Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4621, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1865 — Page 4

DAILY SENTINEL

TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS SHODDY. r.tpcrlanr ml no l.aasrllot l.adr villi ike Article IIa Idena of t ine Art. lCirctiEce cf tit CwtxLJl (Lonlon) X.gu.ut Before evening vat over, I found mjeelf in a smaller apartment, gorgeously furnished and rendered truly remarkable by tie abomiaable, towilv framed paiatiag whicb nearly covered the wa'lls. A human quartette was seated on the ofa.a U Kenwig, ami it needed to aecond look to convince me met I aew the four children of my holtest Feminine treble and mnculine baaa wer represented there ia eual parts, but that effect waa purely matter of faith, as nothing ia their lie es betrajed that they hvi trer ut tered a touod. Soon their taothar appeared. "Lor ! Mrs. D , yoa her? Weil, I hid to pet out of the pulori for a minit it't bo suffocating there. Thia it our family letting room. Ellen, I tick ia jour thou! Jen, Mitt ! (Tbii wan a dramatic aside, directed to the sofa department.) "I tee you're looking at the naintin'a Well, we have got lott of them, that'e certain. I tell Mr. G. we 11 bare a picture gallery before we koow it ha ! be ! but tkat'a nothing for the man'a bound to bare everything thai money can buy " (Here a radiant, ttlitfied ripple of expression ran acroit the quartette upon the tola ) I tried to tay t jtnethicr, but alas ! the allusion to the possible art gallery had jeopardized my gra? ity to such an extent that I could only cough pathetically. "This 'ere bi pictare," pursued Mrs. G.. "is a land-ape a ltlteape by children ! who is tbii Wniscape by?" "Mr. lienson," they all answered inabreath, closing their mouths Inttantly like four traps. "Yea, Mr. Benson. He's a Western maa, Mrs. I) , and don't charge aore'n a quarter what these New York painters ask. lie paints pretty, tho Ain't that white fence too natural?" the added, letting her bead drop i'.dswaji with its weight of admiration. Alaa ! the fence was too natural, but I did cot trust mytalf to say ap. I merely bowed, and tared Tacaally at an iJeal work presenting, as I suspected, Cupid and Psyche, ii.ee the blue dam sei depicted therein balanced . huge butterfly upoQ her shoulder, und her youthful compttion bad the inevitable 'ags and quiver of the miacbievous Uod of love. "That picture," broke forth Mrs. (J., standing in superb disdain before me, "ain't my taste Mr. G. bought it. It's a fancy piece, yoa tee Cupid and children ! what did your pa sty was the Lame of thi picture?" "Cupid and Ter-fjrA !" answered the two elder ones simultaneously. "Ob. yes; Cuptd and Per stick. But Mr?. 1) you must look at our portraits we're had one artist for a year past doing all our family. You may think the Here a Mr. G. and me. yeiiow gloves in my pictire am t mates any one might but art lha artlat waa bouud to put up they one of tbtm 'in ahadder,' in a pita ot all I could say. Tbii ia Daniel's picture (sit up straight, Daniel, and let go your sitter 'a sab;) it'a like him, all but the hair. The naughty boy, (loeking isverely at Daniel,) burr:t off one side of bit curls latt week, and we bad to cut off the rest. Here's our youngest boy Tommy the end one on the sofa there most beautiful boy! Alwaye just as sany aud lively as you nee him in the picture ain't it like him, Mrs D ?" "Very like," without venturing to take a aecond look at the origin! ! "Mr. Benson siid he never teen a harder child to piint, it was to difficult to get his expreMion. (Alack! I hould think it would have been very dillicult ) "He took him at r?t with one shoe on, and the other laving on the cirpet; but I wasn't goiiig to have a child oi mine lookiu' like that, eo I made Mr. Iieueou alter it quick. I told him to jatt change the ihoe on the carpet to a kitteu, or something of that kitd, and then to put good balmoralii on tLe poor child. It' bid enough to have your young one's locking like wild about the boue, without h&vine; their likeness took all in a muss !" A AynipniliiziiiK .Murderer ('ontralea of n ediali C terlrnl I'olaner It will be recollected that we ome time since gave an account of the terrible crimes of a Swedish clergyman in poisoning several of his parithoners by putting er-enic in the cotnruuiiiou wine when called touiteiid them tu tlnir aickness It teems that the several murders which he had recently committed were not the commencement of hie horrible deed At far bark as thirty year? these crimes wtie traced by circumstances attending the deaths of r eisons similar to thoe ot late occurrence. We give below hit curious confessieo: I comprehend "the paatorV duty as a father's. I ordered notice to be given me every Sunday by appointed persons of where any poor sick person was to be fuuLd Alter such inquiries, 1 went round wiih food and medicine, and became wit nee of much misery and hopler?us. When one stands beside an incurably tick and dread fully pained fellow creature, one wishes with all bis heart that he might Le released from his beartreadiog misery. By those hungry, cold, incurables in fiilbodahl I have often stood, moved by the deepest pity, and thought: "Were I in such a miserable plight, I would bless him who hastened the end of my piu. and God would forgive that merciful one." With every renewed risit to the.e poor people I was strengthened in the idea. I prepared eparate wine as help in trouble, when this, my misdirected charity, should urge me to do it. I thought, ako, what note deny, that very few human beings pass to the other world in the course o' nature i. e. when the powers of soul and body are worn out by age. Some external cause occurs, which God, though He does not advance it, yet does not prevent, ia virtue of the freedom He granted, the understanding He gave. How many in the prime of life, in their full vigor, are their own murderers, involuntarily, yet through misuse of their understanding? How many have fallen out of the hinds of the most skillful physicians into the grare? The paticut's statement is cot always properly comprehended, (yet the atatemeot determines the prescription, and the prescription determines lite or death,) without God's either helping or hindering, aud neither doctor nor patient it thought to hare any share ia the death. How many au illness, which in the beginning might easily have been cured, has, tbrcegh de!ay iu seeking heir, precipitated ita yictisn into the grave? From these incontrovertible facts, and the many such eximp!es which I hive partly heard decribed, partly witnested raj -elf, I have come to the conclusion and belief that science, as well as ignorance, oftens heart the most decisive part, and thit pious faith is often wrong in saving "the hour had come." I therefore believed that the merciful God would not condemn me if I shortened the sufferings of a miserable fellow-creature. This action is certainly in outward appearance against all law, but in reality it tests upon grounds of comp. on My God. before whom I b h a 1 1 finally auswer, knows this, and with deep contritiou I feel myself worthy of the sore punishment of the civil law, for the sinful compassion I exercised to ward the dead persons iu the cae. Respecting Lysec, men will like'y reject my assertion of mercy and call it se!hn$s in its grosest form, bat those who know his dreadful sufferings and our written agreements will admit my motives of pity. My gsiit is great. My enemies acted right in their earnest investigations. To ther con sciences, however, I put lie question: 'Was it seal ia service er zeal in persecution which directed your eourse?" Hate, t!ie world's demon, is a murderer, and wants even the four comfort of having sneaat well by its crime. Who is most responsible he who süia.-'t the law frees one from m'.serv, or he who, uudti the protection of the law. preeic-itates oae ;nto in;erv? God aloue will judge! How I l ave -.ied is cofeased before God and man; ad now, my perecntors. I pray tou be merciful, a our Heavenly Father is! Let your false imputations tow ceae, and spare say blameless relatives the heut rend. eg scream of that hate t ou htve now enough my crime confced, my house destroyed, my grave opened. Farewell, farewell. Carlstadt! The day 1 was orda.ued your pastor I was ordained to Jeith. Ü, God, have mercy upon me? A 'single' t'ontplru tor. About thirty yer ag. when those atroc'ou crimes were committed which a;ade ti e catne of Burke a generic t,t Ie for uch murders an old wemtn enteredjt.e 1 up i f j ureeon apotKersry in an I r ; h county town. a::d offered to sell a "tuect " Ha wu ijuite redy to Complete the contraet, but he de;rl to '.etv, reizt details for Lit guidance a to the value of the nkjeet in question, aud ; ut t her crtai a '4-.tr.t1 lang ine his horror to discover tl.st "the subject" was at that very moruer.t al.e. being a boy of tiir.e orten years cf are. tat of whom, the tarjaiu beitg made, the old tuintu ii perfectly pre pared to "dispose," the ben' so fr provident at not to bring a perishable commodity to market lll the hsd secured a purchaer Determined

tlat iuc. an atrocity sooall not go unpunished, be made an appointment with ber for another day, on which she was to return aad tnort explicitly acquaint him with all abe icUadad to do, and the means by which she meant to secure eeeresy. At this meetiag that bis testimony ehould be corroborated be managed that a policeman shoald be present aad coacealed behind the counter to listen to all that wectkforward. The Interview accordingly took place; the old woman was true to ber appointment, and most circumstantially entire! isto the details of the Intended assasaiaation, which she described as the easiest tn:ag in life a pitch plaster over the mouth and a tub of water being tke expensive requisites of tbe caie. Wbcn ber ctrralrve, to which she imparted a terrible gusto, was finished, the policeman came forth from hie lair and arrested ber. She was thrown at onct into prison, and set for trial at tke next aaaizes. Now, however, came tbe difficulty. For what should she ke arraigned? It was not murder it was still incomplete. It was, therefore. couspiracy to kill; but a siegle iadividual cannot "conspire;" so, to fix ber with the crime, it would be necessary to include the surgeon in the indictment. If they wanted to try the old woman, the doctor most share the dock. Now all the ardor for justice could scarcely be supposed to carry a man eo far; the doctor "demurred" to the arraignment, and the old hag was set at liberty. Blackwood's Magazine. SECOND HAND STORE.

SECOND HAND STORE, flo. 2.1.1 Ket WaalalnKton Street, Stifts of the tilg Hand. ICRITURK and Stovss.Tlnware and Dlfkes iu com plete variety. a1m all kind f oats Furnishing Goods. J. lt. MA BOT. MEDICAL. DISEASE OF THE HEART. STMPTOMa-Pa'.pltatlon, Fullneu and Incompresslblllty, and a choking enatlon aoaolcgous to that experienced la painful emotlan when an effort is made to refrain from weeping, pa!r between tLe thouMers, back, numbnsM In either arm. Second Ätage Fits, Paralysia, St. Vitas' Dance. A cure of thUdlsaate is uuslly effected In 12 hours by Dr. lt. Addrn, DK. HAl.HTED, Indianapolis. P. O. Box '-1'. OSce, 61 South Meridian street. JjW-dly A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, TOR FKMALKS. Infallible in Correcting Irregularities Removing Obstructions or the ITIonthly Turns from Whatever Cause. anl Always Successful um ix Preventative, And tbe "only sure" and CKKTAIN KKMKDT for all those afiUct'ng complaints so peculiar to the sex, whether "married or singla." These Pills are nothing bcw, but have been used by the Doctors for many years, both in France and America, with unparalleled success in every case; and he Is urged by many thousand ladies who have used them to make the Pills public, for the alleviation of those aufferina; from any Irregularltiea whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of family where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly situated, or those supposing themikelTes so, are cautioned against nsina these Pills while in that condition, aa the proprietor assumea o responsibility after the above admonition, although thsir mildness would preveutany niincbiof to health. Otherwise, the Fills arerecominendeU. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. SO.COO BOIES HAVE BE F. 5 SOLD IU TWO TKARS Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by n.yself and agents, to all parta of the world, te which anxwers hava been returned, ia which ladies say nothing Ilka th above Pills hare been known since the SCIENCK OF MKDICINK DAWNED UPON TDK WORLD IN REMOVING. OBSTRUCTIONS AND KKSTORINü NATUKK TO ITS PROPER CHANNEL, quieting the nerves and restoring therosy color of health" to the cheek of the mostdeli cate. PRICK 1 00 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for $5 00. Sold by all Drug;i.-ts, and by the following Jobbing and Drug Houses, Ageuts for Indianapolis, Indiana: (Ladies, by sending fl, can procure the Pills, sent confidentially by mail, and without observation, to any part of the city or country,) and for sale by TOM LIN SON k COX, No. V!, East Washington street. STEWART 4 MOKÜA3T, No. 40, East Washington atreet. W. I. HASK1TT k CO., No. It, West Washington street. II. U.LEE. Noa IS and 30, Bates' Block. J. F.SENOUR, No. 5, Bates House Block, aad by DAILY, KECFLK A HUSH, Wholesale Druggists, No. 73, South Meridian street. G. S. LACET.fleneralTraveling Agent for the Western State, 167, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois. N. B. None Genuine unless the box is signed "S. D. HOWE." Jan31-dljeW BANKS. t. A. DAVIS, Late Teller of Fletcher k Sharpe's tank. SAMCCL O. VAMCB. joe 1 r. BASTA. WM. W. WOOLLEX, Late Cashier First National Bank, Franklin, wiu iaa. win, JOHN L. EKTCB4M. WII1IAB XEEDHAM. INDIANA BANKING COMPANY, INDIANAI'OLIS, IND., BOT AND SILL STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, AND ALL KINDS OP Covornmont Securities, Also, Deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. WE sell our Sight Drafts on Europe, in sums to suit at current rates. Deposits received. Commercial paper dicouated, and all buineM appertaining to Legitimate Banking transacted We are spectal agents for the sale of the SEVEN-THIRTY GOVERNMENT LOAN, Theite Bonds we wilt famish to Banks and Bakers at the usual discount. Our office is ep the corner of Washington street and Tirginia avenue, opposite Odd rellowi' Hall. W. W. WOOLLEN, avy 1! 1 a Cashier. REAL ESTATE, &C. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Avenne Line of Cars. rpiIESK LOTS WILL FE SOLD AT A VERT LOW A price on loag credit, the purchaser required to builc oa rich Lot withia a givea time. For particulars appiy at the offce ef the Citren' Street Railway Company. H. H.CATIIERWOOD. Indianapolis, April 24. 1U5 aprt-dtf SODA WATER. SODA WATER C L A H K V CO., Manufacturers of Bottled SODA WATER. Ire prepared la uy Salus aud Restaurants I J leauaj their orders a; 2S5 East Wellington Street. Saloons aad Kestsjraati in tbe coantry will Is prompt ly supplied ty sendir.g their orders as above, aprrdlni LIVKICY STAIILC. T Y ES&T A LUCN, Saw Tera Livery and Saleäü J I Noa. IS and Is last Prl street, iu the rear of l)ica' Bloc . usee

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DR. JOHN BULL'S con rou iv i CEDIiON Iii ITERS. The Latent and Mom'. Important Discovery or THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! Bo man's name ia more Intimately connected with the hlstery of MATERIA MEDIC A of tbe United States, or mora favorably known aa a pioneer la Medical Discovery than that of Dr. J oli 11 1!till,orisoiiiiville . Keiittirkv. Di illimitable preparation of SA IIS A FA III I,IjA has long stood at the head of the various mmpounds ofthat valuable drag. Hie Compound or WILD CHERRY has become a household word throughout the West and South. Uis Worm Loren -ges, in lesa than a year after their introduction, attained a reputation Aa wide spread as the continent of North America. But the crowning glory of his life remains to be attained in his discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to have been the discoverer of CRUstO.1 , which Is the basis of the Bitters now offered to the pub lic. 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 the most venomous serpents. Itls a belief with them, that while there is breath In the bod r the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what tbe Uoas may be. While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of a' I diseases arising from exposure, either to change of weather or climate, or to miasmatic influences, it stands WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Justly deiterves the reputation it has so long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. IN DYSPEPSIA And Its attendant train of symptoms. It acts more LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. There Is nothing in the whele range of Materia Medlca that can for a moment bear a comparison with it in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in tbe 1 1th edition of tbe U. S. Dispensatory, pagea 1387 and 1333. A series of experiments in which Dr. Ball has been for years eagsged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and be is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of CEDRON with other approved tonica the whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has n equal la the world. lie might furnish a volume of certificates, ber b lie have long since learned toestimaie sucbt..-s their true value. The safest plan is fr every one ta te for himself the virtues ef a new medicine. UIVK Till-: CEDRON BITTERS ONK TRIAL, AND TOU mil. NSVKR CSC AN OTHEK8. . It is not necessary to publish a long list of dieaes for which th CEDROX BITTKR8 are a specific. Iu all diseases of the iCowcls, Liver or Kidney. In all affections of the BKAIN, DEFENDING UPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; -INGOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVER AND AGUE. It is des Jned to supersede all other remedies. It not only eure- thee diseases, but it prevents them. A wid glsM of the Bitters, taken an hour Wefore each meal, will obviate the ill effects of the most unhealthy climate, and screen the person taking it against disease uader the most tryicg exposure. Sold tr Drutjgtata aud (rcers Jen crallj. Dr. JOHN BULL, Pnrxipal OC.ce. Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky. SOLD WHOLXSALI BT DAILY, KEEFEK & RUSH, 73 South TlrrMlan Street, INDIANAPOLIS Who also sell BULL'S SARS A PA RILL A, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. lUmsaUr DAILY. KEKt EllA Kl Ml, del0'4.dlvftl3t

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Galen's Head Dispensary Catabllatied In 1I50 and Chartere bf tbe Legialnture of Kentuckys for the treatment of And all Afsctiena cf the Urinary aad Gee of both Sexes. JUST PUBLISH XD, A fltlVATi: TILDIWL ON TKNXRKAL DISK ASKS. Including Gooorbwa, Gleet, Hyphilia, StrWture, Gravel, gtoce. THE ATI 1, Ruptures, Illes, Kistala, L'rlBsry Depoaiu, and ail Diseaea of the Kidneys,B:adderrotrate Gland, and tre FKkt aerva prevent'. taiai Ipennatorrtsa, onIjLilitT. Ilarrecneiia and Im potence ia both aexes; the effects of these diseases ea the body and mind, and tbe Author's New Treatment of all these cases In full, the only successful method of cure, with an exposition of Quackery. Thia work la not a quack advertisement but a warning and a guide for married and single. It ia the only book that gives the treatment of all the above diseases ia plain Kcg'iikh. with fall directions for self-treatment, and contains much valuable information aot preper to mention la a public notice. The work contains 360 pages, and 100 plates and ecgTavicgs cf the above diseases. Sent to any address In a sealed wrapper, on receipt of one del'.ai ThoM afflicted with any of the above diseases, before placing themxelves under the treatment of any one, should first read this work. OFFICE 314 Fifth street, between Market and JaSerson, west side. To insure safety to all letters, direct to GALKS'8 HKAf) DI8F238ABT Drawer 27, Louisville. Ky. ocli 4-JAalf . TZ 111 1 OVA. L. Doctor WJI. THOMSON, DAS REMOVED IIIS OFFICE FROM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WEIERS I1K WILL CON'TINUK to treat and cure Private Diseases, in all their species, stages, ramifications and phases. Dr. VTm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made they. specialty since the year 1S51 three years in the city o! Buffalo, N.T., eis,ht years in Chicago, 111., and twoyears In Peoria, 111. During eight years practice In Chicago, IU., he cared ever thirteen thousand cases. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating Tapor Path of the wot ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treatment. 82MIXAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is racticed by the youth of both sexes to an almost unimited extent, producing with unerring certainty tbe fwllowing train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific nodical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noi.ses like the rustling of leaves and rat tling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, los of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers a dislike te form new acquaintances, a dispoition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monomania, and frequent ly Insanity. The aSiicted, on tie tlrst appearance tf ar y of tie above symptoms, should immediately apply to lr. Wra. Thomson for relief. JBaJTOa'ce ad Consultation RfraNo.2SoutU D-1--war treet, Iidianapolivli;d. P. O B-jx 16V). Jaii-.'4-dly M Ä K" H Ö'O'dI How Destroyed, How Ifostorrd. I?r. ft". Ä. ria.HGHV9 Physician and Surge onj No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IK CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE of Medicine, 1 treat by a new aud reliable medium, artd with the happiest results, all forms of dieaei of the Nervous, Seminal acid Urinary and Sexual syoleni. Toung men with hollow cheeks and pallid countenance, telling in fearful language the silent working of some formidable direase undermining your constitution, memory and reason, hurrying you to a premature death, reflect while re (icon hold sway and avail yeurelf of a treatment that disnipates the slightest disease, and cures tbe barrascing weakness and other causes of serious difficulty and perpetual annoyance. Spermatorrhtea, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Kmis slons, Sexual Debility, Impotency, KfiecU of Self-Abuse, and their results Inability to Consummate the Marriage Contract, Mental and Physical Prostration, Epilepsy, Insanity and Consumption. 4,Thefoe, Like a staunch murderer, steaay to bis purpose, Presses hitn clo.e through every lane of life, Nor misses once the track, but presses on. Till forced at last to the tremendous verge. And at once he sinks." Likewise, I w ill guarantee a radical cure of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea and Gleet, in all their stages, entirely removing from the Uuod the last spark of these terrible diseases that s gradually burn 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 suClcient indications that it is subject to forms of disease aud mod.flcations peculiar to itself. The physician of the present day does not encounter any more forms of uterine diseases than did the physician ef fifty years ago; but owing to the present social condition of woman, her diseases are increased to frequency, and to the truth of this assertion the melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample witness. At the American Dispensary we treat by a new method, and with the happiest results. Prolapsus Uteri, (falling of the womb,) Eruptions of the 8kia, Chlorosis, or Green Sickness characterized, by yellowish, dirty green pallor of the surface; Emansio Messium, or abent Menstruation; Amenorrhea, or Retention of the Menses Dysmenorrhea, a painful and did. cult flow of the Menses Menorrhagia, or profuse Menstruation; Lenchorrhea, or excessive and altered ecretlou of the mucus generally white, or nearly coloresa and transparent. Reader, I have given yoa a class of diseases that are met with in Females of all ages, whether married or unmarried; and to married Females would sav that there are many oth r forms of diseases peculiar to your sex dloeases of Pregnancy, Parturitien, and Lactation, of which spitce will not admit an elucidation. 1 omit it for the counril chamber, adding but ene more disease to this lit, and that is a formidable one Ulcers tion of the body of the Uterus. If you are afflicted with organic weakness, or any assemblage of morbid phenomena of this character, you have no time to spare, but at once apply for m-d cal aid. If too late to arrest the disease, it is at least possible to palliate the ymptoms, and thus ruoethe the pathway to ai untimely grave. la a majority cf instances these, di.-eases have mads considerable progress before the pavient becomes alarmed. In ome cases an emaciation is the first indicatiop that attracts the attention of the patient's friends. Ans" here, reader, let me call your earaest attention to the fearful sign;ficance of the word "wasting." It not only constitutes the leading feature, but the earliest and mest ominous syropt. s of Consumption, examples of which are invariably met with in youcg ladies who are gifted with high iL;, lectual endowments, refined accomplishments, atd vts flawing with unnatural brilliancy not regarding thee iadicatiens as being those ef i no; pi er, t disease, but those of personal charms. True, alas! the poet sings "Consumptions' cheek ne'er looks more pure. And lovely, than when past all cure, And yet that bloom, so fresh so still, Us lent it. fleeting aid te kill. And peak, to those who watch its hue, Cf s ckness, dea'h and suJIerir.g too; Though who. Just viewing angLt o fair, Could dream that death was there!" AdJre P. o. Lex 1JÖ4. JTT'C'-'Ce nonrs rt,m 8 A to 4 P. M. Koora No. 24 s, J"t "e'athgton Street, Indianapolis Itiiana. reDio-.ily l'ICI VATK DISKASCS. DR. COLTOCR, MF.DICAL OFFICE NO. 63 SOUTH Meridian Street, forfeits his fee if he fails in cur lag any case that may come under his care, no matter how obstinat er long tand.ng. lie warrants you a cure. Syphilis in the primary stage, helped in i$ minutes, cure.l in 14 hours. Gleet of 20 years standing cur-H v Dr. C. ' fcocrs 7 to 1 P. M -r THE INDIANAPOLIS I a S I T R A x c E COMPANY, li now permaiieut'j orranked and ready to issue Fire Policies. Capital, $200,000, The Stockho idersof this Company corori"e some of our most respt. 9. A. FiiTcm ra.Me citiien. D i it k c r o it : a.Sa. E. J. Tars. A (jail a Jost, OuviaTotsar, Tar-a A. Mount, W, U.Taisorr A. I. Roarat. A. K. Virroji. VViuu UirtasJ. OtT.ie at pre set t In the S.nking Fund Pail ling, corner of Penn y Iva: :a street aad Virg...ia atenue. 115 pat rung cf the public Is so.icitec. W. liKNI'FKMJTi, tTeiiuet! Swretary

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REDUCED PKICE8. WAR REX TATE, DOOR, SASH & BLIND No. 38 South New Jersey St, I5DIl5irOU3, TTATIXO en hand a Urre stock of Doors, Blind, I X Sash, Frames, Ac. 1 am selling the same at greatly reduced prices. All of my manufacture is warranted both as to materials and workmanship. Dealers and Builders are solicited te call and examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. k full itock of Footing, Dreoed Lumber, Weather Boardiag, Molding, Brackets and other Mar a'actnred Building, Materials always on hand Mooring worked and Lamber dressed and sawed to order. my!9-u3m "THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL." COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CURERS AiD COPAIBA, 18 A SCRE,CKRTAI!eA5D 8FKF.DT CURE FOR ALL diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys a-d Urinary Organs, either in tbe Male or Female, frequently performing a Perfect care in the short space of three or four days, and always in less time then any other preparation. In the us- ofTARBAl.T'8 COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBs AND COPAIBA, there ia no need of confinement or change of diet. In ita approved form of a paste, it Is entirely tasteless, and causes no unpleasant sensatloa to tbe patient, and no exposure. It Is now acknowleged by the most learned in the profession that In the above caes of diseases, Calebs and Copaiba are the only two reuedies known that can be relied upon with any certainty of success. TARRAXT'S COM POUKD EXTRACT OF CUBERS AND COPAIBA 5KVER FAILS. - Manufactured only by T A It It A .1 T A. CO., 278 Greenwicta Street, 'ew York. TTpSold by Druggists all ever tbe World. aprt-dly W tl ä STATF r, INDIAN a ey mtt .) - j 1,-. Gas XO OOeiHECTIOS WITH AXT OTHER RWABLI Stat fcNT of the räjuc nam?, in or out of Iul; xttaiol:i W. & H. GIXNN. Prnritor VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. 1865. 1865. -' v-Vat-i-i- .-w r. "F.ighteen years established in 5. T.C'ty." "Only infallible remedy known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Bats come out of their boles to die." "CostarV' Rat, Roach &c., Extei-V Is a pate used for Ritt, JVe, lltxch, El iekand A'lJ4$,kc , Ac, Ac, Ac. "Costar-s" Bed-Bug Exterminator, Is a liquid er wah. used to dectroy, and also as a preventive fcr Bed-Bugs, Ac. "Costard" Electric Powder for Insects I for M4h4, Mpiit-, 'V.i, ILu'mt Iih-tt .n IT'rSo'.d by aJIDru?g sts and r-ta:!ers every he "'TT J I P-awsas 1 1 1 of all worthies, liaitatioi ?re jns. Jfr'S- that "Cujtar"." name i i.a each Bex, Htlie and Fla-k Vefu-e you ley. in tr it. t ovr tu. XiS2Ji'ainf4t. LsrvT, 4?i P.aoanwÄv, Naw Yoaa. 5ääSo'd by a'.l Druggists ai.d Dealers In indianapoli, InJ. 1 8 (5 5 . L'rvtiMi itn Knt'PVTfntM' !

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OPTICIAN.

Ntacle M-cVNUFACTURER OF THE IMPROVED PANTOSCOPIC) SPEOTAOLta THE BEST IN USE. MOSES1 improved Pantoscopic Spectacles combine advantages mechanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles offered in the West. Moses' improved Spectacles rtjt only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Moses1 Spectacles arc made of the finest materials, and best workman ship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value Caution Agents or Ptdlars ttnjJoynl. Send for a circular containing full Jt cription, prices, &c, and how to ensure a perfect fit and have them sent br mail. Address L. W: MOSES, Optician, 50 East Washington ft., Indianapolis Ind. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 4. n V v ry U A eT MEDICAL. r.TOUrn WILL CCRK CATARRH. WILL CURE COLD 15 TilK BRAD. WILL CURK AN OFFES8IVK BRKATH. WIIXCUBRFAIX IN TDK UK AD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN TDK N08K. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF MARINO. WILL RESTORK TIIE SENSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF TASTE . WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. WHEN CAUSED BY CATARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, An ia now admitted by all Informed, caaMfa; irritation and inflammation wf tbe mneous membrane, wLlle the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and gradually removea all annatural lrcruta tlona and depuaits, restoring tit deceased membraa to iti normal condition. A Uncle Hottle will lnt a .'Honlh to be uied three; time a day. tsr cunn ir.uiiut.rTED IF DIIlECTfONS ARE F0LI)WF.D. ZSfC 11 for a Circular describing oil Symptoms Dr. f). II. SEELYK A CO., Solb FaoraiEToa, CL'.catjo. Illinola. JO'I-aboratory at Freeport, Illinoia. AT WHOLESALE BT JOHN D. PARK C'.ncinnatl.O. WM. JOHNSON Detroit, Mich. DAILT. KEEFER RUSH Indianapolia. BROWNING k SLOAN Indianapolis JJAnd for aaia by all Dra?(f!iti. decl4-dlyeod '"IV I'lirt CirIir "V 1 I ill) Fiften-1a larKa I Jf A M uttr ( for two A a 2 cent aUnii. 0ST Young Mciffr .11 dlc.il Adviser. GRATTITOCS advice ajiven la dieae of tea rvoca luminal, nrinary and aeinal organa. In tha rcporta of the VTetern Medical Aiociatlon, which art aent by mail in ea!l envelope, free of charge. Tbe oraniiation wa formed to diipen new and reliable treatmeiit, and i composed cf tbe well know ohvuclanf.to whom all letter muntb. directed, DRS. JiCK.HON, HERBERT CO., 3-dly Box iM Cincinnati. 0. DOCTOR BIGELOW, OSce 179 Soatli Clark Street, turner of Monroe, CZTXC40O, SmT. Toct OSm Box. IM. A ! 1 Chmcic and Sa t Qal L.a of Privat anl Lvlicato Nature, treated i!h vnparaileled incce. Dr. lH1 w t iuid V Health, f-T Ul.ej and p-atle-nien, ig patlitb.d m-ntbly. geDdlTitif y u think tb rntinr cf a pbyiiciaa vlo repatation tiUnii tbrockcmt the entire ffnt ahoald t worth rea4.&. It ia aent in pla.a aealed envel jea, frMcf cbarr. Almt every caaa can treated by mail. !!irvM ant t any a-lirea. Idie., een A Ibr decript ive Circular cf lxt r lirmtdt, the latevt aad Bdf 4 trat preventative CuucepUwO Lowwa. Rooms Separat for Laiies and Gentlemen. COW BPliTATlON AT OTTICM, 7X11 Orr: ci norms From 9 A. at. to I y. at. parmatorrkarm or Nervoae lUUty, rar warranted.

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PETROLEUM.

THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEÜEI COMPANY. Organized under the law of I'eunavl vacia, Kovember, CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000. Inr Value of liuri$5 Hncli. A Limited Amouxt or Stoc roi aiLf at THK LOWEHT CAPH KISCtlrTION rICK ur i'l riK fcHAlK. No Liability (o Stockholders. The land of thia Oomp&ny, embracing over 17,0J acred iu rtt aiurLK and leaeholJ, rc situated in the VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGIONS The 123 acres which they own oe the Alle ghauv, two rnilei above Prehideut and only firo mile from the new 2.'0 barrel well on Titthole Creek, tod the Ieae of 132 acres of the celebrated "Wilkin Tract" alone, are ample baaa t for any Company, aud are worth more thau theeniire Capital Stock of the Company. Thereare SEVEN WELLS now In auccesful operation, yielding largely, from which regular monthly dividend of two fee cext. are beicjj paid to 11 lockholders, and tLere ia etebt asMEAXCK that thin Coiupauy will soon be ble to pay from SIX TO TEX PER CENT. DIVIDENDS. The First National Petroleum Co. Ranks among the first class Companies, and is justly said to be the moat successful of any yet organized. Its reputation has now become so thoroughly established, that no mere seed be said on that point. There are greater Inducements and better opportunities to make money on tbee Stocks than any other In existence, while at the same lime they areoooo rtorEiTT for any and all persons to hold. From the New York Herald. "Newa has been received and abundantly confirmed from eeveral sources, of the striking of a new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run. above the Reed Well, a raw od raon- tbi raorarr or the Fiast National Piteolium CoMrAXT." From the New York Evening Exprees. "Our telegraphic dispatches receifed today from tbe Oil Regions, inform us of tbe striking of a 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, seae the Fit Natjoxal Petiole cm Compact's raorxxTT. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de err? w.'r mand to morro From the New York World. "The Fiest National Petboleim Cmrmt is a first ciaM organization, wboe officers are of the highest standing, and we cheerfully recommend it to all parties desirous of purchasing reliable stocks. The General Superintendent is a pioneer in tbe Oil business, and well known m a most efficient manager." From the New York Tribune "The Fiaer National is the name of the Pe troleum Company whose prospectus and map are before us. The names which we see among the Directors are ample recommendations for this Company, and a sufficient guarantee of its futare management." tiT"ALL oanns it Mail oa othzewise will SE rEOMfTLT ATI E Dlt TO f.tTIL THE STOCa ! ALL SOLD. CETGood responsible Agent od Exchange Brokers wanted in every city and town in the United Stales and Brltia.t Province, with whom literal rnngmenta willte trade. TA1I orders and applications, whether by letter or uthcrwlae. rout be aJJreweed to II. UOWH & CO., CoktHusioa UaacHArra. marM dti 43 lWty St , New York.