Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4485, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1865 — Page 4

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TUESDAY 2I0ILVINO,ilAfiCa 7. THE LENTEN SEASON. Its Origin, Ceremonial, Etc. Th teajoaof Lai eoamecced on tb lit bit. (Ash Wednesday,) and will eoatfanw etil tU lCih day of April (Efter Sursdaj.) ctkir- a 'total of fortj-tlx days. Six dayt of thii tern mo Sundays, oa which co rat is requIrcJ. lear- . log fort? full dtji for the obtcrrtDce of fait on Ca meal a dar. The season of Lent, which re- " cor tcnotllj, wai established orinally, tmor,: It early Chri.tiaca, &i a reminder of Ue forty . daya'.faat instituted by our Saüor, when, at the erfpUrei tell oa. MJe3ut we led cp to the pint into the wilJercea to be templed of the .devil. Acd when he had Uttei fort? days and fort? clghta, he was fterwards an bncgrred." fMatt. IV, t. 1 and 2. Kiog James region.) Teert can b to docM, bowcm, that after the conversion of the Emperor CoosUotioe, when the church began to exercise iti mission with taOre freedom than bad been granted her dorins the era when his credecesora awayed the eepter of tb Komm Empire, the fast of Lent was inilittd on b? tb church at treans of humbling th pride of the proud patrician who hid teen cortrted from pagaruirn, and bj lAtc'iv.g an iu terrJJet on the lutnptcoca liting in which tbey Indulged, brought theai core full? to a consideration of the eternal destiny which awaited them in tht "great hereafter." However thia may be, it ia certain that the early writers, both religiooa 'and profane, speak of the Lenten institution a exercising a moat beneficial effect both a to the morals acd the general health of the people of thos age. As time advanced, and Christianity ppread it aelf over the world, the severe austerities which in earlier day characterized the obsetTenc of Lent, were aomewh&i mitigated, and the season was made to consul of the prescribed fast (rarj ing in rigor in different countries), and the cherishing of that internal religions spirit of the eaaonf without which, the church u&tti a acre cocaplUncw with the fast is tiseleaa. Both the Catholic and Episcopal churches observe the Lenten season, and hare peculiar religious exercises adapted ta it (those of the latter church beicjt laid do wis id the book of common prayer); but the fast i, except in the cae of High Church Posejltee of the episcopal denomination, praeti calif and generali observed only among Catbo lies. In the coontrie of southern Europe, more especially in IuIt, a short time previou to the cotBtneneenvent of Lent Is devoted to ?port and pastimes, and thi9 season of erjoytnent, popularly known ee tberarnivaf, is made the most of by alt cleave and conditions of society. Venice and Home have ever been particularly noted fur the observance of this pre Lenten Feon; and in the latter city, the Corso is the scene where fuu and frolic, up to the hour of t weite on Shrove Tuesday nint (immediately preceding Ah Wednesday, or the tint day of Lent), are "wild, f-;t and furious." Evvy one wLu ap;.cis on the Corso (the great Roman thoroughfare), on thin evening, U lat&ke.l, and bears in his ban J a lighted candle, the flame ot which he Hied to preserve while he endeavor' to extinpnt-h that of bta neighbor. At miiLiht precis I a gu Cred from the Castle of Si. Angel. j, .mnounce that Leut commence!, wiieti itiMntaneou?lv all the lights are extineuiheJ, the revellers re tire, and gloom and silence take the place of the previous light acd hilarity, and so taJ the carnival. On Ash Wednesday morning the religiou cervices of the season commence. The prefix Ah L derived fiom the custom, univcrs-al throughout the Catholic church, of the prirgt markiug the foreheadi of the faithful with a?hes Licked for the occasion, announcing to ech one a? he doe so the memento mori, or, as it is generally rcn dered in Engliöh, "Remember O inau, that tluu are dust, and unto dual then halt return!" Throughout the entire season the churches are kept open to give an opportunity to all who are disposed to visit them, and by frequent prayer and earnest contrition, to prepare themgelvea to receive worthily the sacraments of penance and holy encharut, i. e. confession and communion At this season, too, the most powerful preachers exercise their eflurL. to turn their hearers away from things of eirth to things eternal, and to implant within them the seeds of repentance for the evil they have done. Passion Sunday (falling thU year on the 2 J of April) is thb first principal festival following Ah Wcdceaday. The color of the vestments en this day is purple, and all the decorations of the altar and church are then covered with cloth of the same hue. The exercises of the day and the covering of thee decorations are premonitory of the pd?ion of our Divine Lord, which the church is, within two weeks to celebrate after the manner as it were of a crei drama. -The following Sunday Is Palrn Sunday; so called from the custom observed throughout the eastern church, where the priest on this dy blesses leaves of palm and distributes them among the faithful, who bear thdm home with them. In countries where palm cannot be obtained (as la the United States), boughs of cedar . or some other evergreen are blessed and distributed. Many of our readers have doubtless noticed oar Catholic fe'.low-citizeos men. women and children returning from worship on this day, each bearing a grten twig, and have wondereJ as to its meaning. The fa;t above narrated will afford an explanation. The derivation of this custom U claimed to be found in the scriptures, where, as the apostle tells us (Matt, xxi, r. 6 and 0. Kins; James's version), when our Savior entered Jerusalem riding oa an ass,' very great multitude spread the gar menu ia the way; others cut down branches from the trees and ctrewed them in the way. And the multitudes that went forth and that followed, cried, saying, Ilosanna to the Son of David: blessed i he that cometh in the name of the Lord: Hoanna in the high est." This latter joyous exclamation is preserved and recited in the mass, in Latin, at all times; it is the Benedicta qui tenit in nomine Dominie, and at high mass is always one ol the choicest selections of that grand music which accompanies the ceremonial of the altar. Following Talm SunJay is Holy Week, or that peculiar time more especially than any other in the year devoted to a typifictti ..not the orrows and sufferings of our Divine Redeemer, which culminated ia the crucifixion on Calvary and the disenthrall men t of mankind fron the bondage of Satan and ain. On the TLuisdav of this week, known as Maunday Thursday or Holy Thursday, these typical religious exercises becin. The Sacrament of the Lord Sapper, or Eucharist, is commemorated, and in all the churches a separat akar is erected, known as the .repository, to which is trinferred from the mia altar the sacred specie, accompanied by a rrocesion of priest, acolytes and comauaicant, chanting the the bytnn Vant lingua gloriota. This repository is always adorned iu a mmeer as tasteful and coetty as the wealth of the congregation will afford. Before the altar, also, uota the host is transferred bick on the following day to the main altar, there is kept cp what is called the "continual adoration" throughout the whole night; that is, two pernor , generally nlcoiytes, dressd in caock and surplice, are always kneeling before this altar enssged in prayer; the first two being .relieved at the end of an hour, and so on until the stcred species are removed. Thousands of the faithful also !-it the churches daring this day and ciht, ech adult mating it a iwint to visit and pray before different repositories. Uod Friday 'follows Monday Thursday, acd this day is the only one during the year on which a sacrifice of the masses is cot offerf-d up; that is no consecration of the bread and witei ma Je on this day the officiating priest at each chtrch coDsumin the species which had been consecrated ted placed ia the-repository ca tie previocs day. in the manner just rnentioo. The adoration of the cro is the prominent feature of this day 's exercise, it biat: the anniversary of our Lcrj'ji crucifixion After the priest h mcf hi ado ration before the crucifix the congregation corre forward and evince their firm belief in the greit muttry of mac's redemption by ueout!v anJ humbly kisiicsj, while oa their krer. the feet of the im.pe typical of the cruc.fied Savior, hieb the priest Lo'.J at the altar ril. An extra fast b alto generally cWrved on tb!s dir. though the regulation lor Let t in this country do nut prescribe it. Aaioug the tery pious, however, nothing ia eaten to dy ur.t'.l sundown, at d then only a small amount of bread is partaken of. This is really the mot fVie rcn festival in the whole year in the minds of c-.thoHr, r.-i in cattoLc countries everytb'nf; and every bodv wear a subdued and mournful pe:t. The churches are draped in black, n ir.-tru-ctc'i accompany the mournful cadence lJ nurvrrr of the priests and rhori.-ters, no bells re rung, and everjth:n betokens that the recurrence of this axurcrsarj has brought t gloom and sadecti to the heart cf the Catholic world.

Oa this day, la Roai. is funT the far-faaed Miserere, perforaed eclj at the I Pope's chapel, and ca Good Friday aloce mcaksl coapöiitloa which has erer attracted the attention of til lorenof tarnsosr. J Twecty-fw male voices only tale part In It, no instrument whatever belag allowed to accompany them; and yet the music they create is so sorrowfully sweet acd dolorously enchanting fifwecaybe allowed to cse such a paradox; that persons hare bees known to be totally overcome by it, ard to faint way in ecstatic . of delight on its rendition. Wherever this Misturt is finished, the ncore mo sic is taken in charge by the off.cer who is Us custodian, an J until it is agiln required for ue remains under lock and key. The origin of this wonderful production is involved in mystery, and not even the rost noted musicians of any age have erer pretended to unravel it. Not even at the Vatican can any one gie information as to when the Mifn-ere wa-5 compoed, or who was the composer. . Many Lterory trarclers have given descriptions of this composition, but none more beautifully thin a celebrated American, who calls it " orgies upon orm, hirps upon hirps, ar.d ticbrcli wRJ out number." Holy Saturday follown good Friday, and is the lat day of Lent. As on the latter day the crucifixion was celebrated, so on this day is commemorate;! the entombment of our Savior. At the sacrifice of the mass on this day, the ofSciat ing pr'0t conaumes or receive the sacred species which were consecrated on Holy Thursday; and after he has intoned the Gloria in Excehis Deo the music of the choir (instrumental) . is again brought into requisition it having been omitted since the Gloria on Maunday Thursdsy the altar and church bells ring forth the glad tidings that man's redemption has been achieved; and that though the body of the Soa of God lies within the Arimathetn tomb, yet death and hell have been forever vanquished. From this time forward everything wears a more joyous apect, and at early dawn on the day following (Easter Sunday) in Catholic countries the pealing ol cannon and the ringing of bells of all kinds, sizes and descriptions announce that Lent has ended. The church, on Easter, arrays herself in her most gorgeous and glittering robes; the solemn drapery of Good Friday gives way to the richeet of decoratioi.f; gems, diadema aDd precious stones adorn the altars, and shed their sparkling scintillations over the entire sanctuary; the misertre is replaced by grand alleluias; organs and orchestras send fcr.h their harmonies, and everything in and about the churches give evidence that the faithful enter with zest and spirit into the spirit of the hymn cf the grand festival: re fir qvam fteit Dominut$ exultemnt tt Ittaemur in ea this is the day that the Lord hath made; let U3 rejoice and be glad therein.

MEDICAL. MUX TT I I.I j CURE CATARRH. WILL CURF. COLD IS Tili: DEAD. WILL CTTRK A5 OFFENSIVE LRKA1H. WILL CUKK PUN IN TUE UK AD. WILLCTti: ULCERATION IN TFIE SOSE. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF HEARING. WILL RESTOHK THE SENSE OF Sit ELL. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SIOITT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF TASTE. WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. MIEN MBSBDBY CATARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, A t now admitted by all informed, cauiag Irritation ard Inflammatlon'of tba mucors membrane, while the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and gradually removes all unnatural Incrustations and dpits, restoring tha deceased membrane to tt normal condition. A altitrle Hnttlo avlll int a JTIontla to be used ttiree time a day. zw cure umnijrTEn IF DIRECTIONS ARK FOLLOWED. Z$mGill for a Circular dttcribing ell Symptoms Dr. I. II. A CO., Sons PaoraiXToa, Chicago, Illinois. Laboratory at Freeport, Illinois. AT WHOLESALE BY JOHN D. TARK WM. JOHNSON DAILY. KEEPER RUSH BROWNING SLOAN JOAnd Ir sale by all Druggiats. Cincinnati, 0. .. .Detroit, Ü ich. ....Indianapolis. . . .. Indianapolis declt-dlyeod A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR. DTJPONCO'S " GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, FOR TKXALIS. Infallible, in Correcting Irregularities, ltemoviiii: Obstructions oT the ITlouthly Turns, from Whatever Cause, and Always SuccesfuJ as u I're ven tat ive. And tb "oclj iure" and CERTAIN RFMEDY for ail tho afT.ict ngcomplaints so peculiar to the aei, whether "married or io(t:a.' Tbeepii'.a are nothing new, but have been ised by tha liftor for rtny year both in Krance and Ararica. with Baparal leled sacrrot in every case; an J be nrjred fcjr miy tbound lauie who have nstd them to make the Fill public, for the alleviation ftbow mfferir.ji from a- y irre guUritie whatever, aa well as to prevent aa Increase f family where health will not permit il. F rule peculiarly k. mated, or those supposing themlTea f a, are cautUne I agaiat E.-irg these Pili bii In that condition, as the proprietor avseme no reponibili'y af:r tha above aJcioniticn, a!thooi;h th!r mil iress wonid prevett any miKhiof to health. Otherwise the n!l are rec?rTntid-1. Ft:!! acd explicit directicna arcsnj' any each box. 50.000 BOXES HATE BEEN SOLD, TN TVTO YEARS. Tea tbocsand boxe fert by letter, both Yj rayself aud aient, to a".l parts tt tbe world.to wbich arifwers have t-eea reiarseo, z vhka ladies say nothltgLkethe itjve n: hve been kn-wn .fnce the SCIENCE OK MF.DICI.Mv DAVNKDVrON TÜR WORLD IN RKMOVlNti. OR'TRUCTlONS AM) KKSTOKING NATL'KE 10 IIS rUOJ'KUCHANNKU ;r. tbe rve and revtorics th'rösy ctlgr rhea.th"' t the iheek of tte E.-t di-Ii-raxT. $i FF.R box. six roins r risco. Sod by ail Dro?s;ij-t, and by the following Jobbing and lft; Hvuses, Agent fvr lndlauapoli, Indiana: ildie, by sendirg f I, can pr cute the Tills, strt c.t.dfnt!:!y by rn:l. as4 withvut bi.rva;i(.a, to any pari or ite c::y or cocrtrr,) and f. r !e y TOY. LlNSON t CtfX.Nl 1", Ka; Va;nr.9a atreet. STFWART A MOR.UN, N. U Ka-t Wa-hingtoa street T. I. i t A I ITT Jk CO.. No. II, VTf.t Wa-hir.otj trert. II. H.I.PK. No isd cn,rt r.icvk. J. Y. SgN'OCE, No. 5. B-. t:o-e B:.ci, ar.a by D.iifaY, un:ri:i: v i:imi, Tvlea'.e Icrggtsts, N--. TH, South Meridian trett. G. S. LACET.fier-ersITravf' r gAjrrt for tbe WelterState. 16T, Tirbm street. Ct U:so, lüinvf. N. . Nous llesslra cnUs the hex is i-'rved "S. D. HOWE." j31-dljeod GROCERIES, a. r. rLrrcBia. t. a. Barract. FIIITrCIIi:il A IIAVIDtaC, OlTIi.VL GROCERY, IASvLEü 2N STAPLZ AND TSE fiROCERlES, PHti an-l iost?c Wlae aad C ?ar, Cae, Teeats Frt.t. Woda aid WUlotr Fare. 4 onh Paasylran:a Street, eppoatte tha Pat OSL-e.jsajasspgUs ar-6:J

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L. LUDORFF & CO., CCOC8SOR3 TO TIIOSiSE I.AIIEV, WHOLESALE LEALFRS IN NOTIONS, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS Conts' Furnishing Coodo, -A5rII ONIXS MM. TkT m BAVK RF.MOTED TO No. 32 South Meridian Street. 7JG"Juat recelTCd a very lare aartnient of Good arlilcta will fee sold at a mall adrance on New York price1, apr-diy MERCHANT TAILORING. ""EW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT! HIE LADIES' HON 15) RKSFECTKLLLY CAIX THK ATTENTION OFTHK citizeus cf ludiinapcli to tbe fact, that they have o;tiied at o. 19 Virginia Avenue, A IC?ii)ur Mrrclmut Tailoring Estulilishnienl. And Holicita share of the patrouage f tha community THEIR STOCK OF COODS In ccmplfte, and being in charge of a Rcutleman whose ability as a Cutter rank a No. I, they are prepared to fill order which In erery-re-pect they will WARRANT equal in quality, style and workmanship tf anything f jund in any similar etthLsLtoerjt in the city. J; )JRemepiber the place, fto. 10 Viriniia Avenue. CARPEtS, WALL-PAPER, ficc. NEW CARPET STORE ,o. 81 ilsst U'asliiiiKtou St., S 5li ii u 1 I'm 01l ?S til nd, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. Yft ILvVK A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS, OH-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, SATIN DELAINES, REPS PEK1N CLOTHS, Dainaak, Lnce .Tlualln A. -ottlriffhani All of these Goods baring been purchased before the late advance, in tha East, v will sell them lower than New York wholesale prfcea. Also Ja8t received 100,000 l'iccc Wall rap r and Window Shades KRAUSS 6c CALL. te-'M-dly MERCHANT TAILORING. liKWIS CHOLTZj FKOrEIETCR OP THE IITST C L V S S MERCHANT TAILORING . ESTABLIHII MENT, MORT'' PENNSYLVANIA STREET, Two Doorn Sotitli of Post Office INDIANAPOLIS. ocil-dtf BOURBON WHISKY. J. aV J. Dl4Ai, No, 77 South Meridian Street, IndianapoliSf Ind. WHOLESALE. DKAL1KS IN FORKIGN ANT) DOMESTIC ETB XJLJ7 O DCLSt T WV. attetitioa of h trad ia eaIl-4 to our complete I assortrnerst of ail articles in our lice of bu;i.e, L.ih as to qua! ty and price. Our rock of BOUKFON WEI5KY is unsurpassed ty any -taM-cfcmni in the Sta'a, aud dealers wUhin to purchv. Copper DistiUed Bourbon Whisky are invited to call before purcha'lD?. JITr'We haTe remarei frota li3 East Mahinston ?rr-; o- r.tn Merc n street. ! J. A P. DU5CAK, ; TT Sesth Meridian 5 tree t, Jan9e5-dly Indianapolis. lad. PROVISIONS. NEW PROVISION HOUSE ! n AYING OPENED A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Provision Houe, next door to tbe Journal Of.ce, j ou Meridisa street, I Per to sale at rates far below p-eent retail price, the Er.est aid tet Cued Meats to i be had in the city: Choice, Flain and Sugar -Cored Harn I Mde Meats. Saaoied and Cnsmoked Moulders, Mes i Fori, and the finest quality cf Lard pat up in tierce, and ! kegs cr in cans or crocks; ai th t nest brands of , Family Floor, by sack or barrel. ! Call and see m. AU artkle delivered free. QCUe, ' No. C3 North Meridian street. feblS-tUm ED. HAIR. I NOTICE. f I a.UK HIGHEST FRXE WILL RE PAID FOR LADIES ; J and Geui's tat ? clothing asd all k'ndt f ! fevasebclJ govd, at I Si Fas: WatU.gtoa street. Ho- . tels asd private residences ca'lrd tew han desired . A; cot directed t P. O. BoJtC3S U be protnpUy at- i tendeJto. 2. XI. SCLOitCN. ' fehla-dly I

r.lCDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL S con pound CEDHON- BITTERS. The La tent and Most Im. portant Discovery o? tux NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man'i name is caora intimately connected with the history of MATERIA MEDIC A of the United Statea, or mora favorahlj known a a pioneer In Medical Dl.coTery than that of Dr. John Bull, ofLouisrille, Kentucky.' BU inimitable preparation of SAIlAPAItlLLiA has Iodjj stood at the head of the Tariou.i rompounds ofthat valuable Hrcg. His Corapouml of WILD CHERRY has become a household word throughout tbe West aud South, ilia Worm Lozenges, ia less than a year alter their introduction, attaiccd a reputation As wide spread as the continent tf North America. But the crowning glory of hi life remains to be attained in bis dittovery, or rather combination, for he do?s not claim to have been the discoverer of 7 h'. I) llO t wtiich s the basis of the Fitters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtues have been Known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to tbe most deadly malaria and handles without fear tbe most venomous serpents. Iti a belief with them, that while there is breath in thebod v the Cedron ii potent to cure, no matter what the if aar may be. While Dr. Full is not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative, of all diseases arising from exposure, either to chaijra of w eather ordinate, or to miasmatic inflnenre, it stumls WITHOUT A' RIVAL! And justly deserve the reputation it has so long enjoyed In Ontxal America and the tTest Indies. iW DYSPEPSIA And Its attendant train of symptoms. It acts more LIKE A C II Ah 31 than a medicine. There i nothing In the whale range of Materia Medica that can for a moment bear a comparison with it in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the 11th edition of the C. S. Dispensatory, pagei and l3eS. A series of experiments in wbich Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and he is cow enaMed to offer to tbe public a combination of CEDRON with other approved tonics, tha whole preserved in tha best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has n equal in the world. Ha might furnish a volume of certificates, bur ah lie have long since learned to estimate sucht.-..., their true value. The safest plan ii for every one to ta for himelf the virtues of a new medicine. (JIVE THE CEDRON BITTERS ONE TRIAL, ASTD TOU YTilL NEVER CSE AH OTUEKS. It is not necessary to publish a long list of diseases for which the CKDRON BITTERS are a specific. In ail diseases of the , Bowels, Liver or Kilncyst In al! affections of tbe BRAIN, DEPENDING CPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; 1NGOUT. RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It is destined to upt -o1r all other remedies. It not only cures these dieaiee, but it prerents them. A wine glass of the Enters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effects of the most unhealthy climate,. nd screen the person taking it again-t disease under the most trying espure. Sold bjr I3rn?clta and (irocers Gen cralljr. Dr. joiin Principal Cce, Fifti SUM, LccJivi 'e, Kj. GLD VTHOLXSALX BY DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, 73 "outla Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. Who ao eeU BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROTER, SMITH'S TOXIC SYRUP. &eaaalT IA1L,, MLMiEFU et liCKO.

INSURANCE.

mU INSURANCE COMPANY, or iiAiiTrotix). co. iETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. ------- i' -jr--. : Af ---r yy v' .r V Erected 1859Owned by tho Co. CaHh Capital and Surplus, 2s?05,lT5 62. Tha income of this Company is doable that of any other Tire Insurance Corporation in the United States ESPECIALA rTRNTIOS GIVT: J7T0 THE I5STJRA5CI of farm property, dwellings and otit-huildin?s. Inaares such buildings or contenta in a very favorable manner, for three or five years. Ixces Equitably Adjuated and Pranaptlj- Paid lu Cash. -WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mchll-'SS-dly INDIAN APOU, INDIANA. , . n a Y k &n the: 'STATE cIND1ANa Has SO OONXECTIOS wnil AXT OTftXR EffTABU"! atKNT of the same name, in or cut of Iud;auaoli W. & H. GLENN, PrcDrietor? EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, ajroraa UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON A5I Meridian streets, IndiaEapolis. Three daily Express, to New York; Two daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two dally Expresses to Chicaf o and 8 1. Louis; The above Cumpaaies are the only privileged Expras sot the following roads, viz: INDIANA CENTRAL; LAFAYETTE k CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS A PERU; TKRRK HAUTE 4 RICHMOND, BELLEFONTAINE k INDIANAPOLIS' Money, packages, valuables acd freight carried witl lafety and d!paxh, and la charge of special and efficient meDge?. Notes, Biila and Drafts will be promptly collected ani ready retnraa triad J. ÜLTTKKFIELD. At;eLtREAL ESTATE AGENCY. McKernan& Pierce, nnu ncmirrn innvnir Firt Door East of Palmer Honst- j UF ST AI US.) UAVF FOR SALE HOCSS? AD LOTS 1 I the Ctty f Inüaaapslis. and rms t.d farm- ! iiz Land in tris Sute, aril will sell lowrr than ca; te Fcrcbat-f'i e!saleri 'etll-diwly FURNITURE, &C. Si:COM) I5AM MORE,J 233 East Washington St., I NEAR ICTTIiZ'S HOTEL, ; COOK STOVES, UEATINtJ .TOVFf, FURNITUR. ad Mattra' e cf all k:r.ds, ccrr.dit!&n and prcet- , Toil can here tui everjiL;: recf-sary VT cake a com- ' p!ete outs? fcr )-.(- ekepin?. srd at price ra::g:c from to LO per cent ci.epr tLsn can be had new arywhere ia th. city. I also have a cempMe suxk of New Tinware, CoEimos Ctairs, Liads atd Look'.n Glases. Call and -e. J. R. MA RUT. PKIVATK DISCASLS. DR. COLTOUR, YF.DICAL OFFICE 50. S 30CTO Meridian h'jeet, forfeiu b s fee If be fai in cur Inj? asycas that may cooa cade r hi care, no tnatier bow obstinate r oz.z standing. IIa warrants yon a core. Syphilis, la the prina'y staff, helped In 25 miatttea, erred In 24 botir. Glaet cf ttrfeart standi cired ty Dr. C. OSceoorsTtelOP. U. tnara

DRY COODS.

sc V. CQ c o o W TS a d T. CO o X m to CO H 3 f- - o w H U u im CQ O o 55 2 CO e H 3 K fa OQ i- he 33 U -5 0 o CQ T3 a CQ O a C a c2 H O If fc z rt U CQ 4 r r r1 O - i w j is o o a CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &C. Eh m o o Eh H B O B PI m WINES, LIQUORS, &c, uC. w S3 3 s s v r. 5 O in a o p SC Vj a o e c a OS a a a. fc 2 0 o e r. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Ju-'r27-dly ACENCY. CLAIM AGENCY No. 4 YOHN'S BLOCK, Corner .neridlanand IVathlntan St, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. OFTiCLES' A5V 0LDIERS' CLAIUS PROVrTLT made oat and collected r,n the mot rttwtV. terms. Ortiflcatts cT non !tfM1ifM obtatoed from the Dtpartnerts at Wa.-hinon. UaterKoi:., pay K-.J.s, QisrVruai.tf r and Sut-ist-ence account tnJ. cut i:h ueau., and d;.-i rch. Jac4-d3ai PROFESSIONAL. JulATKA W. QtDOa. IVV' : GOIJDON, ATTOinEVS AT f,AW, INDUyPOU. INDIANA. Office, Jfoa. 10 ani 11 New ATalbou'. Snild irr., South of the Poto!Ec'. decti-dOni PROFESSIONAL. Ir. A. U. GALL, No 65 North New Jersey Street ct5T4dly

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mTnTlTrSsirccEriT is rax BEST EEHEDY KNOW Billiona Complaints, Sick Headache, Costireness, Indigestion, HeartBurn, Sour Stomach, SeaSickness. &c, c. Dr. J AVF-8 R, CHILTON, tbe Orat Chemist, sayr I knrw n compxwition, and have no d ritt It wlU prove Boat beneSrfal in thoaa eotsplalnu fcr which it la reco tarnend d. Dr. THOMAS LOTD siyc fcI strsy eetamead it to the notire of i he pablie." Dr. EDWARD Q. LUDLOW says: "I caa wta ct-3-decce rerommecd It. Dt GF.O. T. DF.XTKR says: Mla Flataleticy, Beartbun., Cotiveness, Stca Headache, At, the hCLTZKR APERIENT In my hands ha proved indeed a valcable remedy. For Otlaer Teailsnonlal. wee Psan phlet avllta each Hot tie. aarracrraxD cnt bt T A It It A X T CO., 2S Grceitu Irh Strrcl, .tew York. TTTFCa ALE BT ALL PRUG131IT. tnarlf-dly WIKTCK AHItAXGKMKXT. C IV C I IV NAT , SOUTHERN OHIO, ft or tli -Eastern Kentucky. Indianapolis mi Cincinnati SIiort-LIno AM) AFTF.R kfOM)AT, SOT. Hil, T&AlKi will nin as f 11 own Leave Indianapolis. Momirg Express 4 10 A V Mail 10 M A M Niirhtlxpres 70 P K Arrive atlndunap!. Morning Kxprrv 1.00 P V alail T OO P M Night Kipres IO CS P If lT7Fre tbe same as by ary other Route, and the prvd, safety and eonif rt of trains eqtal to the teat line. Jn the country. II7yAsk Tor Mcket via 'Ind'anapcl's and Cincinnati Raiircad." Special Notice?. The c-w track law Ciaclunatl Is conjpl-t, and paanffers )j this lire are nw landed the "New Tesrl Street lpM.M near the Bsrcet Iloaa, a boot one mile nearer tb bus'.oe centre of tbe c'ty than ar y other IV p t. ROBKRT MREK.Juperlnteadext. W. II. L. "SoLt, fiencral Ticket Afff nt. A. S BraT, Traveling Afent. rovli-dtf In(liaiiapoI.K and JIadison IS64. IKS 13T 1S64. ftv Arraitffiiietu to Commence Han FIWO passenrer trains daily (Saitdays excepted) beJ tween Indianapolis and M.dison. lsv. tbe Ui'mi DpH Ifwtlan.poH", at A. Vf and 3 P.M., arri!t.g at Madison at 10.60 A. JC. and P. M. Leave the Ipot at Madi-on at A. M. and IM P. M., arriving at Ind'.sr.apclis at 11 A. SI. and T.4 P. M. Tra'.n leave CelutnKna for Rush;ll at 1 P. M., arriving at 51 P M. Rturnins leave Rushvllla at T A. M., arrivnie at Colnmbu at 11.15 A. il. Tbix KoaJ form a line with tbe rackets at Maiisen fwr thetran-iportatlon of frefghl between Cincinnati and Ioiianapolis and points West. Tar.ff cf Freight as low as by any other roU. Shippers and mrchacU West will tod Itto thelrllterest to ship by this line. rnarl9 I. C. BRASIIAM. SiperlttendeBt. Tin: INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, Financial Agent and Designated Depository of tlielliilted Mate. AUTHORIZED CAFITAL CASH CAI1TALPAID IS ,...1.0(,000 .... $1,000 WILL receive subrlptlons, as financial ayect of the Govertment, for all of Its popclar loana Will collect pold Interest on registered and coupon bends on the most liberal tertns. Currency b-n la cached on presentation when due. Always on band a fall snpply of V. S. revenue stamps, for sale at the refrnlar discount. Will boy and sell all goverLraent securities, orders on Washington, coin and exchauge in all the principal cities. Will make collections throughout tbe Wt and East at very reasonable rates. Will receive depoeita, and loan money at 0 per cent-, on good security. HavlDj Biilimited facilities, will transact all kinds it banking business on fair terms and with the utmott promptness. THP.0. P. HAUGHtT, PraaH. INGRAM FLETCHER, Cahler. Indianapolis, December 3, 164. ' dec4-d3n FOUNDRIES. IIOftSIER STATE FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. VOX, LOUD A I'Et'K, afanmfactnrera and WboIeMle Dealers in STORES, UOLLOJV-Jf1IlE,toc. ALL OCR STOVES ARK OF THK LATZST A 25 mostimpr-'Ved patterns. Our ether work will embrace Iron Frvcta, Colaraas, Railway, Mill and Flosse Castings, Ac., kc. Order, by mail or otherwiM aolkMtl, and prompt attention given. Oar prices will be fosnd aa low as ary. OSce, 8alr.-roora n4 Tom&rr lha Suth Tewere street, two sqaare. directly east of the Uaioa Dept. &ct23 SALOON. BATES PUSH SALOON, fUNDER BATT.S HOUSK E5TRA5CZ,) M. JLj MW. TV O M ft HTTHJEKOC. A. J, ?IYE1, I'ropriclor. rflHE Ear Is scpplled with pare Üesors, wines, and the l b brands of clrars and tobecro; aio the cbotceat id Boarboa and Wheat Whisky. The establishment has hee renovaied taroacbecU ac-dtf A. J. JII!IiLE. PHYSICIAN m SURGEON, Office Ciy-szs natal sasaa II ii 1 14 1 Cerntr Terldlan and .Maryland U INDIANAPOLIS ID n-vH-dtf MEDICAL. " MANHOOD VSU TIIS VIGOR 07 TÖCTH KF-S'TOREH IN FOUR wa. ty LH. R COLD SE?SKNCE OyLIfE. Dr. Kitord. (f Paris.) sfi-r ar ef esrtet sohrlratioe, has at Uricth accrdt4 to the trgetit reisest ef the AsMRcan pahl.e, and apvl: ted ar aent la Sew lork, fur the sa.e cf his va'.atd s'-d highly prised Cssx-e of Life. This wonderti.1 acett Will restore MeLhooa te the no-t shattered conutntlots la foir wtka,aad. If sed acca'dinr to prt&tel lntrtirti'ba, faiime ia tmpeesible. This life-rertoricg remedy bbld be taaen by all about lomairy, as Its elects are perasatttu oce. In every case. Is certain. Dr. KleorU's t.sence ef Life U said ia eaaea, wltk fall in tract.ons for tse, af S3, or ft ar qaattit!. la oae for t, and will be sent to ay part, carsfilly packed, eo receipt f remtttaoce to hU accredited ageiU ClrcaUr sent fret n receipt ef four stamp. PXULX? COLAND, 47 Erocs stzwe4. jsätWly Cue door weat of Rroadway, a.T.