and Michigan Road. A tare chance is here offered to get a fine out town residence on an improved road, and convenient to the manufacturing and commercial portion of the city It will be sold without reserve. See advertisement. GT"Why don't Oovernor Morton's staff volunteer? They are all vigorous and able-ttodied young menepecially Col. ilolloway. Their bleedinjr country now demands their services. It would be a burning harne, if they should puffer women to take their places, particularly after ilia Excellency has drawn his circumambient sword and waved it in the bloody air. O. B. Stoct& Bao. Ths old and established grocery and fruit house the oldest in the city--hare the largest and most perfect stock of groceries and fruits ever brought to the city such as oranges, lemons, figs, raisins, prunes, prunella, dried; raspberries, blackberries, currants, fresh; pine apples, shaddocks, eocoanut, sardines, sar dells, anchoveys, salmon, muckerel; also, all kinds of bottle and can and preserve fruits, for rale at wholesale and retail. Call anJ examine their extensive stock. Willing to co. Prof. B. F. Greh, principal of the String and Bras B nd of Music for Cotillion Partie, &c , tenders his services as a volunteer lor 100 days, if any competent lady will fill his place ia his absence. As the familv ol the Protestor is entirely dependent ou his profession al exertions for their suojort, he will require a guaranty tint they will be properly maintained during hi absence. Address, through the Post Office, Prot. B. F. Gresh. tiPThe paradeof the 1 Ith Indiana, yesterday. was magnificent. Col. Macauley, young and chivalrous, looking every inch thesoMitr, led his brave boys They marched through Washington street from the west to Pennsylvania street, whence they went north to University Square. Many citizens, including ladies, here witnessed their brilliant evolutions. The 11th leaves today for the tront, and the best wishes of ;Jl go with them. Every m in of it h ts pro el hiois-elf a hero. fVMr. Chsnfrau mskes his ltt appearance at the Metropolitan to-night. The plays are f his best, and in which he will display his versatile genius. Chanfrau is a man of infinite wit; he is a gentleman; he is a scholar. He is, in our judgment, the best actor, although his role is cmic. that ha ever appeared on our boards. Give Mr. Chanfrau, Mr. Hustch, and Mr. Riley, a crowded houe to night. To those who have ladies, we suggest that thef go early to secure their seats. PoLtci; GcArs Rallt You are called upon to meet at headquarters (police office) th s Saturday at 7 o'clock P. M.. tor the purpose of transacting impoitant busiaess, and to iJ-cerUin how many of the company are willing to devote ' hui i .i . I. ! Iii uay io ineir cuunirj a service. ow, gentlemen, tour country calls, and we hope you will re(nd willingly and al once. We will recruit a company at once. We are reaiv now t receive recruits. Come on, boys. Bj order of W. S. Johnston. Captain. Jacob Bi?i-.. 0. S. A Rimedt rot, Pats h is a bles-inz to the Buffering to know that we have an effeetuul cure for thia truly troub'esome disete. Mr. J. P. Haxarde, of 164 Second street, Cincinntti, Ohio, takes great pleasure in informing all who are tuffeting with piles that he ued a small quantity of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a permanent cure This seems to be the cae with all who make use of this splendid preparation It ia matiufectured at No. 6 Eat Fourth atreet. Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold bv all druriu mar9 tf f?PTo be successful in business, there are eme very important facts to be borne in mind. First, you roust keep a well selected stock, be op with the limes, always having on hand the latent stiles; and be sure that you keep the bet and most durable goods; sell as nearlyas possible at ut.lfortn rates; be courteous and accommo dating U) your customers; and, best of all. learn how to ue printer' ink. V re led to make thee remarks from thinkine of our enterpri-ing friends Raker k Mclver of the hat and cap perauaaion.. Rv adopting the-e rule. thev have in a Jew y4r, tuilt up a trade that miht well be the envy of a larger city. Journal.

Farewell to the f lib IXeflittent I.V.I.

I5KUUD TOCafT. JOI r. HIIAW. XJt'l barp. uatraaj and aile-at, Wake aga'a in w.,rds of cLeer; Sin t freedom. In of va'or. B.cf of brave wb know Lot fear. Lrt th nonivd rlna br dty. t-rawlly: runt that Conn'ilft baltl Seid, Sanol that tells nf gloriotii nurtlf', Of an aria that n r j ied. Tell tpe I w H th nn!e wiTer A th rrim.on t de It pafot, Tld that washed ur proud catcbtoa From old Burn Vli taut? 5 j! Tbe anthem sweHng bigger. Broader, tul.er. well may o.nd, EinK1i g loud the (ale cf glory. How the hoi.or lost was four.d. Bat a r4fce ore not softer. Can tat d widh ty w-H. When it bretbe o ;e thought wirh!n It. That on thought "riri well ! farewell!" Soon thoae h'arts to strorgly beat In r. High with hope and Tjlor'a mift-tit, Will their wet bword'a truth be keeping, "At the frort m ere ry Cbt." Brave Macauley lead to victory. Follow g il art ran and h!e; Death thy Uuirh at all bs terrors, filory fires the fun'ral pile. Gallant brave, when wsra are erer, fame tb laurel wreath will twine, Fa-1ele- even T;me. iLe b fh'er. Makes it but aiore brightly Line. Sow thr trina; bea-in to tremble. Little harp, like Tallin? tear., Of the cornin note prophetic. Ire the thought iUelf a;ear. Ah! metho'ijrbt thoe at rlnga were broken. At they quivered la each .well; So; 'twa bu' the hea't-atrinr I apping, A there came the wurJ "FareweT." XlA&flia Lrra Svlutaw. War Meeting at Masonic Hall ! THE CALL FOR 20,000! Speech of Governor .Morton. L ist right at about half past 8 o'clock M tsonic was visited by numerous citizens The preliminaries of the meeting having been arranged bv the appointment of Elder J. B New piesioent, O A. Burgers. W tu Wallace, Colonel Joi.es, J. P.Jones and Rev. J P. Jones, nd Kev J me Tarkinjrton vice presidents, secretaries) Harry Rates hikJ Col. Smiutd V.mce, Gov. Mortop. greeted with loud cheers, came forward aud spoke in substance as follows: He said he had been p lined to see the malig pity with which the recent call of ttie NorihWeteru Governors had been received here in Indiana. He would not say that the war would be concluded this year, and he realized the tact that the call now made would make a drall upon the indu-trial interests ot the North West He would grai.t that f act. He realized it as well as any other man. But this year the war must be triumphantly concluded. It was to promote thi successful conclusion that the Governors had made this call. He had found on his return from Washington more oppo-ii ion to this call among anorganizi Hon calling themselves Democrats than he had exacted. It came from enemies ot their conn try in the North, who oppose everything for the good of the country. He said he held hi his hand a copy of the Indiana State Sentinel. It whs chaiged theiem that the North western States were being depicted lor the purjose of screening New tinlaiid. He defied his audience to pick up a Dciuo raiic paper that did not teem with articles against New England. He read extracts from recent numbers of the Indiana Slate Sentinel. He objected to the term "small ,ottto politicians" and "stayat Lome patriots," all of which allusions were infamously false. The man who penned it knew it to be false. He talked about taking 2 t.OOd men from our agricultural pursuits. That editor and those who acted with him would rejoice to see thai many Union men leave the Slate. We had not only had the help ol ths leaders of the Democratic party, but we had to overcome tl.eir opposition at every step. Ther had opposed every call lor the last two years. They opposed the present call with more malignity than ever. Mind you, I do not say that mai y Democrats have not entered the army, but they nave done it in defiance of their le.tdeia. You know that this verv piper the Sentinel has told the lartners of Iudi.ina that greenbacks weie worthless that United States Slocks would fall still lower. Every thing which would militate agtiiist the government had been urged by thai sheet; yet with peculiar maliguity thai paper opposed ihese C alls. It opposed it because there would be experienced soldiers wheu they came back able to repel invasion ou our border or subdue leoellion at home. He bad been called upon heretoiore to save that newspaper Irom Obstruction. He did it not because of any respect lor the editor or proprietors, but because he desired that the laws should be obeyed. He would nol sav that he would do the same thing ugiin Flty thousand veierat.s nullit turn the scale of this campaign and save the nation. To let this hfty thousand go the call had been made by the G.iVeruora. Tlie.se new re. runs, for one hundred days would do garrison duty and enable General Grant to concentrate his forces. It would i ut us in position to repel mv sion ujoii our bolder-. Every efT rt to arm the peo; had bet n resisted by this pper, the Sentinel, because it said Abolitionists were Oein armed to put dou Democrats. He had defied that siieet, and although he had the Li.-datu.e against hun. the Siqreme Court agaiurt huu, and every State otlicer against him. and very little money , he had pei severed aud he wouid continue to per?e vere. ll;a Excellency insistel thit there wns a circle with. n a circle in the Democratic party. Theie was a treasonable orgauiz tioii wiihin it The Iflidtrs keut on the out skirts of it But if they dared to raire their IisiiOh against this Goven ment he would promptly employ these twti.ty thou-aiid men now called for to put them down. Their leadtts m'ghi just as well uti.ie.stand lliat al of;t e AH stories that these men were raised to interfere w ith ll-e elections was a humbug. The idea was ti nuke the present ctinpiigii a success. It was a responsibility to lake, to call for these men. He thought he had done ruht therein. If we fail now, all the blood and tiessure we hd expended would have been in vain. These m-n wanted this campaign to fail. They had w mted every other campaign to fail. We understand the kind of oppoitioii we have to meet at home. And for one, he ijteuded to meet it. We had gone too tar to go back. We mut succee 1. If we did not. uatioual ruin would overtake us He was, thetefore, lor a vigorous prosecution of the war. The great trouble was that we did not mke this war our business. He heard a mau say the other day if we did not succeed this year alter that he wou.d turn our attention to the war in earnest. In a financial point ot iew the rebellion was iu a belter fix thau we. That ws startling proposition but nevertheless the fact. Dowu outh ihe hd;ol to that point at Which they could do wi:hin money. We in the orth have money ; our armies must be paid. lie oeired to ru..ke this campaign an overwhelming one. He hid taken the responsibility ot ihi. call. He wt.uld take any respon sibility thai wou'd promote, iu his judgment, the welfare of the country. His Excellency paid a high and deserved eulogium upon the bravery and gallantry ol Indiana troops; Out Indiana w.u only a ptrt of this great nation. He depii-ed that feeling of jea!ou.y which lira up tnle betweenSew Eugland and the V est. The scheme of forming a North western Confedeicy was alive and ou lout in thia euj to night. His Excellency showed, as he looked at it, that the first step in tbi programme was to stop the war, and then Mississippi river interests would attach the North west to the Confederacy. The first proposition was to stop the ar, separate the West Irom the East, erect a North-weteru Cou lederacy which would ultimately be attached to the Southern Coulederacy. The next one hundred days from the lit of May would be the mort memorable in the histo ry of this country. The lite ot the nttiou ould be decided in that time. He railed upon all therefore to rally The Governor took his seat amid loud ap p.au-e. Messrs. Burgess, Thompson and Vance followed him. After that quite a number of volunteers were obtaiued trobably fifty in all. Adjourned.

Ladle-' Patriotic Tlorrnient. . , ..... v.!

i ne committee i ia ües nppnirneu io visit me i a ft t . a . I 1 ousinesa nousea ot me cuv anl acertain now many proprietors of the tame were fav.rable to, and would concur in, the resolutions adopted at Masonic Hall on Wednesday, submit the following report: The? were a!mnt everywhere received with; courtesy ant kirxine, and met with j:m1 sue. ces, the business men itmn.tl irinir in the Cause which Ul to an novel a movement, S .me cood. true, loyal men entered he.nilv into theschfce, idirg the committee in evcrj p. -:Kt- t .k .: of the step; Mie many sucribtd on v to the latter part of the re-olution-to send their de.ks into tne service, continue their salarie. -n-l rein state them on their return thus do ng awav with the first hall, to obligate themselves to emplov l.diea. The commitiee. knowing ih.t a '..ree part of the limited time would nece-srily fe spent by those who were novices in becoming fa mili.r with business, thf.uht the object .f th. meeting would be accomplished by the shopmen dispensing with all eligible persona, and did not insit upon th first part of the obligation. The first district, embracing tht part of the city which lies wst of the middle of Illinois street, Mrs Erie Locke and Mr. Geo. Merritt visited, presenting the following obligitioti.be fore published: We.bunines. men of Indianapolis, whose names are hereto subscribed, lavor the movement of the lidies in volunteering to fill the places of clerks and others who enter the hundred day's service; will employ ladies at $13 per month, ("and rations) should any of nur employees volunteer, whose places can be filled bv ladies. We will continue the salaries of our clerks, as. heretofore, giving them full pay during their absei.ee, less the amount paid to the ladv volunteers. We a'so agree to keep the positions open for our clerks, rcnis'ai.ni; wiera upon ineir re urn no me. The signatures of the following gentlemen were tihtiined. to-wit; A. M Benhtm & Co . Willard k Stowell. W H. Turner. Merritt k Couzlin: Webb k II lUond

1. Steigel. Thomas 1 Co , 1. R L. i A W i Children should be taught th tt punctuality in McOuatt, 1. C E eiei,..,ri & Co , I ' Hecruiis ! lhe '"charge of every duty, is of the utmost im-obt-ined: D T. Hill of Webb k Hill.T. N Hall .tHJrt" - f Speigel. Thome i Co., R Sliindler of C. E. T" !"ecure c,0ier application and greater exerGe'senilrf k C- tion on the part of pupils, monthly examinations Mra. Ovid Butler. Sr., and Mrs. G W Ho-s h ,ve heen institutetl. These oceupy the last two visited the business hou-es between ihe middleol d,,-v o! each Ji'1',M'1 month; these two days are Illinois and of Meridian streets, and obtained the ' ,n,re VH,l,e to sc holars than any other two following name-: days in the whole month, as the w hole month's L. H Tvler. Wilmo' & Thayer; Thomas A work is ,evie,edi everJ ol,e hould e pre-ent. Llovd k Co. send 1, Browning j ghnn . t 2 At the cioe of the present term, theie will be a

Hume, Lord k Co. send 2. 0 R. Stout k Rm send 1, . V H(gsi,ire 4- Co send 1. Jones. Vim eige k Co .send 1 ; W-n H erh, P'eitleman k Rauh. J. K Lmtz. C. L. Holmes. Charles Mayer, J. F. Ramsay. RS.CRUITS Wm Way, from Thos H Lloyd k Co ; W Rrownii g and N .S Drig-s, from' Rrowning Si Sloan's: N Harris and J .fob Kern. Irom Hume. Lord k Co.; John J Huffer m l Frank Hn fieri from A J Hinsetev's; John R Stout, Irom 0 II Stout k Hro.; J.seph L B.rtlett, from W P Hogshiie k Co ; Albert G Cox. Irom J H Vagius'; C M Munhall, lioui Jones, Vinnedge k Co Mrs J lines M Ray and Mrs C. A. IIu-Mim visiteil betweeo tlie middle ol Mcndi in and Del aware streets, obtaining the lol.owin name: Chise k ('ady sent one 01 two and c-n em ploy ladie-; Yande- k Co . Mayo ,V Co., Fltv eher and Sil up. Holland i Soii.'W II Ciaft, S V Morris. No 16 Eist M uket street, will employ a ladv and give double sil.rv; I-aae D.vis will give $l(M) to same oncgoin' iu his place; S ewait k Morgan, S A Fletcher k Co . llikfji Mclver, .1 U (Jopeland, George Toiisev, W P Buigham k Co . J Stout. H Lieber. G W A:ple k C . can employ I .dies;G W Fnt. A .1 Cox. Emil Kltr, We-t. Dud'ey k Co , Js M Eit of the Rost m S'ote. Nickum k Parrot f; the Journal Co. will send from 4 to 6 if substitutes c-u be found; D Root & Co., Munson k loliiison Recn it Wm Shelt. from D -?ar k Bro; H Munhall, Fancy R-Ziar; C M tluthride. Chase k Cady; Thos Smithers, Adams' Express; F R Holland. Holland k S ju; G C Bowles. 0 E lliff, J Ferguson. Mrs. Wm Sheets and Mrs. Catharine Merrill visited from the middle of Delaware to the middle of New Jersey street, and make the follow, ing report: t he business Louses in this district require manual labor, hence ladies are incompetent to fill positions in them. A branch of Copeland k store in this district is carried on by ladies. The business of the railroad oflice is a science of it self, and requites a long time to leirn, which, for this occasion, it would be useless to attempt to lenrn. Ther ate several saloons, which of course we diil not visit. Loyalty beamed in every face we met, save one, and perhaps two that were not at least lighted up with enthusiasm. Mrs John S. Partington and Miss Gertrude Newman were assigned tint tnr'ion of thecirv hi is a-t of the middle of Ne Jeisey street. There are not many hiis.it. ess hu-es in tins p irt ol the city, and very few where clerks are emp'oyed. The following siibscrilcd to the re?olu tion. viz: 15. F. Goodlier', will take a -ale-min: II. D. Pentacosf. sends 1 : II. M S"Cell . M lion Sneii cer, l;cenlir lirts, recruits; Richard Mc- j Cracken. (nmM. i Pentacnt I Propt ietors of business h.-uses w idling to em- ' . f , ,, . . . r . ... , . ploy lad.es wnl select them fiom the published list I Ladv vo'unteer need n it am.lv for situation. 1 .t.,. ..1. :.. ... i:.. , ... . . . call Mts Wm Sheets, Chairman. Gibtrloe NtwuAX, Secret iry. A'ejitin i ca'Iel t- the fart that on Fndav. Miy 6. I-Gl. Walker. McKruaii k Oo'dshern will nlTer f.-r sale at auction the te-i-dence on North 1 lliuois street adjoiniifj Cunning him's Confectionery on the north, and opposire the Governor's mansion. The hou-e is a 'w . story frame, near, and contains twelve rooms The lot is "M.; teet front by 120 feet ileep. and h is a good assortment of fruit tiees. shrubbery, kc , well, cistern, stable and enri agehnlr At the same time will be sold the racuit lor ailjoaiing the bove, on the north: 3D Icet front by l'JO feet deep At the same time, will be sold the vacant lot adj ,itii g the above named l- t, on the north. S ze. 2d feet front by 12') ieet deep. Tlie three !' together have a frort of I'll1.; Icet, and separately or together constit Jte one of the mo-t tie-irable hwalities in the citv. The sile should be attended by all who coiitrm'il ite an investment in city propertv. ap20-2t Going to EfKore Mr Gerard Many, formerIv of France, but lor iinny vearsa citizen of Indianapolis, propoes to m ke a trip io ti e land of his nativity. bou the 2iltii of June. Oneof the priiicip-! otji'cis of hi visit to the count rv will he to induce immigration to the United States. He has n liouht that lie can rn cme hundreds of skiUeil mechanics, artisans and otdiinry l dorers, who will be gltd to come here. provided that they can have stme reison tde assurance of immediate employment on their artival Mr Many, therefore Usiies nil who wish to seenre workmen in Hiir uttiitn:e r. ro rill on hirti at Irs re-idence No (u Noble irret, where I e will t-c s;lad to give all ii.loi in it mil lcs:rel in regard to the matter Mr Many wj'.l also nndert. ike the management ol any h'j-'ü'es in Fn'ice thitmay I e int usttd to Ii s caie. He is know n to many of our Ti :zena, as a very inte lent. practical and trustworihy geutleman. Journal. Sad Acc:cet Yesterdty. Peter Green was walking with a trirpd along the track of the Iudi tu Centr I Rn!rsl. A triiu came dashing a'ong; Mr. Green's frnd got out of the war, but Mr Gieen was run over and intantlv killeo his Uxiv was horridly mangled. He was quite a young man. and we sie told a vtry worthy one, A coroner's inquest returned a verdict in accordance with tbe above stated lact.s. A CARD. this rvisw Yonit BOOT AM äHOE sSTOKE HAS H WD A REPUTATION FOR SELLING WORK t bu ber prior than ome other tabiifcn. nu iu tue cy. The pre-etit proprietor wou'd inform ttt boebun.g pillic that tbey are determined lo sell 1 I. Oil- ns the LOWEST And tb very bat brand. cf BOOTS aod SHOES la tba market. We buy exclu.iTelj fur cab sod corns tjueHly can sell at ry lcw Hi.ra. "Large aalet and .mall profita" U oar moit. Skcp wtirk cvtautly a band. i:. 11. MAYO A CO. apr9-Jlai

An Addreae of the Teacher el the Citr choal. U Farenti.

The connettiou wh.eh ?uhrit between as, parents and teat hers, induces us to briefly address you, respectit.g some of our mutml duties. We feel that we are mutually engage.! io a grel work; tb training and disciplining of tbe objtrrs of yuur defct iflection, so Hut tney may bemme intell'tent. virtuous and happy cii'zn.a . t a I ! a OU 1 ou pNce our cruuren unuer our care; vou doubles Xcl mam 01 Us. anu.n you ta.thlullJ fform your dut.e-. you r.ave rint tu exi f1 much, .ou will pe;se pardjn w, therei fore. f.,r makini: the followme su jrestions: ! J cun-'dered the great imporut.ce of ! e,,,Jir? -TOur ,1:Jr,r(n 10 tvtl T f,s't'- wd ! se-r.ably? If children are-llowed to be absent, ' extePl in "4f urnt 'ckoe-, I lh'J re virtually taught to look upontfce.r school i Ju'" s of ecoudarv imp..rt .nee. ; Of nccc-s.ty, mo,t of the instruction ,n large I choola must be given to wh.;Ie elates. anJ not " lnoiviouai. ii i vrr, .or vn pro gress of a els, that no scholar be absent from a single recitation: frequently, the losa of a single lesson may impair a scholar'a iuterest and advauceroer.t for a whole term. Suppose that to day the teacher spends some time in explain:ng some principles to a clss of twenty, but your child is absent. To-morrow, your child comes t' school, but does not under stand what has been I uver "e f , hi,M: mmt d,)ne the teicher must either devote the irne and strength which belongs to the whole achoool, (and which the whole school needs) and repeat the explanation, or must leave him to grope along in darkness, as best he can, and probably to becouoe disgusted wiih bis school and studies. The boy not only injures himself, but exerts a withering and disheartening influence upon the whole class. Tardiness is a source of great annoyance. Childien who enter late the school room, not only ii.tertu; t the order of the school, but distract the m'nds of those studying, and interfere wiib the pas-in exercises iu which, perhaps, they 1 hnid have a part. I funeral review aud an annual public examina tion. Parents often allow their children to leave school a short time before its close, thinking that they lose but little, as they .-e but a short time. They sre mistaken. Reviews are of utmost importance: these rivet and fix in the mind whit w..u!d otherwise be soon forgotten Every faithful scholar will be anxious to continue to the end, and to slnie the g lot its and the pleasures of the examination; idle schollars oimht not to be allowed to shirk their responsibilities. Then, for the sake of your children, keep them in school, every day, to the la.-t List, but not lest, can you not attend these ex iminatioti-Y In Iii- way, ymi can do much to cheer and stimulate your childien und their teachers If you cannot come ou examination days, come on other days; but come. W A Bkll. Mrs II 11. Fi'LLLETT, W. M. Ceaio, Committee. Capitalists Remember the auction sale of acres on North Mcti-iim street at 2 o'clock on Monday next, advertisdd in another column, by Spann & Smith; other ground iu the same neighborhood will be 0 tiered at the same time. ip.i0-2t Telegraphic Dispatches acroKTri. cxmisaLi roe vhk oar. t stats sektivicl. For Morning Iteport see Flral IH?e. MIDNIGHT REPORT. TNotk Our dispatches last night were mtager and unimportant, nnd owing to the lateness ot the hour, were unavoidably left out FOR SALE. BY DELZELL & JONES, SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AUCTION ON THURSDAY, MAY 5th, AT 3 O'CLOCK, WE wüI M-il at AucM'in, on tue premise, the suburban rr-i'leiice f..rmrriy owtinl and occupied hy George K j et on the romrr of Michigan ICoaa and Mi.l irert. i n 1 1 near Iii- re i lf nt hmal Mitlirw. Ksn Tlio irr. .1 n I comers on two .f the nus pr.minn' thoroub arei i i ths v cii-ity of th citv, and embiaors P4' acres, fi e lot ' l ,D shrut)y. and containa ma ,y neautiful and rare flower, witD flower Led and fo..t walk tastefully arraiignl. Tlie lhu-e m a cor'ae or six or even rooms, with a t''l- we'l ai l other c.nren:rii -es adjoinniff. It I w hi.i a lew minute-, ride or walk from the c ty. with well improved treeuand roads the whole d.stauce. CllfßUW Uli A. CEJIETEnY I hebend p 1rtlre1 to be oneof the pratet attraction ol lud at.ap.di. Already the cutrry tordering the M.c L'-oi Load in tili dir.ci'on U aiijudKed the niot beaatiful in the neighborhood of the Uoomit Capital. Will b" m ids without reserve. Th title is clear, ex-cep-a mortesg of $ 0 n.nnin ibrousjh four years, w inch the purchaser can a-t-unie, or have lifted immediately, a m.iy m de.-ired. Tra s excpptinir te atnourit of the morteare, whi,'1! may he pa.d or not on dehr-ry of the ileed, a tbe jurobaser rna ebooso. liVLZ.' L A JOKs, teal S i-tate Brokers, 37 Krffct v a-h nton street. aprS-dtt-TbSTilb LIFE O It DEA X II I SOLDIER Don't go Hark Io the War. r?1 'R rrjdriy have Jid frora lirrhcr.i and Dysentery Iu ' your re'glment. Now take w an. mir a'd do n 't return without Minlirir y.-ur knapsack- wi'h a bottle f Vr. su kland's -ntiCbo'era M.xtu e rfmere'er how man) were saved la-t year by taking it after e di -C'.art;ed and sent irom the liost.itals a Incurable, tne do-t will immeiliately rel eve th" mot s rere cae of Durrbcra r I) s.-niary It i acktiowiedft-cd y the faculty to t.e the or.ly m?-d cine knwn to -ure Chnniic Diarrhöe an.l Dv-enury. Sow don'l neglect it. for on Jour return a change T diet an I water, 4c, will most c rta ni r.ng on la irrhopa, and a !' wit bolt e of Dr. Mnckland's Antl-Cbol-ra Mixture w II cure yiu and several othi r. It w H keep gool in a-y chuiate. I not fail t" tell your comrade to put a bottle of it in their kuapbacks. ?i..ld hr Drui?lt and prepared only by Dr. A. Strickland, 6 Fast F.-unh street, Ct. ci: nad, 0. Fi r .-a'e bv VY. I. Hait k Co.. BruwninR A Sloan, Stewart 4 .Morgan, J. F. Senour, Tomlirn Cox. K-ner & Wocher. tuarcbT dlyeoddwlj FOR RENT, 11 V MM.V A SniTII. NORTHERN SUBURBAN On Monday, the 2d day of May, 1864, At 2 o'clock P. M. At tba premises we wi'.l sell to tb highet bidder part of Lot 1 of ST. CLAIR'S ADDITION To tbe City of IadiaoopolU, being Mora or lets, fronting 2Zt fett oa ERIDIAo STJR-F: KM. Which la graded and graveled, and 236 feet 00 Tb'. groond lays beautifully and ia situated Jn tha moat re.pectaUU Dicbbvrb din tb täte, te r trimmed ately betweea tb m. 001 of Wm. rienJer-on, k.a oa jiijot pie ei t o, ciTraien to ice ntte of tbe STUkKi KAILKUAl. Title good Sal poamve. IkkUi wilrbs) uad kaob oo day of .1. 14 V A fit, Real E.iate Broatrt aai Aactiort. apr25-ili

COMMERCIAL.

V TUKSW-! ctaclnaaitl Ht&rkwi. Ciscixjati, April 23. Flour doll, and 10c lower; $6 40 for au peril ne, $6 63 for extra. Wheat Ii Se lower, and doll; U0Q1 SS. Whiakv ufiett?ed and price nmin-l. rroris-ucs quiti Mo! P"rk so'J tt Lml qre at IVnGM Oroceries firm. Colee. 45247? Su:r. 20 (321 Molasses. $l3l.Ud. Rice advanced to I2vitl2c. Gold adar eel to 7ö(3T6. siher to CIQGGc prem. Exchange firm. iiw ork Ylarkrt. New Toaic, April 23. Flour dull; qm'a'iona are at $7.35(5'.65 for exr Sta'e; $7 70(300 fr extra Round, honn Ohio; $3U5(g9 for trade brands; wbicb is 5IOc lower. Whiskv unsettled and lower. WheatduU and rominallv I(iT2c lower at $1.71) 1.74 for Chieaco Snrii tr.'$l 7ll 74 for Mil waukee Club. $1 7cI.e2 for Wiuter Red Western. Pork firmer at $26 for mess. Lard favors buteigat MQlSc. Mutter 6rmer at2ioi:ilc. Cheese steady at 1 6(2 19c. Monev easy at G(ct,7 per rent. Sterlins dull at 1961U7 forctirrency. Gold op-eneJ at 7?, and closed at "djgc prem. Clilcngo .tlarket. St. Lot is, April 23. Flour doll. Wheat dull at $1 2G1.27. Corn dull at a'Jc, oat-.t 67)(36 BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES, MMX'JXDS, JF. WELKT, PtJVTE, Dry Goods and otbi versoual property, orboujcht a..d sold at XOKTH ILLINOIS STRFKT. NwKWOOD'S BLOCK (LP STAIKS.) ctH-illy DRS. DUZAN & PARR. TO lp. FVf;J7.l JEYUE. INDIANAPOLIS, INDaprl5 d3m FOR SALE. A Fine Stone House. FARM OF SIXTY-NINE ACRES. SPLENDID SUBURBAN RF.IDF.NC . COSSISTingof a lurjre cut Stone H'ue larirei on verandahs on tbe tw fio.it; tli- entire wood work trembly puiind n t irrin d; 'he rooms t.e ly papered in tbe tt e-t s't le; and everytli.nir in th most complete order. It is pleasantly m uated in a native uro- e of seral ere. The farm co-.tain 69 aces of excellent laid, with rood o'chirds nt every klini of fru-t. Is located neer the National Tump ke. 2 '4' m la from the city hm;t, and 'he iltuatio a one of the mst heautiful atid be.tltby in.be vi in;ty. 1 he House, if bu It now, would cost not le tb m t IG. Ot-T; and the termini, if the House were ofT, wou'd nell r-ad ly f.r 2U0 an acre, Judging by recent fcalea of land adj. -iiiing it. IT IS WORTH AUU'JT $30,000; but as few persons want to buy 0 fine a farm bouse, it Will Be Sold For 517,000, which a a great bargain. Apply for lurtLer information, to il'KfcKN'AX k PIFRCF. l9 d2m Itcal Kttate Dealers. BY SPANN & SMITH. CENTKAL. BUSINESSPROPERTY jt AXJcxioisr. On Wednesday, the 4th of May. 1864, At 2 o'clock P. M. We will sell to the Ligbest bidder FIVE BUSINESS LOTS Kach fronting about seventeen feet OX KENTUCKY AVENUE, Oppo-Pe the State Offices tn the M"0uatt Block, he'ng north halt ot lot S, hquare 6T, 'Jity of Indianapolis, a o be njr nniv three or tour doors trom the alm-r and Bates Hü'ise. The impr v ment reut for over 30o per annum. Title good. le po-tt re. T Rt One-half c i-h, b. lji.ee in one and 'wo years with 6 per ceid. imeipst, payable ainualiy, aiid mortKage btcurity on deferiei pavn ent. SPA XX & SMITH. Real Estate Biokers at.d Auct oneers. ap?5-dfd MEDICAL. 13 v. STltlCItLVIVD'sS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSA 31 CriiFS Conih, Colds, Sore Thmat, Anbm. and Crsumptioii. It is only tiereary for a' y one troubled with tbi-.-e complaint to try -ne bottle of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, To convh ee them that :t I tbe best p-eparation ever o"d. It not only cures tb above alTectiofia of the thr-a and 1 ntir. but it cures Xul t weaT and sp ttinc of Blool. and 1 an e xodlent Rargle fur any kind o Sore Throa'. It is pleasant to take, and a tae medicine for infants Pnce 50 cnts perbo'tle. For sale hy Drat gisU jearailv. For sale by W. I. H-k:t Jt Co., Browning Si Sloan. St-wart 4 JlHiin, Tomlinson k Cox. J. F Senocr and rner vv.-cner. mar7-dlveodAwly NOTICE. OmcE Ikdiaxa V Iixihois ( ihikl K. R. Co., I IxMAxaroLio, Apr 1 1, 164. i mHE REftl'LAR ANNUAL MEf.TlN 1 OF THE St-ckholders of the lud'aai and lllinoia Central a.laay Conpany f jT tb election of Drector of said Cornpmj,to -rve f r the eosuirijr year, will te held at ti.e office of th Compauy. In the City of Indito.poti., Imti.na. on the flr.-t W-dnestlay (4th da) of Jlay, 1S64, at 2 o'clock P. M. Ly ordr of the Board of Directors. A tet: B. K. KI.LX0TT. fecretary. FOK HkLciT. tot Fon i sitsoo.y THF. STORE BOOil N0. 15 SÖRTH ILUNOIS ST. App y to J. G. BKO5S0N. No. Uli Illinois street, cp stairs, opposite. aprtt-dtf f Afore Itoom for itent. "V. 4P SOUTH MF.K1DIA5 STREET. INQUIRE !l at the Franklin Hou aprl6-dtf n FNP.T F. wf:glfi5. FOR SALE. rilHT LT OF GROUND ADJOINING t)N THE I con b of tbe block of hailcings built ty Kirland A Fitiaibbon, a aoata Meridian street. tar tbe I mon Lypot, 1J feet front by 210 f-et deep, mill be old In or 33 feet lot, or tbe wttole of It in one lot. Tbl. is a suitable locslity forper-on wlatt r to pnrcbsae businesa P'operty, as ib bole-ale baiDea ot tbt ci j will be c .iiet tr.ied on tbi street and the propery can be bojbt or nearly oi,e-founh the price of Waj-b njcton treet propery. It baa oeen demonstrated, by actual ales, that Iber bar been a. mry gvAt sold by bou 0u this street, a any on Wai-Lit rt'D street. bd, in our branch of tbe bovine., I mU. wbea to ba esa, mora tobacco at whle.ie tban any three bo-sars on Waabmctoo i rret. The b-olity of tbis srourd, for a hole -a la buaine.8, ba a s;rea er atvantaa tn tb aavi&f of drayge tbao any otor locsix.n in tbe ot), ttods can b delivered on the tavsroent rij a'.l tt rsbroads. This advintage will save bau tbe rent of a siort-rowci on Waabiutou Ii eet. lor Terms, enquire of P. KIEL IND, Or, J. B. RTAN. comr oflC aryland and M.rtiiaa st s. a;r!3-dlm

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FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE. 0K OP THE BEST STOCK A 51) GR MX MX. IS Mario County, of at arre anu acre, ia Im rem. acre lo cultivation aim tbe balance in ri timber. ?evfril revf r f t w irr.ij. j hkI othrd cf rbo fruit, dwelling bou-. and barns, lyinsj Bv tn l a nrtk et r oo lu 'ian.pni'S on tb. la trnif ka'troO, vbe said road ro- oina; firo ico ite ren-er or tbe fsrm. rurlürthfr ptniculara fnq'dra of ltne Thomss. on tbe prs-oii -.or to 1. L. HeJ.f. a. h a la-l ..Kot. arll diw4w HMNT BatNNEatAN. MEDICAL. A SURE CURE! ITiVFF.TBOPTis bo ng earad of thia d stressicf 414 eaa by tHe usa vf OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Head what a äffe re r ayr saiis bt has en a dreadful earterer with Piles for a h-r-s; time, and has tried tjetrlir evrjtbi-i;, nd cou Id obtain tmredef. He us-d aU.ut one lounb cf a pot of I r. Sirxs'a d's Pi e O ntnect. and it ro-de a complete cte. He advise every one at tiering to tey It. Jiolü by all DriigUta at 5cea e per pot. Manufactured at No. 6 r ast Fourth .treet, Cii cim.sti. o. Ak for .Strickland's rile ilemedy. For sa'a by W. I. Uakit k Co Browning A Sloan. Stewart A Morgan, J. f. Senour, Tvm.Tln.oti A Cox and Eftier k Y other. mar?-dlyeodl wly NOTIONS, &C. CIIlLKUi:.S CA CS, iIUt AND V ILliO W W A G OIS, WHOLFSALE ASD RETAIL. F IFTT TlIFKEBF.yT STYLES OX EXH B1TI0X AND for ale at mv saWnora. tin Kairs Tbfvarese Ircted from the best manufacturer, ard vary in nrVet from TWO to THIKTY IK)I.LAkS apiece. Dealer, will Cud it to their Imerwsi to itipect the-e ;ods CHAKLKS MAYFR, feh2n.daßm No. 29 Wen rt ahlngton Street. NATIONAL BANKS. U.S. 10-40 BONDS Principal & Interest Payable in Gold. flTHK FI ST NATIONAL BAXK OF 'ND AX.sPOUS I Is tbe Govetnment Sg. nt f r tbe Mle of these deiiabla Bonds, and i now ready to receive subscriptions for tbe same. The Bonds i:i ped ly be delivered, w tbont expresffre, or o her cbar. e, and will he Coupon or he1tered Bn as tl.e purchaser mav desire. The Intereht will l-pin ihe dv tl.e mnner U tnriA.l In the Bank. It Is 5 per cent , but beirnr pail in Gold (and every mx month on bond over tu) is r- ahy 8 per cent.; tv sides bo-.'t ,rra tj-jrrmMiy rsrmjf. by lic, from aU $ttt. i Vfy, Toicmhip r Uhrr .Vumcijml t it. Kemeruber tl at in or.Vr.n,' the e Bond jou eci.re a first c'.av in. eK-mrif. a-d a' ihe R.i,e Urne materially aid in ua'riiin our Government. AS th law Im t the fusne two rinntrl n.ltl nna which will no ooubt soon b reached, partiea Lad Letter .rposi i ."i.t e. A con minion will he allowed b purchaser on all Bot.d or. ered at t Lis Bank. THE NATIONAL BANK Hi al-o for sale, and is now ready to deliver at par, United States Legal Tender Treasury t'off, Drawing S per cent, interest; also, LT. S. Itcvcnuc Stamps, at a Discount. Uni'ed States. Coupons, whether due or not, wül ha houirht at the h öhest price; alto Quartermasters' and Commiksarie.' Ordara and Voucher; Gold, Silver and Exthanire. aprl'63-dljr BOOTS AND SHOES. HENDRICKS, EDMUNDS & CO,, WlioleHalc Dealers IX BOOTS AND SHOES io. IO Soutri Jlcridian St., SCIINULL'S BLOCK. RFSFCTH'I.LT call the attention of C'ty and Country Jlccliauts to their larce assortment of hoot and hoe for ti e Spring Trade, embracing a Mjlesof roiHis now worn. We shall take ph aswre In showing our rood, and will endeavor to make It tu tt e interest of Merchants generali-, to call ai d eamine our lock. rFxtra Riiesof all kind. tnarl5 d2m PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. II. far A li I., OFI F.BS HIS SF.KVITF.S TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. Office, Virginia Avenue No. li. Kesj.iepca North N'W Jersey street. No 37. oriU'rvil'T STOLEN. S.10 HEW AICH. STOLEN, OX THE 19h INST , FK0M MT STABLES, 7 n.des west ot Franklin 1 WO HOkSI-S. One a bay abou 15', l ands b'.gh, l a'oral parer. w,tt heavy mue and tuil, rpiii t knou on e cb f"Ur legs, and w hite spot on for head. One black, about 16 bands Li.h, tl.tid n rubt eye, wh te spot in torehejd, and white on nose, and white on bo'b bind feet- Ibey are both heavy bodied horses, and nve harness marks on tbe sides. Any p rson Riving information thai will lead to th recov. ry of aid b-r-e wi 1 receive the above reward, or t'-'i lor either of them. M. W'. TtLfch, a r27-dSt Franllin, John.-on Co., li d. GROCERIES. D laVDIAaVA. OQQ Ilhita. Tl. O. uear. QQObla. llefined do. For sale by EARL A IIATCIIEK, apr21-dlm LAFATETTE IXD. .TIAC'KEREL. OQQ llbU- Mackerel. 3Ü0 llnir I,bU jQ Qr. Bbli. do. 300 K" Fcr sa'e by CAUL & IIATCIIEU, aprtl-dlm LAFATETTK, IND. PORK AD LAJID. 500 Ubl- pork500 ,lb, rd For aal from Store ty CAUL HATCH tu, aprSl-dlta LAFATETTK, IM WANTED.

$75 TO $150 PER MONTH. fpHF. LITTLE GIANT EWINO MACHINE COM1 pany want an reut fn each County to solicit orders for tteir new tli Mach re. w.tb raoce. acrew driver and axtra nlej, Wawt.J pay a literal aalary aod expends, or f r a targe conimitah. ' ror particulart, terma, kc errlo a stamp and alore.a T.aV KAG K.Toledo, bo. General Agc&t for t L'B.ted kuus. aprS-dlal3si

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAGAN S MAGNOLIA BALM. li ttt co t dV ;ibtfJtr4eitriH.3a7ftlrr T 4treea. tt italic tk mi trwt fr a 4 ha-aisu.peaiysafa ttitart cf rarl lr be iuJy, lapartlcftba msibU pur.ty f yrb, at4 tia d appear.Dc tnitirc Ja tJi ct y b; of ftUB. It itootM tan. freckle., jlrpU .?d rcckres. cf tit sk!n. leant t tba r. .mpl-xWo fra.b. trat..r.rett aa4 anxKb. It CT.ta'&a no xz .te ral 1 ;8rtous ta tie kia TatrorjeJ by Actre aU Opera sl-w,. tli,ui very lady Loald b. o2 e-jwbere. Pr pared by W. E. HAÜAN.Troy, a. . Add ras all order to DtaAS 8. KAK5ZS OX, 5.w Tark. febS-eawod REVOLUTION In tlio jOrrHUjIn Ttoom! By the simast uns&:raous action of tbe part es 1nterted. CltlST ADOHO'S IIA I U DVC has replace ! the 1J orn o::t ioveotiocs for c 1 Mlrf tbe hair, w b eb tbe better experience of j ear. has proved to bt lae lectirt mi delctenoii. 'Unlil ttt eoapouoda that upon the bea'th rf tb Lair and dry cp and eoerum b Juices wtirb sa-taln it. f is n Id. genial aod perfect dyt is found to bt a vi al linf as well a a Coloricc a, tut. CiKfadoruS Hair lreer'ativef a valuable ad; uict to tbt Djt, la drewlsg and proootf tbe growtb aad perfect health of the lair, and of Itat'f. when oe4 ah-oe, a safeguard that protect, tb Corea frota .'ecty under all clrcuDsUacei atl under all c Irne. Manufactured by J. CiUsTsDOLO, N'o. 8 Astor Uouse, New Tork. Sold hy all Vnzt tt. Applied by all Hair Dressera. a p r CO . d ed A w eo w 1I0TTS HIAWATHA IIAIR ktSTOIUTlTF, IIOTT'S HIAWATHA HAIK BEaTORATlVE, HOTrs HI A TV ATI! HUR REST0KAT1VE, In Longfellow's Poe n Hiawatha was adjadred t bav conferred tbe greatest bo-u n Lia tr:t berau L bn.ught to iti notice com. Lery one ill admit that our prrpara'hn I worthy cf lb tiame, tor lb UtcCu itconlei. when it i. knw n. VTUATTHE HIVWATIIA D0FS. It restores faded and gray bair and wbisker to their rlir nal color. It brii.a up th natural shading of uoa bair with another, thus g -ir tie hair a peitect I.fe appearance, so thai the m wi cnt ct observer anno detect it ue. it make, h-r-b Lair soft and aiUy.ato Its f.llmg out, cleanse li ai d the eca p iron in purl ties, as reav-ily app ied and wiped from ite s.in a- cy bair d' easing, and en irely overcomes the t.d rTct of previous UM of preparaiiona cou.aiuing sulphur, sugar of lead Ac. The propsietors of tb lfl.w.iba putluLed tbe fofewitig rhallei.ge to te.t, ia U Xw ToU da.l.ea ibre wteks, wh.cü WAS XEVER ACCEPTED. Let some we'l knewn and disinterested persons ap. point one to the proprietcr of each preparation forth hair to br r.g vp tbe color. Kver proprietor t nothing but bis t wn preparation, and tbe per -on notbir g else r uriii th te.t. a certificate the re.nU to b widely publ sbed at tb eDetu f tb unsuccessful comaetiturs. Sold everywhere. JOSFTH I10YT k CO, mar dir No. 10 lnler-lfy Hace, N J. C3TSOLDIEKS-WE THINK DR Strickland It qmte right in advieing yoo la b a adv.rtiament in our columna of v-day' paper, to take a boitlt of bis highly recommended Anti Cholera iiiiture in your knapsacks, it may sav tb live of many of our be a soldiers. Mothm, see '.bat your tons do not neglect It Tou can get it at tb Drug Stores at SO cents per botti. It la tb be.t remedy for Dtarrbtra and Dysentery. march -dlyeodAwty tUsaini And similar trouble, if suffered to progress, resu't la aerieut Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affection, oftentimes Incurable. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES are compounded ao as to reach directly tbt tit of tbt disease and give almoit Instant relief. Sold by all Druggltta a ad Dealer ha Medicines la tba United States and most foreign countries at 25 cent per box. apr7-4Awlm C-NERV0US DEBILITV. SEMINAL Weakness, etc, can h curd by on who baa really cored aim elf and bundred of tbers, and will tell yoa Bolbiiig but tbt truth.. Address with u rrp. EDVFAKD B. THATER, fb'J9-5AwJy Lock Box, Bton, Kasa. fDISEASESOF THE NERVOUS Seminal. Urinary and Seaoal Syatma new and reliable treatment-ln Keports or the HuWAKp ASS CIATI0N. S. t by mail in sealed letter envelope, fre .f era ge. AddreM D. J. SKILL N UOCGIITON, Howard Aeiation. No 3 South Nictb Street, Philadelphia. Pa. mar30-dAwly tLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to read tb advertisement in thia paper, head' IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cbecman. of New York, baa devoted the last thirty year of bis practica t Femal Complaints. His pilla act l.lcacbaro. Tbey are reliable and saf. norP-d6m DHY COODS. o e23 w o in o o -52 CO e-3 O i p 8 a n P 'U. a. 0 p u p p d y p di 02 ß 0 H 0 H K CO eS M Hi 1 Q O H s Ö Ä s e. ta CO 4 SM w n ö o p. W r-T d -4 1 a W P3 FOR SALE. MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.

WI AHE CTFFBINO Sl'PEElOR lXrXnzm to persons wttb a Luit ready Leat.s to car buca-s. W will ail Lot Entirclrou Time and ereet emnfoetabl dw leg, bol't by a srorkaw and tn good S'y, oo tbt pay a nt vt ba f a asacb as Iba isnproveaieni will e s -tb remainder la b paid any paynvet not mach mor ibaa a fa at a last pr tnise. U.ilrir. lt In nearly all prt cf tk ey w can arconnodate ad wVhU-g t acar a boane; and bav- & a large amount ot I u sober a t, and wurkaaea trade canployea, w eaa rc ba.lding asi aWrt ac. M'alLkN AN riF4.CE. afj-dtf JUal Kaut A ata.