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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-10
I'VE JESUS. .H aHL
ACADEMY or THE VISITATION
OTTUMW A, low A.

I 1 ~ ~.
,,,
On Tuesday, the 18th October, 1904, the Sisters ."
the'iHitation opened an Academy for the lnf,fuson
OF young ladies', IN all the braHthes or HorouSn
English and Classical education, inciudlng ins'ruo
tion IN herman, french, ana Lain, CraSon anu
Pencl iDrawlng, Palntihg IN vi ana water Coi'rs'
with lessons IN vocal Music auu on tne flaho hafPS
and Guitar, also In all kinds OF Neeoe WORK. -
lhe size OF ottumwa Is pieaeant ana heshhy, be-
Ing situated on the beautiful Des MONIES For gran
deur ano suohhhV Ihe scencly OF 'ne sur.ouhuns
country Is surpassed by few places 10 this or any
neighboring stale The communication by rsiiros't
"'e AoAoey e"ss VI aeses' DIV al seas0"' w
kitbonyh I'm, entIv e.tabII.bsd I'm Az. -, see
vet other Of the Order ha va existed and
Hourished through On the length and br 9TH of the
land since 1899 when the drst academy Of the 81.
tation opened at Georgetoyy1.F ID C. since wIi ca
time they have enjoyed a reputation exceeded by
none mr 10 s, .ae county.
Inns hsir o ont ,bss
natter being ner,n;ttrd' snecaI ATTENTION will bs
s neh 70 ,he moras anu manners a. ~sii As %"
'Hi mus q, 'he,t pupi.s; So ,
~ 'N'o,"ss'' ea 10 uiNiVe" in.o IVY" cefms ol
i; W w, ls' oePsenoef. ana
oihs tne io.n 'hiy' DulIns we !sal 'hete w" "e
four examinations. semi.annnal report is trans
coh ~ 80 se ~ T n sos 'S giving Il"
report made o. their progress IN their stud'ssr
and attention to tnv "ies 1i ans sehooi hoexc,o
them to emulation, ali Wac uafe aisSn shol
selves Ia their respective cI"s az "eh az ~ ta
smpIary conduct, will be awarded ny 'ne
To give ease of manners, a. Wen as W eoh in"te
10 the Improvement Of the young ,9''s. "J 1s
society is formed, composed OF those Rh3 'e"sa
Music either vocal or Instrumental. At the end VI
saeh quarter TINS society WIZ give ceheert we la
ren,s of ru,,,Is " n ;nyi,ah9 ' ~ " N" ""
10 cohtipute 10 tie SkScl observance OF rules and
p' i;;r, ., ~, SPoi , ."'' ne ouns IaiEs
a. Va, Ecu NV NY wv $3.50 ~ ei"Wn anu on'a
t'r,.r e, .n az, ny H. " nJ snioi '''''e'
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Aug 4th,' 59-21-11-6m
GOOD NRWS.

~
wish 10 make it known to the public that have
engaged the services Of accomplished eastern
Photographer, who will take the
LA1EST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
which much admired. ! .aIl upon all those
sEaE NiS'. 20 havetheir Photographic Albums orpa
m""t"d with fine Photographs, TO give us call.
also wiShto announce to the people, and espec-
ally /" GA old customers, that have dispensed wis
/ ina Is and have resumed the -
..AMBROTIPEB USINE SS
mvseif and expectto do Justice to all who wish ia
call n me for pictures. Don't forget the place
H.NUNAMAKER'sJ EWELRY STORE
CTONE MASONS, TAKE NO
1TICE!-Sealed proposals will be recei we'd fol
curbing the side walks both sides Of Front street
from Court TO Green streets, the curbng TO be six
inch thick and eighteen inches deep BY order OF
the City Council proposals win be received until the
first of August, 1865. A. 7. HAWLEY,
ID. b. ABRAHAMs,
| 49, -...H d o. '. A. HIGGINS,
July 10, 1S&5-dtt Street Commissioners.
nRIED FRUIT. a.. .......s5. ....:.
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C;ty Government.

%AroR-SAMUEL G O6sAGE. 7-e.
INSTRUMENTATION DOUGLASS
Pee MA RsBAL-f. l.. michigan.
= 5THB.suRRk-IOHN GRAVES.
ALDERAAH-FIRsr WARD.
\ ID. b. abrahams, A. NJ. Bonnifeid, A. d. Moss
- rsvtg.s ~ Ergt-. sRCeSD WARD. .E..r
Wv. Castor. A II. Holly. James Brady
w .~ E.t e. THI1D WARD.
~ Aoggins. W. II. Wallace. J. ". Carpenter
STAEDISG COMMITTEES.
>-Abrahams, Holly and Higgins.
Hreet" -Caston Moss and Wallace. .
adtms7 CApenter, Brady and Or. j. IT. Douglas
sarings-First Monday in every N onth.
keeu,a p ~ over Gossages store corner Of Front
aud Market sti -. ssE--t.. . ..ta
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER,
Local and Miscellaneous


Gs-The hopes of pleasant and settled
weather which the past week OF SUNSHINE
inspired. were blasted Yesterday and last
night bv one of the hardest rain storms OF
the season. The rain came down. in tor
rents, and il rains this morning with every
indication of continuing to do so indefi-
nitelv. we hope farmers have improved
the few drv da.ysto save their crops. No
doubt they have done 50.
~ The Gate CITY az to-day. noticns the
presence at his home in Keokuk. of Major
General w. w. Belknap. formerly of the
18th, and one of our best fighting Generals.
The Gate expresses the wish, in which we
heartily Join. that his invaluable services
may be retained TO the country in the reg
ular army.
A private meeting of the friends and
champions of jeff. Davis was held in New
York on Monday, to derive means for the
full defense of that subiugated champion
of secession. The meeting was held at the
rooms of Carlos Butterfield, anda number
OF leading rebel sympathizers ana Copper
heads were present. Mayor Gunthercould
not be present, but sent sympathetic let
ter. 1t was resolved to adopt measures to
defend jeff. Davis. Several speeches were
made. The speakers regarded the failure
of the rebellion as only temporary. The
spirit that originated it still lives. and by
the assistance of friends at the North, it
can be made successful, Mr.. Livingston,
of Alabama, said no man could represent
that State in Congress, who was not, soul
and body, in favor of Southern indepen-
dence, and much more of the same sort.
Our European dispatches says the shore
end Of the Atlantic Cable was landed at
Valentia Bay on the odd ult, and the con-
nection made with the shore instruments
in the presence of a argeconcourse of peo-
pie. Speeches were made and sentiments
given in honor of Queen Victoria and Pres
ident Johnson
The cholera has almost entirely disap-
peared from Alexandria, and it is decreas-
ing in Constantinople. Our English adj
vices say nothing about its progress in
Birmingham.
Six or seven candidates for the Lcgisla-
tnre, In the central part of Kentucky, were
arrested on Thursday, by order Of General
Palmer, for disloyalty.
President Johnson's health is not vet
fully restored, but his frequent trips down
the Potomac are be .lef1tting him.
The White House, at Washington, was
damaged by the storm on Saturday, to the
extent Of 5000. b
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K. J. a. HARVEY.
Tie Renowned
K.l%A&IIr + ~ NL1IR E0XiNT'
rg2g41gsIV.
n" -, Washington Az. between ltiEtn 5th streets
- LalI'IS

N" -, Washington Az between ltiE.t 9Th Streets
81. LOUIS, No.
The snr-rnr'ura rin OF Clafrvov,Hsa S7yht nos =.
scSs"'iby This wonderful person, TO such astonist
in, degree, convnres The ~ psf spent II the un.
limIiGl power he has in cases rryartifua IiC. AL
Feaifh nv this ASSISTANCE of some superior Power
he Is Snahiesl 10 perceive th4 aud condition
ana is en- lowed with the capacity to heal 80
AE.i. ,sg%s3t%s&.
This the Doctor has demonstrated IN thousands Of
cases rom all parts of the ypril ,luri Va. p4st
twelve wears The following disc in their most
obstii ~ form yield under his ,Gtc ror,H to-wt:
C"' uaptiol and A'thaa, in from o',~io y-rka;
Par,y i. tad all diseases of the Nrryo- Syst n In.
Guiding Epilepsy or Fits in from on. Il, three days
Diseases OF the liver, Heart and Kdnrvs In frnIu
o'c tdttcn davs All disens", OF th. Blood. such.s
Scr"iila, l.rS spClas, Fever Sores &c nesordig t.
the severity the sease
..'.... '.'FEMA DISEASE
Treated by a NeF Method, with speedy sni the
most happy r-sats. The Doctors rooms crowd
ed daily by persons Pronounced incura,ie by ti,'
whole Medical Faculty and no one should despair
Clairvoyant Eve wi hout asking questions, he tells
the cause, location and nditiCn Of any and all
diseases, and whether ne can promise relief Per-
sons on the vergs OF the grave. and such as have
not walked for years, now living to testify to til
Doctors wonderful skill and success. sERgE
The Doctor advertises nothing but what he has til
ability to perform, and will give the most cGmprte
satisfaction to all who come ind er his treatment
lnvalids WHO cannot consult the DOct in person,
can be examined and prescribed for by sending by
otter simple statement OF their cases. References
TO cures performed, che rfully made.
SPECIAL Asthma, heretofore. considered an in
durable disease, is treated with perfect in
every instance by the Doctors newly discovered
method. All cases of Cancer of no matter how long
standing. removed in from twelve to- TIVE -four
hours, without instruments or Jain, by process
yealed to the Doctor while In the Clairvoyan state,
which is known to no other person living.
Post Office Box BOSS.
Feb %, lS65-4S-l8y E.Ff.e "'' -t. t@''
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... SWANS BOURBON RlTTERS
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... SWANS BOURBON RlTTERS
wv hlN'S nnERhDN Buffers
\ her'thv tonic, gentle stimu'an, > ! rn~s ,qI,f
morning '2tz'la'r. P.rnaret IA RE OIL no1r,. +,
B.Hg, ew n,rl TO tn- exclusion nr att her Bits
in moe ihan mt United : ,tes ArrIy Haspi:ll,,.
and millions NJ pri,ut,. flniii-s ani - t',r only
popular n-lecine which has be"n esq .c,, Nv *.
cnHtci from SAM ttS by III. Irnitrl statc, gnv-
ernin".t N %" ground Of rs hAvia. hatna!,nteI
"a standard remedy by the medical ur"f,< o n,
SWANS BOURBON BiTTERS
{ They are rande Of inlrcdi"nts well known ard
airr we'd by the medical pr"f--Son as havilg
P"N. r'ul tome pr 'pcrties, arr huh pi .ilr
p! MI. tbs I'ient strengthening uroDerti.s 80
CORRECT r hi!iuus deta NJ rrerit Of the systnan A.,
acj liz" c,&rm when ikea accc riiug t. direction
Il. tinnrhy for the following diseases :-.lnaig...
H'n, .!'r~p psia JaundicelLirer ,Gcrtfts. loss II
mp IT,, L""ness of Spirit, aiowrCo.lplsxon,
SWANS BOURBON BITTb2S
~ al, he, C"ttyrness auI Alnlrrd diseases arls-
ims fan Il ar ierct' cdr'.irn of tn: Stomach,
ivr ~ Hrr"ls. bet every try thew = yre~S-
= iH"rr>; ".!'e tr"d and used, they rilt rrro,l-
"-nd 'i'c,s wrr confi'n.c - all "tA''S vino are IA
"." # 8 Th1srSInc, aEreaIhi ti r,f-ct'ttl tuuic
III" "'gdiH increasing demand r-r tle>e hitt,rs h.s
in'u 'r. give them llubii,.itv =, th,l th,,,-
= Ah' t"" not n"~d til y try liI< and BE
'.Lcej u their c:tiaacy.
" 'lN'S BOURBON BGTrERS
49, .A!ias who have tried and rnlnI mos; nth-r
'r''.'"Eh ,H.tr's too bitter, m"ptis able and too
~ .r'' !ltl, 1nd vou viii Mt hr vi 'iii iiI.:,.
r." ~ i 'Hne 70 The So nirh, tnd ureugt, 10
- r'l' ''s's.n II vOur dru sgist or traI.,tn,n
49, n"1 ,'i i'cSe biiters how him sent Tor them
. H'frI"''rr tH' ut,n,, ana take ~ ofh.r
- NtN > BBtjRBON III rEIsS
The. CON- II ia" Of DR.. Swaius Hittcr$ having
3-'"H Et'tc plhic through the cul,;mu> Of MEDICAL
j"af" j., e lvin: b"ru s,lupj Ell standard
remedy "' III Medical Profession, arr by the dr"i-
sl" {" tie Com nissi3oar "r luJcruai Re Jeiue HX-
EMrf + Ron STA up Icy
DR. G. IL. SWAIN psursiEruh.
or,r.s 3i5 Broadway New York,
-. -. - south VI alter St, Chicago.
c. \. COOK, General Agent for the Wet,
H.- Chicago.
Sold ut Whnir'olr In Chicago .by Fuller bi.,rh
fnilrr; BIrnh tm 3 Van ~chaak 4; Cht- G Smith
l"Ei smith; j. II Ret % /; smith &c Nv yer
40 az hnGsit's" nd Grpcrts cy~rywierr:
Feb % ! SG5f -IG.ly.
, 1865-01-13
NOTICE.

IT is hereby brought to public no
tice that according to information
which the Government have receiv-
ed from the Roya! Consul General
in Caracas the Government of the
United States of Venezuela have by
a decree Of 18th instant entirely raised
the Blockade of the mouths of the
Orlnoco river etc. etc. specified in
the publication from the undersigned
office of 3rd November last.
Governments End S~ecretary's office
st. Croix Decbr. Seth 1864.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-01-13
JOB PRINTING s S.:s a:asa a: :o: ind 2e a':'
$~~ patch.

FIRE REPoRT.-The 8th instant, in the
morning a small bundle Of Wool or Tow
together with a couple of matches, was
found stuck between the Shingles on a
house on the lot No. SIS Queens Street
Frederiksted but no traces of fire either
i'll .e shingles or the tow.
It appears now that no suspicion exists
that this has been an attempt of incendia-
rism, but rather an attempt from some
one or other to frighten another party on
account of previous strife between them.
Should however any further elucida-
tons be brought to. light il. shall be duly
reported.
Royal Insurance Office, C~hristiansted.
st. Croix, 18th January 1865.
e. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
, 1865-01-13
NOTICE.

M Ii persons Indebted to Mrs J. G.
A KOEFOED, deceased, will please
settle their accounts which have been
due for some time, previous to January
the 18th 1865, if not they will be placed
in the hands Of an Attorney for colIec-
ton.
St. Thomas Ice Establishment, Deem
Der 3Oth 1864.
VIM. C. CARPENTER.
, 1865-01-13

business for his sole account and under
his OWL name.
st. Thomas, 31st December 1864.
(SigneO TIMOTHY N. PEARSON.
(Signed) THOMAS PEARSON.
With reference to the above, the un-
dersigned respectfully requests a settle
ment Of all overdue accounts with the
least possible delay. Those having claims
will please render them to
THOS. PEARSON.
, 1865-01-13

pun OCD 6CS OJOCA u %AH1Ct tC~
Gj0r yitterligt: At for mig har
andraget Overrets-P rocurator He'll
buth hvorledes han som Sagf0rer for
Frederiksteds Skifteret her paa Den
som behandlende Planter f. r. New
toms Fallitbo, og i Medf0r dertil er-
hvervet alIernaadigst Bevilling af3lte
December sidstleden, skaI fnde sig
betoiet til i Overeensstemmelse med
Fo~rordning 7de Februar 1923 Og
Rescript Ode December 1926 : 3,
SAINT Anordning 24de April 1860,
at s0ge mortifceret ct bortkommet
Gjeldsbeyiis nemlig en- af afgangne
John Brady her af Den under 3Ote
Marts 1854 til fornaynte f. r.. New
ton udstedt Obligation paa $1,l73. 78
--er Elleve Hundrede Ire og Haly-
fjerdsindstyye vestindiske Dalere og
Otte og Fl alvfjerdsindstyve Cents-med
Renter og forste Prioritets Panteret
i Eiendommen No. 30 Hornet at
Kongensgade og KongenstVergade i
Byen Christiansted her paa Den.
TIKI I~NDSTEVNES herved til
at mode linden denne Jurisdictions or
dinalre Bything i Retshuset No. 10
Kongensgade her i Byen Christian
sted, eller hyilket andet Sted n8vnte
Ret til den It'd MATTE yorde holdt,
den forste TlRSDAG l JUL Maa-
ned 1866 Formiddag Klokken 10 slet,
den eller dem som MATTE have ih9n-
de eller formene at have nogen Ret
eller AdkOmst til fo~rnRvnte af abode
John Brady til f. r. Newton I'D
stedte Obligation at 3Ote Marts 1854
for $I,173. 7S, og der og da med
samme at fremkomme og sin eller
deres Ret og Adkomst til samme at
anmelde og beviisliggj0re, da ON In
gen skulde melde sig, Citanten vii
~forvente og lade paastaa at den for
nevnte Obligation we'd Rettens Dom
kjendes d0d og magtesl0s at vare,
saaledes at dens Paalydende eIler den
paa samme skyldige Saldo derefter
lov1igen kan indfordres hos Debtor
efter en- Udskrivt af Notifications
Dommen f~orsynet med rette Vedkom-
mendes Qvittering.
Forel@g er hevet we'd Forordning
3die Juni 1896.
Christiansteds DommercOntOir, st.
Croix den CITE Januar 1865.
j. A. Stakemann.
, 1865-01-13
FOR RENT

TsaHE HOUSE No. B. Company Street
81 this town, upper and lower stories,
formerly occupied by Mr.. E. WOLFF; and
the store under the corner house. Pos
session Can be had at once.
For particulars apply to Mr.. 2. HAT
CHETT
December 12th 1864.
, 1865-01-13

[0ET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionerne i af-
gangne Detailhandler Ebenezer
Jones's 30 og ligeledes afgangne
Hans J. Didrichsen's 30 Vile bliye
fremlagte i Skiftesamlinger der vile
bIiye afholdte paa f0rstnavntc 30
F'redagen den 27de Januar 1865 og
paa sidstn9ynte Bo Frcdagen den
3die Februar nastefter.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den 27de
December 1864.
g. Sarauw.
, 1865-01-13

N Ii persons in possession of books
MA belonging to the Library Of the
YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY for the Promotion
of useful knowledge are hereby request
ed to return them within eight days from
date, for which purpose the Library will
be kept open every day from 8 to S
o'clock p. m.
F. H. ALMON.
Christiansted, 10th January 1865.
, 1865-01-13

NET bringes herved til offentlig
~ K"ndskob, at if0lge en- Med
delelse, som GOuvernemcntet har
modtaget fra den Kongelige Gene
ralcOnsul Caracas, er den i Secre-
tarlatets Acknowledgements af 3die No
vember d. A. Omhandlede Blockade af
Orinoco FIodens Mundinger m. m.
after h@vet we'd ct Decret af de fore
nede Venezuelanske Skaters Reggie
ring af 14de dennes.
GOuvernementets 2det Secretariat,
st CrOix 3Ote Decbr. 1864
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-01-13
Notwithstanding
:. a. Stakemann,

Justitsraad, UmderdOmmer og Skriver
m. H.. Christiansteds Jurisdiction
paa Den st. Croir ! america:
, 1865-01-13

Amount of former deposits
5 deposits of 20 cents each.
20 above 20 cts. and under S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
8 Y M PTO M q :

The symptoms Of Catarrh, they generally appear,
first very slight. Persons find they have a cold,
that they have frequent attacks and more sensitive
TO the changes Of temperature In this condition. the
may be dry, slight discharge thin and acrid
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive As the disc
becomes chronic the discharges increased In quantity
and changed in quality they thick and heavy,
and hawked coughed of. The secretions Of
ensive 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 Cstarrh is, that the
person is 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 10 the
lungs, and should lose no time in arrestingt.
The above but few Of the many Catarrh symptoms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
GERRIT SMITH ON PEACE
Plea for the Preservation Of
the Nations Faith.
IMPORTANCE OF THE ISSUE.

The Way 20 Peace not Through Per-
stdy and yengeance-Austrs Look.
ing for n Preeedent-The Accom-
pnshed Great Crime Of the south
and the Threatened Mean Crime Of
The Nerth-Ameriea's Moment Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES View Of
the Question Before the Country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
NOTICE.
To Carpenters, Shareholders, Cabi-
netmakers and TO the Public.

n oUls kOLB. Plain and Ornamental Job Turn
er, south street. between Pennsylvania ard Men
dian streets Keeps constantly hand good sssort-
ment Stair RAlisters and Newell Posts and turns them 10
order Also, all kinds Of turning building work done
70 order. Twill receive all kinds Of orders in turning In
the cabinet making line. 6edstsads. table legs, 4c-
Al! work done promptly. neatly and at reasonable
prices. L. koLB.
spri5-e3r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF ISDIAsAl
pnsx.r M Et~.Nrx

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA
BuRkAU or FIsANcE.
INDIANAPOLIS, June "a. 1854
INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been seryingin
the army, informed that their Ordnsnoe Returns
WILDE made up and possated 70 the proper Department
and certificates Of acquittance obtained re> Of edrgs
bv APPLYING 10 Mr. C. " Rocker. Chief Clerk State
nance Department once mp stairs over Npens' hard
ware store No q West Washington street Indianapolis
By making .oove dreeted oneers VII not
Government and draw their pay from one 10 three
month. earlier than u the business l. entrusted
Agents.
". II. n. rKRRRII.
s9s-t ranAnstsl Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
I From the New York World. /

"THK FIRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM. ConPAxY
IL a frst-class organization. whose ofhfers Of
the highest standing. and ne cheerfusy recon
mend IL TO all parties dessrous of purchasing re-
liable stocks The General Superintef|dent ID .
pioneer Ia the Oil business. and veil ksovn a. .
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
PROFESSIONAL.
X z Nj Q " A l..
Doctor WIN. THOMSON,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,
VurgRRg WILL CONTINUR

! !. ! !. !
VLTaERE he WILL CONTINUE
wv TO treat and Private ~
Diseases, in all their species, stages,
ramifcations aud phases. ~ -
DR.. VIM. Thomson will give TO E89iK
each patient a written instrument, "a -
binding himself TO effect radical -
and permanent cure, or make NON n
charge &y4Y :
DIR. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases aS&Sy
speciality year Is5l-three years city
Buffalo, n. els ht years ia Chicago, III and year
in Peoria, ILL., During eight years practice in Chicago
Ill, he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM Thomson, in bis practice for ScrOfula RbeU
matte and general diseases Of the blood Funliga
ting Vapor Bath Of the most ingenious kind In conjunc
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-GbGse
This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, i
practiced by the youth OF both TO almost
limited extent producing with unerrng certainty The
following train Of morbid symptoms unless combated by
scientific medical measures, viz. SallOw c0untenance
spots nnder the eyes, pain the head, ringing IL
the and noises like the rusling Of leaves and rat
Ting Of charios uneasnes about the oins weakness
the limbs confused vision bunted intellect, loss of
ndence diidence in approaching strangers dislike u
form acqusintances disposition TO shun society
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pmpes and various erup
the face, frred tongue, night sweats, fetC
breath, coughs, consumption, monomanie, aud frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, the first appearance Of any OF th'
above symptoms should Immediately apply to Dr. VIM
Thomson for relief
f69~Orce aad Consultation RoOns No. 20 South Del
ware street. indianapolis, Ind.
P. Box 1850 jau24-dly
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l 8 6 ).

FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPERS-
should recollect that hundreds of dollars worth of
Grain. Provisions. &c are annually DESTROYED by
Rats. Mice. Ants. and other insects and yermin
all of which can be prevented by a ies dollars
worth Of "CosrAR's' Rat. Roach, Ant, &c, FL
terminator. bought and ussa freely.
IT. See "CosrAR's" Advertisement 10 this
PAGER.
sx-Sold in indianapolis, Indiana. BY all
Druggists and Dealers
Eyll -dkwgn
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From the Ne, York Eveuipr I.ore,,l

From the New York Evening RI2ress.l
"Our ,elegraphic dispatches recei!ed 10 day
from the Oil Regions, inform us Of ~ striking
Of 300 barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run. NEAR
THE FrRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM ConpAry's
PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks will be in DE-
mand 70 morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13

From the New York Herald
News has been received and sbuniant con-
frmed from several sources. Of the liking Of
new 200 barrel Well Cherry Run,i above The
Reed Well, A rxw RODS IRON THE rtorrRrr on
THE FIRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoxrAsr."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
From the New York Tribune

TIE FIRsr NsrroSAL IL the name az the Pc
uoleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before ". The names which We see among
the Directors are ample Recommendations for
this Company, and sufficient guarantees Of lie
future management"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-13
VERY HEART OF THE OIL REGION!

The 1913 acres which they own on the Ale
ghsny. two miles above President ind only Eve
miles from the new $50 barrel we'll on Pitthole
Creek, and the lease of 1872 acres bf the cele-
brated wilkins Tract" alone. are ample basis
for any Company. and worth more than the
entire Capital Stock Of the Comp4ny. There
are SEVEN WELLS now In successful oper..
ton. Welding largely. from which regular
monthly dividends OF TWO PR CENT. are being
paid 20 I'll stockholders. and there Il EVERY AZ
sURANcE that this Company will soor, be able TO
paw from SIX TO TEN PER CEii NT. pIvI.
DENDs.