davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
West Grove Boarding School
FOR GIRLS.
CHESTER COUNTY, I

CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
Located at West Grove station, the Pha and Bait
Central Railroad.
THE 9th Semi-Annual Term Of this Institution will
commence Second day, the 9Th Of 1lth mosh next
The of instruction Is extensive and thorough
embracing 10 addition to the common English course.
the Latin and French Languages Drawing, Teegraphy
&c. AS-Fr circulars, &c, address the Principal,
TH0S. P. COWARD,
West Grove P. O., Chester county, Pa.
7 no. lS65-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

PASSED THROUGH. "A delegation of
Indians passed down in the evening train of
Thursday, on their way to visit Father
Andrew
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
nlorrico.

SEBOLD-JORDAN.-On June 9th, 1865.
by Rev. Abraham Dewitt, EMLEY w. Sc.
BOLD, late of Co. G, 9th Nd. Reg, and
MARY E. JORDAN.
McCULLOUGH-JONES.- AT the Wash
ington House, Oxford, July 81, by Rev.
Francis B. Harvey, ALEXANDER McCuL
LoUGH, of Cecil CO., and MARY E. JONES,
of Lancaster county, Pa.
WOOD-LILLY.-Juty 27th at New Leeds,
by the Rev. NJ. D. Kurtz, JOHN W. WooD
and MARGARET LILLY, both of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
ExClTEMENT.-Some little excitement

Recommendations little excitement
was caused in town on last Saturday after
noon by the arrest of four stragglers--two
women and two men-whose names we could
not ascertain. They had been indulging
quite freely in "fre water" under whose
influences they succeeded in disturbing the
peace to such an extent as caused their ar
rest and confinement in the Jail, where they
remained for day or two, when they were
turned out-like the beasts they personate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

RELIGIOUS. Mr.. Kurtz will
preach sermon tomorrow morning in be-
half of the Sunday School interest at the
conclusion of which collection will be
lifted in aid of the cause. This is one of
the most important interests connected with
the church, and should be literally supported.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

BRICKS. Those in want of bricks in
large or small quantities will see by the adj
vertisement of Mr.. Samuel Logan, at Charles
town, that he is prepared to supply them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
THE AGUE KING!
AGUE, OR CHILLS and FEVER a.
DIR SIMIS s. SONS
VEGETABLE AGILE KILLER.

THE MOST POPULAR AGuE REMEDY ever known.
For the rapid cure of Ague or Cl.ills AMI Fever no
medcnc ever met With such universal appreciation or
gained 80 high celebrity in short time as this
All who have used it speak Of the highest terms Of
eommendation. One box Of these Powders generally
cures 1t not emily Will prevent and Your CHILLs.
nut bring back glow Of life and animation t. the whole
system that is singular and peculiar this msdcine-
Every one who uses speaks Of this fact 1t contains no
Mercury, Arsenic, Quinine, &,ychnine,
or any other poisonous injurious drug but purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless even for the smallest
infants 1t is perfect Antidote to Malaria and
AGUE KILLER has no equal
fS-Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOX, with full drec
lions, which generally cures. BY mail 81 rs box If
yon use these Powders you will always use them
They are pleasant to take. Prepared only by
DIR. j. SIMMS & son. Proprietors
4th and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Sold by s. S. Hance Baltimore; johnson. Holloway 4
Garden, and Dyott Co., Phila., and Druggists and
Dealers generally. AS-Ask for Simms Vegetable Ague
Killer, and take no other. laup s. lS65--1y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Desirable Property
In North East, at Private Sale.

'" Hi he sold at Private Sale. the pro.
w perty in the town Of North East, now
occupied by Eli Burroughs. The Lot is
about 90 feet front ty $50 feet deep i'm.
proved bya two-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, with three rooms on the first, and
four rooms on the second floor, good Gar
ret, with porches front and back Store
House attached, about l8 "a feet car.
rage house, stabifng, &c. There is Sping
OF excellent water on the premises.
For Terrcs and further varticplar, apuly to
MARION BATrEN, Glasgow. Del.
INTELLIGENT MERCER.
aug S, 1S65-4w'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
WhiskcrS! Wbiskers !!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustachesi Our Gre.
cian Compound will force them to grow on the
;nootEeS face or chin, hair bald heads in Six
Weeks. Price sl.00-3 packages for $500 Sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER co.
apr Is, 1Sf5-ly Btrx 1875 BROOKLYN u Y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
PEACuEs,-This fruit was huckster

PEACHES. This fruit was huckstered
about our streets the past week at IS and %
cents per halfpeck Thus far it has been
of an inferior quality: it would have been
much better if the owners would have exer
cised little patience, and let it remained on
the trees longer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
CoNcERT.-Thcre will be a Concert

CoNcERT.-Thcre will be q Concert
and Readings at the Methodist church, at
Chesapeake City, on Wednesday next, for
the benefit Of the St. Augustine church, Bo-
hemia Manor.
The following first, class talent is engaged :
Prof. N. X. Richardson, the distinguished
Elocutionist Prof. Ben Parvin, the cele-
brated Basso; Miss Emma Mcdonald. the
splendid Contralto; Prof. Alex. NJ. Colds
boro, Pianist and Musical Director; Miss
Gill, Principal Soprano, from the Institute
Of the Blind, Philadelphia Professor Sam
Budd, the great Tenor.
aHTickets so cents. Children half price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
RUB UP YoUH GuNs.--The pros be

RUB UP YoUE Guns. The prospec
is that there will be an abundance of game
on the marsh " this fall. A gentleman
says that the crop of wild oats there this
year far exceeds that of any previous one
since his acquaintance with that classic 10.
cality, which extends over some forty years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
DOGS, Hoes AND GEEsE.-Durinn

Docs, HOGS AND GEEsE.-Durinc
these hot days and nights, the dogs go at
large unmnzzled; the hogs wander in the
streets and lanes at liberty, and those "beau-
tiful BIRDS" the geese, walk about with a
perfect ''looseness." Has the Bailiff gone
to some watering place, that the town ordi
nances are thus publicly violated? Or did
the spasmolic effort at their enforcement at
the beginning PROSTATE the town authorities
SO much that they have not since recovered :?
Now is the time the dogs should be muzzled
if there is need of it at any time during the
year. IF the "hog law'' is a dead letter it
should be made known, SO that it may gen.
orally be availed Of by those having the ami
NAL; and from the odriferous smell that
issues from some of the stys it would proba.
bly, be less injurious to the town if the hogs
were permitted to run at this time of the
year. And if the "goose, geese or gosling"
section is only intended as monopoly pro.
lection, it had better be expugned. Let the
laws apply to all alike.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
TRUSTEESSALE

lRUOIEUOSALE
Ky virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court for
Seeh county, in chancery, the UNDERSIGNED
as Trustee, will offer at Public Auction, at the
ltotel OF MIR Hukill, in Chesapeake CITY, Cecil
| county, on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of august, 1865,
ut O'Clock P. Nj the following described I ,ots
OF Ground, with the improvements thereon,
lying ana being in Chesapeake City aforesaid,
ma m beng part Of the Real Estate Of the late
Edward scanlant deceased, to-wit:
NO. L. Contains about Four Acres Of
Land and is improved with a
good TAVERN HOUSE, 40 by ttNA
IL feet, two and half stories 4issE
high. with cellar Under the
whole house, a Smoke House, MIX >Honse
GTanary, Carriage House, a good Stable and
other outhouses; the land is enclosed with
fencing. There is on this lot BLACKSMITH
SHOP, "a by 10 feet, in good order, which viii
be sold separate, with the land now used for the
purposes of the shop.
No. z. Is Lot so feet front by I25
feet deep and is improved by DOUBLE
HOUSE, 80 by % feet, two and half stories
high with Pump of good water at the door.
and all in good order.
No. 8. Is a Lot SO feet front by 1875
feet deep, and is improved with DOUBLE
DWELLING HOUSE, 80 by % feet two and
a ha't stories high, with cellar underneath, and
Pump OF good water in the yard, all in good
order
No. 4. Is Lot 81 feet front BY 1875
ieet deep, improved with Dwelling HOUSE,
10 by 10 feet, two and u half stories high, will,
Kitchen attached, II by IL feet, in good order.
No. 5. Is a Lot 20 feet front BY 1876
feet deep, improved by a Dwelling HOUSE, l6
by IA feet, two stories high, in good order.
No. 6. Is a Lot 80 feet front BY 70
'eet deep, and improved by Dwelling HOUSE,
y by 10 feet two stories high, in good order
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the
Decree, are as follows: 0ne-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale; one-tllird in six, and the Remaining one.
i third in twelve months from the day of Sale
he credit payments to bear interest from the
gay OF sale and to be secured by the Bonds Or
by the Trustee ii. McCUII L JTGH
July %, 1S65-ts. Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Notice to Farmers.

rTNIE subscribers have constantly on hand
L and for sale, the following valuable Fer
tilizcns vigi
Moro Phillips Super-Phosphate.
Baush Il Sons do.
Hemon 4 Co.'s do.
Pine Ground Bones (best quality.)
"A AZ" Mexican Guano.
Lodi Co.. s Poudrettc.
ALSO
Salt by the Sack, Fine and Coarse,
together with large stock of
Prime Ilerrings, Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel, ,.
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of al kinds in season.
SEED BUCkWHEAT.
Orders for Farming Implements
filled at Manufacturers prices.
ID. SCOTT Il BRO.
jane "a, 1864
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

BRICKS TRUMP In town not q
hundred miles from here, somewhat noted
for the number and proficiency of its game
sters, an incident occurred within the present
century worthy of mention. The wife of one
of these gentry suspecting that her husband S
absent moments in the evenings were not
spent in the most edifyiug and profitable
manner, went on tour of discovery, and
arriving in back yard of certain institu-
ton saw her ." lord and MASTER seated at
table, in company with several others, deep
ly absorbed in game Of 90 cents side
Getting in Coed " position" she planted
n brick in the midst of the enemy. This
caused slight commotion in the camp but
being unable to ascertain from whence the
shot came, they again took their seats and
continued their game. Directly another
" bat y fell among them, quickly followed
by several others. At this stage of the affair
the recreant husband "smelt mice" and
made prccipitate retreat from the room, and
in the utmost confusion made his way up the
back stairs to bed Here the curtain is
dropped, and the reader is left to his imagi.
nation for the remainder of the scene.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
A CoLLIsIos.-A collision betwee

A CoLLIslos.-A collision between
two freight trains occurred at Charlestown,
in this county, on Tuesday evening last. A
freight train going south, to get out of the
way of the accommodation train OF that
place, passed over on to the north track, in.
tending to return to its proper track few
hundred yards below but while doing so
train loaded with government horses APP
preached from the south at full speed, and
before either train could be stopped they
collided, damaging the engines, throwing
four cars from the track and demolisbing
three ofthem, and instantly killing the color.
ed man in charge Of the horses. The engi.
neers and firemen of both trains jumped from
their engines and escaped injury. None
of the horses were killed, though several
were cut and bruised. By this mishap the 9
O'Clock train was detained about five hours.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
BUSINESS CHANGE.-trr. 3. ]. Bin,

BUSINESS CHANGE.-fr. B. j. Biug,
as will be seen in another column, has con-
cluded to change his place of business, and
introduces DR.. Edwin T. Darby, "a gentle
man of known integrity and thorough capa-
bility,' to the public as his successor. DR..
Bing has been in Elkton about three years,
and his skill in the dental art has gained for
him high reputation, and built up an es-
tablished and certainly a remuneratiys bust
ness; and our wonder is that the DR.. has
resigned it. We wish him success where err
he may go, and bespeak for his successor, a
gentleman in every way worthy, the same
liberal patronage which has been extended
to DR.. Bing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Gbe nlarkfts.

H8- Deaths and Marriages inserted in this pape,
without charge but Obituaries either prose or
must be paid for ~ ADVANCE at the rate Of pei
word for prose and two cents for poetry in order
secure publication.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Female College,
BOrdentown. N. j.

vTNHIS Institution is situated on the Cam.
l. den and Amboy Railroad, q hours ride
from Ncw-York, and II from Philadelphia.
It's location is unsurpassed for beauty and
heahhfrflness. Special attention is paid to
the common and higher branches Of English,
and superior advantages furnished in Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting,
and French. Tho institution is strictly a
family School, where the most careful parents
may feel safe in placing their daughters.-
The Fall Term COMMENCES September 18TH
For catalogues address
REV. JOHN II. BRAKELEY. A. M,
June "a, lS65-3m President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
SPLENDID HARNESS We were show,

SPLENDID HARNESS - We were shown,
day or two since, splendid set of Double
Harness, manufactured at the establishment
of Mr.. John Perkins, jr., in Elkton, for Dr.
B. j. Bling. The workmanship is of the
finest and best order, and the material used
in its manufacture is of the best quality
1t is elegantly mounted with silver, and
taste and skill are displayed throughout its
entire quitting up" This harness will cost
-, Doctor about S2l2,-evidently the most
elegant and costly ever made in Elkton.-
The workmanship on this harness is that
of Mr.. John s. Kessler. frst.class work.
man in the employ of Mr.. Perkins, which
certainly does credit to him, and will in no
wise detract from the established reputation
of Perkins harness mandatory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

A SPECIMEN OF The
following order was picked up in the street,
few evenings since, by one of our employ
ees, who, being struck with its grammatical
construction and novel photography, request.
ed its publication. We editors are generally
very obliging so much so that we some
times comply with even the requests of the
"DerH" So here is The order rerbatim,
ct literatim, ct punctuatim:
poneds of levie sugger wone ponle Of
wight in poundes of wrie coffee in hafe a
korter of black tee in curt of vineger in tow
ponds of larde in hafe corter of alospice
in 2 ponds of sope in pounds of cler starge
in 2 ardes of black
And here it stops. Unfortunately there is
no name signed to it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
Something New and Important.

CEND age, description and twenty. five
~ cents for the photograph of your future
husband or wife. A. h. NICHOLSON,
Box 2207 Philadelphia, Pa.
July Is, 1S65--lm'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26

NEW YoRK, July 25.
Cotton heavy and lower. at 46647c for mid
ding
Flour more active and l0@l5 better at Sc 60
az 10 for extra state; Sc 55@6 o. for common
to medium extra western, 81 50@s 30 for com
mon to good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, and s. eO@s IS for trade brands, mar
ket closing firm, with no sellers At the inside
quotations.
Whisky firmer at So ll02 IL for western.
Wheat Base better: Winter red western
81 5O@l 81; Racine spring$l 36@r 80; Mil
waukee club Sl42@l 46; amber Michigan
81 1891 40, 81 % for winter red St,te, 81 $50
2 for white western; amber Milwaukee. 81 500
81 , and 81 80 for white Michigan.
Corn active and 2@3c better at s4@s5c for
unsound $685. for sound mixed western and
S3ds4c for mixed western nearly yellow clos
ing firm at the latter price. Rye scarce and very
firm: western 96c@Si. Barley dull. Oats lc
better; western 6l "a 63c.
Coffee dull. Sugar quiet at 1891 for Rico,
l0l6@l3 for Muscavado. and 1904 for Ha-
vsns. Molasses dull
Wool dull.
Petroleum quiet at 3l932c for crude, a. q
Sac tor refined IN bond. ana 6S(d73c do free.
Hops firm at l0@35c.
Pork opened heavy and lower and closed firm
new mess $50 00@3l 90, $27 50@29 90 Tor
63-'64, do cash and regular way, closing at
S3l O0 tor cash. S23 50@24 90 for prime. and
S25 00@25 so TOR prime mess Plain mess
beef $40 OO@l4 90: extra mess, Sl2 GOALS
90; beet hams scarce and quiet. at 27@27 soc.
Cut meats firm at l5@l7c for shoulders
aud 1919 @23c tor hams. Bacon; 1914 @lsstc
for Cumberland cut; l31sc for long ribbed. and
l4@l for short ribbed
Lard higher at l7Il@23I4c. Butter quie, at
2O@27c for Ohio. and 2S@34c for State.
Cheese quiet at 9@l5Isc for common to prime
Wv YORK MONEY MARKET.
NV YORK, July %.
Money. active and iirmer at 6G7 per cent
Sterling steady 1883 dl09 for frat class bills
Gold without decided change, opening at 81 q
and closing AT 81 431s.
Stocks shade firmer.
LArrR.-Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange
tonight at Sl43i6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26

NnwsEas. N. c., July 2l.-Col. David Hea
ton, Treasury agent, 10 now receiving at this
point. Gar shipment North. superior quality Of
copper. which the rebel Govern pent obtained
fron mines near Charlotte. N G. There are
also large quantities of iron. lead. coal and sui
phur to DC shipped North
Tbs gold and silver mines in this State are
nov being worked by se2roes. Who are accumu-
lsting fortunes
Col. Heaten 10 also receiving large quantities
Of Confederate cotton. which,. forwarded North
BY sverv steamer
The Raleigh Progress say: The nstive elc-
ment. including the srstocraey, are growing
moTs defiant every day. and now openly threaten
TO hang Union Rea and negroes as soon As the
troops are Withdraw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
COM N e RCiAL.
~ rsLraRArs.


Cincinnati Market.
CIScrssArI. July Is.
Fonr excited and prices 90 unsettled thst no
accurate quotations can be given; 81 I5@e
asked for super6nc at the close.
Wheat advanced prime to choice red 81 80
white is held at 81. Rye firm at CSC. Oats dull
AZ %. Corn dull and nominal; ear and
shelled 65@6sc; prime white 50. Oats advanced
to sac.
Whisky firm at So 10 Cor western.
Provisions quiet
Mess pork quiet; city sold at $29 90.
Prime mess is held at $40. Bulk meats
quiet. Shoulders l5ls@l5a Sides 1914 q
l615.
Bacon-Shoulders lie.
Lard firm and not offered.
Butter 20@26c. Eggs 20.
Sugar l4@l7c Coffee 29G32c. Molasses
dull. Cheese l5c.
Gold 81 1901 421a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BLAKK's MILITARY AsKScY.-Army Officers
having reports TO make 70 the Departments a.
Washington will find at my office Mr.. Durfeld.
who has for two years been engaged in this bust
ness and has never made report but was ap-
proved at Washington. Officers who desire
Afhdavits and Pay Accounts, can obtain them
promptly made out. warranted correct. Mr..
King. formerly OF the Paw and Adjutant Gene
rails Departments, superintencs this business
Blanks Of all kinds on hand. Instructions given
Without charge. Office opposite Major Dunn 8
United States Mastering and Disbursing Office,
No 70 West Washington street. neI, Masonic
Hall J. W. BLAKE,
Late Colonel Fortieth Indiana vols,)
2i-6 Attorney and Claim Agen,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
The Presideas Going Hastward.Ihc
Horrors ~. OomsoB~ feescseo
IN Georgia.

NV Yo.r. July 25.-The Express states that
p,e.is.nt Johnson anticipates journey eastwar
and viii be the guest OF eminent citizens OF this
city.
The Macon Telegraph of the 18th warns the
.atborities that unless attention is Greeted At
once to the conduct Of the freedmen. the hor
rers Of The ST Domingo massacre will DE re-eo
ac.sd in Georgia: and the Atlanta Intelligencsr
Assses With the above paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
Had Treatment OF the Negroes On
charleston Denied.-t = bines Meet
inR.

Had Treatment OF the Negroes tn
charleston Denied IL abines Meet
ing.
INV YoRK, July IS The Posts wash
inston special says: Cabinet meeting Was
Aeid to-day.
Ben. G. Pressly Was to day appointed Assis-
tant Treasurer at Charleston.
Gov. Perry has returned to South Carolina 10
urge forward the reconstruction OF the State
CovernDeot.
The Charleston Courier cautions the Northern
people against believing reports Of i'll treatment
OF the negroes in that State. and OF disagreements
between the freedmen and their late masters, ss
We learn, says the Courier. the new system OF
labor 10 working admirably.
Our Custom House officers. suspecting emf
grants OF smuggling, have been making raids
upon their baggage. and after greatly brighten
Ing these poor people. who tbougnt they were
being robbed and personally ipjuring them in
some instances, the officers came to the conclu-
sios that no smuggling VAS done by them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
Patents Issned-TFtaI 81 Captain
WeFtZ

wAsaIseroS. July 2S.-one hundred and
eighty four patents we're issued to day.
Preliminary measures are in progress for the
trial Of Captain Werts. formerly in charge Of
Andersonville prison. large number of Wit
nessss have already been summoned. and letters
are received constantly from those Who possess
-lsdgs Of the eruelties pesctced on Union
-isoners by this rebel commander.
number Of leading railroad men from 'ne
South are here on business connected win 'nef
respective companies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26

tH Another .erioss accident occurred in the
firing OF the salutes at the Sherman Rect ption
Yesterday, in which Albert Dunlap. q member of
the Fourth Indiana Battery, had his hand blown
away and his arm badly torn by the premature
discharge OF the cannon This 10 the third man
that has met With q similar accident within the
past few weeks with the same piece The in
jured man was taken charge Of and his injuries
promptly attended to. Ii is thought amputstion
will not be necessary Inflammation can be kept
down.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26

xrnraIs. July 2S.-In Arkansas and Mi'sis-
sipss Bottom disease broke out among the cat
tIe. horses and hogs. and has ragged for some
tixs. the snimsls dying from "a to ~ hours
afs<r the attack. Il is supposed that the disease
~s caused from black gnats. which sere very
shick some time since There has been great
Loes OF stock Men have also been attacked BY
The came disease. caused from doosorng cattle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26

Euarxa i-Tnx ISrALLrBIs HAIa REsroas-
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to lie natural color. mot dying curing
all Diseases Of the scalp, preventing the hair
from falling Of. giving IL softness and gloss
that nothing el.e can produce. Prce 81 % per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
j. r Senour, druggist. Bates House Block.
agent. sod-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-26
~ The following lots have been sold in tn,

~ nc IUITU"IUg Iots HhVe Uetn soIu IN thc
Crown Hill Cemetery:
DR. VIM. n. Duztn. STO0: DR.. John NJ Gas
ton. Sl2l; A. and A. Reinken, sass; Henri
West and q A Ferguson. $40: John n.
Brsmwell. 1890; d. L Mcfarland, $3.50: John
Helm. &255; Ephralm Colestock, $50; David
fatum. $50: Victor Shaw, $50: Augustus Bren-
ninser. $50; } J. Cooper. S294: II Gesel h Co.
$3ll; Vim ID. Wood. 500; J. d. Vinnedge.
$500; W W. Vents. 3l77: l. NJ Phipps, S47 );
Peter Goth. $40; Conrad Gardner, $3.50; Dr. I.
A Johnsons heirs, $3.50.