Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 July 1864 — Page 4

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Locai and News Items.

I*. S. WE§TPALI« MJOCJII ALITOR.

lisen ap(Kiuted Mail Agent on tbe E it C. R., in place of Abraham Darrock, resigned

ant is said that whisky hereafter is to be a permanent item in tbe army ration. This ia deemed wise by tbe surgeons

ES^Tbe Chicago D-iily papers have advanced their subset iption to twenty five cents a week.

It was Oen. Barker, of Iowa, who

was mortally wounded, a-.d not Hooker some of tbe papers printed the dispatch

Z3T The proceeds ot tne St. Louis Sanitary Fair, it is reported will foot up $600,000, sir hundred thousand mure,' to provide the sick soldier with comforts,

MAUIID,—Yesterday evening June 30th at the reeidence of the brides father by Rev

Nebeker, Mr WILLIAM POATS and Miss HELEN CHADWICK, all of this city.

J3ST* Mortimer C. Thompson. of company B. 171st Ohio, was killed io tbe iaie fight with Morgan at Oynthiana, Kj He was better known as "Dr.esticks

ear Senator Davis, of Vermillion, is stopping at tbe Terre Haute House. He informs us that the farmers of that county are in tbe midst of their wheat harvest, which is excellent—none bettor has been grown for years.

The American appetite for newspa*

pars isama7tng. Tbe silver miners io Nevada have found time to establish a daily newspaper at Gold Hill, called The Dally Message. It is a handsome and sprightly sheet.

The party is called the Mickawber

Democracy. After calling a convention at Chicago, building a tremendous amphitheater to meet in, it found it had'nt nary principle,

it has postponed tbe time of meeting,

and is in tbe meantime waiting for "something to turn up."

$3fr~ Thomas Hyef, the famous pugilist, died very suddenly in New York, on Sunday morning, at the age of 45. His disease was dropsy of the benrt Ho had been breaking down for several years.

esr A

Uermftu, who keops a saloon near

the Depot, was set upoD hy two men, Sunday night last, ana most inhumanly beat on tbe head and face. The men were arrested and on a hearing before the Mayor, were each fined with costs amounting to $16,25.

At Louisville Ian week a i«bel Lieui

tenant, named George, was accosted by three detective officers, who remarked that they muni place him under arrest, and to save time nnd trouble he had better surrender.— the Lieutenant repliod:

President—John H. Barr Treasurer.—Wm. R. McKeen. JJSS* Secretary and Superintendent.—George Rugan.

Directors.—D. Dimming, Sr., W. B. Tuell, C. Rose, W. R. McKeen,D. W. Micshall, George Rugan and John H. Barr

Cry Wm Moore, Esq.. editor of the lriilep Blade, Paris, 111 and formerly a resident of this place,{thus speaks of our county ticket:

The Union men of Vigo caunty, Indiana, have nominated the following ticket (or county offiaers. For the legislature—F

MERIDETH.

—RUFL'9 H. SIMPSON,

0. DKMSRKST,

HOUSE,

would rather

die first," snd drawing|two revolvors from.his pocket ho commenced firing. Unfortunately tbe^detectivea had left their arms at home, not anticipating such an encounter, and could not return the fire. Strango to say none of tbem were seriously hurt, although both ol the revolvers had been emptied of their contents. The rebel made his escape, and has not yet been arrested*

83F"The stockholders of the old Gas Company Wednesday last held a conference with the Citizens Gas Company, and transferred their stock to the new company. This company is compoHed entiroly of our own citizens, and we may now hope for better management of this institution. The present works will be immediately repaired and kept in working order until tbe new buildings are erected on Hew ground near the river- The new company has been re-organized by the selection of the following

Editor of tbe Wabash Express.

and JOHN E WOODRUFF. For Circuit Clerk

and for Coroner, F.

of Stratum. His family is noted tor its patriotism ana devotion to tho Union.sevoral of thorn having entered the Army, two of whom have yielded their livea on the battle liaid that this Government might be maintained.

Death of JJLajor lulHcy. Ma. EDITOR—I notico in tho list of casualties trorn Gen Shermau's army the death of Mnjor John I\ Dufficy,,of the 35th (Irish) Regiment This intell:genee will carry[sorrow and grief to tbe hearts of hosts of friendB who loved aud esteemed Major Dufficy to a greater degree than that ordinarily awarded to good men. He was a gallant, warmhearted Irishman In truth, one of Nature's noblemen. He always lent a listening ear to the complaints of the poor and Buffering, helped them liberally to tbe extent of hi« means awarded honor to whom honor was due, iu botb civil and military life, loved the men under b!a command ss a father does his children, and was in turn iored by thea^ as only soldlen can love a brave and kindhearted superior.

We have uotyet became so accustomed to sad news from the field as to prevent the nnnonncesnent of sacrifices like tnis from sending a pang of grief through the heart. It comes like a throat of cold steel, unyielding and remorseless as the band that sends it, Death.

Drape the symbols of the Order in which he was a shining light paint bis name aod his deeds and his virtues in characters that shall never fade, and revere bis memory as long as the heroes of this terrible strife are remembered in song or story. Brave man, noble heart, hail! and farewell! t. c. «.

NT IAN APO LIS,

Jnoe 29,1864.

drunken man at Cairo swallowed

a $50 greenback tbe other day. Rathor an expensive article of diet.

fi£gTTl«e barking of dogs is acquired by hereditary ioeiinct, supposed to bare originated

Mr. Scott Nosl, of ItockriHe, has i0 au attempt to imitate the liumau voice.—

Wild dogs and domestic breeds which have become wild, never bark, but only bowl.— Cats which eo distrub the inhabifants of civized countries by their midnight "caterwaul, are, in the wild state in South America quite silent.

HOT

WEATBR.—The

tbermmometer, like

gold is still going up, and yesterday was at the highest point it has attained this summer Denuded of coat, vest and collar, aod exposed to tbe most injurious combination of drafts that the construction ef our rooms will permit, with the floor wet down every five minutes, one of Hater's miniature icebergs In the water bucket, from which copious draughts are freely taken, and a palmleaf fan grasped in the left band as one would clutch a life preserver when the snip is going down, we yet threaten to desolve into a pool of ex«sperated perspiration. It is all well enough to say "keep cool" but we would like to gee any one get cool. We can't keep what we hav'nt go and although we have searched diiligently tor coolness for several days past we hav'nt found it It is a commodity that isn't in the market. There is a premium on it higher than ou gold, and yet none is offered.

After roasting all day the night cometb when no man can sleep. The

SUB

gees down

in a blaze of heat and comes up red hot iu the morning, to broil us over again. If there is a breeze it feels as though it bad come to us over a wide surface of heated grindstones. The hot pavements won't admit of a moderate pace and if you don't hurry out of the sun as quickly as possible, you expose yourself to a coup de so lie I, a coop we don't care to get into.

Thermometers which were in low spirits (particularly the spirit thermometcis) during the holidays when people are expected to feel "pretty well, I thank you," are having a high old time of it now. They get "elevated "every day, and don't let down any at night. We attribute the extreme heat to the thermometers, in a great measure. Since Congress has reduced (I) the price of gold so greatly, by the passage of the Gold Bill, we suggest thatjthey abolish thermometers to reduce the heat.

We rarely display undue warmth in writing on any subject, but with thethermome ter elevated Beveral thousand feet above the

level of the sea. as it at present is, a cool and salubrious Btyle of composition is out. of the question.

JtyThe growing scarcity of field hands and other laborers in the West, has induced some of the farmers of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois to send agents to New York with a view of obtaiping tbe requisite supply. Castle Garden, it is said, was visited by some of these persons, And a large number of newly arrived German snd Irish emigrants were engaged on tbe spot, on almost their own tormn. Thip dearth of labor is not peculiar to tho rural districts- In many of the manufactories and other establishments in Pittsburg and elsewhere there is the same complaint, and in not a few

CHSCU

busines is seri

ously interfered wit!- consequence.

The remaL of the gallant Lieut.

Col. Neff, of the 31.r, Indiana, arrived here Saturday night, in charge of his brother, Willis G. Neff. They will be taken to Sullivan for interment.

Col. Neff had safely passed through tbe battle,and sitting down under a tree was perusing a paper, when a ball from a rebel sharpshooter pierced his right side, passing directly under the heart, causing almost instant death. His term of service bad just expired, and be was about making arrangements to return home. Another brave and gallant young officer, after serving his full term of service, bas yielded up his life on the altar of his country.

Wheeling, Virginia, is a quaint and

venerable place. The Intelligencer of that city gives the following sketch, vouching for tts accuracy, which could be true only of Wheeling: "We saw yesterday going up toward the upper ferry, a team of. four animals —a horse, a pony: a mule, and a bull. The tnrse had tbe heaves,tbe pony was blind, the mule was lame, and the bull bad no provision for fly time. In tbe wagon which was an ordinary one, sat a white man, a crippled nigger, and a tame skunk. Tne skunk was firmly boundwitaa whiep of straw. The white man held the lines, tbe team held its own, and tbe nigger held the skunk.,

THE MARKETS

Editor of tbe Union

Democrat For Sheriff JOHN

KIZEE

AND THE

For

Treasurer, JAMESN.SHEPPAKD. For County Commissioner. ANTHONY CREAL. For Survey^ or

STCRCKKR Of oourse the ticket wtll bo elected. The candidates are all young men or in the prime of lite, except Mr. CREAL, and will make an energetic and thorough canvass] of the oounty, insuring tho presence of every man at the poll*. Our friund JOHN

KIZER

well known in "ho north part of this county, having resided no ir Bloomfield, where he owns land, uiui has brothers residing he is also a brother-in-law oi JONATHAN

AIORE-

WEATHER-

cool" is good advice, both as to the body and purse. With the thermometer at 1,400, or thereabouts, and gold almost oui of sight, it is most consoling to be told to keep cool. We apprehend, however, that those new dabbling iu the present gold speculations will sooner or later come grief* The Chicago Tribune makes the following guggesttisns, which some very sharp men would do well to heed, or they wile likely to be laid out on the financial "cooling board." "Keep cool. Don't get excited. What goes up must como down. See tbat you stand from undor. Tho influences ibut are at work upon the markets are really genuine robel as if Jeff's own baud was on the elbows. This iuflatiou, this fruutic climbing of priccs, will end only its ouc way, and all who are in the way when the fall comes will get hurt Deal in flour, go in on highwines, put up your margins ou gold and grain, t-ut know thou that suddenly the winds that are getting up this tornado in the markets will suddeuly lull without woming, without premonition—aud what a fall will th*t be, oh countrymcn. It isMiite time to ho building a hospital for the lame ducks. Its wards will be presently full."

WESTERN Eic^UEFCE.—Western eloquence continues to improve. Here is a specimen, the closing remarks of a Milwaukee lawyer in defense of a handsome young lady accused of stealing, from an unoccupied dwelling, in the night time:

Gentlemen of the jury, 1 am done. When I gate with enraptured eyes on the matchless beauty of this peerless virgin, on whose resplendant charms suspicion 'never dared to breathe—when 1 behold her radiant in this glorious bloom of Illustrious loveliness, which angelic angels might envy but not eclipse—before which the star on the brow of nigbt grows pale and the diamonds of Brazil are dim—and then reflect upon the utter maduoss and folly of supposing that so much beauty would expose it to the terrors of an empty building, in the cold damp of night, when in nocence like hers is hiding itself midst snowy pillows of repose. Gentlemen of the jury, my feelings are too overpowering for expression, and I throw her into your arms for protection agianst the foul charge, which the outraged malice of a disappointed scoundrels has invented to blast the fair name of this lovely maiden, whose smiles shall be tbe reward of the verdict which I know you will give.

The jury acquitted her withoat leaving their seats,

EP~From letters received In the city from Gen. Graft, ire are pleased to learn that be convalescent and about to refijrtih fi (he front nnd resume his command.

fW Dy a lettcf receiveSlu -this city from a member of the German Company,we learn tbe 133d regiment has been Mdered still farther towards the front. They were to leave Bridgport Sunday morning last at 8 o'clock.

MABBIED.—On Monday July 4th by the Rev. Tboe. P. Gordon, J. R, HCXBIKT, of Iodianapolis, to Misa

HASHAH

SEE

of Terre Haute.

WOODMAN-

THE FOURTH.—Notwithstanding the late hour at which the preliminary steps were take*], the celebration of the anniversary of American Independence in Terre Haute was indeed creditable.

The morning was ushered in with a Na tional Salute of thirty-four guns from Holmes' Battery .accompanied by the ringing of several church and fire bells.

The short notiee that had been given rendered it inconvenient for the Fire Companies and Benevolent osganizations to tarn oat, and consequently these very important features of a pnblic procession were missed.— The intolerable dust which lay inches deep on tbe streets, rendered it next to impossible for cit'zens in carriages, let alone on foot, to live in tbe clouds of dust that would necessa rily rise from a long cavalcade. But the programme had been laid down, and Col. Edwards, Chief Marshall of the Day was not the man to shrink from the performance of his duty. The prjee-sion was formed near the Terre Haute House, t!e Terre Haute Brass Band taking the lead, follt wed by the Officers of the Day aud Committee of Ar rauuements, in carriagees on each side of which rode tbe "Pony Brigade" composed of youths of the city, mounted on miniature horses. Then followed a line of carriages, while on every street leading to tbe grounds were as mauv if not more carriages, wagons, horsemen, &c., each party taking their own route to avoid the dust. On arriving at the ground, (Early's Grove) we found a very large crowd .larger we think than the assemblages on similar occasions the two previous years

The exercises at the stand opened with an address to the Throne of Grace by Rev. Thos. M. Martin, followed by thereadingof the Declaration of lndepenence by Capt. Muzzy, after which Col. R. W. Thompson delivered the Oration. Of it we shall not attempt to give even a synopsis, suffice it

to say that it was ooe of Col. T's. most masterly efforts, and when that is said,those who did not have the pleasure of hearing the words as they fell from the speakers lips, can safely pronounce it good.

After thp Oration an hour was given for diouer, and as this was on the pic-nic style, the crowd divided out in squads, and spreading the white cioths on the green grass proceeded to discuss the contents of many wellfilled baskets.

Dinner over the trumpet called the people to the Mind apsis, when tiie following toasts were offered mi.l rs°ponded t.» by the gentlemen named:

1. The day we celebrate—Mayits annual return ever bring joy and gladnes* to the he&its of all liberty loving American citizens, and sickening remorse to the hearts of traitors. 2. Uncle Sam—May he re-establish peace in his dominion, BecHre to Liberty a permanent home, and visit condign punishment upon his UBgrateful progeny who seek to divide his estate before his death.

Responded to by W. K. Edwards, Esq. 3. George Washington—The first of Presidents. 4. Our Army and Navy—The unterrified guardians of the flag and honor of the na* tion.

Responded to by Col. R. W. Thompson. 5. The President of the United States—The sentinal on the Watch-totoer of Liberty—May his vigilance be unceasing, until the Union is restored to peace and harmony, and traitors receive their just deserts

Col. H. D. Scott was called on to respond to this toast, but not being on the ground, his place was filled by Col. Thompson. 6. The Messenger of Peace—Lieutenant Geueral U. S Grant and his Army «t the G.ttes of Richmond.

Response by Mayor Lange. 7. The Patriot Heroes in this War—'Who have shed their blood in defense of Liberty and Free Government their memories are a treasure beyond price to the American people, and should be handed down through all posterity enshrined in admiration and gratitude.

Response by Rov. Lyman Abbott. 8 The Patriotic Women of America— Worthy Daughters of Heroic Mothers.

Ke^ponse by Ker. Thos. M. Martin. 9. Hoosier Soldiers—The bravest of the brave—their battle-cry is t. sound of terror to traitsrs, and of joy to their comrades in arms.

Response by Col. Wm. McLean. 10. Oliver P. Morton—A Governor worthy of the State and age in which be lives.

Response by Rev. L. Nebeker. 11. Uncle Sam's Butler—May he serve out to traitors the "wine cup" of tbe Nation's fury. 12. Our Flag and our Moito—"E Pluribus'Unum.

Response by Capt. Muzzy. 13. The United States of America—The home of down trodden humanity—may the enemies of her institutions, like snakes in Ireland, ever ftud ber soil untenable.

Response by P. B. O'Riley, Esq.

The responses were all extremely happy aod we regret that our limited apace precludes a report of tbe same.

This closed the exercises of the day, and after a benediction by Rev. Nebeker the assemblage gradaally^nelted away.

Much credit is due the President of the Day, Mayor Lmge, for the able and dignified manner in which he discharged his duties, as also to tbe Committee of Arrangements for the excellent style in whiob tbe grounds were prepared for the comfort of visitors, and good order maintained. Not the alightest accident or outbreak oocurred to mar the festivities of the occssion^

May God grant that the return of another aniversary may find us a happy and united people, enjoying the blessings of peace, prosperity and bappioww.

SETTLE UP.

We desire to close up all acooute due this office to the First of July, aod to that purpose will immediately present bills for collection, ind hope all indebted to us will be in readine»s when called on These accounts are quite numerous and generally for small ameunt8,and a little promptness on the part of our patrons will very materially assist us.

Peisons having accounts against the office will please present the same for settlement to the 1st inst.

FOR SALE.

Omen Bna.—Take of ginger braised or sliced, one and a halfTranceBjTSr^nTor tartar, one ounce loaf sugar one pound. Teuton, sUzed put thein.into nTpan, lfa3Tponr six quarts of boiling water uponjthem. When noarly cold put in a little yeast, aod stir it for a minute. Let it stand till next day, then strain and bottle it. It id fit to driuk in three days, bat will not keep good lunger than a fortnight. Tbe corks should be tied down, and the bottles placed upright in a cool place.

HP Tapper says: Policy counseleth a gift, given wisely and ioseasen, And policy afterward approveth tt, frr great is tbe

Influence of glftf

Tbo lover unsullied upon before, is welcomed for his jeweled bauble How fair is man io thine esteem when Juat discrimination seeketh thee. And so dlfctroing merit, honored It with gi ts

And we would reccommend to all those wishing to make their wife, sister or sweet heart a present to go to E. Wilmoth's, National Block 6th street and buy one of those beautiful Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines.

MVRDXR

I—The body of an nnknown man

was found Bear the Railroad, about seven miles west of Paris, Edgar county, Ills by some beys who were out hunting berrieB. He had evidently been dead several days. His skull was broken with a club and stone lying near tbe body. He was lying a short distance from the railroad near a clump of willows, between two railroad ties and covered with willows. Hat, boots and pants had been stripped off, and were missing bad on a dark colored snmmer cloth coat, and a reddish colored vest. From a letter fouDd on the body his name is thought to be F. W Carver, and residence probably Terre Haute The letter was dated Attica, Indiana, and requested him to send some soldier's clothing left with bim. From appearaaces he is pronounced to be a German, aged 25 to 30 years.

If On the speakers stand yesterday we noticed the old flag of the 31st,Indiana, tern in shreds and pierced with numberless bullet holes, it gave sad evidence of many sanguinary fields its gallant protectors had passed through

Fire Dollars Reward.—Strayed from tbe subscriber on the 26th of June a light red slightly brindle Cow, rather short tail. When she left she had on a bell with a wfde strap, earmarks forgotten,. The above reward will be paid for information leading to the recovery of said cow

HAWTIN,

jyfldwlw at R. L, Thompson's Mills.

Gravel and all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder yield to the remedial powers of DR.LUDLDM'S SPECIFIC as a sovereign remedy. june29dwlw.

AMERICAN

a a

E E JV

HAS LOCATED IN THE

CITY OF QUINCT, ILLINOIS, No. 106 Maine street, 3d door above Quinoy House. Offi..»!, over J. R. Dayton's

Rook Store. HE CLAIMS TO BE

THE KING OF CTAN OURsJ, And all kinds of Fever Sores such as White Swelling and Bone Diseases

Scrofifula, Piles, And Sore Eyes in their worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption, Female Weakness, and Salt Rheum,

Tetter, Rheumatism, &c., &c. The Doctor became master of tbe above diseases while traveling threugh Europe and America, and he now stands at the head of his profession both in Europe and America. The Doctor willtake pleasure in showing his visitors certificates of the above cases where they have been given up as .incurable by tbe physicians in the country. The Doctor also guarantees a cure in all cases where .the patient lives up to the directions, or no pay.

The patient will please correspond weekly, giving a true statement of tbe case. P. O. Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with liberally.

Cancers extracted in Irom Tour to twentyfour hours, without iustrumente or pain«or a drop of blood l«oBdwlv

CINCINNATI MARKET. CINCINNATI, July 4. FLOUR—Firm, under the English Beits superfine $8,00, extra $7,75.

WHEAT—In good demand at $1 76@ 1 80, for red and $1 90@2 for white, CORN—Dull at$l 00@105.

OATS—Frmer at 61. WBISKY—Gooe demand, 1900 bbls sold $1 70@1 75, the latter rate chiefly, closing firmer.

MISS PORK—Two hundred bbls sold at $41, nothing doing in bulk meats or Bacon.

ARD—A

small lot sold at 17}£ but it Js

held at 18. CO FEE—Is held 47@50. SUGAR—Sugar 23@H5o.

SILVER—Firm at $1 15. Exchange firm discount and par.

NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW

YOBK, July 5

Flour, State and Western firmer, to arjive lots on the spot without decided change at $10 50@$10 55 for Extra State, and $11@11 50 for Extra O.

Whisky grmer. at $1 69@$1 71 for State, and $1 70@$1 72 for western, chiefly at $1 70.

Wheal 2@3c higher, at $2 20 for Milwau kee Blub, $2 28@$2 35 for Amber Milwaukee, chiefly at $2 30@$2 40 lor Winter Red

Coffee firm, nothing doing. Sugar dull, Qubaand R. R. 20c. Lard dull buyers and sellers apart quoted nominally at 18^@19^£.

Gold firmer, apening at $2 36@$2 38, ad vancing to $2 40@$2 48. and closing a $2 44. Government Stock* grmer.

INSURANCE.

Home Insurance Company!

LAFA1TETT£,

MAT?rot

SALE—Two Billiard Ta-

1' blea Cor sale, FbtiUn'* mate. Knqitn at Shanon'i Bank T»tn •auto, Ind. JalyMlir ..

INDIANA.

OF'ICt—OVBR THK

KANK

Ot THS STATE

CAPITAL, $130,000.

Por

ROPERTY insured against Loss

damage by fire, at fair rates and on liberal terms. i.oraei met promptly and Justly. "Other "thltrgi betng equal, oar Home Companies shoal4 htve the pro'erence

It wonld be well for perrons to acquaint them. seM with this wo thy and popular oompany te•ore 'nanrlng elsewhere.

OFTiCEfeS:

WM.SAUMOKT, President, JASKBX-PSMSXB,,

DWEMM Vice President,

7reasor«r,

C*ABIXSE, SOAIUTT, SecrfUry.

DTRKCTORS

AHD

Htflm.v

Vegetable Extract

THAT

W«.L RKLFLCVI TH» ARRMCTCN,

Not

£)OCTOH HOOFLAr* D'ti

GERMAN BITTERS

PREPARED BY

lf. C. M. JACKSON, PhllH'«U, Ha

will effectually and most certainly Cure all Diieate*

Aannre

ISOM

CI80KDEHED IILVEK, STOMACH

Do you rise wth a coated tongu- mornings, with bad taste in the month and poor apetite for breakfast! Do you feel when you first get up wea* and languid ou can ccarcely get about 1 Uo yon bave a dizziness in tbe head at times, and often a dalness, with headache occasionally? Are your bowels costive and Irregular, and appetite change able Do you throw up wind from the stomachs, snd do you swell up often Do you feel a fulness after eating, and a sinking when the stomach is empty Do yon have heartburn occasionally Do you teel low spirited, and look on the dark side ot things? Are you not unusually nerroua at times? Do you not become restless, and often lay until midnight before you can go to sleep? And then at times, don't you feel dull and sleepy most of the time Is your skin dry and scaly also sallow t— In short, ts not your life a burthen, fail of forebodings ?.

HOOFLAJTD'S GERMAN BITTE&8 WILL C7RK EVERY CASK OF

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and Diseases arising from a Disordered Stomach

PARTICUIiAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold nnder the nam* of Bitters, put np In quari Bottles, compounded ol the cheapest whiskey or common rum, costing irom 80 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed.

This class of Bitters has caused and will continue to cause, as long as they can be Bold, htudreds te die the death of the drunkard. By their use the system Is kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor is created and kept up, and the result all the horrors attendant upon a dmnkard'slift and death*

For these who desire and will luave a Liquor Bottle, we publish the following receipt. Get One bottle llooflanrt's German Bitters and mix with brtt Quaris of Good Brandy or ey, and there suit will be a preparation th*t will f«ar excel medidnial virtues and tix«

Ji Good Appetite,

Will give yon

STRONG, HEALTHY NBftVKjs. Will give yoo Brink and, Energetir #V Units

Will enable yon to

S E E W E

And will positively prevent YELLOW FB VER, BILIOUS FEVER, fe.

Those snflering from

BROKEN DOWN AND DELI0ATR

Constitutions. From whatever c*nse, either txi

Male or Female WILL FIND IN

O O A N S a A REMEDY

That will restore them to their usual heajth. Such has been the case tn thousands of instances, and fair trial is but rrquired to preve the assertion.

E E E

THAT THESE BITTERS ARE

NOT ALCHOHOLIC

And not Intended as a

E E A E

I S E A S E S O E

Kidneys and Bladder, IN YOUNO or AGED, MALE or FEMALE Aro speedily removed, and the patient restored to health.

Delicate Children,

Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting away, with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are cured in a very short time one bottle l'i such cases will have a most surprising effect. a Having Buffering children as above and wishing to raise them, will never regret the day they oom menced with these Bitters.

LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS, And tboee working bard with ibalr bralaa, ahouM always ksep a bottle of Hoof land's Blttcra near them, as they will find mnch benefit from Its use, to both mind and body, invigorating and not depressing. a It is not Liquor Stimulant,

And leaTti no Prostration.

Attention, Soldier*!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We coll the attention or all having relations or friends in the itraqr to the fact that "HM£U4'I German Bitter's" will cure nine-tenths of the diseases Induced by exposures and privations Incident to samp lite. In the lists published almost dailv is the newspaper*, on the arrival of the sick, will be noticed that a very large proportion are suffering frcm debility. Bw case of tJt«t ktcd ran readily cured by Horflsnd's Qermaa BlUers. Die* otws resulting frou: Jlsordors of the digei-itre or*

rstating

UKPKRMTCSS

Mon Gregory, Attorney, La Fayette, Ind, Hon TeatTjad^e Circuit Court, !o Col Jasper Droeser, Attorney, do Gen Lu Soble, Adjutant

General forliMMana**

Col Jas flarin, Sreensbanr, Hon. J. Ristinc, AuditorofState, Indianapolis, jndge S. A, Huff. La Fayette. Indiana John A. fltine. Att'y do John D.

Qoogar, do do

W. D. Lee, Circuit Prosecutor, do Hon, W. B. ITolUnrer, Cash. 1st Hat. Bank, Indianapolis C*l, A. B. Conner, Pos master.IadiaaapOUa. .. Wm, Salnsbnry, L« Fayette, GOT.O.P. Mortoa, Indianapolis, Ind. Thos, B. Long, Attorney, Terre BraM, Dr. J, S. Athon. Sec'y of dtate, Indianapolis, Hon. Darid Tnrpie, JlontlcaHo, Indiana. Col. Thoa. Dowtlng, Canal Oom'r, Terre Hank Cel. N. B. Palmer, formerly Sec'y State, IndSpolls Hon.W H.Talbot, Pre*,Sinking Pond, do W.B. Beach, fermerly ClTt Sup. Conrt do Dr, C. Terry, Attica, Indian*, Ghaa.K.'oariett, Lafayetto.

KUXHKLL,treetol Agent.

TKM.B. IXHKl7ljOeel Agent, JtSMwtm Terra Hante^ Indian*.

is are speedily removed. We have no heeitstlen that, if these Bitters were freely used —*°"g osr aaWwy hundreds of Uvea Might b* saved that otherwise will be lost.

The proprietors ere dally reoeiving thankful letten (rem sufferers In tbe army and hospitals, who havebeen restored to health by the aae of thee* Bitten, sent to them by their Menda.

BEWARE OF~OOOif fEUFEITB 1 PRICES—Lane riie (holding nearly den ble quantity,) $1.00 per Bottle—half dosev $5.00. Small 8i»—^5 oenta per Bottle half doMQ

ShooldyoVMVW aragspKnothave tSearcftie do net be pat off by any of tne intoxicating proper* tione that may be oflferad In its place, tat send (o na and we will forward securely peaked, by expreee.

See that tbe signature of "C. X. JACKlOw," Is •n the wrapper of each bottle. Principal Office sad Manufactory, He. ttl ink

DRe

OB BlDnUki

Ibonsanda ot oar clttxect are suffering from DTSpepaia. and Liver Dlaea»e«» and to whom the following quectiong apply—we guarantee

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS wILL 4JVRIS THBiO Dyspepsia and Liver Disease

lienoe any of

UI«

BUu.erons Liquor Bitters in the market, and will cost much less. Ton will have all the bittnes of Hoof land's Bitters in connection with a food article of Liquor, at amnchlessprict than these Inferior preparations will cost yon*

Hoofland's German Bitters

Will give you

Rejuvenating Tffixiri]

Or, B88KVCB OF'LIFE.

leygsd from

POM

Vegetable

•fariaf BotMaf bgvxtou tetkeMrtdattali

As tM Phondz riMifraa tteMkM «ftti fln stinted with sew lilV-no does tkb JBfetfl efarexistotlMsyitam and «nmn dia«M.

Of The BaturenattM gllrlr fr lscoveries in the vegetable kingdom betng aaea Irelj^ew and abstract method of care,lnfsnBn fall the old and worn-out system*. BT* rhla medicine has been tested by the moet sot medical men of the day, and by them proaonooi be one of the greatest medloal dlaeoTerles tt Vtt ge. OT One bottle will eare geural Dehdlty.

A tow doses cures Hysterica Infernal*. One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heert. Br From one to three bottles reetoree theaaalfc •ess and foil vigor of youth. BT A few doses restores the appetite. Of*

Three bottles cure the worst case of Impotsaey X3T A few doses cures the low spirited. tr One bottle restores mental power. O

A few doses bring the rose to the cheek. (TTbto medicine restores tomanly vigor aadffr ost hea*b the poor debilitated, worn-down and d* pairing. VS~ The listless, enervated youth, t&e over-tasked un of bneinees, the victim of nervous depression, he lndtvldnal suffering from general debflity, will all nd immediate and permanent relief by the use Of Ids BUxlr or Eseenee of Lift. t3T~ Price, $3 per bott'.e, or three bottles fbr IS, and arwarded by Bxpress,on receipt of money, to aaj ddrese. All such orders must be sent to C. A. COOK, Chl ago, onr-General Agent for tbe West. Sold by' Wholesale Drngglsts,and by all Druggists everywhere C. A. COOK, CHTOASO, General Agent tor thl tatee of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and In1 lana.

DK. W. K. nEBWlN CO„ Sous Pnorxmoxs, No. 38 Liberty street, New fort

CHEROKEE PILLS

Female

CERTAIN

COATED.

SUGAR

Regulator,

Preserrer

AHD SAP!

and ths la

Cor the Bcmoral of Ot raranco of Bognluity in the of the Konthly Periods.

W They cure or obviate those numerous disease hat spring from Irregularity, by removing the lrreg ilarlty Itself. tw They cure Suppressed, Kzcesslre and PalnfD denstruation.

PT They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis), pr They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain the back, and lower parts of the bodyrHeavlness atlgueon slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart .owness oi Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Glddl •ess, etc., etc. In a word, by resaovlng the Irregu srlty, they remove tbe cause, and with It

AIL

thi

iffectt that spring from It. Z3T Composed of simple vegetable extracts, the] :ontaln nothing delete) ious to sny constitution, how irer delicate, their function being to substltuti trength for weakness, which, when properly used hey never tail to do

OF" They may be mmt used at any age, and at an] ierlod,

BXCSPT DUBIW&ran FIBBT THBKS XOVTHS

luring which the unfailing nature of their actio! vonld infallibly panvrarr pregnancy, WAll letters seeking information or advice wll te promptly, ireely and discreetly answered. jy Full directions accompany each box. |y Price |1 per box, or six boxes for |S.

S3T Sent by mail, free or postage, on receipt of rlce. All such orders must be sent to C. A. COOK, Chi ago, our General Agent for the West.

Sold by Wholesale Druggists,and by all Druggists everywhere

O. ^L. ooos, CHICAGO, General Agent for the States of Illinois, Iowa, Wla onsln, Michigan aud Indlani.

OR. vr. It. IHERWim Jt CO.,

Hou

PBOPKIXTORS,

Ho. oti Liberty st., New Toak.

Sold at retail by THOS. H. BARK, BBERLE BINDLBand AI.LKNPBNCE, 7V rre Haute. Wholesale by BROWNING & SLOAN and DAILY, KB1FER BCSH, Iudianapolis.

SPECIAL NOTICES. EMBROIDERED $• BEAD TRIMMED Jl Ji S O JLS 8

ILK AHD GINGHAM 8 UN UMBRELLAS, AT TUEliti Sc. UPLKY'S, may3S Corner of 5th and Main Street's.

NEKVOUB

8OTTERCBSor BOTH Saxw.—A rever

ened gentleman having been restored to health In a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular pxpensive modes of treatment without success, considers it his sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted foil6w creatures the means of cure. Heace, on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. JOHK DAGHAIA,

186

Fulton 8tr«et,

Brooklyn. New York. JaaMwJy

A GBWTLEMilN, cured of Nervous Dtbility, incompetency, Premature Decay aod Youthful Error, actuated by a desire to benefit others, will be hap py to'urnish to all who need it, (fre* of charge) the recipe and directions for making the simple di| rections fer making the simple remedy used in this case. Those wishing to profit by his experience, and possess a valuable remedy,will receive the same by return mall, (carefully sealed), by addressing

JOHN B. OGDEN.

No. 60 Nassau Btreet, New York.

may!7w3m

Matrimonial.—If you wish to many, address the undersigned, who will Eend you, "without money and without price,'* valuable Information that will enable you to marry happy and speedily no matthr how old how ugly or how poor. This is a reliable affair. Tne information will oost you nothing andlryou wish to marry, I will cheerfully a**f«t yea All letters strictly oonfldentiel Tne desired Information sent' mail, and no quostions asked. .Address SABB. LAMBEhT, je?w4t Greenpoint. Kings, Co., N. Y.

A Number of years have elapsed since the introduction of HOSTTKB'S CKLKBRATLD BITTERS to the public. The prejudice existing in tbe minds of many persons against what are denominated patent medicines at first greatly retarded its sale out as its virtue* and merits became known, this barrier of prejudice wa« overtbrowg, and the demand Increased so rapidly that in a few years scarcely a village existed in the United 8ta es in which the afflicted had not experienced in the benefits arising

from

the used the "Bitter*," and *t the present day there are to be f,und in all parts of tha world vouchers for the great merits of the article No greater cure for D/speprta can be found

See advertlsemi nt.

For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.

REMEDY FOR PILES.—It is a blessing the coffering to know that wa have an effectual cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J, P. Hasarde, of 164 Second street, CiuonnaU, O., Ukos great pleasure In informing ail who are suffering with pllss that he used a small quantity of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a permanent cure. This seems to be the ca^e with all who make use of this splendid preparation. It Is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0., and sold by all Druggists.

MaichAM-w.

JOmtB STABS.

8«.oeaaars to C. M.J« "XaOHAOO. FnpcMaaa WFor sale by Drugirfeta and Piilwi la wsiy own in tha United Statee. Oct. 1 «Mrtyd*o*

tor claims fbr it. We have tried It during the past week, and found relief from a moet distressing It la prepared by Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O.—Froo the Cincinnati Nation si Union, Oct. lL

iSilll

HEJjMBOLD'S

6ENUNIE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BTJOHXJ. a Po«i tiv* and Scientific Bemedy for disessea of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical SweUmgs,

Tills Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and excite the Absorbents into healthy action, which the Watery or Calcareous depositions, and •U Unnatural Enlargemen.s are reduced, as well aa Pain aud Inflammation.

£L3IHOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For Weaknesses a rifling from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early Inaleccetlon of Abase, attended with the following symptom*.— Indisposition to exertion. Loss of Power, loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Kerves, Trembling, Sorror of PisetM) WikeftilUfWi, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Universal Lassitude of the Hnscular Syatea, Hot Bands, Flushing of the Body* Dryness ot the Skin, Broptlons on the Face,

Pallid Countenance

These svmotoms. If allowed to go on, which this medicine invariably removes, soca follows Jmpotenoy, Jatutty, SpUeptio Jtti, In one of which the Patient may expire.

Who can say that they are not frequently followed bythuse •'Direful Diseases

"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."

Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,

BUT NOIRG WILL

co.vrxsa

THK RXOOKDS O» THI

IKS AN* ASYLUMS.

nd Melancholy Deatis by Consumption bear ample witness to the Truth of the assertion. lie Constitution once effected with Organic Weakness requires the aid of Medicine to Strengthand Invigorate the System, Which Hel cuboid's Extract Buchn Invariably doea.

A Trial will convince the most skeptical.

FEITKALES—FE ALES FEMALES

I many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Bnchu is nnequaled by any ether remedy, as In Chlorosl* or Beteatlon, Irregularity, Painfalnea* or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scirrhous state of the Uterns, Leucherrhoea or Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints incident te the sex, whether arising from indiscretion Habits of Dissipation, or in the

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BXJOHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET DISEASES

In all their Stages, At little Expense. Little or no ohange in Diet* No incoHvenienc#. And no exposure.

It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to Urinate, thereby Removing Obstructions, Preventing and curing Strictures ot the Urethra, allaying Pain and Infiamatlon, so frequent in the class o» diseases, and expelling all Poisonous, Diseased and wornout Matter.

Thousands upon thousands who have been the victimsof Quacks, and who have paid heav fees to be cured in a short time, have found they were deceived, and that the "Poison" has, by the use of "powerful astringents," been dried up in the system, to break out in an aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.

Use HZLIIBOLO'S EXTRACT Bcoau for all affections and diseases of the urinary organs, whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating and no matter of how long standing.

DUeases of these Organs requires the aid of a Diuretic, Helmsbold's Extract Bnchu is the great Diuretio, aud is certain to have the desired effect In all Diseases for which it is recommended.

Evidence of the most reliable and responsible character will accompany the medicine.

Price 81.00 per hott)e» orjlx f»r

195.00.

Delivered te any Address, securely packed from observation. Describe Symptoms tn all Communications. Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratlsll

Address letters for Information to H.B, HELVBOLD, Chemist, 104 South Tenth-st., bel. Chesnnt, Phila.

HELWBOLD'S Medical Depot, HKLMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New Toik.

Bewareef counterfeits and unprincipled dealers ..hoendeavor to dispose

f,of

their own" and 'other'

articles on the reputation attained by Helmbeld's Genuine Pr'paratlons. Extract Buchu.

Sarsaparilla.

Improved Bose Wash.

BOLD

ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Ask for HKLMBOLD'S. Take no other. 11

Cut out the Advertisement and send for it. And avoil imposition and Exposure.

HOSTETTER'S

CELEBRATED

STOMACH BITTERS.

A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and alterative of wonderful efficacy in disease of tbe

Stomach* Liver and Bowels. Cures Dysp psia. Liver Complaint, Jteadache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Splr* .ts, Constipation, Colic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps and Spasms, and all Complaints of either Sex, arising from

Bodily Weakness whether inherent In the system or produced by spedsl causes.

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and restorative in its nature enters Into the composition of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly botanical element no fiery excitant but it is a combination of the extracts of rare balsamio herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants.

It is well to bo forearmed against disease, and, so far as the human system can be protected by human means against maladies engendered by an nnwhelesome atmosphere, Impure water and other external causes, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS may be relied on as a safeguard.

In districts infested with Fever and Ague, it has beenfouad infallible as a preventive aod Irresistible as a remedy and thousadds who resort to it nnder apprehension of an attaok, escape the scourge and thousands who neglect to avail themselves of its protective qualities in advance, are cured by a very brief eonrse of this marvelous medicine. Fever and Ague patients, after being plied with quialue for months in vain, until fairly saturated with that dangerous alkaloid, are not (infrequently restored to health olthln a few days by the tue of BOSTKTTBR'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach is rapidly irvlgorated and the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence it works wonders in cases of Dispepala andia

less

confirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting est gentle and palnles* apperient, as well *s upon the liver, It also Invariably relieves the Constipation superinduced by irregular action of th* digestive and secrotive organs.

Pot sons of feoblo habit, liable to Nervous At' tacks, Lowness of Spirits and Fits of Languor, find prompt and dermanent relief froin the Bitters.— The testimony an this pelnt Is moet conclusive, and from both sexee.

Tbe agony of Bilious Colic Is Immediately assuaged by a single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally resorting to It, the return of 1 lat may be prevented.

As a General Tenlc, H08TKTTK 1TERS produce effects which must be experienced or witnessed before they can be fUliy appreciated. In cases of Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude arising from Ow Aon, it exercises the electric Influence. In the convaleecent stages of all diseases it operates as a delight. fill lnvigoranu W en tha powers ef nature are relaxed, It operate* to re-enforce and re-eetabllah them.

A SUPERIOR REMEDY.—We can scientiow ly recaaoMnd to thoa* suffering from, UstrsMing coagh. Dr. Strickland's XeQUlucas gh £alt. It glvea relief al most instantanee aad is withal not disagreeable to the taste. Is no doubt but the Melifinona Cough Balsam is «oe of the present more o» less in all the ordinary tonics aad best preparations In o»e, and lj all that its propria- stomachics of the day.

Last, but not least, it is the Only Safe Stimulant being manufactured from sound and innocuous materials, aad entirely free fran the add elements

No family medicine has qeen so universally, and. It may be truly added' deservedly popular with the intelligent portion of the community, as HOSTETTER'S HI EES,

Prepared by HOSTETfER SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa. Sold by all Druggists, firooers and Storekeeper* •wrywhera. janltwly

23b*

SSora as

GENUINE WUtPilM^^L^ HdmboitTs Extract "fincha." iw,.'

wl*n

parilla, Halutold's taHwradSSS^fen*.»

Hahtfcoid's Oauiaa PrsparnUcS^HWto* ommuTiP

COMPOUND

UMIT

ruma XXXS2&&-

GHU," aPoatttra and Specific Bamedy fcr DiWSortfceBUddar, EMneja, Gravel, Pi opals si tank aad ail

IIHIMIH

and dwaagamata ot tha

UrtaarlOmae, whather existing InMatocctaala. Dieeaeaa cf tbeaa Organa reqaire the aM of DIUKBTIO. Bebftbold^e Bxtraoi Bschu la the

D1UMT1C, and Is certain to have tha dartred effect tn all Disease* far whieh It la

This MadMno Increases the power cf aod axattaa tha Absorbents into healthy act which tha Watery or Calcareous depositions, a-rfa the Unnatural Enlargements are reduced, a* wall aa Fain aad Iaflamatiaa, and ia good

Mas,

Wotnen, or Children. Directions acoomneay Helmbold's Extract Baoha, fer Weakness arrlafng from Excesese, habits ef Dto« stpatiar, Early Indiscretion o.- Abase, attended with the following Symptoms:

Inrtlspoattlon to exercise, Ices of power, teas of memory, difficulty ot breathing, weak Trembling, Horror of Disease, of yiaen, pain In the beek, universal lassitade of the muscular system, hot hands, flushing of the body, ill jusas of the shin, eruptions on the ndh,

PAUD 00UHTEHAHCE, HEAVINESS OF THE EYELIDS. Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyee, with temporary Suftisiou and Lose of tight,

Want of Attention, MoblUte. Bectlassneo, With horror of Society.

Nothing ts more desirable to such puttatta Ou solitude, and nothing they more dread fbr Iter ol themselves. No repose of manner, no earnastneat no speculation, but a hurried transition (Kan question to another.

These symptoms, if allowed to go on,

which this

medicine invariably removes, soon follow* Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Flta, In one of whloh the patient may expire.

Who can say that they are not frequently follow* by those direful diseases," Inesnlty aod ConsumrC Hon.

Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, out none will confess. The records of the '—"IT Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Uonraam. tion, bear ample testimony of the truth of the-saw tion. In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy ex. hibitlon appears. The countenance is actually sodden, and quite destitute, neither mirth or grief avar visit it. Should a sound of the voice occur. It is rarely articulate:

With woeful measures, wan despair. Low sullen sounds their grlei beguile. Parents and raardians, caution your ohildree against this evil habit. It is the greatest curse thai can befall a yeung man or woman, unfitting than for happiness and married life.

They may not experience the consequences now, but must and will sooner or later The oonstitt tioa onoe affected with symptoms organio weakness, re quires tne aid of medicine to strengthen and lnrlg* orate the system, which Helmbolds EXXBAOI O* BUCHU Invariably does. A trial will oonvino* most skeptical.

^FEMALES—FaffA^JTS—FEKALEi,

Old or Young, Single, Married, or ooutemplat as Marriage. In many affections peculiar to females, t\e Extract of Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy as in Chlorosis or Betention, Irregularity, Painfullness, or Suspension of Customary Evaouattaaa CI* cerated or Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Leuoor* rhoea or Whites, Sterility, and for all oomplants Incident to the sax, whether arising from Indlsoretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the decllna sir change of life. See symptoms above.

NO FAMILY SHOULD Bt WITHOUT IT I

Take no more Balsam, mercury, or unpleeaaat medicine fbr unpleasant and dangerous disease. KHELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

ISEOBGT D18KASE8.

In all their stages, at little expense little or no change id diet no Inconvenience and no expooure, It causes a frequent desire and gives atra^th to urinate, thereby removing obstructiona, preventing and curing Strictures of the Urethra, allaying Pain and Inflamntion, so frequent in the class of diseases, and expelling all poisonous, •"imtrtil. aad worn out matter.

Thousands upon thousands who have been the viotims of quacks, and who have paid heavy fsea to be cured in a short time, have found they wen deceived, and that the "Poison has. by tho use of "powerful astringent*," been dried up In the system, to breakout in an aggravated form, and

PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.

Use Helmbold's Hxtraof for ail afleottoti* and diseases of the

OHINAKV AKttANS,

Whether existing ia REAC.K OR *t tt From whatever cause originating, end no matter ol

All the above diasasee and nymptoma admit of ft* same treatment, and originate fran the same cause

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!

Helmbold's Highly Concentrated (JnutaiMl FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPARILU.

BypbOJsJ

This is an affection of the Blood, and attacks Ui. Sexual Organs, linings of tho nese, ears, throat, windpipe, and other muoous rarfaoes, mtHn« ft* appearance tn the form of ULCEBS, and is generally attended with a dlschs if ntglected,

This disease contracted from the same cause, and often 'with Gonorrhoea, and both may exist at tha same tlme. HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED OOM.

POUND FLUID EXTRACT SABSAPABILLA Should boused In conjunction with the Buchu snd Helmbold's Bose Wash applied to the Ulcere.

Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparrllla Purifies the blood, and removes all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, giving the complexion a clear and healthy oolot. It aelng prepared expressly for this olasa of complaints, its Blood Purifying Properties are preserved to a greater extent than any tber preparation Sarsaparilla.

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Letion tot Disease, of Syphilitic

Sarsaparilla. fl 00

IU.

tore, and as an Injection in diseases of the Urinary Organs arising from habits of dissipation, to used in crnnectien with the Extract Buchu or Sarsaparilla, lu suoh diseases as recommended.

The Proprietor, in offering ltls Remedies to the afflicted, wonld nave It distinctly understood that they are not Patent Medicines or Nostrums, but are prepared directly according to rules of

PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

with the greatest aocuraoy, Chemical knowledge, and care devoted to their combination, by a umotlcal Druggist and Chemist of experience, of the city of Philadelphia Theee Medicines are Endorsed, Recommended and Used In the Practice of PhysT clans for the core of the above Diseasea.

If) ou are suffering with any of the above affootion*. procure the Remedy at onoe. Evidence of '.he most reliable and rssnoaslbl* character will accompany the medicine.

Certificates of cures from 8 to 40 yean ataodlac. with names known to science aad fame. For medical properties of KUUHU, «M DfonetMm tory or the United States.

See Professor Dewee'e valuable

works on the

Practice of Physic. See remarks made by the iat« oeiebrated I, Phyeick, Philadelphia.

See remarks made by Dr. Ephralm MnDewoll. ». oeiebrated Physician and Member ef the Royal Col« lege ol Surgeon*, Ireland, and published In th«l Transactions of the King aad Queen's Journal.

See Medioo-Chlrurgical Review, published by Benjamin Trevors, Fellow of Royal College

Bur'

geons. See moet ot the late Standard Works on Medicine. Extract Buchu, $100 per bottle, er six for I

wane. rM 09

Improved Rose Wash, 60 Or half dosen of each for 913 00, which will be sndloien to cure the moot obstinate oases, if direction# are adhered to. Delivered to any addrese, securely packed from observation.

JV Describe Symptoms In all communicatleaa. Cores Guaranteed 1 Advice Gratia 1 AFFIDAVIT^

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ei the city or Philadelphia, H. T. Helm bold, who duly sworn, doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic. no mercury, or other Injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable. H. T. HBLMBOLD,

Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2Sd day «l November, L8M. WM. P. H1BBERD, Alderman. Ninth St. above Race, Phila.

Address letters far Information in conflle&oe te H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist. Depots, 104 Tooth St., bel ChQtnntTW.ll*

And CM, Broadway New York.

MOT Beware of Counter felts and unprincipled dealers, who endeavor to dlspoee "of their own"and "other" articles on the reputation obtained by Helntbold's Geonine Preparation*,

Extract Buchu, Sarsaparilla, ,* Txnproved Rose Waeh

Sold by

ud ail uruggtsto everywhere. Auk

fur

HelaAoId'a.

•ke -no other. Out eut the addRrtleemest and ara/l VrJ tand avoid tmpoeitlon and •xpoeere NoVi®, IStB-dwiy

TONSORIAL

Medicated

Hair Tonic!

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA

tog the Terre Haute House,hsH •"Wa .HAIR TONIC that keep, th? &

frola

dandraff. Also SHAKPOOIT^

dlattantlou

given to Sham-^

goonlngand Outtlti* Trmn, and Ltttls

"VTOTIUE OF SALE UNDER ME-

X1CHAHICS LIEN Wliereaa, Robert Criaman wns the running godr of a twehorne wagon, and*S the same baa been inSWjwsaeetfon fcr mSntbm six wouths, and he Is indebted to me in the turn

tt&

twelve dollars fbr work amHaber doaa oo tbesMa Notice Is now given, that I wlU sell the said run- St JS

R!*^nPubIlL,ncti5?i?Dl

JunelwSt

JSth day of June,

MSi.at William Fuqua'4ohsp inLafavatteTown, ship, Vigo county, and State eat bidder for cash.

in Lafayette Town^