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BÄILY SERITINEL
nCDICAL.
noTiorjQ, CiC.
MCDICAL.
PnOFCCCIOMAL.
DRY COODS.
IMOURArJCE.
THURSDAY UOKJUNO. FEBRUARY IC
An Ancient Taatt.
It wit a p-tni da;. In the oU cbiraln line,
tbe iü circling arou&4 iLo boari Io a ocb!e
ball, iud the Kulptorcd ball rarg witb vectifccM
and aonj.
Tbt lad of each küi$htly letrt wm F!ejgeJ
by ciof, an J msny a jl'able nirißcnt of loTe
linei had born ctterel. tiotil it catr.e to S:.
Leoa'a luro, Ken, lirticjr the e;arki
in cup CO
Lr
I diiz.k ta , te seid.
Wbo Im; r.Tr mar depart,
rwp ajravea on a arratcftl bran.
TUI tuetnory Ii dead.
Te co whoaa 1 for tn ahall last,
Wbo HtUr paaiMe la hare pkJ,
So Loly 'tl end trae;
To od bo Icv bath lorsrer dwelt,
!cvr deeply f.sed, mere keenly feit.
Than aisy pledged to yoo."
Xacb rneat ;aarted on tb word,
And laid a hand npon bis iword,
With fary flaabiojr eye;
A ixl Stanley aaid: "Wo erav the cam.
Frood, kDiajht, cf tbia mot peerleaa daiae,
WboM lote jca c"utt so blfrh."
?U Leon paaed, aa if he would
Hot treaiLe ter taue In carele tnood
Tha lightly to another;
Thea beat hla noble bead as thonk
To Rie tbat word the rererence loe,
AadgfEtlyJd,"iIf MoTHia:"
FROMVASHIMGTON.
71 Jeff Ii Gf. February at llatcher'i
t Run Another Attempt to Reach the Lynchburg
Railroad Unexpected Strength of iht Confed
träte Force The Second and Fifth Corps
Forced to Retreat 'Another Failure of General
Grant to Extend his Is ft Wing General
Meade Commands in Person 'Significance
oj the Movement and of its Result.
Cctth pond e act of The Jffew Tork Sew.
VTAsnixoTox, Fb. 9.
Tbe battle oa the C:b instant, cear Petersburg,
turns out to bare been an action of great lercr
ity and of considerable ioipoitance, both as re
gard the tiu rubers engaged in it, the facta tbat
were dcTeloped bv tbe fighting, and tbe results
that may flow from it. The affair baa caused
more interest and excitement lute tban any
etent icce the fall of Fort Fisher. As tbe re
ult of the action ia act regarded as a triumph of
our arm, it will doubtless, at pretect.be herald
ed as a reconnoisaatice. A pretty full accouat of
the affair reached here this afternoon from ptr
tie who were et'ged in it, the substance of
wbih ia as follows:
Tbe confederate wotks defending all the ap
proaches to tbe Lynchburg or Southside railrotd
from the south were known to be of great
strength and exteut, particularly tboe in the
neighborhood of Hatcher's Run, al a poiut where
the BoTdton Plank Road crosses tbat s;retm,
which is fourteen miles southwest of Petersburg.
General Grant made several attempts to curry
there works la.t fall, tbe last being on the 27t!i
of October, and all of them resulting iu failure.
The present attack was made with the si me ob
ject in view, and has terminated in the same re
mit. It was another attenif t by General Grant
to extend bia left wing further arounJ to tbe
weitof Petenbujg, and it failed almost in the
s me manner a le battle of October 27, and
owing to the same re.on. There were, how
eter. Kome new letturg ia this affair.
The forces engaged oa our side were tie 2d
corps. Gen Hancock's old corp, now rorr.
mtuded by Gen Humphries; the 5th corps, Gen.
Warren; two dir'uioni fr m ther corf g and a
lirge leurhment of rav.tlry, in all considerably
oter 60,01)0 men. Wheu it i- remembered tht
the 2i corpj is by far the bet in tbe army, and
thu tbe 5:b is not Lr behind thera either in nu
merical atreiigth or discipline, the inference i
irresistible, either that Gen. Lcc'n army U
stronger than is generally upp-)ed, or c!i.o lb it
the works on tint pirticular put of the coofrd
erate defenses are such as c-maot be easily car
ried. It will be remembered tint, sttiting at three
o'clock in tbe morning, on Sunday, our troops,
after a long and d ftuull march on the Vaughao
road, reached and cro.cd Hatcher' run and
took popseion of ?ome Outwork of the ene
my, on the oulhweüt ide of the stream, and
about a mile disttut from it. Here tbey en
trenched and bivouacked that night. Ou tbe
morning of tbe 6ih, the whole force being a
erobled, and (cn. Meide bimelf being in tbe
field in person, an advance was made in a west
ern, or northwestern direction, along the Dtbney
Mills roid, hieb runs tcarlj parallel with tbe
run This adrani-e. at rt, ws not seriously
contested. The confederate, who did not ap
pear to be in much force, fei! b tck. and abandon
ed several poiüous, which -'were occupied by
our troops.
The Bojdton plank road, which runs to Pe
tersburg, croaea. iltcher's run about three or
four miles above tbe Vaughn rood On reach
ing the Boyd ton road it was foui;d by our troops
that the confederated were in strong force beyond
it, nd were holding the bridge by which it
Crosse the run. It was found, in the battle of
Oct. 27, that the enemv's strongest works were
on tbe bill just beyond this bridge, on tbe north
west aide of tbe run. On that occasion the
bride e was carried by Gen Egan's division of
the 2d corps, and tbey were just forming to
charge tbe works upon the hill when our whole
force was withdrawn and the attempt abandoned.
Our troop, therefore, were familiar with tbe
ground. -
On this occasion it was evident that the con
federates bad fallen back, only to concentrate
their forces at their positions near the Boydton
road, where the main body was posted. For, on
arriving at this road, and before a line of battle
could be formed, the enemy charged, and drove
hack our advanced division upon the raiin boiy.
What followed immediately 1 do not feel at lib
erty to relate. It is raid that two of the divisions
were out of ammunition; but why should thev
have been sent into action in that condtiion? All
accounts agree that considerable disorder pre
railed, and that eome of the troop (not tho.e in
the advance) became disorgtnixed. It would
seem that when the retreat began, all attempts to
form a line ef battle on tbo outbwet ide of
Hatcher's Run were unsuccessful.
Tbe confederates, too, charged from two di
rections at once, and in force that proved to be
overwhelming ; for although the retreat was
checked once, at the place where the fccond
corp had intrenched, yet it was re-umed, and
continued unti! all of our force, had re crossed
to the northeast side of Hatcher's Kuo. The
confederate followed in pursuit, and even had
the audacity to attack our troops ceir the Arm
ftroog House ,on the Duncan road, a mile enst of
Hatcher's Run, The retreat, however, by this
time, had been stopped. A line of btttle was
formed, and the charge was handsomely repuls
ed. The confederates then crossed the Run,
and retired to their position on the southeast
side thereof, and near the Boydton Road, an !
our forces resumed their ftnroer po-it ons.
Five ammunition wapn-s. with their content.,
are said to have been abandoned during the re
treat, and to have fallen iuto the hau ls of the
confederates
, The only reault that seems to have been ac
complished i, that it has teen acertmeJ that
the enemv w in very strong force at that part of
their line, and tht they hT continuous lce of
Tery fron? wurk at all avail ib!e points be
tween the Bjydtown plank road and the Lynch
burg railroad
The reider will mturiÜT it u!re why it was
that no attempt was raa.ie on the 7ih to a train
march to. charge upon, an i tke the pesitn-n
tear the Boydton road, in which the enemy btd
been fou;d pxated cn the 6ih? That q.etion
must recuain unanswered, vt et the intelligent
reader ctn find an answer for hiu:elf.
M ALCOLM.
LECTURES.
Philosoph) of Marriage.
fpHR TI:OrRlKTCR..aCFTHr. SEW TokK SIl'SKUX
af Amter ha ! et named, tea-araieva f ri
jen, to lce free, (for tfc rqBt f umring Lu
isaBity. aad aappreioa id qackry,) four f ti e r mot
la'OTttrc and in-truct.Te Urctorra en Marr mtma4 lia
daaJ.&catkoa. rou ad I bvAl Iwb.iitj, fT9.
ma ore decl-re if Uar.hood. Inwft.or, W,ttnr,( of
rpr. . Iapoetey. ! f Tutrry and ilat.ly ct
er; tb arrat Auril aod tbo Wala-.- tub result
from youthful Ml e, eicee of c.araruy, or If i.ornr
of Ptyuloy ami law et Sata'e.
Tbea iovalaatt Lectcre ba been tbe neaca of
eoHabterJa and alDa; 'boanda, aod will f- rward
4 fre, on receipt wf far ai asp. ly m tdrealf S re- ,
tary . 5w 1 ort Uaaausi of Anatomy ajJ ydldae. Sit
Broadway, 5awTork. , Jaaait-dlj I
a u bra si
WILL CTIiE CATARRH.
WILL CURE COLD 15 TOS HEAD.
WILL CTRF. A5 0FFr.5SITE BREATH.
WII.LCURKPAIX 15 THE tlKAD.
WILL CURE VLCERATI05 15 THE T0?E.
WILL RF.STORE THE E5SE OK HEARING.
WILL RESTORE THE E5SE OF SMELL.
WILL RESTORE THE SF.XSF. OF SIGHT.
WILL RrsrOIiE THE 5E5SK OP TASTE.
WILL RESTORE TJJE VOICE.
WWW C1USBDBY CATARRH.
Catarrh Snuff an Injury,
As M now admitted by all Informed, can.-lng irritation
and inflammation of tbo hiicodi membrane,
wblle the
Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Gently and gradually remorea all unnatural Incrusta
tions and depotlt, restoring tba deceaied membraoe to
Its normal condition.
A single tlAttle will last ft .Tlonth to
be uied three times ft day.
1ST CVIl E IF VI I IlI.YTEI)
IF DIRECTT05S ARE FOLLOWED.
GyCaZ ft a Circular describing all Symptoms
Dr. D. II. fsEEIVE A CO.,
Sol raoraiiTOE, ChIca5o,UHro!s.
Jlj "Laboratory at Freeport, Illinois.
AT WHOLESALE BT
J0n5 D. FARK Cincinnati. O.
WM. JOnSSON Detroit. Mich.
DAILY, KREFEK k RCSII Indianapolis.
PKOVVNLSHi ft SLOAN Indianapolis.
JOAnd for aal by all Dru?fiat. decU-dlreod
A CARD TO THE MPJES.
DIL DUPÖNCO'S
GOLDEN PBRIODICAL PILLS,
TOR FEMALES.
liifalliblL' in Correcting I r resit -laritie.
Iteinovinp Obstructions
or the .ilouthly Turn, from
Whatever l'aiie. nnl Always
.Successful xs Preventative,
And tbe"onIj anre and CKKTAI5 RKMKDT for all
lboe afflict n complaints so peculiar to tbe tex, wheth
er "niarriei or iug "
IheeFiilji are not hin jf new, but hare beeu Bd bj
the Doctors for many yearn, both in France and Amer
ica, wi.h naparaliclrd ucce in every case; and be 'a
crtred by many thousand ladies who have nsed them to
make the IMls public, f' r tbe alleviation of those suf
fering from any irregularities whatever, a well aa to
prevent an Increase of family whre health will not
permit it. F miles peculiarly intuited, or tho&e suppos
ing them-elve so, aro cautioned againct usin tLoe
HU while in that condition, as tbe proprietor asonmes
no responsibility a'ter the above aJnunit'on, althoush
their m.Mneii would prevent any inischiof to health.
Otherwise the i ilia are recommended. Full and plicit
directions accompany each box.
50.000 IIOXFS nVE BEEN SOLD in two tears.
Ten tboutsnd boxe aent by letter, both by myself and
arent, to ail prts ef the world, to which answers have
been returned, i.i w hich ladies aay nothing like the above
Pil a hav been an wn ainre tbe SCIENCE OF MKDI
CINE DAWNEDUPON THE WORLD IN RKMOVlNG.
OB THUJTIoNS AND KKSTOKINO NATUhElO ITS
FKOFEKCIIANNFU quletinir the nerves and restoring
tbe "rosy color of health ' to the tbeek of the most deli
cate. PRICE 31 00 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for 35 00.
Sold by all DrugUts, and by the following Jobbing
and I'ruff Houses, Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana:
(Indies, by sending fl, can prcuie the Till, sent con
fidrniUIIy by m.il. and without observation, to any
part of the city or country,) atd for sale by
T0MLiN0N t COX, Nu 1?. East Washington street.
StEWAhT 4 MOKUAN, No. 40, East Washington
street.
W. I. HASEITT k CO., No. H, West Washington
street.
H. H.LKR. Noa 13 aod 20, Bat a Block.
J. F. SKN0UR, No. 5, Bates House Block, and by
DAILY KCCFIld aV IIUSII,
Wholesale Drutcs1ät5, No. 73, South Meridian street.
G. S. LACET.GeneralTraveling Agent for the Western
State, 167, Dearborn sreet, Cbicaro, Illinois.
N. B. Nena Genuine tsnlesa tbe lex Is rimed "S. D.
HOWE." Jau3l-dlyeod
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD,
A ND THE VIG03 OF TOCTH RESTORED IN FOUR
j weeks by DR. KlCORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr.
Kivord, (ot Paris.) after j ears of earnest solicitation,
baa at length acceeded to tba urgent request of the
American public, and appointed an agent in New Tork,
for the sale of his valued and highly priied Essence of
Life. This wondenul agent will restore If aLhood to
the no t shattered constitutions in four weeks, and, if
ued acco'ding to printed instructions, failure ia impos
sible This life-restoring remedy should be taken by
all about to uairy, as its effects are permanent. Suc
cess, in every case, ia certain.
Dr. Kicord a Essence ef Life is sold in cases, with fall
instruction for use, at 33, or four quantities la one foi
13, and will ba sent to any part, carefully packed, on
receipt of remittance to bis accredited agent. Circular
aent free on receipt of four stamps.
PÜ1LIP ROLAND, 447 Broome street,
Ja-21-dly One door wet of Broadway, N. T.
DOORS, SASH, BL KDS.&c.
DOOK, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY.
Fancy scroll awint7
IoMing of all Patterns
I'nnneUi Italcd and Tenoning-.
Fati.-alar attention given to all kinds of Carpenter Work.
Or 'ers solicited and promptly filled at short notice.
BATCHEL0R & FEARNLEY.
IMDIA.IAI'OLI", 11 II.
Jan?3-lm. OFFICE. 10 Circle Street.
NOTICE.
JZAYINii SOLD UT INTFRFST IN THE LATE FIRM OF
Is. C. TlAYIIEWaVCOa,
I de'.re to state tkat I am in no war connected with, or
interested In, tbo tew concern tf Tuj, Majbew k Co.,"
as m!ht te inferred from tbe title.
I wonl.l alo tat tbat I bavo leased a fine set of rorru
in the new buildir.g on
Meridian Street, jusl North of the
Fitzgibbon Block,
And but a few steps from tbe old tand, wher-I Inteod
to epen, about tie Uth of February, a prime Hock cf
BOOTS & SHOES,
All fresh from th. manufacturers, of the latest and beat
styles, ad which ray past success enables me to bur for
Cash.
Hn:r bren In tie badness In this city for tea jeart,
dtringtah ch tiaie 1 have mad the eLtir. purchase, for
tbe cid frm nj maniftM all it aairs. I feel conf.Jrnt
of ray ability to suit uy former cutors ard frieid,
and pant" rs of oar 1:3 ef gods generally, illif
whom w.M niwt c -rt!iallv welcomed at my sew and
aoie co.ratie Kcatlwn.
E. C. .1IAYIIEW.
jacl9-d3
REMOVAL.
T" A. BOHLKf. A rCHITf CT. HAS REMOVED HIS
t-r j -st rrwm the JJtua Bü ding te Lis residence
. c' Mt, btw Jtertdlaa ad XUiaeta.
jaaif-tfJca
MM
L. LUD0RFF & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
TIIOKSSC. Ä I.AIIEY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS 15
NOTIONS,
TAILORS' TRIDIINGS
Cents' Furnishing Coodo,
AND
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 32 South Meridian Street.
JO"Jnsjt received a Tery large ta
aortment of CaOodat which will be
Id at a small advance on IN'ew Tork
prices.
apr2Q-dly
MERCHANT TAILORING.
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING
EST ABL IS HUE ITT!
"TI LADIES' IIMON
5
ESPECTFCLLT CALL THE ATTESTION OF THE
XV citizens of Indianapolis to the fact, that they have
opened at
No. 19 Virginia Avenue,
A llcgulur Merchant Tailoring
Establishment.
And solicit a share of tbe patronage of the community
THEIR STOCK OF GOODS
Is complete, and being in charge of a gentleman whose
ability as a Cutter rank a So. 1, tbey are prepatedto
fill orders which in every respect they will WARRANT
equal in quality, style and workmanship to anything
round In any simiUr eatabuahment in tbe city.
JTf'Bemember the place,
No. 10 Virginia Avenue.
CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, &c.
NEW CARPET STORE
No. 81 Cast Washington St.,
Hcluiuirw O 1 1 Stand,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
WE IIAVE A LARGS STOCK OF
CARPETS,
01X-CL0THS,
MATTINGS,
SATIN DELAINES,
REPS PEK1N CLOTHS,
Damask, Lace, rtuftlln & Nottingham
All of these Goods having been purchased before the
late advance in the Eat-t, we will sell them lower than
New York wholeaale pricea.
Also just received
100,000 Piece Wall Pap r and
Window Shades
KRAUSS & CALL.
teiM'a-dly
AGENCY.
TAR SPRING
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Capital Stock... G000O0
DIVIDED INTO 3O.C00 SHARES AT 9 '0 EACH.
Incorporated under the Laws cf Obis, Dee. 30, l?6t.
GEN. S. F. CART, President, .
A. D. BREED, Vice President,
O. E. MOORE, Secretary and Treasurer,
E. KINNEY k CO.. Bankers.
ADVISORY BOARD.
MaJ WM.CCMBACK,
MILKS GRKKNWOOD.Esq.
ADAM PUE. I. D., Metho-
dit Bok Concern,
JOIIND CALDWKLL,Eq.
.ec. Sanitary Fair,
LRN. HARRIS, Major of
Cincinnati.
JO UN W. PHILLIPS,
PKTKR GIBSON. Esq.,
HAMILTON LYON.
Indianapolis Agency at No. 39 1-2
West Washington Street.
ED W Alti II AI IC i:.
Jaii2 dim At iE NT.
BOURBON WHISKY.
J. cV D. DluCA.,
No. 77 South Meridian Street,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
WEOLF.SALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
XI-sTX aTJUCTZD CCS
riYIIK attetitioa of tbe trade is ca.led to our complete !
assottment of all articles in our line of bcices,
both as to quality and price
Our sock of BOUKHON WEISET is unsurpassed by
any establishment in tbe tat, and dealer wthmg to
purchase Copper Distilled Hourbon Whisky are invited
to call before purchasing.
l We have removed from 153 East Wahinton
street to 7? ath Metid.an stn ft.
J. A D. ECNCAK,
77 South Mriian Street,
Jat9'&5-dly Indianapolis. Ind.
PRINTINC, &C.
caai. w. iaix. c. r. arrcs:xsox. j
HALL. ULTCIIIItSOX. j
TLAIN AND ORNAVENTAL
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, j
tervtrpers un4 llookbindrrs,
No. 16 1-2 East Winston Street, i
WDlAifATOLia, I5DIASA.
jL. f'Klank Boots of every d ascription made to order.
DR. JOHN BULL'S
CO!IOUiI
GEDROK BITTERS.
The Latent .nid Jlost Im
porlaut Discovery
OF TUX
NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! !
No man's name is more intimately connected with the
bItory of MATERIA MEDIO A of the United States, or
more favorably known as a pioneer In Medical Discovery
than that of
Dr. John null, oi roiiivillc,
Kenliiekv.
(lis Inimitable preparation of S A ICS A FA It 1 1,
LA has long stood at the head of the various com
pound of that valuable drag.
Uis Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word
throughout the
West
and South.
Iliü Worm Lozen
ges, io leM than a year
after their introduction, attained a reputation
As wide spread as the continent of North America. L'ut
the crowning glory of his life remains to be attained in
bis cixovery. or rather combination, for he does not
claim to have been the discoverer of Ci:iUO.,
wtich 's the basis of tbe liitteis now offered to the pub
lic. That honor belong to the native inhabitants cf
Central America, to whom Its virtue have been Known
for more than two hundred jears. Armed with it, th
Iudian bids defiance- to tha most deadly malaria and
handles itbout fear the most venomous tcrpenta. Iti
a belief with them, that while there Is breath in thebod.i
the Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what the isea
may be.
While Dr. Bull is net prepared to endorse this extrava
gant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from a
thorough examination of the evidence relating to its
virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either to change of weather
or cliaiate, or to miasmatic influences, it stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL!
And Justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed
in antral America ana tD West Indies.
I3V DYSPEPSIA
And its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more LIKE
A CU AKM than a medicine. Tt-ere is nothing in the
wneie range oi Materia Medica that can lor a moment
bear a comparison with it in tbia disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in
the 1 Ith edition of the U. S. Dispensatory, paget 1&7
and 1383.
A series of experiment, in which Dr. Bull has been for
years engaged, bas lost been brought te a successful
termination, and he Is now enaMeo to offer to the public
a combination or tKUKU ut otber approved tonics
tbe whole preserved In tbe best quality of copper di
tilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is confident has n
equal ia the world.
He might furnitb a volume of certificates, be ab
lie have long since learned to estimate sacht. ,..,4
their true value. The safest plan is for every one to te
for himself tbe virtues of a new medicine.
G1VC THE
CEDRON BITTERS
ONE TRIAL, AND TOU WIT ! NEVER USE AN
OTHERS.
It ia not necessary to publish a long list of diseases for
which the CEDRON E UTK LS are a specific, in all dis
eases of the
Howe Is Liver or Kidneys,
la all alfectioaa of the
BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGE
MENT OF THE STOMACH OR
BOWELS;
IN
GOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
AND IN
FEVER AND AGUE.
It is deatined to suoerae.te all other remediea. It not
only cures these disease, but It prevents them. A wine
glass of the Bitters. taVec an hour before each meal, will
obviat the ill rffects of tbe most onhealthy climate, .nd
screen the person taking It against disease under the
most trjicg eipo.-ure.
Sola by Driiftglftt and Grocers Gen
erallf.
Dr. JOUX BULL,
Frlncipal CCce. Fifth Street, Louiv 1, Ky.
SOLD WHOLESALE BT
DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH,
73 South .lerlllnn street
INDIANAPOLIS.
Who a!o aril
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP
Semacxber DAILY. KEEFElt Sc CSU.
dec1S4-22yArt2:aaa. " '
REMOVAL
Doctor WM. Tno.TlSOIV,
HAS REXOTED HIS OFFICE rROX
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 29 South Delaware Street,
TnrrriERE iiewillcoxtixce
Vi I tr-at and cure frirate
Dl.eae. in all thetr a nwiea. itir tS
ratr.ir.ca-ions and phases. - -" If
Dr. Wm. Thornton w;ll (rlre to rl
each patient a written Instrument, J J'
binding himself to effect a radical J
and permanent cure, er make cL
charge.
Dr. Wm. Tbcmse-n has made tbe&V
treatment cf Frivaie Di?eaes
3
specialty siace the year 15s5I three years la the city ot
buffalo, 5. Y . , eiaht years In Chkrag , III., and twoyear
in Peoria, I1L During eight years practice In Chics co.
I1L, he cared over thirteen thousand ca-ea.
Dr. Wra.Ihcnson, ia ku practica f r Scrofula, Fhea
matic and general dl.easea cf the blood. es a Fumiga
ting Vapor Path of the uot Ingenious kind, la conjunc
tion with internal treatment.
iEitlS AL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself abe.
This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indu'g.ace, 1
practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost an
limited enect, producing with unerriag certainty the
fallowing train of morbid symptoms inless eomt ated by
sciei'.iific medical measures, viz: Sallow couateaance,
dark pts nnder tha eyes, pain in the bead, riaging In
the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rat
tline of chariots, aneaMness aboat the loins, weaknesa of
tbe limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, Iosa of con
fidence, diffidence in approaching atrargers, a dilike to
form tew acquaintances, a dispoait on to shun a-ciety,
loss of memcrv, hectic flushes, pimples and various erup
tion aboot the face, fuirtd tongue, night sweats, fetid
breath, coughs, coir amption, monetnacia, and frequent
ly inanity.
Tbe afflicted, on the first appearance of any of the
above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm.
1bomon tor relief.
tCOce ad Coaptation B;-rc5o. 29 South Del -ware
street, Indianapolis, Ind.
P. O Box Itif. Jan4-dly
WiWTEIt A Ult ANGEHEXT.
C N C I N NAT ,
SOTJTHEIUT OHIO,
INortli -Eastern KentucIaV.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Short-Lino
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!f AND AFTER MOKDAT. NOT. 14th. TRAIXS
will run aa follows:
Leave Indianapolis.
Morning Express 4.10
Mttil 10.50
Night Express 7.20
Arrive at Indianapolis.
Morning Express 1.00
Mall 7.00
P M
P M
Night Express 10.5 P M
',Z rFare the same as by any other Route, aad the
speed, safety and comfort of trains equal to the best
lines in the country.
JO3 Ask for tickets via ''Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad."
Special Notice. The, new track into Cincinnati
U complete, and passengers by this lice are now landed
the New pearl Street Depot," near the Burnet
Bouse, about one mile nearer the business centre of the
city than aay other Depot.
ROBERT MEEK, Superintendent.
W. 11. L. Noble, General Ticket Agent.
A. S. Brut, Traveling Agent. novU-dtf
Indianapolis and ITIadison
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1864. r3XJ.:ü:iw 1S64.
ei- Arranreuicnt to Commence .Tien -day,
.tlay tn IS1.
flV O pashengrer trains daily (Sundays excepted) be
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave tbe Union Depot Indianapolis, at 6.00 A. M
and 3 P. If., arriving at Madison at 10.50 A. M. and 7.50
P. M.
Leave the Depot at Madison at 8 A. V. and 2:tf) P. M.,
arriving at Indianapolis at II A. M. and 7.40 P. M.
Trains leave Columbus for Roshville at 1 P. M., arriv
ing at 5:10 P M. Returning leave Rufcville at 7 A. M
arriving at Columbus at 11:15 A. It.
This Road forms a line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and Ia-
d:anapolis and points West.
Tariff of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find ittothelrinter
est to ship by this line.
maris D.C.BRANHAM. Superintendent.
Tin:
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Afcent anal Designated
Depository of t lie Unites.! states."
ACTnORIZED CAPITAL
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN
f 1,000,000
600,000
"YTYTILL receive subscriptions, as financial agent of
V w me uovernmeui, ior au oi us popular luana
Will collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bonda on the mont liberal terms. Currency bonds cashed
on presentation when due.
Always on hand a full supply of U. S. revenue stamps,
for sale at tbe regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders on
Washington, coin and exchange In all the principal cit
ies. Will make collections throughout the West and East
at verv reasonable ratea.
Will receive deposits, and loan money at 6 per cent.,
on good security
Ilaving unlimited facilities will transact all kinds of
banking business on fair terms and with the utmost
promptness.
THEO. P. HACGJ1ET, Prea't.
INGRAM FLETCHER. Cashier.
Indianapolis, December 3, 1664.
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FOUNDRIES.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
COX, LOUD V I' ECK.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers to
ALL OCR 8TOTES ARE OF THE LATEST AN
most impr ed patterna.
Our other work will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns,
Railway, Mill and Douse Castings Ac, Ac.
Orders by mail or otherwise solicited, and prompt at
tention given.
Our pricea will be found as low as any.
Office, Sales-room and Foundiy 183 South De war
street, two squares directly eat of the Union Depot.
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SALOON.
BATES HOUSE SALOON
JCNDER BATFS UUCSE ENTRANCE.)
A. J, 75 Y GItS, I'roprietor.
FflHE Bar is supplied with pure liquors, wines, and the
1 best brand of cigars and tobacco; also the eboeet
oid Bourbon and Wheat Wki?ky.
The estabiUhmeiit has been renovated throbgbocL
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A. J. JIIILLEV
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office-tiy mnailum llulldlng Corner
.TIerldlan and -Maryland Me
INDIANAPOLIS. INI)
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ACENCY.
TScCI KMV & CO.'S
CLAIM AGENCY,
No. 4 YOHN'S BLOCK,
Cornrr .Meridian and U aahlnffton ia,
INDIAN A POLIS, LVDIAN'A.
OFFICE R' AMI SOLLILfcV CLAIMS PKOVITLT
made oat and collected on tie mot reasocaile
teras. Cert;3catea ef non ladtbtednewi obtained frcrn
tbe I)epartmnts at VTahinitn.
Master Kolls, p4y K s. Qaartemater and SubsM
ence arensots trade cut with tieatne, r,d di.auh.
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PROFESSIONAL.
aaT.a si. aar.
josatbas w. Kianca.
KAY aV GORDON,
ATTOILXEVS AT LAW,
nrDMSArou. isliana.
OJ5c. Xos. 10 and U New ATs!V tt' Kulidiac, South
of the P(Mofl;?. dr.dom
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
A. V. LAWRENCE,
VT West WaLlatoo atreeu ,u
Cah paid fora'.l kinds of Coat try Produce
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GTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
of iiAitTruiti,ca..
TNA BUILDING,
INDIANAPOLIS.
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Erected 1859 Owned by tha Co.
Cah Capital ami Surplus,
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Tb. leevtu. f tt:lCI&tacT dw.W. Ik.lcf t&j.tb.r
,'lrn lll.lirnnc Corr.tinn lath rr.'tSl.t
SrEtTAL A CI KNTION GIVES TO THE 15SCRAITCX
1J ot farm property, d Wallings and oat-buJdina:. la
sares such buildings or content In a Tery favorable man
ner,Tr three er five years.
Lok.cs Ilqnttablf Adjtiated and
lrruptly Iald In Cash.
WM. HENDERSON, Agent,
REAL ESTATE ACENCY.
McKernan& Pierce,
REAL STAETE AfiENCV
First Door East of Palmer Donse
UP STAIRS.)
UTK HATE FOR SALE HOUSES ASD LOTS 121
the Cty af Indianapolis and Karma and Fam
ing Lands in tHs State, and will aell loaer than can
he pnrrhaed e!ewfcer fb?l-d&wty
T!,,cn quarters .v r;vu
STATEjjiriDIAN
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fH-TTK STORE ,Vs'0l5CK-
II NO COXXJiTlOX WITH AiX OTHER .-TAttLf!
ment of the tame na.me. in or out of Intl:onaro!i.
W. & H. GLEN'N. Pxcnneto.H. .
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
avoria
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE ON TDK CORVEE 0' rASHI5ßTC3 A!fD
Meridian streets, Indianapolis.
Tbreo dAi'ly F.xprooea to ICew Tork;
Two diilj F.xpreoi to Ciccitn:!, and
Two dally KxpreKetoChra(3and t.Laia:
Tb thoT Coicpahiea are the a!y Cxpraaa
the foüowlrr roads, vi:
IXLIA5A CKXTRAL;
LAFAYKTTlt A CHICAGO;
I.NDIASAJ-OUS A FKKC;
TÜRK?. HAUT F. RICE1'05I;
II Y. LLK FO XT A VST. A IXLLAXAlOLiA.
Mr.ey, pakars, alaabl. and freight Caniel w:ta
safety and li'pa'xh, and fa cLarre of special a-d e2ct
aenena;rs.
5c tea, liillaa'jd Dr.ft rU be prxrptly co!leted ate
"1T-H-:ni. w.'" J F'JTTKKHFLD. Aces'
ritiVATC dim:am:s.
DR. C0LT0UR.XEMCAL 0FT1CK. NO. 59 ?0CTn
Meridian Street, forfeits t s fe if be fails to cur
lo? any cam: '.bat may coue ui.de r Lia care, no satter
how oViiiiAte ' )n3 ataud:sg. Ce warraau jo a
cere. Sypbil;, in tie prnja'y staye. kelped in 23 wHn
ute. enred in 24 hourv (ilet of SO years standlaa;
cared by In. C. 4llce or. t to to p. M. martj
FURNITURE, &C.
m;com) iiam stoke,
233 East Washington St.,
NEAB UnnrLTE? HOTEL,
C100K STOVES, HEAT150 STOTr.a, FURXlTUI:R
atd Mattras of all kioda, coad;f.B ar.4 price1
l. ti taa here tisd erythlra: r.ecnwary to Cakeac a.
Pte ositlt fr ha ekeepitc. cd at pncea ran'.n
from '& to W per cent cheaper than can te had Bew aay.
km In tue CUT. 1 a'eo Laie a complete slock ef Sew
I Tis ware. Conssjoo Halra, kadstaada atd Latn(
Qlaaaes. Call acd s. 3. E. Ji.JLf.OT.
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