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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25

i Hin lily OF Observation-Disclosures mas more
THAI four hundred hotels, and three thousand
coffee houses, inns and ginsshops. These are
open all night, as the inhabitants seldom 90
h." bed before two or three in the morning, and
durhg the wiuter scarcely sver remain in the
street The number of shops and magazines
ms four times greater than in st. Petersburg
I The Dutch war, steamer Watergous, Com
nander f. L, Gierling, arrived at Baltimore
on Fridry and was received with the usual
complimentary salute from the receiving ship
there. s
In the year 1860 the United States mails
between Washington and Richmond were car
rled by rail for $500 per mile yearly. For
tho same sefvice the Post Office Department
will sbef eafter pay but 5000 per miles.
a Young man named VIVA. Parker was MUIR
iered recently in Kinds county, Miss, at the
esdenoe of Col. VIM. Richardson, by q for
mer guerilla.
The grnpe rot is attracting the attention of
CINCINNATI borticultnrists. The dease has
broken out afresh, and seems to attack nearly
every variety. rs
Government sold hides, taliow, hos;>ar&e.
at Washington, tew days since, to the
amount OF $4,000.
Only sixteen rebel prisoners remain in the
hospitai p aalip Douglas, Chicago. The rest
b. All goa LONE.
q saja of valuable copper ore has been dis
c1Fesed III Lycoming county, on farm own
cd by Martin Caub, in Wolf township
Ten perfect Indian skeletons were recently
exhumed ic exeavating for the foundations of
house in LOWS, Canada.
7 Al, I'D
at Florence that they are now exported, ready
made, from London to the Italian capital.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad, in
Georgia, destroyed by Sherman when he
maEcnsd from Atlanta, has been repaired.
On the 22d day of August the people of
Roya lstone, Mass, will celebrate the one hun.
dredth anniversary of the settlement of that
town,
An agent of a house inNew York has al
ready made contract for 200 600 baskets of
peaches ia Kent and Sussex counties, Del.
Gen. N. B. Forrest has arrived at Memphis.
He is still suffering from his recent injuries
on The railroad
a company are digging for gold in
Vermont and meet with consideSS1
cess.
Kenneth Raypor, the we'll know
Carolina politician, has been pardoned\
President.
Ia Cincinnati they send Migrants to
for one year.
The British Museum will probably 81
open to the public on Sundays.
In Mobile they have reg ularly orga
Oan'tsget- away Club.
The anniversary OF Napoleons murder
soemuized at st. Helena.
Il is believed the ocean will arrest this
Petersburg plague.
One Hospital in London uses 81 900 pc
of beef year for beef tea
The Y elbow fever is ragsng at Vera q
John Bell and daughter are In Mas VII
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NIarskat's atarFh Snuff-Th bssi az
1xl idle SHOWN for curing Car RIB, 90 d IN the
head and tieodsch. an excellent Temedy f,s Ssre
Eyes Desli ess has been removed by il. iii,
recommended by many OF the best ply sicisns, aud
is used With great success and satisfaction every
where. NJ. S. BURR & CO., rs fremont street,
General Agents. Sold everywhere. ~
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CHORE LfNE r AILwAY.-ersat Mai
ST. LoUls: =. 80 ~,

ST. LOUtS: '.' 80 -sya
y q G II a q r q AND Peep LE,S
k:NE. Leays on Saturday, ssh ips'., Z: M
Louis, Cairo, Memphis, and ell 5idter-
riaudiors-The ls, &c and swift-funning
= stesmsr HENRY AMES. Thomas Il
master, John n. Lesseuswnsth aoler k,
aasshoye, chayipg fps rooms and every !
e is calculated to make the trip . pleas-
~ = a%aSs5d 5ssSsd lsSzRH{f Z
pssasga. spplys on beard. W j
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rHIEsAGO AND ALTON RAILc
~ ROAD. 1.-THE only Road through from 81.
LOUIS TO Chicago without changs Of cars 1--WE
through Express Trains dsily. ~ I
The Omnibusss will cave the Ticket once,
,orner of Fourth and Pine. for the cars at East
III louis yas ifoio@s, crossing fhe upper Ferry
loot ri Oslr street:
rsing Express Sunday excepted, g a; NJ.
Nights Expire 10 Saturdays excepted. y 10 a. Al.
sunday, NIX, rsss, 2 10 A Nj. q
Making connections Ct Bloomington, in Unian
kDepot ithths Lilinois Central y ,ilroad for Las
a1e Nepdsts. Dixon, FrfsPort, Gsiena 40 Dua'
AZ Chicago fer Milwaukee. GAINESVILLE. Madi-
Pp6 Chian,. La Crosse ana q: Psui-
pt with Pittsburx and Fort Wayne
Central ana Mi shigan Sou .ht rn
Sehurs, Philsdelphia, Baltimore
q. Detroit, Niagara Falls, Hsm-
ortreal aud all points in Osns-
Gland, Buffalo, Albany New York
eping Cars on night trains.
Arooms can bs secured AZ the
aloen Cars on day trains.
to all points East via Chicsg
other rsutes. -,
ID through to all points.
O. 4B, corner Fourth and Pine,
under The PlsMers Asuse, where AZ intormation
respecting the different roates will ba cheelfu'iy
furnished. -
SH. KNIGHT assistant Supt.
49, l. L. DOWNS, TicketA Agent.
Freight Office. corner CARR, aad Aesee. fsl2 tt
ICHOR e EfNE II AILWAY.-Grss Mail
- Roua between New York, Providence and
i3aston, three DAILY Trains, leaving New fork,
orner of swepty-seventh street and Fourth
renue, at A NJ, 4as5s aud p. n.
ghis new and popular route between New York
BOSTON Is by lar the most delightful Between
10 great cities, skirttng "a d, does the shore
4enR IslaHd 8nnnd and Nsr-aganseSt Bay, be-
yancs TO travellers, y aud aBordiag a fns
rssze nssrly the entire route.
epdid sleeping cars attached to al night
'la Hss#-' dSqJ3 Ley . IL ruinD
II as F. J. CALHOUN, Spp't
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For Freight or Passage (having fms accom-
modations apply to Henry Winsor u Ca.
1872 = nth Delaware A, euue. 3
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nHIO RlVER.-Atlsntic and Mississippi
~ Steamship Company connects with the Il-
nois Central Railroad. Leaves on Sunday July
9, at s O'clock P. NJ. For Louisville, Cairo.
Memphis, Picksburg, Natchez, Baton Rouge and
all intermediate lsndings-The new and splendid
% passenger steamer W. Z. CARTER, W. r. Holl-
craft, master, j. A. rstum. clerk will leave as
above. For freight or passage. apply on board,
or to
iy7 B. R. PEGRAM. Agent, IS Pow dras st.
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IrHEAPANDPLEAsANTs SUMMER

road.
| New York to Camden, from Pier North Riv.
Ter, daily at lo.45 A. M connecting with trains
for Red Bank. Long ranch, Manclieste Tom g
River Baraegar, and Tueksrton 4.5 P. NJ /; for
Highlands, Middletown, Red bank, Shrewsbury
Eatontown, Ocean Port, Branch Port, Long Branch,
Shark River, Farnngd4ie. squankum, Bergen,
NJ anohester, nna TINS RIVER. 70 at
/ Fare to LoBg Branch, ST..
The splendii steamer jesse Hoyt will leave as
above daily at IL A. M, for Camden direct
THROUGH IN FIVE hours.
Fare, 81; Excursion Tickets. good for days So.
+, ON Camden take the WesL Jersey Railroad
for Cape May and all parts Of West Jersey.
ie2 t. .f
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Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
ANA Bills OF Lading with their goods.
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LOB new YORK yIANEwPoRT

T. Fare Csbin Passage S5l Deck 81.
Cars leave the Depot of the Old Colony and
Newport Railway Company, corner OF South and
Kneeland streets, al s. 30 p. NJ. daily.
For the steamer METROPOLIS, Captain B.
Simmons, on Mondays " ednesdsys and Fridays
Passengers by thi route can take 4.5o r. Nj
Express Tram and arrive 10 Newport one hour
before the Steamboat Train, having lime to se-
cure state room aud make other preparations 70 :
the passage,
Passengers by this line going to Philadelphia.
Baltimore. Washington, Sc, can connect with
the New jersey or Camden & AmbIy Railroad
Baggage checked through.
GEORGE SHlvBRlCK, Agent.
jSStf No. 81 Washington st.
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Calling at Queenstown-The linn an Lin
ing SEMI W EEKLY, carrying the U. 8 Mails,
CITY OF CORk........ WEDNESDAY Juy. 10.
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, July IS.
GLEASON .,.,.....,.....".W EDNESoA July 20
CITY OF ASh!NGroN SATURDAY, Jaiy,
AT No0n from Pier Al North River.
BATES OF PASSAGE, So
First Cabio......-.S9o 90 Storage. 90
g to Londos......95 90 =" to London..3 "a 90
8 TO Psris........l05 90 O to Paris 40 90
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg
Brennan, DC !, SC, at moderate rates.
Passage by the mail steamers, sailing every
Saturday, payable in gold Passage by The MIDI
| week steamers, pavsble in U. S currency.
Steeraee passage from Liv erool or Qu' en-
town, $50 goi ,or it's equivalent Tickets can
be bought here by persons sending for their
friends.
For farther information, apply at the Com
panys's Offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent
Ill WALNUT Street, Phi la.
BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
DST MiSHIP LtEE, sailing from each
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Loug Wharf
Boston
The steamer NORMAN, Captain BaAer, will
sail from Philadelphia for Boston ON Saturday
July AID, at IL A, M, and steamer Saxton Cap
tain Mathews, from Boston for Philadelphia,
same day, at T. M.
These new and substantial steamships form a
regular line. sailing from each port psEctualiy
on Saturdays.
Frsiehts taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts
and Bills OF Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having fms accom-.
moda tions J apply to Henry Winsor u Ca.
1872 = nth Delaware A, euue.
NTarska.'s atarFh Snuff.-Th bssi az
| Nv 1. Ia e. en- Gf n IN tha
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FRlE RA,LWAY.-Train leave Depot
Ia foot of Chanb. rs St, via Pavoas Ferry. ~
100 Al nj. q Day Express for Qanardaigna,
Rochester Boff,ll, Salamanca and West Cons
meets at Buff4i, with Lake Shore ard Grand
Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great West 70 Railw ay. sf..l.3 q. .... d.
/ $50 M, Milk aad Way Train DALI, to Otis
vile 5"Sf .- et" t5- e.. is+
1000 A. M. Express Mail for Buff.io, connect
slug With Lake Shore Railway.
Nagbgrg ef u.s. 1891 55a1' e-
500 r NJ, Night Express for Canandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, and West.
500 P. NJ, LiShtoiuR Express, daily, or Ca
nsndsien&, Racsssstsr Buffaio. Salamanca Dun
,irk, and Wet. Connects at Bufal, with Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at Salas
manes with Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way. s9Asaad Kan L. !.
8 90 P. M Fnigrant Train daily, for Buffalo"
Salamanca, Dunkrk and West
HUGH Riddle Gen Sup't., New 7 ork
VIM. r. BARk, Gsn'l Pass Ag't, Nes York York
| aa20~
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There are over three millions of horses il
France !; in all the world about as, 0oo, 000al
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x+Ew YoRK ANDnAkLEm

In ROAD Arrangement OF trsihs, oonmen'
eng MONDAY, May s, 1865.
Nv Express Trains daily from New Y ork to
Albany and Troy and Saratoga, making direct
eohnections with the New York Central Railroad
tor all points West, aud at Troy with Nor thern
Railroads for all points North.
i The IL A. NJ. and 40 P. 81. Express Trains
for Albany and Troy ruo through without change
- LEAVE TWENTY SIX STREET.
SLOAN Mail Train tor Chatham, stopping at
1904. M. White Plains Train, Stopping at all
10 90 A. NJ. White Plains Train, stopping at ali
stations.
Ihsm West Moust Vernon, White Plains, and all
statiahs North.
| 4.49 P. NJ Albany aad Troy Express Train.
$40 r. M White Plains Train. stopping at all
stations
$40 P. NJ. White Plains Fraio stopping at all
stations.
$50 P. Mi Wiilisms' Bridge Train, stopping at
all stations. ..t-. ..
b Tickets procured and baggage checked, cor
| ner Twenty six ST.. and fourth ave, and all of
| the Offices of Westc1tt's Express 10 New York
and Brooklyn, to all points on this road and its
con ctions and bag gage checked from the resi-
dence to destination.
This road ia now in first rate order, and runs
through one of the fleet agricultural districts in
the State, and for safety, speed snd comfort'wil'
| cornpar q favorably with any other route a
!. Oh BUCKhOUI, Eng'r and 9en'i Supt.
| D. Barron, Asst dup't and Gent Freight
IAgent.-je5 If. y I'M -ie-7 @.
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iva B. R. PEGRAM. Agent, IS Pow ras st.


alxl Line Leave ON saturday, Sth inst. S P.
M. For St. Louis. Cairo, Memphis. Nstchtz Ba~
ton Rouge, and all intermediate landings--The
large snd commodious passenger steamer Mage
ENTA, Robert Getty, master M ID Csndif,
clerk, wilt leave as above, having hoe rooms and
everything that is calculated to make the trip a
pleasant one, BIO q is.- 4..
& ifF'Dr freight OF passage, apply on board. jy6
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BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA

These new and substantial steamships form a
regular line. sailing from each port psEctualiy
on SATURDAYS
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Frgights taken at fair rates.
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A TT ANTTC AND MississIPPI

A sTEAMSH.P G0.--Oon aec.s with the Iii
n0is Central Railroad Leaves Saturday. 9Th
inst, at s o'clock P. NJ, For st, Louis, Memphis,
Cairo, Cincinnati, Natchtz, Baton Rouge and sill
intermediate landings Thslfne passenger steam
e.H w leave Ts@ q. ooss Fol
passage, apply on board, or to
,ii8 B, B. PEGRAM, Agent 80 Poydras st.
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IXl Line Leaves on Saturday, July 8, at
N.csss Rcuss and III ipsr
mediate lapdingss The new and splendid pas
senger steamer HENRY AM S, Thomas u. Craw-
ford, master, ,boha n DBsavsuwor tb !; clark twill
leave as abovs. ME iA1av9s sra sTsdT vii
Fsfffei4at pr passage, apply on board: jys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
PROF ESSIONAL.
R y M . v n Il.
Doctor WIN. TknON SON,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 30 South Delaware Street,

. !.
XETHERE nix WILL CONTINUE
wv to treat and cure Private Va
Diseases, Ia all their species, STAGE n -~<3M
rsnifcations and phases. kE3 EXQ{A
DR.. VIM Thomson viii give 20 tfrS1kSE3x9&
each patient written instrument EA y ~
binding himself effect a radical Zs2 - C5l[l|c{<3
aud permanent cure, make no 80 So ~
charge esS$X<43><16<@ ~
DR.. Wan Thomson has made the . xa<flo |1
treatment Of Private Diseases aSSNX3X l<z{ K
speciality since the year ls5Ithree years In the city
Buffalo, n. eeht years in Chicago H. and two years
in Peoria, III During eight years practice In Chca
H., he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM Thomson Ia bis practice for Scroula, Rheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood Fumga-
ting vapor Bath Of the most ingenious kind IN couunc
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofSelf- abuse.
This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence l.
practiced by the youth OF both 10 almost
limited extent producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless CORRELATED by
scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ringing in
the and noises like the rustng of leaves and rat
Ting Of charot uneasness about the lon weakness OF
the limbs confused vision blunted intellect loss of
hdence diidence ia approaching strangers, dislike to
form acquaintances, disposition to shun society,
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pmples and various erup
tions about the face furred tongue night sweatS fed
breath, coughs consumption, monomania and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, the first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should immediatelyapply to DR.. Wm
Thomson for relief
Huy~ODce and Consultation rooms No. 20 South Dell
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
p o. Box 1850. janei-dly
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a scandal case.

For some weeks past. business man OF this
city has been paying considerable attention 10 a
blooming widow and his yisitations TO the house
where she boarded were frequent that there
was more or less talk about IL, the lady bOardcrs
of the establishment being somewhat indignant
In order 90 ascertain whether their suspicious
were correct, they determined upon plan which
should prove one thing or another. One evening
last week tho man of business was seen passing
into the house quietly and proceeding 10 the
room of his charmer This was between nine
and ten o'clock. Now was a favorable opportu-
nifty for the lady boarders TO unravel the mystery
and they were quick TO improve II. There was
TO be no sleep for their eyes until they witnessed
the departure of the man of business. Eleven
o'clock came and his footsteps had not been
heard: the clock struck twelve. hut the m an OF
business still fingered At this point the lady
boarders appoint ed a committee Of one to pro-
coed 70 the front door OF the dwelling. lock it
and secure the KEY. This duty she faithfully
performed and the lady b0arders awaited devel-
Opments. Another hour passed without revealing
anything of interest 10 the the anxious watchers;
but soon aitar one o'clock, the footsteps OF the
man of business heard bearing softly upon
the stairway lie reached the front hall and geatly
touched the front door knob. but the door refused
10 open. Here Was an unexpected difficulty. but
the man Of business thinking he could surmount
IT,
widow What vas the matter. and she proceeded
down stairs with him TO aid him in his exit Now
Was the time Tor the lady boarders 10 develop
their plot Suddenly they emerged from their
hiding place, and, bringing the light With them
rushed into the hall 10 find the widow dssAa
bile. and the man Of business looking il he
had note protested Both we're exceedingly
nervous over their discovery. and the latter
offered money TO his captors to let him 20 aud
say no more shout IL. After a rich scene,
which the lady boarders Of an establishment
derstoOd how 10 produce 10 a scandalous case,
the man Of business Was allowed 10 depart. and
the blushng widow was made 10 pack up her
things at that very "Ntching hour Of night, and
seek shelter beneath another roof Moral: Let
men OF business be wary when thev visit fasci-
mating widows At houses where lady b0arders
abound.-AArtfordC Ourant
The Courant Of next day says that number
Of persons had called AZ the othce TO know II the
article referred 10 them. AMI remarks on the
strange coincidence by which many indiyidu
ais suspected something personal TO themselves
in the narrative
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warning to Husbands.

The Blade of Tolelo gives the following cor
rected and reliable version Of shooting affair
which occurred in that town, and which II says
bad been exaggerated by commoa rumor The
delicacy Of tie narration. the explicit statement
Of the distances, aud directions and order of the
incidents and the certificate az the conclusion,
make IL model for city reporters in such cases
Mr. h. was alone at the festival, and asked
Mrs b If che caald 20 home with her Mrs b.
assented. and when al the family arrived at the
corner Of Michigan and Washington streets Mrs.
h. said 70 Mrs X MIR i Nill 60 home with
YOU" Mrs K replied. "Oh, no. attn not
afraid, a. il is only short distance" The sug-
eestiou being insisted upon. Mr. did 20 with
her. They raped al the door. bot could not
awaken the servant. 80 Mr. b climbed IN the
window aud opened tie door aud sat down near
the door.
Mrs h eat down about four feet from him,
in lifeline Of the window she soon after went
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into the bedroom and changed het shoes; she
heard soms one walking IN the yard, aud after
-ari. say a man. she said 70 Mr. n. There are
burglars about-vou stand by the door and
gill 90 out aud see" She went out and or
dered The man nway. {. abe vas returning 10 The
door. another man. who proved to be her hus'
hand, spraug out from behind the bushes and at
tempted 10 rush in--she tried 10 close tie
door. aud the pistol Mr. X bad 10 bis hand &C
cidensy discharges Me- b supposing be
w. In danger. grasped X and the pistol, and
threw X. Mr.. X says be Was there watching Tor
different man. and DID not recognize Nj.
Mrs then undressed 10 retire; afterwards che
heard her husband say, ~iii kill her. At this
she bseams frightened. aud putting on dress,
ran TO a nsighbor.: and 10 the morning shs tc
turned to her husbands house. aud they ara n0s
living together. Mr. X - Jealous man. and
10, his ina ginstion run away 9TH his Judgment.
All parties are innocent.
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8 Y M PTO MI s.

The symptoms Of Catarrh, as they generally appear,
first very slight. Persons find they have cold
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
10 the changes Of temperature. In this condition, the
may be dry, slight discharge, tn and acrid,
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive. A the disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased quantity
and changed In quality; they thick and heavy,
and are hawked conghed of The secretons Of
fensive causing bad BREATH the voice Is thick and
SAL the eyes weak the Of the smell is lessened
destroyed deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of CaErrh Is that the
person obliged TO clear his throat in the morning Of
thick Shiny mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per-
may be that his disease Is its way TO the
ungs, and should lose time in arrestng t..
The above but few Of the many Catarrh symptoms
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"THE FIKsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
il a first-clas organization. whose officers are Of
the highest standing. and cheerfully recon
mend Il to all parties DESTROYS Of purchasing re-
liable stocks The General Superintendent s a
pioneer in the Oil business, and we'll known as .
most efficient manager"
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1 3 6 b.

FARMERS AND OUSEKEEPERS-
should recolect that hundreds Of dollars worth OF
Grain. Provisions. &c are annually destroyed by
Rats, Mice Ants. and other insects and vermin
all Of which can be prevented by few dollars
worth of "CosrAR's" Rat Roach, ACT, &c, EI.
terminator bought and used freely.
rF- Sold by Browning & Sloan, Stewart &
Morgan, Tominson Cox. +. Egner, Wholesale
and Retail Agents. in indianapolis, Indiana. and
by all Druggists aud Dealers.
myil -d4w5n
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From the New York Evening Express

"0ur telegraphic dispatches received to day
from the Oil Regions, inform us of the striking
Of 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, SEAR
THE FIRST NArIoSAL PETROLEUM CoNPAsrs
PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de-
maDd TO morrow"
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From the New York Herald I

News has been received and sbundantly con-
frmed from several sources, of the striking OF q
new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the
Reed Well, FEW RODS FROM rHK PROPERTY or
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoNPAsY."
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HE Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word
throughout the
West
and South
His Worm Lozen

As wide spread the continent Of North America But
the GROWING glory % his life remains to be attained In
his discovery. rather combination, for he does
claim to have been the discovereT OF CEDHON,
which rs the basis Of the Bttes offered TO the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with H. the
Indian bids defiance Co the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venoOus serpents tits
belief with Them that while there Is breath the body
the Cedr0n Is potent 10 cure, matter what the issa
may be.
While DIR. Bull Is not prepared to endorse this
gaut pretension, he IL nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating its
virtues, that as remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either TO change of weather
climate, or to miasmatic influences, IL stands