Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1865 — Page 4

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FRIDAY UOKA.u. oVEMBEK iu THE DAILY HERALD Mino Tut Extra Be ea lern of tbe legislature. Tbe Extra Session ef the Legislate wUl meet la tala City qq the 13A ttry JFe emier, and 1U easiness, wtta which It corjsoeted wat ef tae nod ini porta t political and CnaacUJ qeeaUeoo that have rer been presented te the BepreeeaUtiTes ef the eeeple of Indiana will b breoght befere Uli body fr ectloa. TL I) nit Hiaau w,3 contain a fall aad cample U resort ef the proceedings ef the session, which, with oct doul-t, will be tbe most lrnporti.t art r held la the State. Wo will b&3 the Pal! Herald or Weekly Sea tine 1 U subej-ri&ers daring ths session, via; Daily Herald 1 1 15 vTeel.ly Sentinel q 5 5 attention paid to orders not accompanied by tb cut Ttoe Double flurdcr In Hartford. from lb Hartford Ceereat at Monday. . Oot of the most terrible tragedies that art were Tar caliai on to narrata occurred la thia city at belf-paat tun a o'clock l&at night, at tba rapiden ca 01 Ii. W . Greene, Uta rreaicact of tba Connect! cut Fir a Insurance Company, Mr. Oreeoa baring ceased tba death of bia wife by catting bar throat wun a razor, and then attempting bia awn life. Tba facta aa brought out bafore the coroner' jury wert aa follows: Mr. and Mra. (iraene were In the' bouse alone. their daughters and a nepbew having left there about hall-put 7 o'clock, there bing at that time nothing unusual in the appearance of Mr Greaoe. At half put 'J o'clock Mary Johnson, JJ.na roster, and itobert Uibba (colored), lieory Kennedy and b. t. Cum coin es, on their way from church, were within a few rod of the resi dence, when they beard the cry of murder. Mr. Kennedy a id that as soon be reached the front of the home be saw Mrs. Greene standing by the -front parlor window, which was open, the blood streaming from her neck, lie ran into the room and said; "Mrs. Greene, what Is the matter?" She re plied: "Mr. Greene his kill me; be hae escaped! 1 ou woq t nod him! At ber request Kennedy ran for Dr. Uerc?ford, who came immediately, tot she was dead on his arrival. Marj Johnson, aa intelligent colored woman, followed Mr. Ken nedy into the bouse. Mrs. Greene remarked that ber htubanJ bad cut ber neck, and ajked to be helped op stairs. Mra. Johnson and Misa Foster helped her up sttirs to ber room, andaa ehe psed inside tne door, remarked:"! am faiat!" and fell to the floor, when sbe soon ex pired from loss of blood. The interior jugular rein on the right side of the neck was cut, the wound being Tery deep and extending from the ear to the chin. Mrs. Greene remarked to Mar? Johnson thit ehe bad been afraid to stay with Mr. Greene all the evening, but none of the members of the family were knowing to this fact. Search was made for Mr. Greeue about the premised, but It was supposed that be had escaped. While waiting for the Coroner, officer Hoti summoned a jury, conflating of John Ii. Kl d rid ire, A. X. Clark, Collins btone.Olcott Allen, S. A. Hubbard and S. Mather, who were about attending to their do tie, when it was stated that the door to Mr. Greene's room was locked and the key on the outside. This was a quarter before eieren. The room was entered by a side window, when a terrible sight presented, itself. Mr. Greene was lying on a sofa, with bis right arm rcsi.ng cn a chair, with an open razor by his band, and etil I alive, but scarcely any hope that be could lire but a ehort time. He bad cut a deep gash on the right eide of his neck into the tricoid cartallary, making an opening into the mouth. There was another cut on the left side of the neck, and one across the left arm. He bad bled profucly, was partially sensible, but could not articulate distinctly. Urs. Heresford and Russell dressed bis wound?, and when we left at 1 o'clock be was tili alire, but with very little hopo tn.it he could survive. It appeared that Mr. Greene was nit: in; by the centre ttble reading the "Knightly bldier. when ber husband came up behind her and cut her throat with & razor, then ran up stairs, locked bU door, laid down, and deliberately made the attempt at bis own ule. Mrs. Greene ran aero the parlor, opened the front blinds and window and cried murder, as we bare previously stated Blood on the leaves of the book indicated that it was open at chapter serea. Ever since the death of Mr. Green's daughter he has been very low-spirited, and for months has given evidence of insanity, and bis friends have bad fears that be might do himself injury, but did not antici pate irjury to ethers, lie attended church yes terday, aud alter service in the afternoon, walked some distance with bis son-in-law, Mr. Day, con versing relative to his own matters, and the state of his health; but there was nothing in bis appearance then or at the time to indicate tie thought of harm to himself or bis mends. The finding of the jury was in accordance to the facts above narrated. Mr. Greene was a man about sixty-six, we should judge, and was possessed of considerable wealth, lie leaves two daughters, one married. We have no heart at this time to comment on this awful tragedy, the most terrible in all its aspects that it was ever our lot to witAaizosa AMU So so aa. These two States one under the Hag of the United States, and the other under the imperial banner of Maximilian, are, says the rniladelphi Ace, both rich in natural advantages, and may yet be the theatre of great event bearing upon the destiny of tbin nation. I be reported cession of the border State of Mexico to Napoleon, though not veri fied by positive facts, ttill rests upon sufficient testimony to warrant a belief that such an ar rangement has been made as will at any time justify the Kmperor of the French in assuming lull ownemhip ot that portion of Mexico which borders on our Southern line. Sonera, which seems to be the headquarters of French influence ia thit region, coQUioa about 140.000 inhabitants. These are chic fly the descendants of the A pit a Indians and Spaniards, and are a weak ai d docile race, that can be pushed aside quite easily when the time comes for French colonization. Sonor is a beautiful country, watered by several rivers, and was lormeTly called "Sonora the liich." The Sierra Madre range of mountains which rues through 11, is veined wita pold and silver, which at the time ot the Spanish Conquest, in 1103, amounted it was thought, to $400,000,000. The country has been desolated by years of misrule and anar chy, but at the prestut time things are assuming a moro tranquil aspect, aud the position that Nonor is to occupy ui the coming struggle between French and American iufluence on this continent must be an important one. The rival State ot Sonora, the one which must act as the breakwater against French machinations, is Arizona. This State was formerly a portion 01 tne empire 01 JWexico. It was ceded to the United State after tke war with Mexico, for the consideration of $1 0,000 ,000, paid under the stimulation of the Gadsdsa treaty. Arizona contained ia lrid a population of 10,000, exclciive of.Itdiatis. Since that lime the population has increased very rapidiv. Arizona was explored br the Spanish Jesuits "as etrly as 16s7; and the Valley of the Satta Cruz, one ol the most fertile iu tae world in agricultural products, boasted of a hundred river mines. The climate is variable, ia some portions delightful witb valleys rich m agricultural resources. The mineral resources ol the Arizona re apparently inexhaustible. Iron, copper, silver and gold are lound in all part of lie Sute,ai)d iu l5v9 a plumbago mice was discovered within ber territorial lisn.ta. Thee advantages will naturally attract a hardy and entcrrritir.g population, and thus the State will soon be iu a position to represent in aii elEcient maimer American interests on the Uio Grande. In the presert conjunction of affairs on our Southern borders e should extend a helping hand to a!I who may be dL-poid to settle in tht region. If circumstances fhould render it expedient to enforce the Monroe doctrine, the more densely our frontier States are populated the better it will be for the intends ot the United States. France will look to Ur iuerest ia Sot ora; let us cot forget Arizona. SIcKernan&. Pierce, REAL ESTATE lOf Firit Door K;it of Palncr Honse (UP STAIKS.) T1 B1TK FOR ALJC BOUSES A3 D LOTS 1 y t Vaj t lnjnplu, and Farms aa4 firming Laad la tbi Hut, and will Mil r tkaa caa r parcbadUwhr fb3!-d4w!y

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.B.AixoRn. j c .if. mm ttm. aituuuti E. B. ALV0BD & CO., Wholesale Healers in 1HD- & 2 m si Ml. 1 AIMD'S Ii I AI IK Cor. Meridian & Coorgia Gto., ARE 13 DAILY RICEIPT OF FRESH GOODS. Constantly ou band and for sale atthelowertprlces.a large aod'iMarted stock tf Coffee, Sugar, Ilolasscs, Syrup, Bice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, White Fish, Cordage, Twine, Dye-StuiTs, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Bum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds AID No. 1 Alvord's Block, Corner Meridian and Georgia Sts.. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. BANKS. V. A. W. DaVIS. WM. W. WOLLE!t. Late Teller of Fletcher X Late Caxhler First RationSharpe's Bank. al Bank, Franklin. Bannt, a. vaxca. wii.i.is s. webb, J OH P. BAKTA. JOHN L. EETCB4M. WIIX1AM REKDHAM. INDIANA BANKING COMPANY. 1 IIU'IANAl'OLIS, IKD.V BUY AND SELL STOCKS, BONDS, fiLD, SILVER AlfD ALL KINDS OP Covornmont Securities. Also, Deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. WE sell or Sight Drafts on Europe, la sums to suit at current rates. w w - Drpoaita received, Comaifrcial paper discounted, and u outiu.M apperxaininx 10 i"K'l'' naming trans acted. We are epecial agents for the nale of the SEVEN-THIRTY GOVERNMENT LOAN. Thee Bonds we will furnUh to Banks and Bakers at the n.taal dtocoont. Oar office ti an the corner of Tahlnirton street and Virginia arenne, opposite Odd Fellowa' Hall. W. W.WOOLLEX, varXrtn Cashier. PRACTICAL HATTER. INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC. rWllTK Bubucrlber, formerly Broadway Hatter, and 1 for more than twenty year aociatel witb the leaders of Fa.hion, and now Proprietor of the Isdianbih) U Hat Manufactory, being flatteringly eocoarared by the liberal patronage of aa appreciating pablic, ha.i, to the spirit aud pride of honorable competition a?ain.t Kastern proiuctions in his art, resolved npon a renewed aad more efficient effort to produce a home-made fashionable heai dress which shall he strictly in keeping with all the new iniprovemeti'., and fully up to the p;rit of the proeresclTe are we lie in. TLU M-ason he has Introduced, in addition te the Gents' and Young dents' Fall S'yles of Fashionable Ilala, all the standard style of trade renown, as follows? No. 1 T.ents Fall Style for L-i. No. Yonna: dents' Fall Style for l.aRS. So. S (ientt Broadway Standard, bell style. No. 4 New York Standard, Straight style. Ne. & The Medium Union, Standard style. No. 6 The Farts Standard, BU style. No. 7 The Parti SuaJard, D'Ürssy tyle. 5o The Tarls Standard, Yeoman style. No The Friends' Standard, Strs'sht style. No. IS The Friends' Standard, Bell style. No. il-U.W S;lk lUt, Fall styles fr W5. His i-tandarJ styles are rare pred actions of intellect and skil:, Uit;etiiuosly blending all the nice points of tbe several style iwbnk-al'y) in otiiaal styles, unique and so faultless in coiobination that by ihe mere width and shspinc or the brim, with suitable carl, will make them suit ihe fancy of the mo-t fastidious arntlemao, or the Ju !;c;oas ta-te of the plain and neatly dressed Lösest yeran. The above nmed styles are all home-made production, and nn-irpad for qaaljty of material and elegance of Cn;h, which Baiertal is enhanced In value by the tnMlu4 vjrwuli of manipulation, la the hands of Innuni.ts Haders ecientiticailT skilled in the r radi cal execcti n of hi diScult art. With thee facilities at h.s coomiaud, he is now prepared to rrodece a homemade Hat. at manafactarers prices, of onarpaiKed elelor. combin.ng geaius with science, ueatnesa with st j le. beauty w.tU quality, lightness aith durability, elasticity wita strength, and a perfect model mould it, oft a:id ag-eesMe te the heal of ihe wearer. Jents S.Ik Hats altered to the Fall style. Gents' n;lk Hats altered to Ladies' Fafc:onable Styles W. P. BKOWN. Practical Hatter, No. 34 Kentucky Avenue ladUuapvUs, lnd. octl-d.twtf .. . COMMISSION PAPER HOUSE. l'AIKMOXS, lrlACAlTM.V CO,, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOORS & STATIONERY Hook l'ublihtr and Hinder, lo. i:t WoMtMiirvland St., INDIANAPOLIS, INI). sep2l-dtf

PETROLEUM.

1 -UTDCOAL LIEJlWe CO., AT OOVINQTON, IISTID Capital Stoclt, 03,50,000, Diiided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. CfCOirORlTTD UÜDIl TBK L1W8 OF THE STATI OF INUIAXA. WILUA3I DALK, of Sew York, PreBident, J0SKP1I RIST15I, Covington, Tlce President, . W. IX KKIUt, Secretary, JAMXS W. KINa.Treasorer. o X Hob. J0SKPII X. McDOTALD, Indianapolis, ladlaaa " JOHN R. COFTKUru.Uantlniton. Indiana. " WM. DALK, New York City. JOKKH1 W. SIWUS, Atttca. Indiana. 44 JOS. KISTINR, CoTicgton, Indiana. K. M. Mcl)03ALD, Corington, Indiana. DAVID WKBB, Corington, Indiana. Orrict South tide Public Squire, Cstinyton, Indiana. fWyüK Company hold by leae, and in fee, about B twenty tnousand acres of the most select n lauds in Western Indiana, bordering both sides of the Wabash river. If apa of these lands may be seen at the office of the Company, in Corington, lnd- at the office ef Wm. Dale, So. 25 Park Place, N. Y.City, at the office ef Hon. J. K. Coffroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at the eOioeof Roach k Mcltonald, Indianapolis. A reference to the report of the Hon. David Dais Owen, late State Geologist, will show that these land are si mate In the midst of the finest coal fields of the State, abounding aUo in salt, iron and other valuable mineral substances. Near the mouth of Coal Creek, where the Company has large quantities of lands salt water has been diiwoTered equal in Quality to the Kanawha. This water was pro cured some 35 years ago by boring. Boon after, the On ondaga salt finding its way down the Wabash and Krie Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding hlmeelf unaoia to compete wun it, abandoned the manufacture, lu his boring he encountered that which recently dis closed facts prove to have b-eo coal oil. Those lands all lie in cloe proximity to the Wabash and Kris Lanal, some of them cpon Its banks. Mr. John McManomy, the tui:if atrent of the com pany. Las retumed from a tour ot observation of the oil regions of Pennsylvania, convinced that the lands leaded by the company, in Fountain and Parke counties, has, so far as the general lorn, stion of the country and the surface indications pretent themselves, a stong analogy la the oil and mineral substances as found on French Creek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and the most valuable oil is found Mr. McManomy has pur chaned for the company the most approved machinery. wun ani toe natures necessary for operation, and is pre paring with experienced workmen the speedy development of the hidden treasure of the lands of the company. AH the indices of coal oil, found in localities where it has been procured, are strongly marked in various localities of the lands of the Company, affording every rational prospect ol success. Trie company tninks it nn necessary to make any other reference to the character of the lands, otber than the report and map referred to $100,000 of the stock, being 2,000 shares, Is proposed by the Company to be offered in the market at onn-half Its par value, being 925 per share, for the purpose of aiding the Company in a speedy development of tho lands. apr25-dawtf HAIR RESTORATIVE. : "O.J SC. JE 33 Ca. J THE INFALLIBLE MIR RESTORATIVE. TliiS IS VO MM III J J IV?. fpIlK IMMENSE SUCCESS WITO WHICH THIS 1 Preparation has met during the short time it has ben before the public, has induced the thousand and tens ef thousands, whe have used and attested its vir tues, te pronounce it the ONLY and TkUE Hair Ke.stora tive. The Enreka ha been introduced into all the prin cipal cities both Kast and Went, and having faithfully performed all that is claimed for it, has saperseded all other Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray Hair to its original color; prevents the hair from falling out, by causing a nealtby condition of the scalp, impart Ing to the hair a soilness, aad glo-w, and youthful ap pearance that no ether hair preparation can produce The Kcreka is free from all imparities or pol son on drags, and can b nted without soiling scalp or hands Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, by ROBERT FISIIER, Solo Agent, No. 25 North Fifth Street, St. Louis. Mo. UTpfor aale by Druggists. rrice fl per bottle. epl3.w6m NATION A Ls PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORGANIZED UNDER TUR LAWS Of INDIANA, Cuptul, $:jüo,ooo. In ,!00)iarcfc, rtt Fifty Dollnra Mach WORKING CAPITAL, $70,000 Omca No. 3 Talbott A New's Block, Indianapolis, lnd O F P I C 1 RS. William H.Turner, Frestdeat and Superintendent. Del.s Root, Vice President. KJwln A. David, Secretary. J, Ueerge Stils, Treaaar.r. DIRKCTORS. Deles Root, W. A. 8chofleld. Wm. H. Turner, J. A. Urosvenor, Wm. T. Clark, C. C. Olln. J. C. Hereth. La cien Hills, Omer Newman, Jerra McLene and Edwia A. Davis. A limited number of Shares are sow offered to the public oa terms that the Company feel confident will pay suDscriDers Over Two Hundred Per Cent 10 per share only required at time ef subscription. For maps, circulars or information, apply te tbejee etary of the Company, at Indianapolis. aprtH d&w-dfnAsat PROSPECTUS. THE iW YORK OBSERVE K, A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR Newspaper for the Family and Fireside, will soon enter on its FO KT Y-FO V KT II YEAH Of Publication. True to The CIlL'ltCII, the CONS XITCTIO., and the UXIOX, It is calculated te edify and please botl OLD AND YOUNG. All rttw $uf-CTilrt paylne us in advance for liCfl shall have their naaies immediately entered, and tke Observer will be sent to them UNTIL JANUARY FIRST, GRATIS. Sabecribe a-?, as the fre t-aier will commence when tke names are entered. Sample copies to any addrce fret. Trrma,t3 50 a year in advance. SIDNEY E. MORSE, Jr., & Co., ertts wtw 37 l,ark ICoar .lew York FOR SALE. II. .TS. SPICEK cV CO., RR A L ESTATE AGUXTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. No. 201-2 North Dlinois Street InlitiUfifoliM. Iiicf. -rV lCVltlv: CHANCE. WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. WITH DOUBLE SETS OF RECTIFIERS. rillll Stvt of Uqsori does not ernennt to mere than I Un t'l.'baiiJ iLJljr. The leae ran fur thre years; rent low, and the interest in the eoncera w til be sold cheap. Address Lock Eex 114 r. O., Icd.acapolis, ladiaaa. pli-dtf

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LOUIO LANG, SO Soath Meridian street, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) TtfPOXTXK OF KSINI AND CHAMPAGNE Win!; I Otard aad Ogniae Braadiea; Botland Gin; Jasaaiea Rum sad Cordlais. Als dealer la Catawba Wtaas, Süll and fparkltnc, of the mot apprrved brands; Bavboo Whisky; Peach Braudv; Cauwba Braady; Stock Ale; Porter and Beer, aud Bitters of varionsklnds. These ar tides are all offered for sale by the bottle or larger esantlt'.et. Only Rkl4 Witu for $aU an drauaht. IMPOKTID CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the choicest brands, will be kept coa.tantly oa hand. TJjF'HavlBs; fitted np a neat establishment, and efferl0 9n9 mi Ahl MfA Vtlf. In.i A t V . Ka.I M.ttlt the subscriber hopes to receive, aa he solicits, a liberal share er tae patronage i tae panue. -aarl7-dtf LOUIS LAN0. COr.lMISSION MERCHANTS. OK. W. BBBVOISK, JA. L. IUCQRII, WM . f. waTOW. GEO. W. DCUEVOISE & CO., STORAGE, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, For the Purchase and Sale of GEAIN, FLOUR, LARD, BACON, DRIED FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCK GENERALLY, No, -aV XoiiiHiaiin. Street, Oppo$ite East End Union Depot, Indianapolis, lud. BETBB, BT PKtlflSSJOV, TO First National Rank, Indianapolis. K. B. Alvord A Co., Wholesale Grocers, Indianapolis. Aliord, Talbot ft Co., Wholesale Grocers, Indianapolis. Crossland, Mauire A Co., Wholesale Grocers, ' Conelly. Wiles A Co.. " C. W. Smith, Esq, Gen. Freight Agent, C. k I. C. R. R-, Indianapolis. Lucieu Hills, Kcq , Gen. Freight Agent, Bell, R. R Indianapolis. M. M. Landis. Esq., Gen. Freight AgentJ .II. A R. K., inmanapells. U. Clay, Ksq., Secretary, Jeffersonville R. R., Jeffer Bopville. lLCorretäpondence solicited. sepl3-d3m OYSTERS, &C. THE REGULAR BALTIMORE WHOLESALE OYSTER DE POT. OYSTERS RFXI1VED DAILY BY F.XPRRSS, IN cans, half-cans and shell. Also Fresh and Salt Water Fisn. Orders promptly Oiled. Small protiu and quicK return. No. 11 North Illinois Street, Opposite the Bates House, Indianapolis. aug25-16m C. C. WILLIAM1. VENISON. Iticli, Itnrc aud Racy! F RESIT VENISON the first of the season received and served op in every style, by Hexikiah. at the oeranwni." II. K. BEZIKIAU. oct!9-dtf OIL STOCK. OIL AND MINING COMPANY OF ORQANIZKD UNDER THK LAWS OF THE STATE Capital Stock, - - $500,000 Divided into I(J(M)() Miaresj. I'nr Value t'0 eaclt. HAItltlM) IIAII.Y rrewldent. II. linMTHALL, rreaaurer. J. V. XIIOMI'SOX, serrctari. rilflR public are hereby notified that books are now X open at the oflice of H. Daily, liiliaiupoli, and B. Rorfnthall, Jeffersonv lle, lud , for the sale ot a limited number ef shares. The proceeds of the ale of this stock to be devoted to the development of t?i. oil and mineral lands belotiRlns: to the Company, at and in the neighborhood of Henryville. The During Is vow prKret.sing under the sujervision of an experienced pvra tor. The Company La? three thousand acrr.- of latid, sitaatetl nineteen miles from JefTersonville, near Henryville. Tiie snrface indications on tbee lands, together with the geological formations, are such as tojustify the most sanguine expectations of finding abundant deponits of oil. Experienced oil men from the oil regions of Pennsylvania and elsewhere, have proepecled this territory, and say that it compares favorably with the best oil regions la the east. The general Impression seems to be that the enterprise and capital invested in the development of oil will eventually settle npon this portion of the Stats as the most promising section within its limits. HARRISON DAILY, au30-d&wt I'residen t REAL ESTATE BROKERS. A A ., 4 Jaly27-dly RENO VATERS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT fT HIÜNTTID 8TATIS DTI-B0USI, NO.S350UTB X Illinois itreet, Indianapolis, Indiana, At this old and well-known establishment, the ladlee caa have silks and woolen goods dyed in permanent and beaaüfal colors; and gents' garment thoroughly renovated and repaired. aewand second-band clothing bought and Bold; also, a patlcnlar branch in the business denominated fine draw iar bllliaj dtable cloth, or tear in any garment can ba so wrought ttat It can not be visible to the naked eye. Remembertheplace.No.ss south Illinois itreet. taolO JOSRPn HARRIS. Proprietor. EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company. ABDTBB UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON TEX CORNER 0 WASHINGTON ANE Meridian streets, todianapolia. Three daily Kxpreeeesio new ion; Two daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two daily Expresses te Chicago and SLLeali; The above Compaaies are the only prtvUegedRxprsssoa the following roads. Tit: INDIANA CENTRAL: LAFATKTTK m CHICAGO: INDIANAPOLIS A PERTJ; TKRR1 HACTE A RlCiTCOND; EXLLX FONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS. Money, packages, valnable and freight carried with safety and dispatch, and la charge of special and eSdeat Taeasenger. Notes, Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected astf readyretaras Bade. J. RTrrntBFlFLD. Ageat. LIVKUY STAHLE. MKNRT ALLXN, New Ysrk Llvsry aad als 8U i a See, 11 and 14 last Perl street, ta tke rear i'b Block fehl .

CICDICAL.

BR. JOHN BULL'S COnPOÜHD GBDRON BITTGßS, The Latent nnd IHost lea portnnt DiscoTcry 07 TH NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! No man's name is more Intimately connected with tba history of MATRRIA MID1CA or the United States, or more favorably knows as a pioneer tn Medical Discovery uii aat oi Dr. John Ball, of LouisTillc, Kentucky. Bis inimitable preparation ef tltSAPAKlL. it A nas. long stood at tne neao of tue various com pounds sf that valuable drag. His Compound of WILD CHERRY has become a household word throughout tht West and South. His Worm Lounges, in leas than a year After their introduction, itUined a reputation As wide spread as the continent ef North America. But tte crowoinir . alory of his life remains te be attained in his discovery, or rather combination, for btdoes not claim to have been the discoverer of fJKllKClK, which ts the basis of the Bitters now offered to the pub lic. That benor belongs to the native inhabiUnts of Central America, to whom Its virtues have been known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian Dias aenance to tne most deadly malaria and handles without fear the most venomous serpents. Itis a belief with them, that while there is breath In thebody the Uedron is potent to cure, no matter what the 1 seas' may be. While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extrava gant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from t thorough examination of the evidence relating te its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all dis eases arising from exposure, either to change ef weather er climate, or to miasmatic influences, it stands WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Jastly deserves the reputation It has ee long enjoyed tn Central America and tne TT est indies. 1 TIS DYSPEPSIA And its attendant train ef symptoms. It acts mere LIKK A C II ARM than a medicine. There la nothing: the whole range of Materia Medlca that caa for a KJaaent bear a comparison wita it la this disease. A full account of this wonderful plant may be found la the 11th edition of the TJ. 8. Dispensatory, pages 1387 and 1388. A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has Just been brought te a successful termination, and he is now enabled to offer to ths public a combination of CKDRON with other approved tonics the whole preserved in tne best qaalltj of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident nas o equal la ths world. Be might furnish a volume of certificates, but the ub lie have ions; since learned te estimate such things by tneir true vaiue. . ine Barest pian is ior every ana te ta far hlmeelf ths virtues of a sew medicine. GIVE TIIE CEDRON BITTERS ONI TRIAL, AND T0U WILL NXYIB CSI AN m OTEKRS. fit ls not necessary te publish a long list of diseases for which ileCXDRON BITTXKJ ar a specific la all disease fthe lie welt, Liver or Kidneys, la all affecwoBs of tba BRÜN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGEMENT 07 THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; GOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA, AND IN FEVEE A1ID AGUE. It is destined to sipersede all ether remedies. It aet only cares these diseases, bat it prevents them. A wlae glass of ths Biturs, takes aa hoar before each meal, will obviate the ill effects of the most unhealthy climate, aad screen the person taking It against disease ander tke nsst trylaf exposure. Sold s7 Drnfgiste anal Urtcsri Gen rally. Dr. JOHN UÜJLU Principal Gfice, Fifth Street, LealivtJle, Ky. SOLD WHOLXJALX BT DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, TS Son lb !flrrldlan Street' INDIANAPOLIS. Tfke alee sell BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. Remember DAILY, BLUE FEU ft BOSS, teirf4-dlAwUt

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Calcn'o ncadBliipansarj SaTsBBSBfaaaTantTSBfe) Catakliat.el la 1B&0 ani rbatrffsre Tfcjr last lffialatair sff Qentacfcwe ft the traattacot f And all AXactlawa ef the Urinary and Oa af both Sexes. just rüwjsnxD. A riXITATE FI i: DIC A I. TUEATISfa OÜ TXirXRRAL DISXASXS, tnctadlBg Oonorboa, Gleet, P-ypbilla, Stricture, Gravel, pton, Eaptares, Piles, Fistula, Criuary Depo.it. and all Diseases of the KMaeys,Bladder,PToetrate Gland, and Seminal Vesicles, and their treatment. Including a chapter oa eervaUene en marriage tod the f ' prevention of conception. Containing a Treatise en Self Abase, Spermatorrhea, Sexaal and Kervott Debility, Barrenness and Im potence In both sexes: the effects of these diseases ea the body and mind, and the Author's Sew Treatment ef all these cases In full, the only successful method ef sure, wita an exposition ef Quackery This work is not a qaack advertisement, but a warning and a guide for married and single, it is me eniy doob that Rives the treatment of all the above dieaaee la plain Kngtish, with full directions for self -treatment, ens' contains mach v als able Information aot proper te mention In a pablie notice. The work contains ISO pages, aad 100 plates and enrravlnn of the above diseases, sent to any address In a sealed wrapper, ea receipt of one dcllar Those aCicted with anv of the above diseases, before placing themselves ander the treatment of any one. should first read this work. OFF1CX 314 Fifth street, between Market and Jeffer. boo, west Bide. To Insure safety to all letters, direct te QALXS'S HXAD DISFI3SABT Drawer 34?, Lealsvtlle, Ky oct4-4U-dAwlv ' 1 0 1 11 dONVllsXCE Z THE MOST SKEPTICAL. THAT THERE IS UNEQUALLED VIRTUE IN" THE IK LA. tfe- Li 2iMJiAiOU U V jWa.sfCJ I sAV. "J.' - I - Pf I A. V 5 e I 1 M 1 I I I Ii P I . I . i kpsaav V Ml X liiev'aro a. comDinaKoit"VVn a r r v v"r v-i V 1 r . tun r.- vjo - Sri Y lrcparedm.thß cJtotceal .n . . a ULD D nur, wwuttUUW ;rty IWÄ Blear, eanftl tnvf crnr t a iKa Amit y Alley tit.ukuiii eaa-sva si bvib' " KJ system. Tby give a good and healthy appetlt They assist digestion. They are the best stimulant In existence They are a preventive of fever and ague They cure nervous ht-atlache. They are perfectly pure and palatable. Tli Rv.1 Jackrt Bitter ar m quart U tias by ail druggist ao4 dralen la ta emuitry, BENNETT P1ETERS 8, DO. 21 RIVER ST. CHICACO BOLE PROPRIETORS. Oy sepn-dlwlr IN THC STATEtj INDIANA t-'TJr-'-- ' -'r'-r "'H - , V - II I- ' - e: iilitiHfBi r a '! .Kr7 i i mn Has jto ooerxrenos with ajtt othir iaubli. hext of the Ease name, in or out of Iüd'inapolL W. & H. OLENIJ, Frc DHftor. SHOE STORE. a2 H First la Qaality, Fk-stln Ste, and Ltrest In Prices IT West Washlnyton Street, irTBIAXAVQLIS, ini?. J. A. COMINGORE & CO, ieooisisri te CUrk, Jkmevn d Co. and i'iaaeJh Jt J( sep2Jt3-dly

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Doctor xvn. irnonso, HAS RXEOTXD HIS OfflCJ FROM VIRGINIA AVCrJUC TO Ho. 29 South DclaT7aro Street, WnXRX EX WILL COJIlUUJf to treat and care rrtvau Dtseaaes, In all thetr species, stages, raminratlons aad phaaea. Dr. VTm. Thomson will give to each patient a wiittea Instrument, binding himself te effect a radical and permanent cere, er make so charge. Dr. Wk. Thomson has tasie tbse treatment of IT 1 ate Diseases a specialty since (be year 1&31 three years In the city et b&Calo, X. T.( eight years In Chicago, 111., and twoyears la loria. III. Daring eight years practice In Chicago, 111., he cared ever thirteen thoasand cases. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofsl a, Rheamalic and general diseases of the blood, ases a Fusnlrating Tapor Bata of the mostlngenlons kind, In corjancUon with Internal treatment. SXÜ15AL EMlSälO'd, the conse;nence fself-aMie. This soliUry vice, or depraved aexnal lada!s;.nce, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost bblimited extent, producing with anerring certainty the follow irg train of morbid symptoms cnleti combated ly Bdentih bsdical measares, vn: fallow ceonteaaoce, dare spets ander tfce eyes, pain la the head, ringing la the ears, and noises Lke the rustling ef lesves and rattling of chariots, aneaainess about the loins, weakness ef the limbs, coafused vision, blunted tatellect, !. of coaOdence, diSidence in approaching strangers, a dinl.ke U form new acqaaintances, a diKpoaitien to shea soci.ty, loasef memory, hectic flushes, pimples and varioas eruptions abeat the face, farted tongue, night sw at, fettJ breath, coughs, consumption, monomania, and freqetu ly Insanity. The aClicted, an the first appearance cf any of ths above symptoms, should immediately apply tq Dr. Wm. Thomson ler relief. 3T0ce 4 Consaltatloa Boom'5o. 5 South Delware street, Indianapolis, lud. P. O. Box 16i. Jan24-dly EEEtr JtSif CALL FOR A CIRCULAR DXSCRIBI50 ALL STM1T0MS.-J SYMPTOMS: The symptoms of Catarrh, as tbey (r-nf rally appear are at tiri-t very slight. I'ersons find tbey tiave a col l that they have fr quer;t attacks, an1 are more sensitive to the changes of temperature. In tlis cond.tion, tbe nose may be dry, or a libt dirbar?r, thin and acrid, afterwardi becoming thick and adbeve. As tbr diesie becomes chronic, the discharges are l:lcr'aei in quattity and cbantrJ in quality; tbey are now thick and bravy, and are bawkrd or coughed ofT. Tbe wrftlin are offensive, causing a bad Ireath: tie voice I thick ani nasal: the eyes are weak; tbe sense of the sim-ll is sMnd ordcMroyeJ; deafness frequently UkM place. Another common and important symptom of Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear bis throat in the nomine: of a thick or slimy muens, w hich has fallen down from tba head during the nltht. When this takes place tbe person may 1 sure that his di-eae Is on its wsy to tbe nngs, and should lote no time iu arresting It. The above are but few of tbe many Citarrh rymptetus. A Kltiarlc Itottlc will Inat n. .Tfnnlli le le used tlirce tlmea ia day, TESTI MO 1ST I -A. I From Hon. Thbmas J. Turner, Ex-Meniter of Conrresa rom lllinlos, late speaker tf the Ultimi llou-e of Representatives, and (iratid Vaster of A. F., and A. 11-, of the State of Illinois. FmrroBT, October 21, 1K63. Pa. D. II. Sttrva Dear Sin In reply to your notice ef the l-'th int.. 1 woold say that 1 was severely aClicted with Catarrh for years, when 1 became acquainted ith you and bought two bottles oi your liquid catarrh itemedy. Before I bad used one bottle 1 was enriMy Iniroved,and teforethe second bottle was fnifbed, was completely cured. 1 can recommend tie medicine to all afflicted wt'a CatarTh. Respectfully yours. THOMAS J. 1URSER. Dr. Ii. II. SCKLYi: V VO. SoiJt PaoraicToan, Chicago, Illinois. AT WHOLES ALK LT JOni? D. TARR Cfnclnnatl.O WM. JOIIXSt)X Hetrlot, Mich. DAILT. KF.KKKR A RUSH Itxiianailis. BKOWXIStS A SLOAN Indlsnafolis. XfAnd for sale all ImijririMs. dec 13 . j-d Creaieil IcJia! firraU Fn ral'SbnsJ! CFlfeen"tfl Ltrce It-ttrr ps"s fr to 3 cent stami. Voiiiik Glen's IrIiraI AdvUcr. f"1 KATL'ITOCS advice Ivea In disea.es of tbe rterX voos seminal, nrinarv and sexual orrans. In the rerHjrts of ths Western Medical Association. Lit-h are sent by mail in sealed envelopes, free of barce. i urn organisation was lorroeo to cispense new ana reliable treatmert, and ls competed of tbe well kcown physicians, to whom all letter mnt be directed. JAtaSU.I, Ii EKrKKT M eb3-dly Box 43 Clncinnatl.O. DOCTOR BIGELOW, Ofice 179 South Clark Street, Owner of Monros, CZXXCJkCO, Poet Oee Box. 1M. AIIQirrnicani 5exna Disensei f.f a Prirats and I-licate Nature, treated witb unparftileled snccea. Dr.liireI Vi (iui'is to lUth, f r tali es and arentlemen, is pablisbed monthly, feod ( -r Itif ya thirJt the writirrs of a phrwiciaa wbnee reputation extents throojbuat the en tire Weet shonlj be W'Cth resdng. Jt Is sTit lo plain sealed en v.l. f m, fre. of charr. a I amt every cm. cn T treetsl ly maiL ürlirirse sent to any sl!ri. Idie, mx St 1rriptiTetirraJiircf ari Ii'fiwJA, the lstet anJ bet prevetitative ot ouucepuua kiMwa, Rooms Separate for Ladles aed Gentlemen. CONSULT ATIOK AT OFriCX.TB.BK. Omca floru : Tnxn 9 a. at. to t r. at. permatorrfcaea or Nervooe IwLillty, a corwarrant4. HOTELS. SHERMAN HOUSE, Opponito XT ii I on Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Ncott IIurtTeoe & Co. lrorletora Jelf-dtf MAOY HOUSE, Corner Markot & Illinois $ IXDIAXAI'OLIS. I.M. E. PENTECOST, Proprietor. ITAKK PLEASÜF.K IM AwUTTna TO MT friends and cnmerou patrn. ttat 1 am tww es tablished la th'e heae,wbib 1 have refrn. bei ani aw throws epea for year receptiun. I take the opportunity of tLaiklug try rost.y former friends fr their patroLa? nr:r .g the t years h.le I was coudact.cc the Oriental Uue, and w-..l at all times be glad to see them at cy new star.d. myS-dtf a. FKXTKCOST MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. WE AtZ OFTERiSO SCTKSIOR I5DrCEBI!CTS to persons wita a 1 t:le re4y meat s to secure k jikI. We will sell Lots Entirely on Time, and erect comfortable daetliccs.buHt y ge workmen iod ia good style, en the paymentof (a. much as the mprovezuents wul cost Ute rr.r.4 to b paid ob ea-y payment not mach more l Lau a fa rreat ea the premises, llsvitg lets la nearly all paru of tke city, wa caa accommodate all wishing to secure a he me; and hsvtr a Iar re amoantof lumper on hand, and workmea rady employed, wa can erect bulJJit gs on short notice spd-dtf Val Batate Agt&ts.

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