Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1874 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 3874.

THE IRON BAUD. TO WHAT EXTENT IT ENCIRCLES THIS STATE ITS VALUE RY ASSESSMENT. Tu) UM presented below gives the number of miles of main track and rolling stock of -railroads In Indiana for 1871. as assessed and equalized by the State Board. The recapitulation shows also the miml-r of miles and total value ol the side tracks, etc:

NAMES OK W)AW. ci

Miles

vCleveland. CoU Cln. Indianapolis t inea?, Cincinnati loulHvtlle... Cincinnati, Hamilton & lndinnap hs. . Cincinnati, Richmond Fort W ayue i Cincinnati, Richmond A Chicago ti Cincinnati A Martinsville-..-....... .... 7; I C incinnati, Wabash A Mlchiraii k!(. inclnnati, Lafayette & Chicago 'Cincinnati A Terre llauie - 111 1'oiro A Vin-ennen 1 1 w bleago A Canada Honthern 1 Chicago, Danville A Ylnrennw . .......... r! Chicago & Illinois Southern..... I ii! "arbon A O'.to Creek Valley 1-, Detroit. Eel Hirer A Illinois its Kvarnville A Crawfordsvllle 17 Evansville, Terre Hante A Chicago ln Franüfort A Kokomo .. im Kort Wayne, Mucciedi CineL.nati .. 1. Kort Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw.. . . -. 1 I - ,1 i A . M .'iiiranu capias auujj V. Indianapolis, Peru A Chicago 5;! I ndianapolls A St. l3 is 'Indianapolis. Eloom'gton A Western ';,. Indianapolis A Vincennes...-.-X I Indianapolis, Cincinnati A lAfayette. "H Indiana North A South Indiana A Illinois Ceutril . " Joliett A Nrrthern Indiana "I ! JetTville. Mad. A Indianapolis u lladi'-on Branch of Kitr.e . Col. A Shelby vide division '..j Ktelbyviile A Rushville Dlv .U Cambridge City Extension Kingan i ' (jtke Si ore A Michigan Southern ,7 Loin.ni-port, Craw. A Houthwestern-. s I j.favettc, M uncle A P.loomlngton.... ?!I.afayttte,W uncle A Blooroington.... ...it- 1 Kn Tit' lHtfuirr UOU1SV1UC, i'ow xviucuj ....X...-, 11 L xvUle, N. Albany A St. L. Air Line, T ;S.akeEjIe, K'vns'llleA touthwestern. 4." M lehlgan Central U Mich. Central, South Rend Kranen..., 4.-, Michigan City A Indianapolis 1 hlo A MiiHippi 171 hio A Mississippi, Louisville Branch i.V. Pittsburg, t ort Wayne A Chicago...... t 1-itt'barz, Cincinnati A St. Louis in1 Indiana Central 1! -"bicas' A Oreat Eastern tJniou A Logansport..-. .vj! Toledo, Iotf'porl A Kurl ton .it 'Peninsular A Port llnrou -.. . -V. I'-JCkport A Cincinnati it. IjQis A Southeastern :,7 Terre Hacte A Indian.iiolis öS Toledo. Wabash A Western ."Amion Railway Company. .. W White Water Valley , vvj ier acre right of way.

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M;i in Track - side Track Kol lie? Htock Canada Southern, lUght or W ay. Total M1U.. Total Valuation CniLD' STEALING. RKMAKKAl'.LE CASKS. A ( IUMB COMMON TO ALL AO ES OK THE VRIJ)S HtSIORY EI.EA7.ER WILLIAM, TUB AMERICAN BOURBON (lEHMAX AND CANADIAJ TUEST MANY MISE1 BUT FEW KOUST. Tl m present excitement concrnmx the at duotion of little Charley Hof-, at Gerinantown. Pa., aires an added interest to the 1iitury of child stealing as a crime. Tht NVw York llerald givea the fallowing fxaiupT a eviden-s of its prevalence among all poodle and darin z all aj;es: From the earliis. aea the crime of childstealing has existed and bc?n sevcrc'y punished hen the thif has tH-u brL.'i:h: vriihin tho power of the law. At first tlioucht the mind i not apt to iNnize a motive Rnllk-ient to lead to iu pcrj. ! ration with incident risks, but on reliction it is olvious tha, there are m.iny reaf-orts which mar make it as natural as the theft of money, horses or jewels. Arnons the rude, .savage and baibtr(uis rao- cailJreii were stoicn both to increase tlo numb i s of Ilia robJx-r tribe, and as revenge upon the parents. Later on children were stolen from motives of gain, which as made by sellIll'' tnem into piaverv. I has Joseidi, sod 01 ine Jrairiarca jaom, w ui,uiuuiv entrapped aud sold a eiptive to Ivvpt by his jealous 'I rot hers. Victor IIuo, In the "Man Who Laughs," paints graphically the nefarious trade of the outlawed Compraehicos, wbosu devilish traiTic" lod tlumto tortnre Dil dingure their viel: m so that even the mothers who bore t Item could not sea iu their distorted foatuces or dwarfed fortni the semblance of tbs Children of their affection and pride. A devilish sinseint; converted an lnteliieat face into a leering mask, or a straight-biikctl Ikv into a sprawling, srpsat hunchback. Satit penalties were enacted agaict these heartloss 6oaraps, who for money trained the human form into hideous hipes, as thegarder.er trair a a tiee us an c:paler against a w:ill. Htill, in those rude ages there were of-.en nrgeat reasons why a particular child should disappear,' and, with ample rewards, tl Mvae Compraehicos flourished in spite of the rigors of the law and the canons of the church. In more modern timea the system ot large estates in Kuropean countries, with laws of inheritance, which tddl retain many feature of the okk-n time, has led to the strange disappearance of many a child, either done to death at the band of the amission or delivered to the child stealer lor the advantage of some envious relative. These scenet have formed vbe theme of many a startling novel or life-like drama, in which sometimoH the stealer is made to consign his own otfsprinz to death or hop?less los-, and remorse thereat has plaved the Nemesis of Iii' lift weary years. Even iu our own country, whore the-property motives for x i?hing to put any particular child out of the way are certainly Bin all, there nevertheless eiists THB TTCfDENC'Y TO STEAL CHILDREN, a will be noted by all whose memory retains tho news which daily meeisthe eye in the all-reportiDg press. Below will be found some of the most notable cases of cidld-stoaling ia modern times in Europe and Amorica, from which it w ill be Been that tho recent Philadelphia sensation L3 not unique. There are many old S3vera laws ac-tinst thU offense. It was frequent at a comparatively period in Scotland and Ireland, where, on aicount of the feell6ness ofrhelaw snd thG geographical facilities severe laws were directed against it in vain. Uytha act of tenth ot (leerte IV., chapter "d. It was mide pnnihable with death in Ireland. This was mitigated to transportation by the arts of the fifth and sixth of Victoria, chapter 2S. the same punishment which toad been aasined in Kngland to it fourteen yeais earlier by Sir Hubert Peel's ecnsoüdUion act. It is provided by the act f ninth (ieorge IV, chapter 31, that if any persen shall maliciously, cither by forc9 or , lVaud, lead or take away, or entice or decoy aw ay, or detiin aoy child with intent to defraud the pareDts or other havintj lawful harsofench c!iild, or shall detain or reOive and bariwr any child so srolen or ent'iced awny, shall le 'held guilty of a felony, to be punished by transportation for seven vars, or by imprisonment, with or without lard labor, lor any term not more than two yar, and, if a male, to be" whipped if tin , court think fit. ITcdcr the Sc' h law, S3 laid down by Sir Archibald Allison, in his " Principles of CVaical Law," tho stealing of a child is

Holling Stock Total Per Mile. Total. Per Mile. Total. fl2.ro fl,fMrj,2 rw,720 ly.MT2 371,9: 429,17 32.K74 H7,H75 rr; w lHO.HIÖ 107,713 rt',01! !M,Mlö 17.5W 3,4S(I 2:ii,osi 3i,0lll ,rt!W,i-il 7 i,5I6 SC 1,736 52.36i 1 ,C.i7,4"i j 77,i60 5 ,7S 7i4J 77JM 3S.-tC -. 20.01 JtM4-"( 4ä,7"; 417,1V)! 24,7i-l HVlOO! IM,."VI 1,1-3 5,o !! 5.IKK) 6,1 mj 1 3,:t7i 7.!)4 rH,S7"), Sl.K-ü 62 275! 13,0101 l,ÜMt 4 If 2 Vmi 3,V 5,070 3.5,1 ;( 8.W 4,5Ut l.r K7.r).fi K100 . ll,f! rroj 3,Tt) 1.1 5.71 4,(M 87f! 6,1 0 27o,hio: iU i7i -,1-Vif liitt'i! 121,011' 3in,!y' 2,Hio! 1 1 v:o; :5U.12".i 12,7 V 5).3 13-, 700 43.1S! l!)i,::i(i! 2.M 3;,u 1 7(iJ I.l ,'11 !'' loi.l 4,-tm1; 7,.V: il IMlAl .vv;,i 11 J 2,."i()C öiai")! K),iK0j 4i RSO! 77.71' 77.721 li:.!)7' 157.K5I 12.7. 10.; 110.1I 4.).!H': 20.7 i(Tr.7ii 110."i 75.m! M.7M i2.ti-;i 42 4lt 6.62' 12.7-i! 171.71 ! 4.001 9.UM! 4, tn) 5, '0 8,1 K i l.lKI l.i-örr.i i.i.7' 4:5,1?.t; 1,00.! 4..VX 4.510 K!).:ami 72,!0 1,111.2 12 1311)2 14S,4I 0,fi(0 4,1 .7T2 618,600 310,76 l,01ö,K2 ".Wl "O.otD 1,111,14. 26 2.K) S.tt.äa 4,iM: 4,'N 4,M' 4(K 1M,H)0 M,120 73,6.SOi 3,(o: 3,01 Mt &V2.ii NJ,0 21) It),' HI: 4,2m z.iwi.ioi' S,(MM l.MWÜNt 110,000 4Ji 0 4!),".Ui0 H,0UII ?C.2lj !,() l.lM) 3,(1..! 4,7) fti,.j fit.000 fioo; 800 600 6,tXM 4,000 4,tl 10.1IM lOooj 2i;;i 6Sri,K40i 212,120! 915, m C7,10 4.M.) 10 J X I 2ö,2!M) 41.1 7,693 490,410 4,018,930 1,717,100 2-i,li 17,000 2,ts2,;w 416.65: 8,7 ü 2,000; 11,011) ö,iä.it!7 2U0 27ö,(H)0! i.()o: 25: 13,7001 '"42,1'söi 473,.5-a)! 2N,7. 51,000 27.no; 2S.I21 lii.Wl ljl.ti'iOt JO4,4f0 6,1 ) l:i.(IIIOi 2,i.vyuo 4,000 H.OUUl ö,lMÖ,0u 3.23 61 ä Ö0.0. 01 1H1..T) 4..JK) 27cS,Ü) lUU 36s,ljrt 27!K7,9Ht! f9,097,R42i 839,749,042 Mile-. a,7.f7.1i! 457.51 Value, 1,0!(7,8I2 54,Mi 4,191.63 4WIHII a $00,710,012 held a capital offense, and a crime of the verv greatest atrocity, from the unequalcd agony and distress which it necessarily in flicts upon the unfortunate parents, who are in this cruel manner deprived of their off spring. From the earliest times Scotch laws punish thia crime with death. Nor was it accepted as a defense, or as a reason for the softening of the penalty, that the motive was aff.'ction for the child and not the horn to secure peeuniarv pront. it was held a thcf:-, and beins; positively prohibited, it was not required that the prosecution should show any motive in order to fix the respon sibility upon the abductor. TUB MYSTERY OF KASPAR HÄUSER. a Ka?pcr(orGaspar) Häuser, a mysterious 1kv, was found bv a citizen in the streets of Nuremberg in 1SJ8, utterly destitute of all the common sentiments and attainments which distinguish humanity from simple animal life. He was almost utterly unacquainted with speech, but, when asked h's name, wrote in fair characters " Kqar Hauler." lie lre in his hand a letter addressed to aa othcor of the girrison, saying that flu bearer was born in 1812. and that his father had Keen in the military service of ilivaria, in the s nie regiment as the olUoer addressed. On being relieved by public charity and instructed by a professor of Nuremberg, he was, through the influence of Lord Stanhope, placed in a subordinate position in a bureau- of the Court of Anspach. JJere his assassination was repeatedly attempted by persons to whose Identity there was no clue attainable. Finally a person with whose features he was not lamiliar came to him. ani, under pretense of a message from bis English benefactor, Lord Stan hope, deeovel him into an unlreqacn:pdplace, and then stabbed him in the nidö. n.sper escaped, and. though weak lroin trie loss ef blood, was able to relate the story of the attack lie died the next day, and his murderer was never discovered. Tnis hoy dim recollections Of his life, which, from bis subsequent relations, was passed irom infancy till sixteenth year in a cave or cellar almost Yoi(fof light, fed and tended at lorg intervals by a person whose face h never saw, who spoke to him only in the ti-rsess terms, and who finally, just before releasing him, taught him to write the name by which he was afterward known, have formed, with speculations on his parentage and estate, .and philosophical deductions from the tendencies ol his mind, brought thus late under cultivation, th9 themes of several volumes by some of the ablest pens oMJemrany, and' were lift v years ago an auimraoie tneme tor a standard newspaper sensation, only that at that date the popular newspaer had not lieen created, but waited for American enterprise. THE AMERICAN BOURBON. When the people of France, stung to des peration by long and ciuel wrong under the monarchy, which for NX) vears had en slaved and humiliated them, in 17JKdeiosf d and put to death their sovereign, Louis XVI, and his queen, the beautiful Austrian, .Maria Antoinette, they left alive the Dauphin, Charles Lewis, a'bov eight veara old. Him the reigning republicans consigned to the cruel care of one Simnn, the cobbler. Him the rovalUts proclaimed king as Louis X II. Simon's care made tho bov an im lecile, almost an idiot. He was grievously alllieted with scrofulous sores in his lees, especially about the knees. This boy ws an elephant in the bands of the chosen democratic leaders of the Fronen jsjaple. He had done naught to merit death, and though the fierce democracie'' were not scrupulous iu regard to taking oft heads of men who wt re or might le ia the way, it i3 quite easy to understand that they scrupltd at shedding the blood of this innocent who played with straws. Si III be was in the way. He was equally worthhss rubbish among the properties of the royalist ad br rents. A child, and especially an idiot child, hs king, would fcave necessitated a rengency. This is a poor resource at auy time; doubly so when royalty is exchulad from the throne and must'waic an j fight for i's ciown. Rjbetpierre fell and his minion Sim .n lost Irs be.-iJ. In 17!)4 the convention decreed that the committee of povern-m-nit should "find mean) of sending the son of Louis out of th9 republic." But he was sick. It can readily be supposed there was an agreement nude between the two hostile factions, to both of whom he was an eyesore, to relievo themselves of Lis presence. On the l:hof Juno, 175, it wa3 reported t' the convention that Lo was dead, acd three surgeons tc?tind that he was the victim of scrofula. He was no more in the way of Louis XVI11 and the royal igt, and his ca-:o no further troubled tho republican

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rnlera of Fracco. Much about the Fame time there appears at Caughnawagn, N. Y., in the family of Thomas William.", a half breed of the St. Resjis Indians a branch of the Oneida tribe a toy about ten years old, whr is of weak intdlcft, almost an idiot. All the other children of the family, 11 in number, had distinctly marked Indian characteristics, like their mother, a full-blooded Iroquois. The other, Eleazer, had the face and figure of a European. In about 17W, when THE IDIOT BOY was called 14 years old, he tell from a high rock into tho water, was rescued Insensible, and after some time resumed animation. From that time he was no longer an idiot. lie was sent with his brother John to school at Long Meadow, Mass., with a MrN

Ely, w hose books show that the bills of Eleazer Williams were promptly and regularly paid, while those of John Williams, his reputed brother, were not. Eleazer was still at his studies at tbe breaking out of the war of 1S12, when be was 27 year old. He was then, by the concurrent authorities of tbe national and State governments, made superintendent general of the Northern Indian Department, took up arms, joined in the battle of IMattsbarg and others, and was wounded. He continued for several yeais to occupy conndential relations between the government and the Indians, by w t orn he was recognized as one of their number. In li he was ordnined as a clergyman of the Episcopal Church. He resided at intervals w itü the Iroquois, about Green Bay. W is., and with the St. Eegis band in the northern part of New York. In 1S41 he met the Prince ue Jcunvllle, son ol Ix)uis Phillippe. A tcr long conversation with the supitosed Indlar, the prince announced to him that insteaa 01 oeing tne son 01 me half-breed Thomas Williams, he was Louis XVII, of France, the supposed dead idiot liovof Louis XVI. After this communication tbe Prince, who had sought Williams from the time of his landing at New York, placed before him an elaborately engrossed parchment and written in parallel columns, in trench and English, over tne seal ol Louis XVI, wherein tha Dauphin, Louis XVII, was to abdicate and relinquish in favor ot tbe then reigning sovereign. Louis Phillippe, his right and title to the throne of France; and in consideration of which relinquishment, thy King was to provide the Dauphin with a princely establishment, either in Europe or America, as he should choose. Tnis document, evidently prepared at Paris,the Prince asked Williams to sign, as Charles Louis, the dead Dauphin, whose death in tbe temple at Paris was lelieved to have occurred nearly fifty years before. lie refused. A CANADIAN CASE. Hanmh White, a spinster, resided in the family of her brother, at Sand wich, Canada, near Detroit, in 1S"-1. In the family were a little boy, Joseph, three and a halt years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. White, and Sarah Jane Sladden. 10 years old, daughter of Mrs. White by a former husband, a retired East India eci captain. Mrs White one day went to I6troit for marketing. During her ab sence the sister-in-law, Hannah White, disappeared, and with her the two children. The mother advertised exte nsively and traveled far and near, Fearching in vain tor four years for her lost darlings. No reason could be imagined as influencing Miss White to carry oil' tho children, unless it was an envious, spiteful revenge against her sister-in-law, or the hope to get posset sion of a legacy telonging to the little girl from a relative of her father in England. Seven years later Mrs. White discovered that Hannah, who bad been married at Badaxe, Wi., was residing in Detroit, having the boy Joseph with her. After sharply contested leual proceedings the mother got possession j of the boy, but could get no Infor-! mat-on as to the whereabjuts of the girl. In 1&52, White, the grandfather ot tli a boy and father of Hannah, came to the house of the mother, and alter expressions of contrition for the aid he had given Hannah in Ferreting the children, was received into tbe family. lie soon after tried to abduct tbe boy the second time, but failed, acd joined Hannah in Droit, where she was tuen living, having attained a prominent positing in a leading church, from which she was subsequent expelled as an arrant hyjocrit. In lx, some further information came to tho mo'hcr of her longlost daughter, who, during an interval ot thirteen years, had grown to woman's estate and on account ot the ill treatment she re ceived from her aunt had been forced to take ervic In the family ef a farmer at Liberty Pole, Wis. Over 600 acres cultivated. Bloomingtou Nursery, Illinois. Those wishing to plant Fruit Trees, Vines, Shrubs, Flowers, etc., will do well to engage them of J. M. Perkins, who is now so licitlng orders for this celebrated nursery, he being their special agent here. Tostoflice ad dress, Indianapolis, Ind. . THE LAST G I FT CONCKliT P0S1T0N ED. i The announcement of the postponement of the last gilt concert or the l'nbllo Library of Kentncky will not surprise the public. In Gov. Bramlette'a card, published below, he g ves reasons for it which will be accepted without Question by every one. The management in this Instance, consulting ' the Interests of ticket ho'ders, and those designing to become ticket holders, have not waited nutil the last day to make this announcement but, Just as soon as they became satisfied of tbe necessity of this postponement, have promptly made the announcement. It is unnecessary to review the causes which have necessitated this action, as they are fully recited in Gov. Bramlette'a card. The promptnes and frankness with which the public have be :n made aware of the intention of the manager will meet with the hearty commtndatlon of every ont, and excite such a new interest and confidence In the scheme and tbe ability of the manager to perform what he promises, that there can be no doubt that on the day 6peciCcd the last conceit will be a fall one. 10ST1'0-EMKST LAST GIFT COXtKIlT A CAKI) TO THE PCBLIC. The announcement of the postponement of the filth and last concert of fo Public Library of Kentucky to the 30th of November, I am. satisfied,, will surprise few and disappoint none of the friends and patrons of the enterpr.se. Indeed, any other course would create dissatisfaction. With a precedent of a postponement of each of the four concerts which 'have already been given, the public have very naturally and reasonably expected that In tnis, by far the argest scheme of the eerie?, and the largest ever oSfsred to the worla, the same court e would be followed, and there are thousands all over tbe country who are only waiting for the setting of a certain fixed day for the drawing before sending in tbelr orders. The sales of tickets to this date have been highly satisfactory, and a large drawing might be had on the 31st of July, but, feeling assured that a short postponement would enable us to cloe out the remalader of the tickets, and make the drawing a full one, we nave adopted tha course which has evidently been antlcipated,and which mast eventuate mc st satisfactorily for all. Now that the day of the drawing Is absolutely determined, there regains no further occasion for delay, and I would urgs the friends of the enterprize, who Intend to purchase tickets, tc send in their orders, as it will tax my ofliee to Its utmost capacity to accomplish all that is to be dor.e in tha short time which remains for the sal3 of tickets. TliOS. 12. BR AM LETTE, Agent and Manager. TURING VEESDs-cOBELING. There are many mediciue mat give transient relief in sicKness witnout, ioacn:cg the source ami atat 01 the corapiaiuu iiostetter's Stomach

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It regulates tbe bowels, carrying off the foul matter that would otherwise impair the action of th liver and eorrimt the blood, nro. oucing foul eruptions, offensive breath. s)ck Headache, billoua disorders, Jaundice, backache, neryona debility, and gcnerd weakness and irritability 1 ney act not as a drastic Dunzatlve. but bv aroofin the dormant functions of nature to healthy action, and thus retting the channels f-ee oleanse and nourish the wuole system to vigorous, joyous health. it is not a rum bitters, but a iure medicinal preparation, that in curing its thousands dally, who joyiuuy iesuiy 10 lis wonuermi enicasy In coring dbease and restoring health. When a brisk purgative is required, use Keotland's PoJophyllin Pills. They act promptly, withontpaiu ordiit ess. Proprietors, JOHNSTOV, IIOLLOWAY & CO.. Philadelphia, aadbyall druggists. -FOR CLTOK T. A. Goodwin is a candi date for County Clerk, subject to the will of the voters of Marion county, at the October election. $10 to $1.000 iä; stocks and per cent, a month. Send for particular. umbridge&Co Bankers, 2 Wall street. New York. o Iu spite of your teeth, Loth above aud beneath, lie lot? lightly -nameed and thin. They will never break down, Nor turn yellow nor brown. If the Hozodout's daily brushed in. "Inflammation of all klndils instantly arrested by tne use of Dailey's Magical fain Extractor. 2-j cents. -WKEIvV POINGS IN WALLSTREKT. Fx. plains stock operations on small capital without risk. Copy sent free. TUNBlUbUK & CU 2 Wall street, New York. " To have good health the liver must be kept In good order. Sanford'a L'ver Invigorator has become a staple family mcdio-ne. I'urely vegetable Cathartic and Tonio for all derangements of the Liver, stomach and Bowels. Will clear the complexion, cure sick headache, etc. Whun Imitations. Try Ban ford ' Liver invlgorator. 17 St. Charlea StUrn KT.UII'IU HII Longest CDgare'l. ani moat auccefutfu) phjitcian af the -c. Consultation or pamphlet trea. Call r write. gPECIAL, NOTICES. OBSTAULLS TO MARRIAGE Happy relief for young men from t he effects of errors and abuses in early life. Manhiod restored. Impediments to marriage rercioved. Now met hod of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa., an Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. D AMAGED BY WATER. Eight cases of BLEACHED MUSLINS 4-4 Hills, 4-4 Lonsdale, 7-8 Hills, 4-4 Raymion, will be sold at 10 and 12 1-2 cents. FARMERS STORE, S4 and 96 East Washington street L . . EDU CAT IO.VAL. ANNOUNCEMENT 74-5 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THEINDIANA UNIVERSITY (iXm.VN.V MEDICAL COI.I.KCK). Tb Sixtü Session of th College will cwnmecfe Oct. 12, 1 S7 1, asd terminate frb. 28, Su This Collegp being the Medical Department of the Indiana University, 1,0 charge will be made for lTosessnr'a tickets. Candidates for graduation are required to exhibit evidence ot having attended two regular courses of lectures, the last of which must be in this College. Four years of reputable practice are considered equivalent to attendance upon one com sc of lectures. jv-k . fnfrlcnlation ..... $in.oo letnn-(riorMTickt - 10.00 Graduation - - 23.04 Matriculation and Deraonstator's tickets are required lo be takeu each year. G. W. MEARS, M. P., lYofcssor of Obstetrics. J. A. COM IN GOR, M. 1., Prolessor of surgery. ' T. B. IIARVKY. M. P., Professor ot Mdical and Surgical diseases of Women and Children. DOUG AX CLARK. M. P., IVofesw of Principles and tract ice of Mi dlcine. W. B. FLETCHER, xM.D., Professor of AnRtoiny and Clinical Suraery. H. W. W I LEY, A. M., M; P., Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology. R. T. DhOWN. M. p Professor of Fhvslology C Vs. VRIGIIT, M.D., Prjfessorof tho diseases of t!ie Ewe and Ear. W. LOCK H A Ul SI. 1 )., Professor of Materia Medica aud Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence. J. W. MARSEF, M. P., Lecture on Minor Surgery. J. CHAMBERS, M. P., Demonstrator of Anatomy. ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY. The i"th annual session of studies In the ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY will begin on Monday, September T. For prospectus, giving tetrat, instructions to parent.', etc., etc., apply to or address, ItEV. JOS. CJ. ZEALAND, S. J., PRESIDENT. St. Leuis University. St. Louis, Mo. IH19. 1ST, MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO. CINCINNATI, O. Tho oldest medical college in tne West. Number of matriculants last scks!od, 'S2. Number of graduates, HI. A large hnspttal under exclusive control. Dispensary of i.wx pitietits a ysr. Fees, SM. V. W SEELY, M. P. Scy. liOBFKTSBAP.TllOLjW, M. D., Dean.

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Preparatory to College, the Kctentirlo schools or Business, with systematic .and thorough physical training by military drilling, gymnastics, rowing, etc. Catalogue sent on application, WM. H. RUSSKLU Principal. L . -111 RICH FARMING LANDS IN NEBRASKA, NOW FOR SALE VERY CUEAP. Tenlyears' credil. Interest only 6 per cent. SEND FOR THE PIONEER," A handsome illnstrated paper, containing the HOMISrr.AD LAW. A2its 2 UMliLK JUSI DUD' IlKbed. bailed fre to all parts of the world. Address. O. F. PA VIS. Land Coramsssiouer c. h. r, r.. Omalia. Nebraska GINGIIO-QUINirJE is as effectual a rem edit FOR FEVER & AGUE as Ute Solphata in tha same doses, while it affert th head lern, U more palatable aud much cheaper. Send for descripue Circular witk Testimonial Physicians froia all parts of the country. ty Sample packages f r trial, 2." cent. Prepared by BILLING IS, CLAPP & CO., Ifanufac turing CbeniUU, liostoo, af ue. Waters' Concerto Organs. 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