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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

The beauty and extreme decaey Of the female organ
zaOn. 70 say nothing OF rs Psychological chsrsctsris-
tics are sufficient indications that u sub 20 forms
OF disease and notifications peculiar itself. The
physician Of the present day does encounter any
more forms Of Uterine diseases than did the 81
ty years ssV but o~ing 20 the present social condition
Of woman her diseases Increased 20 Frequency and
the truth Of this assertion the melancholy By
consumption bear ample witness.
At the American Uspenssry treat by
new method and with the hsppiest results Prolap-
snS Uterf, falling q the womb Erupuons Of The
skin, Chio,o-s' or Green siokness-eh.raeserized by
xessirrn, absent Nenstruation; Anenorrhea Re-
tsnon Of the ksnses: Dysnenorbea painful and DIM
cult hov 81 the Msnse; Aenorhag1s. rrofnss Mem
stru.or eochorrbea excessive snd altered sscre-
uO Of the muc1s-genersly white % nearly coloress
and transparent.
met with In Females OF all ages. whether married
married; and 20 married Females would ssy that there
are many ON forms OF ae.e, pec1inr 20 your sez-
diseases Of Pregnancy Parturitsn, and Lsctafon, Of
shich space viii not admit calculation. omit n for
The councii chamber. adding but cises-e
TIL: ana thai !. iernic.eis one-Ciosrsten efths
n voc are s c,ed -iih organic weakness or sry as
senbi@gs Of nored phenouens - this chs sc.sr yeu
have no tine 20 spare, but apply md csi
ad To late 20 arrest the disease 81 least posi-
Die to paiaie the synpons ard thus moohe the path
way untirnsiy grave.
In majority Of Instances these diseases hav. made
considerable progress before the patent becomes asr
ed In some eases enAciation 10 the FIRST indcsop
a strsen ne .itent"n Of u patent. frisnd. Az
fearful significance o. the word ''wss'ing" only
CONSTITUTES the leading feature. bat she earliest and
m-st omRoos symptoms ~ ConsEmpiiol examples %
which are inv srisby met with yOrng ladies' no
gifted with high intellectual endo~nenfs, refned se
comp ishnents and eyes flashing vth unnatural bril-
sacy-not regarding Thee f0dcstisns being lho-s
% ncpieui disease. bat those Of personal charms.
True, sss. the poe; sings
..Corsunpsions' ehe>k Bs'sr looks more pare.
And lovely, than when past ell cure,
Ard yet that bloom, - fresh 90 still,
Has lent it's feetinx aid 20 ALI.
And speaks. 10 those rho wsaeh lie hue.
Nsekness des'h and suffering too.
rhoagh Who. jast viewing srght 60 fair.
Could dream that death these,'
Address y. o. Box lacf
T@0fce hours from A N 10 fP. NJ Room NJ.
2s5s vesssngton Street, indianapolis, Indiana.
febl6-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

hrs Austin, sho lives 90 Meridian street, De
tseen Pearl srd Maryland, vas ~ cked out OF
too hundred dollars last night by scamp named
Youag Nr. Ausiin has punber OF rooms
.hich she lets out TO dodgers. Young. who sas
a compOsitor ~ The Sentinel Office, bad occupied
one OF thee for some time. and or the strength
Of his scoa sintance bDrrOwe1 tao hundred dol
lar. from Ter or the rreteDce that be vas called
uppn uuexyecfejly TO- ply some money; and as u
was after b,uk hours he could not get it until
this morning She let him have t. After be
hsd zone out With the money she repeotef OF
shat she hsd done To see II be all right
She sent 60 hs room 10 look al his wardrobe, aud
f,upe that bis clio he were gone SIC then went
70 he Sentinel elise aud learned that Young
h4d quit sofk there. and was about leaving the
citv Pursuing her search she finally found him
IN the street. .nd dem .ade'i the money. tie re
turned % the house 9Th her making the afi
-,rsigh. With ANY promises. aud fer his al
there be thought OF a freud Of whom be could
res the tooney Tor her at ooce. They started in
search 81 tbs friend. bat on getting down stairs
Young legs hecame shecied aud tan aSay -ith
him, sud slough pursued bs several gentlemen
he e-caped M Austin aud her child watched
for him At the depot all night. The trek a
villainous one. and it il TO be hoped that Young
wili be taken and made 10 disgOrgs
EJ~ard ID Young, the person referred TO in
the above article from The G4zette worked "a a
compositor on TIE DAILY Sentinel from June.
l-64 TO sithin couple Of weeks. he - from
H.gersrown. Maryland Besides cheating Mrs
Austin. as above slated, he owes her. We are nov
told. seventy doll-rs tor the rent OF her rooms.
aud az hear VI a number Of deb's he has lett un-
pdd We are told he lett last night on the Belle
font4iue train We hope printer will pass him
round-give him resting place in any printing
office. until he refunds to the widow ustin every
cent he has swuded her out Of
Eiward d Young stands about Eve feet six
inches. dark hair and eyes-eyes very large and
remarkable: dark sandy mu.tsches; mole on the
right cheek: we'll formed. and wthal very good
looking and sweet" talking person; well
dressef-back brosdcloth suit and black felt bat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

The follo.ing il the copy of a letter Just
is,nei from the treasury department:

The follo-ing ia the copy of letter Just
issnei from the treasury department:
OFFicI OF internal REVENUE
wAsHISGToS. March 10
Sra The folioring il copy Of section OF
The late set Of congress. approved on the 81 IN
slant:
Section AID be IL further enacted. That
from ard AFTER the passage OF this act. the pro
Siso 10 sectou 100 OF the act 20 which this set
10 an amendment -hsll Dot be held Ia spoly 10
Iuci or matches. friction matches. or other arti-
cles made in part Of wood aud u~ei for ike pur-
po.e-. nor 20 cigar lights and taper-
You will observe that. N consequence Of this
provision of the isw, lucifer AID friction matches
exposed to sale without being STAMPED are li,ble
TO SEIZURE. notwithstanding her importation
from Canada. or other foreign countries. and
their sale in the crieinsl packages Whenever
you hnd packages OF matches. large or small.
offered ior sale without being stamped. you
should, therefore. i@mediitely sere The same.
aud proceed 20 enforce che penalties OF the Law
Yours resDectfulls
Joe J. LAWS. Comuissionsr.
To Collectcr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

been exchanged. There IL reason to believe.
hosever, they sere only psroled.
The Commercials special says The Wishing
ton Chronicle has another peace article TO csy
shich is regarded az significant. 10 view Of For
news intimate relations With The president
There il q growing conviction that the leaders
on both sides have nov IN discussion some
project which points towards suspension Of hos
ulities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

LOUISVILLE. March "a The sanitary com
mission are sending large supplies of provisions
and clothing TO meet the union prisoners who are
aboui being exeh,rgei at Vicksburg. instead OF
Ess port. as heretofore stated.
The notorious guerrilla Hodge, who killed Do
poster was captured by Robs scouts near Gar
neitsvlIe. and brought here this morning He
is severe. perhaps MORALLY. wounded
Magruder continues 20 grow worse, With but
slight probability OF recovering.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
Irasn lairn

Cane, March "a Sir hundred and ninety
bales of cotton passed for 81 Louis.
Middling is quoted at thirty cents at Memphis
New Orleans dates of the l9.h says: The
rebels sre in large numbers 40 Ale1andria, Ia 4,
and are strengthening Fort DeRussey, Red
river
A MstamOrss correspondence says: The rebel
General Slaughter has prohibited the circulation
OF our new spapers in Texas.
A report reached Memphis from Holly Springs
that Mobile was evacuated. aud the city, with an
immense quantity of cotton and implements of
var now in our possession.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
PROFESSIONAL.
R y NJ O v a L.
Doctor WIN. THOM son,
Has REMOVED his OFFICE FRox
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

. !. !. !.
XNTHERE HI WILL CONTINUE
w 10 treat and Private n
Diseases, 10 all their species, stages, II
ranihcsfions and phases. -
Dr. Wm. Thomson vii give 20
each patient written instrument. ~ ~
binding himself 70 effect radical
and permanent. cure, or make mol ~
charge.
DR. Vim. Thonsen has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases
speciality since the year s5l-three years IN the city
buffalo, \. eisht years in Chicago H. and two years
in Peoria. Ill During eight years practice In Chicago
H.. he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. W. Thomson. in hfs practice for Scrofua. Rhec-
matte aud general diseases Of the blood. Fumga-
ting yspOr Path Of the most kind in
tion with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-GbGse
This solitary vice, deprsved sexual indulgence, Is
prsctced 81 the youth Of both 20 almost I'M
Limited extent, producing with unerrng certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless conbsed by
scientific medical measures, viz. Ssllcw countenanos
dark spots nnder the eyes, pain Ia the head ringing IL
the ears and noises like the rustling Of leaves and
ting of charots, uneAsiDess about the l0ns
the limbs, confused vision bluned intellect loss Of con-
fdence ddence in approaching strangers dislike 10
form acqusintaDces, disposition TO shun society,
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pmples and various erup
tons sboE; the face fuTred tongue night swest fed
breath coughs consumption, ronomana, and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms. should immediately apply to DR.. VIM.
Thomson for relief.
N6-o1ce AVID Consultation Rooms No. % South Del.
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
p. o. Box 1850. jsne4-dly
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oil on Pogue's Hun

Your notice, Mr. Editor. published in Satur-
day mornings issue of the indie atoms of petro-
leum OH the farm of Mr. Delzel, in this vicinity
has stirred up quite an excitement among that
class " our citizens who are labOring under the
premonitory symptoms OF the prevailing cpl
demic-,he OIL fever When first heard the re-
port of "Oil on Pogue's Run" | gave it but lit
tie attention, supposng that we were so near the
eastern margin OF the oil basin. that petroleum
was not probability IN this region. vas, how
ever, induced 10 visit the suspected spring last
week. aud 4 confess my surprise at huding all the
indicatiO OF oil as strongly marked "a al any
place have ever observed. The spring il stu
ated on the south side OF PDgue's Rln, about
Sky rods soGth of the Belletontaine railroad
aud Pendleton gravel road. The spring does
not afford vefy large stream OF water Il rises
through small assure in very compact blue
clay. aud ia ,bles OF gas are constantly escaping
with tie water.
We pissed an iron rod to the depth of eight
fee into this fssure With the effect of provoking
a greatly increased flow Of gas, which lied the
air for -ever3l rods around with the peculiar odor
of beI zine The oil. which forms film over
The SUI face Of the water and Is observable T. T
some rods below The spring, has the same smell
That the Odor should resemble benzine rather
thsn crude petroleum. is n singular tact. aud ln
wolves a question whIch as yet rem aims unsolv ed
pact character Of the clay forbiddins the passage
oi the crude oil. and permitting oulv the finer and
more volatile parts OF II To escape.
BE this rs il NAV. the evidences Of mineral oil
at this spring il uamstaksble nor is this con
iued TO this single spring. Several wells IN the
vicinity are reported By their owners as becoming
oily and having b I'd smell ia the DRY season of
the year. These phenomena have been noticed
for several years. but would probably never have
attracted attention bad not The present oil excite
ment called il Ia them
The underll Ing rock at Indianapolis, as was
demonstrated by the boring at the grounds of the
Insane Asylum. - black bi,uminous slate. the
equivalent of the NJ TceIlus slate Of the New
York geologists This ia ire lower oil bearing
rock OF the Pennsy lvabiu and Ohio oil region.
This basin, Occurring so near the eastern limit Of
this rock. will probably tie nall in its surface
dimensions The depth. and the supply OF oil
TO he derived from IL, are questions that csn be
settled only by boring. We are pleased to learn
that the spring has been secured by those Who
will thoroughly test the question of oil on
Pogue's run. Success TO them L Il.
University, NJ Irch %. 1865
We understand quite a party are going out 10
the D-lzel farm THIS afternoon to make An ex
animation of the indications of SAID spring
amongst whom will he several scientific genie
men both from the cits and from distance " {
think the feg minutes drive will be amply re
paid, the oil indicaio ions are said TO be quite a
curiosity
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Philosophy Of Marriage.
1--WE PRorRIKToRs oRrnE NEW roRK nc.

gUvuF PRorRIEToRs oPrHE NEW YoRK MUSEUM
j Of Anatomy hsvs d~serninet. regardless e
psnss 70 issce lree for the beasEt of suffering Ia
manly AID suppression o. quseksry fosr q their
interesting and Instructive Lectures msrr and Ia
dsquslihcst0ns- Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhsod. n1eessios. veaknsss
Depression poteoey. Loss - Kerry and Manly Pow
err the great Social Fv sad those MssfA vhsh rrsrlt
from Youthful soiles ezee.es Of nsisrsy. o. ixnorsnes
Of Physiology and Laws Of Ssfnrs-
These tnvalusble Lectures have bees The means Of
enghtering and ssyins hoas4nts. and wi - f.rwart
sary, Nsv Tea ensrsn q AAsso9y 49, nsdc1ss. ele
Hrosdpsy, Nsv Tors yxz6l-1ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

MErRoPoLIrAN THEATRE Miss Olive Logan
decidedly obtained dnuble triumph list night
ia her character OF actress and 0athOTeSs The
production OF her new play greeted by one
of the best. IL not the best. houses OF her en-
gagement. and We consider it one OF the best
PLAYS put upon the stage of our theatre this
sol. Her performance Of the Heroine was a
most excellent piece of acting throughout the
play and she was generally we'll supported by the
company. It will oe repeated to night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

GREAT DECLINE IN Day GooDs AT Tyler =
Bee Hive all goods we're IN 'rked down last even
ing TO keep pace With the fall in gold We
ASSURED that. to-day. all goods will be sold
twenty to fifty per cent less than could have
been bought one week ago. The Bee Hive re
eeives dispatches dsily from Mr. Tyler who Is in
the east, aud will follow strictly the lowest
markets
Go the Bee Hive before buying dollars
worth OF dry goods 2i-n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

CASE LIscH. Feather Renovators. 295 East
Ohio street To all whom il may concern.
This IL TO certify that the above firm renovated
bed Of feathers for me. and take pleasure in
saying the benefit realized by the process far sur
passed my most sanguine expectations Wherein
they were dirty and sad. they are now clean and
lively as new feathers can possibly be
25-3 DR. II. II. MoORE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
The STOCKHOLDERS ARE THE VERY BEST
CAPITALISTS IN THE STATE.
ID / 4. @ @ I @ Il - /.

James NJ. Ray. Cashier Of State Bank;
Thomas h. sharpe Of Fletcher sharpes Bank, lndi-
annapolis;
Alfred Harrison. OF Hsrrison's Bank. Ind annapolis;
wrn II. English, President OF First National Bank, lDd
annapolis;
wn \. Hubbard, OF Ctisen's National aux. Indiana
polls:
j. II Baldwin, of. II. Baldwin a Co, lad snspelis;
Geo Merritt. Of Merritt COughiin, Ind;
thsries H. Raymond, Of Morris. GOODMAN Co, Indi-
annapolis
Y. 3. Msrtibdse. Ind anapolis
Jesse l. William, Banker. Fort Wayne, Ind:
Gep W. kahbone President Of Branch Of Bank Of State,
Evansville. lpd
L. G. Warren, Banker. Tsrre Hsute, Ind.
Join W. Burson. CASHIER Of Branch Bark, hunc.e Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

.E Its very nice thing TO sell goods and
groceries on a rising marker. bat when YOU we
boue hi with gold at 80. il IL rather hard To sell
with il under so Our dry goods and grocery
men. some OF them. look rather blue about these
times: the prices are daily going down ard
down. and the trouble il to know how much
lower thew will 60. Goods aud groceries are GER
tainly selling day lower than they were
bought. and this will continue until the stool il
exhausted or goli rallies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

Nav York. NJ .rch 24.-The navy depart
ment has information that all naval officers de-
liyered 20 Rear Admiral Thatcher a, Red river.
Eeoruars 20. have been exchanged.
Acting Rear Admiral Lee reports that the ~
officers and men delivered at the mouth OF RED
river. February 23th. and sent to Cairo. have
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

az To day the republicans bold nm election
to nominate candidates for the CITY offices A
. nomination IL tsntamount TO election, there
is quite spirited contest going on between the
asprants. There are nearly enough csndids'e-
for the various Offices 10 fill the quota OF the
city st the coming drafr-they nearly all
sble-bodied men, in favor OF holding the city
Offices, but opposed 20 carrying muskets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

RELleIous NoricK Rev Mr. Hes,er's sermon
on UniseSsslism. delivered last S.tbath evening
in Wesley Chapel. will be reviewed to morrow
evening. in College II H. by Rev. B. r Fos'er
A discourse will be delivered in the morning 1T
lOi9 o'clock, by request. uooa the scared con
science"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

kF PAYERS are much needed in the city
There is q demand for a goody number at 81
per day. The street railroad company can give
employ ment 10 a large number. in fact the
finishing Of the new tracks now being laid are
delayed for the wsnt OF PAYERS The city coun-
Gil have also ordered the paving OF several streets
which will give employ ment to an indefinite
number of good workmen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

tB Winter still fingers 10 the lap OF spring
The weather for the last t~o days has been a.
ehsngeable a. the smiles OF the veriest coquetie
Clouds and sunshine-rnin aud snow-frost and
genial spring. all by turns. in very short space
Ct time. The almanac SAYS: about this time
look out for another spell Of weather-the al
msnac generally tells the truth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

FINE FURNITURE At Auction "A L Hunt &
Co. will sell at their rooms. No. Is E,st Wash
ington street, this morning at 9ls O'Clock. -
choice lot of furniture and household goods con
sisting Of hair cloth. cane and wood seat chairs.
and roe kers. sofas French bedsteads. marble top
centre table bureau. what not. tables. mattresses
sofas lounges. cookstoves. carpets. side
saddle, two sewing machines. five oil paintings.
knives and forks, plated spoons and forks. table
cloths &c
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1913

- There will be a meeting OF the democrat
in L,xrence township. At the precinct. March -
ls65 at o'clock . for the purpose OF nom
mating township ticket.
~ order of the township committee
2i-2 A. Cosy. Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
sEv IoRg MONTY MARKET.

NV fohA nONhi
NEw YoRK, March "a
The following gold and stock reports have
beer obtained from parties who received mes
sages from New York via Montreal:
Money active 1T per cent. Sterling firm At
1000 1891 for first class bills.
GuId lower bur very irregular and unsettled,
ope'ing at SOS. fell tn 81 473s. advancing to
81 52Is and closed ct 81 5514.
Government stock rather easier and stronger:
L. : g. 81 coupons los; 20s registered los:
90 coupons, ne~ issue. 1851 Cumberland 81
\ Y. Central 6e34.
LATER Gold riosed at Gallagher's exchange
last night at 81 81, closing at 1854.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

gE- The street railroad company have pnr-
chased the property adjoining their stable on
Loulsians and Tennessee streets, and will i'm
nediately erect a large additional building to toe
used for a depot for cars. repair shops, black
smith shop. comp,nv's general office. etc at n
cost OF SONS 100000 The improvements OF
the company an indication that they intend
20 make the street railroads permanent institu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
from Quebec.

QUEBEC. March "a "A telegraph despatch
from Halifax says the government Of Nova SEQ
tia in abandoning the hope OF an early union OF
the provinces, will submit to scheme for the
federation of the maratime provincesonly and
proceed with certain public works left while the
larger scheme was pending.
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cod u

Eos RKST We have nice cottage house TO
reut at SO per month, in convenient part OF
The city Small cheap houses for s,ie ia all
parts OF the city. nice residence for sale on
North Illinois street IL great bargain
Gil at ga, East Washington street
Tom 4 NtsRs
m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
lrcle. the fashionable

- Rhodius, of the Circle. the fashionable
place of resort for all that love good liquors, is
in receipt of the best of ale. both on rsughi and
=, bottles. superior article of old copper dis
hIled whisky. apple brandy. and other fne Ii
.dors. His restaurant i supplied with all kinds
ut game in season, and his cook prepares il in
tie highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

REAL ESTATE TR.NsFkKs.-Deeds for the iol
lowing property were lett with the auditor yes
rerday tor transfer:
Spsnu 4 Smith TO Holden Harvey 33i, by SO
feet OF lots ~ and a. in West heirs addition
Price f25O
Madison PARIS 90 William E'ten. lot IL in
the town OF Ns~ Bethel Pnce 5000
Richard X ,ley.to Weslev Eaten. Is sores
IN the south east quarter OF section -. Ia
toxn Is narth. OF range > east Prce 5000
Elishs Parker to Thomas ID. Sl-rp. lot 10
in Buffers subdivision of out lot leo Price
81 400
John A. Mann TO Leonidss II Cralley. the IN
divided two Thirds OF In, in NJ, kernsu subdi
vision o. out loi p Price 500.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

TABERsAcIE - Donadson's Combination
Troupe will give q series of their first class par
Tor entertainments az the above popular place OF
amusement. commencing Saturday evening,
March 25ih. 1865 embracing ballads. Duets
songs. scrobauc and gymnastic feats, comic
acts. negro comicslites. minstrel scenes, isrces
pantomimes dramas. zampilsroststion or flying
trspsze. &c. .&c The above troupe consists
of twenty first class versatile srtistes. Go early
YOU wish to secure seats. Price of admission
50 cents: children under twelve. half price
Doors open lat ! o'clock Performance com
mences At O'Clock. Blk open from , 10 p N
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given ths; the underlined has
been appOistec Adu nstrs' or ef the estate OF Al
gut wnkler. late Of Marion celntv. cecea ed. All
having claim against saf should Gle them
iinrd BY oath or Affirmation In the Clerks cice.
Tee estate 10 supposed TO be solvent
THKopoBE PfAFBLiN.
mar4~N Adnlnsscr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

II Hsrper's Monthly for April il for sale by
Mrs Thompson 4 Son II has several fnely ii
Illustrated articles One. The Petroleum Re
gion Of America," will attrrc, general attention.
as Il gives capital description of the oil wells
and the manner Of working them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

Dessar, Brother ( Co. the wholesale
dealers in piece goods and ready made clothing
have removed to No 90 Meridian street
Schnull's block, and they would be hsppy to see
their old customers. and dealers in general. call
on them and examine their extensive spring
stock 1916