Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4594, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1865 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL

FRIDAY MORNINO. JULT II. zt9T9 nctatitiicenctu of 7lr Lincoln. Mr. OAirima contributes to last week's la dependent another chapter of Lit rtmiotictnce of Mr. Litem, from which we take t!e fv! Wwlng: Ui until SomsthUig waa said about lh play of liamlet. Mr. Lincoln wake5 up with tbt mention of tbe therse, and soon after said, (and I have oiten tboog ht ot bit words with a a4 intern since bia own lauttioaiion), "Tbc it one of the play of Htm 11 hieb ia apt to be- slurred over by tbt actor, or o rollte J altogether, which seems to raj tht choicest part of tht play. Itii."ba went oo to aar. "the soliloquy of tht king after tht murder. Ii always struck Bot aa ort of tht ftaest touches of nature in the world." Kernainicg in thought a few tnataeota, ba ron tinned1. "Tbt opening of Iba play of King Richard tbt Third sevens Vo me often enliraly miaappre bended. It ii 'uitt common for in actor to cor a up jn tbt tagt, a ltd. Id a ajphomorieat attic, to begin with a flourish: ''Now U the wkblsr ef cur l.4,nUl MMi f.orlsus snir.mr by III) snn ef lrk, Ai1 ail the rlouds that loitered cjfn Mir boue I'l tha dp boson ef tbs cx-ttn t cried ',' a a .Vow," raid he, 'this la all wrong. RlcLsrJ. you remember, had Lean, ar.d was then, plotting tba destruction of his brothers to make room for himaaif. Outwardly tht moat loyal to tht ntwly crowned King, secretly ht could scarcely eontaio hia Impatience at tha obstacles atill In tbt way of hi own elatation. lit appears upon tbt staeejual after tha crowaiojj of F.lwsrd, burning with represse J hste and jealousy. Tht prulogoe ia tht utrrance of the moat interna bitterness and sal!r.M Theo, ooeonatlously assuming tht character, Mr. Lincoln repeated, a!o from memory, "Rica ard'a" solilo'juy, rendering it witk a Jore af farce and powar that rnsde i imui likt a taw cnttian to me. Though familiar with the pit aar from boyhood, I can truly aay thai I barer till tb at moment had fuily appreiatei iu spirit 1 coul) not refrain frnm lajiog down lay pilette and brushes, and appiiuding the President heartIty, upon the concluiioa, ftyinf, it thturao time, half ia esrtest, that "I waa not aura but that ht had made a mistake in tht choice of a profession," considerably, as may be Imagined, to hia cnutmmt. 4 1-ftliIlJlXTUL aiSSsei. It will be rernsuiberal that to extra session of Congress waa called in July following Mr Lio coin inauguration. In the message theu aent ia, speaking of secession, and the measures taken by the Souttern lcadera to bring it about, there occurs tbe following remark: " With rebellion that lugar-coattd, they hat bran drugging the public mind of their section for more than thirty years, until at length they have brought many good met) to willingness to take up arm agaloit the Government," etc. Mr. Defrees, the Government printer, told me that whon the message waa being priute 1. he ws a good rie.il disturbed by the ue of the ternVaugtr-codted," and finally went to tht President about it. Their relations to each other being of the usost intimate character, he told Mr. Lincoln frankly that he ought to remember that a mcsage to Congrc was a different afftir from a speech to a uai lucetinc in Illinois that the nicssnjo beciime a part of bitory, and aliould be written accordingly. "What M the mttrr now?" ir.rj'iired the Trepidant. " Whj," iid Mr Defrccs."yo'i hxrc u?eI n undignified eijreo-'ion in the meiuye;" and then, rending the paragraph alctid, be a JJ'd would alter the structure of thit, if I were you." " Defree'," replied Mr Lincoln, " tht wo'd eiprt'iae precisely my idea, and I am not going to change it. 1 he time will refer come iu this country when the people won't know exactly what mqar coated ' means." Frora tba Sew York World, Julj 4. A Ileart-IIonae for York A it op. tlati off Hie Frrnrli 1'lan. llitiog treated our unfortunate dcid ii; New York, tor many years, with no more regard thsn if we wer tiring m the era of the plague, when the dead cart rattled along to the morotonous cry of " Unng out your corpses !" it hs at laat been determined to establish public morgue. The fuur commisioncre of chiti(s nt; J corrections hsro resnlrrd to establish a dead-house at the Ucllerue Hepital, on the French plan, and give the rcUtires of unrecognized bodies time and opportunity to recorer them. Heretofore a hi:y inquest, a lapie of a few days, ar.d the ghatly Potter' field hTe terminatel the career of the robber' victim, or the drowned and hastily-deceased stranger. The " Morgue" is an old and worthy im-titution in Pari, and the fame and benificence of it hare gone orer the world. It formerly stood on one of the public quays, adjacent to the Pal -i is de Justice, and was a single-storied stone building, divided into three apartments. The yrrfe, or keeper lived in one end; the dead were stretched upon slats of zinc at tho other, and the middle space was reserved for visitors, who wero admitted without restriction from daylight to U o'clock. Alter the gates closed, special admissions on the part of bereaved people were allowed during the whole night. The grtfft was allowed to receive oo presents or money tor agisting folks in Cad inj their friend a, and to charge was made upon any one recognizing or claiming a body. The sanitary character of the pUce was perfectly attended to; water dropped from above upou the beads of the corpses exposed. They were kept tbehiud a gla-'ii partition, and the clothiug was suspended above the head., with whatever trinkets were found upon the bodies. They were entirely nude, excepting a cloth about their wauts, and were exhibited for two week?, in cae their tute of decomposition permitted. A new mrguc wis opened last yesr upon the IU deCitr, in the retr of the cathedral of Notre Dame, ince the old morgue occupied some (round required for a grand new barrack. The new morgue, in adtmuiitration, resembles the t&l; but it is more retired and epicious, and the aexes are kept in different chambers. We teed a morgue here more thn at Pari, as we bave more violent death, and the gm! cumber of immigrants arriving here delays recognition. Men are constantly found fioiting in our docks, and inquiries are contantlv being made for men untimely buried. Io all foreign con2tries every preciutioa ii taken to properly respect the unrrcoinixed unfortunate. The aciety of the Mi-ereeordit, In Florence, to bury the strangers and the needy, is of five centuries standing. Its active members wear masks, and by night carry torche, chsntiag dirges as they carry the dead. In Germany, every cemetery hits attached to it an o&ker whose busineis it U to guard against too hasty interments A rope is tied about the bead of the dead, and made fist to a b11. It he stirs io hU coffia, he is lookeJ to, trd, if pojible renucitated. The new morgue, ia N'ew York, should not be put so fir from the populous heart of the city as at Bellevue, but. whereever placed, it is an excellent introduction. Why Uoman tl)rrn.' Fzcsi the Saturday Review. The tree explanation of tba prevai'irg extravagacce in ccatcrre is that we-rren drcs for one another. Id other wordj. ltey drens for rri which can appreciate tbt material and estimate the cos; of every separate article tliey have on. It is quite true tht miny men care aa maca fcr, and are as competent to give an op'.uion oc the appearance cl" their wives, or a stars, or friend. s anv no toter of fem! acquaintance; but the ground upon wh'ch the two c!ses of critics will baiw their several jedgments will al ways be distinct, ar.d the conclusions iht melve rot ucfreqcectlv uite crpesitt Ak a ratn and a womsn who is the beat d re Med girl at the bV.l. and you will hardly ever find them erjeeir.g ia their acawer. Go a step further, an i compare the costumes which hae been selected, and you will discover almost to a certainty that the woman has singled out tbt moet expecaive dra in the room, while lb nan has simply asked hlmelf which is tbt most becoming. Tht ere his suffered herself tobe sc impressed with the riebneaa of the material, the elaborateness of the exbro'.dery. the costliness of tht trimmings, that in tht end she has found it timply impoaaiule to leave these thinca out of the calculation. The other, happy io bis ig-.o raDce. has looke-1 olj at the general effect, and bas probably given the preference to a young UJy whose gowo bis co ether merits thsn those of being scrupulously oeat. becoraicly cut, and perfectly well made

The Dlfftrencf. Iba qnartar of London quite as fashionable as Madiion Square Is for .New York, a company of noMcmen and gentlemen hayt erected a hotel it a a eipee of $100,000. Tb bciMic la splend.d, ahke as 13 it dimensions, iu style, Its dfecrstiot s, sr..l Ui fcrttshlEs;. Kf fry loprore. veroant suggested by our American hotel system, as wU aa by tht best Paris hotels, has been IctrodcccJ. The bu'.ld'.cg Is perfectly fire proof; but as an extra precaution against all sorts of risks, water 1 io ibucdactly lypplied from ai artesian well, to tanks dlsttitatei throughout tbt building, that anything Io the sbap or a fre could be querch alnoit in an ititant. It Iscalcoltted that this London west end hotel will accomodate two thoucand guests; and the character of the directory, as well as it uo equalled situation, will coro to it the ruoat d.stinguishtd patronage Vet the managers bring above the Tulgsr snobbery which seeks for eiclusiveneae iu excrUiiaut cUargea, dsatiortly anbounce that a single gentlcoao may have a bt i roopjby t' t night as low as eighteen pence Such figure a this anywhere weat of Pearl street or Aieuut C, In Ntw York, would t e sneered at as a ensne and vulgar iui position, and tht hotel iuelf would be damned forever ia respectsb'e t eople's eyry. Yet the directors ol this London irsntution have planted their cheap board. nr. liout alorgsidt of Prioct LMward of aaxe We tnn's palatial residence, In the very centre and heart of the best London society Their President is the Premier Karl of Knglsnd, and tht Prince of Wales presents LlcaeU among the proprietor at their opening to declare tht hotel equal to tht best In New York. Eighteen pence a night! "Whew!' .exclaimed that most luxurious and -nobhish of his kind, the flew York "gent" "what a rid.culons figure for a man of meaus." And so it is a very ridiculous figure f f - mtn whose "mfana" art the only creJsr.tlals hebst to appear among well-bread people an entirely lidiculous figure, la fart. Tendering such a sum lor a night's lodging, our srobblfb friend would barely know himaaif from an assistant waiter ro morj would anybody elae. This I )ast the difference: Our "geot" pavi $5 for the respectability of tht Ibiog. A man of ' bralos and ene pya bt eigbteeu pence and lets his tti ectability take cart of itself. To bt farhionabV, thcrefort, atnoo us a landlords muitt ee that bis tariff U high enough to suit hit patrot.t't tastes. Ar.d that, ae repait lsjut the diflerenre New York Times.

MEDICAL. Galen's Head Dispensary llatnbllatird lit MM) ran it (?liiarlrr by Hin IjCKlelatiire) of Kentucky lor Ihr Ircnfinent ol m.' mm mmm B Si mwmimb 8 li,7J tJt2 Is KJTESS Acd all Affections cf tba Urinary and Gee cf both 8ia. JUST rUBMSHKD. A flCIVATK .tlllDICAl OTt TK5ZRKAL DISEASES, tncladlog (vnorba. Gleet, ayphtlla, trlcture, Gravel, tfone. tui:a i Kupturea, nlea, Kl.tula, Lrinary Drpottts, and all Dtceaes of tba Kidney, Klatder.Prortrate Gland, and StminaJ Veaiclea, and tbeir treatment, Including a chapter on Ff.MALE DlSKAh. with ob. servattoRS on marriage and tha prevention of conception. Cwntalaing a Treati ou Self Abuse, BpennAtorrbea, Sexual and NeroulvMl!ty, Harrenrjc and ImfKtnc In both sen; tla effects of these dUcacf a on tba body and mind, and tba Anihcr'a New Treatment of all thet cases In fill, tha only ancceiibfal m ft bod of care, w ith an exposition of Quackery. This work ia not a quark advertisement, but a wanucg and a jcutde for y arned and f iug. It Is the only book that rl'M the treatment of all the above diseases la plala FDRlUh, with f all directions for self-treatment, and con taius mncb raluallo lufomiAtion not proper to mention In a patlic notice. Thr tror coittainsUO pagett, au i 100 plates and eiirav'.n- of the above dl-ases. Sent to an) aldressln a sealed wrapper, on receipt of onedclUt Thon aSIlcted with anv of tba above dliaae, before pladng theniKelvea nuder the treatment of any one, sbonM f rt real this work. OKFiUK 31 Fifth street, between VTiriet and JerTerson, west To 1nare ti?ty to all letters, direct to QALKV? U KAfi DISPgrtSAKT Drawer 217, L;n!vll! . Ky X (U-dAwlv A CARD TO THE LADIES. DE. DTJPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, rt)R FEU ALES. Infullible iu Correcting Irregularities, IteiuoviiiKObMriictioii or tlic Jlonthly Turns, trout Whatever Cause, and Always Successful as a Preventative, And the "only sure" and CKRTAIX RKMEDY for all those antict'nRcomplainta o peculiar to the sex, whether "married or single." These IUI are nothing new, but have been used by the Doctors for many years, both In France and America, with unparalleled success in every case; and he Is nrged by many thousand ladies who have used them to make the Pills public, for the alleviation of those suffering from an; irregularities whatever, as well aa to prevent an tocrcase of family where hea'.ih will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated, or those auppesinir. themselves so, are cautioned against using these 1111 while in that condition, as tka proprietor assumes bo responsibility aftar the above admonition, although tbslr mildness would praventany wiiscbiof to bealtb. Otherwise the t ills arerecommended. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. S0000, BOXES HAVE BZ R 5 SOLD 15 TWO TEARS Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by myself and agents, to all parts of the world, to which answers have been returned, la wbich ladies say nothing like the above Tills bave been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDICINE DAWNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING. OBTRCCTIONS AND RESTORING NATL" RK TO ITS riiOPEKCHANNEUquietin? the nerves and restoring tha'roiy color ef health" to the cheek of the meet delicate. TRICE $1 00 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for5 00. Sold by all Druggists, and by the following Jobbing and Dreg Houses, Agent for Indianapolis, Indiana: (Ladies, by sending 1, can procure the Pills, sent confidentially by mail, and without observation, to any part of the city or country,) and for sale by T0ML1NSON L COX, No. 1. East Washinrten street. 8TKWAKT MORGAN, No. 40, East W.-hingtan street. W. I. IIASRITr t CO., 5o. 14, Wc.-t Washington street. H. II.LKK.No IS and 20, Bates Block. J.F.SKNOUR, So. 5, Bates House Block, and by DAILY, UEEFUIt A UUSII, Wholesale Druggists, No. 73, South Meridian street. G. S. LACET.GeneralTravelirg Agent for the Western States, IS?, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois. N. B. Nene Genuine unless the box is signed "S. D. HOWE." Jan31-dlyeud EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, AST TBI UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. WFFICK ON THE CO UN KB OP WASHINGTON ANS J Meridian streets, Indianapolis. Three daily Kxpres to New Tork; Two daily Kipraea to daclatia.il, aad Two daily Expresses to Chicago and St. Louis; Tbt above Ocipaa are tV e only priviiegiXapresD the followlsa; rda, via: INDIANA CENTRAL: ULFATKTTF I CHICAGO; INDLVNArOUS 1 TESU; TKRRK BAUTE RICHUCN1J; BELLKFONTA.LNK k INDlAIiATOUS. Money, pakare. TakaV.es and fre'.gbt carried Ith Safety and d!puh, and In charge of special and e Sir! act nvt!geri. Notes Bl'.ls ad lra; w.u te prompt!? collected arf ready returns maos j. BUTTZSVinLD, AenL NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, Cabinetmakers and to the Public. I11S KOI. It, riaia ant Orcaitental Job Tcrni er, onth street, between resTiylvania ad Merld.au street Keep contantly oa hisd a pood assortment Slair BaUiüW aad Newel Toyts, and turns tbem to order. Also, all kiu't cf tnrctng in balldiaj werk Iece to erder. I will rece-vetU k fads of orders la turning It the cabinet wiakir r !'.ne. b1-tea I. table legs, ie. All work Jose pT-wptiT, i rly and at reasonable Pes. L. KüI.B aprlS 'a T A. HEITZ, COHHERCIAL HOTEL, One Square North of Union Depot, East Side of Illinois Street, IS ÜIAAFULIS, IX D. fpUlS HOTEL HAS BEEN RZCITLT REFITTID 1 and rafomiahed. The Uavel'.nf inbli will be aSwnvryatteatloB tonaaetaem flat boaae.

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DR. JOHN BULL'S 1'CH.M) (HI)ltl)l HI I'll. IIS. 11m LiUchI and .11 oil Im porlant Dixiovrry or t;ik XINETKENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man's name la more Intlnataly eonuacMd with the bl.trv or MATKltlA MEDIC A or the CoIt4 ta!s, or more favorably known as s pioneer In Medical Discovery than that of Ir. John Hull, orrou.Mvillo, III. luimltable preparation of MAItIAlAltll CA baa long stood at the bad or the various ron pounds ofthat valuable draff. Hie Compound of WILD CHERRY become a household word throughout the West and South. His Worm Lozeugs, ia I cm than a year after their introduction, attained a reputation As wide spread as the continent of North America. But the crowning glory cf his life remains to be attaiued in bis lincovery, or rather combiuatlon, for be does not claim to have been the discoverer of Ci:i)KO,, which is the basts of the Tiittcis now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native Inhabitant of Central America, to whom its virtues bave been Known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids deflsnco to the mot deadly inaUMa and handles without fear the riost venomous serpents. Itis a belief with them, that while there is breath in the bod the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter w hat the Ue may be. While Ir. Bull Is not prepared to eudurce this ettravasraut pretension, he I. nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that aa a remedy and preventative of all diseases arising frmn exposure, either to change of weatber or cll.nate, or f o rdsiuatle influences, it stands WITHOUT A RIVAL! An.i junttj deirrves the reputation it hau so long eojoyed n Central America and the West Indies. I IV DYSl'EPSLl And Its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more LIKK A CHARM than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole range of Materia Medice that can for a moment bear a comparison with it in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plsnt may be found in the 1 Ith edition of the C S. Dispensatory, pages 1387 and 1388. A series of experiments In which Dr.Eull has been for years eagaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and be 1. now enabled to offer to the public a combination of CEDHON with other approved tonics the whole preserved In the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is coufldeut bas n equal in the world. He might rurnUb a volume or certincates, bur ob lio have long since learned to estimate sucht..- jo their true value. The safest plan Is for every one to te for himself the virtues of a new medicine. iiivc rut: CEDRON BITTERS ONF TRIAL, AND TOÜ VTL". NKVKR CSK AN OTHERS. It is net necessary to publish a long list of diieae for which the CEDRON BITTERS areaepeciSc. in all 01 eases of the Bowel, Liver or Kidneys. In all aSectloas of tha BRAIN, DEPENDING CPON DERANGE MENT OF THE STOMACH OR ROWELS; -ISGOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It Is destined to supersede all other remedies. It cot only cures these diseases, but it prevents them. A wine glass of the Bitters, takeo an hour before each meal, wiU obvute the HI effects of the most unhealthy climate, and screen the person taking it against disease nader the most trying exposure. Sold by IlruftRUl and lirocere (ien ertalljr. nr. j on ui; Li., Principal OJCce. fifth Street, LcsUvtle, Ky. SOLD WHOLESALE BT DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, 73 Kotatta .Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. Who else sU BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. Ksaxabr DAILY, KKKrU KFSU deetSf4-4yvl3teaa).

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ItPefacfc M;Ut MANUFACTUULU OF THE IMPROVED TANTOJOOPIO SPEOTACLt, Tin: nr.sT in use. MOS KB' improved Panto-cojii Spectacles combine ndvuntages mo chnnical and philotJophical to be found in no other Spectacles oflcrc1 in the Went. MojeV improved Spectacles lj only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to Htrengthen and preserve the night. Moses' Spectacles are made of thr finest materials, and best workman hIiio, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value CuufiW Vo Aythti or Vrdlart tmJutnl, Qy Sonl for a circular contnininjj full les criptlnn, prircs, &c, and how to ensure a perfect fitnrnt have thorn sent by mail. Address L. W. MOSES, 0fiVwn, SO East Washington st., Indianapolis,Ind. PROFESSIONAL. It 12 I1 O V A IDort r W il 1 . ' V 2 1 1 ! O , HIS UKMOVKI) II OFKICE t KOM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, tj 7 ii r. i: Kill: r: l i.t; conti s I't: V V tu tUre I'rivate Dt.-eases, :n all 'liflrec-, rtatjes, TAin'.l'cv.ici-s "i ;h -' I)r. Wio. TLi bi "ii s '.! i:.f X bir.i.i ( hmeir to e.v t s rsou 'l-..ir ' r i.srf IT. vrr treat nn-ut Th n.-t.r i) 1)1: r spcria.tj rii ce i. .f ! j ! - i ! n-' yeurs Intbecitycl Lutlulo, 2;. Y . , i-Uhi j hi Ci.'i i.i'n, Iii-, aal twoyears i'.i l'( wria, Iii- L'uiin v.klit ;vv practice IiiCLicao, lit., he cure-1 v.r i'i:! : i t i a.-fb. Dr. Vm. 1 liuiii-uij, p f r i-'iroftila, Hbtumalic and general J i -(: .' t tilt JC Vapor lali tii- i.n-'; i -lou wliti internal trra;i;i 1 1. S K HLN AL K Jli:-1 :.', tL- . 1 ' !!' '. u-o-t a Fuai!p;ai qi'.ejiee 'if ab;i:. .'VX.ul IlllUi-TiCt, iThis soütary Ticc, or i!i-pracl practiced by tLe youth of "tli t.-xe-to au alüio.st unhajiUd extent, i rodtiCin; wit. nr.frrirg certainty tLe MlcmiiiK trtin of morhidsy! puir-s i!tM-. coml .ited by scientific mtdical ica.surf, nr Sallow couuunaoce, dark sjM.fs nnder the j tv, iUi in the head, rising in the ears. Ar.d uuis4 s I.Ve the ri'.nür of ieaes a:iJ rat tliun of chariots, ur.eaMJif s aVicut tne h.ins, weakrt ss tf the limbs, cor;fasc1 vision, bluntel int ll-ct, loss of confluence, JiEIdence m appro ichii.K trarcer-, a dislike tu form new acqua'ntuTic ., a ii p;t i n to hun s-city, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pinplcs anH. various eruptions about the fare, furred tongue, cic'Lt sweats, fetid breath, coughs, con-uaijit ion, r'.ononjania, and frequent ly Insaaity. The afflicted, on the first appearance of any of the ahore symptoms, hou!d Immediately apply to Dr. Vfm. Thomson for relief. JgaörOace awdCon.uitatioD RcmsKo. 23 South Delware street, Indianapolis, Irid. . T. 0 Vox 165 '. Jan2t-dly MEDICAL. MANHOOD! How Destroyed, Flow Restored. Physician and Surgeon, No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IS CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE of Med:cine, 1 treat by a new and reliable medium, and wit the bappiet mult, all forms of diseaaes of the Nervous, Seminal and Urinary and Sexual systems. Young icen with hollow cheeks and pallid countenance, telling in fearful language the silent working of some formidable disease undermining your constitution, memory and reaion, hurrying you to a premature death, reflect while reason holds sway and avail yourself or a treatment that dissipates the slightest disease, and cures the harrassing weakness and other causes of serious difficulty and perpetual annoyance. Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emia sions, Sexual Debility, im potency, Efiects 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 hits clsse through every lane of life. Nor misses once the track, but presses on. Till forced at last to tha tremendous verge, And at once he sinks.' Likew se, I will guarantee a radical care of Syphilis, GonorThr and Gleet, in all their stages, entirely removing from the Hood the last spark of these terrible diseases that s gradually burs up the fountain of life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. The beauty and extreme delicacy of the female organization, to say nothing of Its physiological characteristics, are suHcient indications that it is tub ect to fcrms of disease and modifications peculiar to Itself. The physician cf the present day does not encounter aay more forms ef ut-nne diseases than d:d the physician of fifty year agu; but owin? to the present ocial condition of woman, her d:eases are increased to frequency , nd to tLe tru-h (f this amnion the mtlascholy de i'hsbj consumption bear aif ie witness. At the Ameri . i Dipenary e treat ty a new methol, aul -h. tte bapf.est re"t!t.-. Prolapsus Uteri, (fa'.!:r. . i' the wont,) F.rupü in. of the Skis, Cbtori-, er Gto sickne character! .-.ed ty yellowish, djty jfTt ..i pillor of the arface; Koüx::;o Mesoium, t-r at-c: i;-n:rua::or.; AEe;:onLei, r Intention of the Mrre ; Iy -it,enorrbea, a paiLfi! a.r.J dif.cult flow of tLe Mny; Menorrhagia, t-r prcfue Menstruation; Leuchcrrhea, r excessive and altered secretion of tbe taue : -ei. -rally white, or r.ea:Iy cc'. rc.-t and transparent. . header, 1 have wtzi yr.'j a c1'ia of V..-ea-t-t it Art ai't with in Fen-.a'. . c' a'.lat, bc-tlcr r.srrl ,ru-.-marr.ed;anl to carried Female would sa.r tr.at there are mny otu. r f .t::i i.f u,,.,f peculiar to your b?. d.scasrs of I"r" -.a'.cr. r'arturiti-.n, 8!iJ Lactat.ca, rf wh'ch ract wi'.l r. : t 'i-.lliVxv.. 1 frit it for ! the eon-Til cbmm1" r-'-t ere more d!es.eto i'.'.e '.re L"crlioa c tthf this 1.:, and tLat . tody cf the L'ter If yoa are sf rt-s-j'c weakr.es, or tsy a;r t f this tba aeter, yer : i r app y tor ra-l cs; .:.-,-i-r, it xt leaif p.-.,:-tTubiare of wri, . jV.tDave no i:ne t j s: trf , üut : a d. If tv- lite .j in.;; ;i-.: b to pa. '.:t the r.:ptor..-, a way to an u:.Ti.c'y i-,ve. In a trsjri y of uvr coEoideraUe pr.fcre..? t-dre t;. ed. la 1 Ci..3uiic.i;: ! tL-r v th- the yw'z'it d;-i:e fcv.-e caui j oi tut t-CwmesaUra- :: 1- tbe r.rt ir: lcaiior that attracts tte att it: .n .f rb ua'iest .r.d-. Al here, rea-ler, l?t ce call ycur eüt at-eLtion tc tte fearful iicacre ' the nt wnsiiLe." It not or.lr roneutute tbe W-.1.lj feature. I'd tae earuett aaJ rnst ominous s.msptc s cf 0auap Uc, exan-j les tf which ars invsr.abiy n.?r with ia yi.Lt lad.es 60 -e ptifted w-th hi(h ir.telU-ctua! cr5ewrj:eBt, reflued cctup'ihner.ta. and eyes fa-r.:r th nnnataral brilliaccy cot rfsaxd.as ttte j..u.cit:sas as leite those cf incipient iisttre, lo; tLo-e. c? jeronal charai. 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WAHRE IV TATK, DOOR, SASH k BLIND CF2 m." ctiD nci No. 38 South New Jersey Bt.f INDUNAPOUS. IND. HAVING an hand a Urga stick o' !kjt, T-'ini's, "h, Frsmti, Ar.. I am selling tha same at ( estly reduce.! prices. Aller my wanufsctcra Is warraut1 bh as to snMerlats aad wort tnao alp. Walers and BaiUiers are solicited to call ad eiam i. y strick and trices Uefort purcha-Icg clehere. A rull sia f Foorlnt;, lred I.om'ier, Weather Ro'-ifr. Mnlditig. r.rarketa and other Manfactnr4 CnlldiB ,Vatem!a always on bsnd I lMrUig otkrd and l.aniter dreaaed and saved to oMer. tnyl9-3m "THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL." COMPOUND EXTRACT OF II A ILRK.CknTAlTASD RPXXDT CL'tl FOR A IX disease of tha lUadder, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, euher In the Mala cr Female, rrenently per (r wing a Pet feet cure in tba short space of three or four days, and always In less time than anv ether preparation . loth of T A KU A NT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CHHER ANDtOPAIHA.thers Is Bo need ofcenflnement or change of diet. Iu Its approved form of a pae, it Is entirely tasteless, and esurs do unpleasant sensation to the patient, and no saposore. It Is now atknowlegtd by the most learned In the professlon'lhat In lb abova eaes or diseases, C'ubeba and Cepaiha are the only two remedies known that can be relied upon llh any certalaty of sncresa. TARKA NT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUIIP! AND COPAIBA NKVKR KAIL.M. Manufactured only by T A II It A N I V )., 21 H Greenwich trert. New Yerk. rr"T8old ty Druggists all avrr the World. sprt't-dl STATE tj INDIAN xrTv X .'. -5hj. '-',r' - v'rN 1 ev SLTftUVC S iure .7c' Hm no ooKXECTios wntt AJtt OTMLR K-TABLISI ifENT of the came natae, in or out of Inl:anapolii W. & H. OLEJSK. Proprietor VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. 1865. 1865. "Eighteen years estah'Ubed In N. T.City." "Only Infallible remedy known." "Frew from Poisons." "Not dangerous t the Human Family." 'Ea cone est of their bdes to die." ,fCosal,bf, Eat, Roach &c, Eiters a pa:e ej 1 R f, '"' .1? ?., t : c . Arc , r. "n 1 -j -D-j rv 'J. c; c JJ- HOL: , r.A'.1'. ilillUlJl, CosiarV'' Electric Powder i or In octs f.r -V .V' t;l, jrTSeld ty all bfui !.. 1 re .1 '.tr-. t . r;. utre ', j ! I LiW4aa I 1 2 ..ri: r- i.n.::; a. ii, '""See that 'otar"" n.tir.e m oj. -Aca Ho.i, H jttie a .i rli'k before yen buy. H i: a v it. ( iin " it. ZiZf-FuzcirAL LiroT, Hawir. Nr Vcaa. fjäjrSo'i a'.t Drttj? Js: a4 lf ia i-.a'.po-lsi-.i. 18 ( 5. FARMERS AD HOUSEKEEPERS Sbcrald recollect that hundreds of dollars worth of Grsm, ProTivocs, ic .are accually deetroveii b? Rxts, Mice, Ants, and other icjecü and Termin II of which can b prevented by a few dollars worth of "CostaeV Rst, Roach, Ant, 4c, Extfrmin&tor. bought and u-ev' 'reels. JJB- Sold by Browning L S'.oao, S'eart ii Morcan,TomliLon&Cox,F. Ecer, Wholesale and Retail Agents, ia Indianapolis, Indiana, and by all Druggists and Dealers. cyll-aitESn

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THE FIRST NATIONAL PETBO COMPANY. Organise.! urt!er tit Uwa of iVntissU acia, NovsntUr. lfG4. CAPITAL STOCK, 01,000,000. I'ar Value of liiirrt 9' Ilurli. A Limited Amoi xt er Hro k saci at thk lowust csn si Bsctirriot rstcs 4r (H) rix aiiA&K. No Liability to Stockholders. TLe UcJa of ibis Gompanj, etnbracicg orcr 17,.V0 acres iu rxt simtlk and leasehold, arc pitusteJ in the VERY HEART OF THE Oil REGION! Tl. l'l acres which they own on the Alle chary, two miles above President and only fife iuilM from the new t?.'0 barrel well on Tilthole Creek, A'iJ the Sosto of 1.T2 acres of the celebrated "Wilkins Tract" alouc, sre eraple basis for ant Company, and ure worth more than the en'iie Capital Stock of the Company. Tber) aie SKVEN WELLS now In successful operation, yielJirg largely, from which regular monthly diviJends of two pee cist, are being piid to all stockholder?, and there is ktckt astt B.ANCE that this Company will soon be able to pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT. DIVIDENDS. The First National Petroleum Co. Ranks among the first class Companies, sod Is justly said to be the rooit successful of any yet organized. Its reputation has cow become so thoroughly established, that do mere ceed be said on that point. There are greater inducements and better opportunities to make money on thee Stocks than any other In existence, while at the same time they are good raorxaTT for any and all persons to bold. From the New Tork Uerald.J "News baa been received and abundantly confirmed from several sources, of the striking of a new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed Well, a raw rod raoaf the raorxErr or the First Natioxal PirEOLinc Cour axi." From the New Tork Evening Express. J "Our telegraphic dispatches receired to day from the Oil Regions, inform cs of the striking of a 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, steak the Fi ist National I'cteolxum CostfAHT'e rEopEETT. Cherry Run Stocks will be ia demand to morrow." fFrom the New Tork World. 1 a The Fiest Natjo.ial Fitiolicm Commht is a first-claas organization, whose ocers are of the highest standing, and we cheerfully recommend it to all parties desirous of purcbasic ft . liable stocks. The General Superintendent ia a pioneer in tbe Oil business, and well known aa a mot efficient miLtger." From tbe New Tork Tribune "Tat Fiet National is the name of the F tr oleum Company whose prucpectua and snap re before us. The names which we see among the Directors are ample recommendation for this Company, and a sufficient guarantee of ita future management." ! C2TAll oidlxj bt Mail oe oTaiawnc will KE PtOMPTLT ATI 0 art TO f XT! L THE Stock 1 ALL SOLD. ESPOaod responaible AgenU and ExchatgeBrokers wanted in every city and town in the United States and Britiso Frorincee, with whoa liberal arrangements will be made. t5F"All orders and applications, whaiher by letter or otherwise, most te addressed to n. . itovyis & co., Oomataetoa HixouAm, marU dtf 4& liberty St.. New York.

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