Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4646, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1865 — Page 4

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AvEDSE3DaT MORNING, SEPT. 13 ,'IFtVw t rY"rttans Orstle and Ccs'jy It Swpajr.J The oldest records speak cf tba csefulsese cf tbe dog, and for retteries we are told he fcaa t ta lit baist! friend and companion of am. te passetsej of moy remarkable traits, an! fcfcaa eife&itej a watcLlnlntee atrJ sagacity tk at ' recommend bin to cur kindest consideration. Ha constitution. U adapted ta emy climxie; consequently, like am, hi is an inhabitant of every quarter, ot tit globe. From tte arctics tbfTfioMof etercs.1 ice fttkJ stow, to the tro pic wt nd Ilm a faithful companion, and tab .et viat to the will cf man. lie looks upon Hi f aster with eyee or love, aad of tea U coo'.ent to ! die for Via. Ilia i2cc;;oa Is remarkable, and it tas been lauded ia son; as wtll aa preserved io tor?. Witt b mere beautiful than lit touching narrative of a dog mb loved bin master ia life, crouched around bit dying bed, and after seeing him Uid away ia tbe aarta fur ever, threw bimse! f upon the grave and moaned and whined bia life away? As the difference of heat and col J affects the bemao specif, so it doe4) the do. Climate produces a marked cuaxgeia bla appea raace. The Greenland dog has a thick shaggy seit of biir, while the do? of Southern Africa it .'dettiu.te of corering. Ilia disposition U abo affected by beat and cold. Il us well kaowij ' -faet, tbat beo the courageous bull dog of Britain r la taken to a warm climate, be soon grows timid aad betrays cowardice on ertry occasion. I! be ia bred beccatb the hot raya of a tropic sua, in a 1 few feneration he degenerated to a wortble! car. Amon tue atclent IlaUew and the aacient Hindoos, between whose religious observances there was a striking resemblaace.thedoj was not Leli In bijrb esteem. The former cnteruiued re ore for him. and we Let rarely Sul an allusion Jo the dog ia either the old or the tew testament; to the latter the animal was an object of positive arersion. The J t-Iik e of the Hebrews te the dog is attributed to his being liable to the mane, er caaioe leprosy, a disorJer similar to tce that ; prevailed to a J.ujre extent among the people of Israel. This d:.hke seems to bare been inherited by the descendant of the Hebrew race, fer in this day we but seldom find an Israelite .who has any lore for the ea a in c species. The Hindoos believed thit the efficacy of their sacred ofTerinc,. was destroyed by the presence of a do. They claimed thit a glance of his eve wa full of eriJ. A Hindoo, wben tocched by a do, regarded himatif a dcßlfJ; ho believed the animal to be a wicked sp rit condemned todopeninre in that shape for crime committed in a previous atate of existence. The customs, mauuer ai.d or inions of the oncicnt Egyptians were the reverse of those of tbe Hebrew-, acl with them the dog was aa oSjcct .of feneration. He was taa Je the subject of especial etudy of the rnot celebrated arli-it of tbe reign of Srotris and Pnaro.h, and one of the Egyptian divinity, Anubis, was represented by , a dog' head. NotwitLataLdint; that the dop . was held in such high etimntion in Ey pt, a more cowardly and worthless race of curs never had an existence. Tbe c jwndlce of the Egyptian dog wis proverbial. It issiid thit when he drank of the water of the Nile he no as he lapped, fur fear of the crocodile. Imagination, it ii very probüble, bid much to do in giring color to thi statement. The Egyptians venerated their dop-, and they were not trained to bebrafcandusefcl.it id not a nutter of wonder that they become a degenerate J ar.d worthless breed. The doj was much valued by the ancient Greeks and Roman?. The shepherd ued him to guard his flack?, and the citizen valued him a a watch orer hin property. He wa? also trained for tbe ch.ie. In th? inyth-.k.j of tJtcece and Koine we find many allusion t the do. Vulcan framed or ot brai ai.J animsted and pr?entid it to Jupiter. Certbj?, throe -headed d, is the (jnrdian of the iit'nr.r? t-j the infernal regions. Tho dia.-nvrry of tho f.r farecd Syrian dye, it is mM, w.is ncvaioücJ by a dug belonging to Hercules, eatinj: a kind of hiiell üh on the ae bore, nr.d tLcrclij staining Li mouth with a I L7 ancient medj! t!,e fi 'urcof l)winai attended Si 1 . . oj auoj. i iiout Unna was regarded as the Koddens of beiuty, divir.e hjur:? ncie paid to ft - 1 r . nrr si ;oiUf-q ot nature, her inJlucnce ex tending to cvtry world. This whs why she was worshipped uader the name of Lena, Iiana and Hecate, biting owcr in Heaven, ou emh and ia bell. All ancient writers record numerous iasUnce of tU 54gacity, courage and fidelity of the dog. From an e uly period the dog of Britain have been widely celebrated. The ancient Britons employed them in war, and they were aid to hare btcn fierce and couraeou oa the battle field. It is hardly ncee-ary to remark that this was at period when the destructive natore of gunpowder w.is unknown. British dog of tLe specie r.owr called bull dos, "ere In high repute at Rome, on acoouut of their strestb and brat ery, and they were matched agsbt wild beasts ia the amphitheatre. Thoy ercz ccctend d w.ih the lion, ih-j king of be.ist. 1 he character uf do is con- ;-tly cuaus'iu i with circutusUnce1, and ttj v.aryiaa; state of I eociety. i üe shepher-l 9 cf antiqaity i entirely different frcm the oce of the piesent diy. In euly days it hanot only to wuj the siep while graxing, but wai called upon to gi:.rd the flock from the wolf. This mxJe Lim:oaarkAU for SerceneM and atreojr,tn. From tka tino of the overthrow of the Komm emp:r9by the Gotbs, to the present diy, the do ha-, bcon" leid in high esteem by the people ot eriry country in Europe. Tretious to thedico!:y öf'Apierica by Coliici bus, the do was nol uomesticated in thii country. The wild dog which inhabited tbe western wilda, and which ma down their pre? in pack?. are supped by many t j be derived frim a breed introduced by the earliest Fettler. In America, ; as in Europe, the dog i held in high csteat. The English monarch of the Noimin line were pasiocitely fo'd of the chase, and the do.-? f were trained with the utm-t cire for tb"n purpose. In that era the monarch' highest ambitioo waa t be successful in war and in tho chase. Whole districts lreuaii!y, were depopulated and laid wau, ia order to form forests for the raaje of beasts of tae chase. Forest laws, lor the protection of paino, oricinated ia that early pcitvd. The cid feudal baron, when be ;ot engaged in war, was continually surrouude-i ty hi do. and they were allowed the freedom of hi c.istle They thrcnged the halls, rjtcied through the tately room., and often aat witb their waster at the table. TLe pack belonging to a lordly raa.is on eon;.ted cf dillerent species. Djgs were bred for the chase, the falconry, and felting fur the baw, as the pointer of the preent day fetticc for the un. S.nee tbe rein of James I, the priucipil breeds of thedog bet known in the Britih Ilnd have undergone but litt! ch..rge Tbe broods that are mot h?;hlj esteemed in England are. tbo?e wbien find taror in, and are common ia, this country. There are thousands, cf worthless curs scattered throughout the Sute. and it is a mat terof lurprii tbat we do not p iy more attention ! to the breed, and tru.ir.ii -; of the animal. ' aitbTal anJ watchful by nature, by litt! at tsntioa and e tfjrt 0:1 our pirt tho iio can be ren dered Talaible for nearly erery purpo?. The anecdotes of tha sagacity of tLe do are almost without cucibtr. The writings of tbe ancienfj. as well as moderns, abound ia tLetn. But of all tbe instances recorded, w can recall none where greater stgacity is displayed than is exh.b'.teU by the Alpine miurl undtr the train latr or tbe good mobkt of St. Bernard. Tho sto rirt of trarelen rescued fron the wilJj trd cow itOT35S of tke A!p-. by these faithful aaiunl. are fami.ir to all. Tbete arc macy curious stories, ani strange beliefs cor.cected with the Li-tor t of ttd-K Tor intr:re. it ;stated that br cutting c2 a piece of a do'a uil and then extract;nc certaia ctrrc cot.r.cctei with the back. w r M. vent the ar.im.l trutn oit.s tud. A little of a wottan' milk who ha- iciven birth to a ot furLfheJ la a i re-arJeJ as a preventttire of tLe nie U,.j,.. 1 iubabitaüta of ApaÜ jn iL kinjionj or .Naple. beliertd ia a cm'rtn iga'T't lit IM cf a cud Joj. which consisted iu rerat,na certaia l-u tuber et lines addressed to 5t. Viru, rihe t;tne fjr tl rse surcevv Ssturdays A person rra prerent dvs birainc at him by wearing a doc'- tooth bound to bia arm or a dig's tweuc in his W ua !e; his great to' X pappy eil in to Ii a an 1 applied to the head aaelancbo.: ctuaii is a certain cure ftut vufT-. lunuus i-ei r, ire too cair.frous to recall TLer) is co o-?a;g.. for ui Uru all such oriit.aweiia a duiker aCe tl.au l bia, atd areotl? preserr low by the infant acd ujfr?tit:,.ua. It is traso that uc i aturd fatese liould rwe 1! lor a Luifi.t, ICH the m t iliitenti AmnctLs bestow but little aitetiou upon the log. Id a insjority of caes te U b;ed without a purpo ini allowed to jjrow up without trainA an ore worthlei set wt curs tbaa tboae

that .tacf ucufid thosusdi of Urta.jtrdi, and swell the popuUtloa of any towns, wcild be bard U fied. A veU Uaiaed dog, with WS, commands aa enormous price. Oar sd?Ue is, exterminate the wortbTes breeds and refese to eovntecanee any - but these poeeesse J of joed qatlities. By doicjf tblf, tstsch troable bd txpense will be sared er ery year. "Wo ea&noi expect 14 bare gool log colts we bntow'soms thoeght cpon tbe tnbject of brtedlt; änd trafo lnrand dereU more attettien to tbe eaimal. We cannot c!ot this haty sketch more ippro rrlatelj than by calTiss; the ittentfoa of wool growers to th remarkable fact that wben dogt re tre4, raided witb sheep and trtir J to wstck them, tbe ibtep are nerer killed by idle roaming dop. Beicg constantly attended by od or more doe, the sheep frow familiar witk their preteote and learn rot to fear them. Tbe ccreeqeeoee is, when a ptracgw doe; comes into the field tbe fbek do not become frightened and Üy from him in the wildest confusion. On U e contrarj, tbey betray no signs of fear and refu&e lo ruaailhe approach cf the animal. It U not because the dog lores blood so well that he chastA and murders tbe sleep, but becaose the sheep ruw frona him like & timid bare, and be ctnnot refrain from jeinitf ia a. chase to exciting uA delightful to him. Wben sei many sleep are annually killed .by worthless dogs, the knowledge of this fact is of inestimable value to the farmer. yÜÜÄM EXTERMINATOn.

1865. 1865. "Eighteen year. entaltMed ia N. T.C'ty." Only lafafiible rmdT knon." "Free from Poison." "Xot dantfrous tothaHamin Family." "Bat come out of their hole to die." If CostarV' Rat, Roach &c, Exters1 U a raste Bcd for Rat, Jflrt lionchtt, Llitck and f.'fl Arkt,lc , Ac, Ac, At. ''CostarV Bed-Bug Eiterminator, la a liquid er wab. oid tu dfttroj, and also as a preventive for Eed-Bugs, Ac. "Ooatar's" Electric Powder for Insects I fur Ji-M, JfotJuUiMd, fteat, Efl'Lugt, Inttctt on '(ants, Find, AnfmrrU, de. irSld by all Druit( st and retailers everywhare Ifr ' I I tawaai I I I of all worthies Imitations. ITTSee that "Cos-tarV name U on each Box, Bottla and Flask before you buy. 111:111- It. COSTA It. ggjrrauiciraL Deror, 42 Bauaowar, Ktw Tobb. fÖTSoM by alt DrusrfcH and Dealer! tu loJUatpo-liMii-t. I 8 ( 5 . FARMERS AD HOUSEKEEPERS Shonld recollect that hundreds of dollars worth of Orain, Provisions, fee . are annually destroyed by Rt.-. Mice, Ant., ar.J other in?cct and vermin nil of which can be rrerented bv a few dollars worth oP'CovtarV' Kit, Roach,Ant, Ac.. Exterminator, bontrht ar 1 u-e freelr. Zs?" Sold by Browulng L kloan, Stewart, k Morpin, Tomlinson k Cox, F. Egner, Whol;aiIe and Retail Agents, iu Indiauapolia, Indiacvs and by all Drusci.-ts and Dealers, my U-!twöru WATCHES. American Watches. 5 ISI'Y A t.KNI IXF: WALTIIAM WATCH if. iv. a Jiir.l.lrf aii 1 raWlie time-koepar. BUT A GENDIN'R WALTIIAM WATCH-It coats lta x.J It worth donbie tl.. .ri e .f 1 1. wurthlM la'lih ttl Saits watcli. r.KM INK WALTIIAM WATl'IIES, n U aira.: for Railroad JTayiVr-, e,tJ Cet h toii. GENUINE WAIMI AM WATCIIU aipre.. f. r S.Un Uavy ktintii-c, ascarata time-keepor We t-et our Wut.h. ,Ji.,vt r .ia tba tuaaufuctry, u lep noue but tLe sftnim. StVr.I.E WATCEESSSSTTy POLMERS or tk.r In .uit i-f a tima-kferT, at tH" .jtc puMible ratea. in- iidic ij'T.iid.i i n;rT yri r. ?Lti ur a i wlar. Ve alo lime a Urje iity .f 1.. j.ri. rj Wat. be. Fina Jrlrjr ai J Solid tilr .ai W. P. BINGHAM & CO.. 50 East Washington Street, v Near OdJ ValSo. DaiL . A T 1 O A Is PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. OXiUNJIZKD TDK I.AWÄ OF I5DIASA. CnpituI, 8:iC(),00(. 1 blth Süure,at i Ifly llolinr i:cts WORKING CAPITAL. $70,WU Or o. 3 Talbot A New". Elvck. löa.aaaph.. IaJ. ÜHICIRS. JtiuiasnU. Tarier. President and Scpefintaadett. Date-w Hoot, Vice Preaiot. KJwia A. Dais. acretarr. J, üetrirr Suit, Treasaref. DIKKCTORa). IAmo Eot, W. A. Schleid, Wa.U Taraer J A Urosvenor. Wm. T. Clark. C. C. Oi.n, J a He" V ii' H'.Omerwman,Je,re iklic. n4 vTwlmX 1 !:.! i . ... i.i.ica cuaicer I Scares ars nw Sered te tfc . irrut m.i int Ltaunr fM py aabnbers ceufident 1!! Orrr Tvo Hundred Per Cent. a in ... . v . f it n7aD ,V ' tis vf sabcr.ptiea. arrW dAw.Jrr.A-! ' " waa am a. iniiiaa 1 vsi . . ADMIN ISTR TOR'snÖTICE. -Notice of Administration. MUT r. J0HX5O5. AArJj.Jsuatra. auciVwJt

L m:&tratrts ef tbe eatate gf i Yh?.-AJ Jo x.o-, dece.,ed, late cf Marion ctV oak f saM enate are hereby tct.:.J t!'" payut therr. aJ all peraona hari cuk sad estate win prsant tU aae i.rÄ' i tat isectTent. ?meat. Tae es-

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DR. JOHN BULL'S 1 CO TJ POUND OBDBON. BITTERS. 1 1 The L,ate4 uud Honl Important iltcover OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man's tame ts mora Intimately cocuecte J with tbe biaterr af MATERIA MEDIO A of the United States, or more favorably kuwn a a pioueer io MeUkal Discovery than that f Ir. John Rull, of'.Loiiiville, Keiatiirla'v. Ü1 tul Bill able preparation vf AftJSA tAlll t.LA has long itoi.d at the Lead ar tbs various rorapoabda of that valuable drat;. iiiu Compound ot WILD CHERRY baa become a household word throughout the West and South. Hii Worm Loiengea, ia letig than a ytar alur their iotrodactioa, attairjed aripuUlku As wide spread as the continent of Jrr.a Aolca. But the crowning glory of his life Teraali to be attained In hi a diacovery, or rather coiabia:ca, for he doe net claim to have been the dWcvcr?r of CEDItUM, which ts the bes! of the tov? offered to the pablle. That honor belotJs V the natlTe Inhabitants of Central America, to wh?m its virtue hare been known for more than tw hundred years. Arned with it, the Indian bids deC'aoce to the mot deadly malaria and handle withct fjar the most venoiaoua erpents. It i a belief with tiorj, ihat while there Is breath in ihebodf the Cdgn lipoteat to cure, no nutter what the isaa may le. V.aUfl Ir. Bull Is ut prepared U tnUore thia exlravaKr.t pretension, Le i nevertheless satisfied from a tljorocKi examination cf tbe eldence relatjiur to iti virtues, tliat as a remJy an J preventative ef all diseasei arising frca expenre, either to change of wealer ' orcHaate, or tacdasm&tlr InflueTH-fs.it taedWITHOUT A RIVAL I And Ja lly deserves the reputation it ha &o rout; ei4:yd Io Central Au-ru a am! the Ti t il-u. And Its attendant train of yiarto3is. It acts ta.e F.rJCX" A C11ARU than a medicine. There Is nothing ' . the whale range of Materia Xcdica that can for at jjtent bear a comparison with it iatbia diaease. A full account of thl wonderful plant may b found la the 1 Ith edition cf the U. S. Dispensatory, purss 1387 and 13S8. A series of ezpericventa iu which Dr. Bull has been fer years engaged, haj Just been brought to a successful termination, and be Is now enabled to offer to tho public a combination A CEDROX with other approved tonics the whole preserved ia the best quality of copper dis. tilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident baa n eqnal ia tha world. lie might furnibh a volume of certificates, but the public have long since learned to estimate such things by their true value. The safest plan is fer evary one to te far himself tha virtuef ef a new medicine. uivi: iiit: CEDROW BITTERS 03a! TRIAL, Alf D YOU Wli. 3KTEB C8K AN It la not necessary t a pabHsü a long ll.t of dteaea far whic h the CEDH0N AlTTZka re a specific, la all diseanei of the Uowel, Liver or Kidney. Iu all affecUette tha a B.RAIN, DEPltxniNU UPON DERANdCMENT Ü? THE STOilACH OR UOWELS. -ia QOUT.IiHElJMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN PEVER AND AGUE. It is destined tu aCei'es '. alUther remedies. It not V?'J cnr the m diseases, k ut it preTenu them. A wine glas Of the at Uri. tkm &n hour kfura inaaJ. rill bviate lh I' J effects ef lav most unhealthy climate, aLd screen the j erson tsics; it a ja'.nst disease uader the mosttryinj. a?enre. Sold tr Oruf fflau erai and Urocera lien nr. J OHM UVLU Principal Odea, rifth Street, LouisvUl, Ky. SOLD WEOtXÄX L2 BT DAILY, & RUSH, TS SoaitU .Tterldlatai Street, INDIANAPOLIS Wa aia aeil BVLL'S SAKSAFARILLA, BULL'S WORM DEfiTKOl 'EH, SMITH3 TONIC ' SYRUP. lasnasaUr DAILY, KE tftRA 1 lt9U, dcia4-drywlte

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C. a. Iujcrrr GttililOTT Jxati B. Itaa r . imOtKULt L AIL AH IÄ m'im rop LIQiiORS, ' 1 ! . i ' ; 1 . ' i . . ; . 1 ' SOLU AT THK 1 1 . 1 i 1 5 Ciuciuuati Daily Uuotation. 1. UAVbS AT ALL TIM IS PurrrfieniccHy ßoarljoii WhWiy, - ALSO. BRANDIES AND WINES Uf different Brando -. i - . ' " ' tJ We iorita this wauuag fore Liquor to call and examine for themseirr. Conser of MERIDIAN MARYLAND Su., Indianapolis, lad ir-a-dAw TIIB FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF irsJDIVINrOLIH 18 THK offlcial depository and financial agent of the Ua.ted States, and will furnish, on the most favorable terms. All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue StampSj And will bay and eil Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Vouchers, Orders on Washington, State Stocks and Itiblic Securities of every description. Collections will be promptly ma'., and every kind of baaiaeM attended to that belongs to letftimate banking. Regular customers are only charged 6 per cent. pon Loena obtained at this Bank, and the mott ample previsions are made for the safe-keeping of Deposits and for the accommodation ef Depositors. In addition to the reponib:lity cf the United State, fur the liabilities of tbe Bank, tbe Stockholders are Indildaally responsible to the extent of their ttock. In addition to the amonnt Invested in such share5,thni affordlr.g the most ample security to tbe public. Tbe following are the present StockholJern of the iaStilUliOQ' Wm.H. Fngli!b. W. R.Nofsicger, Lewis Jordon, Del ws Root, Jer. ilcLene, J. K. D. Laniei, of It. T t Gor. O. P. Merton Ben. John J.UorrUon, Gen. Lax. Noble, üon.O;ar B. Hord, IIon.T. A. Ilendrick, Eon. Df.vid Kllcre, Hon. Jamea A. Cravbs, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T. it. Sullivan, Rev. Wra. A. Holliday, Prof. C.N.Todd, J. George Stilt, Ucorje W. RigsjRobert Er owning, W.J. Eolliday, W. K. Holloway, J. X. Maxwell. Wo. H. Fry, A.J. Day, R. R. Parker, J. I Holton, Wei. Braden, PenJ.F. Tnttle, John vT. Murphy, JC(!- F.M.Hnth. VS m. WUlard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Noble, W. O. Rockwoed, Daniel llenneaeey, James Powers, J. L. Slanehter, Lucian II ill, W.S.T. Morton, Barnabas CoSln, John C. Ileretb Dr. J. M. Gaston, H. B. Fiixb. Dr. J. II. Wooelbui Jac. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A.J. Danfortb, J amen Greene, A.D. Billingaly, W. W. Leathers, James Window. rWiriblow, Lanier t Co., J. A. Koo, LIQUORS. J . IVX c IV 31 V. I A (Late Kabuovo A UcXiua&A.) RECTIFIER A5D WÜOLKSALK DEALER IX FOREIGN ÄND DÖ3IKST1C LIQUORS, WONONGAHKLA, RTK AND IWCTüIiON Taw ifs n 9 n. :et xi:5o PORT, MADF1RA, MUSCAT, MALAGA 28 South Illinois Street, INDIAN AI'OLIS, 1ND. JylT-dtf T. C. STKICKLsAIVU, WHOLESALE DKALKR IS I '""o 10 It? 11 uud Doiniihit i? LIQUORS, HOWeai IVnsblHStonStreetf Vel of trie state House. WHEAT AND RYE WHISKIES. A 10, PURE OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON. Irish and Scotch Whisky from Bond, AND Old ISrowit Cherry. I'ort. nine! aiil Cliauipuign. aifli-dtf THE INDIANAPOLIS IÄ SURA IVCE COJl P A ! Y , Is now permanently orgir.Ired and ready to U.-.ne Fire Policies. Capital, $200,000. The Stockholders of this Company comprise some of cnr.mott responsible citizens. DinECTOU: 8. A.Flitchib,Sb., W. H.Talott, A. L. Roacia, e. j.ricf, AQCtLLA JOKER, OuvaaTocsKT, Thomxs A. JioaaiH, A. K. YlTrOM. TS'iluav Hcxnaases. Office at present la the Sinking Fnnd Banding, crne of Pennsylvania street and Virginia arenue. ITTrhe patronage of the public i solicited. Wat. HENDERSON, TiesideLt. At ex. C. Jamc.-Kx, Secretary. mayl-dly NOTICE. aUARTKRMASTKKS.LlSE AND FIELD OFFICEEd reiiricj from tV.e Veteran Serrice, either by mnsteroutorresipnat;r.caa have all their papers fitted 19 with correctness . d diratch at Col. Blake's Military Claim Apeccy, apiH.-i e Metropoliun Theater. AKtary Patlic is in the oS.c. j,e ltf JOnN W. BLAKK. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. II. F. . A. J. Ult'LLEN, COMMISSION MERCHiiNTS, 7! Uroad ?laaIiTllIe 'rents. DALiX3 LN FOREIGN A I'D DOMESTIC LIQUORS, kc. Unorders Iled and ConisnnnH Solicited. PostoCice Box 2W. Jj20-fitf LIVERY STAPLE, etc. .EW LIVERY lD SALE STABLES! w. s.w 000. j. D.a-rakarrr. WOOD & STERRETT, COURT STREET, IN REAR OF POSTOFFCE, TJYAT JCST COM PUTS D A LAlWX AKT) V ILL II arracjed Liryand 9ae aft.e, ana larajsna it with the very he of stock. Tcey ar also prepared to liO.VII3 HOUSES, And havinj experienced Hotlen wHl Insert tte best of attention. Tba patronage I me puouc u aoijcjie. ab atabl- is centrally aad envainUy located ia tba Bear ot Talbott and ews' FJeca ana tbe rot uzxt. hMiuKii. ABfsit 11, asi?l-dtl

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A 'CARD TO THE LADIEO. DEs,DUP0ITC0'S GOLDEN PEniODIClIi PILLS, OR FKVALXA. ' Infallible In Corrrctlntr rsgu laritie, KenioviuKObstriictloaf of the irionthljr Turn, from Whatever Cnnste. and Al way Successful ana Preventative, And 'the "ocTy sura" and CtKTal R1ntDTrr all these 2iet:ta; complaints so pecnar tbe sex, wheth riaarrtd of siBsjla." Tbtsertlls are nolLing uew, bt have been ae hy the Doctors for many jears, both in France and Amerlea, with unparalleled snccesj in every case; and he Is urged by manythoasand ladies who bare used them ta Bäk Um PUls pchlic, for tha alleviation ot thoee aof feriag frora az.y trreguiaritiea whatever as well as to prevent an increase of family where health will sot pennU It. Females peculiarly sircated, or those t?ppe4 Ins; thesnaerees m, are cautkmed against Bstn thes PjUs wtDeln thai condition, as the proprietor assumes no responsibility after tha above admonition, altheaata their mildneas would preventany imischlof to health. Otherwise th Pills arerecoaiTDended. Full and explicit directions aoccmpany each box. MOOO TiOXES HAVE BEK5 SOLD LSTVTO TKAR3 Tea thousand boxes sent by letter, both by myself and aa-ecu, ta all parts of the world, te which answers have been returned, lawnicn laaiessay novn:us;uxe ice aoove Pills Lave been known since tbe SCIENCE OF KEDICISKDAWyXD UPON THE WORLD 15 REV0YI5G. OBSTRUCTIONS AND KK8TOR1NQ ATÜRE TO ITS PROPER CIIA35EL, quieting the nerves and restoring tbe'roy color of health" ta the cheek of the meat delicate. . rillCE 1 00 PER BOX. FIX BOXES for 1 3 CO. Sold by a'IPruggljits, and by tha following JobbiLg and Drue; Bosse, Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana: (Ladies, by sandiag fl, can procure the Pills, sect confidentially by nail, and without observation, to any part of tha city or country,) and for sale ty TOMLT5SON k COX, So. 13, East Tf ashlcglon street. STEWART k MOkUAX, No. 40, East Washington street. - W. I. II AS KITT A CO., So. Ii, Wert Waahington streeu ' U. U.LEK. Noa. 13 and 00, Bites' Block. J. F.SKNOUR, Ko. 5, Bates House' Bloc;, and bj DAILY. UCEFi:U aV ItlJSII, Wholesale Drofgi.ta, 2to. 73, South Meridian .treet. G. S. LACRT.GeneralTravettna: Affect for the Western State, 107, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois. N. H. Nose Genuine nnless the Vox Ia sitmed "S. D. HOWK." Jau31-dlyeo qUABTERS ff-OK 1H THC STAT Ecj INDIANA ,'A. ? '.-:u TV J -.1. M f-yt-- - n ' 1 ' SV " ff a-s. sea - 1 ' ?1 13 -arJ 5 ' Has no eoeuKTiox wrrn aj?t other vstxvurmext of tha aame name, in or out of IacV-xnaj ol: W. & H. GLENN. Pr:oieto PROCLAMATION, MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. WUtUZAS, the Cemmon Council of the City ur Indianapolis in session Augnst 28th, 1?C5, adopted the tollowins: resolution: Whereas, In tbe opinion of the Council danger exUta front dogs running at large of the extern-ion of BjdropboWa; theTefore.be It Eeolved, That the Mayor he and he Is hereby directed to Issue his proclamation asjainst dogs rnnnlnjf at larfre, for sixty days, according to the provisions f the ordinance on thataiject. Therefore, the undersigned, Mayor of said city, in pursuance of such direction, issues this proc'amatlon, ordern and requiring all persons owning and harbaring any animal of the dog kind, to confine the same for sixty days, from and after the first day or September, 1., ty good and saScient means, to his or her houe, out-bouse, store or yard, to prevent the same from biting or being bitten by othef animal, or ta cause the same to be securely and carefully muzzled. All persons failing to comply with the fvregoirg requirements are liable to be nai twenty dollars, an J it is lawful for any person to kill, and it li the duty of the pelicemea to ktll, all dog foua I rnuning at laree without wearing a maule a above rLentiuned. Witness my signature, anl the teal of eaiJ city, ttl 33th day of August, ISCö. au3I-d;f J. CATEX, ilsjor. ''THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL." ' Tir scl. jair. n COMPOUND F.I TRACT OF CtJBKBS Ail) COPAIBA, IS A SURE,CrHTAnrA5D SPE!DT CURX FOR ALL disease of the B!aJier, K'doyai.d Urinary Organs, eiüier in the 3sle or Female, frequently performrcg a Perfect cure latt thort space cf three or foar dijJ, and alwavs in less tice than any other preparation . In the us of TAEKAKrS COMPtlfjy D EATKaCT OF CCBgBS A5D COr AIBA, there is no needof conCnomett or chsnga cf diet. In its approved form of a paste, It Is est-: rely tastlea. andcausee no nepieujart senatin to the patient, and no expoore. It !s now acai.ow!eged by tie Sucre. TAWuyr comfousd fjitractofcuurm asd V7i ' COPAlKA 5tTF.lt PAIL. : Manufactured" by T A U U A T JL CO.,. ; J18 GraanvKh aireet. Sew lark. JfJ8cl4 by Droggisu alleveT the Wert. H-dlf

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cjcidical; T it mux OTAL, . t BAI aUCMOVKX) HI OIJTC FKOJI , VIRGINIA AVENUE TO Ho. 29 South Dclawaro Street, WGIBI BS v?IUC03m5TJX to treat an4 . rare frtvata Diseases, la all their ipecre stages, ramlScatiocs and phases. Dr. Wm. Thomson wffl give t each pattest wrltta Inatrssnent, binLng himself ta effect a radical and permanent curs ar cake ncj charre. 'y It. Wra. Tbonren has made taeX treatment of Private Disease! as peHaltyeiare-she year 1 Ml three year to the city ot EaEale, 3. T., eight years In Chicago, lU ,aad twoyears ia Peeria, IU. . During eight years practica to Chicago, I1L, he cured ever thirteen thousand caee. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his practica for Scrcful a, Rheama tie and smeral diseases ef the blood, ases a Fcaiiga. ting Tapor Bath of the suoat Ingenious kind, la conjunction with internal treatment. 8SMINAL KMlS105S,theconeo,uence efself-abna. This solitary rice, or depraved sexual Indigene, is practiced by the youth of both sexes ta aa almost unlimited extent, prudixtcg with unerring cntalntyth fallowing train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific msdical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dar fpot nnder the eyes, pain in the head, ringing In the ears, and noises like tha rnstllng of leaves and rat tliag of chariots, uneasiness aboat the lotas, weak aesa ef tha Lmbs, confused visius, blunted Intellect, loss of confidence, d.adence in approaching strtLgrr, a dislike te form new acquaintances, a d!vpoWon ta shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions abaut the fac, furred tongae, niglt sweats, feud breath. cocghs,conumptlon, monomania, and fre;uec.t Iy insanity. The affiicted, on tbe first ap?earanra ef ary cf Oe above rymptonss, t-Lcnld immediately apply to It. Wm. Thomson tor relief. XSoafce aad Consultation Ecoms So. 3 Siiuth DeJware street, Indianapolis, Ind. P.O. Box 1659. JanSl-dly Ü1 TBEHh WILL CURE CATAKEH. WILL CTJBK COLD IN THE HEAD. WILL CCRK AS OFPEN'SIVE BRKATII. WTLTjCrRK PAIN IN THK ÜKAD. WILL CURE ULCKRATlöS IX THF. SOSE. WILL RESTOUIt THE SENSE OF DEARlNfl. WILL RESTORE TI1E SENSE OF SHELL. WILL RFSTOIiK THE SENSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSK OF TASTE . WILL RESTORE THF. VOICE. WHEN CAUSED IIY CATARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, As is now admitted by all Informed, causing Irritation ai:d Inflammation t.f the nincou membrane, while the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently ad graJnaMy reiuoves all uunattral incru.-.ta-tions ai.d derxMits, restoring tbe deceased nietubrane to its normal r-:.Jition. A fcliiul Iteillle will laat u .Hontlt to t4- iiacil llircc tiiur u dar. IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED. lTCall for a Circular thserilnng all SymptumM Dr. . II. SKEIaYi: Ä CO., SoLa raorxiKT'-a, Chlraro. IM;rio1a. y Laboratory at Freport, Illinr '.s. AT '.vnOLF.3LE BT JOHN D. PARK Cincinnati, O. WM. JOHNSON Detroit, Mich. DAILY, KEEFKR A KUSII . . .IiidianaKdIrt. BKOWMNU A SLOAN Iiidianapolis. JCZTAud lor sale by all Druggists. decM-dlreod Cretet Mri! CirrJaT EfT KUti ß,.-rif:een"a laro letter l ages fr t :: cent stamps. Voting 31!ns ledical AlYfrr GRATUITOUS aivice given in diseases of tha nervous letnlnal, nrinary and sexual organs, in the reports of the Western Medical Association, whkh are sent by mall in sealed envelopes, free of charge. The organization was formed to dispense new and reliable treatment, and is composed of tte well known physicians, to whom all letters must be directed, DRS. JACKSON, HERBERT k CO., eb3-dly Box 43 Cincinnati, O. DOCTOR BIGELOW, Offlct) 179 Eouth Clark Street, Corner of Monroe, CJTXCJtOO, Xi.x. Poet Offlea Box. 154. AU Chronic aud Sexual Diseases of a Private and Delicate Nature, treated with unparalleled success. Dr.Iiigelow's Guide to Health, for ladiea and gentlemen, is published monthly. Send tor it if you think tbe wTitioirs of a physician whoee reputation extends throughout tha entire West should be worth reading. It Is sent in plain aealed envelopea, free of charge. Almost every case can be treated by mail. Medicines sent to any address. Ladies, send tor deecriptive Circular of Ittta ru Rrmtd the latest and best preventative of conception known. Rcomt Separata for Ladiea and Gentlemen. cowbültatiok at orrioz. raai. Omca Hons : From 9 1. m. to I r. at. frmatorrhaa or Nerrotis Debility, a cure warranted. HOTELS. SHERMAN HOUSE, OppoKlte Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND , Scott, Itttrce A. Co., Proprtetore. el-dtf MACY HOUSE, Corner Market & llllnoi f IDIAAI'OLIS. l.Ma. E. FNTC0STy Proprietor. I TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MT friend and ramer patrons, that I am new estabUahea in th a haaae.whU.h 1 Lava refurnished and tow thrown open for yoar reception. I take tb apportunlty of thanking my aaaay former friends for ti.eir patronage during the tw yeaxa vkiia I a as conducting the Oriental Hone, an.1 will at all times ha glad to sea them at my new stand. wy3-tf K. PENTECOST MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. w t ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS ta peroa with a little rady skeane to secure . Yi a will seU homes. Lots Lntirtl) on Time. aa4 erect comfortable dwellings, bullt y go workmen and rn good style, on the y ajmentof fas mach as the Improvements will C"st taa ranainü to be paid on easy pajmrnu not much mora than a fajrttt Cn Uta premises. Having tots '.a near1. ail parts of tbe city, we caa accommodate all willig to secure a home; and hav,ng a large atnoaatof lumber on hand, and workmen radj ampUyad, caa erect baildinge oa ahort aetic 1 M klkNAN A PlUtOt. apO-dtf teal Estate Agtats.

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. 1 1 f r j , COMPANY. Organise! under tLe laws uf i'tnsjNan'a, Na Tttsbcr, Irl CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000. fur Vulueof Slinrr83 V-icti. A LlatlTSK AafOVVT or StXt a IUI 4T the LowgaT ctH 1 Bcarmot rarra vr f'i pkb aaaag. No Liability (o Stockholder. Iceland of tbU Ooropacj, gruUating ofr l?,.r00 acres io raa aiatrLa anJ leabolJ, are situated io tbe . a VERY HEAHT OF THE OIL REGION! The 123 acres which they own on the Alle ghauy, two mile above IVe.-iUnt auJ only five mileu from the new 2oO barrel well ou ritthole Creek, and the lease of 122 acre of the rele brated "Wilkin Tract" alone, are ample basis for any Company, aud are stortb more than the entire Capital Stock of the Company. There are SEVEN WELLS uow in t.ueceful opera tion, yielding largely, from which regular monthly dividends of two rkk ckxt. are beiuf aid to all elockbolders, an 1 there ia avaav biR txi k that thin Company will acoo be able to pay from SIX TO TEN PER CENT. Dl VI DEN US. The First National Petroleum 0q. Ranks among the first class Companies), and Ii justly m'iJ to L tbe mot succesmfu! of any yet organized. I ta reputation baa now become ao thoroughly attaLliehed, that co mora uead be said on that point. There are greater bduce menta and better opportunities to make money od thee Stocks than any other in existence, while at the fame time tbey areooon raoraaTT for any and all persona to bold. From tbe New York HeralJ "New has been received and abundantly coofirmed from several sources, of the etrikiog of a new 200 barrtl Well on Cherry Run, above tbe Reed Well, a raw aota raoM thi raoraaTT or TITK Fia.-T NATIOXAL PlTtOLIl m CorPA!rT " (From tb New Tork Evening Expreae. "Our teleiTaphic dwpttcbee receired to day from tbe Oil Kegions, I o form na of the striking of a 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, jrxit thk First National FrraoLac CoarrAjrr'a raorutrr. Cberry Run Stocks will be in de aand to morrow." From the New Tork World. "Thi Fit National Prraotirsf Coafraxr is a first-class organization, wboae officers art of the highest sUndiog, and we cheerfully recommend it to all parties desirous of purchasing reliable stocks. Tbe General Superintendent Ia a pioneer in the Oil business, and well known ai a most efficient manager." From tba New York Tribun "Tbk Fust National is tbe name of tbe Pa troleum Company whose prospectus and map are before us. The camea which we set among the Directors are ample recommeniatiocj for tbia Company, and a sufficient guarant of iu future maLagemest." BTall oabtis it Mail ci gthuwisi nix aa ra.oMrn.T atiesded to cttl tu Stoci 1 ALL SOU). ESPGood reepouaibU AgcuU aud Eacbaag Broken w'aated to erery city and towo lo tie , United State and Britlsb Ptoviucee, with wbom Lberal arrangements will be made. All orders axd applications, wlatber by Utter or otherwUe, must be addrecd o II. S. & CO., ' OoMatiasuosi AlxswaAJiTa, . . mar 14 dtf 43 Jibeaiy St . IVew York.

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