Weekly Wabash Express, Volume XX, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 April 1864 — Page 3

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and News Items.

"WWAU,I« al Editor.

A man who won't take the Esfrbw

can

^row it. has invented

»chitie with w&lch he can cook his dinner the nmokeof hia nei«hbor'8 chimney.

®w York is in danger of a plague a new source. The care, omnibassefl public convey aueea are infested witb ?nnin. Many ladies refuse to ride in them.

b-ii v. Jh®

lInion 8tate

Ueatral Committee

together in a few days to nom-

*te a candidate for Lieutenant Governor, place of Gon. Kimball, resigned.

Ool. McOook of the 2d Indiana Cav

alry has been promoted to Brigadierehip.— This insures the appointment of Lieut. Col. «mea W. Stewart to the Colonelcy of that *#m«nt.

The old "Yellow Bridge" just east

of 0»ia city has been purchased by the Terre auteDraw Bridge Co.,for the purpose of ob ning the stone abutments. The space which ^e bridge covers will be filled iu, there befi» R60683ity now for int.

bridge at that

from home to get the news!"

he item below which we clip fron?the New lbaoy Ledger, ia news up this way "Boldign in Terre Haute, ind., are taking Ipon themselves the task of destroying liquor shAps that refuse them credit."

C3T* The Boston Post says that a general conference of the belivers in the speedy coming of the Savior was commenced in that city last Monday. Rev. Edward Burnham preached the opening sermon. Where is Father Miller and the Josuah V. Hines, and the "Midnight Criers" of 18431

W The waather last week,.after undergoing as many changes as Mrs Mr. Bach anan Administration, capped the climax Saturday by treating ua to a dash of snow. Twenty-five years ago, on the 17th of April, there was good sleighing In the Streets of Terre Haute.

"Winter lingering in the lap of

Spring" is a very poetical thought, but just now wo. think the old icy monoter is nesting in her Very bosom. If he will only depart with a kiss and not trouble the fair maiden, many a farmer and gardner will be thankfill.

The undersigned will attend to appli

cants for. license to teach in Vigo county, on Monday's, from 2 to 4 o'clock P. M. and on Saturday's from 1 to 3 o'clock P. M.

TH08. P. GORDON, School Examiner.

Office corner of Eighth and Eagle. apl6dw2t.

BV Marriage Liaenses were issued last week to the following persons in this county: Gustavo Weinbardt and Elizabeth N. Klinger.

Michael Tahy and Johanna Dacy. Harvey Trimble alid Maria L. Meltler. John A. Bryan and Anna Beard. Abraham Williams and H. M. Deforrest. Lucius Carter and Barbara A. Hoffman.

Who does not remember the genial

friend, tbe mirth-loving wit, H. M. Pratt, so long, and so favorably known in this city, and to his many friends the announcement of his death will be a sad stroko. For some months he had been at. the Mason House, Indianapolis, acting as "Chef do Cuisine," but being taken down with the small pox he waB removed to a private hospital when he died last Sunday morning. He was faithfully attended in his sickness by his wife, the daughter ot Mr. Isaac Bartholomew of this city.

Hags, JLint and Bandage*. The ladies of (he several Soldiers' Aid and Benevolent Societies in this place and vicinity, as well as those of adjoining counties, who desire to Bend their articles to this office, and all others who can and will aid in this matter, please prepare and send to this office without delay, RagB, Lint and BandageB, as there ia now a demand for them and expect soon the demand will be greater. All articles in the hospital line will be received and forwarded trom this office.

JAMES HOOK, Agent

of Sanitary and Relief Com. for Vigo Co.

We are indebted to County Recor«

der Sparks lor the following lint of Real Estato transfers, lor tho week ending April 16, 1864:

Charles McMillan and wife to E. Brown, Lot No 20, in Sub. of nw qr Sec. U7, 12, 9, for $600.

William Pound to Isaac I. Payne, 40 acres the nw qr of ne qr Set. 20, 10, 9, for $600. Herman Hulman aud wife to Charles Woelful 4 feet off the north Bide of hf of nw qr, out lot N. 40, for $ 122.

Wm. R. VlcKecn, Commission by the Vigo Circuit, le Francis Steverson, 10 acres nw cor of ne qr of se ur sec 26, 12, 9, for $675

Felix Boyle to George H. Boyle, 40 acres the nw qr of nw qr sec 23,109, for $406. John H. Young to E. H. Dremian, the undivided 8-9 of 60 acres the hi nw qr sec 11,10, 8, for $1,350.

Alexander L. Welis and wife to George W. Oarico, 40 acres the BW qr ofseqreec 29, 10, 8, for $350.

John Rogers and wife to Henry Will, 50 awes iu qe qr Sec. 1, 13, 9, ior $600,00. Doctor Waddle and wife to Lindzy Poe, 12 acres off end of ne qr of seqr Sec. 29, 13, 7, for $150.

Aarou B. Barton and wile to W. H. Worth ington, part of lot No. 36, in Terre Haute, for $700.

Aarou B. Barton to Hannah Crane, hf of hi of lot No. 3b, in Tecre Haute, for $1300.

David"Woodand wife to James W. Mardes' 40 acres of the se qr of ne qr sec. 23, 10, 8. for $800.

Daniel ftwiaelwrt to Surah A. Fouts, hi -of lot No. 283, in Terre Haute, for $1400. Lord Nelson Trueblood te David G. Olein, 32 acres iu sw corner of sw qr sec. 30, 12, 8, tor $1800.

Caleb Jackson and wife to Simon P. Swaty, 58 acres off the side of the hf pf ae qr seo'l. II, 9, for $4500.

George Stevenson and wife to Nioholas Mllliken, 32£ acres in middle pt hf fw qr sec. 2, 11, 9, fer $1100.

Cbauncey Ross to Citizens Gas Light Co., bt" out lot 28, in Terre Haute, for $1 00. Arba Holmes and wife to same, hf out lot, No, 28, in Terre Haute, for $400.

Samuel Paddock, et al, to Citizens Gas Light Co., in lot No. 268, in Terre Haute, for $200.

LOVE

OF A BONNET.—A fashion writer

la the New York

Timet

describes a new

bonnet—the only one of the kind yet lauch#d—whi#h all the ladies are rushing to see as follows.

The bonnet is calledthe "'Night Bloom* inr Cereus," and so far bb we have been able to find out is the only one in the city.— It is of the fineet white chip, exquisetly beautiful, and trimmed on the outside, with a Coquet of rare and beautiful "Night Blooming Cereus." The flower is made of threads of pearl and white silk, sprinkled over with dewdrops, so natural as to deceive the most practical eye at first Bight. It is fastened to the bonnet with a pearl, clasp curtain of white blonde, face trimmings white star flowers set in illussion and strings of white ribbon.

DIe«L™A.t Indianapolis, Tuesday night at 12 o'clock, April, I2th, H. M. Pratt, in the 32od year of his age.

•i(Hl~Thureday evening, the 14tb inet., after a short illuem, Sabah Maeol'SBITTE, wife-of MortoH C. Rankin.

Yesterday morning, the 15th inst.,

at 4 o'clock, at the residence of her son, Major W. C. Lupton, in Indianapolis, Mrs. REBKCCA LUPTON, in the 72d year of her age.

MARBIEO—in this city, at 11 A. M. yesterday at tbeOatholic parsonage, by the Rev. Father Martin, Capt. JOHN A. BBYAN,of the Daily Evening Union Democrat offioe, and Mi88 ANNIE BEABD.

Judge Nathan Allen, who has for

many years been a leader in the Demociatic

party in Illinois, has abandoned it.

if-*

The New York Sunday Times thinks

Gen. Fremont is inclined to serve the Republican party very much as he does his hair

—i. e.,

part it in the middle.

The citizens of Lafayette are so well

pleased witb the working of their new steam fire engine, that they are about to petition the Council to purchase another.

63T A persevering young poet of Orleans county, Vt., finding no publisher to print his verses, recently learned to set type, and printed and bound hid poems himself.

There is a whisky shop in Rtfhtnntid

called the "Bragg Salooe," which the Enquirer thinks ought to btf anj excellent "retreat"

Green Houwi Blot House and Bedding out Plants,

Can be had in great variety at the Mont Rose Garden and Nursery, three-fourths of a mile Southeast of the city, East side of the E. & 0. R. near John C. Ro.-w.

Also, a good assortment of Oraamentai and Shade Trees, Evergreens, Ro3es, Flowering shrubs, Grapevines etc., etc.

BEINL & BROS.. Proprs.

aplbwlc Nuraerymen and Florists.

Notice to Claimants in the Tigo Court of* Common Pleas. -Notice is hereby given to those having filed in the Clerks office, claimed against Decedent's Estate. That the same have beensetdown for trial, on Wednesday, the 20th duy of April, being the third day of the April term 1864, and that said claims will be dismissed at cost of oUimant'ri if not promptly prosecuted.

By order of the Court. J. H. BLAKE, Cl'k,

Vigo

Court Common Pleas.

April, 11,1864, dwlw.

The weather continues moat unpropitioua for early vegetation. Cold and rain have thus far predominated this spring with an occasional gleam of sunshine and vernal breezes. Farming is also backward. The agriculturists will have to accomplish a vast amount of labor in a short period to put in anything like an usual spring crop. The extreme cold weather last winter and the backward spring are opposing elements which human ingenuity aid luatrv will find difficult, if not impossible, louutorbalaace.

CHURCH MUSIC —How often have we in a high emotional state, given out a hymn that cxactly suited the case, when the choir would sing it in an unfamiliar out of-the way, aod ridiculously 'artistic' tuue, thus plucking every feather from the wings of our devevotion, and plungirg us into the ditch.--Such performers have no sympathy with what they Bing, but only with some preverse ideal of artistic harmony, which is as inappropriate as a dancing tune at a funeral.— They kill church music under the absurd idea of perfecting it."

N.. Y. Chtonicle.

The editor of Lafayette Journal says that is true. He once heard a first class choir do up" a hymn in a fashionable church in Buffalo, under the stimulous of a big salary. It was really amusing. The leading soprano voice waB also quite prominent at the Metropolitan Theatre the evening before. The one hundred and thirty third psalm waR announced by the minister, which reads in part thus "True love la like that precious oil,

Which poured on Aarou'is head. Ran down hU beard, and o'«r bis rehes. It* co»tly mol»lure shed." He says this is the way the choir did the hymn up. He lost the first two flues in

"Ban down hl» beard and o'er bt* headRan down bl» beard—— -h!i robes.

And o'er hi* robe»——— Ban down hl head ran down nls o'er hie roberi Hl» robe»——his robet-

-rata down hU btard

Han down his

o'er bxs rebw

Ran down hi* beard —bi-s-b-e-a-rd Its costly naolit—— Ban down his bead are——beards—hie beard—blsshed Ran down bis beard——bis down

Hls robes tta costly—— his beard ure »bed his coat hla robea ure shei I-t i-c«o-»-t-l.y m-o i-s-t-u e——shed."

It was in fact supremely ridiculous.

OwKOi-ootCAL —Tba Paalmiit says that man i9 "fearfully and wonderfully made," but in order to fully understand the import of this declaration it is necessary to read Prof. HCXLBI'S description of the mechanism of the human haod. Speaki.7g,of the osseous frame work, consisting of carpus, metacarpus and phalanges, he observes:

They might be divided into a radical, tridigi al series of bones, including the scaphoid, lunar, trapezoid, trapezium and magnum and an ulnar bidigi&l series, 'acluding the cuneiform andfunciform. The piriform he regarded ns the sesamoid bone of a muscle. He then showed the articuiatiou of the metacarpal £bone of the poiiex or thumb, with the carpus, formed when the band was placed ou *a fiat surface, both horozontically and vertically, considering angies *ith the plane of articulation of the other metacarpal bones. These were characterized as the "digital" and "palmer angulations" of the joint and it was further demoustrated that, to the direction and form of the articular facet of the trapezium, the thumb ot man owed it. peculiar epposability.

83F" A correspondent ot the Cincinnati

•wawwr'

Advertising is the oil which w«e

tradesmen put in their lamps.

tar "i

'm a gone sucker," aa the. .child

said when bis mother weaned him.

Br If provisions are really BO scarce in the South, wesuppose they would like to see seed auain.

E5F~ Rtiey Post Office, at Lockport, this county, has been discontinued. Mail matters for that place will be delived from the office in this citv.

The New York hotels have advanced

their prices to $5 per deim during the Fair. This rate may seem unreasonable, but it is understood that butter will be included

fW The Quartermaster of the 13th Tennessee, captured at Fort Pillow, was nailed to a board alive and thrown into a burning building.

EST

It is a source of great comfort to a

man with but a dollar in bis pocket to know that if he cannot Invest in five-twentiee he can in twenty-fives.

C3F" A countryman, for driving at so rapid a rate as to endanger pedestrians, was introduced to the Mayor Saturday, and in fine and costs went home minuB some five dollars.

Mortimer Thompson, the immortal

"Doesticks," delivered a lecture at St. Louis last evening. We presume Damphool made his appearance behind the curtain, and Butldogge wagged his tail in tfje bnck^rouud.

Itimigin, who ia "some married," was

sent down town by his wife for a dollar's worth of coffee. The coffee not appearing, a few days afterwards, he wasae&ed what he had done with it? After a few moment's hesitation and head-scratobing, he replied "that no must hve put it in hid other vest pooketl"

The Mishawaka Enterprise says that

a boy named Beli of Roiling Prairie killed himself lately by that "warranted never to fail" trick of blowing in the zauzcle of his gun while holding the hammer, up with his feet, to eee if it wa3 loaded. Of course the hammer slipped and biew his brains out.

23F" Life in Arizona is cheerfui at Jftnes. It is related that a poor fellow prospecting the country between the forks of the Gila and Saline rivets was suspected by some miners of having purloined a sum of money from their camp. He was seized and tied to a tree, and made a target for several rifles, a number of bails taking effect in his legs. A reprieve was then granted, and in the af ternoon he was about to be heng, when a Dutchman acknowledged himself to be the culprit, and disclosed the place where the money was hidden.

j®" Artificial limbs are now made of vulcanized India-rubber. They are lighter and easier made than those of wood or iron, and, being hollow, contain all the machinery iasido, where it ia not likely to be broken.

Richmond correspondent of the

Atlanta (Georgia, Appeal saya that a resident of Richmond advortises his furniture fer sale because his rent was raised from nix hundred to five thousand dollars.

HT The new two cent piece which has been recommended for the sanction of Congress, resembles very much a gold coin. On one sido there is a wreath of wheat, in the centre of which is stamped 2 cents," and around which are the words "United States of America." On tho other side is the shield of liberty, bearing the words "God our Trust

You can ulways tell from the adver

tising columns of a newspaper those who do the largest business aod sell the cheapest.— The man of enterprise and industry, who has goods to sell, and who has determined to outstrip all competitors, always wauts the public to know what he has for sate.

amaeement at the sudden grandeur of the all abreast, sweeping everybody in the mud. performance:

Itimigiu saya when twe or more

women approaching you on a narrow walk, fall one behind another to enable you to pass, you may be sure they are ladies of uncommon politeness and consideration. The usual course pursued by women is to charge

A New York^pweekly paper tersely,

but inelegantly remarks: "For a greenhoru to speculate in Wall street, at present, is just as foolish as to play euchre against three Western blacklegs, witb a confederate standing behind your chair aud telegraphing what you have iu youchand. Do you unerstaud that?"

A subscriber informs us that some one whose literary want is in excess of honest has been in the habit of purloining the EXPRESS which Jie, the subscriber, pays for, aud desires for his own reading and delectation! He requests us to say tbat if the thiof will furnish his address, be will subscribe and pay for the EXPRESS for him one month.

THE OiBQts OF STRIKES.—Now, since "strikes" have become so popular, we have taken some pains to trace the origin of such demonstrations. Our investigations have resulted in tracing the inception of the idea to Marco Bbzzares, who, according to Fits Green Haileck, urged hisSuiotte followers to

Strike—for

Gazette who has juet ruturned to Chatta- P4^'01'0 'a(^

your altars and your fires

Strike—for

the green graves of yoursirea

God. and your native iand'

In the Guriosity Department of the New York Fair is a mutilated one dollar greenback, which had been pierced by rebel bullets and afterwards taken from the dead body of a private Unien soldier killed in battle. His mether sent it to the Fair, as the only contribution her limited means weald allow her to send. On Saturday a

wat 90

aach

oooga from a scout into Dixie, says he did by the touching history of thia bit of not visit Dal ton, but learned from a rebel p*pov money that »ke bought it for a hundred citizen who lately vailed Johnson's beadquarters to see his son, that the rebels in our front number obe hundred and forty regiments, including infantay, cavalry and artillery. This citizen estimates Johnston's numerical strength at slxtt thousand, and declared that he intended to assume the offensive In a very few weeks. He stated that the rebel soldiers were highly elated with the idea of unrestrained conquest. The rebel officers have induced the privates to beileve(that they will be able to invade Kentucky. This citizen was In high spirits, and talked freely to our scoot, supposing him to be a Texan Ranger.

A GfiiCAT Com PREDICTED.—The following, says an English paper, ia an extract of a letter juaf. received from Melbourne: "Pro feasor Ne wager, on a three years' scientific visit from Bavaria, tells u* tbat ia 1865 a comet shall come so close aa to endanger this our| earth, and shoald it not attach [itself (as one globule of quicksilver to snotber) nor annihilate as, the sight will be moat beautiful to behold. During three nights we shall have no darknes, but be bathed'in the brilliant light of the blaring train." [Prof. N. is, no doubt, a reliable gentleman.]

fW A merchant in this city fn a qtuxxtng, mood, asked a returns£eeter

if be

thought

Grant would take Richmond. "Take it," said the veteran, "yea, sir hell take it, if 1 he has to dig an underground passage from Washington to Richmond." «v &.

Save the Pieces.

I will pay in cash the highest price for any quanty of either Cast or Wrought Scrap Iron of ail kinds, delivered at my Fouodery, corner of Main and Walnut streets, also 'for old Brass and Copper.

Terse

JOSEPH JGROVER.

Haute,

Feb. 18 dec8wly.

Headquarters for the collection Bounties, Pensions, Arrears of Pay, and all kinds of War Claims, due the relative** of deceased soldier.*. Claimants should apply to Leahers & Carter, the oldest and best established Claim Agents in the Northwest, Their office is at No. 2. Odd Fellows Hall (up stairs) Indianapolis, Indiana.

All information free. Fee for securing the same, annual payments for life, only $5. No charges in advance. Claimants can have their business attended to by letter. marl5wl2r.

Indiana State University.—The third term of the College ^ear will open on Friday April 3th, 1864. Prof. Owen,Jately elected to the chair of Natural Science, is al bis post. Quiet and harmony prevails in the Institution, and every thing is ausplcions for obtaining that thorough instruction, and elevated scholarship, which phould characterize the State University.

JAMES D. MAXWELL. Pres. Bd. mar.2bd2wit

AMERICAN

a I

O E E A

OAS LOCATED IN TBE

CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, No. 106 Maine street, 3d door above Quincy House. Office, over J. R. Dayton's

Book Store. HE CLAIMS TO BE

THE KING OF CANCERS, And all kinds of Fever Sorea: such ae White Swelling and Bone Diseases

Scroffula, Piles, And Sore Eyes in their worst stages, JLiver Complaints, Consumption, Female Weakness, and Salt Rhontn,

Tettor, Rheumatism,

&c., &c.

The Doctor becamo master of the above diseases while traveling threugh Europe and America, and bo now stands at the head of his profession both in Europe and America. The Doctor will take pleasure in nhowing his visitors certificates of the above cases where they have been given up as incurable by the physicians in the country. The Doctor also guarantees a cure in all cases where the patient livea up to the directions, or uo pa.y.

The patient, will please correspond weekly, giving a mo statement, of the caso. P.O. Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with liberally.

Cancers extracted in from four to twentyfour hours, without instruments or pain, or a drop of blood. decHdwly.

To Nxavoca SurrKREB8 or Both Saxes.—A rever oned gentleman haTiag been restored to health In a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and Irregular expensive modes of treatment without success, considers it his sacred duty to communicate to bis afflicted fellaw creatures the means of enre. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. John Daonali., IRS Pnit.on Street, Brooklyn. New York. ja»28w]y

THE HISTORY OK

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,

The most remarkabU medicine of the day, and the many cures that have been performed with It lu canes of Liver Complaint, Dlspepsla, Nervous Deblllty, and other diseases arising from a disordered stomach or liver, places It at once among tlie most astonishing discoveries that has taken place In the medical world. The diseases to which bitters are appltoable are so universal tbat there are but few of our friends who may not test their virtues In their own families or circles of acquaintances and prove to their cwn satisfaction that there Is at least one remedy among the many advertised medicines, deserving the public commendation.

For sale by I'ruggista aud dealers, everywhere. aprflwlm

PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,

SYMMETRY OF FORM,

YOUR HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS, By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, acd Specific Remedy known as

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU. Read the advertise Cleat In another column, aad profit by it.

Diseases and Symptoms Enumerated. Cut It out, acd Preserve it. Too may not now require it.

But may at some Future Duy.

"It gives health an vigor to the fr*ajer And bloom to tha pallid cheek." it saves long suffering and exposure.

Beware of Counterfeits! Cores guaranteed. aprfidwlm

A REMEDY FOR PILES.—It Is a blessing to the suffering to know that we fceve an effectual cure for this traiy troublesome disease. Mr J, P.'Hasarde, of 164 Second street. Cincinnati, O., takes great pleasure in informing all who are suffering witb piles that he need a small quantity of Dr Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a permanent core. This s-etas to be the case with all whe make cee of this pplendid preparation. It is siaaufactured at No. 6 East Feurth street, Cincinnati, O., and sold by ell Druggists.

March,4.fod-w.

and ao sensibly

I ARRHCEA AND DYSENTERY.—W« hare examined a great nnmber of tetters from some of the most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and Cov-^ Ington, ate., speaking In the highest terms of Dr. Strickland's Autl-Cholera Mixture for the core of diarrhtaa and dysentery. The letters are to long labli«a. r. vfjjt-t.of Covington, sayshewas rononocsd in-sur-itis by th* best doctors tn Cincinnati, and one bottle ef Dr. Strickland's Auti-Chol-era Mixture effected a permavnt ccro after suffer* lag for months with tha wcrat form of diarrhoea and dysentery.

Soldiers—wn think Dr. Strickland ia quite right In advising you In hit advert! go® eat in our columns •f to-day's paper, to take a bottle of his highly recommended Antl-Choiera Mixture in your knapsacks, it may save the Uvea of many of our beat soldiers. Mathers, see that ycur sons'do net neglect it You can get it at the Drug Stores at 50 caots per bottle. It is the beat remedy for Dtarrhoaa and Dysentery. mar2wthd-w

NOTICE—I

have this day leit my

wife Susan Rowley, and I hereby notify all persons not to harfeer or tnurt her, Iter I wont pay say debts of her contraction.

A.LPHKUS ROWLEY.

April 10th, ISSi. apUdltwtt

MEDICAL* -r-

IMPORTANTTO FEMALES I

READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.—A person who does not regularly read the advertisements ia the EXPRESS is necessarily ignorant of bow tiie city ia progressing. The advertisements are a certain reflex of the city not only does the careless reader lose the "ran of things," but he frequently loses a chance for a great bargain. Numerous hare bees the benefits of advertising to both reader and and advertiser we have many instances in our mind's eye. bnt can only say that it scarce* iy ever occurs that an advertisement does not pay tor itself ten times over to the advertiser, while the reader loses half the value of tho paper by neglecting to read the new advertisements every day.

IEl

PROCLAMATION] 3

th.0 Ladies,

•OTH~MARKIED AND KlHCIiE.

The Old Hegulalor for

Dr. Cheesemari's Ferhafc Piils.

This COOD OLD REMEDY for all obstructions has been hailed wM pleasure aod profit

rangtment,

CbseaatDjta'iiong-tfitd

guarantee that & :.

ONE BOX

Will restore the natural moothly fouction to ANY FKMALE, NO MATT BR WHAT HER CONDITION OR AGU. Indeed, so certain are Dr, uheeieman's Female Pllle*,

Which ftavc beer, popultir an& ovre curve far

he Bed Female Medicine

fviLiiyrBE

1 THE AMERICAN DISPEN^j

flary we treat by anew method, and with the. happioet results Prolapsus Uteri, (falling of the womb) Canceration, Ulceration, Lnchorrhea, (whites) Urinary and all other diseases to which tbo »m.'rleat) Femalo is so peculiarly liable. Send threo dollarti and. receive by expreba one of the Doctor's Female Syringes. This instrument should be used by every woman fn the land, for the purpose of cleaallnew, comfort, health &a Sent freo on receipt of stamp, a copy of our Private Letter to Married Ladles on health

ttc.

The All

F«-

mates.

Inhere is butcne genuine aod 8UBR CURS for GIRl.9 or WOMEN who suffer from Irregularities, or obstructions of Use Menses, whatever majr be the cause

Uk«4 eb«

structiona. This Cure has been recognised for many years.— THK ONLY SAFE RELIANCE Is In Or* Oheeseman's Female Pllle. that Ladles have for relief from the aBBpryi«fl'*af thosep«ri»de which, If kept up aeeordtair to calls of Nature, will GU.4SA.NTKB TO THKM

fallal qpumnt of good htaUM and ttrangtA-,

The Doctor's Cele

brated Female Pills, fresh from the Dispensary, are very good In simple diseases, irregularities, &c. Pi ice $1, sent by mull. "NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD!

At the American Dispeusary we aUo treat without murcury, and with never failing success. Venereal, or what the quaekB call private or secret diseases Syphilis in. all Its stages, Gonorrhea, Oleet, Structure, Hydrocele, Circocele, Varicocele, Crlsocele, Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Sexual Debility, Impotency, and effects ef self abuse.. The last six are treated of In a "Private Letter," which we will send free cav receipt of a stamp.

The experience of the Surgeon In charge of this department in some of the best Hospitals In Europe and ic New York Olty, enables him to treat patients scientifically and restore them speedily.

Those living at a distance can communicate by letter acd be treated at their homes. In urgent cases send five or ten dollars fihd receive medicines. 46b Consultation free and confidential.

No.24)» Kast Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. P. O. Box 1264. marlidly.

ROBACK S BITTERS

aREBNBAbSA^ARE 600D.*BUT ii 1

KOBACK'S

ABE

BETTER,

'STOMACH BITTSRS. tea tnoasanrt borties sold in one mouth. The most popular stomach bitters use.

ROBACK'S BITTERS, 3 Debilitated Ladies aod eededtary persona will And In them en excellent tonie.

ROBACK'S BITTERS A winegjleBsfel before each meal will remove ladigestion and all liver diseases.

ROBACK'S BITTERS,

They are better thfta all PIfta, Powders, and

DAtUWOQI,

dlaagr(MAbl0(COIDpOQQdtr

ROBACK'S BITTERS

Tbey can be taken without regard to diet. As an apetiser they have no equal.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

They are prepared by an old and skillful physirianf. from well-known vegetable remedies.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

Wherever known they have become a stan lard family streogth3atng remedy.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

Try bottla aod ytsu »jill always dse thefc and recommend them toothers.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

O W O

oonramccr. of

STOMACH BITTERS, BLGOD PDRIHER, AHD BLOOD PILLS. Alan tXstiller aad Kaz^oftteturar of Cttawta and Bweediah Brandin, and r«M- kladar df the Omat^Domeatic Liquors, which a-.-e sold wholesale or in any desired quantity, at Hoe. 66,58,

SnfflcSwST ¥h*ee.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES, Known as" BEUCBUUys

UK* via*. Helatboid's Extract HefcatwWs Sam* psrtlia, Ueimbold'e lmunited Rose Wa»tk

IMaM'i OON-CfcM-MUCrCO OOMCOUSi) PLD1D EXTRACT BQ

UUO,"

a Positive aed tfpe&ilc Remedy

eaeetioM to another,a. 1~

for turnify-ftv*

years, in all parte of the civilised world. Its author is AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN, whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody "places cenfidence and respect. It Is no

nrw fangled ar-

bat "3TANIMRD REMEDY.

Dr. Ohee£«mao's Female Pills

have never failed, and thoosa&ds of certificates to this effect can be found in ail parts of the country. The proprietors of Dr.

over

a QUARTER OP A CENTURY, to restore the menstrual Bow in a natural way, that ladies, who are pregnant tout not uao them, as they Win Invariably produce a miscarriage. THKY CANNOT DO KM any other way.

Dr.C'beeiemans Female Pills are the only medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE LADIKS have reiled upon for many years, or can rely opon now. Beware off flEmit&tiatas! Take tali sdvertinnment to your Druggist and tell him you want 7

the World,

vThlch is comprised Is

Dr, Ciweseriian's Female Pills! Those form the finest preparation ever put forward, with lniDrdUte and Feraiaten succom.

O N E E E I E Dr. CheesemsE'B Pills have received and are now receiving th? eat ci'on of the most eminent Physicians iu America.

EXPLICII* DIRKttTIONS Vith each Box. The price,ONE DOLLAR PER BOX,containing from fllty to sixty Pills.

Pills sen* by ma 1, promptly, by remitting the price

the proprietors, or ay authorized agent, in current fends. Soid *07 Druggists generally. aOTCHINGS H1LLYER, Proprietors. ,¥ 81 Cedar Street, New York.

Sold Wholesale by JFobn D.Park, Cincinnati. Por^aleby, TH08. H. BAR-R,

tor

DUcunw

of the Bladder. Eldnett. Grave!, Dronaloal Swellinmi? aad all'ttliiaMos. actf defaaaafeoflM \I U» Urinary Organs, whether pitting la SI ale or Vfeotale. Diseases of theae OrgAns require the aid of a DIURETIC, i^eimbuldta Extract. Dacha la the (l&EAT DIURETIC, and Is certain to have the de» nired effect In all Diseases

tor

mended.

irhieh it le r*o»o-

This Medtatne Incrfsnenthc power ot QtgeeUflo, aod excites the Abeerbentalnto healthy actlea by which the Watery or Calcareous depoaitloaa, a tJal the Unnatural Enlargemeota are rednoed, ai well aa Pain and Inflamatloa, and la gcod tor *)oa. Women, «r Children.

Directions acoompany Hfilm hold's Extract BuchU, fer Weakness arriving from Excesses, hablta of ltssipatior, Early Indiscretion o. Abuse* attested, with the following Symptom*:

Indisposition to axexclfe, logs of (Jower, loea of

memory, dlttculty ot breathing, Weak Nervea, Trembling, Horror of Ptaease, wakaftalncaa, Dim aeea of Tistaa,' pain in the beak, universal laaHltmla of the muscular system, hot hands, flushing of the body, dryness of the akin, eruptions on the bee,

PAL1D COUNTENANCE, heavhocns ok tee eyelim, Freqaeotly Black Spou flying before the Eyea, with temporary Sufinaloa and L»sa of Sight,

Want ^Attention, Mobility,

Wlth horror of 8od«ty Nothing

the

ard

which, if not regularly experienced, will produee ^WdKBY and DEATH, and is that first of alf Remedies for diseases of Female*.

These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thle medldoe Int aHably rsmoym, »«oa foUeWB Impotent^,,

P. DONNELLY, G. W. PATRICK.

FebSO.awly-

fatuity,

EpUaytk! Mts,

In one ol which the patient may expire. .. Who can say that they ale not frequently toUotft by tho«o "dtraftai dlaaa«as," losaulty audUonauaio Hon.

Many are aware of tho cause of their auflkriag, but none will ooniesa. The records ot the Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample teat!mo 1.7 of the truth of the Miser* tton. lu Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition appears. Tne oauotenance is actually sodden, and quite destitute,«tl6lther uirih or gria- evee visit it. Should a sound 01 the volo occur, It to a re a at

life. See symptoms above.

NO FAMILY UHOULl)

tijt

HOW LONG 8'i'ANDINCl.

Ali the above diseases aud oymptoma admit

the

aamo treatment, and originate from the name cause.

ULOODI BLOOD 1 BLOODI

Hcimbold'a Hiyhty Concentrated (hmpound

FLUID EXTRACT SAHSAPARIILA. Sjrpbilu. j^Ttaa is an aBectloii of the Blood, and attaoss the Sexual OrgaiiH, linings of tbo no»s, ears, throat, windpipe, and other mucoos sui^aces, making Its appearance iu ths form ofDLCKRd, and in generally attended with a discharge more or less offensive, aiS if niglected, destroys whatever part it may attack.

This disease is often transmitted ta children: is contraoted from the same cause, aud often with (Joi orrhoea, and both may exist at the same time. UELMBOLD'8 HIGHLY CONCENTRATE:D OOM-

PullNI FLUID EXTRACT )ARSAPAR1LLA St.oQld boused In ooqjunction with the Buchu and Helmbold's Rose Waan appUed to the Uloera.

Helmbold'*) Extract Saraat«rrilla Purl lies the .lood, and removes all ficoly Eruptions of the Skin, Xlviiig the complexion cltjer aud healthy color. It aeing prepared expressly for this clusa of com plaints, Its Wood i*uri/ylng Properties are preserved to a greater extent than any other preparation

iSaraaparllla.

HELMBOLD'S RO8E WASH.

An excellent Iietlou tor Dieeaveu of a Syphilitic Ho »tire, and as an Inaction In diseases of ths Urinai Organs arising from habiu of dissipation, to be used iu crniiection with ihn Extrart Buchu or tiafsaparllla, in such diseases as recommended.

The Proprietor, In offering his Romedles to th* afllicted won Id tuivi distinctly understood that they are notPatouS Medicine* or Nostrums, but are prepared directly according to rules of

PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,

with tho greatest accuracy, Chemical knowledge, aut caro dnvotad to their combination, by a praotical Druggist and Chemist of experience, of the city of Philadelpnia. Thea« Madicines are Endorsed, Beuommauded aad Used in the Practice of Physicians tor the cire of the above Diseases.

If ou are suffering with any of tho shore affwitions, procure tha Remedy at cnco.

Evidence of the moot reliable and responsible character will accompany the medicine. Certificates of cures from to years standing, with names known to scieacv and fame. for medical properties of BUCHU, eae Dispansa' tory of the United States.

See Professer Dewee'a valuable works on ttic Practice of Phyelo. See remarks made by tha late oslebrated Dr. Physick, Philadelphia. gee remarks made by gphrala McDowell, a celebrated Physician and MembeV ef the Royai i^1lege ot Surgeons, Ireland, and published lu the Transactions of the King aod Queen's Journal. gee Medico-Chlrorgica) Review, pabiished EonJamic Trevors, Pel lor of Royal College cf Burgeons.

See moot

ROBACK'S BITTERS. Good for all derangement of the Stomach, Biliiousness,Liver Complaint and general debility!

at tits

ROBACK'S BITTERS, They possess or. der ft: 1 tonie properties, giving tone to the appettte and dieestlve organs.

late Standetri Works cut Medieue.

Extract Buohu, #1 (aj per beetle. «r six fur

Si fed

Sarsaparlila, *100 $6 ao Improved Rose Wash, 60 **, ao Or naif doeen of each for $12 00, whtsh will be eUflScien to cure tha most obstinate ca?ej, If direction* are adhered to. Delivered to ray address, seeni^ij packed from observation. »a"Deserib« Symptoms in all ooanocnlcation.. Curea Gnarauieet! 1 Advice er&fi»1

AFFIDAVIT.

Persanaiiy appeared before me, an AMennan 01 the city ot Pidladelphta, H. T. Helmbold, who being duly swnru, doth say, his preparations oontaia n« narcotic, uo mercury, or other lijnrkrc* drugs, eai are purely vegetable.

Address letters for lutormatlon la confl ience te A: T. HELHBOLD, Chemist, Depots, to* d. Tenth St., bol Chestnut, Phils. __ And Broadway Hew York. aar Beware of Counterfeit* and nnprineipled dealers, who endeavor Ufdispose "of their own" aud "other" articles on,he reputation obtained by UxImbcHd's fiiennloo PveparaUons,

dold by

u4 au Oiu^giau everywhere, .no ether.

EVERYBODY

CO and 61 Beat Third

street, Cincinnati. Ohio*. FOT sale In TERTJK HAUTE by P. M. Donnelly, J. R- Cunningham, !%., J. Coo,

W. Patrick

it Co.,

and by Drugilsta swd Dealers la Jledldnes every-

.dJ/i MMwly

BD ef this distressing disease by tha use of

r. Strickland's File Remedy

Beadwhate sufferer says '\J,

Mr. J.

MEDICAL

ISTot

more deairable to Moh patieais that

eolitude, and nothing they tuore dread for fear of themselves No repone^tjnanner, ne narnottneas, no speculation, but hiiriflw l»d truaiUnu Erom one

Dyspepsia

With woetui measuroe, wan ocapatr, Low sullen sounua their griei beguue.

Pareuts and guardiaoa, caution ycur ocildron against thla evil habit. It ia the greatest curse that oan be&U a yeung man or woman, oaflttlug thein for happiness and ntarriea liie.

They may not experience the cocnequences r.ow, but must aud will sooner or later Tho ccnatlU tlon once affected with eymptsms organic weakneas, requires tue aid of medicine to strengthen and tnvigorata the system, which Heimbolds 'SXXRAC1 Of itUOHU iarnriably dues. A Lrikl pjil convince*he mostafceptivai. .V"""

rEJtUJUBS—FE3LALSS—9EKALE0S,

Old or Youag, Single, Married, o? contemplating Carriage. In many attoatlons pe»llar to females, the E»tract of Buchu la unequefiod by any other remedy as lu Chlorodis or Rotostfoa, Irrcgtuarity, Painfbluess, or 8u»penaioh of Customary Evacuations Ulcerated or Scirrhous stata of the Cterua, Leucorrhoea cr Whites, SterlUty, and for all complants Incideut to the box, hether arising from inalaoretlon, Habits of Dissipation, or in the dscllse or chnngo

WITHOUT" ITI

^Tasa aa mora Balsam, Mercury, or unpieaaaat medicine for unpleasant and dangerous disease^, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC

OUBSB

8EOKKT H£SEA!i.ES.

In ali their stages, at little expense, little n« change in diet no inconveuience and ao exposure? It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to urinate, thereby removing obstructions, preventing aud curing Strictures cf the Urethra, allaying Pain and ln£amntloc, so frequent in the class cf diseases, and expelling ail poisonous, diseased, and worn out matter.

Thousands upon thousands who bare been the victim* of quacks, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in a short time, have found they wetv de« t*lved, and that the Poison has, by tho use of powerful astringents," beeu dried up in the systorn, to break out )n ar. aggravated form, and l'KBHAPa AJPTEB MARRIAGE.

Oso Heimbold's lixtvajt Buchu for all affection* aod diseases of the .,

f'JKI^AKV OHUAJVh, «t

Whether existing tn MALE UU t'EOiALIi. tt tt From whatever cause originating, and no matter of

RVJfi MMMJTMk

flfc'

*A »0BLY CONCENTRATED ..

t. u*

•fit

u* 1

hy*®

~et

to J* .to*- (.• mmi vi tv.

Vegetable Extract, tssiJ 5W iris. .i („t »f

TEaT WTXX aXLOCTX IB A*rX.tCT*», AMI

apt }.

make Drunkards

.1. DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S

GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BY Ur. C. M. JACKSON,

Phila'da, Pa.

Will effectually and mast certainly

Cure all Disease*

Asnnra raoH

DlSOB»F.B£D MYEK, STOMACH,

OB KIVNEY81

ThoriiUas ofditr oltlsenf are suffering from Dy»« pep*la and Etv«r Dlaeawes, and to whom us following questions apply—we guaranteo

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTFR8 WILL CUBE THEM.

HOOFLAITD'S GERMAN BITTERS /*'''V WILL C7RK EVERY CASE OF

Chronio or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and Disease arising from a Disot' dered Stomach.*

PARTICULAR NOTICE. There are many preparations sold under the name of Bitters, put up in quart Bottles, compounded of the cheapest whiskey or common rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Aolafi or Coriander Seed.

This class of Bitters has caused aud will continue tc c&nsa, aa long as they can be soid, hundreds te die the dsaf of the drunkard. By their use the system Is kept continually under the Influence ol Alooholic Stimulants of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor le created and kept up, and the result is ail the horrors attendant upon a drunkard's life and death.

For those whe desire end will have a Liquer Bottle, we publiah the following receipt. Get One bottle Hoeflaud's German Bitter* and mtx with 'i hrse Quarts of Good Brandy or Whiskey, and the result will be a preparation that will far excel medlcinial virtues and true excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bitters In the msrket. and will cost muca less. You will have ail the bittues of Hoof land'* lfiltters in connection with a good article of Liquor, at a much less price than these Inferior preparations will cost you-

Hoofland's German Bitters

Will givo you^

eff tnOOA tfppCtilC, Will give yon

STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES,

Will give you

Brisk and. Energetic feelings

7 Will enable you to

S E E W E

And will positively prevent YELLOW FE

VER, BILIOUS FEVER, $e.

Those suffering from

BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE

Constitutions.

From whatever cau60, either In

Male or Female WILL FIND IN

O O A N S

German Bitters

ARE1ED1

That will restore them to their usual bcajjtli. Buch bat) been the case lu thousands of lnstancvs, and a fair trial is but required to prove the assertion.

REMEMBER,

THAT THESE BITTERS ARE

NOT ALCHOHOLIO, And not Intended as a ,^.B.E VERAGE1

I S E A S E S O E

Kidney* and Bladder,

INYOUNO or AGED, MALE or FEMALE Aro speedily rented, and tha patient, restored to i. health.

Delicate Children,

raoxe suffering from MABASMU8, wasting away, with scarcely any fiesh on th-.-lr booes, are cured In a very short time one bottle In acch caaea will have a moxt surprising effect.

Parent®

fiaving suffering children as above and wishing to raise Asm, will never rrgret the day they commenced with these Bitters.

LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS, And those working bard with their tfralns, should always keep a bottle of Hoof land'* Blttsri near them, as they will find much benefit from Us

use,

to both mind aud body, Invigorating and not depressing.

a It is not Liquor Stimniant, And leaves no Prostration.

Attention, Soldiers?

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS Wa call the attention of ali having relations or friends In tho army to the fact that "Hoofland's Uenuan Bitter's" fill cure nine-tenths of the diseases Induced by exposures and privations Incident to camp life. In the lists published almost dally In the newspapers, on the arrival of the etck, it will be

noticed

ML.

T. HELMBuLD.

Sworn and subsoribed befora me, this Xtd day ot November, Lb56. WU. P. H1BBXRD, Aldennatt, fllnth St. above Bace, Phila,

P.Hazarde, 1M Second sueet, Cincinnati,

O., aays be has been a dreadful IsSsrer with Piles lor a ionic time, and has tried nearly everything and could obtain ne relief. He used about oae-fourth of a pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Ointment, and it mad» a complete cure. Headviaes every oaa who is suffering to try it gold by alV druggist*—fiOceats per pot. Mawrfhc* tared at Ho. 6 But Fe«rth street^ Ctaduaatl, Ohio, ASk for

STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.

Xaxdftd.w For sale by A. J. OOB, at fHOXAS-fl.

toai a very large proportion are suffering from debility. Every case of that kind can be readily cured by Hooffand's German Bitters. Diseasss resulting from disorders of the digestive organs are speedily removed. We have no hesitation in stating that, if these Bitters were freely used among oar soldiers, hundreds of Uvea might be ia-ed that otherwise will be lost.

The proprietors are daily receiving thankful let ters frem sufferers in the army and hospitals, who have been restored to health bv the use of theae Bitters, sent to them by their mends-

BEWARE OF COUN fERFEITSI

PRICES—Large Bice (holding nearly

Ijlo quantity,)

Extract Buchu, Saraaparilla, Improved BOM Wash,

$5.00.

Ask for Helmbold's.

Cat out the advertiaacnefit and rnd

yr 1 taud avoid Imposition aod- axposar* Nov.®. )BS3-dwly

I E

illllr

Successors to 0. M.

IS BEING CTJR-

don

$ 1.00

par Bottle—half dosev

Small 8lse—75 oente per Bottle-

half dozen

$4.00.

Should your nearest druggist not have the archie do not be put off by any of the intoxicating prepartlon* that may be offered in its pises, but send tons and we will forward securely packed, by express. of

t4C.

M. JACKSON," Is

See that the signature of an the wrapper of eachbottl Principal Office and Manutacteir. 8treat. JOluEfl 4 XTAH8.

Ne. 681 Arab

ix-

"KSOIf CO. Proprietors.

ter For sale by Drn» lt» acd Daalors in avary owa In the United States. Oct. a, 188Swlydeow

Administrator' Sale.

undersigned will sell at public auction, at tbe late residence of James Ferrel, deceased, in Lost Greek township, Vigo county,on Wednesday, the 18th day of May next, a portion of the personal property of tbe deceased, consisting in part of farming implemeW, sheep, reaper and mower com bined,

TxaMS —-All

gams under$3.00

and over,

»vianMwraved

cadi, $3,00

credit of nine months—purchas

note and seenrity.

JNO. L. DIOKERSON, MARTHA FERREL.

apl8w4i

™i~rm -oTWtl tQT$

Admioiftnton.

iWfcQJCAL.

GENUINE

tp*

CO*lroU#DrF£lHl EXTRACT BUOHU, a tive and ScIenttHo Remedy for diwtses of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsica. Jwalllnss,. .,v

Tbia Medicine Increases the power of DigesMoo, and excite the Absorbents Into healthy sction, by wh ch the Watery or Calcareous 4-po»iUon*, and all UunatnTal Bnlsrgements arereduocd, as wall as Pain and Inflsmmstltn.

HEL»80LD*S EXXiUVT BUCHV. rFor Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habfts of Dissipation, Barly Indisecetlon of Abas*, tended with the following symptoms-— Indisposition to exertion, ssrtssy- ""'S, Horror of Disease, Wsktftilpass, Dimness Vision, Pain 1' tixe BaoK, Universal Lassitude of the Mutcular 8yste», Hot Hands. Flo hisg of tha Body* Dryness of the Skin. Eruptions on the Faot, rf

Pallid Countenance.

These svmotoms, If allowed to goon* which tills msd'eine Invariably removes, soci» follows

Jmpot*ncy, tatotftn, JSpGapHo JRt$,

In one of which the Patient may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently toOoWdby those '•Direful Dtsea es

INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION-" Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, bet Jfoms will ooctsss thk ekoo&ih or x*»

INSAMK ASYLCStS.

And Melancholy Deaits by Consumption bear ample wltnesrf*to the Truth of the assertion. Itie Censtltntlon once efifected with Orgaals Weakness requires the aid of Modiolus to SUsagthea and Invigorate the System, Which Helmbok's Extract Buchu Invariably does.

and liver Disease.

Do you rise wth a ooated tougu« mornings, with had taste tn the mouth aad poor apetite for breakfast! Do you feel when you first get up weak and languid jou can ccarceiy get about I Do you have a dixziness tn the head at times, and often a duluess, with headache occasionally? Are your bowels costive and irregular, and appetite changeable Do you throw up wind from the stomachs, and do yon swell up often! Do you feel a ftilness after eating, aud a sinking when the stomach is empty Do you have heartburn occasionally Do you feel low spirited, and look on the dark side of things 1 Are you not unusually nervous at timeet Do you net become restless, and often lay until midnight before you can go td sleep And then at tlme«, dou't you foal dull and sleepy most of the timet. Is your skin dry and scaly? edso sallow t— In short, is not your life a burthen, full of forebodings?,

Trial will convince the most skeptical.

FKdKALiES—FEWAI ES—FEIBLiLBS. In many affeotlonapecuLar to Females the Kxtract Buoha 1s uneqasled by any ether remedy, ss in Chlorosis or Betortlou, Urogularity, Pain'uiuesa or Suppression of Customary Evaonaucns, L'ieerated or Scirrhous state of the Ut-ma, Loucherrhoea or Whites, Sterility, and tor all complaint* luoideot tathe a«x, whether arising from indLcrstlcBfiaUtS of Dissipation, or in the

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

-Takeno more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant and daogercus diseases. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHF AND

IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET DISEASES In all their 8tages, At lutte Expense. Little or no ohange In Diet. N 0 incoavcoleuoe.

Acd ao exposure.

It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate, thereby Removing Obstructions, Prtve 1-1» ing and caring Strictures ot the Orethrs, aliayicg Pain and InSamaticn, so freqient In the class ot diseases, and expelling ait Poitonous, Dutftsed snd wornout Matter.

Thousands upon thousands wbobave been the victims of Quacks, and who have paid h«av lees to be cured In a short time, have found they *ere de* eelved, and that the "Poison" has, by the us* of "powerful astringents," been dried up in the system, to break out in an aggravated form, aud pechaps afier Marriage.

Use Helmbold's Extbact Bucbu for all affeetleaa and diseases of the urinary organs, whsthsr existing ia male or female, Irom whatever cause originating and no matter of how long standing.

Diseases of iheseOrgacs requires the aid of a Diuretic, Helmsbold's Extract Buchu Is the great Dturetlo, and is certain to have the desired effect IB all Diseases for which it is recommended.

Evidence of the most reliable and respoodbla character will accompany the medicine. Price 81.00 per bottle* or nix for 85.00. Delivered te any Address, securely packed from observation.

Describe Symptoms tn all Communications Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis^ Address letters for information to

H.B, HELHBOLD, Chemist,

104 South Tenth-tt., bel. Chesnut, Phila. BKLMBOLD'8 Medical Depot, w.. HELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New Toik. Beware of counterfeits an* unprincipled dealers who endeavor to dispose ''of their own" and 'other1 articles on the reputation attaiaed by

Helmbeld's Genuine Pr- patations. Extract Buchu.

Sar^parllia.

Improved Bose Wash.

gBg 90ID ST ajuTotugsists evekywhkkk. Ask for HELMBOLD'S. ake no Othsf.

Cutout the Advertisement and send for it And avoid imposition and Exposure.

HOSTETTER'S

CELEBRATED

STOMACH BITTEES.

A pure and powerful Tonlo, oorreetlvs and altera* tive of wonderftil effl cacy in disease of the

stomacb* Liver and Bowels* Cures Dyspepsia. Liver Comp'airtf headache, Geooral Debility, Nervousness, Depression of spirts, Constipation, Colic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps and Spasms, and all Complaints

«ither Sex, arising from

BoJ ly Weakness whether Inherent in the system or produo«d by rpsolal causes.

Nothing thst is not wholesome, genial and restorative In Its nature enters tcto the composition of HOSTBTTUB'S STOSlACfl B1TTBKS. Tuts popular prepsrstion cont.iuH uo mineral of any kind, co deadly botanical element no fiery rxcitaxi but tt Is a combination of the extracts

rnre balsamlo

-hrrbs and plants wiih tbe purest and mildest

all

diffusive stimulants. it Is well to ba forearmed against disease, and, so far aa the bumaa system can ba crocct*d by human mesns against maladies engencUred by an unvrhalescme atmosphere, impure water an other external csuses, POSTE'HBB'S BirjSiS may bs relied on as a safeguard. in districts Infested with Fever snd Agua, it has beenfouad infallible ss a preventive acd Irresistible as a remedy and thousadds wbo resort

it un

der apprehension of an attaok, tscape tbe tcoorgef and thousands who neglect to avail th mseives of Its protective qualities In advance, sra curtd b^ a very brief oourse of this msrveloes medicine. Fever and A jne patients, after being piial with quinine for months In vain, until fairly safu'ated witfc that dangerous alkaloid, are not usirequsLtiy restored to health within a few daya iy the use ot HOSTSTTRR'S BITTEK3.

The weak stomach is rapidly lrvigorated and the appetite restored by this sgreeable Toole, and hence it worka wonders la cases of Dlspepsia audio less confirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting ast gentle and painlrs* apperlent, as well «s upon th*. liver, it also loaariably relieves the Cous:ipsttosaperiniuced by irregular actien of th» digestive and secrotlve organs.

Persons of fesble habit, liable ta Ssrvous Attacks, Lowuesa of Spirits and F-t* of Languor, find prompt aad dermanent relief from the bitters.— The testimony on tbia paint is most conclusive, aad from both sexes.

The agouy of Bilious Colic is Immediately assuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, asd by occs* stonaily resorting to it, ?he return

Jat

may be prevented. As a General Tenlc, HOSTSTTE"'*^ BI'ilSBS produce effects which must be experienced or witnessed before they can ba fnl appreciated. In cases of Constituttenal Weakness, Premature Decay and Uebllltv andUDecrepiiade arising from OLD asa, It exercises the electric Influence In ths eonvsleaoe&t stages of all diseases it operates aa a delightr fal invlgoran t. W ea the powers e' nature at a relaxed, ft operates to re-snforce and re-estebllab than.

Last, but not Issst, tt Is the Only Safe Stimulant being manufactured from sound and innocuous materials, and sntlrely free from the scid element* present more or less in all the ordinary tosses sad stomachic* of the day.

Ho family medicine has uses so universally* and. It may be truly added* deservedly popnUr wlib ths intelligent portion of the community, as H08TETTKB'S BI KBS,

Prepared by HOSTKTMB

SMITH, Pittsburfc

Pa. Sold by all Drugglits, Grooers and Storekeeper* everywhere. Jsalfwiy

Employment!!!

$70 PER MONTHTND TRAVELLING Expenses will be paid to men who merit tha approbation of the subscriber*, and a permanent situation.

For full particulars addfMt

C. J.HEINMAN fcCO.,

dec30w3oat Atkinson Depot,N.