Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1869 — Page 3
DAILY SENTINEL.
W«dneMUjr Murninc, Jnnnary It.
rINAXOIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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Th« followln* are th* qaotatloni of QoTirn*
■ont bondi. told, eto.: _ ,
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furnlnh no nuoh Indications. The flow of currency here continues. Toward the close of bank hours the market became very easy and the supply offerinff at legal rates was in excess of the demand, while after three o’dlock loans were made at 0 per cent. The transactions at coin interest were exceptional and on mixed collaterals and the borrowers were parties
lew produce
and leading bank<
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r-idlnnnpolls Live Stock Market.
Tcksday, January 12, 1869.
The market at Kingan i Co,’a yards this
not in the best standing <afcthe street.
Sterling stronger with
bills ofTering,
disposed to advance the rates to shipping points for gold, at 9X(§9X premium. Gold strong and more active, in sym-
•25<l P»thy with exchange, and ranges at •2$ [email protected] closing rates, *l.35%@
1.36>i. The gross clearances to-day was 148,000,000. The gold exchange, by a
vote of 178 to 101, agreed to retain in large 1.34X 1.36% loans, the privilege to members of being
I represented in the rooms by powers of
attorney.
Government stocks dull and feverish most of the day, and up to three o’clock
morning wa« juit about the same «« it has been the wholb list ‘was weak and declining; for eorne week* pwt, without a lingle feature upon monoy being plenty at seven worthy of e.neelal mention. The "ehronlo” o clock, however, there was a reaction of number (62) of beef cattle were on .ale, and not X®*, ^om the lowest point; the most all of them dt.po.ed of. The quality wa* only sales at the 1 card were In IWL’s The medium, a* a general rule, although there were 1881 U XCgm; °d i'tt O of a few pretty fair cow*. Butcher* were the only ditto of 1804, 108& buyers, and price* remain about as lait reported, di , to ot 18GS) ; ditto the range being from 14 to $5 60. | now, 108@108%J ditto of 1807, 108!%
(£108%; ditto of 1808. 108%(ad08i%; 10-40’s,
100,%@107.
State Bonds freely dealt in and advancing; Missouri, 87®87%; old -Tennessee, tM&OO; new ditto, 07%@08; new North Carolina, 62%(g,63; Virginia, 67%@ 68; Louisiana levee sixes, C7%@68%; ditto
eights, 77%@77X.
i’lie railroad market this morning was feverish and unsettled. Prices opened about the closing rates of yesterday, and advanced on Western shares %(gil per
cent.
Sheep were inquired for. and quite a number could hare been disposed of, but there wore none
in mar et.
Hog* none offering and but little inquiry. ItKlInnnpolls Wholesale Market.
Tuesday, January 12.
FLOUR—Inactive and lower. Fairdemand for low grades. .Medium and better gradea dull.
Prices on some grade* lower.
Fancy brand* City I 9 00® 9 75
7 00® 8 25 6 00® 6 60
ncy brand
Country ditto..
y.xtra family
Round Hoop extra e w® o no
*tno
Sujerflno 6 00® fi 60 WHEAT—Dull acd declining. We quote: • 1 60®1 65 for prime red winter in car load loti, *1 6601 70 for amber. White II 8002 00. Wagon* at II 50 for red winter, |1 6901 63 for am-
ber; white II 75 tol 90.
COHN—Steady and active: new ahelled at 60062c in car load lot*; new in ear, car .56c,
and wagon 50c.
OATS—In fair shipping demand at 53c.
RYE—Dull at II 1001 16.
BRAN AND SH0RT8-Bran. firm at 110017; °horU, steady at 118019; middlings, fine, |39 ’i‘JS per ton ; middlings coarse at 122. •'REDS—Flax seed ie in good demand at 120 10; clover, 87 50; timothy, |3. BUTTER—Very dull. We quote: choice fresh,
170200! inferior, 2('o.
COFFEE—Firm for choice grates; Rio, fair, f2022Ho; prime, 2.)®a%c; choice, 20®26%o;
Laguayra. 27®27%o; Java, 38040c.
COAL—Dull nnl unchanged. Pittsburg, 25c per bushel; Prnf.it, 20c: Highland. 15o per bu«h-
tl; Anthracite, 116 per ton.
i QOS—Scarce; 32o per dosen for fresh. FEATHERS—Quiet at 72o for prime live geese. FISH—Active and higher, We quote:
White, half barrel
Mackerel, No. 1, huif barrel 12 00 Mackerel, in kits, No. i 2 850 2 90 Mackerel, in kits. No. 2 2 to® 2 60 MOLASSES—Trade fair. We quote: New Orleans at 90c®!l; Porto Rico, 70c; choice syrups, II 100120; medium, 75085j; common,
65c,
POTATOES—Firm at 70075c per bushel for car load lots; 9Oc01 00 in store. , POULTRY—Chickens in demand; live, per dosen, |3 5O0i for old; 13 00 for young; live turkeys, per tb., 12o to 14o; dressed, in active demand at 16o. Ducks in demand at }3 00 per dosen. Geese, ditto at 50c each. Quails, 12 50 to It 00 per dosen. PROVISIONS - More quiet. We give the following ss the asking prices: Lesh, Tousey <k Co. report sales ef 70,100 lbs ot bulk
meats.
Mess Pork-|2850029. Rumps- 123024. Clear—182, Bacon—Sides, 18c: shoulders, 14e; hams, 18% @19c; sugar cured, 17017%o, plain. Lard—Firm at 1902Oo. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, 16)io; ribbed eides, J 1 l «c; clear ribbed, I4%015c; clear sides, 15%
6116c.
Dried Beef—Quiet at 10c. Breakfast bacon, SUGAR—Firm with an advance of Sc.
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At tho regular board the entire *Nst declined, auuthe market was quite Irregular. In the evening the market wan dull, but acquired Hrntnesa, and before the eloee of the day this had run Into activity and buoyancy, with a sharp advancement of per cent. The most active stocks were Hock Island. Pacific Mall, Wabash, New York Central, F’ort Wayne, Michigan Southern, and North Western. Mariposa certificates were active and higher on the report that Mills commenced running on the 1st instant. The short interest in the general market has been materially increased within the last few days, which, in connection with the hicrensed ease in money, is encouraging the Bulls to make ‘further ouwurd
movements.
The following are the 6:30 r. m. prices: Cumberland 39 IWabash 63 Well* Express 26 ! ditto preferred.
A me Adai
Is Express 26 | ditto preferred.... 75 American 40 8t. Paul 72
WqlMichigan Central 'll#
Canton 54 I Michigan Southern. 91%
Pacific Mail 123%i Illinois Central 144
W. U. Telegraph 34% Pittsburg 86%
”— ! -osa 5 Toledo 106 i preferred 20% Rook Island Central 156% Northwestern KJa :-8% ditto preferred 87%
64 Sioux City.... rimvi
Mariposa
ditto N. Y.
*n i-jv* g 7=; I ditto preferred 64 " Sioux City; 94 2 20 Hudson ^KlChicago A O E 48
io tut Harlem 130 iUt C. C. <k 1 7*' Heading 91% Alton preferred 150% Terro Haute 41 St. Joseph „.100 ditto preferred 63%|C. B. A Q 190 Mining Shares dull: Gregory, 306;
Smitli and Pnrtnlee. 206. No Boston quotations.
Gold exports to-day. |43,000.
Receipts at the Siio-Treasury, |l,13fl,058; payments, fl,099,280; balance, |S1,-
243,729.
The/W says: There are indications that the disturbance in tho money market to-day was caused by a prominent house, who, of lain, have been sellers ot Government bonds,*the object being to depress the same for the purpose of buying. The Directors of the Ne.v York and New Haven Railroad Company have determined to issue three million dollars worth of new stock, being one share of new for every two of the old stock held by each stock holder. Tho new stock will be issued at three r. M. on the 6th of March, to such as shall elect to take it to pay twenty-five dollars on each share on tho 1st of April, and the remaking seven-ty-live dollars when called for by the Di-
rectors.
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Hard refined....; Yellow Cuba, raw New Orleans Sugar
White .soft, refined ^
::Ki5%
TALLOW-Firm. We quote: 10%9ilo.
Spragues advanced to 13o for dark, and' 13%o for light styles. Pacific dark styles are closed out and scarce at 13o, and light work brings 13%c. Morrimac print* are up to 14%c for D brand, and lUo for W. White double prints and purples have risen to 10%o. American, Allens and Richmond light work brings 13%c; Amoskeag 13c. The Cocheco are still selling at 13%c, but are scarce and must advance to 14%c. Some of the woolen goods adapted for the spring sales are in better request for mens’ wear. ^ ( ^ f Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, January 12. Flour—Firm; sales of family at |7 76®
8.
Whont—Firm; sales of No. 2 red at
91 73@1 76; No. 1 held at fl 80. Corn—Firmer; sales of ear at 63c.
Rye—Firm at 91 40, but the demand is
light.
Oats—Quiet at 60@6lc.
TBarley—Unchanged; sales of prime
Canada at |2 26. >
Cotton—Quiet at 27%c for middling.
Whisky—Dull at 97c.
Hogs—Nominally unchanged and but few in the market, only 700 head having arrived in the last twenty-four hours, and they were mostly taken by butchers.
ley were mostly Provisions—F’in
speculation; demand fair from oonsumMess pork; sales at fT’o. Bacon
but quiet and no
1 fre
dull; sales of shoulders at 13 ,c; clear rib sides at 16%c; clear at l, '4@17%c,
I unchanged ; sales of side% at 14 %c; clear
packed. Bulk meats unchan;
shoulders at ll%o;
rib at 15%c, and clear'at A6%®15%c. Green meats in demand at lo%®ric for shoulders; 13o for sides, aud I6%@15%c
for hams.
Lard—Sales at 19%@19%o for prime kettle rendered; 18c for head and gut, aud 18%o for prime steam. Butter—Unchanged at 83®409 for fresh. Eggs—Sales at 30c. Cheese—Firm at 18@20c. Oils—Linseed dull at *1 03. Lard firm
|1 60.
Petroleum—Advanced to 31@32o. Gold—#1 36, buying. Exchange—Active and higher at 6 per cent, discount to par buying, and at par to 1-10 per cent, premium selling.
.WORM DESTROYER.
DR. W. M. WILCOX’S Vegetable Worm Destroyer, The Great Remedy for Destroying Worms. r rilIS WORM DB8TR0YBR is a purely vsretaX ble preparation, and I* entirely cafe for the wo*t delicate child. It i* warranted not to contain mercury or any mineral eubataneo in any form. Children will aoOthjsot to takOt, as it u x.
FLU .BAST TOTIX TASTI Thousands of children dis annually of worms for the want of a proper remedy at hand.
LUBRICUS.
• * *
Hew Verk. Market. New York, January 12.
Cotton—Opened dull, but closed firmer with a fairdemand. Sales of 4800 halos at
28*«c for middling uplands. Flour—Receipts 1,086 bar
dull and heavy, ami 10® 16c lower; sales
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TENIA 80UNUM.
Ntw Albany, JunsM, 1168.
Ds. W. M. Wilcox—Nir .* In answer to your inuiry in retard to tho effect of your remedy for
your remedy
leave to tell my experience:
Flour—Receipts barrels; market j ^ h en on y e e ^^.e 1 mnZ? ^ ^
t ondeuseU Markets. Tuesday, January 12. Milwaukee — Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat lower; 81 19 for No. 1: 1112 for No, 2. Corn firm at 60o for new. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Dressed hogs nominally 112 20 to
12 60.
Philadelphia—Flour depressed, with a downward tendency. Wheat favors buyers; red 11 85' to 2 00; amber 12 05 f to 2 10; 1212 to 2 15for ohoice. Corn quiet, but firmer; new yellow 88 to 92c; new white 85o. Provijion* unchanged. Baltimore—Flour weak. Wheat nominal, Corn dull; prime white 85 to 8Sc; yellow 90 to 93c. Mess pork firm $30 to 30 50, Rib sides 1 tol7%e; clear ditto 17% to 17!%c; shoulders 14% to 14%o; hams 19 to 20c. Lard firm. Cleveland—Flour quiet and steady. Wheat. No. 1 red amber held at 11 80: No, 2 81 60, Co^ 70o. Pork mark t firm and steady 130 for No. 1 mesa; 129 for No, 2 ditto: 132 to 33 for clear. Lard firm and’ unchanged at 20 to 20%o for city rendered ; 18 to 18%c for country. Toledo—Flour dull. 5Vheat 2o lower; amber Michigan 172. Corn %« lower; No. lnow61%o; new rejected 59%c; new yellow 64o. Hogs a shade better; 12 25 to 12 50. Memphis—Flour unchanged. Corn 65 to 67c. Lard 20 to 21o, Bulk meat* firm ; shoulders 12%e; clear sides 16c. Dressed hogs 12 tol2%o. Pork 831 Louisville—Perk 30 90. Lard 19%o to 20c, Bulk shoulders 12% to l*%c; rib sides 15% to 16o, Clear sides 16% to 16%e. Packed bacon, shoulders 14%e; clear rib sides 17%o; sides 18o packed. Superfine flour 5 50 to C CO. Wheat 180 to 1 92. Corn 58 to GOo. 8t. Louis—Flour very quiet and unchanged; superfine sold at 6 00 to 6 25; extra 6 75 to 7 12%. Wheat extremely dull and irregular, but not quotably lower: pri eto choice fall sold at 1 50 tol 95: fancy spring brought 1 40, Corn dull and unchanged at 60 to 70c, the latter for choice. Pork steady and firm at 29 50to30 00. Bulk meats jobbing at 12%o for shoulders; '15 ! %o for clear rib sides: 18% to 16%c for clear sides. Baon steady at 14c for shoulders; 18c for clear aides; 18c for sugar oured hams. Lard sold in a small way at 19c for prime kettle rendered; round lota chiefly held out of market. Cblcmro Market. Chicago, January 12. Eastern Exchange—Firm at 1-10 prosnittm Belling, and 1-10 off buying. Flour—Quiet at 85 22@(1 87% for low grades to good shipping extras. Wheat—In fair demand and 1c lower; sales of No. 1 at *1 20(g)l 23%; new at atfl 13%, closing firm; sales of No. 2 since ’Change at *1 13%. t Corn—Quiet and easier; sales of No. 2 kiln dried at 66c; rejected ditto at 53c; new at 64@54%c; no grades at 50(cb52c, closing at 64o for new: nothing doing in corn this afternoon. Oats—Quiet and %c lower; sales at 17% @48, alosing dull at 47%o. ' , Rye—Dull at 91 16@1 17 for No. 1 and $1 14 for No. 2, closing at 91 1C%0 for No- *• Bsrley—In fair request, firmer and 2c higher; sales of No. 1 at 31 6<)@l 67. High wines inactive and nominal; sales at 93(3,93 %c. Provisions—Quiet and steady; sales of I, 600 barrels of mess pork at 329 for cash; *28 75 at sellers’ option lor February and March delivery; and at f30 at sellers’ option for the first half of April. Rough Rides; sales at 11c. Cumberland middles; sales at 13%C. Beef hams; sales at 29c. Lard—Steady and quiet ; sales at 19c for cash; and 19%o at sellers’ option for March delivery. Hogs—Firmer; sales at 312 26®13, closing firm at 812 60@13 for those dividing on 200. Live hogs quiet and a shade firmer; sales at $9 60@10 for fair to medium shipping; aud 810 10@10 60 for good to chioce packing. Beef Cattle—Firmerand moderately active; sales at 84 25@5 for cows and light steers; |6 60@0 60 tor fair to medium; aud 36 75@7 90 tor good to extra shipping Receipts for past twenty-fonr hours— Flour, 7,657 barrels; wheat, 319,065 bushoIej corn, *29,395 tMisliclsj o&ts, 17,45(3 Liusli~ els; rye, 2,981 bushels; barley, 3,800 bushels; hogs, 8,828 head. Shipments—Flour,16,659 barrels; wheat, 6,829 bushels; corn, 20.971 bushels; oats, II, 920 bushels; rye, 1,882 bushels; barlev, 1,630 bushels; hogs, 4.615 head. ■ew Yerk Money and Block Market Nxw York, January 12. During the morning there was a more active demand for money, incident to the enlargog business on stockexohange, and borrowers or call paid 7 per cent, currency, and, In many instance, coin Interest. Rumors thst artificial stringency was to be attempted were not credited, and the hank returns to-day to the closing hour
t first it did not
>ut after torvals.
cams very
eed doetoriag,
r business, but after y sick at intervals,
and I becam
itown, Kentucky, wben i commenced with the pbyeicians, every one of whom 1 tried in
horn 1 oitiei.
with one or these mnnutei
■■'icuStii 1 uummu uoavy, aim ivqytuc ; sui™ interfere with my health " Mm. 4 •’’J 00 barrels at $5 80@6 20 for Super- about a year I became i "'1441015'' fit*. State and Western; 86 B0@7 30 lor Mf health beyan to fail m
•••”i2/»5ba4 : Extra State; |C 70@7 80 for Extra West- thin and emaciated. I commenced doetorins,
riv m:.,?
ior Extra St. Louis; 810 60@12 60 for ‘ ' - -
good to choice St. Louis, closing dull. California dull; sales at f5 00(3.8 50 for
red; 38 76@U 00 for new.
Rye flour—Lower. . Corn Meal—Dull; sales of 300 barrels right, and concluded to enlist in the service, of Brandy wine at 85 26. | thinking it just as well to be shot with a bullet Whisky-Quiet; sales of 500 barrels at » ^^•.e^rmi.it^^'S^'r’il!: 81 02 tree. . I would do some good. In this I was mistaken, as
W beat—Receipts, l,o6() bushels; market dull and in favor of buyers; sales of 38,600 bushels at 81 68, delivered,for medium ring; 81 62, delivered, for very choice ). 2spring; 81 65 for common to No. 1. Rye—Quiet and without decided change.
Barley—Dull and drooping.
Barley Malt—In moderate request; sales ot 1,800 bushels at ft 12@1 15. Corn—Receipts, 24,286 bushels; market dull and heavy and about 1c lower; sales 6( 61,000 bushels at 91@95c new mixed
old ditto deliver-
stir No,
tb* physicians, tvary on.
that and neighboring towns and cities, withont any effect. Iwastoldby many of them that the worm would kill me; that there wae no hope, a* It was virtually a question of time in my case for my death to ensue. 1 began to think they were
would do some good. In this 1 wa* mistaken, I tried every one 1 came in contact with during
kind of med-
Weatern; 81 09(3.1 10 for i
ed;96@99c for new yellow Jersey; 98c@ $1 02 for white Southern; 81 06 for kiln
dried Western.
Oats—Receipts, 2,012 bushels' market in buyers' favor; suics of 23,000 buahals at 75%c for Western in store, and 77@77%o
for ditto afloat.
Rice—Quiet at 8%@9%c for Carolina.
Coffee—Firm.
Sugar—Steady; sales of 200 hogsheads of Cuba at ll%@12e, the inside price for' new crop, and 200 boxes of Havana at
11 %c.
Afolasses—Dull.
Hop*—Quiet at 10@28e for American. Petroleum—Quiet and llrm at 19c for crude, ami 32%c for refined in bond. Linseed Oil—Dull at 97c@9L Spirits Turpentine—Firm at 62@53c. Provisions—Pork dull; sales of 650 barrels at 829 25(0,2!) 62 for now mess; 828 60 @28 76 for old ditto; |24@25 25 for prime; $27(g)28 60 for prime mess; also 1,000 barrels of new mess nt sellers’ option for six months at $29@29 50. Beef steady and uncharged; sales of 700 barrels; tierce beef quiet; sales of 1.000 barrels at $28@32 for prime mess; f32@38 for India mesa. Beef hams quiet; sales of 217 barrels. Cut meats firm; sales of 350 packages at 12@l^%c; shoulders, 14@16%c. Dressed Hogs—Market firmer and active; sales at 13%@13%c for western, and 14@14%o for eity.U Middles quiet and firm; sales at 14%@14%c for Cumberland cut, and 15%c for short ribbed. Lard—Market steady; sales of 950 tieroes at 18@19%e for steam, and 19%@ 19%o for kettle rendered; also sales of 1,000 tierces steam, sellers’option for Junurv, February and March, part 19%cc. Butter—Market quiet; sales at 30@40c
for Ohio.
Cheese—Market firm; sales at 16@20. Freights—To Liverpool firm; engagements of 15,000 bushels corn per atoamor
at 8%d.
LATEST—5 P. M. Hour—Closed dull and 5@10e lower. Wheat—Quiet and in buyers’ favor, with very limited export and milling de-
mand.
Rye—Dull at $1 60 for Western. Oats—Quiet at 76@70%c, in store; 77@ 77%c, afloat, for Western. Corn—Dull at 91@94o for new mixed Western, and 81 09@1 10 for old ditto alloat and in store. Provisions—Pork very quiet for mess, at $29 on spot. Beef steady, with moderate demand. Cut moats in fair demand. Bacon steady, with moderate inquiry. Lard—Steady at 19%@l9%c for prime steam rendered. Eggs—1> it 11 uL 33@35o. New VorU l»rv Wood* Market. New Youk, January 12. The dry goods market is strong and advancing for cotton goods, with an active inquiry. There is a general advance of le per yard on all bleached muslins of medium grades. New York Mills and Wamsutta withdrew from the market yesterday, aud have not been placed for sale on any stands of the leading jobbers. When they are, the advance will be. no doubt, 21%c. Lonsdales is up to 18c, and Hofe to
16%c.
In Brown Muslins there is no improvement, but the tendency Is strongly upward. Atlantic A is held by agents, however, at 17c; still all standard brands can be bought of jobbers at 16%c. Heavy brown drills are rather dull, but relatively low, and must advance. Appleton A is quoted at 17%e, but this is the best brand on sale, and consequently an extreme price. Bootts aud Pepperell are held at 17c, although at the close buyers may be able to eecure them at 16%o, which is the price of Atlantic prints, and the market excited; all dark etylee offering have been bought up and there la a general advance of lo per yard to-day on all medium and light work.
er» one 1 cam*
three rears service. I took every kind of medloine that could be thought of, all of which failed to remove the terrible enemr fnawinx at mr vitals. 1 flnallr moved to this citv about a rear aco, and was recommended to call and see rou. At the time I came 1 must eonfese that I thoutht the job a hopeless one, but I am bappr to sar that I now rejoice that 1 came. The morster was entirelr removed from mr sritem, after beins under rour treatment a few dars- The worm was alxtr-six feet and five inchee ions, and I am satisfied that 1 am oerfeotlr well. 1 hare sained mr strength very fast during the poet two months. I most heartily recommend your rem-
edy to all those similarly afflicted.
JOHN WEBB.
Floyd CoriiTT, July 10,1M8.
D». W. M. WtLOOX—Sir: In accordance with
your reqnest, I give you, aad thro
Janos with
_ our reqnest, 1 give rou, aad through rou, the public, the following feet* in regard to the affliction of mr niece, Annie Lewis, aged 16 years, of taps worm: About twelve rears ago tne first srmptoms of the presence in her syetsm of tbs monster wa* discovered. She was alwar* a small, pale and emaciated child, having verr little to sar. Everr remedy the iemilr could hear of was tried effectual!/, but failed to reraore only portions of the worm. Throe rears she wa* under the treatment of eminent phrsldans of Louisville, who used ever/ known remedy, and *ried all sorts of experiments to dislodge the en* erny, but without avail. A remedy prepared by the celebrated Dr. Jayne, of Philadelphia, wa* also tried, but it, too, failed toefiect a cure. The effect of the worm upon her health caused her to become partially blind, and to suffer otberwiee to a considerable extent for several years. All hopes of her recovery were given up until I heard of your remedy. It perfermed an effectual euro in a short time, removing the entire worm, twenty-two feet live inches long. Since that time the patient has gained flesh very fast, now weighing eighty-four pounds against sixty-four previous to the removal of the monster. She is now in apparent good health, and is cheerful and lively, baring fully recovered her sigkt. 1 can cheerfully recommend your remedy as safe
and sure in such oases. Yours
our remedy as sa r, iiOTWis.
Niw Albany, Julyfi, 1IM. Da. W. M. Wilcox—»?*r: I tried your Worm Destroyer upon one of my children, aged 7 rears, and found it to be all it is represented. The child bad been very puny for eome time, although it wae a very hearty eater. 1 finally tried your Worm Destroyer, and, after administering two doses, a large number of stomach worms were passed off, one of which was eigteen inches long. I can recommend it to ail persons as a safe and reliable remedy for the removal of worms from children. WM. LOUUK. W. M. WIM'OX, M. !>., Proprietor,
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WHV ENDURE A LIVING DEATH? r T'HE confirmed dyspeptic may say ‘I die daily.' A Tho object of this article 1* not to remind him of it* pajkgs, but to show him how to banish them forever. The means of Immediate Bad permanent relief are proffered him in IIOOFLAIVD’S GERMAN BITTERS.
tur* of any kind.
IIOOFLATVD’S
GERMAN TONIC
Is a combination of all tb* Ingredients of the Bitters,, with the purest quality of Santa Crus the most pleasaeivcaoio r.uivuies ever offered te the public. ' Tbei
ant and agreeable remedies ever public. Thee* remedies will effectually cure Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspeptic, Chronic or Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from a dis*d Liver or Stomach.
7:4^ p. m. 8:80 p. m 7:46 p. m. 8:60a. m
CXnetnnaM via Cambridge and CbnncravUU, Express - 2:36 a.m. l:06p. m ceommodation .10:46 a. m. 2:tta. ■
.... 2:36 a. m. ...JO:46 a. m.
3:30 p. m. Cincinnati via Richmond.
Express — 2:36a.m. 1:36a. m Accommodation 10:46a, m. 8:top. m Cleveland, Col., Cin. and Indianap’lit Railroad.
(Dee Line.)
Fast Express *1:00 a. m. t2: 50a. m Accommodation *8:20 a. u. (8:4> a. m Eastern Ex press no.10 a. m. *3:40 p. m Night Express *7:36 p.m. *8:55 p.m
•Except Sunder
such as
Fullnts* of
Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburu. Disgust,
for Food, Fulnessor Weight in the Stomach,Sour Eructations.Sinking or Fluttering et the pit of the Stomach,
Swimming of tb* Head, Hurried aud Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dot* or Web* before the Sight. Fever and Dull Peln in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellownes* \of the Skin aud Eyes, Pain in the t Side. Back, Chest, Limbe, etc..
Sudden Flush** of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
..*7:36 p. m. *8:35 p
ays. tExoept Mondays.
Madison Railroad.
S: 5
Jeffersonville Railroad. 2:60 a. a. 3:15 a. m 10:46a.m. 10:00a. tn 8:66 p. in. 7:25 p. m
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago Railway. Chicago Mall... **.12:06 noon. 6:20 a-, m Accommodation 3MO p. m. 10.-67 a. m
Chicago Express 9:16 p.
Constant Imagin-
ings of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion of
Spirits
They ere the greatest and beet'
BLOOD PURIFIERS
Chicago Egpress - Springfield Express... Accommodation
Ever kno
res
wn, and will cur* all die Multing from bad blood.
10:67 a. m 6:28 p. m
logo Express 9:16
Lafaygtte and Chir*?o Railroad.
Accommodation >a. m. 1:40 a. m A Chicago Mail noeu. 10:16 a. tn Chicago Express 8:5up. in. 8:36 p.m
Cincinnati Railroad.
press ,1 1 '45 a. m. d Accotnmodation.JOiSO a. m.
viUeA
I Keen yonr Blood pur*. K der. keep your digestive healthy coQditk>n. by the i
eep yonr Liver in
healthy condition, by the us«*of th end no disease will ever assail yon.
ornd,
see remedies,
ertinsvill*
(press..
•aVST
3: <0*. m 9:60*. m
m. 11 :to noon m. 8:25 p. m
Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad.
Wesek and D?Urate Ckildrea Are made strong by th* ns* of either of thee* MUS^withoLt 0 /T' 1 * CUr * ,T,rj 0M * of MA RAS-
uis Day Express. 9:4>a.ta. 10:00*. in nsrille Express 1:26 p. in. 8:26 p. m
7:15 p. m
Cin.'andSt.Lonls Express 3:50 e. m. 12:S0nlght
t. Louis Dsy Express.
StSfiMSSW-.**...
Vincennes Railroad. (Open to Goeport.)
Acommodstlon l.-SOp.n. 9:5(. a. m Cincinnati and Indianapolit Junctian.Riilroad. Morning Axpresg - 10:55 a. m. 1:0 :u -n Mail 8:45 p.m. 8 night Oonnereville and New Odette Branch. Connersville 10:30*. m. 7:3>a. m
Connersville 8:i0p.
6:00 a.
4:40
From Rev. E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Phila-
delphia-
I have derived decided benefit from the ni* ol IToofiaud's German BitUre, and feel it my privilege te recommend them as e most valuable
■tonic to ell who are suffering fr it/, or from dtteasee f -‘ -
of tb* fiver. Yours tr
mitering from general debitarising from derangement truly. E. D. FENDALL.
nersville ’ Castle.... Castle...
'p. m.
From Rct. D. Menigr,
12-olp'm r ' orlntrl > p * 1,orof,h * p »'"7 u nh Baptist Church.
9:55 p.m Fhiledelp te. I From the meny respectable recommendations | (riven to Dr. Uonfland't German Bitter*. I wa* induced tn give them a trial. Alter using several COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
RAILROADS.
AND
Indiana Central Railway. THE SHORTEST ROUE EAST. TOTTH TR-A-IJNTS XDA-IX-Y Lemve LNION DEFOT, Indlnnnpolle, and nflor November 23, 186V, a* follow* i 2*35 A M rAHT EXPHKNN. (Sunday* ft.OO XL, Hi. excepted.) arrives at Dayton, 8:25 A. M.; Tol*do,5: 4U F. M.; Detroit, 10:4b P. M.; Cleveland, 3:^) P. M.: Pittsburg. T:2uP. M.; Philadelphia, 10:00 A. M.: New York, 12:15 f' M-! Baltimore, 9:20 A. M.; Washington, 12:25 P. M. VE1
change.
10:45 A. M. JKJSiWauVrai;!
" rl ”‘ “
P M accommodation,
U.UU X • III. days excepted,) for Rich Connersville. Uruokville, and Cincinnati, arn inf at 10:40 P. M., without change of cars. P M YOHK EXFKFsNA, ™ "Jf (Daily,) arrives at Fituburg, 12:00 M.; Philadelphia. 3:10 A. M.; New Fork, 6:15 A. M.; Baltimore, 2:30 A. M.: Wasb-
M. On SATURDAY this train
(Sunnond,
iv.
Ington, 6:16 A. M. Un 8
will run through ns usual, via Pittsburg, arriv-
a :
Fast Express from 8L LOU18 to COLUMBUS.and ANilMs to p N l" SBU r KG KIP^e,, fr ° m 1N UI -
ewCall for Tickets vis COLUMBUS.
■V^Ticketa for sale at Union Depot, Indianapo-
lis, and all principal Railroad offices , .. .K-C HA i* DLEK . u «“ ,t T><'l'»‘Agent. J. M. LUNT, General Buperintendent.
deo21 d3m
“BEE LINE.”
(Cleveland, Calnrabun, Clnrtnnafl and Indlanapolle Ballway, ln(e B- llefontaiuc Hallway,) VIA CRESTLINE.
From Rev. William Smith, Paster of th* Pauvutvk Baptist Church, Phil-
adelphia-
Having used yonr Hoofland’s German Bitters nccasiouslly fur a number of years, with great benefit, and recommended it to others who nave also found it beneficial to their health, I take pleasure in commending it to any persons who may need a tonic fre* from rum, as well calculated to strengthen and invigorate th* system, and remove those disabilities under which many are laboring. WILLIAM SMITH. No. 1143 South Eleventh street, Phlladelphln-
October 1. 1868.
From Rot. Levi G. Beck,
Formerly Pastor of the North Baptist Church,
Philadelphia.
I have known Hoofland’s German Bitters fhfor a number of years. I have used
iwn family,
I have 1
vorably I _______
them in my own family, end have been so p ed with their effects that I was induced to r*<
mend them to I
hiii
ike i : thii iotec nmei irnc
ned. rrs is Intended to benefit the afflicted not “a rum drink.” Yours, trull
ui
ileas-
to recoin that the;
end them to many others, and know that they ive operated in a strlkincly beneficial manner, take great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim ig this fact, and calling the attention of those
disease for which they are re-
from ex-
act. snei rith the
lo L
my reoomme this more ch»
ioled with _ __ commended, to these Bitten
it m
ing the attenti
as* for which l_
s. knowing r idation will
ee
Jenefi Yours,
penrnce that
tained. I do this more cheerfutly, as Heofland’s Bitters is Intended to benefit the afflicted, and is
' LElfi 0.
BECK.
Tlie whole Sirae ConrtofPeMsylTania Npenkn for these Remedies. Who would Ask for More Dignified or Stronger Testimony t Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, Formerly Chief Justice of th* Rupreme Court of Pennsylvania, at present member of Con-
gtess, write*:
Philadilpeia, March 16,1887.
n diseases
benefit in want of nervous
”1 find Hoofland’s German Bitter* is a good
l of the
eases
rous action In th<
oars, truly,
•’GEORGE W. WOODWAKD."
l Hoc
tonic, useful 1;
and of great
ineflt dion In th* system
Hillers is
digestive organi. of debility, and
/AN and after November 30. 1868, Passenger
VI Trains will leave INDIA N APOLIS, and ar rive at point* named below as follows: Stations. No. 2. No. 4. No. fl.
Indianapolis 1:00 a. m. 10:10 a.m. 7:38 p.m. Union 4:05a. m, 1:26p.m. 10:60p.m.
ton........ 8:40a. m. 6:40 p.m. 8:40a.
eftefont ne. 6:16 a. m. 3:50 p.m. 1:10 a.m. Crestline 8:40 a.m. 6:26 p.m. 3:40 a.m. Cleveland....12 noon. 9:50p.m. 6:55a.m. Alliance 1:00p.m. 10:40p.m. 8:06a.m. Toledo 6:30p.Tn. t:30a. m. 5:30p.m. Detroit 10:40p.m. 8:10a.m. 10;4<>p. m.
Sandusky .... 8:00 p. m. 4:45a.m. 6:00p.m. Dunkirk 6:27 p.m. 8:20 a.m. 12:37 p. Biter f*fc£ tStS: 'US;: NiagaraFall* 8:33 p. m. 10:10 a. m. 4:50 p. Harrisburg.. 3:30 a. m. 12:06 p.m. IOisOd.
3:00 a.
p.m. 4:56 a. m. 2:10 p.m.
aFalls 8:35 p. m. 10:10a.m. 4:60p. arnsburg.. 3:30 a. m. 12:05p.m. 10:30p. Ibany 7:00 a.m. 4:50 p.m. 2:06 a. hiladelphla 8:10 a. m. 4:20 p.m. 3:10 a. m.
Baltimore.... 7:30 a. m. 5:20 p.m. 2:30 a.m. Washington 10:10a. m. 10:00 p.m. 5:16 a.m. New York...11:00 a. m. 7:00 p.m. 6:15 a.m. Boston 3:50 p.m. (:50 a.m. 3:80 p.m.
•srAU Trains run DAIL7 except Sundays. WAccommodation for Union leaves at 8:25
A «i : SLEEPING CARS attached to “No. 6” run
to CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG.
“No. 2” reaches Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Albany, Philadelphia, Boston, New York and other Eastern points mtTWO HOURS
AHEAD*** of any other Lin*.
“No. (“lands its passengers in Pittsburg, Buffalo, Harrisburg. Baltimore, Washington City. Albany, Boston, Philadeliibia, and NEW YORK from seven to avKLEVEN HOURS IN AD-
VANCE^* of the other route.
■WON SATURDAY “No. 6“ will run throngh as usual, either via CLEVELAND or P1TTSBURG^arrivlng la NEW. YORK on MONDAY •wAsk for TlokeU by way of CRESTLINE
over the “Bee Line.”
“ - — y-eland.
SSL.
( W. W. JOHNSON,Y J. r. MILLS. { g>I }*^ e U ^ Co .j c ’ l - misfsS, JOHNSON & CO., ■ucciMoaa to N AMO CL N. PIKE A CO„ DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS. ALSO, Rye, Bourbon & Malt Whiskies, Noe IS aad SO Myeaasore CtrMfi, AND Noe. 47, 49 aad S3 Tent man Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. oot25-3m _
Hon. James Thompson, The present Chief Juitio* of tb* Sapreme Court of Penngylvania. write*:
PHiLADSLpgiA, April 38,1888.
oniider Hoofiand’* German Bitten a valuable medicine in oa*e of atteoks of Indlgeetion or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe-
rience of it. Youn, with respect.
“JAMES THOMPSON."
*T oo aabli
Hon. Georgo kharawood.
Jnsticeof the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
write* :
Philadilpeia, Jana 1,186A
I have found 'by experience that Hoofiand’* German Bitter* 1* a very good Tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost entirely.
r», truly, ufcoRGi:
SHARSWOOD.
Hon. John Rom Snowden,
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania writes:
.... „ ‘‘P^n-ADiLpru, September 14. Hoofiand * German Bitter* is a very useful a tide as a tonic and a* an appetiser. It la not ■
intoxicating drag, by perion* of eU a
an appetiser. It is not an d may be used beneficially
RestjejtfuJl^jnrg^ 8N0WDE!I , t
O -A. 17 T X O XT
decSl d3m
Clevi
GROCERIES, ETC.
ON HAMD AND FOB HALE
lover Prices Dial Hsewte in tie City.
Ckarasa Green A New Oris
re the Unrest and best stock «f Wooden ■* ever offered In thl* market. Oak and ’are. consisting of Buokoti, Tab*, id wMb Board* Also, Coal Oil, cboloe iplaa. Dried Peacbea. (helves.) choice vas MoUaeea; all gradee of Cnfflee, Ha-
gan aad Tea*, Lake and Kanawha Salt. Louisville Cement, (ground eepecially for our trade.) W* are al*e agenta for beet brand* of Floor, together with a general stock of staple Gro enae.
W* ara'alsodoingageneralCommiition builnew.
d**ao dtw
3B»W wa
allace’s Bio
jpAINTIMtt wr aj^ Cteeorlption* neatly dvaaa
th* f wrapper of each bottle. All otben an coonPennsylvanU. OHAMLEffl M. MYAUffl, Frw»H«t*r, (Formerly C. M. Jackson A Co.)
PRICKS.
Hoofiand’* German Bitten, per bottle. ■WDo not forget to examine w*U tho Ton bey, U order to get tb* gam nine.
artlel*
r * r by an DmgrglaU, am® Mealeiw la Mwdlelaea Everywkerw. b«tX 4W ASaLkwtowly
INDIANAPOLIS.
a. EC-A-tm-iAisr, Wholeeale Dealer in HATS, CAPS, FURS, Am® Straw Goods, 116 South Moridian Street, novfidSm INDIANAPOLIS.
PEENATT & O’CONNOR, Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN A DOMESTIC LIQUORS AND Ageata ior tbe Beet Braude or KENTUCKY BOURBON. No. 141 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. )en8 d3m
T. F. R. Y A 3NT . Wholesale Dealer in IMPORTED LIQUORS, Bonrbon and Rye Wbiakle*. Tobacco and Cigars, Etc.,' 141 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, novfld3m
INSURANCE.
HOME IjX^XJH^JVOE OO., OF 2STEW -YOk!KCASH ASSETS over $3,700,000 OO Office in Corner Room, np stairs, in Hartindnle’s Block. E. B. HARTINDALE, Agent. PACIFIC INSURANCE CO., OF SAOrANCISCO. ASSETS XIT C3-OLID, 81,433,000 OO. Office—No. 1, on second floor of Martindale’s Block. I- B. MAKTINDALE, Agent. PUTNAM INSURANCE COT OF HARTFORD. ASSETS OVEPt $000,000 OO. Oflloo in 3Ini*t inti ale’s Uloclf. nov30 d3mtop7thand8thcol E. B. MABTIYBAEE, Agent.
Cincinnati.
HINBT BCHIfULL. RIVET 8KVEEIV. (Formerly of A. A U. Schnull ) SCHNl'LL 4 SKVKRIV, Wholesale Grocers, No*. 137 A139Sooth Meridian St., (Near Union Begot,) INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. nov5 d3m
■ST1BLISH1D- A. D. 1824. GEORGE FOX, Manufacturer of Refined Pearl, Wbeaten, Pnlweriaed Corn and Silver Gloss £>T JL 3=& C ZEE, NO. 87 SECOND STREET. aug!2 dSm Clnelnnnti, Oblo.
R. SXl«II»SODT, Wholesale end RetaU Dealer in FLOUR, FEED AND PRODUCE Mo. It A. Delaware St., Bet. Weahington aad Maryland, Indianapolis, Ind. The highest market price in cash paid for eoontry produce. decl dfim
SMITH A PALMER, Manufacturers and Dealers in IL. E .A. T IK EE, Hide*, Oil and Shoe Findings, No. 51 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, We solicit orders from Detiers. Saddlers and Boot and Shoe Makers, and feel confident that oar goods and prices will be found satisfactory, auglldfim
WARREN TATE, KAWoraoTonaa or DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ■tentele, MonMinge, BRA.OKETS, ETO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Flooring. Ceiling, Weather-boarding, Pine, Poplar and Ash Lumber. Flooring worked, lumber eawed end dressed to order, and scroll sawing. Factory—SS S. Mew Jersey St. ang7 dAwflm
R1KHOFF dfc BRO-, Wholesale Dealers in Copper Distilled Bourbon AMD RYE WHISKY. Alec, Dealer* In Foreign and Domestic Liqvort and Cigars. N*. 77 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS. angUdfia
THU UUKHA* GAUOLD Celebrated Cincinnati Pianos.
ri^HESE Pianos are equal in tone,
A finish and durability finest made, and each i sold at manufacturer’s price.
Call and examine them before pnr-
ehating elsewhere.
Wererooms. No. .69 West ..Fourth
urability to the very d each instrument is
ivarerooms. No. ca « street. Pike’s Opera liousi JOHN DECAMP. Manufactui HERMAN GKKOLD. bupt.
oct26-dim
House Building,
factnrer.
TABLE GLASSWARE,
Lampa, Ijintvriia,
CHIMNEYS, BURNERS, And all articles pertaining to this line
ot goods.
Green and Black Glassware, Etc. R. HEMINGRAY A CO.
nugll dfim
No. 68 Walnut Street,
Cincinnati, (mlo.
DEO. CBAWFOBD <* CO., Importers and Dealers in Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Caustic, Soda, Foundry Facings, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Sand, Pummice Stone, Resin, Etc., Etc. NO. 209 WALNUT STREET’ Cincinnati, Ohio, ang 11 d6m
BOW MM, STEWART, * CO., 18 West Washington Street, Wholesale Dealers In SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, KMYEEOFES, Wrapping Paper, Rennet Bdards, Window Paper, etc., eto. \ angR dfim
M. J. CHAPIN <fc to. GENERAL PRODUCE Commission Merchants, No. 37 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI. Consignments and orders solicited. Liberal advances made on Consignments. Frio* Current* sant free to any addreea. augll dfim
T. WILES,
Wholeaal dealer in
STONEWARE, M*. 93 East Georgia St., First door west of Batch A Dixon's
nevT d3m
west o
Coal
Office.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
BONDS.
Indiana War Loan iiond». TAl OTICB is hereby given t* holders of Indiana Iw War Loan Bonds, that th* Agent of btat* will be ready to par the same, as provided by law, on the first day of May next, at hi* office.
No.97, Pin* street. New York City.
Holder* deriring to present their Bonds for payment nr* required to notlfr the Agent of State on
or before th* 25lh day of March. T. B. McCARTY, Auditor of State.
Cleveland Brass and Pipe Works, 89 and 81 Center Street. Tate, Worswlck & Hayes, Dross Founders and Finishers, Manufacturers and dealers in WROUGHT IRON PIPE, IRON FITXINGS, And Brass Goods for Steam, Water, Gas and Oil. jyS dly
MB’aLL. Tn
NATH^1UMB m 4 qfilei* state Debt S
(loners.
Indianapelis. January T, 1869.
reasurer of State, a. Agent of State-
Sinking Fund Commis-
jaaS dl»t
INSURANCE.
FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY* OIBee la the Cwmpwnyhs Building, (old Mote Bonk) Corner Illlnola Ntreet, nod Kenlnekjr Avenue. The Pioneer Indiana Company. All Kinds of Policies lunesL JAMES M. RAY. President. ■. P. HOW ■.Secretary. I ly F. WIT®, Gen’1 Supervising Agent.
CHINA, CLASS, ETC.
H* F. WEST & CO., UIPOlTini *80 DISLttS 111 am QUEENSWARE, No. S7 Sontta Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. oct28d3m
VINEGAR.
J. W. HtTLLKH. MO. *. GUirriN. MrialaEH A GRIFFIN, M*guy*eTVBiss or oinEm AID MALT VINEGAR, Wee*, between Ohio sm® High Street*, MADISON, IND. o«t36-8m
SKATES.
8KATE8! SKATES I! A. Yery Largo on® Sploudid jLnnortment •vauma LEADING SKATES Is store aad for sale by 0HABLES MAYER A CO., 80 Wont Wanhlnirtoii St. 4ml 48*.
SCALES.
FaiiH’i Marl Scales.
W. P. GALLUP, General Ag’t, 74 West Woah. St., INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Rnr only tbe genuine. iv15 dly
ANTIDOTE.
J2T0. V. BURTON’S/^ „
TOBACCO ANTSXDTE.
iToaacco. A ■ and tnrithea
WiaxiTno 1 nrtirWv Hpaulu
tb. MeodTloTic^H Ing aod mengihanhii gutf. «**H«s th* i
^tMsosses grout nourishmmh •xcolkot tooio
o di|r®ct tho |
establishes
y)mr*k\jg sv all druqq
.—Beware of humbug
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robot bmhh. L Fries Fifty
sat
deofii.d&wcm
WRINGER.
The UnlTeml Clothes Wringer, ITH Rowell’s Improved Double Geer, can T. not be surpassed or equalled by any other ringer for durability, till the expiration of tbe patent for the "STOP GEAR/' or fastening above the cogs, which prevents them from entirely separating. Any sensible person can understand that a cog wheel wringer having cogs, whether at one or both end* ot tbe roll, which can play apart and fly out of gear when a large article is passing through, is COMPARATIVELY WORTHLESS, as the Cogs arethen of no aid when moet needed. .The UNIVERSAL WHINGER was awarded the Gold Medal at the Great New England Fair, took the first premium at the National Fair at Washington: also, at the State Fairs of EVERY NORTHERN STATE, and is the only wringer which ro*r took a first premium at the Fair of the American Institute. Ita sale Uiow over 350,000 wringers) is greater than of ail the other wringers combined. It is very dnrable, and ■very Universal Wringer is Warranted. ■WThe celebrated Doty Washing Machines also always on hand for sale. aarSold by dealers generally. R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, 32 Conrtland Street. New York. BRACKEBUSH B&O.’B, Indianapolis. nov23 dSmAwltam Agents for Indiana.
ATTORNEYS.
8. W. WILLIAMS,
Of Lafayette, Indiana,
Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor of Claims and
Patents,
Waahlagton, D. C. Office, No. 45314th street. MtwMn F Bad G streets, near Treasury
Department* octlT d2m
MEDICAL.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and fonenltatlon Parlor* are .Removed to No. 68 Virginia Avenue.
stage phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himeelf to effect a radical and permanent cure,
or nrake no charge.
Dr. Wm. Thomson has made the treatment of Private DUease
fi'u 8 J^^three years in the city of Bui ?h. f ttl pr ^K tl0e ,B UbicagOi Illinois, he cured ove
thirteen thousand cases.
.iio pK* m ’ Thomson, in his practice for Scrof ^““fticand general diseases of the blood a i5 u 3 l *f atln * } Bath of the most ing« ment 111 con J unct ion with interhal treat
EMISSIONS, the conseqaeuee o
sell-abuse. This soiiury vice, or depraved sex ual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of hot] sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producin with unerring certainty the following train o morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientifi medical measures, vii: Sallow countenance, dar! spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing ii the ears, and noises like the rustling ot leaves am rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins weakness of the limbs, confused vision, bluntei intellect,. loss of confidence, diffidence in ap preaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac quaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss o memory, hectic flushes, pimples and variou eruptions about the face, furred tongue, nigh sweau, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mon
omama. and frequently insanity. afflicted, on the first appearance of any o toms, should immediately applj
the ab
b above symp Dr. Wm. Th<
Office ani
Virginia avenue, ~ 0. Box 1650
icrnson for relief.
id Consultation Indianapolis, Indiana.
Parlors, No. €
ana.
marlO dly
teal ft me* says of this work: “Thie valuable treatise on the cause and cure of premature decline shows how health is impaired through ac-
me shows how health is impaired through se■et abuses of youth and manhood, and how easily regained. It gives a clear synopsii of the impediments to marriage, tho cause and effects of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor.” A pocket edition of the ah 've will be forwarded on receipt of » rents, addressing Doctor Curtis, No. 58 North Char e» street, Baltimore,
DR. JAS. C. KERR’S Great System Renovator! PURES all Diseases arising from Impure Blood, r-’’ , fc km Diseases, Liver Complaint, Hives, KryBULousness. Dyspepsia. Cough and Weak Lungs, Debilitated Constitutions, Rheumajism. Neuralgia, Fistula, Headache, Fever and Ague, Piles. Constipation. THE SYSTEM RENOVATOR I* the Beat Blood Pnrider In the World. Look nt the Mainea ot oar Host Proa*. Inant I'lUzem* who fanvo ffi*e® oar Medicine.
Ben. ChurchiU. Chas. Coulter. Charles H. Collii frank Clark, Frank Ernst, Henry Eaton. T. i?“ d !. ry n H-rv-jr ; Hale. lieo. Clark. Charles
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25 cents Louisville, Kentucky. Having had ten years’ experience In this specialty, patients suffering from any disease whatever of a private or confidential nature, end ladies troubled with any of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by inclosing 25cents as above, with brief statement of case, wUl receive particulars for self treatment by return mail, and thus avoid quackery. We also have a Varix Clasp which we guarantee to permanently cure Varicocele in four days. The Electro-Magnetic Preventive. Those desiring to limit their offspring, oan enclose a stamp for a pamphlet containing engravings and explanations of the above preventive, with an essay on the subject of prevention. AH correspondence confidential. Address aU letters to J. 8. WILLIAMS, Drawer 247, LoulsviUe, Ky. sepl4 dAwly
Thirty teaun* Experience in ti*< Treatment of Chronic and Sexual IHseases.
the author g plan of treatment—the >nly raue and'Bucce86ful^mod<3 of cure, aa ^hown by a re] free of postage to any address, on receipt twenty-five vents in stamp or postal currency addressing Dr. LA CROIX. No. 31 Maiden Li Albany, Now York. The author may be e salted upon any of the diseases upon wi his book treats, either personally or by mail,, m jo8dAwly 0n t ^ 407 Part ^ > * wor ' < K
PROFESSIONAL. O. W. PICKERILL, M> D. g. COLE, M. D. DBS. PICKERILL & COLE, Physicians and Snrgeons. OFFICE: No. 30% Norik Pennsjlvania Street (Half square from TTaphington itreet, near PoitoffiueJ Indian a r oi. is, Indiana.
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