Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1878 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEI WEDNESDAY MOHNINGf, AUGUST J? 8, 1 878.

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Tto ProcrcM r the Great Scovrfe So AMtmcil mt I la Severity. - XewOrlkajcs, lug. 26. New case", 125; deatfts, 44. Yesterday 228 cases were re ported. Dr. . Warren Stone, who returned from Tort Eads oa Sapday, leaves for Grenada this evening In response to a call from the Howard association.. The Picayune says by pvate letter it has learned that the fever at Flaquemine, Iberville parish, has largely increased an the people are sadly afflicted. Tbey suffer chiefly from want f physicians and nurea,and those who ace in goed health are mainly employed In taking care or those thtft are down. The Times says the strong sympathy shown ' to the sftticted cities of the south by their more fortunate sisters of the north is something not to be easily forgot en. On every side we hear of the most noble efforts being made o raise contributions in aid of the afflicted, while the north with lavish hand is soothing the fevered brows of ; southern sufferer. 6h is building a monument to gratitude which will be lwminoos forever. O.V. Shearer, a native of Alabama and lately city editor of the Times, died of fever to-day, aged 31. The deaths to day include 14 children under 8 years. The mortuary report for the week ending Sunday evening at 43 p. m. shows deaths from all causes, 493, of which 308 were from yellow fever. . Of the .deaths by fever 21)0 were white and 18 colored. Si zty nine died in the charity hospital. - five In the hotel ieu and six in the Tours infirmary. The Howard association to day responded to about 70 new applications for relief in this city, though a few of their earlier cases are convalescing. - Tne Howard's relief list in--creases daily. AT RKWAI)A. Niw 0rlea58, Aug. 26. The Howard association has received' the following dispatches: ' Orkhaba., Miss., Aug. 26, 12 m. For heaven's sake send a few nurses, it is untrue that the material for disease la exhausted. Karnes worn out. Two of the moft eminent physician Just taken down. . Physicians needed witn Burses, bat not without. (Signed) B. P. Andeksox, , W.T. Waltham. . Grenada, Aug. 26, 12:10 p. m. Y'our telegram juxt received. Dr. Veazle la not sick. One ew Orleans nurse sick, but walking about to-day. We need ail kinds of nourishment for the nick; need 25nnmea worm than anything else. Material net exhausted. Nurses for Holly Springs passed up. For God's sate send nurses If you can. Pay S5 per day. (signed) B. P. Anderson. Grenada, Aug. 26, 1225 p. m. Try and get Dr. Mandevllle to rome back. If not possible get some other physician. ODly two local physicians on duty. They will bs down noon, florae or help of any kind wanted. Home families have iot a well person to wait on them. Eight deaths last night six whites and two blackav - - - -. -(Signed) DK.VEAZIE. ' In response to above telegrhms the Howard association sent Dr. Stone with ' four nurses, also supplies' of ale, champagne, fresh meats In ice, cracknells, etc , and authorized those in authority at Grenada to lraw on the Howard association of this city for all needed r supplies.- A special to the Times from Jackson announces the death of Judge Thomas Walton at Grenada of fever. AT PHILADELPHIA. . , - , ' - , Philadelphia, Aug. 26. Emelio and Nuncio Bonell, members of the ; family recently arrived from Vicksburg, and stricken here with yellow fever, are aoing welL Fears are entertained that Mr. and Mrs. Bo neli, who complained last night of feeling ill, will be attacked. There are rumors of several other cases in town, but they can not be authenticated. A tramp died on tne pike near Camden on Sun-, day of supposed yellow fever. . "AT BAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, Aug. 26. The British shin Cape Breton arrived from Rio Janeiro this morning, and was immediately ordered to ?narantine at Black Point. On May 0 lenry McDade, a seaman, died of yellow fever. No tignsof the disease have appeared onboard since, but the quarantine officer v deemed it best not to permit her to come to n the wharf until thoroughly fumigated.

A VOLrWTKKB. Nashville, Tenn." Aug. "26. Dr.'Thomas' O. Summers, a prominent young physician of this place, left to night for Memphis to volunteer his services in aid of the sick. ; :! AT MEMPHIS.' . ,, , ; Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 26. From 6 p. m. yesterday to noon to-day 76 new cases and 17 deaths were reported. 'Among the dead is W. H. Halstead, with Wheeler, Pickens & Co , and among tbe sick. Sisters Dominica and Yeronca, of La . Salett academy, and Fred Brennan, city editor - of the Appeal. The fever is spreadingto an alarming extent among the colored people. One case was brought from Camp Joe Williams this morning, and fear are entertained , that it will breakout among the refugees there. The work of depopulating the city continues. To-day the weather .has been cloudy and gloomy in the extreme. The fever has not only increased in the city, but has seemed to thwart the efforts to save the lives of many poor people who were moved out of the city, by appealing in two of tbe camps. It is now definitely known that three deaths occurred yesterday at Camp Joe Williams, and several others of the refugees are sick. In addition to these three, a woman also died from heart disease. When found this morning in her- tent her young babe was discovered on its dead mother's breast seeking its wonted nourishment. At a camp near Overton , station on tbe Memphis and Paducah railroad, Charles Fagao died this morning. For the past 24 hours the board of health records show 100 new cases and 26 interments. ' Dr. Alex Erskine was taken down to-day, also Fathers McGavony and Bokel, of St. Peter's parish. Two more of the sisters at La Sallette academy. W. W. White, clerk of the Peabody hotel and Joseph Russell, who bas been actively at work among the sick of tbe odd fellow fraternity. The disease to-day has taken down many negroes. In some neighborhoods sick ones are being found in every household. The Is great need for physicians and nurses. Our own physicians have more than tbey attend to, and many sick having to go for days without the attentions of a nurse. A ride through the districts where tbe fever is tbe worst draws forth many appeals to be directed where or how to obtain the services of a . physician. As a result, many do not receive medical attention until too late to save life. The Howards employ five physicians, but the sick calls are more than they can attend to. Two of our practising physicians have died with the fever, and five others are now down. - at rrrrsBi-Bo. PirTSBi syi, Aug 26. The first case of yel low fever arrived in this city last night on the steamer Abner O'Neal from Wheeling. Tbe patient is James Crawford, a resident of this city, who had been employed on tbe river at Cincinnati. The Joard of health ' had him removed to the hospital above the city immediately after his arrival. The physicians who have examined the re state that it is yellow fever, but in so l;;114 k form that no danger is to be apprehended. James Crswford, tbe yellow fever patient, who arrived in this city on the steamboat Abner O' Neil yesterday, died this evening. Crawford stated that he bad been employed as a deck hand on board the John Porter but bad left that veel and made his way to Wheeling from waich point he took passage for BJttsburg. The Porter has been laid up in quarantine on the Ohio, some distance below the city, for some time. ' AT VI0KSBCRO. Vicksbvso, Aug. 26. One hundred and

forty new cases were reported to day aid 25 interments. Among the deaths to-day is Miss Mary Lambkin. The weather is very unfavorable to-day and account, for the great increase in the number of new cases. y.IHE BELIEF. MOT KM EST. , ' - . . Tike Record of Donation SXade Tenterday. Cleveland, Aug. 26. The following circular explains itself: jr, ".'riTf' 'y. ' lOaicial clrcalar,No.'3.1 ' ' ' Omci Ukaxd Dictator Knights or Honor." To sabordl Bate-lodges within the Jurisdiction of the grand lodge of Ohio: An appeal has been made by sister lodges locate4 in southera states where tase yellow fever is i-asslng great au tiering and many deaths, to lodges throughout Uie United states for help; I, a grand dictator of Ohio, therefore, ask all subordinate lodges within my jurlusdietlosi to give this appeal dae consideration, at one, and render all po wlble aid to oar sudering brethren oct of tne general fund now In the tnessures of such subordinate lodges. All donations to be aent to J. C. Plummer, ' grand reporter, Wooswr, Ohio. i j, , ; (Signed.) , . . ILR.8HOMO, -.-'' ' ; Grand Dictator.--" . Chicago! .r J ; ,t Chicago, Aeg.26. No formal reports have been made by tbe committees appointed to raise subscriptions for yellow fever sufferers, bat it is said they are doing welL No installments have yet been sent south. .The Young Men'e Christian association will send to-day $106 to the Y. M. C. A. of New Orleans for the benefit of the sufferers. Among the contributions for yellow fever sufferers to-day are the following: Y. M. C A., $111; merchants, $550; the Hon. C B. Farwell, $100. The masonic lodges in this city, 35 in number, voted to-night to send to the stricken cities $1,800 in installments, if it is called for by their southern brethren. Individual members raised about $900, to be sent immediately. Tbe citizens' association committee forwarded $2,000, and Murray Nelson, president of the association which' is raising funds, estimates tbe ' total aftount which will be collected at $25,000 to $30,000. , LEAVENWORTH. . Lea vcxworth, Kansas, Aug. 20. The Iltbernans of this city raised $200 yesterday, for the benefit of tbe yellow fever sufferers. A meeting of citizens generally was held this, evening to make arrangements 1 for

other contributions, and subscriptions were J aiuieu wuica win swell iue total contribution to at leaSt $1,000. ; ; PITTRBCRO. ' ' ." Ptttbcrg, Aug. 20. Contributions of citizens for the relief of the suffering in the south amounts to $5,000, all of wbich has been forwarded to the various points most afflicted. The committee reports contribu-. tions still coming in freely. Concerts have been arranged, tbe entire proceeds to be turned over to the committee. f I 1 SKW YORK. New -York, Aug. 26. The - chamber of commerce to-day sent $3,500 to New Orleans, Memphis and Vicksburg. A lecture at White Suipher Springs by Colonel Long, formerly of the Egyptian army, netted $200, which has been forwarded to Vicksburg. PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia. Aug. 20. The committee having charge of tbe collections and disbursement of funds for yellow fever sufferers decide to distribute $6,000 at once $2,500 for New Orleans, $1,500 for Vieksburg, $1 500 to Memphis .-and $500 , to Grenada. .The subscriptions to date aggregate $7,747. ' . ' ST. locis. ' St. Locis, Aug. 26. About $600 were added to the yellow fever fund to-day. CHATTAXOOGA. ' k p Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 26. The colored people have sent over $100 to the yellow fever sufferers. Can the Truth Overtake a Lie? Investigation discloses the fact that the lady reported in the associated press dispatches, about August 10, to have died in Chicago, after two weeks' use of some reputed remedy for corpulency, had not taken Allan's Anti-Fat, but bad used a preparation put up by a regular physician in Luzerne, Pa. Allan's Anti-Fat is manufactured in Buffalo, N. Y., by the undersigned. We have already sold over 100,000 bottles of it It has therefore been taken by thousands, and we challenge proof that it bas ever harmed -anybody,, unless the-reduction of obese persons from 20 to GO pounds, leaving them healthy and strong, is considered a misfortune. Furthermore, we hereby offer $5,000 reward for evidence showing that it contains poisonous or J-jprious ingredients. We also Offer $5,000 i( we Can not prdvfe that it has reduced numbers of perse ns as stated herein, and always without injury-:It, is said a lie will out travel the truth any time; but we trust that those newspapers that bave misled the pubhc by saying that physicians attributed the lady's death to the use of Anti Fat (which is -only put up by us, the term "Anti Fat" being our trade mark), will correct the false impression they have conveyed by publishing this refutation. Botasic Medicine Co., , Buffalo, N. Y." XIJn Kavaorod Fair. The great market of the eastern world has been held at this junction of the Volga and Olga Rivers, ' in Russia, every summer for hundreds of years. Here the natioos of Europe and Asia meet with their products for trade. - Cossack; Chinese, Turk, and Persian meet the German and tbe Greek with every variety of merchandise that mankind employs, from sapphires to grindstones, tea; opium, fur, food, tools and fabrics, and last but not least, medicines. ' J. C. Ayer & Co.'a celebrated remedies from" America were displayed in an elegant Bazaar, where the Doctor himself might sometimes be seen.. They are known and taken on steppes of Asia as well as the prairies Of the West,-and are an effectual antidote for tbe ' diseases that prevail in the yaourts of the .North as well as tbe huts and cabins of the Western continent Lincoln (I1L) Times. T'. - V . Consumption Cn red. '-'An old physician, retired - from practice, having bad placed in his bands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure. of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a. positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his Buttering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and using, in German, French or English.' ' Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Shernr, 149 Powers' block, Rochester, N. Y. Feela Taaag Again. "My mother was afflicted a long time with neuralgia arid a dull, heavy, inactive condition of the whole system; headache, nervous prostration, and was almost helpless. No physicians or medicines did her any good. Three months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with such good effect that she seems and leels young again, although over 70 years old. We think there Is no other medicine fit to use Jn the family." A lady, Providence, IL I. i Caatlnn. Some unscrupulous tradesmen, desirous of making a larger proSt, are in the habit of selling crude imitations of Pond's Extract, tha great vegetable pain destroyer, representing them as being made from .Witch Hazel, and the same as our remedy. They are far inferior in strength, quality and medicinal virtues, to old original Pond's Extract Beware of all such impositions. Ask for Pond's Ei tract Take no other. Be sure tbe words "Pond's Extract" are blown in the bottle, and that our trade mark Is on surrounding wrapper.

So lasting is r the odor of Dr. Trice's Pet Rose, Ylang-Lang, Thibet Muck, Alista Bouquet, and other scents, that a handkerchief being perfumed with them will still retain the odor after being washed. No one who has used Dr. Price's unique perfumes can have failed to notice their rich, fresh fragrance, ' -" - ' ' v ' We speak knowingly when we assert that Hairs Vegetable Sicilian Hair-Rene wer is the best article of the kind sold on 'the American continent Personal trial has demonstrated this, and the article is an elegant and cleanly one, without which wa think no toilet complete. Bessrs. Johnston, Holloway & Co., 002 Arch street, Philadelphia, are the agents for the article, and when our Philadelphia friends return from Cape Mayf they should certainly procure some of it. - We know of no such article extant for the hair, and thus speak in such decided and emphatic terms. Ocean Foam, Cape May, N.J.--. .' . : - - .....v.Acting through tbe pores upon the sources of inflammation, Glenn's . Sulphur .' Soap promptly relieves the burning, itching and other annoyances caused by salt. rheum, scald head, impetigo, erysipelas, and other akin diseases, and ultimately removes every vestige of them. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 7 Sixth avenue.

SPECIAL HOTICE8. After the birth of my babe one of ray limbs became fearf ally . swollen. , Giles' Liniment Iodide Ammonia, after all the K. Brown remedies farted, effected a rapid eure. J Mr B. LAfuc, '. '' 160 East Sixty-sixth street, New York. Sold by all DruKgtets. ' s ' - j o Chew Jackson's Best sweet navy tobacco. -. o - 1 i. The Teetn an Advertising Medium. Every time a lady who uses fragrant ftoxodont opens her month she advertises the article. The state of her teeth is a certificate of Us excellence. . No spot darkens their surface, no impurity clings to them, the cushions in which they are set are rosy, and the breath that swells through them Is sweet asthe breexe or June. paulding's Liquid Ulue, always ready to use. 0 flow Fortune Favored a Reserving Poor Tonus Man. - The Clarion (Indiana) Chronicle, of July 11, gives a lengthy description of tbe good fortune attending Vba sending by mall of two dollars to M. A. Dauphin, P. 0. 692. New Orleans, Ljc, byMr. J. M Hill, the Western Union telegraph operator and newsdealer in that town. He had never before Invested in such an institution, and was agm-ably surprised to find himself by his bold venture lifted above want for tbe rest of his life by the Immediate payment on the part of the famous Louisiana Htate Lottery company of $30,000. Reader, this has a moral for you May you not be as equally fortunate? . . ... . . . o . . The Centaur Liniments are of two Kind The White is for the human family; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and other animal s Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by mall from the office of the Centaur Company, 46 Dey street. New York city.' Qnern'sCod Liver OlUelly. Approved by tbe Academy of Medicine. For coughs, colds, bonchlal and tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. . 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The patronage of old friends and of the public general 'y Is respectfully solicited. Musical department nnder the charge m Madame Caroline lUve. For catalogues a id information aldrs, as heretofore, the Rev. I L. POTTER, I). l., Olendale, Ohio.

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- . a ' .- . i Tho People s Ecnedj. ..53i'a Universal Tain Extractor. Note Ask f for ' Pond's Extract. Take no other. . "Hear, for I will apeak or excellent thins.' . lWlVSlTXTriSACT-TheeTost Vecetabla Paltt Iir'yer. Han been In meovrr , , thirty - years, and for cleanliness an J prompt curative virtues cannot l-e excelled. C1IICDItF.IV. No family ran afford to be ( witbont Pond'i Kitrart Aerldent, . I Bruises t antuslons, Cuts, sprains i are relieved almost instantly by extern 1 anpll- . . cation. Promptly relieves pains of flnrnx, j Kealda, Etrorlatlons, CliatlligH, 1 Old Korea, Holla, felons, Corns, vto. - Arrest Inflammation, rcrlnces sa-ellings, sioa . bleeding, removes discoloration ana heals roiWlv. . . LIUIEt find It their best frion-1 It axnuatn i the p:iln to which they are peculiarly snJect notably fnilness and pressure in the hea-f. nanea, vcrtlpo, tc It promptly ameiiorattia . and permanently heals a!! kln.U of In flam niatlona and nleermtlona. IIKnoKKIIOIDS or flLlCSflnd tn UiLl thooify linrcrdiate relief ami nliimate rare. No caw however chronic or obstinate can long , resist Its rejmlar use. , V A It I ros K VKINS, It is the only sure enrei KIDNEY DISEASES. . It has no equal lor permanent enre. BLEKDIKG from any canse. For this It is a a peel lie. It has saved hundreds of lives . i when ail other remedies (ailed to arret t bleed- ' leg from nose, stomach, lungs, and eluo ' where " ' . TOOTHACHE, Earache, NenralclsY . and llheumatlsm aie ail alike relieved sod often permanently cured. . ? PEYICI A NH of all schools who are acquaint. ed with Pond's Kxttact of Witch lla v' xel rvcommend it in their practice. We liovo letters of commendation from hundreds of ; ' Ph vslclan. many of whom order It for use In their own practice. In addition to the foregoing, they order its nse for Swelllncrs of all t kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Innamed Tonsils, simple and chronic Diarrhcra, "atarrli. (for which it is rptriitc), hll -. blalna, Frosted Feat, Stlneaoflnecis, irioaqnltoea etc. Chapped Hands, Face and Indeed all manner of skin diseases. TOI LB r US K. Removes So reneaa, Rough-' neaaandSmartlnst hralsrats, Eruntloua, and Pint plea. It rrvire. xjtriqorulet . and rtfimhtA, while wonderfully Improving tho Complexion. TO PAK9lKKS-Pond' Extract. No Stock Breeder, no Livery Man can afford to bo without it It is used by all the leading Livery Stables, Street Railroads and first liorseciea m New York City. It has no equal for Snrams, Harness or Saddle dialings, Stimv, Scratches, Swellings. Cuts, Lacerations, Bit ed-' inirs, lnenmonia. Colic. biarrlKea, Chdl. Colds, Ac Its range of action is wide, and tha relk-f it affords Is so promnt that It is invaluable) -in every farm yard as well as in every farmhouse. Let it he tried once and you will never bo without it CAUTION! Pond's Extract has been imI fated. Tlie gcnnlne article bas the wcnls Pond's Extract blown in each bottle, it is prepared by tlie only person living who . ever knw now to pr-p.irc it pro?X!riy. Hetasc all other prepsratlons of Witch Hazel. This is the only arti le used by Physicians, and in the hoHpPalrt of tills country mil Earope. . HISTORY and Ueeaof Poad's Extract, In pamphlet form sent free on applications POND'S EXTRACT COSIPANY. W Maiden Lane. New l'ork. EXECUTOR S SALE .-OF- . Isaac ardin's Personal Property. Notice is hereby Riven that on Monday, tha iiOtu day of Hepleraber, 1878, the undersigned, executor of the estate of Isaac IlardlD, late of Marlon county, state of ludlan.t, deceased, will sell at public auction to the highest bidders the personal property of said deceased, Dot taken by the widow, consisting of horses, cattle, including elf-tit milch cows, hogs, corn In the field, wheat in tha granary, hay in the stack, farming utensils, one two-horse wagon, one one-horse spring wagon, harness, with various other articles too tedious to mention. Terms. A credit of six months will be given ou sll snms over three dollars, purchasers securing the same by notes with approved security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. (Sale to take place at the late residence of the deceased, In Wayne towcshlp of sad county or ilxKu, n,n miles wet of InUlannnolls arid one mile north of the Rockville road, on the Hendricks county line, commencing at 10 o'clock a. ra., and continue until all Is sold. JAMES T. HARDIN, Executor. August 24, 1878, BATES REDUCED ! Cheap Excursion. Tickets! By way of Sit. Lonls. over the Iron Mountain Koute TX AN SHORT 1.1 A K. On Sale on and after September 1st.' 1878 For lowest rates, mil Information with maps, descriptive pamphlets, time-tables, etc., call upon or addiess K.A. Ford, General Fassenfer Agent, St. Louis, Mo., or Johx Howard, '.astern Passenger Agent, L18 Vine street, Cincinnati. Ohio. ' Descriptive pamphlets of the celebrated ,Hot Springs of Arkansas nailed Free. CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY. . Next Term begins 8eptemler 5. For Prospectus and axi mission apply to -. B. N.SAN FORD President, Cleveland, O. NOTICE Is hereby given to the citizens of Warren township In Marion county. In the state of Indiana, that I, Lawrence Kolfcnd. an Inhabitant of said township, will apply for a license from the board of commissioners of said Marlon county, at tbe meeting ol aald board, to be begun and boldenat the eon rt bouse of said county, on t he first Monday In October, 1878, to sell fipiiitoas, vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors In less quantities than one quart at a time, at and on my premises situate on lots numbered four (I) and five (5), in square number one (It, In the east addition to tbe town of Cumberland, in said township, county and state, tor the pe-iod of one year from and after tbe first day of October, 1878. , (Signed) LAWBENCE ROLAND. . APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE. United States, District of Indiana: Tbe undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of William T. 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(Trade Mark Copyrighted.) . t ' Oil aoths, etc., very cheap at the Old Place, .' English Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingrain; also SUir C&rpets, Velvet Rngs, Crumb Clotha 112 FULTON STREET, NEW YORKi Carpets rarefully packed and sent to any part of the United States O. O. D free of Express charges. Call or send for Price List J. A. DEED ALL.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE ! ' Ninth Grand Distribution, 1878, , At New Orleans, TUESDAY, September 10. Louisiana State Lottery Co. This Institution was tt guiarly Incorporated by tbe legislature of the Htate for educational and charitable purposes In 1868, with a capital of lf0uu.0UU, to which It has since added a reserve fund of $350,000. It graxd singlx huxber distribution will take place monthly on tbe second Tuesday. It kkvkr scales or POSTF0KK8. Loak at the fallowing distribution J , CAPITAL PRIZE S30.000. 100,000 Tickets at 13 each. Half Tickets, fL LIST OF , PKIZE8. . 1 Capital Prlxe. 1 .1 M . 10,000 5,000 1 2 Prizes of f2,500 5 . 1,000.. 5,U10 8,000 10,UJ0 10,000 10,01)0 io,we 10,000 : 20 - J0 100 " , 100. aoo w 50. 5U0 " " 1 20 . 1,000 44 10.. "" APPBOXTMATION PRICES. " ' ' 9 Approximation Prites of $.X0.. , 2,700 9 do do - . 209 '1.MO0 ' "do ' do - 100 00 157 Prizes amounting ton.....;.ino,400 Responsible con espon ding agents wanted at all prominent points. Vi whom a liberal compensation will be paid. . . . , Application for rates to tlubs should Oaly be anade to the Home OfflH In 2V-w Orleans. Write, clearly stating lull address, (or further Information or aenaoro era to .. ... . . .. ' . t M. A. DAUPHIN, ' - P. O. oz J2, New Orleans, La. All our Grand Extrac rdlnary Drawings are nnder the supervision and management of Generals U. T. Beauregard and Jobal A. Karly. If you are a man of bvwlneas, weakened by the strain ol your d ut le s, avoid stlm olan ts . and Lake HOP BITTERS. If yon are a man of tellers, tolling over your midnight work, to restore brain and , . nerve wiiste take . , t . HOP BITTEIIS. If you are young, and suffering from any indiscretion or dissipation, take HOP BITTEILS. If you are marr ed or single, old o young, (tattering from poor health or languishing on a bed of sickness, take HOP IHTTERS. Whoever you are, wherever you are, whenever you feel that your system needs cleanslug, toning or stimulatlog, without into ticating. lake HOP I.ITTJEIIS. Have you dyspepsia, kidney or urinary complaint, disease of tlie stomaob, towels, blood, liver or nerves? You will . be cured if you take HOP 1IITTKS. If you are simply ailing, are weak and low spirited, try :tf Bey It. Insist upon It. Your drags 1st keeps It. HOP IIITTKItS. ItCLay save yoqr life. It has saved hundreds AGENTSi Want-xl to sell fr. CHASE'S 1,(X0 Focipe Book. New Price Last. Tou dounie your monev. Address Dr. Chasu's Pr in Lin at Houne. Ann Ar bor. Michigan,

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:JLtstI!V GIVND DiSTHreUTION ! Coimaonwealth Distribntion Co., . By authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, supervised by Hon. R. C. Wintei smith, Kr-Treas., liens. T. A. Harris, Geo. E. H. Gray, and other prominent citizens, will give their EI FT II POPULAR DRAWING In Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky..on Monday, Sept. 30 th. 1878. NO SCALING! NO POSTPONEMENT! UNPARALLELED SUHEMEI! $115 400 in Cash Prizes AND TICKETS ONLY $2. Read the List of Prizes. 1 Prize ' I Prize 1 Prize 10 Prizes of I ,000 each 30 Prizes of 600 each 36)00 10,000 5,000 10,000 lu.ooo10,000 15.WA) 10JXK) 10,000 2,700 1,800 800 100 Prizes of 100 each. 300 Prizes of SO each. 500 Prizes of 20 eaca, 1.000 Prizes o : 10 each . ' APPROXIMATION PRIZES. "9 Prizes of H00 each 9 Prizes of 200 eaca ! Frizes of HA) each I'rizes... siwanj 1 1 5)400 f ' Whole Tickets, 2. Half Tickets, IL 27 Tickets. 130. to Tickets, f 100. ; Remit by Post Office Money Older, registered letter, bank draft or express. Full list of drawings published In Louisville CourierJournal and New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket holders. For tickets and Information address COMMONWEALTH MSTRIBUTION CO. or T. J. OO 1M EHFOR D. Secretary, Courier-Journal building Louisville, Ky or J. L. WOODWARD, 15 NortU Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind. "Vf-OTICE Is hereby given to tbe citizens of 131 the Twelfth (ill ward, in the city of IndiAnanolis, Center township, Marion county, Indiana, that I, James Lee, a male inhabitant of said ward, over the'age of twenty-one years, will apply to the board of county commifwioneni of said county, at their October meeting, for a license ta sell for one year, splritous, vinous snd malt liquors, in a b-ssnuantUy than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. .. The precise location of the premises whereon I desire to s 1 said lionors. Ui described as follows: No. 170aest Washington street. In the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, Indiana. (finned) JAM E8 LEE.. POL E. SDr. Brown's Herba' Ointment 8uptositorie are guaranteed to eure any case of Piles that can be found In tbe Unied Htate. A sample box of these ftunpo&itories w 11 be sent tree by mail to any sufferer on receipt of twenty cents to prepay postage and packing. Reguinrprice IL To be had of all Druggists. Addresi nr. O. Phexi-s Browi. 21 Grand 8t., Ji-iw- " N.J. Hanover Col1 The next term will begin V tember 4. Tuition free T Classical and Scientific, wit! partment. Boarding low; no saloons. Forests tne k REV. G. C. HECK Elgler Edur PITTSBURGH Elegant Boll twt Thirteen va' sle connecter" than any sf equal advr " t-rm oper 1NO.D..'

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