Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4570, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1865 — Page 4

I A IL Y-SE WTIW EL TÜTJR3DAT MOKNWO. JUNE 15. r.TCDICAL. VATCIIEO. INOURANCE. onr C00C3 prrrnoLCun. American Watches. American Express Company,

TltSlOl arm and rrr Xllnl sssad uggeatlwaa . 1 Fro the Richmond T'.ms The ladlcatloon are gnmistakeable tbat Virginia and Texaa are the first to feci the bectflcial effects ol tbe introduction of white labor and Northern capital. T tn pwoplw of tb Iforth. who seek Ue aJranugea of a rich oiI bexltbj climate and refined society, Virginia effort iofloUely greater advantages than Texas. Ttera ia fto portion of tot Suit where the white man cannot labor io the pea field i a perfect aal et y tbroagb tb "be ted term" of midsummer, as well at through tbe most inclement weather ol winter; nafigeble risers and extended lines ol railroad place a market at the door of nearly Terj farmer, tad there ia ecarcefy fruit, e. eub!e or grain known to agriculture or horticulture wblch cancot be inccesstully and profitably cultivated to that State. Oar climate, unlike tbat of Texas, is mild, temperate and uniform, aod caule-graxiog in Virginia, although it can sever become tbe gfgaotic busine.'t which it is io Texaa, bis nevertheless for jersben exceedingly profitable, aod hat ecricbed many thousands Our mineral resources, aod tbe fa cilitiea which our streams afford manufactories, are so extraordinär as to del? compei:tioo. Cut ia Text there is much rich Itod to be bought for a very little money, and the people there hare the good sense to tempt tnea of small capital by advantageous effers of cheap, good lands. Here are cot acting so widely. Io Virginia, the recent Iessoni of adversity have oot yet brought our farmers much worldly wisdom. We regret to announce this unpleasant fact, but it will oot brm tbem to know of it. Go where you please io much tbe largest aod fertile counties of Virginia, you are snre to fiod fences burnei, fields grusnog op io young- pines, persimmons aod broom straw. This picture is reodered still more gloomy by the absence of all indications ol comfort and prosperity. Horses, sheep, hogs and horned cattle are rarely seen, and a solitary "condemned horse" dtiven (by some rheumatic negro who is too old to bo luga ciourf) to a plow which cuts a furrow about three inches deep, is the sole reliance for a crop of maoy a farmer who owls a thoustnd acres of good arable land. The owner resides probably io a dilapidated hou-e, unconscious of paint, the roof aod chimney of which hare beeo ventilated ia a curious but Lot becocrog m inner by stray caooon balls and spherical shell . lie is cot an Ideal of cheerful, contented prosperity. Tbe pailiogsof bis yard and gariea have long since fed the bright camp fires of cot over scrupulous Federal or Confederate soldiers, and a solitary cow, aod a dozen predacious Lens, regard all attempts at gardening as benevolent contributions to their personal comfort. This neglected and useless laud, these troublesome domestic fowl, together with the cow, a living akelctwQ of a pig, a hungry, wolih lookicg do, a few pounds of meat and a few bushels ot me!, make up the worldly wealth of hundreds atid thousands of our once prosperous farmers. Tbe sons of these er.tlctnen, io too many instances, sleep beneath the rod of some

bloody bittlehe'd, where Kulant lives were lost , io a useless and unhappy struggle, and delicately nurtured females per lor in meuial and nnaccustome! labor for their ajel aod hetrt broken parent 1 be farmers cf this class suffer ill the pains and annoyances ot alject poverty. Ye. in real ity they hsvethe rue-ina of risking th?niseles as comfortable as hea they cultivated thtir great lrrn9. An oppotmniry ia now oflTeied to tbem which may never again occur. We My to them, cut up yuar idle aid unpiofitale pUntaliona into neat. comttrtab!e liitle Isims of fifty or one hundred acre, and reserve yourselves enough ot the "paternal acrea" to en ible yon to live and die. if you choice, where your forefather lived and died, and where your children lie buriad. St il o!f the rest aa quickly &e possible, and invert the proceed in work borie, good cattle, improved brted-i ot fuls. and the best agricultural iaiplemetr and fertilizer; fit up gjod.s ib-tMutiil I';ice4;use hkeM!i au) ptint u,iouyour hme; get pliu, coratorUble turuiture; hire two or thiee honei-t, htrd working U boreis.and pee tbat they work jour gardenü, orchards and fields thoroughly, and fitit a yood fii;Lt with the ri-s th.t toe which CutTee baa rarely sub-lued. D n't, we bg yu, drive awsy pun haters by asking aburd and X'ravasntly high prices, bot take the ranket value, and then invent the prucecJ quit klj and judiciously. Do thw, and there are men of three score among you who will lire to regard the change in your system of labor a a b!e-iig. although precious tew of you think so now. Gentlemeu, wc entreat you to op and be doing, and beware that Texan docs cot get all the emigrants whom you frighten from the "Vacrtd ?oil." Sell your lsnds to any mm who has the money to pay fur them, for whether he i a " Yankee " or Duichmtn," he will tecb tuu many a derer, u-elul wrinkle io farmiug vh'uh you never dreamed of. Dj not persevere in the mad folly ot driving away fortune by asking loo much for our landa. If the tide of emigration tl ws by and you sell Dot your Knds, taxttiou will rpeedily devour what little the war has lelt, and when those vile pine and persimmon interlopers tint have seized upon your neglected Gelds get a few yers more pith and stamina in them, coroe iuupicious day the internal tax collector will hing a horrid red flag over the remains of your front gate, and then, alas, for the paternal acres," nml that dear old graveyard where repose tke honored dust of ywur houet lorefaiber, and the bones of many a noble soldier boy and lovely dauiaer. Oplnl" of Hie s-renrli Irce upon ttif tspture of Jeff. Uavla. I Translated from th Pris Patrie, May 57 We hate received aid news from New York. The PrepiJect of the SuutLern ConfeJeiacr, together with his familj aud tafT cilicer. fell into the hands ol the Federal troot in pursuit on tbe lUth inst. The pfty was captured at Irwinville, Georgia. The prisoner have been pent to Washintoa, from wberce they will be forwarded to Fort Lafayette. The aououuecment of Otis event baa caused the utmost joy among the Republican party, the leading organs of which demand that JtflVrrson Dtite handed over to the executioner. Oue cf ihee journals remark: "The Southern cause tnu-t be rendered intamous." The New Yoik Tribune, however, pro teata ai:airt tv.ee fiTif;e cl-imor?, and tres that the äuth rn President shuul I be treated as a pri?ooer, eutilknl t j the protection of the di oitj aod honor of tba Americ in people. But which side will be heard? Thecsptore or Jefferson Divii is the epilogue to the great national drimt tbt b.A Jatcd four jers ia Arnrrica. Although thia trtutnph uf the North must be deplored, ia view of tie principle of popular liberty, rill it ehoul i bo regarded us providrutial event for the future of tho Southern ätates In fact the demgogic party ha cot i:-c!f into a position aatagoniütio io everj c'titnerit of bumanifv. and renrronitv. arJ th Jfh o air. lMvis oy Tioierce wouia cotfr tre ? .r.mt nth ihims arid-ruin tiPin m.iriüt j Trsn-ljteJ from Ls France -Sh Jell's iT?m.j ; Ao itnrxiriact erect, aad 03? which nnv be I considered as tbe U?t act of the terrible drsrna of the American war. i.- recorded ia out Ia?t dispatches from Ne Yoik. Jefferaoo Divi;. the eh ef of tbe C-ctedemte GavernmeLt. tbe roan who has dirrcei and organized the tf.istat.ce mde by the South dining ti e l.tt (our yers, hts bee'i arretted, tophther with his fitn.lr, and is rjrt jq the power of t.e K-drr.l (Jotfrnnitrit .1 rk;i... it, v v . i at ahirrtoti. 1 r.e .rw lork if h rio-t ; anxiou- t learn what ite await the Ki-Frei-deut of the Cjnfedmte S'.a't with record to the serious chsre rutde agtic-t i.iai t rreident Jr-hnswn. For our put, ne I er tritt tie Ktderal Cut. ernmetit will treat Mr. JeCTfro;i Dvi. with the dignity and perjerosity becoming a great people. j,Trao'ateJ fruta the Opialone JCatiocale. j We call the attention of our reader to thf la'e Important lmj received from America. With regard to the ciji'ire of Mr. Divij we bsfe but a word to mj. U s cp ure is, in our opiciioo. to be rereiird, inasmuch aa it will tiaturallj tend ro place moral tnibarrasj-iceuts io tbe way of the United Sitte Irom which they will fiIMJ it O.Ci.ult tu extricst tbemselve- to the perfect satisfaction of their lr.end iti Euro;. A clerirsi j ike is told bj a B-mou piper, thus: A tall clergyman nieeting a short brother frooj th rural dietiicts. ssluteJ hi.-n: "Wen, brother, we sreflsd to eee jou, though you are sma'l of stature, like Z rcheua of old " 'Thnk you. relied the eLil aiii.iter, "w read that tbe Lvrd Lath um pleasure ia the of a man. A lady was rextsvly de'.irered of twin la a Locdoa cab.

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UIJTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. o TTTCX OS TUX COETI1 Of WUmjOTOÜ 15U MarVtlaa ftrwta, ucuaaapa Thr dally Rxpreasea U Jlaw York; Two daily SxpressM U Cincinnati, a&d Tw daJy Kxprai to Caicaco aad Sl-Loalf ; Ta abr Cocspaaia are tn nlj rrrUet4BTipTasaa tksfollowitf rada,Tlx: LAVATXTTK St CHaOO. I5WA51KJUS rXEC; TXRRI Dim 4 RICmiOST): zzLLxroxTxnrt iDLiJtAroua. It oat?, paaaaft, vaioablca aad rratfat tarried wtta safety aod difpaub, and la caar;t &f f pvclaJ and eScicirt BaMaa&arrSotaa, BHJf and Drafts will prowptly eoHartad aad rady returns tsada- J. BCTTX&riXU). AaatCOLLARS. THE LARGEST COLLAR MANUFACTORY i i in: .loitTii-wr.sT. BI6EL0U -S SAT1N-EN1J1ELED BYRON COLLARS, A5TF.W artfcla of fnreutioa. Tilt Collar excels all otbar Taper Collara for comfort rteatoM and ecicomy. AUoaUrga ascrtaaect of SATIS E5ASIZLED GARIIOTF.S, LI5E5 TAFF.R BT 059. A5D FA TER GARROTKS. Laie faMn EEamed Collars and Cu?T; a new and ctDTniftt article. Tbe trade ropplied at tbe Ieet mi'kti prices. CIüKLOW A CO., Maoafactarer, B3j5-d3ro 11 La Sallo Street. Cbicaao. NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, pabinetmakera and to the Public TliTJIS KULtlt Plain and Ornamental Job Ternj er. Hoc tb street, betweeo Pennylvania and Merld.au ttree'a. Keeps constantly on band a good assorttnLt Sia!r Balli-t-ri and Newel Posts, and turns them to order. Alo. all kinds of torniug lo buildinc work done to order. 1 will receive all kluds of orders In turning In tbe cabinet makiig Ucp. bfd.-tead. table legs, 4c. All work done promptly, neatly and at reasonable price. L KOLB. aprlS-d3m MEDICAL. Galen's Head Dispensary hktablUhed In I8ÄO and chartere by tbe Legislntnre off Kentucky for tbe treatment of An l all Airectron of tbe Urinary and Oee of both Seies. JCST I'CELISHKD, A IMllVATi: TXKDICAI. 0!t TKNERSAL DISEASES, incladini; Gonorbara. Gleet, Pyphilts, Stricture, GraTel, gtone, Roptnrea, m. a, FUtula, Crinary Ipoiu, aixl all Dt or tna KWneys.BIa'lder'roBtrate Gland, and Seisin&l Vesicles, and tbeir trnncf, lncln-tins: a chapter n KIUll.K DI Hl. A jt.S. wuh obsraticm n marriaRe ai.1 the rA'lxL prevention of cunccption. Con- J 7Vv :J taia;ii a rreaua on u, gperaatorrLea, Sexual and Ser- xVj'L, oiinlJehlKt. lUrrtDUfii and Im- wV potrr.ee in both sei es; täe effecU of these diseased on the bij axd cind, and tbe Author's New Tre atment of all tbe cases In full, t'ti only soceessM method of care, with an epositijti of Qu ackery. Thuwnrk is not a quack advertisement, but a warning and a guide for married and single. It is the only book that tbe treaiment of ail tba above Uisean is plain Ktglih, with full direction for sU-treatruent, and contains much TaluaM Infornat'on not proper to mention in a pablic notice. The work contains S50 pages, and 100 plates and engravings of the above di.ietaes. Sent to any addres in a iall wrarp'r, on receipt of one d.llai Those afflicted with anj of the above diseases, before placing thm.elvea ander the treatment of any one, kbonld Crt read th!n rk. OrFiCE 31 Filth .street, between Market and Jefferson, west rtde. To lncnre afe'y to all letters, direct to OAI.KN'S lAt DISFÄSART Drawer 24?, Inisville, Ky octl-4-dlwl MANHOOD! How Destroyed, flow Restored. Physician and Surgeon No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. 117 CON 5 F.CTION WITn TUR GENERAL PRACTICE of Medicine, 1 treat by a new sad reliable medium, and with the happiest results, all forms of diseases of the Nervous, Seminal ar d Urinary and Sexual systems. Young men with hollow cheeks and pallid countenance, telling In fearful language the silent working of some formidable disease cnderminir.g your constitution, memory and reason, hurrying yon to a prema'ure death, reflect while reason holds sway and avail yourself of a treatment that dissipates the slightest disease, and cures the harrassing weakness and other cause of serious difficulty and perpetual annoyance. Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Xoeturnal Em is sions. Sexual Debility, impotency, K fleets of Self-Abuse, and their results Inability to Consummate the Marriage Contract, Mental and Physical Prostration, Epilepsy, Insanity and Consumption. The foe. Like a staunch murderer, steady to his pnrpose, Presses hin clee through every lane of life, 5or misses once the track, but presses on. Till forced at last to the tremendous verge. And at once he sinks." Ukew se, I will guarantee a radical cure of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea and tileet, in all their stages entirely removing trvm tbe blood tbe lst spark of these terrible dUeaaes that s gradually burn up the fountain of life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. The beauty aud extreme delicacy of the female organization, to sy nothincc of its phyiological characteristics, ara sufficient indications that it is ub ect to forms of disease and modifications peculiar to lUelf. The physician of the present daydoa not encounter any mure forms of nt-rioe dieAes than did the physician ef tfty erau; but owiutotha present social condition of woman, her diseases are Increased to frequency, and totbetruihof this acsertion the melancholy deaths by cowompUoa bear aaple witness. At tbe American Dipfnary we treat by a new method, and with the happiest results, Prolapeas Cterl, (filling of the wouo.) Frnptions of the Skia, CbloroMs, or Green Sickness characterixed by yrllomlsh, dirty green pallor of the surface; Kmausio iie-sium. or absent Menstruation; Ameuorrbe. or Ke. ter.tioa of the Mensem; Dysmenorrhea, a painful and difficult tiow f the Jiene; Menorrhagia, or profuse Men sanation; Leucborrhea, or excessive and altered secreI tion of the muci gecersüy white, cr nearlj coloress i aa-t trautparect. R. ader, 1 have .mujou a class of di.ea.e that are met with in Females of ail sees, m hetber married or anmarried; aud to tnarr.ed retaales would say tbat there are many othr forms of ÜM-a.es peculiar to your sex dieases of rrejTurtcy, Parturitisn, and Lactation, of which t paca will not admit an elucidation. I omit it for the council chamber, adding but one more disease to tb: ll.t, and that is a for midalle one Clceri lien of the body of the Uterus. If you are aSxted with organic weakness, or any assemblage of morbid phenomena of this cha'acter, you fcsTe no time to spare, but at once apply for md csl al. If to Ute to arrest the disease, it is at least possitie to palliate the symjtini, and thu moothe the pathay to an ur timely rve. in a majori y ti m-rarcr tue c -easei nave mui . w., .v . a t'ui'iri ai-'ir a l .-. i i-r 'ir ti r iiak'riii aw- vuivre ami a i in ed. Is seme caes au emaciation Is the tint ir.dicatior that aitracts the attention cf th patient's friend. Ani here, resier. let ice call your earnest attention to tbe fearfal lrüif.v nre o' tue word "wasting." Jt not only cotisftiutes tfce I-adir; f-stcre, but tbe färbst asd ram ominous sympto' cf Conump ion, examples of which are invariably met with In your g ladies bo a-e g:fted with high intellectual endowments, refined acconp .haenta. and eyes flVbirg with nnnstaral bnlliaricj not regarJIr. thre 1 iJ:ct:ns as be!r.tbof incipient l:eae, but tbce ot personal charms. Tme, aiaiC tbe pcet snj "Lori um p! chek ne'er lcks more pure. Ana lowly, tbaa nbru pt all care. And yet that b!o.m, so freh so still, Uas lent its fieeticx aid te kill. And sp-aks. to tao who Sa ch it hue. ii s ei, era a aau saSenLff too: Thocgi ha. Just ;ew.cg rttt so fair. Could dream that death was there A iJirM P. O. Boa KM irj-OSce hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Rocm No. SIS. Kat W uhlrjtos Street, Indian por.,IBdiar a febld-dly

SECOND HAND STORE, SECOND HAND STORE, .10.233 Eaat Waeb Inflam Street Sign of tbe Ills; Hand. IrBXITITBZ aad Steves. Tinware and Dishes la com 1 plete variety. U kJB'li of Hose Fraithlrf Goods. i. B. SJAPOT.

DR. JOHN BULL'S

CMlPOH.D Ol' I) li (IK BI TTKJIS. The Latent and Jlonl Important Discovery OF THI NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! 5o man's same Is mors intimately connected with the history of MATERIA. MZDlCA of the United 8tates, or more favorably known as a pioneer In Medical Discovery than that of Dr. John Bull, of Louisville, Kentucky. Bis Inimitable preparation of SARSAPAUIL.LA has long stood at the bead of the various compounds ofthat valuable dreg. Hi? Compound of WILD CHERRY ha become a household word throughout the West and South. Ilia Worm Loxenges, in lets than a year after their Introduction, attained a reputation As wide spread as the continent of North America. But the crowning glory of bis life remains to be attained in bis discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to have been the discoverer of CF.lltO., which Is tbe baU of the Bitters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtues have been anown for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and handles without fear tbe most venomoa serpents. Itlt a belief with tbem, tbat while there i breath In the bod; the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the lea may be. While Dr. Bull Is not prepared to endorse this estravgant pretention, be i 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 clioiate, or to mlasmatie Influences, it stands WITHOUT A RIVAL! And juotly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Le rural America and the Tfest Indies. IN DYSPEPSIA And its attendant train of svcj it oiup. It acts mure UKK A CUAkM than a medicine. Tbere is nothing in the 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 llth edition of the U. S Dispensatory, pages 1387 and 1388. A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull baa been for years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and he is now enable t) offer to the public a combination of CEDRON with other approsed tonics tbe whole preserred in the best quality of copper dis tilled Bourbon vv bisky, which be Is cotfideut has n equal la the world. lie might furnish a volume of certificates, bo ub lie have long since learned to estimate sucht..their true value. The safest plan is for every one to te for hlmelf the virtues of a new medicine. uivi: 'rut: CEDRON BITTERS 05 K TRIAL. AND TOD fllt- 5KVKB Dag AB . OTHIkS. It Is not necensary to publUh a lung list of diease for which the CF.DB0N BITTKRS are a rpecific. In all diseases of the Howels, Liver or Iwidiicylu all aSectioas of tbs HKAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGEMENT OF TUE STOMACH OR BOWELS: -ISOOUT. RHEUMATISM AN D N EUKALGI A, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It is destined to supersede all other remedies. It not only cures thee diseases, but It prevents them. A wine f lass of the Bitters, taten an hour before each meal, will obviate tbe ill effects of tbe mott unhealthy climate, acd screen tbe person taking It against disease under tbe niot tryüjs; exposure. sold by Drtijrgiat aad firoceri lien erally . Dr. JOHN HULL. rnodpal Office. Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky. SOLD WBOLXSAIJK BT DAILY, KEEPER & BUSH, ?3 South .'let-Mtaa treet, INDIANAPOLIS Who also sail BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. heneaber DAILY. KEBFElt HCKI1 deeie,4-dlyarwt)taTB.

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C3CS Ts EÜY A CENTIXE VTA LT II AM WATCH ifjo a durable ani r?lisbb tinie-keper. ECT AGINCINE WALT II AM WATCIIit costs k. and is worth double the prir of these worthier Knl..' and Swisa watches. GRCUIXE WALTIIAM VTATCIIE. made exf re,.. f"T Eaihoad Fnjinerrt rni Ct.ninrftrt. GENUINE WALT II AM W ATniES, made esr-rcse' for Soldirrt heavy huutlnf-cas, accurate tiiae keej-rs We get oar Watches direct from th uanofactory, au, keep noos but tbe genuine. F INGLE WATCnES SENT T SiiLDIERS orothf i' la wnt of a timt-keeper, at the lwe.t j.iVlc ratr The trade supplied at f;ctorr prir-s. Snd fv-r a ' cular. We also hats a lrj carivty f -i ii Watches, Fine Jewelry and Solid fiivr u r, W. P. BINGHAM L CO.. 50 East Washington Street, Near Odd Fellow?' lall. PROFESSIONAL. REMOVAL. Doctor WM, TIIO.USOiX, UAS REMOVED UIS OFFICE FROM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WHERE DE WILL CONTINUE to treat and curt Private Diseases, in all their species, fctage, ramifications and phases. Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. ajS Dr. Wm. Thomson ha-! made tbe treatment cf Ptiva Diea.es tyj, specialty since the year 1851-tLre? years in the city ol buffalo, N. Y . , eibt years in Cbxao, 111 , and tw years In Peoria, ill. During eibt years practice In Chicago, III., he cured over thirteen thouai;d cares. Dr. Wm. lhumson, in bi practice T r Scrofula, Rheumatic aud general diseases of tbe blotx!. uea a Fumigating Vapor Path of tbe most ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treatment. SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-abase. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual iitdulncr , is practiced by the yoth of both Fese to a:i almust unlimitd exicnt, i-roducin witn unerring certainty the fwllowing train of murbid .--j Ditun cr le comt'i-d by scieutitic mvdical raeasurts, viz: Salloxv c juatenance, dark spjts nnder the eye, psin iu tu liead, rinsrin? in tbe ears, and noises like the ru.-;!ii of leaves and rat tlini of chariots, uneaiue8H about tbe loiiis, Sftkne'j of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, 1om of CouCdeuce, diflldeuce in approaching trang rs, a diidike ts form new acquaintances, a dispoMt;en to hun E 'c'ety, loss of memory, hectic flu.i'ues, pimples an. I various eruptions about the face, fumd tongue, nieLt weat fetid breath, cough, con-umj tioi!, m''r.oninia, a:id frequer.t ly insanity. The afflicted, ou the firt appearance cf any of the above symptoms, onld imredia'cly apply to lvr. IVm Thomson tor relief. faprOQVe adCoi!iiltstion K. oms No. South ware street, Indianapi Iis, Ind. P.O Box 185. jan24-dly MEDICAL. Creatfst Medial firn!', esrFifteeTi"Vi larsn letter pas f--r two a cent bUini s. DOCTOR BIGELOWJ Office 179 South Clark Street, vomer of Monroe, CJCTXCJkao, JJt... Toat OSes Box, 154. All Chronic and Sexual Diseases of a Private and Delicata Nature, treated with unparalleled success. Dr. Big low's Guide to Health, fjr ladies and gentlemen, is published monthly. Pendtritif you think the writings of a physician whose reputation extends throughout the entire West should La worth reading. It is sent in plain sealed envelopes, free of charge. Almost every case can be treated by mail. Medicines sent to any address. Ladiee, send for descriptive Circular of Ittarit Kcmtde, the latest and txpet preventative of conception known. Rooms Separata for Ladies and Gentlemsn. CONSULTATION AT OFFICE, FSEE. Orncs II oris From 9 a. u. to 8 r. sr. ..permatorThora or Nervous Debility, a curswarranted. VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. 1865. 1865. v. Eichteen rar e'tsh'iVed in V. T. C'ty." "Only in'aüible remedy kno-n." "Free rm Pcins., "Not dDero to the Hnman Fm;ly." "Bats come uu f their hole to die." "CostarV' Eat, Roach &c, Exter's Is a pate "fed rv R , Jüv, Kwshf, Llackand RedAnt,ltc , Ac, 4c,Vc. "Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator, I a lir.u' i T wash. uei to do?roy, iid alco as a i reve'tKe f.r Pd-F.-, f. ''Coslar's" Electric Powder for Insects 1 1 for .V, X--.pi it., I!'.i4. i-Lu.s. I-ut4 on riatitA, F-1, Animal, tc. jrVSold by all Dru st and retailers everywhere . ip I ! ! BawAta I : ! o all worthies Imitation. ITTSee that "-o-tarV est h on each Cor, Bott!e aaJ if before yon bay. in::titY ss. COSTAK. EST PuxcrriL Dtror. 4?2 BaoaLwai. Ntw Y.sg. So.d by all DrusfrUta and iJealers in la.i.anplis, ind. 1 8 G 5. FARMERS AXD HOCSEKEEPERS Should recollect that hundreds of doUr worth of Grain. Pioviaioos. &c , are annually destroyea b Rats, Mice. Ants, aod other tcectJ aod Termia all of which can be rretented by a fw dollars worth of -CosTaaV Rat. Roacb, Att, ic . Exterminator, bought and used freely. EETSee "CosT.saY' adrertLemtt in th! paper. ETSoli in IadiaaapoII, Icdiac, by all Drorsrista and Dealers.

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? t v t v ",i7 v : . Erected 1859 Owned by tho Co. NET iSSETS JiXUiPiY, 1865, $3,677,362,71, IVAVlGATlOiX RISKS X$3Affencies In all the pdnclptl Cities and To ns in the United States. Jl "Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended to. ABROMET & BRÄ.DSHAW. mchl3-65-dly I5DIASAP0LJ8, INDIANA. il n QUARTERS v ti THE STATE cf INDIANA i s 1 ;,ftVt s yKE..TtfBWElas xo cokxectiox wnn at otheh kbtaclise uext of the Eamo name, in or out of Ind:anapolii W. & H. GLENN. Proprietor DRY GOODS. 6 3 00 o o o o a 4, M CJ e CQ O Ü to s w w if CQ o o c p o f CO O O O Z 0 aW 0 M sw J- r t. m O O O to 3 a o 5 hi I in - o - to Ü B o p CO H CO -a o o O c 0 es c - c - S g w to o o o 03 u V CQ o t o o e -i ? i -3 CT t E a REN OVATE RS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT r 1 1 RUKITXD STATES DTK-HOUSE, 3Q. 38 80UTB J Ul-ools street, lodiaaapolia, Indiana, At thia old a d well-known eetabllshiaect, the ladle caa Lave sllis aad wooIcd tjoods dyed in permanent and teac'JfcI colors; and jras gar3eots thoronghly renovated ard repaired. 5ew and secend-haod clothicf boctt and sol, also, a patlcalar branch In tba taaiaea danoaicatad fine draw lay bLUla Stahlt doth, or tear tn any g anntnt caa he 9 wrocf M ü.at it caa not be risible 1 9 the naked eye . Beaember the placa, 9e. a Booth nilnota street. JanlO JOSXPB HAEElg.Preprletcr.

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a i o b 0 H M CQ H Q o REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Z w a m m w - a lui7-dly MEDICAL. tCXU. FOP. A CIRCULAR DF.CKUtI!OT Al.1. STMlTOMS.-J SYMPTOMS: The t-ymptoms of Catarrh, as they generally appear, are at nt very slight. Persons fiud they have a coll, tbat they have treqaent attacks, and are more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In this condition, the no'-e may he dry, or a slight discharge, thin and acrid, afterward? becoming thick and adhecive. As the djseae becomes chronic, tbe discharges are increased in quantity an1 char.ged in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed oiT. Tbe secretions are offensive, causing a bad breath: the voice is thick and nasal: the eyes are weak; the sense of the smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another common and important symptom of Catarrh Is, that the person is obliged to clear his throat in tbe mom inn of a thick or sljmy mucus, which has fallen down from the head during the night. When this takes place the person may be sure that his disease Is on its way to the longs, and should lose bo time In arresting It. The shore are hut few of the many Citarrb symptams. A Mngle Mottle will last n. month--to be used three times u. day. TESTIMONIAL From lion. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Member of Congress rom minion, late Speaker of the Illinois Hvrue of Representatives and Grand Master of A. F., and A. II., of the State of Illinois. FaacroaT. October 21, 1863. DtuD B. Skklye Dear Sir la reply to your notice of the l?th irt-U. I would say that I was severely afflicted with Catarrh for years, when I became acquainted with you and bought two bottles of your liquid Catarrh Rt medy. Before 1 had u.sed one bottle I was sensiUy improved, and before i be second bottle was finished, was completely cured. I can recommend the med cine to all afflicted with Catarrh. Reepectmlly vours, TUUMAS J. 1C&5ER. Dr. i. ii. si:ciye aV CO. Soijc PaomiKToaa, Chicago, Illinois. AT WU0LE3ALK CT J0H5 D PARR Cincinnati, 0. WM. JOHNSON rU1o4,Uicb. DAILY KKt-FüK A RUSH Indianapolis. BROWSING SLOA.N Indianapolis. ftjAnd for sale by all Drnggists. dec!3-dlyeod Voting Men' Jlrtlical Adviser. GtATUtTUÜS advice given la diseases of the nervo a seminal, orina-y and sexnal organs, in the repine of the Western Medical A6sxiatlon, hich are sent by mil in sealed envelopes, free f charge. Tbe crgariiiatioa was formed to dispense new and reliatde treatment, and is compoed of the well known physicians, to wh'-m all letters must be directed, l)RA. JACKSON, HERBS BT CO., eh3-11y Bo an Cincinnati. O. REAL ESTATE. &C. FOR SALE. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRAD SHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Avenue Line of Cars, rpnESK tOTS WILL BE 80LO AT A VKRT LOW A price on long credit, the purchaser required ta build on f aca Lot wiihla a pirca time. For par-iculara apply at tb o Ece of tLe Citizens Street Kajisj Conipacv. H. n.CATUERWOOD. lr.dUr.ipoI, April 24. 13 aprV-drf TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. F.XF.CUTJTI DtrAETxr.NT of Indiana) Buasac or Fixaxca. I.NDiaxAroL's, Juoe 24, lt&4. ) INDIANA OmCIkS. who have bees or art serrlcra the army, are inforw-H that their Ordnaaoa taroa wiilb snada np and preheated to tke proper Department aad certificates of acquittance obtained, fr4 mf cKarg by applying to Mr. C. F. Reoaer. Caiel Clerk tat Ordtanc Department, Sc up ataira aver Vajena' hardware store. No. 21 West WasJnton street. Indianapolis. Bt making; returns, as sbovt directed, oceri will not only sate all fees btt they will be able to settle W.th tho GoTonuneat and draw taetr pay from one ta three months earUar tbaa If tfea bnslns is entrusted toClair AfCBtt. Bt order of Ooerctr xoarost. 1 W. H. H. TXUZLL, eQS-d 4 ftoaaelal Secrttary.

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THE FIRST !NATI0HAL:

PETBf:ED& COMPicVISTY. Organized uoJer tba laws of IonsylTafiia, 5e CAPITAL STOCK 01,000,000. i 1'ar Value of shUres $5 Each. A Limited Amouxt or! Stock for balk at tbe lowest cash scBsciirTiON raics OF $3 00 ria aaa&x. No Liability to Stockholders. The lands of thia Company, embracing over 17,500 teres ic rn nurit tod Itasebol J. are fituatcd in tbe VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGIOli! i t i The 12.'J acres which they own on tbe AUeclnnv.two mile above l'rW'ulent aod only fis i miles fiom the Dew brrrel well on Titthol fWk, an J tli lese of 1.12 acres of the celeh ratevl "Wilkina Tract" aMre, are am pla basis f ir anj (Company, and are worth more than the tn'ire Capital Slock of the; Company. Then ara SEVEN WELLS do tn successful operation, yiel-Jin larpelj, fi-m which regular monthly dividends of two 'rat cent, are being j.aid to all stockholders. anj tbere ia etut aM'Rantf. that this Company will soon be able to pay Irom SIX TO TEN .eU CENT. DIVIDENDS. ! The First National Petrolenm Co. Hanks among the first clast Compatiee, and it 4 justly said to be the most successful of anj jet r organized. Its reputation hM now become ao I thoroughly established, thafj no mcrw need be said on that point. Tbere tire reater indace menta and better opportunities to make money on thee Stocka than any bther in existence, while at tbe same time ther'are ooon raoriaTT for any and all persona to hold. i I From the New Yor IIrald.J "Newa has been receired aud abaodantly cofirmed from eereral sources, $4 the striking of a new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Ron, abore the Reed Well, a few eod feom the raoraaTT of the First Natioxal Petrolic CoMrasr." i 1 From the New York Ecnlni; Expreaa "Our telegraphic dispatches receireJ to day from the Od Betons, inform us o' the atrikinx f a 20 barrel flowing well oo' Cherry Ran. vkak the FitT National PrrtgLicx CovravT'f raornTT. Cherry Run Stocka will be in demand to morrow." From tbe New York World "The First NaTiosai PaaoLEm Comfaxt is a first-class organization, wue ofScera are of the highest standing, and we -cheerfully recommend it to all parties desirous of purchasing reliable stocki. The General S?perintet.derit ia a pioneer in the Od buaioese, aoa weli known aa a moKt efficient manager." I From tbe New York TribuDe "The Fust National ia the oatnt ef tie ? troleu tn Com pane hose pro pect as and snap are before os. The name which we among the Directom are amp'e rermmendatiooi for this Company, and m snCScient gnarantew of tta future management." STALL cttti r Mail oa othiewui wm IE FEOMFTLT ATTODID TO CNIL TRt SfOCt IS ALL aou. 7 f fjfOood reapooaible A genta and Exchange Drokeri wanted ia erery dty tad town in the United State and Brlüsn Proeiccee. with wboa liberal arracgementa will be made. tJpAll ordere and applicatac, wbethet by letter or otherwise, must be adJreaaed to n. . itowE ic coM COMMIMIO lliEAXXAJrra. marl 4 -dtf 48 Liberty S: New Tcrk.

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