Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1875 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATK SENTINEL THURSDAY, JULY 29 1875

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HOME AND rARM.

1 ..d that if farmer will throw out XL u.cl sheaves in stacking their wheat, ad spi'Iulile salt over it as they stack It, the Vheat w'll curs and aavo rnuh. better than If the lt is not used. This is the. experience of an old farmer who baa ealted hia stacks for vears, and can be relied on. It also adds to the Talu9 of the 6traw. The following is submitted by one who has tried it as cere for potato bugs: Take dog fennel and place it ia a kettle full ol -water and boil it, making strong decoction, and 'when cold sprinkle the vines tfcoriniT a rftmaion eormkler. lie 1 1J " 111 1 . Ud.AJffe " ' - av8 it cleaned them out efteotuaiiy. It is ertairly worth a trial, ana n trua it will get rid of two nuisances at once. A farmer informs the Kentucky Home Journal that he always turna his sheep on hia standing corn after it is in lull ear. TLey destroy many weeds that would ctherw iae nsaeed the ground, clean up the fence rows and set much good food tnat at this aeaeon of the year comes well to hand. He acids taat you can continue to let them in the field, and so long as they find anything else to feed upon laey win uuu wj. uv corn. The Ohio Farmer sajs: A ruaa who has lived fell his life on a farm stands but very little chance to compete successfully with men who have been educated and trained tor speculative pursuits. II you have a g.iod firm keep it aai improve it, adorn it, be proud of it, hand it down to your children; the test inheritance, with a good name and education, that you could leave them. Saritoqa Fried Potatoes. The following is said to be all there 13 of the cook's secret for producing those world-renowned potatoes served at Moon's Lake Ilocsa, Saratoga Springs, every summer: Peel good sized potatoes, and slice tbem ss venly as possible, drop them into ice water. Have a kettle of lard, aa for fried eake, and vory hot. Put a few at a time into a towel, shake them about to dry tbem, and then drop into the hot lard. Stir them occasionally, and when of a light brown, take them out with a skimmer. If properly done, they will not be at all groasy, bat crisp without, and mealy within. Wheat ad Clover. Prof. Vockler says: All who are perfectly acquainted with the sutj8ct must have seen that the beat crops of wheat are produced by being preceded by. crops of clover grown from seed. I have come to the conclusion that the very bsat preparation, the best manure, U a good crop of clover. Avast amount ot mineral mannre i broueht within reach of the corn crop which, otherwise, would remain in a locked up condition in all tha soil. The clover plants take nitrogen from the atmosphere and manufacture it into their own substance, which, on decomposition of the clover roots and leaves, produces abundance cf ammonia. In reality, the growing ot clover is equivalent, to a great ex:ent, to manuring with Peruvian guano. Caxoieo IIonet. The candying of honey ia due to a part of the sugar becoming crytalized. The honey is just a3 good and as pure is ever, but not quite so pleasant to eat on account of the small grains of suzar. There is no way known to prevent thi, and the be9t honey, that made ironi clover early in the season, is more apt to be candied at the present time than the later made. By placing thebottleor jar containing the honey in a vessel of water, with sticks under it to keep tt from ' direct contact .with the bottcm of the vessel, and gradually heating it, the sugar will 1 dissolved and the honey become ci6ar, and last in that condition a greater or less time, according to the temperature fit which it i3 kept. If it should become candied again the heating may be repeated. Increase the Porkers. Every indication favors the business ol hog and pork production for the coming year. The pres. cat price ot bogs, bacoa and all pork pro ducts is high, voung plscs are nearly everyw're scarce, and all through th3 West an iiiinrecedented breadth ot corn has been planted whioh bids fair to provide an abundance of lood. much of which must be put into uork. Ii is hardly probable that the scarcity of begs and pork caused by a two vears' liirht crop will cease under a year, hence those who go into the business of pork raisin z at once can hardly fail to do we.l ty it. ceciallv those ot cur Western rea lers who grow corn largely and who would otherwise lack a, profitable market for it. Corn is scarce and dear -at Present; but it will pjy even oow to buy it lor growing hogs rather than jet th-m g't peer. Moore's Kara!. . Brise that Winr. Preserve Butter a Year. Among the many devices for keep ing butter in a manner that will preserve the fresh, rosy flavor of new, with ail Its sweetness, is the following from the Dutch es3 Farmer, which Is said to bo entirely suc cession: To three gallons or Drme strong enouirh to bear an ecs, add a quarter ol ninnd of nice white snear and one tableBDOOtful ot saltpetre. Boichs brioe, a&d when it ia cold strain carefully. Make your butter into rolls, and wrap each separately in aelesnwhite muslin clotb, tying up wiih a striisr. Pack a large iar full, weight the butter down, and pour over the brine until all is submerged. This will keep really rr.-jn-t batter perfectly sweet and fresh for wnolt) year. Bd carelul to not put upon ice baiter that you wish to keep for any length of time. In summer, when the beat will not admit of butter being made into rolls, pack closely in small jars, and, using the amubriiic, allow U to cover the butttr to the depth of at least four inches. This excirMiestheair and ans wers very nearly as well as the first method suggested. To Cook a Husband. Many good hus bacdiara spoiled ia the cooking. Some wom an co about as if they were bladders and blow them up; others keep them con stantly in bot water, whiht others free them bv coniuzal coolness ; tome smother them in hatred, contention and . variance and tome keep them in pickle all their lives. These women always serve tbem up with tongue sauce. 2s ow it cannot be supposed that husbands will be tender and good if managed in this way; but on the contrary, very delicious when managed as follows: Get a large iar, CAlled the jar of faithfulness (which all good wives ke p on band), place your busband ia it and set him sear the fire of conjugal love; let the fire be pretty hot, but especially let it be clear, and a nova all, let the beat be constant. Cover him with affection, kindness and subjection, girn shei with modest, becoming familiarity aad spiced with pleasantry: and, it you add kisses and other confectionaries, let t hem be accompanied with a sufficient portion ot secresy, mixed with prudence and .nnrlnration. We would advise all good wives to try this recipe, and realize what an admirable dish a husband makes when properly cooked. Rural New Yorker. Brother Shearman is keeping a log of his voysge. "July 12," we are told, "wept at the thought ol leaving home and friends July 15-a bare, cold waste of waters. Re turned to my state-rocin and gave way to my feelings. July 14 No land, no church, -no excitement. Indulging in painiui renec

tions. The unbidden tear will come. July 15 First sight of land for many days. Am affected to tears," etc., etc. Rochester Democrat. A PENNSYLVANIA TRAGEDY. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER FATAL WOUNDISO OF A YOUNG MAN ACCIDENTAL shooting OF A YOUN0 WOMAN. A letter to the New York Herald under date of Carbondale, Pa., the 20tb, says: Early yesterday morning a shocking tragedy W83 enacted in the mining village of Taylorville, this county, by which one person, orwi nmhiv twft. will me&t their death

Living in "Taylorville is a widow named Coyne, two children, a son and daughter, living with her. The story i3 that a young man named John Jordan has a long time defcired to pay hfe addresses to Miss Coyne, but she always repulsed him. Another man of this village was more successful iu his suit, and Jordan is reported a3 having been inordinately jealous of him. On the night in question, about half past one, the widow Coyne's house was surrounded by a gangot ruffians, evidently crazed with liauor, who acted in a most disorderly and boisterous manner. John Jordan was the.eader, and it was evident from their language that they supposed Miss Coyne's lover was in the house.and that thcy-baicometo trmltreat him. Hewasnc in the house, however, and Mrs. Coyne ap peared at the door and told Jordan that his rival was not Here, and requested the party to go away. They replied with boots and a shower.ol sticks and stones, and finally beginI ) pound as the widow's door and demand entrance. Mrs. Coyne told them that it they did rot go away she would shoot some of them. Tola did not have the desired effect, and she took a four barrelled revolver from her bureau drawer, and, stepping to the window, fired one charge. One of the cane threw up his hands aod exclaimed: "By God, Bhe's shot me!" He iell to the ground, and his companions ran away, leaving him behind. When the pistol was fired the son and daughter ran to where their mother stoo J, and tho former took tbe pistol from her band. In the act of receiving the weapon from his mother it was discharged aaiu, the ball entering the side of Mm Coyne, comipg out at her back. Dr. O'Brien nua at once summoned. The wounded man on the outside was found to be John Jordan, lie was (hot in tho abdomen, the ball entering jut below the ribs and lodging In bis body. Hi wound the doctor prouourjeed fatal, ard that of the young laJy very serious. The arrest ot inn Coynes was ordered, to await the result of Jordan's iniuries: but the ceneral opinion is that they will be exonarated Irom all blame in tne uulortansite affair by the coroner'3 jury. Gambetta and Rouher are universally acknowledged iu Franca to be the two chief antagonists for power. The first i3 the hoad of tho Republican, and the second of the Imperial party. Buffet and MacMahon are the men of straw, politically speaking, wnose short bour of rule is destined to fade as a eaf. In all European countries, as in the United States, there arebutt.vo real, live parties. In England, republicanism is contending with leudal aristocracy, and iu France against autocratic tyranny, represented by the Napoleonic empire. In Germany and Italy, mainly preoccupied with their newly acquired national ndependenc?, there exiat in an active state only the party of Unionists ani abettors of the old territoral divisions, headed by the dispossessed princes and Rome; ia Austria and Russia, the party of progress against the party of old idwa. And so on with the minor and insignificant continental conctrias. The world i moving, and men ol straw are becoming of less ac count. MEDICAL. No. 37 COURT PLACE, Fifth & Slili stsu Lcoisville, A regularly educated and legally qualified hysieian, and the most buccessful, as s practice will r-rove. tTires ail lorms o: Private, Chronic and fcexual Diseases. Spermatorrhea and Impotency, the result of self-abTse in youth or sexnal exces sesin matnrer years or olher co aseH,a.ifU produc ing some or the roiioTing ene ;is: iservousnes?, seminal Emissions, Limners of Sight, Defective Memory, Fhynical Decay, Fimples on the Face. Aversion to society et Bernaus, contusion ot Idea?, Loes of (Sexual Power, etc., rendering mr.rriasre improper or unhappy, are thoroughly and permanently cured. Syphilis jjositively cnretl and entirely eradicated Irom the system. Hon' rrhea, CrJeet, stricture, files and otner Frlvp.te Diseases quickly cured. Patients trated by mail or express, consultation free and in vited, charges reasonahle, and correspondence tric-tly coniidential. Address as aixive Office lionrB from A. M. to v. m. Huitaaxs awip m j I) R . B I G L O W A'ji 2 Iä ti Northwest, where he-ia well Jcce J-.atfD:ii;!:.d the LARUSST PRAGü it. a. k- &I t.v rr är.vrr YJSAJi&m ciinon ar d yjillALE, at 279 outh Clark B; corner of Van Huron, Ch ca "D j,' ,M , , mi OST MANHOOD I I mow IT CAN BF. RESTORED. The cele"brailDK. PIüELOW, known throughout ;t;i the northwestern states, has prepared cer tain remedies for tiue cure of SPERMA. TOHHUCDA, or JSEXVU CS DEBILITY, producing BLOTCHES on tüte FACE and A VEIXIOX to SOCIETY, etc., unfitting the afflicted for SOCIAL BUNIfiEIS or MAKRIKD LlfK', I hese kEMKülua cau be RtSlUKO upon, as the Docior has nsed theü la fci practice for the ISKt T w f. I X I f. A Kt. YOUNG MEiM I eufier ktrnct cfierirg from the ejects of tnat dreadful detmctive dlsfase. SPfcKMATOKHUCEA. eanneii by atLL,e Aisueiae Bymptomsoi wnicn are hencm&i Los-es, ixuujtaiiuii, ikwixa E'.LITY, Loss of Manly Power, frightful dreams, Ralf iiHtriujt, confused memory, baehfnlnesa and timidity, palpitation of the heart, flashes of he?.t. chilly sensations, restlCRsness. cold feet, at times voraciona appetite, eailow complexion, U.otchcs aud plmplrfi on iha face, love of solitude, inability to concentrate the mind. AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering SiAKRI AGE IMPROPER, such should apply at once. Kvery case can be cured . Hia repatation gnarantets thla fact. CIRCULARS Bent for TWO BTAMPa. His largo work now In press, sent for 50 cents, containing the latest facta worth knowme. N MARRIAGE, föfö I FROM THE EFFECTS OF ABUSE in early life. MANHOOD REöTOKED. Impedimecta to MAKRIAtiE removed. Heir method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Hooka and circulars tent in sealed envelope to any address. OOKREHFONDENCK CONFI DENT1AL. Addrea DR.C. BIUELOW, 97 B. clark bTn comer of VAN BUKEN, Chicago, ais. A BOOK FOR THE MILLION I TIT A T T A .TT a PHii Owm vn b rWX 1 t UZi Hurled, or xlym u.ut c fl I 1 El ft.. Btururt aud rtrrItutu n tf Uie pcxol yiUTj. wita tb Ut3t diWTfriciln the rlfUf of rpro4ui-tioo, prTTinf lb eomrlnion, o. T Lit Is an interMiwg mrkof Jhdpwri, with numerouaenr-ftTicir, and ouniaina valash) infr.rmaüos tbo wbftftra mani4oracntriDpUtBifTiac; (till it U ft took that euctit to be ander lack and ker, and Dot 1 ft wvlesal bKUt Ibt bouae. Hoot to toy an (ncit (aid) tor Fifty Casta, Addrea Dr. batu' lit6aarj, K. 11 . knhlttH, Ew Lnua. Falrbank's Standard Scalsi OI all kincf. at miDtirtctirin pricoa. Aiao, warcbooM Tracu. WM, F. OA.LL.VT, 1mSin EU AX. AGENT, 43 and 45 Tennessee St. gcalea repaired by experienced workmen.

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24 SIZES FOR WOOD. IS SIZES FOR COAL & WOOD. All Prists from $15.00 to $75.00. OVER 100,000 IN DAILY USE. SOLD E VElt YWJIERE. hmwarm of imitation. a A rn A TT CS lerrnanently cured by VjxV JL A. JLV.1v n the latest and most successful method. The mofct lnveteratecasas receive Immediate relief. T TTXTn Dlseaae, Consumption, 'AffecJjUlllJ tions of Throat, etc., treated with most Ba tU factory rewulta. TfOTTIUrnM V Indianapolis, Ang. lrOlliuUil X.1S74. üb. KottE 8i r: t a ve snflvreU from ? anal Catarrh and a tsron chial Affection for 15 years, with no visible lm?rovement from the many physicians to whom have applied previoin to you. I am happy to state now, however, that your treatment baa been perfectly sncciws-n I In my case, rot a solitary syrpp'ir remaining. Home avenue, near Eroadway. Kufrctfuüy, AEKL EVAS 8, V.H. M!l Agent, I.Ädt.LK.K. TJDTTr A I'll C Iiisorder, Nervons lebllX Lvl V A 1 lUltyandDifcasesofFenialfB rt eel vc especial care nd speedy cures gnarsateed. All Chronic UUaas treated successfully 27 years experience. Consultatlon fre. Office hocrr to 11 A. m.; a to 5, and 7 to 8)J p. sc. Sundays, 1 to 4 P. m. Call or address nit. F. W'. RUHE, I loom 10 Boston Block, North De aware street, opposite west end of Court House. Indianapolis lni. 3 3 t 19 Ub m C Ko. 39 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind., Ccr H form ol Private cd Cbrvnls SIMM A rM olarly duetted aod ir;nl; q'-ialiüed phjiiclan, hu feeea longer cfUlilUbed. toil Butt fuocenful, u bit exteorir t-tcttc will prove. e, with tirrienc. en Im reiM1 3B. To revpob.iblo friup bo fr iemotal till cufed. ' Spermarorrntoa, Sexual Debility and Impo'ency," tb ru" f nu uni u youth, Miuil nci ia mit cm yirt, or etbtr tvmt, producing oomoof tt foiiowiug ffeei: btocttmo, in. i. MiMiom, !.. OP mmrrr, fvm.li ft tuirwv, nruc.t dkc.t, ar.ttsiuii To oociETr or rnun, eoftrcMUM IUI, U i C tlXFAL FOW1C, ITC.. rD)CTlO marrlrf; Imoropcr er unhapry.t pr owxatly eure L l'ampLL-i (.( r pi erjl kliu f-r 3 luunpc 3IAIUIIAGK GUIDE, Kxplftinint rh r.'ty rrsrrT, h ) but 01t. vt y; the lirp. ;muto lui-.Ktr'W.'u. itictie IQ'I eur vbl C1.0 b. dnn :i .i--u r Jfr: t tKNk. coo tai clor; moc!s itif-rirait.n f- r tft. v,;!1. '-r thtic eoatomplatitig mrriaif tri?.. ;:.r"-.iTi t.iii'i nnt t-nvnie c rncjieior. r-nn 'v iuk. b rnail. Sur ü oms DR. C. A. BOHAWNAW cures all Private Diseases without the ose of mercury, narrea re-4nuJiK.iww ibws, ifuunuuwa Ui triiianeiiti v care U !c.tjs ol "-Jpermtorn?ea,"or "Wemlnal VfeslEwg," in fremtwo to seven weeks' time. Oi2c. No. 18 Kcrth Fifth Etieet. between Wafhinzton avence and Green. Ht. Louis. Mo. KotaUieL ed !n Bt. Loula in 1837. Dr. B . sends Uls "I realise on Special xn. ees" FKh.ii. to any aaan-ra, wnicn run plains the nature, cau3e and pyraptoms of Bern In al Wcakr.t. Nervocs Ufiblllty. etc- and vaJa&bie luiormat.oTi on otbtr ueucate auoiecus. - i. hHrfil;WHIdrf National Snical Mtute, LARGEST SURGICAL I5STITCTE IN AilERICA. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Branches: San Francisco, CaL & Atlanta, Ga. Orer forty tbontand erjtpi enred, including Curvatorea of tb Kplne, Clab "et. Oookad and NtltT Knm IXrArantrie of tha lace, IIare-L.lp. Clel't VtUate, Vrj"Ack, ( ross-liyfit, l'aralysia, M,IIHU.IMM luscase ol the Eje and Car, aa l &url(jal Dlaniri in Beneravl. By our iir.proTe mechanical pjj'linrea and treatmetit. auch cae r relieved of puiu, deformity, er loa of limb ; aar.cg the locg ancy often endured. Radically cared iu s few d-y without hindrance from buaina. Ko danaet. The treatment ia tto aecret, yt saw to tba prulvsatba. Addra, NATIONAL SUKUICAL-IXSTITUTE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Or Atlanta, Ga., or 319 Boab St.. San Francinco. Cal. DESPONDENCY, Grief, Anx. lety of Mind, Defective Mem ory, Bashfulntee, Wat'liiie of Mind and Body, U tronbie 0ic.iPd by r.ervcua uebuny, snetaiiy cured by the ccly known and nrs remedy, ud at the WßsXKKN MKUICAIj OtcTITUTK, ii.yycamoretlreot. Cincinnati. Unlo, 20 pay rtiGti'.red of raponfclbie perecna until cured. Td twn or.amTw fir 'roe drrnlar. A FORT.ur.E ran oi. Wyoming Monthly LOTTERY. LgmlUt4 if A tUktrity mmn mtt ftlU LsgltUtwr. tMitU uca. Six for $5- Od Chane hi rrtry 9. rifth Extrasrilairj Crtwisj, CmIi Piixe of $100,000 Cash Prize or 50,000 Cash Prize or 25,000 Cash Prize of 90,000 Tat Ii! iir4!iir Dm wir. wi pt(Ui4 ttw 17 tä. aan.k, Pfa't H Baata Traaa. Ta aaaaa r ll'ia Jain Tkwa 7 mat SaMm- Taa tnrt hii, Baa aaaV. PiaaH at nW Dia ar IO Dar irn waa-4. Lla.ral fhJ. Pa thU pirtlaftlftw aa4 att fetVjUt. tt KtBtt. J. M. ATTKat. Laraml Oltf, Wjrmle. B . -1 an'- Ow la aa. aw Mm raauft iffcua. haa Nm a.aa ybr t4 mart tof'whnQ mnä aL Vl I BkM tkJ O I imtiatiM 000 s Mm nvfid EVER T-DAT WANTS DICTIONARYl Containing O.OflO Rf.CF.f T for EVERY' TlflN'Uaml F. VEWYnlY. One aeent has sold over 2.000. Agents w-ytlDg a ßrst-cias br.nlr to veil write at ou e to r . A. riatcninson a. t o., Chicago. 111. THE BEST WORK Tor Kkxd, Cabhtxt. or PARLOa OEQAK3 U GETZE'S School for the Parlor Organ. LEE & WALKES. PldWa, I)?i:.lSlK.ilOR' SAL?;. The unders'gned. adminl"trator of the estate of Henry M.Philipy, deceased, will sell at public sale, on the lHu day cf August, Pj75. at te lte residence of the deceased, in Pike township, Marion county, Indiana, all hia personal prop ertv. To-wit: Oue mare and colt, one three y ar old colt, one two year old colt, one ciw, one sow and pip ana one large hog. one two-horse wagon and harness, farm in if implement, household aoods and kitchen furniture, oue patch of potatots, corn In the field, and other articles too tedious to men tlon. a credit of eIt months will be eiven on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giviDg his note, with aDDroved security, waiving vaiu atlon or appraisement laws. Ail sums of three dollars and under cash to be paid on tvie day of I Administrator 1

SHERIFF'S SALES.

SIIERTFI-S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree 10 me directed, from the cltrk of the SuDwlor Curt of -Marion county, Indiana, in a chusj wherein Utrjje W. Mtout is plaintiff, and David Hfceets et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of four hundred and eUhty-seven dollars and thirtyseven cents, with Interest on ftald decree and cot, 1 will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of August, A.D.1S75 between the hours of loo'clock a. ac. and 4 o'clock p. x. of said day, at the door of the court house of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeJins? seven years, of the following real estate, to-wil: Lot number four 4 In McKernan and Pierce's subdivision of partofoutlot number one hundred and twenty-eight 1S8J, in the city of Indianapolis, Marlon couuty, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisly said decree, interests and costs, I wlli , at the same time and place, expose to public le the fee simple of said reai estate, ornomucl therei ! v may be sufficient to discharge 6ai! decree, interests and costs. Said sale 1: be made without any relief whatever from v a! cation or appraisement law. ALBERT KEISSXE, fc'herlU .Marlon county. July II, A.D. 1875. Gordon, B, & L., Att'ys. for pl'ff. Julyl5-3t C? IIEKIFFS SALE.--By virtue of an execuO tlon to me directed. from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of August, A.D.1S75 between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 1 o'clock V. M. of Paid day, at the door of the Court House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and itrotits foraterrn not exceeding seven years, of the following real es.'ate, to-wlt : Lts fifteen f.51, sixteen f Id and seventeen fl71 iu Fletcher's south tinxkside addition to th cuy 01 Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. And on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, Interest and cost?. I will, at the same lime ana piiice, exose at public aale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Matthew Uartnn and Joseph Ing'es, at the salt of Fount ltobertson et ai. Said sale will be made without an v relief what ever irom valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT KEISSNEK, batrlff Of Mariou county. July H.A. D. 1875. J. P. Kobekts, Atty. for Plaintiff. Jnlyl3-t QIIERIFIS SAI.E.-By virtue of a certified J copy oi a decree to me directed from th CicrK or tne tsupBrior Court of Marion countv. Indiana, in a cause wherein Theotloie P. uaugney is piainun and Joseph W. ymiih et ai. are deleiidauts. reauirina me to 11 tli Keverai jois inerein ana rjereinafter deMrilol for the rrpose of making out or each of said lots tae sum of one hundred and thirtv-sfv-n dollars and eighty-six cent3. and three other insiaii rents as proviued lor in said decree, and interest rom tne date of judgment in said cause ana in ia vor or Charles n, Boyntou. the further sum of one hundred and twenty-nine dollar, and fix and oue-half cents out of ech of saiu low a9 provid-d forJu said decree, and in terest irom i ne date of judgment iu said cause, anu me costs as chargeable neainat nach of saiu lots, i will expose at public sale, to the nignesi omuer, cn SATURDAY, the 7th day of August, A.D. 1 S75 wiweca t ne oours oi iu a I rf ir a. xr mxi o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the court house of Marion county. Indiana, the rents and profits lor a term not exceeding seven years, of kuc luuuwiug reai esiaie, io-wu: tots two izj, three 3, four m, five I6J, six 61 seven 71, In clock number six I til: and lot.s nnx 1, three 3J. fourth, twelve 12, thirteen 13 and lourteen U, in block three a of Indiauapolis Car company's addition to thf city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, plat of whieh huuuiou is recorueu in piat book JSo. 4, at page "iu iuc recuruer j omce oi -Marion cot county, In aiana. if the reals and p:oa 6 of anv of said lots will uotseli for a sufficient sum to sittefv thedeht on chargeable to eald lot, with intere-t and its share oi lue costs, i win, at tne same time and place expose to public sale the fee simple of such loU, or M) much thereof as miy be tuCicient to pay ... n . i . i-. . . i . . . . i . auv.it ucuh, iu ttresi anu costs. Haid sale will be made without anv rrTlf wnaiever irom valuation or appraisement laws ALBERT KE1SSNER, Sheriff of Marion county JulT 13. A. D. 1875. Smith, ILA K., Attys. for Pl'ff. julyli Kltirrs SALE. liy virtue of an execu tiuu 10 me directeJ. from the cletfc 01 the huienor Court 01 Mar on countv. Indiana. whl expose at public sale, to tlii highest bidder. vu SATURDAY, the 7th dzj of August.A.D. 1S75 between the honn of 10 o'clocfc A. m. and I o clock P. 3;. of said day , at the door of the Court uouse 01 Marion county. Indiana, the rents and proms lor a term not exceedinar teven ytars, 01 tlie lo:iowtDg leal es'a;e, to-wlt: i.00 wenieen 11. 1 in l'.ck number sever. !?r-i 1 1.1 in the Star aüJiUou to the city ot lcdiauai) uii-, uiuiuu LOi.uiy, iL.i.;.au a. Aud 011 failure to reaiize the full amount of juclsrnent, luteiestand cosis, I will, at theHame rime arja piace, expose at pnuiic sle the fee simple of said real estate. rasen as tne property of William Ulassev at the su 1 1 of La wi encc Logsdon , Said Rale will be made without any relief wiiitevcr from valuation or apuraisemeut laws. ALBbllT KKISSN'KK, tilaeritf Marion county. Jn!y 1Ü. A. D. 1575. Kooki;k, Atty. for I'l'ff. iulyl5-Ct SIIEKirrSKAI.E.-By virtue of an execu: lou to me directed, from the clerk ot the Superior C-iurt of Marion county, Indiaua, 1 will txpt.se at public sale, to the hi.hest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of August, A.D.1S75 between the hours of P) o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door ol the Court House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profit lor a term in.i cctcuiu Mveu years, of tne following reti estate, to-sit: The undivided tne-half of lot number twtlve U, in outlot number fourteen Ul. except sev enty nve 75 feet olTof the east end of sakl lot. AtfcO, tha unclivlütil otit-liaif oi lou number lortv-four 1111. lo.'tir-riTe Jiml f.-trii-.Bi I4fii In Kay & Fleictier'a subd. vision of outlot num ber one hundred aud forty-eight I HS I. allt-ituate in the city of Indianapolis, in Marlon county, Indiana. And on fat lore to realize tbe fall amount of judKment, Interest and costs. 1 will, at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple ot aid real eetaie. Taken ihe property of ililev Uazzard at the ffultcf Heury c. Holl away et al. Said sale will be mida without anv relief wb.iit vtr from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT KEISHNER, tshenff of Marlon county. July 11. A. D. Ib75. Chafsian, H. a kl., Attys. for Pl'fr. Julyl5-3t iIIEBIFfH SILK- by virtue of a certified ) copy of a decree to me dirtfcted. from the cierk of tne Superior Court of Marion county. Indiana, In a cause wherein Jacob B. Julian et al. are plaintiffs, aad Samuel J. Plckeriil et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of Lye hundred and ti iriy-four dollars and seventy-eight cents, and two other Install ments in favor or me defendants, Chambers and Campbell, with interest on said decree and cost, 1 win expose ai puDiic saie, 10 me mguest Diauer, on SATURDAY, tbe 7th day 6t August, A.D.1875 between the hoars of 10 o'clock a. v. and o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven year1, ol the following real estate, to-wit: Lots tblrly-seven 37J, thirty-eight 381, thirtynine and forty-three f43, in John V. Chambers' subdivision of lots one (11. two 121 three a, four lJ, five 5J and Blxj,lu irvlngtou, Clarion couu-y, inuiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a suffi cient sum to satisfy said decree. Interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to pudhc saie tne lee simple 01 saiu real estate. or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis charge said decree, interests and costs. Said sale will be made without any relie whatever from valuation or appraisement laws ALBERT P.EISSNER, fcheriffof Marion county. July 13, A.D. 1875. Jvjliam, J3. & J., Attys, for rPfls. Julyl5-3t

SHERIFF'S SALES.

STfERTFF? R.4I.C By vlrtt? of a certified copy ota decree ioinedii-rt.ii.frin tMo-.tra of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, In a cause wherein Furman tont et al. are plaintlfTi and Hintm P. Wasson et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sura ct four hundred and six dollars ar.d twenty-eight cents, and on the cross-eoinplaiut of Hiram F w asson, the further sum of four hnr.ciroi r,i seventy-four dollar, and alto on the cross-complaint of William C. Vanarsdal tbe additional sum of three hundred and seventeen dollars and ninety-five cents, with interest on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, lo the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Augu t, A.D.1875 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. v. and 4 o clock p. m., ot said day. at the door of thp ivinrt House of Marion county, Indiana, the rent and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of tne following real estate, to-wit: Lot number two hnndrM anH in Allen Root's north addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to eatisfy said decree, interests and costs, 1 will, at tne same time and place, expose to public sal the fe simple of sa'd real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Interests and costs. Eald sale will be made without mw ni: whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REPPNER, t i . t ,t- Sheriff of Marion county. July 13. D. 1875. J Gordon, B. A L., Attys. forPlffs. jalvi;-.-;; QlIEKItr SALE.-Uy virtue or a c.-ruried decree to me directed fmm ii O copy of a decree cleric of the Superior Court of Marlon con ntr. Indiana. In acanse wherein William rr Vre schen Is plaintiff and eorce Lehrtaiüp tt al. are defendants, reqairingnie to mate the nun of five hundred and nineteen doüars aud nv-enty-tlve cents, and also the lblloaii." iun due the respective parties on mechai.jc' liens, to-wit: William H. (lenxcheu.rvventi-eu i:i:unted and nlne'y-six dollars and f.-rv i-Bit:-Dietrich tileriag. eighty-three dollar- aud forty-five cents, and the lurther sum o tuentyflve dollars to John W. A niistmni-. triM. i.,f. ,.vt on taid decree and cost, 1 wul expose Rt putiic saie, to. tho tightst bidder, on SATURDAY, the 7:h day of Aajust, A.I) 175 between the hour of 10 oV!vi a. m rd 4 o'clock P. M.osald day. at ttiedoor nf : h - House of Marion countv. imi!ni. rr , aud protlts for a term not txc'-licV fvVyears, of the followlnz real estate, to-wit": t'ommenclD rorty-flve ri51 reet north of the southwest corner of lot number thinef.n fin in outlot uumher one hundred nr.i 11171, on the west line of sniiiint- th.nw on sai l west Mdo lorty Dlue 19 ftet: thence east parallel with ttiesou'n liae of s.tid lot to tne east line ot aaid lot: thtncp ynv.-.u tho east Hue of Paid lot forty-nine fln feef ther-re west parallel witn the south Hue of said lo to the place of besinnine. all in the ntv nr ir.,i. asapolls, Marlon county, Indiana.. If such rents and nrofi sufficient sura to satisfy said decree, in'erests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, ex pose to puDiic sale the fe simnle nf .ai,i r.ut estate, or so much thereof as maybe sufficient iu ms jaige saiu uecree, interests and costs. naiu saie will rje maae r thnnt ort- .'if whattver from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSXEU t i ,o . siieriG f Marion counts. July 13, A. D. 1S7Ö. v AKtK ac ii.,Attys. ror fltrr. jnlylö-ot PPLICATIÜN lOKlKtlOli UlK.NSi:. Notice Is hereby given that I will applv to the Poard of County Cmralssiouers of Marion county, state oi inaiana, a: ttielr recnlar terro. . L . . . 1 1 1 - I . . ' iu üb ueguu uuu ueiu in tuecouii uouse of taiil county on tne nrsi iionnay in eptemberl 175, for a license to sell, barter and giveaway tpirituoqs, vinons and ma.v iu'oiicaiin Uquoi-s in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege oi allowing the same to be ttrank on the withiu described premises, for one year 8am premises wbereou said liquors are lo le s ia and drans are Known as lot number five 15 lu square number seventy-one 1, end th building situate upon said lot Is numbered ninety-tive 195, all on south West street, in the city oi inainapoii.s, teiuer towns-nip, county oi litriun anu state oi xnuiana. PATRICK FOLEY greätHengüsh remedy The Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tcnic p;ü s, NERVOUS AMD GENERAL DEBILITY, Premature Decay, over-indulgence In; the of Opium. Alcoholic Drinfts. Tobacco, etc ute INÜ.KVUUÖ 1'i.tULlIl, Is characterized by a general langaor or westness of the whole organism, especially cf tbe nervous system, obstructing and preventicj; the o'-dinary functions of nature; hence, there is a disordered Mate of the secretions ; constipation, v:nty aud bih-colorea urine, with an excess of earthly or limey sediment, indicative of wn-te of brain and nervous substance, frequent palpitations of the heart, loss of memory, and marked Irresolution of purpose, and inp.bißty to c?.iry into action any well defined buslEPSR enter prise, or to fix the mind upon any one this unv t 1. . m Ä I . . 1 .. " . mpressions, though retained but a bhor: time. with a flickerins and flutteriEg condition r t mental faculties, renderinj? an individual wt at is commonly called a whilne-minder.or Cckieminded man. There must of necessity be in each individual, different symptoms, re cording to his peculiar organization. Labitf, pursuits and temperament, which all serve to ehape the manner of the manifestation of their nervous disturbances, constituting a difference as marked as are their physical peculiarities dissimilar and peculiar to themselves. These differences, in the manner and form of their manifestation, do not Indicate any necessary difference to be followed In the treatment of any case where disease has lis origin in pnysicai injury ; ine earn remedies being alike applicable to the weak as to the etrong; to the sturdy as to the sickly, varied only in degree" of quantity and duration In tne nse of them in order to overcome the disease. Nervous Debility, or what Is eeneraiiv re garded aa sach, is as protean typed in its pecclantiffi as are tne areams oi tne sfcinwTpekfd mariner who. In his straggles for Kafptv i,Aa down exhausted for a moment's sleep upon tne wrecs upon wmcu c uuais, wnn ail the elements of destruction in raad commotion around nim, wnen tne nrst instincts of bis natcre are aloDging for a something so:id upon hlch he may nna a standing place. EPILEPSY OR VfS. No other remedy will cure KoileoRv r irit raanlcku the Cordial IIa im oi riCnrn and Tonic Pills. KIDNEY DISEASES and many other difficulties are cured by the use of the Cordial Balm of Byricam and Tonic Fills. It the watery portions or our lood are not passed off, they must, when retained ia the system, produce neriouv difficulties Lacertaxe fails when attempting to deecriba tbe euOerines or persons whose tidneys are out cf order - grave L back-ache, infiamation of the b adder and of the delicate membranes of tne urinary organs are the result if the water Is not resnl&rlv and properly carried otT through tbe kidnevs. The Cordial Balm of Hvrlcum ami' Tont. Pili la the only remedy that has ever proved by practical experience a benefit to those snCerlne from over-indulgence in Alcoholic Liauors. It com pletely destroys the taste for them. nA rMttn thte victim of intemperance to health, and vigor. zuriuM: The alarming Increase of the nse of fht mnat pernicious aru g as a sumnlant, by male and female, and Its peculiar effects, completely destroying the digestive apparatus and shattering tne nervous system, effeminating and debasing tne minu, renum me UOUJJIAlj.UALM Or JSYIUCLM AND TONIC .rii.i a or inestimable value, a i it completely destroys mi ukm lur tun iuum osneiui Cruz, and re stores tne nerves to a perfectly healthy state. eu iu wucia opiujii cus oeen used in large Quantities and for a number of vears. BOLD BY ALLDKUUUISTH AND WHOLESALE AUfcNTS. . jonn r. Henry Co., New York Citv; John son, nonoway co., r"niiadelphia. Pa.; Beth . Hance, Baltimore, Md.; E. Monteuse & Co New Orleans, ija.:.van bhaack, Btevenson t Keld, nicHgo, 111.; jwun u. farKS, Cincinnati, O strong ec codd. Cleveland. O. ; Collins Bros., Louis, Moj Farrand, Williams & Co., Detroit, Mich.; B. F. Alfred, Louisville, Ky.; Stewart A Morgan, Indianapolis, Ind.; Avery A Tyler, Lafayette, Ind.: H. O. Warner. ' If your druggist has not got It, ask him and he wui gei it, ior you . o . tuuAK lothkop, M. D., sole proprietor, 13 Court street, Boston, Map. 1431 Bend lor copy of .Prize diseasei, lßo pages free, ü&sayon the above

in n ail Its oiicin In the wood n. and the iortst ss'.iu tue h-Ft toedical achooi" A SUEE CURE FOR THE PILES Has been discovered by old Ir. Williams an In- . . 1 t 1 1 . 1 1... ....... . . . 1 1" icuicti.i ,j i-aueu ur. imams inu an tltivrnenf A biLigle box has cured the v.oim. chronic cast s of the blind, bleeding, itching -tnd ulcerated files or Vlj aud Si yeaiVbtaudicg. IjtiouK, Instruments ami electuaries are only a waste or tlrre and m ner. Trie Indian Ointment gives instant and painless reliet. Over a),wt'cmed patients attest its virtues, antl phytlciaDK of all whools proiiotmce it tbe trrrtt coutributioa to mediciue of ihe ase. Wiaiama Indian Ointment is prepared exclusively lor the Piles and nothing i-.ls?. Svia bv drtiü'iis and country Morekeners in all parts cf tue world. IKxtr&cts fromlttteis recelve1. .Mr. I!. Salgne.! ity Auction lkusp. (Vvumi O., wriie : Aly 1 ear r 1 ff el 1 rnn not FpaJc ia too h.fzh terms of praNeof Hr. Williams' In dian Ointment for tbe ille, tiid Irs wonüerrcl and maic-like cure upon Tuy-eir l have been atnictt-d with Pilis for the i at 1 yt ars; at no time enrinz this period have I bt(-n ( ntirely lie Irom Eutferinf:. I nsod various reT.iHiies rermtüeadtd withtint relief or b-nefl', until la;H winttr, hearliiifof the wnnerfui euiesiHrrorrned dt t:.e use 01 L'r. Williams' Ointment. 1 was tiicefl to try ir. After nirii tli Ointment irmm limn four weeks I tound m stif entirely cnrel and iFte from Piles. 1 bou if only nu Us rf OintmtEt, and have hall the medicine left ." lohn Atiison. Steubonvllle. O.. atltirLp.J it itching piles, writes: "Send rue auo'her bos.ot miams' ointment, as I am getting beütr." Meny thousand certificates similar tr. abovecan be prodnceil if necessary, and what i mrre j;ratiij log, 11 11 is not remm Kable, in tho fct that luno case, so far as is known. Las this n.td;tine hen u?ed with unsatisfactory resnit. Shiin fill finnrlniia awriluomAnt. n . . . i. .. -- , - - . - . . 1 a 11 tious. Ask your druir-'ist or iiifHlif'iiB iQif. oid IT. Wiüiams'Icdion Oiutmeiit and icrpwi nosr.tstitnto. Sikt Tjholesa'e by Haskit: Hete!ep3-r. Stw. att& Morgan and hlrownft:g!s Kioan, iruliauai Olls, lEd. The 3Iot Wonderful Medical ni Ii no wii 0 Mao. Wtill there tn t,f (here f Hope. Don'l ve I n the Mbln Head ilie following J.ciler front l)r I'rarer: llieving, that ckansine the blooi tha only true way cf banishing disease, and belnp troubled with a scrofulous afleciion .known aä b-alt Khfcum, nni Weakness of the Lnn-i and find ing no cure, I commenced to experiment by compounding roots, using the medicine Uis obtained. I fortunately discovered & racst wonderful Blood fVrcher or Bitters, which net only pave me insÄJClaner.u relief, but aftfcr a few wee is time enee'ed a. perfect cure, 1 tnen prepared a quantity of tbe Koot mt andwRsinthe hatlt of giving thtiu w to tbe sick. I found the rnedinne prse34ed il moet wonderful healing virtues, eööctln eures of all diseases originating from bad bleed or weakness of the system, as if bv ma1e. At last the demand became so great that 1 found myself called upon to supply patients with medicine m all parts of the continent, and I -mmm compelled to establish a laboratory for compounding az.d bottliu? the Koot Bitters in large quantities. I was at nrst backward in prestnting either myself 01 remedy to the nablio, tot being a patent medicine man, and with limited capital, but I am gettlcc bravely over Mat. Kmce 1 first advertised this wonderful med icine I have been crowded with orders Irom druggists and country dealers, and the scores of letters I have received irom persons co7I, proves the fact that no remedy ha6 ever done to much good and had Buch a sacress as the l&oot Bitters. Root Bitters are strictly a medl-lzal preparation, such as was used In the vood eld Cays ol our forefathers, when people were eared by some simple root or plant, and when rulomel and other poisons oi tho mineral klng-m were nnKnown. For Consumption, Asiuii a. Catarrh, Scrofula, Scrofulous Eruptions, Keenrratism. Heart Disease, Dizziness, Liver Cvia plaint. Kidney and Urinary UiNeases, Fever and Aane, Dyspej.ia, Ixwt Vitaiity and Ureter Down CcnUitutions, tce:e Boot Bitters are nuivtrsally wlniitted to be the mo;;t wonderful dicoveryinthe world. Their searching, heailnc properUis penetrate every portion of the fcurnau frame, soothing the lun and streneiifain: the stomach, kidneys and liver, for weakly, nervous young men, suffering from Iom of mercery, etc.. caused from abuses in early lire, and to deiicat females, these Boot Bitters Ere especially recommended. No other med clrie win cure fcnrvy, Syphilis, Salt Kheuni. Holls, Tetter, Kingworra, White 8weiling. rore fcyes, Hnrrlug of the fairs, Ulcers, Kever rfo'&e, Hits. Cancerous Formation. Dronsr. Krvrr. tiood. The Boot P-üters lavs the axe ut th r-.t oi the tree ofdises.se, by searchiugand purify! mi ti:e bifxxl wtlch wLU nourish aad invi2oatö evtrv orpan snd part of the Ixxly, and keep it la rpsir nnru a rip-old age. I warrant rny I'.-it Bittors a perfect cure for tbe above and similar diseases, and in crvse of failure, where tbe rr-ectlclne has had a fall trial, will thank all to caii t-.r write and get back their money, f how this circular to your druggist or ptortkeept r. if he don't have have a stock of my Koot Bitters on hand, est him toorder a supply. O. W. t KAZ1BI1. Cleveland, ot TESTIMONIALS. 5?10.000 REWARD. 1 will pay in gold to flny one to aho-o ti.Ht a single testimonial I publish is not genuine, also an additional reward or SS,ro in gold fcr a medicine that has ever effected one-half as many cures during the time introduced aa Piazier sK .ot Bitters. wuuw ma Extracts from late letters received. J Dr. Fhaziek Dear Sir: Yoiir i?t v;., have tuiit up my wile more rapidly than all th medicines taken by her during the past nln months, fhe has been snflerine tembl itn Jnnammatory Rheumatism, but to recovered that I thln one rxore bottle of your Uiiaiä liiviorKaciire. iourstrnlv. J. K.ÜPAIAH, Indianapolis, InU. MR. FBAXIEK DEIK SIE! I hava h Cicted for over three years with m t.ri .raCecllon on my face, which broke out In Fim. ties ana Blotches. I was also wear. ith n. appetite. I never found relief until last bum mer. Your Bitters being highly recommaiut.d b a blood medicine, I pmcured a supply, antl -in a few weeks they effectel a enre. 1 V,o-i Joy better health than I have for 10 years, case was one 01 the very worst. I can honssüV recemmend your Koot Bitters to all. ilxZit tuRNWALI last Cleveland, o, Mrs. Daniel Smith, of Concord, N. H axaiet ed with weakness, pain In the lungs and hoTilier. heavy pain over the eye-, recti ess at nicht, aid tired, falnty feelings all the time, writes : ' Ma. Fbaiixb Uiar bis: I received tk botueof Bitters you sent me by express, ani 7 1 tave taken the whole of it, an it hasdons ma mere cood than til the medicines I fcavt frvw - -:" xiium or less ror jauB. a. iuv)u(oii tohiq per. mem from ni.(k,.io)uuv mty uu utji yet nave then. L wumuaictum au iajiuct ll i OOUld HSV a mt them. I think von might have great alia 7 yonr Bitters here. I want yon to bend m. i bonite fcr t5, the price you advertise. id. cukk as yon can, by etpie , C. O. D. it üTte lw medicine 1 ever saw. Frorayoar mZZ. fci ir.tnd MKS. DANI1- L fclMZTT Concord. N.ii. i. o. Box The above Is a fair f-cmp!eof the scores of tetters I am receiving from ail parts of the conntry, at my laboratory in Cleveland, o ti Root pat up in plain bottles at ll.or six bottles for ?i, a price within the rtaeb ol all, the poor as well as the rich. Sold at rTtaii by druggists and country storkeepers thronghout the world. W holcsale by Browning A rAloao. ilsJli,tAJIet',,e,E'iifr',Htlwart Morgan anJ fchld eler. fcnyder A Co., Indianapolls, Ind. DeroV for the United States, 112 and IU Buperior streotl Cleveland O. Foreign countries Mos: jT-

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