Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4588, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1865 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 7. ===== The Western Gold mines. [From the St. Louis Republican.] The wonderful discoveries of precious metals in Montana during the past year have induced an almost unprecedented emigration thither this spring, to be swelled by the thousands of officers and soldiers who have resolved to make their new homes in that Territory. It it said that those discoveries were made mostly under the auspices of wealthy capitalists of New York, who sent thither, at large expense, a scientific corps, under the management of Professor A. K. Eaton, formerly of the United State Assay Office. The design was to keep the facts secret until the best mining property had been secured by them. Hence this spring Prof, Eaton returned, with other scientific men, in the same interest, taking with them all the needed machinery for the new process of reducing ores. Probably from three to four thousand tons of each machinery have been sent forward this season, and eight or ten thousand tons of general merchandise. We presume that at least fifty steamers have found more or less employment in connection with that new trade, many going the whole distance to Fort Benton. A few days ago we mentioned the return of one, on which it was estimated a quarter of a million dollars in gold was brought down as freight and in the hands of passengers. General Dodge estimates the number of wagons crossing the plains, though not all destined for Montana, at four thousand, yet others assert that full that number is destined for that Territory alone. The amount of gold produced in Colorado last year is estimated at twenty four million dollars; and letters from reliable sources intimate that it will probably be doubled this year. The increase is owing, in large measure, to the improved process now in use for reducing ores. Indeed the tailings have yielded under the new system immense profits to all concerned. There has not been, for some time, any doubt as to the richness of the Colorado mines, but the difficulty has been in working them profitably. Their ores have been, in miner's phrase, "rebellious"—hard to reduce. That difficulty is now overcome to a great extent. The Muontain [sic] mines, however, are of a somewhat different quality, yielding higher assays, and situated amid the greatest abundance of wood and water. The climate is unsurpassed in healthfulness, and the valleys are of mild temperature, abounding in cereals and vegetables of all kinds. Cattle graze in them throughout the year. The new road opened, and about to be improved by a Montana company, stimulated by a large Congressional appropriation, make the distance overland, from Omaha to Virginia City, only 800 miles, without crossing a mountain. That road winds through valleys furnishing abujdant forage and game. The Montana Post says, "The journey from Omaha in stages, by the new route, can be made in eight days in summer and ten days in winter." The new discoveries referred to were in Rattlesnake Hills, a short distance from East Bannock, and are silver lodes, some yielding as high as $3,000 per ton. Previously, the only mines of note known there were of gold, or gold and silver combined. The new silver mines are in crevices varying from two to twelve feet, and are nearly perpendicular, widening as you descend. They are in side hills, and give five hundred feet in depth before reaching the water line. The most famous silver mines in the Washoe district, Nevada, average less than one hundred dollars per ton; and those in the Reese River district generally average less than three hundred. The latter, however, are in such narrow crevices as to be worked with great difficulty. Comparing the Nevada silver mines with those of Montana, eminent geologists, metallurgists and miners have expressed the opinion that the latter will yield from six to ten times greater profit. The new gold lodes at Beaver Head, Prickly Pear, Mill Creek and Dear [sic] Lodge, as assayed at the United States Assay Office in New York, give in some instances, $3,000 per ton, and in one $14,000. New York capitalists have been eagerly at work to secure those mines, and control as many others there as possible. With such a vast country, and its immense resources of precious metals, &c., as feeders for the St. Louis trade; and with the large mineral and agricultural advantages furnished us by our neighboring States—now that our natural routes to the Southern States are open—this city ought speedily to become what friends have uniformly predicted the greatest inland city on the globe. ---<>--- Things Found. It in worth while to consider whether there is not a verv extensive demoralization of the public , mind on the pubject of the rights of property, with referer ce to articles lot and four.d. There seems to be a very common notion thnt an article found belong to the Snder, and it is probable that rot one tenth of the property Iot ever recovered by the rightful owner, even w;th the assistance ot advertisements A friend of ours left a package a tew davs since on a Hrooklyu ferryboat. It was of amsll value, but it wasd.rected to him, with full name and office address The person who picked it up of course knew who was the owner, and should have sent it to tum, but it was never heard of. The finder, in thi ca-e, wa simply a thief, neither more nor lea. It is a plain ca?e Another friend of ours left a package of considerable value, and fortunately it was of such peculiar appearance that the overseer at the ferry remembered seeing it carried ashore, an-i oa the next 'day pointed out the individual who carried it. The excuse which be made was simply I found it." He bad lett no word at the ferry office, and made ro effort to discover the- owner. We mention these twj ct.-es as illustrations of what occurs every day. It is too pUiu that a great many well meaning people imagine that "tiudicg" au artielo m ample title to its od.eVion. It is a melancholy truth that Christiau nations can learn s irae things trom even Mohammedans. We remember or.re seeing a silk head dres (the Arab tooia) ljirg in the middle of the nu'l crowded street of l)aniacus at mid-day. livery passer-by, nnd the number was thousands, avoided treading on it, and it lay there tilt ruet, for the nwtur to find it if be should return. If be did not come back it would be then ttkeu to the nesrrt mosuue and tiung up in full view, but no one would ever think of claiming piopertv iti it. Thi i the Mohammedan method of treating lot property The law heir i fully as h'net. but the pro-tire i cot up to tin' theory of the law . We beb e that the stalulo gives lost properly Lieh is round Willi ii t' r ;;u-e (I.'trirt, aitrr nil efforts to find the owt.er hsve failed, t tti poliic fund Hut without din'i. -in,; the tpiftinn o( tin I dis ponttlon, it i enough t y I h a t liw an.l mornlity al.ke rej nre that he whu fitid au srtiflc hsll t iVe 1 iligcn t eff.'tt ! rctore it t ttr owner II ha no Uim t , in fiotud honest holder of of it, until I mi Im rlhanied every i,utiatlc luettio! o liitd.ng the tn.e owner. Tl e ry fct that leward re olirti wrTiil br U.t J ropDity peik Im III l..r vwt pubwr itiornU. hy hoiil I f f w if'l m nree sary to Ir.ili.i'e ihoe win) have im (U'mi to a alub!e aitu!i to ietnf it to it o i,rr T And Irl we oiiirtlniew i ii.oi, t-o in 1 r titt i-1 up iuen wlio iimW t u t mall prcriif to tho who retoic tottlv ttii 'r, Ii lujiety r jnifcd oiii;ien4toii, Mini mrn m eiiiuled In in; (or not tiemg thirvi, I hi Mthje t I by ioine.iti utiiriij .it ti I 1'he ai nunl vslue of nirh Intir m i' ; i'li of is inieniv A liesllhv and It 1 1 rt puMn i.tuiMiit would iat onl rave nitul vl thu, but w oiild !of sve ictt tlitr and pa.n li nitiiy w ho if arttlr w tilcb air alund for thtir noiiiti it. far mute tlun their pecu i.lwv w..itb rw Votk Join ml of Conunrn e A 4!unlrl llelstren tr. lalikM.i.l i) iti4t a lnif r fi.m t i,r, ou lams a. inlif f -ting s.rnt-.t of H U, bet men Prince IU!nu n ermtem,, i titr! Hops, lo tei !m pufi o iimJiiisi i r - Pi gl,k, liil Arsb l,.ri t'I.e lMtoe rboe a wlufp atalitoii, n-ttiiC-l A '... 4, t uoirht Imiu S)ti alxtut two veil n, tut w.n!t he r te '.iiur!, while Mr It r.nle a be ver o) mre, timp. JU l.iiut, e ll i ted lioin Pi u'l d or;i nnd, Iii b'k, and n t I u I a Mr . I hooi) vii , T,ton ditoMia were tlut t l t i l.Mi!d I i, t, t the fSietle In t' e l..il, ! niu n ri !d of rtrn dst at d if ' e f tl rni In, H estinnor ahouid be li e w iftiit r, mi. e ll.ev bot'i d t. I ou lit nine J iv, .it wli.iti i K It e owmrof the Kiifliili l.pr h. ull ree if ih itikri 'I he tn! h I' r l.i''. Ui.l l v rnir IIbni iri hit Ml K'' I'"'.', o.:-l nf left to oi e J U 1. int eoinli.rt ci 1 in l!.e ,li-.i it t t tni,i' r'li fiutit I'l ro, ! htlf I f.tr, ii tl infill ti IT apptj'.t'rd; the ! botes j ronedrd al a w'. t r f(e Mii, t the ri I if wl( dine Peetl.nut l";n to tnanilett 'im ui.Mnrrw At eievvn a glri; was I wtr 1, ai.d broi k M dovn a'ltr a !' p of about f ve in'nulra lUlf au hour Jatt-r the Prine ai.d Mr. TLMupxiu luntJ stout to rtUitn 1 1 U.i f rticmr; mrt.t, 'he

Ecglish rasrt ao'taetlnifti ralklcjf ar.d soraetiraei trotting, when, after proceeding an boer aüd a bsjf, Ptechaut began to waver, ted Mr. Tboopit, see.ag that she was about to fall, alighted, the ' taare adrancad a few step farther, and fell to the ground utterly exhausted. After remaining for twenty minute beside Beechnut, the Prince and Mr, Ttoaapsoo left to obtasa assistance at the camp, the taare being still alive at their depsrtnre. Five tocn later an English vetcriciry surgeon, accompanied by a dromediry bearing water, arrived at the spot where she had fallen, when the was foud to bedeid, while vultures were already attseking tbe body. Ao examination of the mare by tbe surgeon showed thtt fbe IvJ died from fatigue, as the whole b-dy wis contracted fron a difficulty of repira lien. Prince Halim's horse A!i. in the mean time show eU lo lign of exhiutioj, audcontinted to bunt during the three following dsjp. The weight ctrricd bv Heechnut was eleven stui.e three pour. !, ar.d tht bv A'i-sa twelve tone four. iKr-m tba Saw Tork World j Summer Hnjof nient of the Jlawel tie Plr-ir of the ."ew YorKrn. Every summer two hundred pie-nics are given here by water transportation : about six thou sscd by land; eight hundred thousand dollars are invested in pic nie capital gronndp. budd ings, barge-, etc. Tea thousand persons, dur icg the summer, tire by the pitrotige of picnicers. There are two firms which absorb the busi neis of renting excursion birges to pic nic partiesII. II. Crost and Myers Co., both of West street, North river. These barge are double decked, provided with dancing floors, bars, and all the concomitants of a floating ballroom. They are used during the fall tad spring for carrying freight, but are fixed up ia the summer for lighter duties. They rent for seventy five dollars a day, exclusive of tbe bar, which costs considerable more. A tug boat to tQore them at the rate ot eight m'de an hour cots from sixty to seventy dollars a day. The proprietors of these bargca are authorized amenta for most of the pic nie ground adjacent to tbe water, such as Siint Ronan' Well, Newark Bay Grove. BIddle's Orove, Pleasant Valley and Fort Lee. There are seven first class pic-nic barges altogether, each bearing a fanciful name, such as the "Htrvet Home," the "Chincopee," and the "Anna." Most of the pic üc groves real lor twenty dollars a day, that is, the groves removed from the city; and then the gates can either be closed, or a ticket office established at the barriers, at the option of tbe charterers. Some grounds rent as Iowas ten dollars a day ; ethers, near the city, rent at $100 a day. Tbe bars of tbe boj.u often lease for enonuou sums of money. For the boiler-makers' excursion of last year the sub letae brought $250 for the day, and the lease cleared $350. The boilermakers gave the large-t excursion of the present year also, having sold upward of 3,500 tickets. Sunday school excursions on the water do not generally tile out more than 300 persons.

TO TRAVELERS. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE -roEG A Ij I 1 OKNIA, VIA THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA. (iHKULT I.EDUCED KATES OF PASSAOK FÜK THE SUMMER MONTHS. lacladios Railroad TTaiiportaticu from aspiiiwall t Panama, and ProTlston on board tbs StMmrs. Through to San Francisco in 22 day. leera3 Mfcornl Cabin. Kirt C'aMn . . , Jlii Mi 325 FAYAP.LK IN I'.RKEN BACKS. 02cTi and euliitpd nn-i bo Lave entered tb ariuy from tha I'aoSc Stati1-, an who have been bocirably .Jischarged tb ft-rf ice, will be furnished pi-ie a: half the regular rate. For passage, or farther iaforrcaticn, apply to the General Afcnt uf the Lfne, i. ii. AU.i:.t No. S PowLixo GatK, j'il d3weodl3w NEW YORK CITY. NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, Cabinetmakers and to the Public. Li:iS KOI.ll Plain and Ornamental Job Turner, South street, between Pennsylvania and Meridian streeta. Keeps constantly on hand a good assortment Stair BallUters and Newel Fouls, and turna them to order. Also, alt kinds of turning in building work done o order. 1 will receive all kinds of orders in turning iu the cabinet making line, bedsteads, table legs, Ac. AU work dene promptly, neatly and al reasonable prices. L. KOLB. aprl5-d3m TOBACCO, TOBACCO. a. a. mteRs. ill Y KS J. I. DRrMMOMD IIICUMIVIOIYD, Manufacturers autl Wliofcnhw, No. JiaiHl 3-1 SftroiitlSlrorf. ALTON, ILLINOIS. WE IIAVEOFKSKD A FRANCO HOUSE AT NO. ?? South Meridian street, Indianapolis, lud., where we will keep constantly on hand all styles of 3PICTC3- TOBACCO. We respectfully invite the tra'.e to call and examine our stock. WewtUsella low. If not lower, than the same stock can be bought In this or any other market. tnarO-dtf MYERS & DRCMMOND. medicalT Galen's Head Dispensary i:lutll!ir J Its MM) nil U 4'lmrterr by tli Legislature of Kentucky for tu ct trrntiiiritt of Sk' B .MAMsMMerev A'td all AfTertioiis of the Urinary and Re of lnt b S)se. jlmt rntustiRii. A I'ltIV Al I", ,tli;)ll Al, 0? TKNKRKAt. MSR A Sirs, btcluditia (Km.Hhtra, tileet, ruitiin. Jyjhlll, ltrl ture, Orar I, titnlir, Huprnres, Piles, Ktitnla, t'rlnary ltott, and alt lnesei if the K id oy s. Ill ad d r.Proat r at ( 1 1 n1 , and Pruilnal VeU'U-a, and their Ireatmeiit, IikIq line a rhspiar ti rrMAt.K MS It A M. with ib. ervettant on raarrlane and the tfteveuiiwii f coiirei-tioa. l.ou l taialot a TiialW ou Hi lf Atue, 't lruiaUrtha, sol aud Ner 4 vowalwlllity, lurr.uu an vi m i. ,!!' In both r; tt.a fTnit f these d ieas e (h. biKly and mind, ait . Aathor'a Mew Trealmoiil .f II the ra In full, the uly ttrre.vful tnalhtnl ff care, with n e .tmfi f Jua kery. Thlswmk Is iit a 08 V a !e'llrniriil, u a warnli i ai.d a t:',.a f.r manled ainl It I tha enly Dial cites h IreatmrtH ff all tli. abwe ttUeanea la plain Iriftuh, with fill directions fir seir-trestmenl, andronlama iittti h val'ial-l ltrirma(u.i .. iir la ii.rrtuii Iti nt I1 f.otU'St. Ttl fM W. 0 ll(M V.O j.Äf-..( , (H) I'aie and !( 1 1-rf if the al-w Snl lo a ) a-Urras la a le4 wrapper, in m'rtpt nf iie d(:i T aftluud tt as a'..? i-f tt aHa .., f t p! tt.gr t l-'inrl' uridrr tti. U .lll, l t i-f Sli) ul, sltotild fri r I Ha ttk, I'Mlt'lC 31 .ni. .tr-l, Ui.ff Mal ai d J.-f!.r. in, e ,de. T n.tif if la all U t.-r, d'.r-vl .. tlAI.KN Hr:i iHSrtNAUV I'wri4.', l,iutll, Ry MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY. PRISONERS OF WAR! ti. I'Mint s r a i " M'iMriiH in ii wr i iiuil aud In rtl '. l at Anuii.'Ull!, I'', M.IWm. Hnfish, l.it-hr Pr1..n, Klorrm, sl t Mr-r, .r r J;. l v i. i. i t their II. r., if IU a.i'.l.rr i dead, at, , ,, j., ,f the a the Ulesmer f-.iiai s, Ut I' i.. ii u ll.rlf inter! all al LAKE'S MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY, fill. I - III M-l-' r,.!.l,i, Mvl U JMl,t, llsll, p'SilS al el e i Itn II Vie. , J- W. I.I.AMC, Ufforr at ai..t t Umi A(i., luJ a ii..J,, It I , J'.a Idb.Jvi". Ju llu NOTICE. Ut ll1i;lisKHS.UK AM rU I.HoMMM, i riir fr tu Ike V tier sb m U , iil.f ry mm i.i vt r iiuatiwB, c sa bae aU U tr pai-ars Due l utt 1t rtfeU..s and ditaai atC'ul. Iliaaa s Military Itaia-t Aftx-j, pu.Ma ateirwililsa 1 1 all. IN., latf I'aVlie u in iL id t !!.. I!f J(MIN W lUkl

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DR. JOHN BULL'S The Lutcftt and Mont Important IJittcovery CF lilt NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man's name Is mar intimately connected with th LiJttry or MATERIA MEDIC A of tha United Statts, or raore favorably known as a pioneer in Medical Dicotery thau tiiat cf Dr. John Rull, ori,oui ille, Iientiirla . UU lniCiitabU preparation uf Al(MAIAtllL,IA has long stood at tha head cf the various r.rQ pounds ofthat valuable drug. Ill Compound of WILD CHERRY has become & household woid throughout the West and South. Iiis Worm Lozen gcd, iu l&xj than a year alter their introduction, attained a reputation As wide spread a tha continent of North America. But tbe crowning glory cf Lis life remains to te attained in his discovery, or rather combiuatUn, for he does not claim to have been tbe discoverer of Ci:i)ltO., nich Is the basis of the Bitters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants cf Central America, to whom its virtues have been known for more than two hundred year. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to the met deadly malaria and bandies without fear the most venomous terpents. Itiff a belief with them, that while there is breath In tbe bed v the Cedron ia potent to cure, no matur what the i-iea.' may be. While Ir. Bull i not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, ha is nevertheless satlsüed 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 ciiaiate, or to niia.-miatic influenae, it stand WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Jusily decree- the reputation it basso long enjoyed lu Ceiiiral Amvrit and thr tT est Indies. IN üY.Sl'EPiiilA Anil its attendant train of jruptoiuf. It acts more LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. There is nothing in the whale range of Materia Medica that can fjr a moment bear a comparison with It in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may be fouud in the 11th edition of the U. S. Dispensatory, page 13s7 and 13SS. A series of experiment In which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to ths public a combination of CEDRON with other approved tonics tha whole preserved In the best quality of copper dis. tilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident has n equal in the world. II might furnish a volume of certificates, but a b lie hav long sine learned toestlmaja such t. ...,,' o their true value. Tha safest plan Is for every one to te for him-elf the virtues of a new medicine. til vi. rni: CEDRON BITTERS ONI TRIAL. AND TOU Mill, 3KVkH tSK A.I UTUKhji. It Is Dot uei es-tary lo publish loii( llM ut dlra? for -hU h the CKI'RUN MTTKKM ate peiili, . Ii.alldls. a-s of the IIimvi'U, I.Ivst sir llfsliivy. In ail a9i tlvui uf IL UKA1N, Dh'l'KNDlNO L'l'ON UWHANOKMKN I OK TIU: SlOMAi'tl (K MOYYKLS, IN OOU r.KUlJUM .M AND NkUUAl.OlA, AND I.N FEVER AND AGUE. ll destined in u tr r 1 all wlhsr rtiiedrs. Ii lud i.i.ly rnr tl.s.a d! ut It prevents them. A Ine L .f the it.ti.rs, taaeti an Uur krre earh inaal, will wlvlate the ill rtTotta i f the uoi unhealthy cllmale, and leu lie persmi l.kli It aHa;u d;sa Uk Ur the aiusi I'J l f espvture, NoM Ii llriig.Ut t ii il liruirra llni. r ritlly . ir. .loiir m i. I., I'i'n Ifal lf, , Urth lf t, I ou IH. Uy . Mil l vtihil.KHii.y hT DAILY, REEFER & RUSH, 14 mi .Mr rMltin irri'l INDI.VN Al'ol.lM U ai.. . IIIM.IN SAUAKAUII.I.A, iiui.ii woum Dies, no v kit, SMITH'S T0NIÜ sYiiur tturi4Ur IIAll.a, Kl:t;il A Ml ll larUtldtlisinuatu

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$1X2 UFA C T U J. E U OF THE IMPROVED PANTOSCOPIC SPECTACLE, THf: BEST IN USE. MOSES' improved Pantoscopic Spectacles combine advantages me chanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles öftere1 in the 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 finest materials, and best workman ship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value Caution Xb Atti or PtdUii s anuluyt-J. CP" SenJ for a circular containing full ilet cription, prices, &.c, and how to ensure a perfect fit and hare them sent br mail. Address L. W: MOSES, Optician, 50 East "Washington St., Indianapolis,Inl. PROFESSIONAL. LI K SI O V A I- . Doctor Will. THOMSON, HAS REMOVED DIS OFFICE IKOil t VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WliKKKUK VVIIJ. CONTINUE to tri-at and cure Private Diseases, Iu all th!r specie, jtai'.-, raoiilication and pha.-e. Dr. Wm. Thomson will ive t( ach patletit a written iiihtrtiiiftt, biiidiiiR hiiuM-lf t efiect a radical and permai.eM ctiri, nr make no charge. treatiiient ot Private Di?eaes peily ine tLe year I.h5I tiireyeflr lntliecityol Uaflaif, N. Y . , eiftht years in Cbicuro, 111., an5 1 woyears in Peoria, 111. DurinK eiht years practice In Chicago, 111., Leiurei wvertLirleeo thousand cases. Dr. Wm.Thoion, in lis practice for SrrofuU, :li umatlc and general diseases f tLe Mood, uses a FuaiiKatinfj Vapor Path of the niot iüjjenlous Vin;i,in coijuuc lion with interual treatmi.t. SXMINAL F.MIS.lONf,thecrti,e;unue of-elf-al.ii.-e. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual Iiida!gepcet i practiced by the youlh of both ?exe.' to an almost unlimited extent, producing ith unerrii:R certainty tbe Mlow r. train of ciorbid symptotMs unless combated by scientific medical measures, viz- Sallow couutcr.ance, dark spots nnder the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the earn. KU! riuies Kke the rustÜn of leaves and rat tliii of chariots, unea.iiir 6s about the loiti, weakness cf the liiubs, confuted Ti-ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, liadence iu r.p; roacbiu.sc Uraugers, a di.-like t form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flu. hes, pimples and tariou eruptions about tbe face, furred toi:gue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, coii-umption, munoniania, and frequent ly insanity. The afflicted, on tbe fcrst appearance of any of the above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief. fSy0Qfce and Consultation Rooms No. 29 South Delware street, Indianapolis, lud. 1. O. Box 1650. Jauit-dly MEDICAL. MAN H OOB! How Destroyed, How Restored. Physician and Surgeon, No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. !? CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PBACTICR of Medicine, 1 treat by a new and reliable medium, aud with the happiest results, all forms of diseases uf tb Nerrous, Seminal and Urinary and Sexual systems. Young men with bollow checks and pallid countenance, telling In fearful language the silent working of some formidable disease undermining yourconstitntion, memory and reason. Lurrying you to a premature death, reflect while reason holds sway and avail yourself of a treatment that dissipates the slightest Ulea.e, ar.d cures the harrassing weakness and other can .n of rrlou diOIculty and perpetual annoyance. Mporniatorrbtea, Seminal Weakness, Ntturnal Emissions, Hetual Debility, Impotenry, ERects of Helf.ALuse, and tbclr results Inability to Consummate the Manlage Contract, Mental and Physical Prostration, Epilepsy, Iuanity and Consumption. The foe, Like a staauch murderer, steaiiy to Ms purpose, Presses hits cla-e through every laue ot life, Nur mle once the trsfk, but prees on, Till forced at lat to tbetrrnirtidous verge, And at one be Unk." Likewise, I will guarantee a radical cure uf üyphlll, Oonorrbcra and Uleet, in all their stagrs, entirely re. moving from Iba Mond ib lau spatk of tbr terrlMt dlseavrs that gradually burn up the fountain of life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. the b.'suly atid ri'rrme itellraiy of the frtnate utuanliatlwii, lo ay iiotl lt.g of ll plij -.lulogh al i hat a tcrl tu ate stm lent Indication that It I sulrct to farms of d!ra an I to -l;U( atloo peculiar to lt!f. 1Ue pb)i( lsn i f Iba ptssetit day doe hot i. uuiitf r any more furtn of ulorina diar than did the physician -t nriy years agu but oxtlug to the prenent ot isl ootidlilwn of iinn, her iImvs'. ate Increased to frefitionvy. and ti the truth of Ihl a sritlou the loelan h.-ly deaths by rvn.uitiptloti Lear 4 Uns. At tli" Amerl. i i Dlpe'isry we treat by a near method, and v h the bappla.l fesolts, Prelsp au l'ttl, (falling i i the wuiul ,) KrupUii of the Hkla, ChUn'l, hi tJu ni siii kiiri Lara. irrUrd l y r!b wUh, dirt gn . ii a'l r 'f tb surfarrj Kti1lo MkhIsiii, i r ab.,,i M,i,.iriHi'H Ameimrfhea, or U. tsntiitu of the Mstirj iy. en. nort ts, a palt.ful and ililf cull (lew of Ui Mru.o , ,Mii.inl.SHis, or pf4ua Men stnialloiij liulnnibra, . i i'vra.ive and altired scire11. .ii of lie inucu -jrei eially wltlte, i f nesily rft.-rs and trail paett. (trader, I hate Kirn..u laof dur." that ate sillb in ri-iualoa uf all as. Mhrihc-r Insul J ut im luarrle-l; an I t tuari l t I msle w.ul I ssy thai tlie are many other furtn of diseases eci,,r t y..nr set diases of Pregnancy, l'rturllin, and La. tat on, d which spa will ii l a I mil alt eluil!ati-ti. I mid it f r lh teusivil rhamOvr, aJ'tn.g but in inr dii4 lo lhll;,aiidibal Ii r.rtiilT-- L lrri:.n ofil.e ii.ty of the I tern. If ar aniwied with wruaole knn or m.; a etuUage I tto H ld J lii.i n,rh i f IM liiars lef, ) n hae no lint" ti spar, tut at once apply fr m-d csl a'd. If tixt late to art ! the 1 1 , l I at Us.l ble In palllalelha ;a plcln, all tl iiiuoiho 1 1.- ps!)i wsy to an untune' , -rave, In a rosji'il'y imiih. tl'e ili-r I r tn.U t ..il.tr ie I r'gir. I r..r the paiirnl l renn a! rm. ed. In saute ra an em latlmi a (tie Ti l Ind. M!' Ibal attracts iL attttdion of Hi paM'tit's f r I -l . Ai . her, readrr, Ist tue rail yur satue.l al ' ri.tini li he lartul lg. H. an .f Dm .r I "!"? U Hul oljr rutitiu!ia Iii Jraini ffS'nf, but the esrilett i..t 1nat otliH.MH s)iiitliM s .f ('oimtilliptU U, Ulluj'Iei of which et InveiUbljr ml wlih I youi g Uli .' gltlrd wilh ki-U Int. Ile tual eti'lew Mr t, leflnrd a". imib'Utliiihl, t,.l r)r liaO.li t ith hbt.alHfll tnlianrjr nc. rrarllr ihe I ,..li.-iti a bli.f lh f lorlplenl !), tm b.f onal hrti 1 rue, als' Ibe p.l iiig "Coiisiiiiiptlxiia' iherk l.e'rf l""k lmfe purs, Aixl lovaly, Ifcan uru il all rufe. And Jt that t loam, so fre.h o still, list lent ii f rtiiig aid te kill, And isk, iu ike h ' bit" hu, lf i ktiei, lUa'h and sufterli i !"' Tt"lk h'i, Jnt viewing tt' t si fall, CuM dream thai dealb sm tuerI" A.Uieas 1. O. bv l.i.l JLn)(r.re hour rrotu MM loll' M Htu Sf. HH, flit Vaablnfbit) Ml, l4 ai,lovii,Ul?a f.tlo dir

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REDUCED PRICES. WABREIV TATE, DOOR, SASH & BLIND b?' rz: rar cnr hvl. No. 38 South New Jersey St., INDIANAPOLIS, I5D. HAVING en band alarms stock of Doors, Kinds, Sasb, Frames, Ac. I am selling the same at greatly reduced prices. All of my manufacture ia warranted both as to materlall and workmanship. I balers and Cuildera are solicited to call and examine ffiy stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. A full itock cf Foorin?, Ihressed Lumber, Weather Boardiag. Molding. Drackets and other Manafactnred Building .Material always on band Flooring worked and Limber drefsed and sawed to order. mjl)-i2ai "THERE IS NO SUCH VORD AS FAIL" 'JET HU. 9sX C0WIi)UKD EXTRACT OF CIinisBS AD COFAIBA, IS A CEE,CERTAINV5D SPEKDT CURX FOR ALL diseases of the Bladaer, Kidneys acd Urinary Organa, either la the Male or Ferna!, frequently perforate a Perfect cure in the short space f three or for days, and always In less time than any other preparation. Ia the use cf TAEBAST'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CCBKBS AND COPAIBA, there h no need f confinement or change of diet. In its approved form of a paste. It to entirely tasteless, and causes no unpleasant sensation to tbe patient, and no expo"- H 1 now acknowleged by the most learned In the profefsion that in tbe above cases of dUeases, Cnbeba and Copaiba are the only two remedies known that can be relied npon with any certaiaty of success. TAKKANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEB3 AND COPAIBA NEVER FAILS. Manufactured only by T A ft It A X T A. Greeuwich Street, New Yfcik. jrrSoI J by r.-uggl-t. all ever tbe World. aprt9-"dly thc RASTERS , for tfs IN THE STATE cj INDIANA ' . a 111) - - v : " - - . mi ii il t - t - .im i ; ' lt:IILr!trn r i? A Ea so coNxt:cTiox vrnii axt ctxht-k -vxKun Kryx of the same nacp. in or out of Iul;anaiolii W. & II. OLTJiy. Prenrietor VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. 1865. 1865. "kliibteeti years eslabll.bed lo N. r.C'ly," "Duty Inrallthld tsuiedy k.H.,, 'Free from Polon.M "Nit dangrroua lolhe lltunsn Fam Ir "list ri-nie oil! vf their b. 1o d ,( "Oostur1" Hat, Roach iic, Exter1 t a a ps'le Used fr .!. ,. . '" ..ii 4 iti t .V f .1 t, Ac Ac , Ac , A r. "öostar'ß" 13ed-13u Extormiuator, I liijuld r ws'li. V'd dt.inf, ai.d al a. a pia. Klilite f.f WMIh, Ai "OudtarV1 Ulectrio Povilor for Insects U f.,r t . M, .1 .; 7. v a. Hf.lt, . .K,, . '!,!!,!', flm 'l, .l'i.', if . , i. j J i I If a! I I'turfe. 1 si.. I rt4.!ei . vi iy h h. te ' I ! ! isaa t ! ! id ail ttb1 l.i.Mal lo ,!" 'ha! .r'" iin I. ... )( u.,H.Ml an I I lak brf.ne 7..14 but, IIIMt II. OSI tt. tiyri ira i lri, 4-J l'.ow t, N 1 txHr"' I ly all lrugls and talr. Iu li.liai.sp I 8 ; r . kaiimi;k- a s 11 houmkk i:i:ii:ks ManiM r )H t ibat liuti'lrrda of il'illar worth u( Oikln, riüla!n. ' , tr nrf)ullo JratrovH L Hate, MU Ants, att! m!nr I narrt ati4 erinin - II nf which rah frrtentM hy few .iollars iiith of lVfiV Hal. IdiAfh, Am, 1 , Y.f terminator, iHMnjtil anl tiel Irrel?. ffT I'T llfuwi iii k i, S'f ait K VIutft. Tvii!lu.ti C 'k, Y. Y-i'Utt, WLotrealo st.1 llotall Afient. lo IhJiatiaLOla, ludUtia, atht br II Prui'i af J Pcalrri

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w H EO I K 0 R Z P 0 0 Hi v-3 Ü H CO S E-i Q W W Ü w PS VI TS ß h to 0 H 0 H K to 0 et 0 z B04 REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 4 - y; se ' 0 St is. July-7-dly MEDICAL. BIIE1.W TT ILL CUItE CATARRH. WILL CURE COLD IN TUE HP.AD. WILL CURR AN OFFENSIVE BREATH. WILL CURE PAIN IN TIIK UF.AD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN THE NOSK. Vv lLL RESTORK THE SENSE OF HEARING . WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SKiHT. WILL RESTORE TTIE SENSE OF TASTE WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. WnEN CAUSED BY CATARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, As Is bow admitted by all Informed, canslng Irritation and Inflammation of the mucous membrane, while tbe Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and trradnally retnores all unnatural Incrustations and deposits, restoring Ihe deceased membrane to Ita normal condition. A alncls Until tvlll lnt ia .lonlls-lot br 11 eil Hire lliiir n dny. vrr cvitK iitnnut.YTi:t j& IF DtKKCTIONS ARE FOLl-OWKD. t5iCull fur i Circular tlrtcriling all Symj,tum$ Dr. i. ii. si:i:i.vi: ro., Kot a pkomtKTM, Cbkago, lllltioia. JI I'lsbwralnry at Freeport, Illluwis. AT WHOLESALE LY JOHN D. PARK C.u;ui.el!,J. WM. JollNMiN Wtrolt, Muh. DAILY, KKK1EU .1 IU'511 Irl'insp-!!.. Iiiton N1NU k HIUN . ..Ind anapol;. Jl V'Aud fur sal y all lruKlt. dc 1 4 -vl 1 fl I,i,.!a! V!i.-. l.ffU I r- irirr-.t rj' Utter 1 r I i 1 ot tni) Vouiiu' .Tlfii'n ,11 nl I ra I l1vlri's ("1 RATL'ITOCM a.lvt.e given la di..aes of Ike t..rI vous uilnal, btliiary and seiual or gar , In the rrpotl i f ibaWe.tarn Hrdh al Atsix lalb.u, tshl. b ate swnt by mall In a!.l etiv. lopes, free ef barg, Tha sirgariUallon waa formed lo dlspen.o hew add r liable Ir.atmeiit, aud I fomp.ned of tbo well kh.e hjU isii,l b'iii all Utters linul he dire led, IJ'W. JACKMO.I, UKIlltltUT CO , ML. 11 n. M Clorlitiiall.O DOCTOR BIOELOW, Ofco 170 f outh Clark Stroet, of .ne, f.'JTTXf Post OfflDS (Idl, M. All n.riid' an 1 "anal iai f a Piliala a i I lil.l4 .Vlir, ti4t. lili Mui'tiab ... I ii. . r i a. I - 1. 11I la 1 1 II aiili, f r I Ii- and nil. f.n. I n till shed ri -iiihly. i"'.l I r It if t I tUiok the illli.c f a j hisi. un I. .-a t , 11 1 a 1 1 n 11.. 1. hnit.iitl th .Mill M wl should b. wrtti feslllg It etil In I data seal I entel--p-, I. .of lbl(. Al'ii.l .tcry 1. aar. a b li.alI by inatl. I. 1" iiv it it any adireM IaIim, eend $ 11 rij tiseftitular if .ii l;,mJ tha lal'it an I bt I ressiitstls a cf nntfyi -U bnwa. fteo"i Separata for Ladia and C.ti.m.. ( oNiuLTATioNHTorncr, rniE ( s Ilresa 1 rnfo t a. at. I r m .(.itnaU.f ihira or Nervirtts IMMr, a ri. warraiit-! tom:iio a 1,1:. Iiisi.At I wm ir it'll ci riiMTiHTni.tio alk. ' la Wart.l. and balf barrels, put aale ly i. 4 V. Dt'fCAN, Ag.at, a.ar?t dlf .'6 lb MerlJIan street loilUaapolto

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PETROLEUM.

THE FIRST NATIONAL COMPANY, Organ. red under the laws of I'eLLejUacIa, Jf0 ember, JsC-l CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000. I'ar Value of Miiires $5 Rich. A I.iuitku Auoixt or Stock rot alt ir THk LO AT CA?B SLBfCRiniOM FfctCK OF $3 00 FEE SaslC. No Liabilhy (o Stockholders 1 Le liuJd of Ihi 0vaipAQj enitractDf orer l7,ft.Kj acted io rat simple and lea-c-LuÜ, are cituatevl io lue VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION! TLe IS.l acrt-s wl.'ulj the.v own on tbo A!!e chauy. two mile? alwvo I'reiJent auJ ouy tivo niilc" fi itn the new 250 birrt-1 well on Pitthole Crttk, and tht lcae of 132 acreof thecolei br.ued "Wilkin Tract" aloti. are ample baiiis fur any Üotnpanv, add nre worth more thau tLe entire Capiul in.ck of the Company. There o ate SEVEN NVELLS now In succeshful opera -tiou, tieldiug larpelj, from which rtular oouthly dividend of two ran caT. are beio paid to all etock holders, and there is iTiar -si RANCK that tlii.- Company will aoou be able to pay from SIX TO TEN I'KK CENT. UiVf DEN US. The First National Petroleum Co. Rauks among the firit claaa Compahiei, aoi i justly eaiJ to be the most aucccMful uf 407 yet orgatiied. II? reputation ha now become o thoroughly eHtablihed, that no mere need b said on that point. There are greater induce menu and better opportunities to make money on these Stocke than any other In eiiiteuce, while at the same time they atet.oou t-aoraaiT for auy and all pcraoti to bold. From the New York Herald J "Newt baa born roceired and abuudautlf conCimed from eevrral aourcoa, uf the striking of new 5W0 barrel Well ou CLrrry Kuu. above the Herd Wsjll, a raw aona raou tu rturtaTT or Tit k FiaaT NanoiAL rTaomu CouraMv." Kiotn the New York Evening Eiprrea J "Our telegraphic dispatch? teceivtv) U da from tlie Oil Itegiotja, iuforrn u of the tlrikibi of a ttHK) barrel flowing well ou Cherry Jtun, aaa Tilt FiaT National i'tiaoLavu CoMranr rfrtii. Ctietrv Kuu Stocka will belade ruand to ruorrvw (From the Nw York W'..flJ J "lua Fiaar Nation at. J'naotaiai Co air 4 t I a firet i-la orgaiiUalloii, hoai oßi'ero are ol the hie luvt aiaiiiJitig. and we chert fully recoo turndit to all tarli" drsiroua of pun basing ro liable atorka The fJrnrral Suni,(f hdcnl U plotirrr la the Oil buainee, and well knout as tuest nicirnt maiiijc'r." Froiu tlio Now Tofk I'fibui.e "Tin Fiasr N iioil I the uame of the t'e Itutruru Coinpativ wlnto prorclua and Uiap ore brfoio us. 1 he ieu.ra whii h we w aiuon the UirecUra arr ample t evouiturndtliou for ihla Coiaiiy. and a euflirient KuaraitNi of it future management." t'fT'AtL '! 1 er Malt oa ufiuawiai win a mmrtit an n n ? 1 tu nit Mri i Alt, .'UK, I t7f0. rrsrt.iia.Mo Aicoois and EitLauAe lirolrf waiitrvj iu tfef til) afiJ tou lu tit United Slalea and UUU rroviuieo, with wloui Lbrral arrslietoeiita will be- made. ttT All orJera a.d appU atioua, whottor by Utttr or oll-rfwiae, uuill aJJfrivl tu 11. . tiowi: wV o., Oo at at ua 10 si klaacaaaTa, tuatU dtl 43 )Ufl; Hl , N Volk.

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