Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4554, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1865 — Page 4

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DAILY SENTINEL

MEDICAL. OPTICIAN. MEDICAL. INSURANCE. DRY COOOS. PETnoucur.1.

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The Dead ( zarcuilcb.

' A lt?r from Nice eontitta aarcft interfaM.r

details of the lai cereraocie performed on the

removal of the body of the Oracd Uuke or

Rani from the villa where he expired to the

.church. As I already roeruiored the J'oiperor

and hi öS lifted the body Ir Jtn the rl oft

which it had been ly!og la state lnt thecolü:

The dead CxirewUch wore the uniform f Ijor Oeccril, aide de camp to th Eaeror. I Le ürk clerjry. wearing their rote of pld ti.e.

intoned the ritci! of their church. The eaect of their peculiar bM voices chastity i' chorui canscarcelv b conceived by tbo h- have

ool heard (irtek y rcU performing their service;

ther cife the rhythm with a solemnity ani

mafanehoW which I never beard equaled by any . m - 1 1

harorxia i;nzcr. ir.e coriezc. precrjri uy

lb clergy, atarted ia the order I have already described. The Grand Duke's coffin was covered with c-Iatei of cold; Lis sword and kepi, with ike

white aigrette. lay on the lid. Eich of the eight

bcrtes which drew tne b;er was lea by a footman ia mourning livery. TL Emperor and bis Oos carried the coffin into the church ar.d placed

it oo the catafalque, wbicü wa,covered with cr:moo velvet and gold embroidery. An soona tbe prayers of the church were concluded, the Emfrror ascended the stairs of the catafalque and ied his son's forehead and hand. There was t paae of a few secor;d. The Emptes, pale aa ahes , and evidently scarcely able to overeooe her agonizin grief, ro.e, and following the Emperor, stood zziaz at her de.d child, kissing bira piiiosateiy, and took ber ltt farewell of Liai, the Emperor at last leadirg Ler back to her chair. The three young GraLd Dakca followed successively, the child Grand Dache! Marie beir g tbe last of the family to imprint a kia of affection on the ininirnate forehead of the young and much loved heirapparett of the Rn?.ian empire. Independent of the romantic intcjeat circumstances have thrown around hii early doom, LU death U a subject of legitimate regret tr all iho wish for the prumulgitioa of liberal priLcipIe and the extension of civil liberty. On this point the young Grand Duke differed o widely from his ftther's advisers that his journey through rurope, nd therefore temporary absence from St. Petersburg wan decided on, aa-obviuing unpleasant discujaion!4 on the regulation of Polish affair?. The yourg prince wit idolized in Lis own family, and ao generally beloved that all Russian in Paris have gone into deep mourning for him. Yesterday I met a Russian Udy of rank at a houe where I happened to pay a visit. She explained the vioiet hue of her dress by st.uicg that as the object of her visit was to ofier ber congratulations on the frte day of the ladj of the bouse, she had put off her mourning in compliment to her. The Alexandre Xewky, on board which arc the (Jratd Duke's remains, will take one month to reach St. Petersburg, by which time the Imperial family will have arrived. In

the ilonitcur of this morning i published a letter from the Uursiam Arbas?ir, M.de Uudbcrc, expressing the grititude of his un'.er for the ttention and sympathy shown to Lira by the l'rcfcctan.l ftu'boritit- of Nice; and a. fecund letter, written by the first aide do-camp, cxrreasir.g to the Prefect the Emperor's wish to take leave personal! of him t hilf pr.t eleven n the monibg of his dep.trture ftotn Nice. The Emperor reviewed the legiments which lud done duty at the Emnrc !.! rctidtr.ee befoie quitting the nation. 1'jiris Cor r hpondet.ee. 1 Ue Secret oX c;c:i. Ilutler' tcuiuval. Alanv peroin fuppo.-e that the reiuovl I (icncral liu'.'er vie eu.-eJ by hie failure to take Fi-hir. Tint "h no- m. The true iei.son n . U'htn (enei tl Ilutler iu coiuoidi-l in this cityj prtriou to the la. Presidential election, i rertiiu mticle appcired iu the New Yi rk Ilerld. which the General did not like. As -on asheretdithc at once di-patched oue of !-iftiJs to the Herald oOi:c to -unison the ratnaing eJitor, (Mr. Hudson.) to appear at hi-, hetdquirters. ilr. Hudson obeyed the summons; and on appearing before the hih military oflicial be was informed that the Herald mu.s retr.ithe offensive article, or he (General Hutler would suppress the piper. General lld'.Ier was not aware when he onde this threat that the re lations of Mr. Heuucit, the responsible editor of the Herald, with the Administration, were of a very friendly and conßdeut'ul character, and, therefore, in making his "brief authority," he "put his fiot in it." Mr. P.er.nett, of course, never forgave Jiim, but, on the contrary, managed to have him removes! just soon as the

General s superiors couM ms-icT a reason tnn. would -tcmirigly justify his decapitation. Gen. Hutler is hiai-t lf aware of this now, though he did cot know the wertet .! his removal at the time it took piace. The offer of the French Mission by our late President to James Gordon Ilennett, and the endorsement of the offer bv Horace Greeley, mut hare opened Gen. Sutler's eyes. He will probably let newspapers alone hereafter New York Ledger. The Washington correspondent of the New York Daily News gives the following item In reference to Ihvith's remains: "l?y way of illustration, I fpoke of the disfigurement of Booth's lifelesi remains as rumor told the tale. For the honor of the country, I am glad to say, there is no truth in the shocking tale. Pocth's body was buried without disfigurement. It was burled in secret und in the night, and no st jne marks, or ever will mark the f pot. but this was the choice of his family. The body was given to them. They had it carried away to the North away beyond New York, anl there interred, and there to remain unlit the last day, when the quick and the !eaJ ate to be judged." Hlavt Dmagh The Milwaukee Sentinel avt that Miss Imhoffhas obtained a verdict of $10,0(H) damages against the Chicago und Milwaukee lUüroad Company for the loss of a leg, occasioned by the pudden backing of a train while she was pa.-.-ing from a car to the platform, which caused her to fall upon the track in such a manner that her left leg and right foot were crushed by the wheels ol the passing cars. Tbe injury was to revere that immediate amputation of the right leg was rendered necessary to preerve life

Tilt Department of Agriculture is in the receipt from Japan, of a sample of sugar cane, somewhat resembling Sorghum, for propagation and testing in this climate It is out oa .sections of three joints, one of which is planted in a hill, thu growing from layers instead of seed, and will not therefore hybridize with millet and con sejuectlj deteriorate Tbe number of Southerner who have left Montreal within a few weeks and returned to their own homes, is reported to be m large as to a Oct rent.

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WILL CURJC CATAELi'! WILL CCRK COLI) IN T1IK BRAD. WILL CVRF. AN OFrSSSIVF. BRKATH. WILL CUR K PAW 12T TDK II KAI. WILJ,CCaE ULCERATION 13 TUE 5031. WILL RESTORE THE 8E55E OF HEARING. WILL RFSTORF THE SEXSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORK THE SEXSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF TASTE. WILL RESTORE TFIE VOICE.

WHEN CAUSED BYMTRIM.

Catarrh SnufF an Injury,

An Is nor aimittd by alHafonned, caoInR SrrJttir n

and inflammation tr tte mueou metnhrant , while tbe

Liquid Catarrh Remedy

Geiitlv aud graina'.'iy remuves all unnatural incrusta-

ti"Ds and deptits, r-toriri t; th '.ecaed mrolrdtt t

Its normal roodltlon.

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IF DIRECTTONS ARK FOLIjOWEU.

gfi'Ciillfor Circular JtteriLing all Symplons

Dr. D. II. SHELVE i CO., Sort FROPRiiToa, Ch'r ao, IlHrxw. G'Irtory at Fricport, IlliL- Is. AT WHOLESALE PY

JOHN I). PARK Cir.tinnati.O.

WM. JOHNSON lJetroit, Mkh.

DAILY, KKKFKU 4 RL'511 ludiauapolis.

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A 1 1 Cli roi J.; a n ( 1 5 m ual bid? if a Private and Dlicat9 Natur, treated itu unparalleled iure. I)r. Rig l iw'a liuid llvlth, fr l.vll-a and Rentlmeo, ii publiabed m nthly. finItrltif yu think the writings cf a phvciciaa whoa reputation .xt.n.la throtsgkout tbe entire

Wt ahould be worth reading. It ia tent in plain. ataled enTelx, free of charge. Alni t evry case can be treat

ed by mail. Sledicine t-nt to any adJresi. LaAliea, aend for doner

tiveCircTiIiiror Vitari Vmecf, tbe latest andi

beit rreventative cfi

conception koua.

Rooms Separate for Ladie and Gentleman. COfTBULT ATION AT OFFICE. FREE.

Omca Ilocas From 9 a. K. to 8 f. m.

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Vouns Ulcifs .IIiMlif.'tl Adviser. ("1 HiTUTTOUS advice given ia disees cf tho t?rJf vons seminal, urinary and sexual organs, in th reporta of the Wtrn Medical Aociatlou, w hich ar sent by mail In sealed envelopes, fre of charge. Tbe organiiation was formed to dispense new and reliable treatment, and la composed of the well known physicians, to w bom U letter must be directed, URS. JACKSON, HERBERT X CO., el3-dlj Box 436 Cincinnati, 0.

DRY GOODS.

Galen's Head Dispensary :ttt lOint In !S.-0 and (hnrirrc hj ttir l.rgtalniure of Kentucky for tbe treatment off m"er MBsBaaiSBB srni.tL irEtii.vEss. And all AffectiCTi of tbe Urinary and Gr of both Seiet.

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S. W. ELLIOTT, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYMENT AGENT, UflLL ATTEND TO PROCURING UF.LT OFKVERT kind, either La tbe city or country. He will pay prticclar attention to rentier hleeping rooms and procuring boarder. Peron looVinu for sitaatior. ill Jo well to call at bi S'.re, Jio. 37 Virg:nia avenue, oue-balf hqnre tri ia Wah;rirton street, wet :le, or address Box ltOi. eurtS d3m

TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.

JUST PUBLISHED. a picivAir. .nr.DicAi. ON YRNKREAL U15KASIS. lieladint Gouorhra. G'eet.

ajphiii, tm tore, Grmvel. vione. Raptures, Piles, Fi.tula, Unnary IVpoatta. ar A all IKa- ef the

lii.1ueT!.K:A,.der.I'rtrate (iUnd

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and eni-.nal Vehicle, and the-.r 1 fli . treatment, lreluJir.r a chapter or4 M ttlf serrations t n mrr.f aid tte . 'Y.li' " r

preveLtiwn el conce;t:ou. AH

taikikt: a Treati on Self Atae,

arruorr Les. gesual a:iU ervrTt'.I;:, Karree tieut arl Iic-

pot.c In l-th sexes; th effects of tbe- diea 0 the bovj ant tu:i.d, ti l tbe Author's New Treatment of aU tbe cae la fall, the only mcceft-ful tnethed f cere, w.th an eipo-.tion f Quackery. TV r 1 not qrss k .l?frfmnt, but a arnirs; and amide f"i Brr.H inj inf. It 1 the only boot ti.it ipvei tbe treatment of II the above diseases is plala t?r.ar!b. wtih fll diretior for self-trvsrroect, andcontaiis much valnaM laf 'rinit:i- um prpr to mertion tn a palLc totlc. The work cout n XiO pae, J go pistes and ecjraTluc tf the abos d;-s-. Ser.tto ens swtdrrM tn a seeled wrapper, ob rv-:pt of ene dclUr Tto acied with any cf tbe abvre e:ees. tfore pladtf U uttder tbe Uralset.t uf aj ire, booU Crt rd this work. OJ-FICKIll Fifth street, between Meiaet an 1 Jer. eu. west aide. To U:ure safe'y to a.l letter, direct to QAJJtN'S IIKAD DISFXNSART Drawer 2iT, Letv1I!e. Ky. ert4..dwlv

ExiCTTivr Depaktment or Inpuna

I5uKt.tr rr Fix anck. ImjI aXAroLis. Jure Ü. 1561.

INDIANA Ol F1CF R3. who have t een or are servlEftin the army, are tnfonr4 that their Ordnaxwe Retnrns be cade up and pi treated to tae proper Depamnect ard cer.:ricatf of acqstt'.ance o!u'ned. m cf car;, by iH'!fin to Mr. C. F. Looker. Chief Clerk Slate Ordinance I-partme!,t, cfl.c cp t-Xr over Vajens' ha:4wire tore, N.2l Wet Wainctoa street. l:id,anapo!i. Bt nakinc return-, as nbuve l.recteJ. officers will not only ae all r-e., y.-lt th. y w ill r.e aMr to settle with the Üoveruaent ard draa their p.tf from oe to three months earlier than if ti e t,nt! u entrusted teClalT Areat. By order of Goverjor Ui.ni,.. W. R TERRELL, e'iS-dtf Unancial Secretary.

Philosoph) of Marriage. IHK PROPRIETORS OFTHK KW TOKK VlUSEfJU of Aüat ry tave d-'t'riaineJ, reeardle of etpne, to free, ifor the ben.-St of saflerins; hu manity, and upprefcaU.n of o,asckery.l four f tbe:r meft tntrre'.tinR ed muucuve Lectures oa Marnacand its diMiual:tlcstloB. Nerren r.d Phyal Ivb-Itty, Premature decline of Mar.hood, lc!;et:oc, Weakre or Ivr-recslen, Impotercy, Ixs ef Er ercr aud Manly Power; the creat -xlal Ev;, cd th Ma)ad!e which re.ult frr.m youthful fIHe. eice..es of maturity, orif tiorne of Phyr.elory aad laws cf Katar. Tl.eF invaluable Lexicres have beea the means of eL'.ljtten'.ng and saTia tbcuiaads, and will te forwarded free, on receipt of fee.r stamps, by addresslns; Secretary, New Tork Museaja of Anatomy and Xediriae, ell Breslwsy. Sew Ter Jan?l-dlj

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MANUFACTUREIl OF THE IMPR07ED PANTOSCOPIC SrECTACL THE BEST IN USE. MOSES' improved Pantoscop!; Spectacles combine advantages me chanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles ofFere1 in th West. Moses' improved Spectacles r.M only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Moses' Spectacles are made of the finc.-t materials, and best workmar ship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value di'ition o Agnts or Pt films tuiloijtJ. U7 Send for a ciicular containing full dca cription, prices, &c, anI how to ensure a perfect fit and have them sent lv mail. Address Ij. V' MOSES, Optician, 50 East Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind.

PROFESSIONAL. rt rz i o v v r.

Doctt r W.U. TIIOJISOK. HAS KKÜOVKÜ IIIS OFFICK FROM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street,

T'UKKK UK WlLLCÜNlINL'K ' to trat aid cure Private

Iü.-cas, in 1I tbelr pt-cie, ftaie-.

nuMraMuii- at; J pbase. ' Dr. Wro. ThoaioB will s;ive to (Mir!i' icb patient a written iustruinent, jti' r.dliik? bimelf to t fleet a radical 5

permanent enre, or make nota, ire. SÄ ; r. Wui. Tliontijuu Lh mada theOv ' atnieLt of Private Diseases a!S ..'

bif.iMiir

and permanent enre, or make no

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specialty rii ce the jear Ivil tbree years in the city ol Baflalo, 2;. Y . , eibt years in Chicago, III., and twoyears in Peoria, III. Iurirg eiirbt years practice la Chicago, 111., be cured ver thirteen thcurand cases. Dr. Wm. fhomson, in his practice fir Scrofula, Rhenmatic aad general diseases of tbe blood, uj-c a Fumli;atir.g Vapor Rath of the won ingenious kind, hi corjuuetion with internal treatment. 8KMI.NAL KM1S51U:;S, tbecon;euence of self-abase. Tbi folitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence. Is practiced by tbe youth cf b'-th sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train cf morbid yroptoas unles Combated by scientific modicai measurec, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots nnder the eye, pain in tbe head, ringing iu the ears, and itoi.-es like the rustling of leaves and rat tlinst of chariots, sr.eaMnesn about the loins, weakness of the limbs, cnufased vision, blunted intellect, los of confidence, diffidence in approaching ktrangers, a dislike te form new acquaintance, a disposition to ebun society, loss of memory, hectic Cashes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furn-d tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, cougns, consumption, monomania, and frequent ly insanity. Tbe afflicted, on tie Erst appearance of any of the above yniptoT, onM 5n!Tiiplitc!y apply to Dr. Wm. Tbomoo tor relief. Haf0afce a:JCotiu!tati )U lü oaty.2ySonth Delware trert, hid) jnap'di, J;id. P.O. Box 165. aT.'.M-dly

sHZDICAL. MA1HOOD! IIow Destroyed, IIow Hotond. :r. 4. S. PEIVIIEIIY, Physician and Surgeon, No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IS CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE of Medicine, I treat by a new and reliable medium, and will tbe happiest results, all form ofdisea.se of tbe Nervous, Seminal aod Urinary and Sexual systems. Toung men with hollow cheeks and pallid countenance, telling in fearful language tbe silent working of some formidable disease undermining yourconstitution, memory and reason, harrying you to a premature death, reflect while reason holds sway and avail yourself of a treatment that dissipates tbe .lightest disease, and cures the harrassing weakness and other causes of erious difficulty and perpetual annoyance. Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weaknes, Noeturnal Eciis sions, Seiual Debility, Ira potency, E2ect of Self-Abuse, and their results Inability to Consummate the Marriage Contract, Mental and Physical Prostration, F.pilepsj, Inanity and Consumption. "The foe. Like a staunch murderer, steaay to his pnrpoee. Presses him cle through every lane of life, Nor misses once the track, but presses on, Till forced at last to the tremendous verge, And at once he sinks." Likew'se, I will guarantee a radical cure of Syphilis, Gonoirhcra and Gleet, in all their stages, entirely removing from the blood the last spark of these terrible diseases that gradually burn up the fountain of life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. The beauty and extreme delicacy of the female organization, to ay nothing of its pbytiological characteristics, are sufficient indications that it is sub'ect to forms of disease and modifications peculiar to itself. Tbe physician of the present day does not encounter any more forms of uterine diseases than did the physician ef fifty years ago; but owiag to the present social condition of woman, her diseases are increased to frequency, and to the truth cf this assertion the melancholy deatbsby consumption bear ample witness. At the American Dispensary we treat by a new method, and with the happiest renlts. Prolapsus Uteri, (falling of the womb.) Eruptions of the Saia, Chloroi-is, or Green Sickness characterised ty yellowish, dirty green pallor of the rerface; Emansio Messlum, or absent Menstruation; Amenorrhea, or Retention of the Menkes; Dysmenorrhea, a painful and difficult flow ut tbe Mense?; Menorrhagia, or profuse Menstruation; Leuchorrhea, or excessive and altered secretion of the mucus generally white, or nearly colore! and transparent. Reader, I have given you a class of diseases that are met with in Femaies of all ages, whether married or unmarried; and to married Females would say that there are many otbf r forms of diseases peculiar to your sex diseases of Pregnancy, Partaritien, and Lactation, cf which space will net admit an elucidation. I omit it for tbe council chamber, adding bat ene more disease to this list, and that is a formidable one Ulceration of the body of the Uterus. If you are affi cted with organic weakness, or any assemblai of morbid phenomena cf this character, you have no time to spare, but at once apply for md cal ad. If too late to arrest the disease, it is at least possible to palliate the syrrpton., at.d ihn mothe the pathway to an untimely grare. la a majority of instances these diseases have made considerable progress before the patient becomes alarmed. In some cases an emaciation is the Crst indicatior that attracts the attention of the patient's friends. An4 here, reader, let me call your earnest attention to the fearful ignif.caace of tbe word "wasting." It not only constitutes the leading feature, but the earliest and m-t om'.noc srmptof s sf Consumption, examples of which are Invariably met with in your r lad.es ho are gifted with high intellectual endowment, refined eccomp'isbn;er.t. and eyes f.ah;i.g w.th uncataral brilliancy not rard;: g these hidicatieni as being those of irxHpieut dieae, bnt those of personal charms. True, alas! the poet sine 'Coni.uuipilous' chesk ne'er looks more pure. And lively, than when pat all cure. And yet that b'oem, 0 fresh so still, Ua iet.t !'s Ceeticg aid te kill. And tweaks, to those wha wa:ch its hue. Of s'tkne, dea-b and suSVrirg too; Though hj, Jut TiewiaxarpLt so fa;r. Could dream that death w there"' Ad !re s P. 0. Ux IX s Expose horrs from 8 A. M. to 4 P. H. Room No. 21.',, Fast Washington Street, In i'aaipol!, Indiana. febl6-dly

DR. JOHN BULL'S

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CEDROK IHTTIillS,

The Latest and JIo! Important Discover'

OF THK

NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! !

No man's name is mora intimately connected with the history of MATERIA MB DIG A of the United 8tates, or more favorably known as a pioneer in Medical Discovery than that of

Dr. John .lull, of IiOtiiYille, Kentucky.

Bis inimitable preparation of SA1CNAIA1CIL. ItA has long stood at the head of the various romponnds ofthat valuable drag.

Hift Compound of WILD CUE RR Y bs become a household word throughout the West and South. Iiis Worm Lozencea, in less than a voar

their iptru'Iuctiou, attiiimi a repuUtioo

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As wide spread as the continent of North America, hut tbe crowning glory f bis life remains to be attained in bis discovery, or ratber combination, for be does not claim to have been the discoverer of CllllltO.'N which is the basis of tbe Bittet s now offered to the public. That honor belongs to tbe native inhabitants of Central America, to wLcm its virtues have been Known fur more than two hur.dred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance, to the most deadly malaria and handles without fear the ino.t venomou serpents. Itii a belief with them, that while there is breath in tbe bod the Cedroii is nottnt to cure, no matter what the iseas may be. While Dr. Hull Is not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, be 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 change of weather or cli.nate, or to miasmatic influences, it Ftands

WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Juitly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies.

I IN DYrtl'EPSU

And its attendant train of symptoms, u acts more LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. Tbere is 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 U. S. Dispensatory, pages 1387 and 1333. A seriea of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has Just been brought te a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to the public combination of CF.DRON with other approved tonics, the whole preserved In the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whiffy, which be is confident has n equal in the world. lie might furnish a volume of certificates, ba' ub lie have long since learned to estimate such t.,. their true value. Tbe safest plan Is for every one to te for himcelf the virtues of a new medicine.

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CEDRON BITTERS

0K TRIAL, AND T0Ü TJl! IfKVER CSE AS OTHERS.

It Is not necessary to publish a long list of diseases for which the CEDRON BITTERS are a specific. In all diseases of the

lioivel. Liver or Kidneys. Ia all affections of tbe BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; 1 GOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IX FEVER AND AGUE.

It is destined to superVe ail other remedies. It not only cures these diseases hut it prevents them. A wine glase of tbe Bitters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effect of the most unhealthy climate.and screen the person taking tt against disease nnder tbe most trying exposure. Sold by DrngifUta and Grocer a Generally Dr. JOIIIV HULL, Principal CiT.c. Pith Street, Louisville, Ky.

SOLD WHOLESALE BT DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, 73 South ."rierldlcn MreeCt INDIANAPOLIS. Kfco alo aell BÜLL'8 SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, SMITH'S TONtC SYRUP. Remember DAILY, KEKfr'Elt & HTU WIC'U-dlyawlltoera

Looses Paid in 46 Tears OVER 321,D(nD,D JETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.

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Julytrr-dly

MEDICAL.

I'KIVATK nisrAscs. DR. COLYOCR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 63 SOUTH Meridian Street, forfeits bis fee if be fails in car Itg any cac that may come under hi care, no matter how obstinat tr long standir. Ue warrants yon a care. Syphilis, in tbe primary stas;. helped ia 25 minore, cred in S4 hours. Gleet of 20 years standing enred by l;r. C "inr- T to 1 P. M -r25 5r. A. lt. CSAKL, No- 65 North New Jersey Street .-Vf4-.t1

RENOVATERS.

CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT fllHK UN1TÜD STATES DTK-HOCSE, 30. 18 80CTB I llI'.Boia street, Indianapolis, Indiana, At this old and well-known establishment, the ladies can have silks and woolen goods dye.! ia permanent and beautiful color: and gents' garments thoroughly renovated and repaired. New aud econd-bai-d clothing bought atd wM, sdao, a patlralar branch tn thebasinss denominated Cnedrawtag bilha stable cloth, or tear In any garment caa be wrocfttUat it caa sot be visible to the naked eye. E reenter tbe place, No. 34 South Illinois street. JanlO J03IPH HARRIS. Preprietov.

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VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.

1865.

"Eighteen year. e-iab'ibed in X. Y. C'ty." "Only inrabibl- remedy knovii." "Free trom Poison." "Not dsngeroua to the Human Fsm.ly. "E'conf out of their boles to die."

"Costar's" Eat, Roach, &c , Exters, N a pate rsed fo -V;y, Tto.iche, Jihict anil Iifd Ant, Ac , c, Ac, cVc "Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator, Is a liquid x wab. ued to toetroy, at.d also an a preventive for Bed-Bug, Ac. "Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects I- for M.4h, 2l-tqutmt f !!, Ltl-Lu mx, !?,( on Pt'int, Fnirjs, AnimaU, f'.

IT77BSold by all Drugrst and retailers everywhere V'f ! ! ! Bewarb I ! ! of all worthies Imitation. If' rSee that "Co-tars" nscie Is on each Box, Bottle and FIak leftire you buy. ii:;m:v ii. roMwu. f6FPai""'ai. DreoT, 4f2 Bboadwav, Kbw Teaa. JjajrSf'd t.y all DruggM and Dealers in lndianspoli, Ind.

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FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS Should recollect that hundred of dollars worth of Grain, Provision?, ic , are annuallj destroyed by Rat?, Mice. Ants, and other inpccU and vermin dll of which can be prevented bj a few dolhra worth of "Costa V Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, Exterminator, bought and uel freely. t"See "Cost ar V advertisement in this pa Der. J"Sold in Indianapolis, Indiana, by all Druggists and Dealers. myll-d4wEm A CARD TO THE LADIES

DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILL KOR FE 31 ALFS.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities. Kcino vi up Obstruction or the ?Iontlily Turns, trom Whatever Cause, and Ahvn)'s Successful uia i'reveiitatt'c. And the "only sure" and CERTAIN RF.MF.LY for all those affiict ngcomplaints so peculiar to the sex, whether "married or Kngtt." Tbee Pills are nothing new, but have been ued by tbe Doctor fur many years, both In France and America, with unparalleled success iu every caoe; and be Is nrged by many thousand laiies who have used then to make the Tills public, for tbe alleviation of tbo suffering from any irregularities whatever, as weil as to prevent an lncreae cf family where health w;ll not permit it. Females peculiarly situated, orthoi-e euppesing themselves so, are cautioner against using these Till while in that condition, as the proprietor assumes bo responsibility after the above admonition, although thtir mildness would preventany aiichiof to health. Otherwise tbe hills arerecommended. Full and explicit directioas accompany each box. 50000, BOIES HAVE BF.ES SOLD IX TWO TEARS Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by myself and agents, to all parts f the world, to which answers have been returned, id which ladies say nothinglike the above PiÜs hare been known since the SC1KNCK OK MRblC1XK DAWSKDITOX TUE WORLD IN KEM0VISG. OBSTRUCTIONS AND kF.STOKING NATURE 10 ITS PROPEKCHANNEL, quietin the nerves and restoring tbe"roy color of health" to the cheek of the mot delicate. PRICE Jl 00 TER BOX. 8IX BOXES for 15 00. Sold by all Drug gl. t, and by the followltt; Jobbing and Drug Hon-es, Agents fur Indianapolis, Indiana: (Ladies, by sending I, can procure the Pills, sent confidentially by mail, and without observation, to any part of the city or country,) and for sale by TOMLlNSON A- COX.Xo. 1, East Washington street. STEWART A MOKGA3T, No. 40, East W,hlngten street. W. I. HA3ZITT k CO., No. U, We,t Washington street. II. H.LEK. X 1? and 2i. Bat Block. J. F.SENOCR, No. 5, Bates Hons Block, and by D.UL.Y, Kcrnnt v ut ii, Wholesale Druggikt, 5o. 73, Svuth Meridian street. G.S. LVCET.GeneralTravellrjr, Afett for tht Weitem States. 1T, Dearborn street, Chicaso. Illinois. ". H 3one Grtult.e ulUs the box Is siirned "9. D. HOWE." Jan3l-dlyeod

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD, VND THE VIGOR OF TCUTH RFTORF.I IX FOUK weeks by DR. RiCORD'S KSF.NCK OF LIFE. In. Ricvrd, (of Paris.) after years cf earnest solicitation, has at length acceeded to the urgent rennest cf the American public, and appolLted an agent in Xew Tork, for the sale of bis rained and highly prised Essence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore Mat hood to the most shattered constitutions la four weeks, aod, If wsed according to printed in-tructlon, failure is impossible. Thisl.fe-re-toring remedy should be taken by all about to mat ry, as its effects are permanent. Success, ia every case, is certain. Dr. Ricord Ktence ef Life is iclJ In cases, with fall instructions for use, at $3, or fuur qnantitie In one for t9, and will be sect to any part, carefully parked, en receipt of remittance te his accredited agent. Circular sent free on receipt cf four sumps. riULIP ROLAND. 447 Brocme street. att-d!y One doer west of Broadway, H. T.

THE FIRST NATIONAL

PETROLafflH

COMPANY.

Organized under the law of Pennsylvania, November, bf4.

CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000.

Par Value of Sharers Each.

A Limited Avolxt of Stock for sali at TUE LOWEST CAPH PrBSCEIrTIOX PRICE OF $3 00

PEE SU ARK.

No Liability to Stockholders.

Tlie lauds of this Company, embracing orer l7,r(H acres in fee siHrtc and leasehold, are situated in the VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION!

The 123 acre which they owil on the Allegheny, tvro mi!e above IVesldeLt and OlIt fir milen from tbe new 2.V) banel well on Pitthole Creek, and the lease of 132 ao-ea of the eelebrated "H'ilkiiiH Tract" alone, aVe tmplitafii!! for any CompanT, and are worth more than the entire Capital Stock of tbe Company. There are SEVEN WE I. LS now In pucccosful operation, yielding largely, from which regular monthly dividend of two fir cent, are being paid to all ttockliolierp. and thero is etf.it a MRANCi: that this Company will MKn be able to pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT. DIVIDENDS. The First National Petroleum Co. Ranks among the fir ft class Comrade?, and is justly said to be the most successful of any yet organized. Its reputation has now become ao thoroughly established, that no mere need be said on that point. There are greater Induce ments and better opportunities to make money on thee Stocks than any other in existence, while at the same time they are good feofcett for any and all persona to bold.

(From the Xew Yoik Herild.J "News has been received and abundantly confirmed from several sources, of th striking of a new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above tbe Reed Well, a few kods from the ruoraarr of the Firt National Petrolic Comfast."

From the New York Evening Express. J "Our telegraphic dipatche received today from tbe Oil Kepton , inform oa of the strikinj of 200 barrel fiowin; well on Chdry Run, jtiae THE FlEiT NATIOSaL PsTTEOMCf CoMFAjrY FEortETT. Cherry Run Stocks will be in demand to morrow."

From tbe Xew York World. J "The Fiest Xatio'cal Peteolick Comfajt is a firet-clas organization, wboee -fScera are of the highest tinding, ted we chet rfully recommend it to all parties desirous of p'-irthasicf reliable stocks The General Snperirtetdeat is a pioneer in the Oil busine, and well known as a most efficient maniger."

From the New York Tribune J "The Fieit National h the natne of tbe Pe troleum Company whose prospectus and map are before us. The names which we see among the Directors are amp'e recommendations, for this Company, and a sufficient guarantee) of iu future management."

HTAll oidiis it Mail oi oiHiivfi will BE FEOMPTLT ATI EX Dt TO CXTIL TUB STOCK ! ALL SOLS. tST'Good responsible A genu and Exchange Brokers wanted in every city and town in the United States and Britisn Province., with whoa liberal arrangements will be made. t-k? All orders aod applktioci, whether by letter or otherwise, moat be addressed to n.s. nowE&cOe, Ccxvnuio UxxcstArra, marU dtf 40 liberty St., Ifevr Tork.