Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4546, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1865 — Page 4

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D AIL. Y: SEMTIN EL - 'THCH9DAT UORNIHO. MAY H

i ' ' Lbr ad Capital. A coo rent too of wcrkir.g aro u beld last week io Brooklyn.at which a number of speeches were made which were of ?ery radical character. The speaker Dot only lei isted oo the old dogma Uai labor U antagonistic to capital, bat thty wrot the whol leoeth ef asserting that labo nait conquer and tubject capital before it would hae ita proper position. They demindad that laborers abould control h employer. They footed thai faborera oo ft ptrike bad aa ouch right to prevent other laborers from working aa meo ha? to prtrent an individual fron burning down his own houe. The tone a turned by the peak era and by many members of the convention waa io effect that of radical emnity to em ployere in general. It is cnrloai that these men seem to ignore ea tirely the poibility that they may themselves become employer. The men who deal io thi d&M tf argument mut be hopelc of any cnaDge in. their own poaition. Bat whether tbey re or cot, ibey are only laying up a tore of pain and trouble for ' themsel?es, and we moataiccerely regret to ee workingmen m'n!ed by the Mlj of luch ffcakeM at their public meetings. It is a noteworthy f ict. however, that thee contentions never represent otic fifth, probably not one-tenth of the workingmen of the country. The Hborin elisor of this country are in general too sennible to be mi-led by the 1emaggim of the orators who repeat old ami hackceyed phrae at such public meetirg, without even undemanding them. The fact i, that the honet, faithful laborer iu Arrerict alwayi lern tbat hia iuterext re iJeiitical with thore of hi ( employer, and the result is a relation of content- J men! between the two with muto-l f roperity. When the laborer is mi.iled by foolish adnaers to j-!u in a strike, he U sure to regret it afterward. The result of atrike is invariably hostile to the strikers Thi has beenyrove a hundrsd time. Cut, after all, the secret of the mistake b eb some laboring meu m ike may be iu their failure to define labor, or to distinguish between the workingrjun arid the capitMt. The riraple truth is. that the employer M very often by far the hardest laborer. Few men work eo many bouri per day, or so bird during those tours, as the men who have the largest comber of other men employed for them. The value of that work U almost Derer fully paid. There is only one man in ten or twenty who realizes at the end of years of euch work the actual cost ofclothca and litin. Let workingmeu ponder on this truth. There ia lewon in it for them. They aitly err when they imagine that capital work for Itself and the owner rests idle. They vastly err when they think that the men who manage capital are always rich, comfortable, and at e&e in their poisen-ions. The histories of capitalist would astound the workingmen if they would but read and think of thera. And let the question be plainly set before the workingmen hi met at the Brooklyn convention, whether it i. not as rizht for tLoe b labor with capital and their beads to combine for wage as it is for thoe who work with their hands and heavj tool. What i their answer? Of course their right !a the came. But t-h.ill the managers of capital conbiLe and any " we will not pty more than a certain rate tary nitn- we emploi?" What becomea of the day laborer then? And yet if the day laborers combine to compel wages out of employers, on Lit plea ran they resist the right of employers to combine for the purpose of increasing their own eiruing! by rompellinj laborers to work for le wages? We cordially mid treriuoudy oppose nil combination of employer or 1 borer to regulate the price of labor. We can see pltidv enough the dinner of all such comin itiona, arid onr ex perience hn convinced us that no good results to either party iu either ce. Tbe present rate of wage in all department a is high. The price of living in hlh. The prices which emplover receive for their workmanship and the products of labor are high Thu all things work in a circle But when prices lor the producta of labor break down, theo perforce the prices of labor will break down, and all the striken, trade union, conventions of working men and committees of laborers that can be inTeuted will fail to keep those prices up. It is jul as possible (or the laborers to keep up the prices of lnlor aa it is for the dealers iu the re suiting products of labor to keep up the price of those producta. When tbe manufacturers of cotton goods c u prevent the price from falling twenty, forty and fifty per cent, in a mouth, then the factory operatives may learn how to preveut the rate of wages from falling When the laborer learns how to keep butter, and Hour, and beet from rising in price ten. twenty or a hundred per cent, then the employer may possibly invent a a way of keeping waes from risiug. Rut ubtil these discoveries are mtde combinations of employers or of operatives will only result in trouble, occasional riots and broken he id, with a great deal ot grief and to good to any one. N. Y. Journal of Commerce. Mate trioii tu Franco. M. de Tocqtievil'e, in a chapter dated 1st ol April, gives au account of a conversation bo bad with a former councillor of täte, who is called "M X .," on tbe condition ot the state prisoners under the first empire. 11: I formed part," faid M X , " of a very numerous promotion of auditors of the council of state We drew lots for the different ministerial departments to which we were to be attach'ed, and 1 fell to that of police, then unJcr the directiou ot St ry, d ike of Ilrao. I ra narticuUrly recommended to hitn by ot e of his frier ds. He cent for me one. morning aud said, I am assored you have no objection to solitude or to work, aud, more jver, that you are very fond of chess. I have an important nii.-ion to intrust jou with. You must go and lire for a, a certain time in the hospital of Mouut Cenis You will find there a prior who i a skillful chespl.yer, and you can render me a great serTice I objected to this appoiutment, an ! -kf.l what I should have to do. 1 soou understood that my principal duty would be to give an ac count of the travellers who crt..ed that poin of the bouudry between Italy and France; to take my meal at the same table with them in one word, to act as a spy. I retuicd. tut mildly, though I did not for ft it the good will of the minister, who sometime at ter aid to me, "I have another employment to ! offer joj. i he emperor has just created by de ere fight state pn.-ons; but his view have not been al! carried out. It is neceiry to org mix this service, ar.d firt ol all to etnblij'h au inspection. Will you take charge of it in company with ft certain Dr. M ?" This time I accepted hi proposal. We were to begin by examining Vincennes, where it wai supposed things were better managed than eUewhere; and Vuicenuen we were to Uke, iu some sort, as a mod el. We bad not to viit the prisoners, or even to inquire about their names or history, but merely to ascertain how thing were going on in the management of thoe houes. Curiosity was so little allowed me that after three week my companion. IV. M . who was a friend of the Dake de iJbvigo, confessed to methat he was ecrelly charged with watchitg me, and fiudiug out whether I was Lot too inquisitive. He asked me in turn, whether I nd not beeu charged with a similar mission regarding himself. Such was not the cae We were informed by the Duke de Ii vigo that the views of the emperor were that the state prisons should conuiu habitations lor prUonera of all condition. For, iu fact,' observed the Km prior, I sup pose I may htve to shut up ot.e of my brothers, or my uncle I mtin that they houKi be treated according to their rat k; that they hould hare a diawirg room, a 1 hrary, billiard room, Ke ' Time did nut allow of all thce improvement being carried out When .1 made my tour of io pect ion at the close of 1M1. or the beginning of , there were prionva in five prisons odv; where, cehfrslly speikicg, t!:ey were all badly cfT. The others etoteJ on paper. The bu Id'iig which hd been marked out for prisons d d i.ot exit. The same may be said of (I forget the rime) derartmentof Mont Tonnerre. The found that the buiiJmg had he n pulled d an tefore the decree wa issued En reran the. there rrr tte prisoner in a great number of ordinarv ;rivt i, but t!iee last we were Lot charged w uU lr.t.e tu g; I had onlv the proof that they were in great numbers We begao, then, with Vitcetnes. la tie very h'ghest part of the dor jou I found a S. si.Urd ho aa treated with some attention He ht 1 a few books ft tox of color, and a fin If .f j it-ons, which he f brvutrht ep t hi redoubt. They would not tell j me his üatüf; but 1 b"";i oat aliersrd that he ' w the celebrate-! r!af-X, who waa tkeo at I Strago. and whom the emperor, I don't kaw j why, thouf It be should remove forever from the , public sight. A lost of wood bad been interred witö nucb poop In bis plict. All the world be-

lieved that Palafoi was dtti. Hia own family, even bit wife, was in the same error, lie liwed at the very top of the donjon of Yiocennes. I alo taw, uoier a taircaae. where it wa imposible for bim to lUnd epright, a Gerte ta couat, a young man of 18, accused of having wUbed to aMaiiat the emperor, and whom the istcrpositioo of the kicg of Saxony had saved frtfm being bot. He waa very ill ia this horrible den, and hoeooo died there. At Feneatralla Jn the QsucUios of Satoa, I found ft great number of cardinals and priests. They complained, with reason, of not being able to live io' that land of mow. A little further off I saw,' in another state prison, 200 Xeipoliuos of tbe Ioer classes, but among them were some noblemen of the same cation All thee hou were badly kept, and ofTerei no guarantee whatever; not one of the formalities specified in the decree which had legalized täte prisons was observed. You were taken off to be thrown into or.eofthem. Tou were left there as long as they pleased. You were withdrawn from the world, and you disappeared. I knew th at the ptate priaonera were very numerous, but I could Lot tell the exact number of them, as they were dispersed throughout all the prisons of France, and mj miaaion, aa I hate told you. extended only to the state prisons properly so called."

MEDICAL. HOT1 WILL CCKE CATARRH. WILL CURK COLD IN THK BEAD. TTII.L CURK AN ÜFFF.KSIVK BRKATII. WILL CURK PAIN IN TOK KAD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN THE NOSF. WILL RESTORE TUE SENSE OF HEARING. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THK SENSE OF TASTK. WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. WHEN CAUSED BY CATIÜRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, As 1 now a!mittrj by all ir:ftrni?l, cau.Mtii Irritation a:il trirjADimatlon ol the macou rafinbrane, while the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and Rra-'Tally removes all Uünatnr&l Incrusta tiuDa ami depisit-, retoriiit tb Jtcea.srd niembraue to its normal condition. A wlnele llottlc will lnt it .llontli to bp ii-t three im est i tin a'. CIUK - 191 KiUt.VTEO .j2 IF LIRECT'ONS ARE FOLLOWED. I fCill for a Circular describing all tymptcmt Dr. D. II. SKI'LYi: V C O., Solc Fkopkiktok, Chicago, Illinois. JO'I-ahoratory at Freeport, Illinois. AT M1IOLKSALK UY JOHN I). TARK WM. JOHNSON IHU.Y, KKKKKK RUSH. r.ROWMNU A SIX)AN Cincinnati. 0 Detroit, 11 ich . IndianapoIU. .Indianapolis. r7And for sale by all l)ruUu dccH-dlyeod DRY GOODS. 5 "3 00 O o Ü to a a u o Hi HQ o (J 3 aa C eS U o a oe o o a oe as o '7i o o 3 U a CO o W Ü IÜ 0 0 P & 8 3 5" CO a o o CO O O a H v a c 4 "5 -r. Z 2 0 o if! ov o CO o o Ü tD to a o Vi . it ej n - CO a s o o 5 .0 a I a - CO cS UJ Zl O O O z & 2 4 . c es O s of- " C 1 . C a I H to o o C5 5 o a5 Z 0 is CO O O o CQ m O U Q m sx 00 o o 3 O 2 a o . I Tri JZ partnership, jopaiiTii:i:iiii IHAVK asiatel with my-lf In the Livery, Sale and Hoarding tble Ku!tl'H John A. Irew, who Iroin this day ha tci me a partner in ."aid lus.nes. The business ot the urw lirm w ill be conducted at the old staad. No to Ka-t Tearl street, in tbe rear of tbe Sentinel KuiMin. Thanking the public for pa.t patronage, I top they may ee tit to continue tbe same. JOHN B. SULLIVAN, of SULLIVAN A MlF.W. In Jianspolii, May 6, 1S5 mjS-ctf Notice of Copartnership. fllHR nn?tTtKned bare this d.ty formed a copartnerMp under th name tf Dunn Karney, to carry on tbe business of (las titling, Steam Fitting and Plumbice business. All work done by will te Garant ecd sod done l tie lowest rates. We ak the public to pive u a ttisl and solicit their patrouaa. J. C. DT-NN. JOHN KAUNRT. mi.'VA x, kui;v, GAS 80 STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, and 10 Kviifiit k Avenue. A LI. SOI.TjJ OK FIXTCKK.4 OX HAND AT AIL A' times aiid f'urulhe4 at the lowest rate, mjs-dtf COMMISSION MERCHANTS. trw;sr.arrr. c. c. TOwLijtsoii. iti:ii aV TO.MLISOX, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 10. 37 Katitta .tlrrliliaii Mrn l, INDIANAPOLIS, KKLKK IN t;itIN. HU'R. 1'UITKR, K".5!. roultry. OuUn. rla! Moar i.r'm Ilrl.! I) rrur.s, ac , ac. Tbe Li!iet j r'.i e ; .l in Cah tor V. klJ of CVuLtry rroloce. Liberal Cah al ranee vle ri t'iuigntr.e rts Biirlt-d.tm JOII. I?. M I.MVAX, UYERY, SALE ANO BOARDING STABLE, !1o.OHnlFr(irlMrrrl, In rrarat nntlnrl fitilldliig. WtrlMI? GOLD TU MHl-lNti a'.l prrors ant:cfr bade Tree. Frui Tree. F?errret.. or SLytbi's: Io ti ;orr-T l!n. wl.l be appi'rd ty leav.as; tbrlr rC'rw.th the aubentr at No. 3 eth!o srert, hfrs samples may Is sera, er at Klley 0Ur's e rtcuiiural 'rrK,m. No. T5 We.t Watalctoo strawU T ee hotas farblabad If drklrtd. yili Wl. 0. ELDER a. a "

SEI

PROFESSIONAL.

Tt E M O V -rV L. Doctor XVJl. TnO.TlSOI, HAS REMOVED EI3 OFFICE FROM .VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WnERC HE WILL CONTINTE to trt and car Private LnawA, tn a! their species, stages, ratification and pkaa. In. Wm. Tno3on w.ll rTt to each patient a written Inntrurcect. bindirit; b!H!f to effect a radical and permaoeiit cure, ar make oo caarg ar. aw Dr. Vra. Thornoa La ma! tbe fatanerit cf FriTate LWafi a tre pecialty itee tie year three years In tbe city ol Ba:r!o, j. T . , I Bt Tear tn ileao. III., an twoyeara ia I'eoria, til. Dunn eiirbt rears practica la Chicago, 111., Le eared aver tLirteeo thou and caes. Dr. Wn. ThocaMjn, la bia practice f.r Scrofula. Rheamalic and general di4aea cf tbe blood, ue a Fumigating Vapr Path of the mot injenlons kind, In conjunction with internal treatment. SEMINAL F.MIS.310XS, tbe consequence ofelf-aboe. ThU Holiury rice, or drpraved sexual lr.dal(cnce, is practiced by the youth of both sex to aa almoht onlimild exirnt, prododnc with nnerrina; certainty tha fblloa lnj? trala of t3"rb:dyniptoa OLless combated by AcieDtif.c mdical teuren, viz- 5 '.low countenance, dark rpt nuder tbe ryrr, pain Iii tbe brad, ringlTip; tn tbe earn, and nole like the ru"t!ir,f of leaven and rat tlirn of chariots sneaineM about the lo'n, weakness of tba hmb, confiuwsl Uion. blunted intellect, loaa of confidence, eUSidence In approaching Iraner, a diolike t form new acqnaintarce), a diipoMt tn to shun sriety, lo-u of memory, hectic flu'he, pimple and rarlon eroptUn abont tbe face, furrM tors;j, BlpLt sweats, fetid breath. couirh,coDumptioD, moD0tnasia,and freqnet.t Ijr lnan!ty. lheaühcted, on the flrt appearance cf any of tbe atore symptoms, should immfdiately apply to Dr. YTm. Homin for relief. XtScV'Oa're ahdConulUtlon Rcoms 5o. 29Soata LM--rr treet, Ind.anapoli, Ind. Y.O Box 1631. Jin24-dly MEDICAL, MAN H OOD ! IIow Destroyed, IIow Restored, !lr. X. PEIVDEKY, Physician and Surgeon. No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. r 5 CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE L of Medicine, I treat by a new and reliable medium, and wiia the liappiect reultj, all formt of diete of tbe Nervous, Seminal and Urinary and Seiual Hystrms. Young men with holl w cheeks and pallid countenance, tellinir in fearful lanuae the silent worklns; of some formidable disease undermining yourconstitntion, mernorj08 rea.-ori, hurrying ju to a premature death, reflect while reason holds sway and avail jour:elf of a treatment that dicipates the slightest disease, and cures ibe harrasMng w eaknes and other cause of serious difficulty and perpetual annoyance. Spermatorrhcea, Seminal Weakne.., Ntarnl Krais Möns, Sexual Debility, !ni potency, Kflect of St-rT-Abu.se, and their results Icability to Consummate the Marriage Coutract, Mental and Physical Prostration, Epilepsy, Insanity and Consumption. Tbfce, Like a Mauch murderer, eteaoy to his purpose, Presses him clft-e through every lane of life, Nor ml once the track, but preise en, lill forced at last to the tremeii'JoUi verge. And at once he hik." f Likewr se, I will guarantee a radical cure of Syphilid, Goii'.rrb' a and fillet, in all their stures, entirely reroovirfj from the blood the lat spark of th?e terrible disease that 1 gradually burn up the fountain or life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. The beauty and extreme delicacy of the female organization, to ay nothing of its physiological charactt-ris-ticH, are sntlicient lii'licatiotis tbat it is sub'ect to forms of disease and modifications peculiar to itself. The physician of the present day does not encounter any more furms of uterine diaes than did the physician of fifty years a; but owiii to the present social condition of woman, her diseases are increased to frequency, and to the truth of this asertion the melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample witness. At the American Dispensary wa treat by a new method, and with the happiest result, Trolapsns Cterl, (falling of the wromh,) Eruption of tbe Skin, Chlorosis, or Green Sickness characterized by yellow Ub, dirty green pallor of the surface; Emansio Messium, or abseut Men.-truation; Amenorrhea, or Ketei.t on of the Menses; Dysmenorrhea, a painful and difficult flow of the Hcnse; Menorrhagia, or profuse Menstruation; Leuchorrhea, 01 excessive and altered secretion of the mucus generally w hite, or nearly coloress and transparent. Header, I have given you a class of diseases that are met with in Females of all age, whether married or unmarried; and to married Females would say that there are many otb r forms of diseases peculiar to your sex diseases of Pregnancy, Parturition, aad Lactation, of which space will not admit an elucidation. I omit it for the council chamber, adding but ane more disease to tbi list, aud tbat is a formidable one TJlcerrlion of the body of the Uterus. If you are afilicted with organic weakness, or any assemblage of morbid pbeuomeua of tbis character, yen have no time to spare, but at once apply for md cal a d. If to' late to arrest the disease, it is at least possible to palliate the symptoms, aud tbuaemootbe the pathway to an untimely grave. In a majority c f instances these diseases hare made considerable proeres Lefre the paiient becomes alarmed. In some caes an emaciatiou is tbe first indicator tbat attracts the attenti n of tha patient's friends. And here, reader, let me call your earnest attention to the fearful significance o the word "wasting." It not only constitute tbe leading feature, but the earliest and mt ominous symptor s of Consumption, examples of which are invariably met with in young ladies bo are gifted with high intellectual endowments, refined ac-comp'i.-hments. and eyes fashing with unnatural brilliancy not regarding the.e indications as being thoe of incipient disease, but those 01 personal charm. True, alasl the poet sings "Conxuniption' c-hek ne'er looks more pure. And lovely, than when past all cure, And yet that bloom, so fresh 0 still, Has lent its fleeting aid to kill. Aud spraks, to those who watch its hue. Of s cknes, dea'b and suffering too; Thongh who, jnst viewing at'gbt no fair. Could dream tbat death was there?" Address V. 0. ltox 12G4. JlpOfflce hoars from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Room No. 21,',, East Washington Street, Imiiauapolio, Indiana. feblC-dly TOYS, &C, &C. SI R SU ItM.K V l U, G5 Maiden Lane, New York, IMPORTERS OF TO "ST S , China, Fancy Goods, Beads Slate Pencils, &c, Invite the attention of buyers, offering them the largest assortment at tbe most reasonable price. feb23-d3ni REAL ESTATE AGENCY. hill & oi:ic. REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS, "Co. s U rt arutiiington Mrcct, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1 VERY earlet.y.f business appertaining to a Military j Claim Agencj trausacttd in a maimer to warrant satisfaction. The attention of those wUbir.g to purchase, sell, leas or nut real estate ia directed to tbis tlrm. feb9-ltf EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, . aud ras UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THK CORN KP. 0? WASHINGTON ANr Meridian trt-rU, Indiauapoli. Three daily Expresses to New Tori"; Two daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two daily KxpretM-es to Chicago an 1 St.Loul; The above Corupaais are the only priv'.'.odKiprMi the following roads, vix INDIANA CJtNTKAU LAFAYKTTK A CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS A PK KU; TKKKK HALTE A RICHMOND: BK LUC FONT A1NK A INDIAN APOL1 Money, pasksses, valuables aui freight earned w:tL aafpty and dlspaub, and in cbarfe of pclal and efBdbt ta,:.ger. Notes Pt.'.l and D;afu w'.ll le promptly eollefeJ aad ra.lTftQrrui w1e J. B17TTHRF1KIJ). Ant TO!. K EMI Al-K. 11INL4T A W-LfER-aCKLEBRATEDTOUDO ALE, ' ta barrel aad half barrel. For sale by J.A D. DUNCAN, Agent, tr.ir23.ltf 7; Sosth r.iiaa trset, lailaDs?!!!-

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MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S con rou:vi GBDRON BITTERS. Thr Intct and JIo. Imporlairt Discovery OF THK NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man's name is more Intimately connected with tbe history of MATERIA MEDIC A of the United States, or more favorably known as a pionrer in Medical Discovery than that ot Dr. .lohn Hull, of Louisville. Kentucky. Hit Inimitable preparation of SAHSAI'AHII,I.A has long ttood at the head of the various rompouuds ofthat valuable drag. His Compound of WILD CIIERUY Las bworue a household word throughout the West and South. His Worm Lozenges, id Iesn than a year after their introduction, attained reputation As wide spread as tbe continent of North America. But tbe crowning glory of Lis life remains to be attained in hii discovery, or rather combination, for he doej not claim to have been the discoverer cf C SlMSO.N , which s the basi of the Hitters now. offered to the public. That honor belongs ta the native inhabitants of Central America, to wbm its virtues have been know n for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids derlauce to the most deadly malaria and handle without fear the most venomous serpent. Iti a belief with them, that w hile there is breath in tbebod.v the Cedrou is potent to cure, no matter what the isess may te. While Dr. Hull is not prepared to endorse this extravnKant pretension, he i nevertheless sati.ned from a thoroujja exarainaticn of the evidence reliting to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all diseases arising from exposure, either to change of weather or cliJiate, or to miasmatic influences, it stands WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. IN DYSPEPSIA And its attendant train of symptoms It acts more LIKE A C11AKM than a medicine. There is nothing in tbe whole 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 1 Ith edition of the U. S. Dicpensatory, pages I3ü7 and !3a3. A series of experiment in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and he is row enabled to offer to the public a combination of CEDRON with oth -r approved tonics, tbe w hole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confideut has n equal in the world. Ilenight furni.xh a volume of certificates, bo ab lie have long since learned to estimaje uchi.,.j their true value. The safest plan is fr every one to te for himself the virtues of a new medicine. ;ivk tii l: CEDROW BITTERS ONE TRIAL, AND YOU Will NEYER USE AH OTB E KS. It is not necessary to pnblih a long Iit of diseases for which the CEDROX BITTERS are a fpeciflc. Inalldiseases of the liowds Liver or Kidneys, In all affections of tbs HRAIN, DEPENDING ÜI'ON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR OWE LS; -INGOUT.RHKUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It 1. destined to upers'-Jc all other rrmrdies. It not only cure the..e di.eaes, but it prevents thera. A wine glas of the Bitters, taken an hour before eath meal, will obviate tbe ill ßVct of tbe ta't unhealthy climate, and screen the peron taking It against disease under tie most trying exposure. Hold by DrtigKlat nnd Grocer a ficncrnllf Dr. JOHN BULL, Principal OSce, Elfta treet, Louisville, Ky. OLD WUOLESALK BT DAILY, KEEFER & RUSH, 73 Nnutli .tlerMlan treet, INDIANAPOLIS. Wso als a 11 BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. Baaaabar DAILY, KEF.lLltft KIKU dMie'l441y4lS:eam.

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THE FIRST NATIONAL EETROLEÜEI COMPA.2STY. OrcanizeJ under the law of reon-yUania. November, lf4. CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000. Vt r Va I it c o f S It a r cs $5 Ea c Ii . A Limitkp Amocxt or Stock rox at THE LOWKT CAFn BCBRIPTION TUCK Of i3 00 VtU. SHARK. No Liability to Stockholders The landrt of this Ootnptoy. emtraciog cr 17,.r00 acres' iti smrti tad leaicbolJ,ire V fitUMted in the VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION! The 123 acres which they own on the Alleehauy, two mile- above President and ouly five railed from the new 250 barrel well on ritthol Creek, and the lea?e of 132 acres of the celebrated "VS'il kins Tract" alone, are ample basis for any Company, and are worth more than the entire Capital Stock of the Corrpanj. There are SEVEN WELLS cow In successful operation, yielding largely, from which regular monthly dividends of two rta cxxt. are beirjg paid to all stockholders, and there ia ktcrt akleance tbat this Company will noon be able to pay from SIX TO TEN TER CENT. DIVIDENDS. The. First National Petroleum Co. Ranks among the fint class Companie?, and is justly said to bethe most euccessful of ny yet organized. Its reputation has now become ao thoroughly established, that do mcra Deed be said on that point. There are greater induce meets and better opportunities to tctke money on tbee Stocks than any other io existence, while at the eame time they are good raortaTT for any and all persons to hold. From the New York Herald "New h is been received and abundar.tly con firmed from oeeeral ources, of tbe strikir.p of a new 20( barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed Well, a riw iom raon Tni raor ertt or tbe First National Piteolecm ConrA3T.M From the New York Erening ExprcM "Our telegraphic dispatchea recei?el to day from the Oil Rrgiohs, inform oa of the striking of a 2K) barrel flowing well on Cherry Run. üeae thi Firt National PiTXOLitkf CostrAjn's raoruiTT. Cherry Run Stocks will be in demand to morrow." From the New York World. J "Thc First Natiomal Petrolum CowrAkT i a firt clahs organization, hoe offirera are of the highest htanding, and we cheerfully recommend it to all parties deiroa of purchasing reliable stocks. The General Superintendent is a pioneer in the Oil business, and well known as a most efficient manager." From the New York Tribune Tu Firut National is the namef the Fe troleum Compauy whose proapeetu and map are before us. The name wbicb we aee auwug the Directors are arnp'e recotnmeodationi for this Company, and a PuGcient guaractee of ita future management." 3TAli. osdesj at MaiL oe otuiiwui will II rROktfTLT AT1IXD16 TO l'XTIL Till StOCI I ALL SOLU. JtJTOood rcvponaible Agents and Eichaage Hrokert wauJ in erery city and town io th United State and Brltiab rrorirjcea, with whom liberal arrangements will be made. RT"AU order aud applications, whether by letter or otherwise, mut be aJdre.- to II. S. ICOWE & CO., CwMMiaeioii MaawaawTs. muU dt 43 liberty Si., Ntv York.