Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4480, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1865 — Page 4

OVEntAliO TBIP, TO, CALIFORNIA. .

1AJ-T LAKC CITY, AND ITS tl. uunDncwiin nur wlitwaiu. . S t t t t- ' ; i Falt Lae Cht, ITtia I , , . - ,OctotrI0, IbC. Me. Eoitoii Ttt Mo'rtscn Temple, if complete! io th style commeoreJ, wouM be the " gvnieit" bailJ-sg.n tbc United Statei. Ii Is a, nsssire atructare, beleg bullt of pracite, of so order peculiar to itself. But it will teer be niheü; cd it is of no importance to desert it ia detail, so far as it baa projreseei, or its general plan. Tbis restless mll-tar age will cot peimlt thea&iauto inhabit their present horses IoDg enough to finish their great fne. In tome oiler nor congenial clime they will succeed ia erecting a ilout of Go-J tpou the magnificent plan tbev cherith. Ji. the meanwhile, there ii trouble In etore for them. Ere long, the ChJcigoplatforra of lcGJ will be SauoteU io their facet, td one of the twin triios ' ruba CgM or auccumb. Oo p.atcaa extending up to the foot of the mountains, within a few miles of the city and overlooking it, ii Camp Dooglai. Jlere are quartered troops from California and 5 erada. numbering about ei;bt hundred, with a few pieces of artillery. As their evident purpose i t watch the movement of the asinta in the city below them, their pretence in the yicinity ia a source of constant irritation. Gen. Conner is the commandatt ;of the tnilit&rj district, and stems more disposed to develop nilter leJgei and operate his troops ia mine than to fight Indiana or Mormoca. Humor is busy circulating charges againat bis integrity as an officer, to the effect that be it emplojinjr ÜniteJ State soldiers at certain silver mice in Kush valley, instead of protecting the emigration and mail route from Indian outrages. Tbw fuel of the citj i.4 pice, hauled from the mountains frojneicLt to fiitcen tail a. Coal has been diacovered shoot forty diet from the citj, but it is only aa vet used in the hops. There co bs to CjUCfJon that coal will be diacotere.1 10 abandance n the valiej. I races of it are un coverable along Weber river in various places. There are published in the citj two daily px penrandoae weekly. One of the dailies. The Vidette," is pablUbcd by officers at Camp Douglas, and 1 chiefly devoted m abje of democrats and puffs of the lUb Valley mines, in which üen. Conner is said to be deeply inter rated. The other two are mormon, and are edited wUh'falr sbil.t. Brtghati has a ra per mill near the city, at which is ciarjuf-iCturM the paper used by bis organs. There are circulated among the Mormoca a camber of books devoted to their faith, among others "The Star," a eort of aerial publication, - originally printed and published in Liverpool, England, and abounding In controversial essays exhibitiog the highest order of literary genius. In truth, there are many able and well educated men among these people; and Brlgham, himself, is one of the ahrewdcas men of the age. With keenest perception of the distinctive features of human character, he is cool, deliberate, r&lculat ing snd of most accurate judgment. His sway over the mints is omnipotent, and their confidence in bim unlimited. The ftreat mart of the city is "Emigrant Sjoare," consisting of about ten acrea of level, uueocloecd common, where all persona who have bora?, mulff, cattle, goods, wares, anjthiDg to diupcsc of, may pitch their tents, corral their wagons, or camp as they like, liere congregate emigrant, miner, hunter, trapper, trader, buyer and seller, men and women. Anything sells. Sv eager are .Moraoes to get rl of greenbacks that they will p.nv r xtrnvsgnrt prirrs for anything they want, and Lir price tor evervihipjr, ele. Tb lake, hoor-h aoene di4"nre from the?ti'y, is vi.-'.ble from the vicinitT of Briihnm' r'idence. This inland sea ii 1 oiriotn freak of nature, ad not Jtt tborouglj eu' jested to cieadüc auaIjkU Lirge siir-n. out of ih:in vrr five hundred niilt Jorr, emMT fr.tn It What b.;cooe of the w.Utr ? Of c;urc it enes oiT 1 y evaporation. Etil why will ti.jI th .t ever recurring supply of fresh ki: (lit b Ln--t fi-h abound in thee atretms ati-.lr.or' rtut be t u'.d in the Ukr) dvstrcj the H!i:)P kia: .tikiline ir. pet (if of the lke wU-r in lime? Th VMi.-cr of tlee f jit? ' dc1 b in? xh lu-tiblc, er tf ä diluting procc-a would murii.'et itself. Iu truth the whole of the grent bin abourid.- In itlkal:re spring, and p'aias covried, aith 8 i!ts crysfelIzeJ. whittTand to earru'ed to present the appearance of a frozen lake. AU -locg the margin of the lake a white fo.im, hshei by the waves, i commingled withtrytN of vriou-i stages. "At some p!acc the alt is so pure asto be fit for Immediate use. At others a little boiling and evaporation i neces'iry. Grans grows up to the high water lino ot the lake, but it is cf a sickly color, aud o.f goo J for r?ock unn!ei to it, though herds of cu!o are teen gm ring upon it. Tfca water of the !tke is much more detwr than ordinary fresh water, to much o that th; le!log is very perceptible to ou bth.nj in it. the tendency to throw his feet up Ou coming out the bather finds hi person exited with sediment of salt, which, thuju it uiay coutribute to "save bus bacon," ia cot very p!es;int. There are a number of islands in the lake, in some of which high mountias lift their chilkcolored peaks far up from the bosom of the wat era about them. On aereralvof theae mountain-i grass abounds in the gorges of the mountains, and tn the Tallejp; and here numerous herds of cattle and sheep, belonging to the Mormon church, are kept. In some places, these islands may be reached bywadicg,?o ihsllow is the water septraling them fiOm tie main land; and in others a mall water-craft answered for that purpose. What coy little Ivding places the? iiUrds would make for arm and munitions of war I 1 m not to be undcrbtocd as hinting that they are ued for that purpose, but as xntrely $ujgt$tiq that they might be. What secret they might rere.vl, hat dark crime? they mirht drag up to light, if explored, left to cot jecture. Iut there is an air ot inrtterr about türm and the uses to which they are ?"tf r.iibly put, that h, to say the least, suspicion'!. - la the war.Uit 1-ucaaaaa Hageu agwnat them Crighsa- procured the machinery lor a iraall Why It is steamboat to ply TXtLe waters of the lake the schema was aan JcneJ 1 canrurt tell underttood that efforts tc navigate the steam craft will be eoua renewed. l.tke The stage route from $4l: Like to Ci'Ifvrnia proceeds across a range of mountihs by "fjh Sprinrs." reoniaboct war, and scarce of water. I determined to tske whst the Jlormor.s call the 'Graniie Rock" rynte, which hjs more anJ better grass and water alouj it. and in at least liity railn nlgher, Peep Creek, near which it intersects the -ige route. We were asured that thia Vcut-oü" " was. io e? ery respect, preferable to the other road. So we proceeded round a range of mountain, on the mtrgic of the lake, for near thirty m!!ev; and thence aouih up a talley about two tiles wide, abounding in epriogs, soma of which wars alkaline, others pura enough for use. The point of the moun tain we went round reiche to within a mile of the lake; and aa far round a w'e could fee moun tains pointed toward the lake, leaving in the intervals litt! valleyn er plair. sometimes fertile and tflltblei at others mere salt tnarshe, or sandy wastes. The stream from the sprues run !carce a rod before they aink ia tbe sand ; or spreading oat over a wide airface of alkaline soil, are ab eorbed. The surface of the ground whereter alkali" exists, except wbere crvMatizeri In Iskei, or Cafs," locks very such like fresh plowed grour.d awoilen out by tmzlnp. The atkalme property, whatever it ts. cviiently rifcs from below the sorfsce, snJ eiits in rariou forma an! cornbinatioc. In rtre r!ce ssw the a;rais imrregoatesl with it, is a deadly foUon to nor es. muies anl cstt.e ; in o'.hcr. tbe wa tr flawing through it hrmle. The noil, whefecot white with this alkali, rroduces we'l. But, the cattle ieed.üg upon the graas. Lave rough looking h:r. aovi cU nt appear to me to b ss healthy as thoe of the ttnte, tho' the Mormons iaaiat it is th sc t crixing couatrv in tti world. 4 J We piaed through GrantviÜf , a Mormon villäge ahmt six trile from the 1 ke. of about fire hundred iiihah ticu, where we focn ! Rrain. recublee and fruit in abundance. The v.llev ?n whkh this eillare ia a tuated. ia about ten miles wide, and entams ereral r.wrn and üUce. all distbctlj risible ua f ch ether, thaohta to lwruv miles aparl. Aa the v.lt ana p,;rjA la ltab are deatitute or timber Juortaon settlej- k . a a ? menu and towns are tocni rtcar te na-e of the mountain fur cor.Tc."ecC3 of wooJ. and the spriegtibat eceriij üiw (tum tUo, where a towo site Is sit jued. from -Uran trills our rcste lies arc end the yolit f a rasge of Ljf;y mctt talcs tear the

lake. It Ii tb!rty cHm arocsd is! tftt cüts acro.s. Bst tie track acroai Is a mere tau! fw'b, and . wt -are therefore forced to go by the lak Qoizz arsssd tbo pcir.t of the mountain, we ester a valley about t-3 n'es wide, stretchiog as far ss eye can ace fou!bwtd;a!tercaticg with ss re-brush, tlains.aacdy wastes alkali fiats

atd grassy plats, oa either side riiicg abruptlyH from the surf sea or let piaa.ioity granite cocntaiss. Springs bubbje c? at occasional intervals," from which, now and then, a few dacka flyaway. Bat besides lb ee snd our psrty, for twenty nil, w travel amidt a desolation well nih appalling, cot a Ilvicg th'n or a alitary tree or bush cheering the sight. 2We reach a largo tanch owned byoce Horner, wtoithe only "ett!er" in the Tslley. Trocuring here art Iod aa gnide, tssmeJ Charley, of the Go-jhot trbe. we etrnck out r cros tea valley to a mountain in ight, call! Cedar mountio, rrpreei'e-I to ns to be f.f:cn miles distant. The track is d.rr.ly tnrkel ont, and lies over a ssrvJy waitete.' the couth of a reeky caoyon. cp which niirrow tr.d crocked way we moved slowly along, around huge granite toulJers, over grarel beds, and throcrjb aar brush, far up the aide of the tnoantsin, by an aLaost Imperceptible accent, to a apeing in tba mk'st of huge bunches of grais. This spring is about two feet deep and as many wide. It rncs down the maccuia side the great distance cf tart ftet, when, as if cou scioua of the ariel country without, it bide itfelf again in the bosom of the earth. Thia is the lastspriug till we reach Granite Rock." 30 miles dUuut. There i excellent bench grass abut it, and plenty of cedar and pibe trees, of medium growth, for fuel. The water ia a little aaliish, but to pilgrims cf th de?rt " it Is full of comfort for man acd beast. Trora thia spring, called Cedar Mountiin Siting, we wind alowly up the canyon to the summit of the mountain, about two miles distant, over no eil d eased road but along a track cot at all adapted to vehicles, and which gave ua heavier drawing than any we Lad hid aince leav. iog- the Missouri river. After "doubling team" and great exertions of man and beast, we reached the summit, having been from sun-up till two o'clock p. m. in traveling two miles. Here cor terrified vision was greeted with treat granite precipices rising up mmy bucdre J feet on either nidi of the track, which plunged almost perpendicularly down a narrow rocky point tnd over deep gorges acd across other points covered with granite bouldera acd peering over deep, dark cbaama far below. Down far into the canyon, over these frightful heights, we must descend or co back. To go down seems impossible; to go bick is nearly as difficult. We resolve to go for ward, and accordingly erery pica, spade ana axe in the train of four wagons is put in requisition; and we commence digging out a wall. After this preliminary etep we let down our wagons with ropes over the ateepest declivities of the rond, and then move on till we come to where the road ascends a sharp point jutting out so far into the canyon that we can't go round, bot mut go over it. Here we have to "double teams;" and thus we toil on till far in the night we f nd ourselves in the sandy plain below, a dicUnce of three miles, which we had been laboring faithfully to inverse for over ten hours. But, here we mr.at net stay. It was fully twenty five roiie yet to "Granite Rock." though it was in sight, and there was the netret water, unless we went back to Cedar Mountain Spring. We revolved to struggle on, as ourselves and our animals were already suCerine for water, our little atock which we carried with us in wa tvr-casks, being exhausted. All eight long wo traveled over a sandy desert and alkali flattf, the mountain whereat we were to " cool our pirchei tongue" all tin while visible in thetarlibt. But it was cot until day-light that wc entered the canyon at the upper end of which we found the longed-for springe. ,.- Fat Wr.sT. MEDICAL. tSVfm vnT.T. FOR A Cir.CUTJLH DESC2JBIXG ALL STMlTOM.H.-t SYMPTOMS: Ttk symptoms of Catarrh, at thy .enerallj appear, are at Erst very siiat. 1 errors nna tbfy nve 4 co! 1, tUat they hare frequent attacks and are more seasiti v to the changes of tenprraturr. In this condition, the toc may b dry, or a liht dichare, thin and acrid, afterward tccomiDR thck anJ aheive. As the dease beectnes rhronJc, tb disebarjei are Increased In qxiantJtj ani changed Ja quality; tbey are now thick arid beary, ar.4 are hawked tr cocghe d cfT. The secretions are offeulve, causirj a bad breath; tbe voice I thick aad naal: tfce ejet are w?a!c; the wüm cf tbe ernell is.lessened or tfeotroyed; deafnesi frequently taVes p!ce. Another common and important symptom of Catarrh Is, ttat the pr-on Is cbUfred to clear bis tfcroat la the morning of a tLIck or flimy tcuccs wttch ha fallen down from tbe head Jar!r the nitt. When this takes place tüe person rnsj he fnre that lis dUease Is on its way to the luagi, Ahi kbouid loe no time Id arrest Lag It. The abort ar but few of the many Cstarrh sytuptsaia. A Sfittffle nottl will last n. Tiontlt to l9 ucd three tlrucs a day TESTIMONIAL From Hon. Thomas J. Turner, tx-Mernber of Cor jrress rem lllioio, tat Speaker of tba 12'icoia IIoue of HepfenuüTe and Urand Master of A. F., aad A- Mn cf iLs Suts cf L'iiacls. FaasroaT. October 21, 1553. ta. D. II. Sekltk Dar Sir la repij to your notice of tba lc:h int.. 1 would Mythallwa seTerely aSicted with Catarrh for year, when I became acqaaiated with ye ar.d bought to botiJe of your liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before I bad n.ed oca bottle 1 was aenibly Improved, ar.d before tba second bottle was finished, was completely cured. I can recommend the xaed.cins to all aCticted with Catarrh. Recpecttully yonra. THOMAS J. 1 rasEit. Ir. Ix. II. SEE LYE CO. fOLs Faorarrroas, Chics, Uliaoi. IT Tf ROLES ALK ET JOnx P. TARR Cincitinat, O. WM. JOHNSON Detriot.Mich. rAI!.Y. KRfcFER 1 RCSn Indianapolis. r-ROWXlNG k SLOAN Indianapolis XSafAnd f;r sale by all Dmjrtfsts. iecl3-dlyed MONEY ADVANCED. MONEY! MONEY !! ADTAXCXD CN Watches, Diamonds JEWELRY, PLATE, PISTOLS, (.tins .litis tea I Instruments, LADIES' AND GKJCTS W E AR APPAREL, BED CLOTHING. AND Household Goods of r.very Dearrlp tloia A I a;Uiss of raits hoagtr, sold or exchaajfd attks UNION LOAN OFFICE, .o. ma East Washington St., (A few doors weit c.f Liv.te'i Hote!.) N . R All rar.aeloi t'ictly eooSieDtla!. tCffXH scrJenS plov ar ld for tbe apxar.t Sr. ftbl7.lt. J. A V.SOLOMON. i.xvi:kv sr.tHLt:. TLT AJLJC, Sew Tora L-Wery acd;a2et. ias Jt - a and la IU Pl tri r Gav'sPVtl. v

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L. LUDORFF & CO., SCCCJtSSOF TO TIIONSSES LA1IEV, WUOLKSAUC UKALXkl IS NOTIONS, Cents' Furnishing Coodo. -JLNTM HATS RIMOVZHTO No. 32 South Meridian Street. lpjul rceclredt a very larsr aslortment of Goods, which will be sold at st smaxlt advaace on .Near York prices, aprJ-dlj MERCHANT TAILORING. " NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT! "Till LADIES' HON," RESPKCTFCLLT CALL TBÄ AlTEliTlON OF TH clüivo. of Indianapolis to t ft" fact, tfcat tby have Oj)eiid at No. 19 Virginia Avenue, A Kcguiar Jlcrcliniii Talloriitj; Cstablislims'uf. And acllclta skate of the patraosre of tk comruaclty THEIR STOCK OF GOODS " 1 complete, ard beltijr m chargi 0f a gentleman whoae ability as a Cutter rank a No. 1, thfjar prepatedtu fill orders wh'cb la erry respct tbey win WARRANT eqnal in qnaüty, tjl and workajanshlp to ai:jihirg fuiin.1 la any sinllar establ'shraent In tb? eliy. 7l.r'aJBibr tha place, IMo. 19 Virginia Avt'inif. CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, &c. NEW CARPET STORE ?io. HI KaM Va!iiiiKlon fat., SchnuH'H Old Htitinl, OPPOSITE Tili: COURT HOUSE. WE HAVK A LARGK STOCK Of CAEPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, satin delaines, REPS PEKIN CLOTHS, IMiaiaaalL. Luce( liiolln Sc ?tottlns;tiana All of these Goods bavLt-g beec purchased before the late advance, ia LbaKat,w will fcell tbfm lower than Kew Tork wholesale prices. Also Jast received 100,000 Piece AVull Pap r aud Window Shades KRAUSS & CALL. tes'M.dly AGENCY. TAR ÖPKING PETliOLKUM COMPANY, OF CI5CIXSATI, OHIO. Ca pi (Ml Stock VJOO.ÜO0 LITIDZD 15T0 SÜ.OC-0 SHaE?." AT t:0 EACH. Incorporated eader the Lawa of Obio, Ic. 30, l. SM. GKX. K. F. CAET, lTesldcnt, A. D. BREKD, Vice President, 0. ?.. MOORE, Secretary aad Treastirer, E. KI55KT A CO.. Bankers. 1DTMOBT IOA1D MaJ.HM.CUMBACK, If ILF.S GR F.N WOOD.Fsq. ADM POK. V. V., Methodist Book Concern, JOHN D. CALL AKLL,Km, Sec. Sanitary Fair, LKW. HARRIS, Mayor of Ciocicnatl. joas vr. paiLLiPS, PKTKR OIBSON. Ksq., HAMILTON LION. Indianapolis Agency at No. 39 1-2 West Washington Street. i:iWAltl II A 1 HE. AGENT. Ja3-dlta BOURBON WHISKY. J. V 1. DITIVCAIY, No. 77 South Meridian Street, ludlanapoiu Ind. WB0LK5ALK DKALKK. tw fORrtaw AM) DOMESTIC FffHE attentiaa ef the trade is called ta our complete j asortaent of all ante lea ia our Una of buaibaaa, , beta as to qeality and price. Onrsock of EOCRbON vTOISKT Is cr.strpaased by any aoabiiahtuant ia tba Stale, acd dealer. wUkicc to ' purchase Cvpper Diti'.ied Koorbon TTh'..ky are Invited t to call befors parchasiDf . JlTW kava removed from 153 Xa.t VTashiagtwC J atreet to T? ettt3 MeridUA atriet. J. D. DC!?CAX, i TT Soath Meridian Street, I JatSTC-dly ladianapolis. lvl. I PROVISIONS. SBW PROVISION HOUSE ! nATI50 PRXED A WH0LT5ALE AÜD RFTAIL ProTt.loa Hon-, neat (!ocr to ttt Jcttxa! OZce, ou Meridiaa street. I offer tor sei at rates faf betew p-f sent retail price, the Cnet and best Ccei H eat. t te had !a tat city; Csoicv?. Ptas and 8cfar-Crd Hams Side Meats. Saiaked and Cr. tx eked honlders, Kess Pork, aad tie Ccet qnaH'y ot 1 art rat tp !a tierces anJ krgt er In ca&s or crocks; alia, ths tttst brands of

raaily Ilosr, by aack or tamL Call and mm. All artioiea . SS Sörth XaCdUa sireet. !stl-djT

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DR. JOHN BULL'S COMPOUND CEDROK JITTERS. The Latent and Hofft Ira. portant Discovery or THJt NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! 3a raan's B-tu 1 tra lutiwately ooDuectsd with tha b IK 017 of MATKRIA MEDICA or tbe United States, or mora favorably known a a ploceer in Medical Diacovery taan that of Dr. afohn Bull, oriaouivillc, Kentuckv. ITU la! mi table preparation of SA ItNA PAlt 1 L.L. A bat long stood at tbe bead of tie various compounds cftbal Talaable draj. Bin Compound ul WILD CHERRY bas become a household word throughout the West and South, ilia Worm Lozenges, io less than a ?car after their introduction, attained a reputation As wide spread äj the coutiaent f Sort Aruprica. But tb crowoiojt glory of hi lif reroafnt to b attaiued in biB discovery, or ratber combination, for be doe not claim to have beea tbe diccoverer of CtSiJItO.N, wbicb 9 tbe basij of tbe Bitter now oüered to tbe public. That honor blon to the native inhabitants of Ceratral America, to wbotn its Tirtuea have been cnown for racre than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids deCacce to tba most deadljr malaria and bandle ltbout fear tba mot venomon uerpents. Itit a belief wiih ttern, that while Here is breath in tbebod; the Cedron Ii potent to cere, do natter what tba Ua may b. Whils Pr. Bull is oot prepared toeDdorM this extrava aat preten?icn, ha is nevertheless fatisfied frca a tboroDftb examination of the evidence relating to its virtnea. that a remedy and preventative of all diseases arising frcra e jpowre; either to cbaDfte of weather or tflijiat, or to miihraatic inflnencen, it stand WITHOUT A RIVAL! Ar4 justly deserve the reputation It hM so lou enjoyed In Central America and th West Indios. IIS rYSIKI?IA Acd its attendant train of c-ymptezu. It acts more LIKE A CHAfcM than a medicine. Ttere is nothing in the wble rane of Materia Medica that can for a moment bar a con-parion with it in thia disease. A foil account of this wonderful plant may be found In tha 1 Ith edition of tbe U. S. Dispensatory, paaret 137 and Ilia. ' y A series of experuaeuta In which Dr. Ball has been for yesrs enested. has nst been brouaht to a successful termination, and be is cow enaMeo to offer to tba pablic a combination of CRDkON ith atber appro ed tonics, tba whole preferred a the beU qualitv of copper distilled Bourbon WhUky, which he Is confident bas n eqnet In tbe world. Bs might fnraiMj s Tolatn of certiflcates, b uh lie have long ince learned to estimaje sachi..-j tbair true value. Tba safest plan U for every one to te for bimeclf tba vtrtnes e-f a new medicine. UlVi: Till; CEDRON BITTERS ONI TRIAL, AND IOC Will. 3TKYER VSX All OTITEKS. It is not necessary to publish a keg list of diseases for which tba CKDEOX BITTERS ar a specific. In all dUeates of tba ßouoK, Liver or Kidneys In all a?ctioss of tha 1JKAIN, DEPENDING CPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; -LNGOUT. RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It Is deatined to nperM all other remedies. It not only cure these diseae, but It prerests ibem. A wine C'as of tha Bitters, taken an hour eefore each meal, '.11 obviate tba ill effects of the xno.t nubeatthy climate, jd screen tha person taking it giin.t deae oader tha mot trylsg eipor.re. old tr jlrupclaia and (irocers ßcn Dr. JOII BULL, rrtsKlreJ 0ce. rifU Street, Loaievila, Ky. SOLD WBOLS&ALX BT DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, T2 South .tlerMlan Street, INDIA SAFOLIS. Who siso sell BULL'S SAR3APARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYS, SMITE'S TONIC SIRUP. Lnambrt DAILY. ILEKFSR A rtCIO. iecirC4-41ysrwir.i

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Try w-r r ww ir wt tt t is ni BEST REMEDY KNOWN roa au Billioug Oomplaints, Sick Headache, Ccstivoness, Indigestion, HeartBurn, Sour Stomach, Sea-. Sickness. &c., &c. Dr. JAMKa . CH1LT05, tba Oreat Cbemiat, aay: 4,1 knaw It co ta poet ion, and tava bodoobt It will prava most bere'dal in these corrplainta for which It is racommended." Dr. THOMAS EOTD ej: 'I trot)t!y commend it to the notica of iba public" Dr. XDrTARD G. LTJELO'Vf ssyt: I eaa w!J cai2de nee recommend it-" Ir GEO. T. DEXTER say; "la Flatulency, neartbara, Cc-ttlveness, gick He ad ac ha, 4l, tha SELTZER APKRiKXT tfl Try fcartdi bas prowd indeed a Talnabla remedy. For Other Testimonials, ' ram. pallet tvltb acta Bottle. inrracrrarD cstr at T A It K A N T aV C O . 12T8 Creen wich Street, New York. IC7T0R 8ALR BT ALL DRUGGISTS . marl7-dly AV1ISTEU AUItAXGEME.T. C N CI N NAT, SOUTHERN OHIO, North -Eahtcrn Kciitiickv. s Indianapolis and Cincinnati Short-Line fiC -SL. Ä 731 JUT C2 CL J3. O 5 A5D AFTER HONDA T, iOY. 14 h, TKALN3 wui run a.i uowc Leave InJlacapolLs. Mornlcg Express 4.1 ft a M Mail 10.5 A M Sight ICxpre 7.20 P M Arrive atlndianap?)). Morning Kxpress l.co Mail 7.00 p M Sight Express I0.i5 P M riTr'Fare tbe aame ai by any other Rtut. and tbe ?p-ed, safety acd coaaf-rt of train eqn'Utotbe rx-st lines in tbe coantrv. 3trA.k rr Icket. via Indinap4i ati.l Ciucir.ratl ! Railroad." Special Notice The new track into Cincinnati j ccmplfte, acd passer-gen by this lina ar now landed tbe "New Pearl Street Depot," near tba Burnet Hoae, about one mila nearer tt-b3N!ne rectr of tbe J city than any other Depot. ROBERT MKKK, SuprSetf ndeat. W. U. L. Noblx, General Ticket Aent. A. ?. Br et, Traveling Agent. novlt-dtf iiiSinriipoIiä ami .Tlndisou cck..flr.JLi nso a.. iow 4rrnii;eittent to Comruence Swn rtnjr, nay in, 1SG4. fBWO pa-senger traia daily ,'8ui.day excepted; It1 tween Indianspctl and M&dison. Leave ths Union Depot Inrtiauapolls, at 8.03 A. M and 3 P. M., arrivit; at Ma1ion t 10.M A. M. and 7.5 P. M. Ieave tbe Depot at ilaiU..,. at 4 A. M. and i:4fl P. ii.. arriTir; at Indiacapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.4fl P. M. Trairi leave Cnhml'M for Kuh villa at 1 P. M., arrvins?et5:10P M. ketur.n'pe leave Ru-hviUe at? A.M.. arririn; at Coiuiabas at 11:15 A. M. This Koad fortes a li:e with tie Packer at Uall-n for lh transportation of freijcM between Ciccir.nafi an 1 fjidianapolii! and points Wet. Tariff of Freights as low as ty any other routa. Shipper and merchants West will find It to their! Merest to whip by Ihisline. maris D.C. RU AN HAM, 5u,trlrteiIdett. Tis:: INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, Finaiiclnl A cent and Ileipnntetl Dexosilury of tho L' tilted tatcw. ACTHORIZKD CAPITAL.. CASH CaHTALPAIULN.. . ..f l.OOfi.WKt .... 500,000 Ta"7"Il-L iceive -.ab-icriptlons, a fiuaucial a?Lt of IX the tiovertitnent. Tor all or It popular loans ; Will collect gold Interest on registered and coupon j bendi on tbe most liberal tum. Currency bunas cached on presentation when due. Always on band a full tupply of C. S. revenue taisp, for sale at the regular discount. Will buy and nell all government iecnrlties, orders on Washington, coin abd exchaje ia all tba principal cities. Will malte collections throughout the Weit ai.d Rast at verv reasouable rates. Will receive deposits, put loan money at C per oectn on good security Having nLliaiited farllitie, will transact all kluds of banking bnise on fir term and wlib the utmost pronjptnes. THF.O. P. HAUGHET, Prest. INGRAM FLETCHER, Cahier. Indianapolis, December 3, 1864. (3ec4-d3m FOUNDRIES. HOOSIER STATE FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. CO.. LORD PECK, alanafacturar acd Wholesale Dealers la ALL Oüß STOVES ARS OF TUX LATEST AJ( moat improved patterns. Oar other work irUl embrace Irm PronU, Columns, Railway, Mill aad Hons CarJcg-, Ac., Ac. Orders by mall or othsrwi soIkltM, aad prompt at. tention five:.. Oar prices will be femnd as low as any. OSca, 8ales-room and Fonndiv 1S3 8ath I w are street, two square directly eat of the Usloa D-yt-oct53 SALOON. BATES nOUSB SALOON, '.CyDEB BATF8 HC-C5F. EXTRASC,; A 4, .nvriSS, Proprietor. ff Bar Is supplied with pare liquors, wines, and tks best braad of ciar aad tobacco; also tha choicest old Boarbon and Wheat VThiAlry. The etab!!-cmetnt ba been renovate! ttroo-jhot A. J. .1IVLLEX. pnYSICIAS ND SURGEON, Of fice-firmnnaium Itu lldlnj. Corner nrrldlnu and Tlarylund ss INDIANAPOLIS. INI m,l-dtf MEDICAL.

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