Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4517, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1865 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL .f UCRSDavY UOBNIKO. APRIL 13. Arlington, tne rnaer sat f Cin. umm-lf Ultry II Prprllr Its rrtMnc TU rmllr. froo Th Satlen! latalllgsnrer, Apr3 . A vUIt V) lb Arlington cusio& aod wrroun Jlog nutt, fv days aioee, 6111 ca Leb oppressive and DtUactidlj refieciioo. Four yean t0 Robrt E. Lv. theo a lieatcact colonel ia Iba caralry of tha onian army, and now com-mandeT-in-chicfcf tha rebel irmr, wm with fcia familj ia the btppj poiceaioa cf thai ma;oifl cent iaberiuec. Mora tbao oee-bi'f of tbe eiUt, cooiijns of tboasiod tcrei, tu cohered with a ipleadid forest of oak and otber timber, and tba rich aod productive fiId adorn ad with tbe fcisd of culture. To day what a change ! The eaerable "atceatral maoaion. erected by the hoQored aoti by adoption of the Father of Lia Country, end for half a century hia cultivated aod delightful borne, if now in tbe center of a rast cemetery of thoae who have fallen in tbe aervice of their coin try. Two hundred and fifty acre cf tbia eiute surrounding tbe mtwioa hire bees permanently appropriato! for burial purpose by

the (oversment, ana tcciosea dj a ubsuniu.i and handsome fence. Nearly five thousand soldiers have already been there buried, and the number is daily growing larger. In 1853, Mrs. Custis, the mother of Mr. Geo. Lee, died in the Arlington mansion and was buried in a sequestered delightful grove near the mansion; and in 1857 Mr. Custis died, and his remains were deposited by her side, a vast cotconrit of penoai of erery rank testif ins their reverencft for the departed by their fresence at tbeobecquiea. That tequeatered grove, thus selected by ila owner as the last reeling place for aüaeelf aod hie, baa been in tbe tempest of the Ümts iavaded, the forest has been transformed into a field of tbe dead, acd the two mirble columns marking the remains of George Waahicgtcn Parke Cajtii acd Mary Le Ftzhogb, his wife, now rue ia the midst of more than four thousand patriot aoldiers' grave. Nearly tbe whole of tbe timber idI wood bn been swept from the entire estate and used for war purpose. The freedmen'a village is established upon oce portion of the land thai cleared, and ft is all being put ander cultivation by contraband ccgro labor. Mr. Custis iattriteJ this Mate from bis father, who waa the ton of Mrs. Gen. Washington by a former buiband. Soon after bis mother died, in lb02,be, Iben about 25 year, of se, cime bero Iron UMtot Verooo, ani with bis young aod accomplished wife took cp their residence in tbe Arlington namion, Lieh Le had then just erected, and which evermore waa their beautiful and ctilti rated borne. The fmitj of this coioo were four danpbten. all of whom died in infancy, except Mars- Custis, the wife of General Robert E. Lec. Mr. CiMtis father, John Parke Curtis, was an aide de camp to Washington, and died of camp fever ia 1731, contracted at the siege of Yorktown.at tie age of iT7 jeirs. He had married, at l'J years ofae, Eleanor Calvert, of Mr. Airy, Md., a descendant of the second Lord Biltimore, when but 15 years of ao, and at 23 sLe waa thus made a widow with four children. Gen. Washington hastened to Eltham, Md , where tbe husband aa sick, only to see him in his d j ins? moment. This was tbe only surviving cbild of Mrs. Washington, tbo daozhtcr having died aome years before. He was deeply affected, and, weeping, said to the mothtr: "I adept the two jounger children as my own."' These were Eleanor Cutid, then two and a half years of age, who died at seventeen, of consntnp- j lion, and Ueorge Washington Park Cmtia, then six mooihs old. Gen. Was bieg ton took ucwearied pains in training this eon of his adoption, desiring to give him a olid ar,d liberal education; bot his efTorta failexl. The son wie aTere to study, though po,ca;cd of good abilities and at twenty-three je of age married, and de voted his life and very Itrge fortune, iuheritod from bis father and mother, to agriculture and pleasant literary pursuits, lie waa possessed ol much natural eloquence, cnJ wrote with a ready and cultivated pen, a the colamn of Tbe Intelligencer, to which he often contributed, bear testimony. Ue wu one of the first persona in this country m to embark in the raising of merino heep. He ' inaugurated an annual convention for tbe promotion of agriculture and dome-ale manufacture, known over the country as the Arlington sheepabeariog. Thwe gatherings were at Arlington spring beneath tbe shade of a venerable oak nar the banks of the Potomac. For uany years, on the 30th of April, the annual shearing took place, a large concourse gathering to tee the ceremonies Prizes, provided at tbe expense of Mm. Custis, were awarded to those prceoting the bet-t specimens of heep wool and domestic manutures. He had at one time a hrge and splendid flock of sheep of thechoiccst breeds, which, how ever, were plundered by thieve and dog", till at ht only two remained, and tbee for several jears held solitary sway in the domain. Mr. Custis took delight in paintings; but the six paintings now hanging in the hall of the Arlington mansion, representing battles and revolutionary incidents, painted by him, evince rather a sorry capacity in the author iu that direction. Tbe walls of this mansion were, however, adorned by some fine specimens of the art. Among them were several eplecdid original portraits of Washington one by the elder l'eale, another by Stewart; aod there was also a beautiful portrait of bis mother, by the latter named artist. All these family pictures were taken away by the Lee family when they went into the rebellion. The mansion is now occupied by the officer in command of the post and his subordinated. Tbe dining ball is o?ed as an office In this room ore three old-fashioned book ce?es, containing some four hundred volumes, principally old booksbroken sets, and of very small value. The parlor adjoining the ball is not occupied, tbe only article in it being a mahogany side board, which came from Mount V eraon. Id the parlor be jond are two sofas and six stuffed mahogany chairs, covered with scarlet velvet; two marble-top tables, aside board, and a piino stool matching the chairs. Oa the wall are several coarse large portraits, and cce or two fine oil paintings. There are also two old engraving, of a classical, mythological character, hanging with the rest. The room ia the southerly wing, and u?td by Oeneral Lee as bis office, is now cecd as a bedroom; aod all tbe tipper part of tbe mansion is used for a like purpose. The building is no: in jured. Tbe flower garden has been inclosed by a new fence, and lud out ard tastefully adorn ed this spring. Tbe grave of each soldier is neatly marked by a wooden slab at the head and foot, pttateJ white, inscribed with the name of tbe soldier and hia company and regiment, and at a little distance theje slabs hue tbe appearance of marble. The mounds are to be neatly covered with sod. Geo. Robert Edmund Lee is the ton of Gen. Henry Lee of tbe revolutionary memory, acd known as "Light Horse Harry," whose mother was the beautiful Miss Grime, Geo. Washington's first love, and whom he celebrated as " the lowland beauty. Gen. Harry Lee was twice married. By the first msrriage be bad two children, Henry (an of5:er in the war of 112) and Lucy. By tbe second wife a Mi;s Carter of Shirley he hd five ehildren, two daughters, Annie and Mildred, ar,d three sons. The pons were Charles Carter, Robert Eimund (the general; and Siduey Smith, the last named an officer ia our cavy, and now ia the rebtl navy. Gen. Robert E. Lee was bora in l?0dand is consequently, fifty-seven years of ace. He graduated second in hia c!as in 123 (Judge Charles Mison; of this city, and formerly commissioner of patents, standing first in the cl& and was assigned to the engineer corps as 2i lieutenant: in lr35 a?istant atrtorr.er, filing the boundary between Ohio and Michigan; in 1836 promoted 1st lieutenant; captain le3r; chief engineer under Scott, in Mexico, and greatly distinguished being promoted successively, bv'mer it, mjor. lieutenant colonel, atd colonel, for his gallantry; ia 1652 superintendent military academy; ia lcö5 transferred as lieutenant colucel of tbe new regiment of cavalrv; March 16ih. 15-61 . promoted colonel of the 1st cavalrv; resigned April 2C;h following, and reluctant!? embarked ia the rebellion. The following are the children of General Lee: George Washington Custis Lee. aSout thirtythree years of age; Mary Cutis Lee, about thirty; William Heorv Fitzhugh Lee. about twenty -seven; Annie Lee. died at Berkley Spring, in lbC3, and would have Uen now about twentythree; Robert E. Lee. about twenty; MÜJred Lee, about eighteen. Nene of them'have carried except William Henry Fuhugb. whose wife Mias Chriotte Wickham, died at Richmond in lbC3. The e!jet son. George, graduated at the head of hia rltsa.at West Point, in lt-54. and was a first lieutenant in the corpe of ecgiceers when be follow el his father lato the southern service. William Henry waa farming upca the White Hasse estate, which belocged to the CasCs b.

brritiact. wbe a tb wm - He was rem. miMiooed 2d Tleutenatt- la the 6th icfaatry In lt7.but resigned in 1W. Robert was at a militari school ia Vir!ais. The sons, it Is well known, are all cCcers in tbe rebel lion. The three surviving daoghters are with their mother, who. it U believed, has lately been at LvccbbUj. Custis. at the time of his death, owced aome two hendred slaves, who, by his will, were to be free at the termination of five jeart from The most of these alaves were kept on the White Houe estate, and all tbe valuable portion were carried south; some tae&tyor more old men and women and young children were left at Arlington. Mr. Cutti' mother owned the White House estate, and resided there when she became the wife of Gen. Washington. ,

PROFESSIONAL. It M o V A L. Doctor WJl. THOMSON, RAS REMOVED 015 OFFICS FKCU f VIRCINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WIIKSE HE WILL C03T15UZ ta trrat and cur Privat Dilta, In all their pcte, t$, raniScatioo aod phajea. Dr. ffm. Taomtoa will give to aca patient a wrlttta iattrsm'ct, binding L!mif ta effect a radicai tzi percar.?&t ctre, sr make no charge. treatmrcl tl Itiva:e lijeaea fWC pociaUjr ioc tka jear litfl tbrea years in the citjr o! HaffaU, N. T.,eibt yer ia Chicago, 111, and two year ia IVoria, 111. Inuring eight years practics In Chicago, 13., bs enrsd aver thirteen thonFaud cases. l3r. Wm. Thonjor., la bl practica t"t Scrofula, Rhenmatic aod geberal dieaet af tbe blood, nae Famigatlcg Vapvr Faih cf the aint ingenious kind, in conjunction with lotertal treatment. HZHIXAL. EMlSdlOSd. tha ccnseoence ofaelf-abase. Tb'a Kolitarj rice, or depraved tesoal lndalgince, Is practiced bj the youth of both sexes ta an almost on limited extent, producing with unerring certainty tha fallowing train of xovrbld symptom unless combated by aclentiCc znodical xneasure, vir Sallow countenance, dark apota nnder tha eyea, pain In tbe head, ringing in tha ears, and aoiae ltka tba mailing- of leaves and rat tling of chariots, anealness about the loins, weakness of the Habs, cocnsel vision, blamed intellect, loss oi confidence, difddenca In approaching strangers, a dislike ta form new acquaintance, a dipoiti w (baa society. lo of memory, hectic casuen, pimpisi ana ranous erup tlons about the face. Tarred tongue, c!glt tweats, fetid breath. Coachs, consumption, monomania, and freqnent ly Insanity. ThsaEictM, on the ürat appearance cf any of tht above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thorn on for relief. gS$TQ9c adCoonltation Rcm5o. WSontb Del war itrett,IndiaxspGli!,l&d. r. O. Box 1657. Jan24-dly WW ADVERTISEMENT. THE UlVIOiV insdrk . mm. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IS NOW READY TO ISSUE POLICIES. CiiNh Capital, UOO.OOO Capital Bound for the I'ayiueiit of Losses, $100,000. No Safer Company was ever Organized in the United States. Assets all Invested in U. S. Bonds. THE STOCKHOLDERS ARE THE VERY BEST CAPITALISTS IN THE STATE. IT-THEN TOÜ CAIt BAVK EQUALLY RE LI i CLE V Insaranct at home, why seed jour msney abroad! Agent ta every connty In tbe State. jr f" fOLlClKS IdSÜKÜ BT MARTINDALK k ORUBCS, la the first building aoutb of the Po-t OCf.ce, No. 4, op-stalrs (Talbtt & 5ew'a Block.) J1MFS M. RAT, Tretiftent. F. M. MaanxnatE, V. Pres. and Treasurer. D. W.GRUBR, Secretary. X3 lxootoxss. James II. Ray, Cashier or Stat Back; Thomas II. fcharpe, of Fletcher 4 Sharjm'a Bank, Indianapellf; Alfred Harrison, of Harrison'a Bank. Indianapolis; . Wm. II. Knglmh, PreMdent of First National Bank, Iadi. anapolis; Wtn. 8. HublarJ, of Citizen's National Pack, Indiaia pol is; J. H BalJwln, of J. II, Baldwin k Co., Indianapolis; Geo. ilerritt, of Merrill A Congblin, lod.; Cbarlca Q. Raymond, of Morris, Goolmn A Co., Indianapolis E. B. Martinda1e,Ind!anapoli; Jess L William, Backer, Port Wayne, Ind.; Uo. W. Kathbone, President or Branch of Bank of State, KTansTille, Ind ; L. G. Warren, Banker, Terrs Haute, Ind. John W. Burion. Caabier or Branch Bank, Muncir, Ind. Stoo Ix. holdors, Calvin Fle'cher, Sr., James M. Ray, Tboa. II. Sharp, Alfred Harrisoa, Viru. H. Enlisa, Wm. S. Hnbbard, J. H. Baldwin, Geo. Marritt, G. W. kathboL, L. G. Warren, Jet. L. Willias. J. W. Barson, K. B. Martindale, Cbiui. II. Raymond. I -ai. Noble, Wm Conhlin, Loci an Hill, J. C. S. Harrinon, Nicholas McCarty, Aquiila Jona. Jr., Bergen Appltgate, Jer McLene, Wn. Braden, XIark V. Keares, Jobn W. Urcbbs, S. C. Haminon D. W. Ürubbs, I .eis Jordoa, Eliha J. Ilowland, i. W. Murphy, mrlS-430t W. J. Halliday, Wm. A. Bradbhaw, E. Browning A Co., Jos ü. Patti!on, Kin an A Co., J. H. Nixon, Wm. Bell. I'liney Hoacland, M M Lan1is Geo. M. Williami, W. W. leather. Dr. P. H Jatnoo, T. B. Elliott, Bi hap Ames, S. W. Waton, James R. lonng, Geo. B. Tandem, Wni. T. Wiley, A.G rettiboce. K. E Bicker. J. R. Howard, Wm. Wallace, Win. Baxter, Major il. L. Bandy, K. &. Ames, Jr., A. A H. Set null. J. V. Perrtne, Ingram Fletcher, W. D Allen, B. F. Witt. NOTICE. Dissolution ol Copartnership. f WÜZ Partnership Leretofora evistiot; snder tha nama JL or Fresa A Kropris this day dmolvad by mutual coiient, Mr. II. Mister haric; bonht tht fall inerest af G. Kropf in tha Hardware Bor.ess of tbe old firm. All does and debts of tbe old firm will be fettled by their nccetMra C. FRESE. G. KROPF. r Mianapck. April a, 103. rurr cortiiT.vEnsuii. rilllE inlereat cf G Krri f, in tbe Hardward Bsiiccf, X knows under tbe (ra Fre A Kropf, nanca; bee a bor.rht this day by H. Mieter, the rew firm will be knean cnerthe rawe f HiKSK 1 MISTER. C. FKEK. H. MISTER. -dtanapoH. April 6. 1SGS aprT-dlw AI.E. TOLUUO ALE. 1 1NLAT A W ILDER'8 CELK2 ATED TOLSU) ALE, 1 tn tarrel and half barrels. For salt by J. A a tCSQAN, Agent, r:Ttltf TT Soath Meridian itret, Indianapolis. PROFESSIONAL. TTZ. ItTT&ri. OrriCE OTER STAR GSOCERT. NO. OS SOUTH ni'.nois street Reteac No. 87 North I!lnoi trat. lodlaitapvtt. Ith. aaarSO Um JOUK C. ULLI VATI. LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, .to. io East f earl street, in rear off Soatlncl Jin lid Inf

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E2sfo. WIETSLO W, Aa Experieoead Ncraa and Ft mala phyafdao, preseita to tha atteatioa cfsaathera, her SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Which areatly facilitate, tba proce af tcatbiaa;, by aortenln tha gums, reducing all inflammatlo, will allay ALL FAIN and spatraodlc action, acd is SURE TO REGULATE the BOWELS Depend upon it, rnutarn, it will srir reat to jouxlva and Relief and Health lo Your Infants. We hare put cp and sold tLi. article for ovtr 30 year?, and CAN SAY IN CONFIl ESCK AND TRLTH of it what we have ever been able to say or any other medicine JJEVER HAS IT FAILKD IN A SINCiLK NA5CK TO EFrfc-Ct A CUKE, when timely used. NiTer did ws know an icata- ce of disaatUfaction by any one who used It. On the contrary, all are delighted wlih its operations, and speak In terms or con.mei datlon ot its mag cal effects and medical virtues. We peak in thia matter WHATWK DO KSOW,"a'ter "0 years experience, A5D PLF.DC.K 01R REFCTA1I0 PUKTBS tULFILMEXT 0? WÜATWK HERE D ' CLAUD. In almont Tery Instanca where the in'ant h snf eric g from pain and exbaufticn, relief will be fonnd in fifteen or twenty njJ'ates alter tbe sjrep i administered. Full directions for umdjt w,11 accompany each battle. Nona genuine unless the fac-eimile of CtTBTlS A PERKINS. 5ew York, is on tbe outside wrapper 8old by ProrgistatferonghoHt the wcrld. Price only 35 Cents a Bottlr. The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery. The following is an extract from a letter written by theBey. K. Z. Welter, to the German Reformed M es. sender, at Chambersbntjr, Pa.: A BENEFACTRESS There la a woman, la tha public eye whose name had all along been associated, in our mind, with the Tan kee," O.uack," andIInmbng." Eat it Is o no Ioner, and we Oesire to wrest her name from ail suchsn picious associations in all other minus. Whatever notions we may have of womanly delicacy and propriety, we will all admit that woman aloae la the Nurte the govd Nursf the bent Nnrse. Whether we shall have Female Physicians or not. Is a question which must be decided by time and principle, and not a matter cf taste. Pride, prejudice, caprice andcura may as well behave themelves, for if there is really a want, there will also be a supply; if there be a"calIing,M there will be a coming. Natare and hamau society are always .elf-eupplyinjr, and though Art and Fahien may hinder, they cannot prevent. Mrs. Wlnslo does not wish to treat yon gentlemen Nor does sLe prescribe a regimen for 3 our wh es; but he modestly appears as a meoseoirer of health and bap pines to your infants in the cradle Is there anything impropT in that? A Nurse of "30 years" experience can boldly say what is or is not good for a babe, and ought to be listened to. God at eed her on her humble ana happy mission. Ehe lathe most successful ply tlcian and mos! effectual benefactress our little ones ever enjoy d her doting parents not excepted. Ju6t cpen the door for h.r,atid Mrs. Wlnslow will prove the AmeriTan Florence Nightingale of tha Nursery. Of thise are so sure, that we will teach eur "Susy" to aay "A Blessing on Mrs. Winolow' for helping her to survive and escape the griping, colicking and te ethic g aisge. We confirm Tery word wt forth In the rrocpectua. It performs precisely what It professes to perform, everv part of It nothing less Away with yonr 'Cordial," ,Tarogoric,"4Dop8,,"LaudanunV and erery eher -Jarcotic," by which the babeis drugged into stopidity, and rendered dull and idiotic for life. We hate never seen Mrs. Winalow-know ber only through the preparation of her "Sothlng fyrnp for Children Teething." If we had the power we would make her, as she is, a physical savior to the infant race. Kcst, Health and Comfort to Mother mid Child. MRS. WIS SLOWS SOOTIIINO SYRUP for children teething, softens the gum., reduces inflammation, al la) a all pain, and cures wind cholic. Petftctly safe in allcaes. We would ay to every mother who has a soffeilEg child, do not let your prejudice, nor the preju dicea ef others, stand between yon and yonr suffering child and the rel ef that will be sure yes, absolttely sure 10 roiiow the ne or this medicine It timely nsed. DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STkUP, for childreo teethinc. It has been ned for 3d years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers for their children. It corrects acidity of the stoma, h, relieves wind cholic, reeulates the bowel, and gives rest, health andcomf rt to mother and child. OXce Ho. 43 Day street. New 1 ork. DO NOT LKT TOUB PREJCDICE STAND EZTWFEN yonr nSering cbiM and the relief that will be absolute ly sure to follow tbe ue if MRS. WINSLOW'S MXJTIIISO STRUP. It corrects acidity of the stomach, rel eves wind cholic, regulates the bowels, soften the gums. gives rest to tbe mother and health to the child The following is an extract from a letter written by the Rev. J.9. Uolni, pastor cf the Pie rrepont Street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, 5. y to the Journal and Uesreijer, Cincinnati. 0., and speaks volumes in tavor of that world-renowned ipedidne. MKS. WI5SL0W' SOOTHING 81 ELP, FOR CHILDREN TEITH1NO: "We see an adrenisemertt in yonr columns ef MKS. WISIiOrf'S SOOTBISG STRIP. Now.we aeversaid A wot la favor of a patent medicine before In enr life, hut we feel C"mpH tA ,,T t0 ?osr readers that this is B9 humbug we have tried it, and know it to be all it claims. It is probably one or the most successful medicines of tbe day, becanse it is one ef the best. And those of your readers who have babies can't do better than lay la a expyly." SPECIAL CAUTION. The great popmlartty cf Mrs. Window' Soothing Syrup, far childran teathicg. has lna need anprlacipal persona to put bp articles t be used for the same purpee, in advertising which they have aotecly capked our ad vtrtiaesMSie aad &et!ces frraa the pre.a. Cut have ewpted eeriscte ant leaera from clergymen aad eAkara, axt&f ether uoh te emr geaxt crtacteASewawe ef ail iauure. mmljiaAwtAM

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DR. JOHN BULL'S conrouND CEDROX BITTERS. The Latest and 71oNt Important Dicovcry OF TEX NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! Ko man's nam is mare Intimately connected with the history of MATERIA HEDICA ef tbe United States, or more favorably known as a pioneer In Medical DiacoTery than that of Dr. .Foliu Hull, oriouisville, Kentiickv Dil Inimitable prrpgratiou ef SALiSAl'AlllLa IA has long stood at the hed of the various eompound ofthat Taluble drug His CompouDJ ot WILD CHERRY has become a household word throughout the Wen anil So'jih. Worm Lor en -gea, io less thitn a fear after their introduc tioa, attamed & Deputation As wide aprad as the coutSueM of Ncrtb Aruerica. Lut the crowning glory or his Ufa remain, to be attained in his discovery, or ratLer combination, for bedoei not claim to hav been the discoverer of ;i'-lltO. which s the basis tf the Bittet s bow oOered to tLe public. That honor belongs u ttie native inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtnea have becus:tion for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the IndUa bids deflance to the luost deadly malaria ard handles without fear the moat venomou erpents. lti a belief with them, that while ther is breath ia tfcebodr the Cedron is potent ta cv.re, no matter what tb ioa1' may be. While Dr. Bell is nt prepared to endorse th- extravagant pretenision. La is nevertheless tatfcQed 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 change of wealher or cll.naie, cr to rsief-matfc influences. It stai' WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Central America and IV West Indies. IN DYSPEPSIA And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more LIKff A CHAkll than a medicine. Tnere ia nothing m tbe whale ran ire of Materia Medice that can f-.-r a ms lit bear a comparison with it in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may be forad In the I Ith edition of the TJ. S. bispensatory, pages 1387 and I3S3. A seriei of experiments in which Dr.Eull has been for years enraged, has just been brought te a successful termination, and he is row enaMed to ofTer to the public a combination of CKDROJJ with other approved tonics, the whole preserved In the best quality of copptr distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident has n equal is the world. fie might furnish a volume of certificates, bo' ub 11c have long since learned to estimate such t.. their true value. The safest plan Is for every one te te for himself the virtues of a new medicine. IV Till:: CEDRON BITTERS ONK TRIAL, AND TOU TU! I. NZVKR USK AN OTHERS. It is not necessary to pubLah a long list of diseases for which the CEDE OX BITTERS area specific. In all diseases of the Bowels, Liver or Kidneys, la all affections of tha BRAIN, DErENDINO CFON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; INGOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It is destined to sapera all ber remedies. It not only cures these diseases, but it prev ents them. A wiue glass of tbe Bitters, taken an hour ee fore each meal, will obviate the 111 effects of the mot n .healthy climate, and screen the person taking it agaj-jM dieae under the most trying exposure. Sold by Drurrist. an d csrocer r.en rally Dr. J OIIX HULL., Mocipal Offca, Mf th Street, LooirriHe. Ky. SOLD JLKJALX BT DAILY, KEFFER & RUSH, 73 Mouth. '.Tlerldlan strrrt, LNDJ ANAPOLIS. "sfao also eeC BULL'S SARSAI 'ARILLA, BULL'S W ORM' DESTROYER, SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. Reaenabec DAILU, ILEBrEnft RQta dae2SS4-UyiwUtaa-n. -

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AXJ7A5CID ON Watches, Diamonds . JEWELRY, PLATE, PISTOLS, Guns, Musical Instrument, LADIES' AND GISTS WEARING APPAREL, BED CLOTHING, AND Ilonaclaold C,99du of fcrerjr Deaf rip Hon. All articles cf value bought, sold trexchasged at the UNION LOAN OFFICE, ro. 185 East Washington St., (A few doors west of Little's Hatel.) !7. B All transactions strictly confident Ul. grAIl unredeemed pledges are sold for the amount due. febl7-ly. J. A U. SOLOilON. H THE. STATEjjNDlANA, Has NO COKJfECTlON TTTTn ANT OTHEE KTABIIS mext of the same naxoe, in or out of Ind'onapolb W. & H. GLENN, Prcprieton. QUEENSWARE, &C. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. C. A. WOODBRIDGE, Aokvt, IMP0RTF.R OF QUEBÜTSWARE, ITEC D Xk7 JZ e G ASL SWARE, TABLE CÜTLßRY A!CDPLÄTED WARE. JC5 'Prices reduced t cyrre-pou 1 with the prtst-nt value of Go d. No. 16 West Washington Street, Indianapolis lud. marW djan Philosophy of Marriage. mHE TEOPRIKTOnS OF THE KEW YORK l or Ajaatomy have determined, regaralesa of etpene, to lue free, (for the benefit cf suffering humanity, and suopresaion of quackery.) four f their mast Interesting and Instructive Lectures on Msrr.a;and ita disouauacetiooa. Nervous and I'hjsical Dehuity, Pre-ma-ure decline cf Jlanhood, Indigestion, vWakneK or Depression, Impotency, Loss ef Energy and Manly Power, the great Social Evil, and thoe Maladies wtlch result from youthfal follies, eice-a of maturity, or ignorance of Physielory and laws of Natare. These Invaluable Lectures have been the means of enlightening and aving thousands, and will be frwardmji trmm rn rmint af fade ' am n bv addresainsr Äe'retarr Kewiork J&ueeum er Anatomy ana aieoicine, an Broadway, 5ew Tor Jan21-dty PU1VATE DISE-1SES. DR. COLTOÜR, ItlDICAJL OFTICE 50. S 80ÜTH Meridian Street, forfeit h's fee If he fails tn cur lag aay case that may come nsder his care, no matter how obstinate T long standing., lie warranta yau a cure. yphlUs, In the prttaery stage, helped la 25 minctea, cured la 34 hours. Gleet of SO years standing eur bv frr. C 7 I V U -ara REMOVAL. BOHLX5. A CHI Tr CT, HAS EXMOTXD HU .Sc fron the iBtna BUidx te hia resldesx Iwe West Ohio street, hereea "tfasldiafl M nan!a. an If a2a

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Ol Sr to A4 : O o St c sr. M X t3 O v, OB tfi w m ac OS E S S o 2 S5 3 A. ml a tvl a aa bl REAL ESTATE BROKERS. it. A aX JaijÜT-dlj CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, &c. NEW CARPET STORE No. 81 i:asf WiisIiiujLTtou St.. Hohiiul 1k Ohl Staml, OPPOSITE Tit li COURT HOVSE. W K IIA V K A LA KCi 1. Tt K . -r CABPETS. OIL-OLOTHS, MATTDJQS, 8ATIN DELAINES, REPS PEK1N CLOTHS, ta.iHka l.nrc, TIulln A' !Mot tlnsjliuni nzL's? n io:e All cf thefr (Jads having ben purchased before the late advance in the Käst, we will re'l them lower than Sew York wholesale prices. Also Jat received 100,000 Piece Willi I'ap .r mid Window Sliadcs KRAUSS U CALL. EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, Avntai UKITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AN! Meridian streets, Indianapolis. Three daily Expresses to New Tork; Two daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two daily Expresses to Chicago and 8t.Luls; The above Companies are the only privileged Expresot the following roads, vis: INDIANA CENTRAL; LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS A PERU; TKRRE HAUTE A RICHMOND; BELLEFONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS. Money, packages, valuables and freight carried v4U safety and dispatch, and in charge of special and eCarfem messengers. Notes, Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected aod ready returns made J. BLTTKRFIKLD. Aot WINES, LIQUORS, &C. WINE HOUSE! LOUIS LVIVGr, 29 Month Meridian Street, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) IMPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WI5E; Otard and Cogniac Brandies; Hl and Gin; Jamaica ham end Cordials. Also dealer In Catawba Wines, Still and Sparkling, of the mot approved brands; Bourbon WhUkj; Peach Erandv; Catawba Brandy; Stock Ale; Porter and Beer, aud Bitters of various kinds. Thee article are all offered for sale by the bottle or larger quantities. Only Ilk tie Wi t for $ It en drjvgh'. IMUJhTKD ClGARi aLd TUbACCU. of tbe choicest brands, wJI be kept constantly on hand. JjHav:ng fitted up a nat estaMishmen', and offering fur sale only pure articles and cf tLe best quality, the subsciber hopes to receive, as ho solicits, a liberal share of the patroLsge of the public marn-rttf LOrtS LANfi. REAL ESTATE ACENCY. McKernan& Pierce, REAL ESTATE AGENCY First Door East of Palmer Housr (UP STAIRS.) HAVE FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS 15 the C.ty ef Indianapolis, and Fama and F anale g Lands in this State, and will sell lower than cat be purchased elsewhere fMl-dAwly n. W. SPICER cV CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street IulifiTinolix, XikI. S'e.dlf PROFESSIONAL. MaaTcr u. auT. josATiaji w. ooaoosr. RAY Sc GORDON, ATTOR.EYN AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. OÄce, Noa. 10 and 11 New ATeibott'a Bailing, South of the Pctoff r derr-nnD MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. WE AHE OFFEEINQ CTEEIOU INDUCEMENTS ta persona with a Iktle ready meaxs to secere bomei. ITt will tell Lots Entirely on Time and erect comfortable dwellings built T s workmen and In good style, on the paymenlef h f aa much aa the tmprovementa will c the remaln to be paid en easy payment net ouch more than a fan rent en the prvmisea. Havitg lots In nearly all parts of the citr, wt can accommodate all wtohliig te secure a home; and havBg large amount of lumber on baao.an4 workmea ready emplojod. we cab erect buildings on short aetlc. mUENAN KEEC .ptMtf fteai Eetai Age

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kündhy iND : stotc :zzzn. COX. LOUD A PCCCX. Jfaaufactarere txA WhaUiala Psalere ta sTorix,noLLoir-xim4rzE,t;c. A' Ou LL OUR S TO TIS ARE OF THE LATEST A3 l moattsipr- ved patterns. tor other work will embrace Ire rroeta. Colusa as. Iway, Uul aad Bona Castings, Ac, te. Orders ty mail or otherwise oljctteL and prompt at. tettiuo fir. a. trur prices w?A be found as low as any. OSce, Sales-room and Koundrv IU 9uth f ware streec two ;aar4 direct:y east of the Ualoe lpet. ctl3 WlKTKli AltKAXGE.TIEXT. C NCIN NAT , BOUT HE HIT OHIO, ftorfh -E.-itftcrii KcntucLy. Indianapolis and Cincinnati H Ito rt-X-l 110 nc ux n xrj ca td -r-v. ui. o N AND AFTE3 iI0NTi.T, NOT. TSA15J wui run as i.iiovrs: Leave Indianapolis. Mornlnj Express Mall Sight Espreaa.... Arrive atlailanapails. 4 10 A V 10 .6t A M 7 -SO r M Morning Express..... Mail IMMI T OO T M N.ghtFxpre 10.U5 P M UT Fare the same as by any other aVctt. and tlx speed, safety and comfvrt ef t rales equal te the beat lines tn the country. rO"Ak fer tickets Tla'-lrdlaHtpoIls andClnciarat Railroad." Special .lolice. The dw track tnio C.nctunatl Is complete, and passengers by this line are now landed 6 "5ft Feirl Street Drprt," cm Iki Bartet Ho., a,bet ne mit. nearer tat. brip.. t autre f Ik. city tban aay other larpot. imiKl mK,SuzriitenifSt. W. II. L. Koslk. General Ticket Af ent. A. S. Bear, Traveling Agnt. vl4-dtr Indianapolis and IfIadion BSAJIJLIBOAIl. 3-1864. Mew . r ran je m east to Commence ."lendaf, .Tlaf 1C ISCf. ril'O passenger trains dally (Sundays excepted) fee tween Indianapolis and Madison. Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis at CC9 A. If and 3 r. U., arriving at Madison at 10.60 A. M. and 79 P. M. Leave tbe IV pot at Madison at C A. M. and 148 P. Mn arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.4! P. M. Trains leave Colnmbus for Kushville at 1 P. Mnarr1v !ngat5:10P M. Ketumlng leave CnhvUle at 7 A.M., arririr.g atCo!umbus at 11:15 A. M. This Koai forms a line with the rackets at Madiaea fer the transportation of freight letweea Cincinnati and Is dianspolisand pointaWesU Tai iff cf FreiRhts as low as by any other route. " .U:t persand merchanU West will find It tethelriater. eitto !hlpby tLisline. mailt D.C.3EAN1IAM, Superintendent. TU IS INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANE, rinanrial A sent and If glinted Depository of llio IJ tilled Mates. AÜTII031Z D CAPITAL CASH CAPITAL PAID IN ,..1100.000 goo.eoo WILL receive bubscription-., as financial agent cf tbe Government, for all of Its popular loans Will collect gold Interest on registered and coup bends on the most liberal terms. Currency bonds cashec on presentation when due. Always on band a full supply of C. S. revenue stain pa, for sale at tbe regular discount. Will buy and sell all government securities, ordert on Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cities. Will make collecUott tkronjhcut th West and Tut at very reasonable rates. Will receive deposits, and loan money at 6 per cent, on good security Having unlimited f Hi ties, 111 transact all kinds of banking business ou f!r terms and with the tmost promptness. TIIFO. P. HAUCHST, Prea't. INGRAM FLETCHER, Caahler. Indianapolis. IVtfmUr 3, 1864. dec4-43m SALOON. BITES II OH SR SALOON, (UNDER BATES HOUSE ENTRANCE,) A. J, rtlYEICS, Proprietor. THE Bar la supplied with pure liquors, wines, and the best brands of cigars and tobacco; also the choicest old Bomrboa and Wheat Whisky. The eetabllkhme&t hat been renovated through out aaadtf MEDICAL. MANHOOD, AND THE YlOOR OF TOUT II BF.STORET TN FOUK weeks by DR. KICOED'S ESSENCE OF LIIE. Dr. Kicord, (of Paria.) after sears of earnest eolreitat Ion. has at length acceeded to the urgent request of the American public, and appoicted ap agent In New Tork, for tie sale of hia valued and highly prised Eaen.e of Life. Thia wonderlul agent will restore MaLbeo to the mot shattered com-titutions In four weeks, and. If used acredlng to printed Instructions, failure ia impes siblc. This hfe-re!torliig remedy should be taken by all about to mat ry, as iu effects are permanent. Success, In every case, Is certain. Dr. Kicord s Essence ef Life Is seid In cases, with full instructions for use, at S3, or four quantitie- la one for tJ, and will be aent to any part, carefully packed sn receipt of remittance to his accredited agent. Circular sent free on receipt of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, 4f7 Broome street, Jar?l-Ily One door wert of Broadway. 1. T. TODACCO, TODACCO. BV. MIL BVa er. mm aa so varManufacturers and Wholsalers. os. 2H and 21 Second Street. ALTON, ILLINOIS. WE HAVE OPENED A BRANCH HOC? E AT SO. 17 South Meridian street. Indianapolis. IixL. where we will keep cooataiktly on hand all atjea ef -PTaTJO- TOBACCO. We respectfully invite the traife te call and examine our stock. We will sell as low, if tot lower, taas) the aame Hock can be bought in this er asy other market mar-dtf MTER4 dc DRCMMoND. DR. A. 9iIi.nAaV. PIIYSICLVN AXD SURGEON FFTCR NO. 10 TIES INI A ATTNTE. RESIDENCE. t t BOJTH Ala PAW A T. NOTICE. r UHR HIGHEST PRICE WILL EE PAID FOR LADIES 'I and Gent's c.t off iohg and all k..ds af hiusehold goods, at IM Fast Wa.htrrtoB st-eet. Bafel, aad private residences caled i when desired . A Li. d.rected lo P. O. I01CI wl4 be promptly -endedte ' ' WMOX, febl-Iy RET40 VATERS. m r.auiiifi aun nYPIWR FSTABLISHr'FtiT r h n hi u r im w w .w . rlrJHM ; ?iTEDTATI-8TK-IIOU..ao.t.OtTl I IHlnot street, Indianapolla, Indiana, at thia old and well-known establlahmet, the ladles eal have silks and woolen goods Cyed la pwrmaneat aad Keutiful colors; aad geaia garmeau thoroughly reaev. l1lJdPeSnd-han clothing Wglt uiuM;ih a oatlmlar Muck Is the bu.lneee deaosslnat4 flae draw, tei Willa atablacJoU. tear ta aay arawattt ca t can not be vulble te the naked eye, "rtV '.TV. .-aaa. So. tl texth r'!ic'i atrMl. .