Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4622, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1865 — Page 4

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DAILY SENTINEL W KD N USD AT MORNINU, AUGUJT 1C. J run ro.ispiiiATouf Incident ef tlielr Voyage t Use Wry Tcrturai Trie I'artT Se-alrk SpClKr riaymr TrlfM-.'nMld nelanrktlr ! Hedltatlnff Sitlcldo -Throfcing wtlllnkfcn-rpn-glrr-Tkn fbl Vmrty tn llurat of Grief, Ac. - Frtra the Washington Ctrir.lcle, Asrt 9.' In tbe cosrie oft p!nt conversation, with Cistala Georre W. Dattoo, company C, Teulh Regimrot Veteran Reserre Corp, who La Just returned from tne l'ry iorta;;a, we ntve c UiseJ some iatertsting facta relative to theconp.retora and lieir tr: ta the ' rock boijnd lortrtis wlicb it tote (for.ttree of them,) their laat a.rtaly Lome. Captain Dattoo, with a erguct, two corpora! tod twenty-six men, re ..ported at the Washington Arterial oo tbe morniaz of Sunday, July 16, and Ukinr charre of tbe praon art, placed tbem on boar 1 lit steamer State of Maine, bound for Fortresa iloi.roe, which point ttey r ached at 4 P. M on the 17th. They were tbea trans'arred to tbe Florid a. Cap Uin Uadd, til entire! j ignorant of their dtiaaLion. At dark on lie tilth the Florida reached i'ert Uoja!, S. C, where the discharged a car so of eordare. &c, and eoaJed. Ua tbe 21 at ahe tailed fü; the Dry Tortiiaa, reachiug that barred tad iLb;;tib!i ipot Ca the 2l'.b,jai: o-e week after her departure from Fortresa ilucroe. Daring the voyage all the prisoaera were more or less afflicted with aea sickness, and at one tlsst half of the guards were unfit for dutj. Dr. Mudd and Arnold were particularly wretched. Spsngler, although qaite sick, was given to practictl jokiaj. Finding tbtt while aick be couU get from the snrgton. Dr. i'orter, a modicum of French brandj.be concluded 15 take tick at various di times, always w!ih paias for which rial gallin wpiritut is supposed to be a sovereign cure; but Lia trick wai discovered and Le wh, mach io big chtgria, obliged to ('jtfTJamairt fia6cr ia place of the more palatable teverage. wu generally qaite talkative, and expressed himself ta being tatisSed with the action of the Military Commission, but continued to assert bis Innocence of participation in the crime of si fltaslnttion. In a conversation with Captain Dutton, he remarkad that re knew nothing of Booth's designs, and that even after the mnrder, while Booth was paiim? through the theatre, he was onawaro ef the foul deed which had been committed. "The fact ia, Captain," said he, '.'Booth was a privileged character at Ford'. He lad the run of the hot so at all time, day and eight; Lad acce.3 to the dressing rooms. And frequently cane to the rehearsal unannounced, and alwaya by the rear eatrance. He a a great favorite, aud spent money freely. Whenever Le came with Lid horse, he alwavs called for me to groom the animal, and i have many a time blacked hi bootJ m.J done other menial work for him. I did uot close the door behind Booth. It waa a jpricj door, hich vou can aee wheu you get back to Washington, and closed of Itself unles you hold it open. There was nothing unusnal in my holdin Hont-V horte oa the night of tbe murder, for 1 hvd done it twer.ty tio,e before. I didn't iow the ComSqIa'ou which tried me could have deei led other wiee io my case, considering tbe evidence; but I am cot guilty of having anything to do with the crime." Spangler was very lively during the vojajce ted several times ran up the Udder from the bold, tbrce step at a time. heavily ironed as he wai. lie wai ijuite jubilant over the Mot tht he would not be a prisoner for life. "I'll come out all right aix year ia uet mch a lou time ifter all," .iid he. "To j i,eed not fclicittte yourself on hviaj; a :iort tiaie to tixj. Sp inaler," aaid Dr. Mudd. '"I duii't know wbere they aro takinr u. but if it h to the Dry Tortu!, there la no more chance for you than fur me. None of us will live more tbn two yeu " Up to tliia time net a word had been dropped iu rcfercnee to the ultimate definition of tho Conapiratora, but tlcy hid occupied the:ji-e!ve4 in discuinin tha probt'u.iitif of a rer-idtr.ee at Albany, a trip to aoine fort on the gulf, or a uddeo death by drowning. O'Liughlin w-i very re'.ice-it, rrcly c itt-rin.; i.jto c )iivrrition, even with Li? fellow prio::er Mudd carried with him a printed copy of the evidente educed during bis trial, and took great pVi-riri in picking it to piecca. Ho s JcicriUt I, bj our in formant, as a tnin of jrood education, coiihidertble hrcdi:cs, and Uronij rebel jnc!ivitie. He w tievfr effhii pu.ird, alw.ijs .ondcrin a 4uestion well before returning an aiiwer,and inrtriably apoke of Mrs Surrmt having been unjustly eieculed It will be iwuirmbered that on Lis tru!, MuJJdenictl all LnowlcJpe of Booth previous to thevi-itof the lame .- is-in to the doctor hou??e, but to Captaiu Duiton he confesjed that te was acuiiu'td with Booth for some time before the murder. In re-ird to thst deplorable crime he averted tint he did ti t know of it until after Booth' departure. Mudd was very gloomv during the voyage, ntid feir were entertained by hi guard that he contemplated suicide. He was a;cotdirg!y cloudy wacbed, very much to Li indignation. "Wby do you keep mo ?o t loiy r;unrded? ' sid he to the cflicer in charge of him. , Because," aald Captain D.,"I am aTraid may lofe you." "How lose me? There- surely i,o chance lor me to escape here, and Ten do not -pect that r would kill myself?" "That is just what I ftir; ai.d i.ntil I ct my receipt for your body from tbe commindaut of t be poll to which voj are consigned. I deem it ray duty to hive our evcrv ttp strictly watched." "Well, Captain. u t eed hive i o fc.ir ou my account. I would put uu end to my miicrabie exiitence, but for the thought of etrrnity. I am afraid to die, although I can bear this ter rible life, which is so much worre than death." When off the coaet of Florid, tbe weather bic warm, the priiot.crj trerj alnei to i!eep 3a deck, atd Jjii.' ij Jaj their iroua were removed. They were very grateful for this unnerited kindneis. and showed their appreciation by givinu a-j little trouble .v possible to thoe who had charge of them When the ste.imer came ia sijjht o! the Dry Ti-rtug-u. on the -Jlth, it waa made known te the criiuiriila that thi-i treeless. Iif!es pUce wu to be their j ri-on Tbey cried like children. Mud 1 .n d Arnold, in particular, evincing the mot .ignant jrriet. The former paced the deck, wringing Lis bands, and eiclaieiir.g, time and again, "There is no hope for me." Arnold beailid his fate in piteous tenes He nid, "I thi-i were Albany, or any other place where mv mother and isters could soaietime- s-ee me. I might bear my iniprisouinrnt. but h:i 1 fhall have no one to live for." Mudd declared, nheu bis paroiyam of grief had eubidad. tbit he should loa no opportunity to clVect 1m ecipo When asked wbere Le would go to if ho ?uf ceeded in eluding tue vigilance oT the grri.ui. he cried cut, ,,lIomc' tiovtrnmet-.t wuld !: ioucj me v.:ci. i coa. i hoi out nie uown in t'e naidat of mj wife aud children " Shortly after the landing of the fteimer. Col. Hamilton, OaAtlandred and Tenth New rk Volunteers, commmding tha p4-t, prpoed to aign Dr. Mue1! to duty as hrpiul te-vard. and Arnold a jlerk, and provide the others with employment to which they were best adapted. On the following diy the Florida left lor Key Weal, to coal. 5pin!tr sending ti Mr. Ford, b'v Captaiu Duttou. a mee to the cflec: that he (Spangler) was inuoccnt. Dnninjed W lirnt-llos It Jurcti Ir rtptiert of u nrulu Dryer. I'atcilt 'l"r.-m tLe IvtrOit Free l'rr.- ; Tractical eirerience has demontrated tlte fact that wheat which has germinated is of verv little worth for theord.nary purpoes which "ire wheat its market value "That tljur manufactured from Krwvn wheat will not mtk gtxd hresd every housekeeper of experience ha? ior ?i:;ce fouud out. Science. ait on hand with an explsr.atien. says: My deir madam, of course ! this tlour will r.ot tna'ae l.ht hrea l ! I u t you ' eee it las teen deprived of its gluten, w ich is ! the bbrine which ivrs to dough it peculiar tenacity. at.d owing io which the c-ac of car bonic acid it arrested ir. the linuU;i. ii.aki :; the bread light at.d sor-y? The gluten ha bu borUd Lv tha growi crm of U.e whest. It is therefore aCLt frota the fl jur, ani llht bread is irnjHüM'.lc " Our venerable boeke;r aay he kt.os nothing at-out (luten or LbriLS, but ie anowa that ale iuim a. bly make sticky breed Bet It ia r.ot luf-icieLt rroru grown whet lour 10 ere a tea.. ii vh bread made from such tiour is Let liht ; to know whether rot ibis evil ran be remedied If by any treatment to wb'.eh grown wheat esn be aubjecied, or its tlacr can be ubjecte-d. or In any process of the marufacttire f the bread

such bread can be made light and healthy, a gTeat tf.4 ralutb! good has beea tccoaphahed. We yesterday saw some bread and bUeuit Bade from flour of wheat which bad been rejected br Inspector Hatch at being badly frown, which were as light, spocgy tad sweet tt any bread we ever saw. The wheat bad been passed through BabirJon's patent Gralo Dryer. Four days ago It was rejected wheat, worth $1 2j per bcihel; yesterday it pa.sed as Ko. 1 white, worth $1 TSatltiit Tbe apparatus whieb has effected such a change is worthy a brief description,1 evpecially as it i a Detrett invention, put m operation for tbe rst time only a few days since. Tbe dryer iuelf is enclosed Ia brick walls, and is thirty feet in height by twenty feet in length and sit in width. It conaints of five floors, each eonatining 123 square feet, and but four spart. Abote tbe upper floor of the dryer is a bin to which the wheat it raided by means of an elevator. It is letdown by valves from this bin to the upper floor of the dryer, wbere, by means of machinery, it u mid of tn even depth f fire itchef by eren dd botudi parsing over if, ea farmers are accaitomed to par tn evener oser the half bushel when tneaiuring wheat. From this floor it ii let down to one beneath it. An idea of thee floors can be bfct conveyed by an ordinary window shutter Isid horizontilly. They are made of slats, which, when rolled, drop the whwt down upon the tlyor beneath it, which is rolled in like manner, pacing the wheat down through the whole five Hoor. The floors are easily rolled1 by means of levers, which one man cau control with his hand When the floor ia rolled, paa&iog tbe wheat to the one beneath, it epmd it io perfect evenness and depth on the whole floor. These floors, except tbe upper one, are of sheet iron, and perforated like t sieve; yet the boles are not sufSdently large to allow the kernels , of wheat to pass through. When the wheat hak been rolled through all the floors, stopping from three to five minutes on each floor, ft reaches a shelving floor, by which it passes through automatic floors to a bin beneath, where it is carried by elevators to a cooler" The 'drying pfoces Is going ou'wbTTe the grt.in is pas ling through tbea 4 several chambers from one tioor to another. Hot air furnaces, fed by fans, force hot air throngh tbt pipes at each end of tbe dryer. These pipes, are in .the center of the chimney, closed at the top, thus forming a bat air chamber, fe l through an aperture at the bottom with air from out of doors. Opening into thin bot-air chamber is a scries of pipes passing entirely around the dryer, these pipes forming the sides of each chamber. They are very hot, and convey tho beat by which the grain Is dried. The steam from the drying I'raiu passes intotlues opening into each chamber. There is at the same time a strong current of fresh air forced up through the wheat, by a fan at a pressure of one and one half to the square iucb. Thu current of air prevents the wheat ficorihmg or becoming too hot; it also prevents any malty effect, which has heretofore been unmihUkable in ull wheat dried by machinery. After being subjected to the drying operation, the wheat is elevated to aa upper bin to be cooled. The cooler consists of a fquare tube, two feet iu width, with woodeu aides and a floor ef sheet iron, perforated in a manner similar to the floors of the dryer. It descends at a gentle angle, in thspc like a winding staircase. Bo neath the sheet iron floor m h wooden tube through which a strong current of air is forced by a powerful fan. As this tube is closed at the top, the cold air i forced through, the perforated floor and through the wheat, thus cooling it a.4 it gradually descend?, anl at the same time ilenUiuiE it from impurities. The grain falls into a bin at the bottom of tho cooler, whence it U elevated into other bin.- for storage. It comes out clean, cool, and in a good condition for shipment or mauufartute. This apparatus was invented by John Babiliou of thi city, and the patents which cover it hear date of Mirch 3d, Itftl, and September 13, lt6-I. That which we have desc-ribtd is owned by BabilÜon, Ninchmau & Co , and is situated on the corner of Woodbridee and Way ne streets. It u capable of cooling !0() bushtla per hour, but, of course, tbe apparatus could be built to cool 10.bushels per hour, it nc-cessiry. The machinery is driven by a 'M hore power engine. We htve already stated the result of the ex

periment, of pasiing Auuy und. grown wheat thftT.ih this dryer. ,T'o wheat was rejected when it wert in it came out "So. 1, apparently as fair and nice wheat as need be. An experiment showed th.it it tn-.kca as good bread and biscuit us any wheat of the same grade. All that ia necessary has been accomplished, provided that the same result always follows, and we se uo reason why it should m.t. There ia generally believed to te an immense amount of wheat in the Stute dauisged by beii:g crown. If the pro ccsswehtve described can make it good sgalu, the value of thin procesi cannot bo estimated. A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR. DUPONCO'S (iOLUHN PERIODICAL IM LI S. im FEJfALJCS. In ful libit in Cori't'ftinK Irregularities, Iteiiioviim Obst ructions of the monthly Turns, Irom Whatever Cause, and Always biu-rcssful as a Treventative, .U.J.-th"Äly aud CK KT A IX RKilkliY for aU tL' e aff.ict'üir, complaints bo peculiar to the sex, whether "married or alngle." These nil are uothing new, but have been used by tbe Doctors for many years, both in France and America, with unparalleled scccess In every case; and ha fa urged by many thousand ladiea who have used them to make the Fills public, for the alleviation of those buffering from ai:y Irregularities whatever, as well a to prevent an increase of family where health will not permit it. Female peculiarly situated, or tho auppeinir, themselves so, are cautioned aaint usiuir, these Pill wh'le iu tht condition, as the proprietor assumes co reponsi':lity ter the above admonition, although thair mildness would preveuUny miMchiof to health. Otherwise the Tills are recommended. Full and explicit t dirrcticn accompAiiy each box. 60,I OU BOXES UAVE EEKÜ SOLD l!t TWO TEARS i Ten theusand boxe-, sf-r.t by l"iter, both by my.-elf and a jen ti, to all parts of the world, to which answers have i.rru iriuiurj, 1. 1 nunu iu;rj v in'ium lifcf too auovv iii nave? i'-u 1 1 1 ii r i ii i. c iur .v. i r. .1 v. n j r jilViVl C1NK 1)AWNKI)U1)N THE WORLD IN KKMOV15(l. OKiTKl'CTlUS AMD KEST0KI5Ö NATUKK TO ITS rKOPKlt CH ANSF.I qnletinff tbe uerxe aud restoring the'Tosy color of health" to th caeea of the most deli cate. t TRICK ft OD PF. R IXOX. SIX POX KS forfiW). 8old by all DnmMsK aJ by the following JobWrjand Drug Houses, AReüts for Indianapolis, Indiana: (11. es, by snd;.!? $, ran procure the 1M11, sent confidentially by naait, and without observation, to any part of the cit? or country,) aad for aale by TOllLLNSOliJkCii.T.No.D, last Wahingtea atrcet. STKWAUT 1 MOuiiAS, No. 40. Ka-t Wa.-hiugtoo treu T. I. HASH1TT 1 CO , street. 14, Wei.1 Washlngtou II. H. UK. N. IS and .M.L-t' Block. J. Y. KNi)LKf No. ö, Bat Hou- Block, and by dmlv, Ki:i:ri:it tit Whoa!e lru5ist, 7?, South Merhlian street. Cm. S. LACKT, General Traveling Agent for the Weetem States, l7, Dearbrn street, Cfaieagw. Illineie X. B. Jone Genuine unless tbe box is hlcned "S. D. BOWK." Jaa3l-dlyeW ' T I O 4 A li PETR0LKI;1I MIXING COMPANY. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CKii ANIZKD INDKi; TI1K LAWS OF INDIANA. Capital. S:f-JM. Iu t;.(M) Minrr. at I If ty Dollar l!uch WORKING CATITAL. $70,tlHi Osrn a- N. 3 Talbott A New' RloU, ludiawalis, leJ. OFM V K R S Wiiliaia H.Turter, TreMdect and SuuerlideuJekt iVI.m Root. Vice Present. r.'lwm A. lUv;., Srcrrtarr J, Geare Sl.U, Trf,ir(t.' I 1 K K C T O R si . Ivlos R00, W. A. (Vhorld, Wro.ll Tcrn.f J 1 Orosvet or. Wm. T. Clark. C. C Oim. j. c nth. Lu lia"1'"' n'r rmm' 3tTT ao l Kdwl A. A limited ncmbr f Bares are now offered the pablic on terms that tbe Company feel eotndjLtw.il pay u-cr.brs Over Two Huudrod IVr Cent I W per share ealy required at time ef eabacrlpUou, Kor map, circulars or lafjrmatton. ply te tbe Secretary oftbeCosnpany, at Indianapolis prts.4Aw-dfr1Aa

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DR. JOHN BULL'S TOTI POUND II f II uu I The Latest' and Mo: Important Discovery or THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! I , Kit man's name it more Intimately connected with tbe hisury of XaTKRU. M7.D1CA of th United States, or more favorably known aa a pioneer In Medical DiscoTtrr than that of Dr. John Rull,of IiOi!ivillt, I ii turky. Hi liimttabte preprt!on of MA UNA lA It II..IjA Las loDir stood at the he.1 of tbe Trion compound of t!i at valuable dr. Hh Compound ol WILD CIIERUY has boeome a household word throughout the West and South. Hid Worm Lozenge?, in less than a year alter their introduction, attained a reputation As wide itpread tbe coutlnc-ut of North Auienc. Hat the crowning glory of his life reni.ind to be attainei! in his dincovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to have ben the discoverer of C'ilDltOTM, which la the basis of the Eittcis now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Central America, to whom iti virtues have bceu known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance to the inot-t deaJly malaria and bandies without fear the nioßt venotnoua horpenti. Itij a belief with tbem, that while there )s breath in the bod r the Cedrou i poteut to cure, no matter what the i --' may be. While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse thi ertravagant preteuAion, he i uevertholt-sa bati.-lied from a thorough examination of the oidence relating to it virtue, that a a remedy and preventative of alldis-t-WH arising from exposure, either la change of weather or t!i ajate, or to miasmatic iiiBa. tici--, it stand WITHOUT A RIVAL! Ami justly deserves tie reputation it has so Ion; enjoyed In Central America and lh West Imlien. IN DVSI'Kl'SIA And it attendant traiu of symptom, it act more L1KR A CIIAUM than a medicine. TUere is nothing in the i whtols rane of Materia Medica that can for a moment j bear a comparison with it in this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may he found in J the 1 Ith edition of the U. 3. Dispenatory, pages 13S7 ! aud IM. j A series of experiment in which Dr. Bull has been for J years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and ha is now enabled to oner to tbe public a combination of CKDRON with other approved tonic the whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled Boarbon WhUVy, which he is confldeut bas n equal in the world. He might furnish a volume of certificates, lu' ah lie have long since learned to estimate such t.....a their true value. Tbe safent plan is for every one to te fer himself the virtues of a new medicine. liivi: Tin: CEDRON BITTERS . nu v Tui.i . vi, YOU ?1J 'j OTIIEK.. XVKVKIi tK A5 It is not necessary to publish a long list t dl asea for which the CKDKON BITTKiü are a specific. Inalldiseas of the Itoucls, Liver or Itiduey. In all alfoctiok of tu DHl'KNDINO CPON DKRANOKMENT OF THE STOMACH OR Ht5wKL3: - ix j ÜOir..HHEUJ!ATlSM AND NKUKALC.IA, AND IN FEVKR AND AGUE. It is uatme i to aperseole all other remedies, it not only cures the. e disease, bat it prevents them. A wine glass of the Bit ters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effects of tbe most unhealthy climate, and erven the per son taking it against disease uader tbe tt.ot trjicg exposure. sold br lr iitflfi and crallf (rocer Säen Hr. JOIIX MULL. Piini:il Ci C e, F-.fth Street, IxxiiavlUe, Ky. iaa Tt iltLXSAI.iC BT DAILY, KELTER & RUSH. 73 oiitfa .Tkca-t4lnu Mtrcel. INDI.aFOLIS. Wfco au aeü LULL'S SAltSAl'AULLLA, HULL'S WORÜ DESTROYER, ÖIITH-S TONIC SYKUr. K-mamUr ISAtl.Y. s4a4SS4wlly;rwlSlo HKKrlU A ItKftte.

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Galen's Head Dispensary FatRbllake4 In 1 RÖO and Chartere by the- l.eaytelature off Kentucky for ttie trcatnaflisat ol And all ArTectlen of tke Crinary and G ef boUt Sexea. JUST PUBLISHED, a nil vat r. -ncnirAb TitrATisr. OTT VKITtTlAL DlSZASr?,tlaMir Oooorbra. O'eet, SypbUia, Strtcture, GraveL V-oae, KapUres, lit a, Fiatala, Unaary Deposits, aid all lssaea of the KWneys,r.:aöderJTostrate Gland, and &erainal Teticlea, and tbeir trettoectincla lu:!? a chapter ca DISEAfsId. wiUt oV serratior.s on marrtace and tte . it 1 i .' ' s prevention cf eocc taiainr a Tiwatlw aa f parmatorrbea, Sexnal vouDelility, larrei.ce and lsi potenca in both saxe; tbe mSecu ef these diseases oa the body and mind, and the Author's 2?ew Treatment of all the cases ia fall, the only successful rr.ethod of cure, with an exposition of Quackery. This 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 dLa.es is plain Kngllsh, with fill directions for self-treatment, and contains much v a! a able information not T"per to mention in a pablic notice. The work. contaiusSöO paes, and 100 plates and engraving of the above diseases. Lt to any address la a sealed wrapper, on receipt of one dollar Tbo afitlcted with any of the above diseases, before placing themselves under las -treatment 'ef any one, should Crtt road this work. OFFICE 314. Fifth strett, between Market auJ JrJarson, west side. To Insure safa'y to all tter, direct to OALIN'S UJCAD DlUPr.3S ART Dawer247, lchviPe. Zj. oci4 S-dAlv II 12 3I O V X Doctor Wall. TBIOllSOIV, HAS RKMOVF.D HIS OFFICE FROM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, WHERE US, rT ILL CONTINUE to treat and cure Private Diseases, in all their species, f-tages, ramifications and phases. . Dr. Win. Thonteon will rive to each patient a written instrument, f r, binuing Eimsen 10 eucci a radical and permanent cure, or make no(L charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made tbesV treatment of Private Diseases ejv, specialty since tho year 1S51 three years In the city ot baflaJo, IS. Y., eight years in Chicago, III., and two years In Peoria, 111. Durin eight years practice in Chicago, 111., he cn.-ed over thirteen thoosand eases. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in bis practice f T Scrofula, Rheumatic aud general diseases of the blood, ues a Fumigating Vapor Hath of the most ingenious kind, In conjunction with Internal treatment. 8EMINAL EMIS.SION-S. the consequence ofseir-abn-e. This solitary vice, or depraved sexnal indulgence. Is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid. symptoms unless combated by scientific modical measures, viz: S&ilow countenance, dark spots nnder the ryes, pain in the head, rir.irintr in the cars, and noUes like the rustline of leaves and rat tling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching straffer, n dislike ta form new acquaintances, a dispo-iticu to sban society, loss of memory, hectic flu.-he, pimpo's an I v arious eruptions ab3Ut the face, fui red tongue, ni.:Lt s.vcitst fetid breath, coughs, con -urn j.tion, n,o:i.ii,aii:.i, mid fi-nquent ly insanity. The aiy.ictod, ou tte tirt appear.juce of any of tlie ubevo symptoms, should imiiu'diatt-ly a j 1) 10 i;r. Wu Thntnvti lor relief. JC5y01ice at.dCoTisTiltatien L.'irs"o.2'JS;ja:h Del -ware street, lndiiUiao'list Ind. I'. O. il-jx 105). JanU4-dly M A N O O D ! How Dt.slro) Ttl, How Kcsiored. Physician and Surgeorij No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IKCOSSKCTION WITH THK GKNEItAL 1'IIACTICK of Mediciue, 1 treat by a new and reliable medinm, and with the happiest results, all forms of dbea.ses of the N'erou, Seminal a'id Crinary and Sexual sytems. Your.g men with bolluw cheeks and pallid roauten&nce, tcliln in fearful language the bilent w orking of some formidabledisease nnderniinii.jf yourconftitntion, memory and reason, hurry iug you to a premature d.-B. reflect while reason holds s.way and avail your.-elr of a treatment that di.sP;j)atcs the slightest disease, and cures the harrassirg weakness and other causes of seriout ditriculty and perpetual atinoya'ice. Sperroalorrhu-a, Seminal Wcakne.-s. Noeturixil Kail oions, Sexual Debility, Impottr.cy, tHocts of S;If-Abuse, and their results Inability to Consummate the Marriage Contract, Mental and Physical Pros-t ration, Fpilopsy, Insanity and Consumption. Thefoe, Like a etaench murderer, steady to his purpose, Tresses him close 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 will guarantee a radical core of Syphilis, lionorrhu-a and lilcet. In all their tages, entirely removing from the blod the last Fpark of these terrible diseast-s that s gradually burn np the fountain of life. Disease3 and Conditions Peculiar to Females. The beauty and extreme delicacy of tha female organisation, to say nothing of it physiological characteristics, are sullicient indications that it is subject to forms of disea-e and modifications peculiar to itself. The physician of the present day does not encounter try more forms of uterine diseases tban did the physician ef fifty years a?o; 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 areplc w itness. At tbe American Dispensary we treat by a new method, and with the happiest results, Prolapsus Cteri, (falling of the womb.) Eruptions of the Skin, Chlorosis, or Green Sicknecs characteriied by yellowish, dirty green pallor of the surface; Etnanslo Messium, or absent Menstruation; Amenorrhea, or Retention of the Menses; Dysmenorrhea, a painful and diClcult flow uf the Meru-e.-; Menorrhagia, or profu.se Menstruation; Leuchorrhea, or excessne and altered secretion of the mucus generally white, or nearly cel,res and transparent. Header, 1 have given you a class of disease that are met with in Females of all ages, helher married or unmarried; and to married Females would 6ay that there are nany othf rierms of diseases peculiar to your Fex diseases of I"regnancy, Tartantien, and Lactation, of which space will not admit an elucidation. I emit it for the council chamber, adding but one more disease to this list, and that is a formidable oue Ulcerr lion of the body of the Cterus. If you are afflicted with organic weakness, or any assemblage tf morbid phenomena of thi character, you have no time to spare, I at at once apply for ru-d cal atd. If too late to arrest tte disease, it is ot lesst possible to palliate the symptoms, and thus smooth the pathway to an uutime.'y grave. In a majority vt instances these disea.-e.-s have made considerable progress before tae patient becomes alarmed. In some cases a emaciation is tt first iudicaMor that attracts the attention of the patient's friends. And here, reader, let me call your earaeit attention to the fearful significance of the word "wastirg." It not oniy constitute the leading featnre, but the earliest and m-t ominous sjrtnp' s of Courainpuon, examples of which are invariaMi letwlth io young- ladie w ho ae gifted with high ii. Vctnal endowments, reüned accompllfthmenu, and e s naming with unnatural brilliancy not regard:: these i idications as being those f Incipient diseas., i.t those of per.0Lal charm. Tru. alas! the pit "Consumption cheek ne'er looks more pure. Ar.d lovely, than when pa-tall cure. And yet that bloom, .o fresh so tili, Has lent it Ceetir.a; atd to kill. And speaks, to those who watch its hue. Of s eine., dea'.h and stfier.i g too; Though who, Jut viewing ai'gi-'- 0 Uir, CouM dream that datb was there?" Addie. I, o. Box Mt. rCTOSlce hoars from 8 A. M. to 4 P. If. Room No. 2l.s. Eat Va.shir.gtcn Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, feblo-dly rmvATr: disi:asi:s. DR. C0I.T0CR, MF.D1CAL OFFICF. NO. 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