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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
ETcus onttioBss

An incslcul.be amount OF sickness. suffering.
and premature death would be avoided every
year II Ne could be Induced TO heed the warnings
the premOniIiOus, which ziudly nature gives OF
the coming on OF the great enemy. disease
Many mother especially has lost a darling
child, To her lie long sorrow, ~ failing TO oo-
serve the approach of disease IN some unusual
act or Circumstance connected With Der of
spung
Il an adult or child wakes Up thirsty in tho
morning. however apparently veil AZ the mo
meni. or the pFeccding eyening, there vii be Il
Iess before noon always. uiallib.F. IL : gen
orally averied ~ remaining warm IA bel, IA =
cool we'll ventilated room eating nothing. bat
dtinAi : pleuuiully OF some hot tea all d4y
some httie NAV be eater H. tue afternoon by a
child. Ba, loag person WAKES III thirst
la the morning. there absence OF health
there y teStr
2 H. ~hen not habisu al ~ hin one Is waked
e.Is ga the IN pruiug 18th inciinatioa ~
st0o, especially % there d ieein. OF debility
sfier~ar-s. q u tie psempuiton 81 dIarrha .
summer compi sInt. dssenterv. or ca1iers There
should &c ptrlec q4ieiuie eir A. sDOye: IN al
dition. piece ot warm. thick soOi.en flannel
should be strapped tigntis around ths Abdomen
fbeliY } The drink should ue bb.iel m TX: or TAR
better. ct pseces OF ice all the tini- auf thu,
keep the THIRST perfectly saolacd ct nothing ~,
BOILED rice, cOgu starch. st-1. or tty0st. anu c0n
tinae s!tthese until me ureiucss and thirst src
gone the -Trrugth returned. suI TIC bowels have
been quiet tor Twelve hour fetefa!sg sloNis to
the u~asl acsiSIIes oHi ale
3 II enid i silent or hangs around -
nothsr t. IA, IL hesd On ner la. or = most su-
u-usiiy iretIui. or iase- 40 Interest "a IT. fgr
mer smasrmeuis. eX -epI l0F "a moment Al a
time il J. certsiLls i. <. an1 no slightly -.
Send 81 once tor rhysicttn. for YOU ctu I
tell where or 10 sh,t torn the q. d. vii
break our and 10 children e peei.iiy YOU en-
tel where suy phrsica!ar silmens vii
end
4. When there lutte or appetite for
breakfast. ne contrary htriag been the case.
The chal . sicS ,na should / 81. 10 bed. drink
ing nothing bgt tea. INK atom
uf'it no0n aud then act - riding 20 develop
ments
l. chill mauife-t- most uaususi heartine>s
&c super lOr seveFsi nighi- "a succ, ssion IL
llcertaiply be sics within week unless COLI
trolled
D III there i en- Instantaneous sers.uoa o.
Sickness stOm 4et dariag meal. eat not
particle more " tas, after mel. 70 out OF
doors. sng keep oat 10 active exerc - for several
hour. and omit he uext meal. all these
thing. Indicate a. excess Of blood or bile, and
sxsrciss shoald be taksl 20 wosk IL CT, a. sb-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
M & OtCEl.
M A N Fl O O y !
How Destroyed. IIew Restored.
Dr. u. -. PENDERY.
Physician and Surgeon,
No. "a ID E. Washington St.

~ CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE
3 .; Medicine, tres; by new and reliable medium,
and With The happes results all forms Of diseases OF the
Nervous, seminal d Urinary and Sexual ~ystems.
Young with hollow checks aud paliid counteuanc
telling IN fearful Language the silent working Of some
fOrmidah disease undcrin your constitution,
DRY and reason. hurying you premature death.
hect While reason hoas sway AMI avail yourself of
treatment that dssipates the slightest disease and
cures The harrassns weakness and other q
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoys.ce.
Spernatorrhpa. Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Fus
sions Sexual Debility. mpoency, Eects OF Self Abuse
aud their result,-lnahiy Consummate the Marriage
Contract Mental and Ply seal ProStra;ion Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption.
1.-The foe
Lake staanch murderer. STEADY 20 his purpose,
Presses hIp close through every lane Of life,
Nor misses the track, bu; presses on,
Till forced at last to the tremendous verge,
And AT once he sinks
Lisew se, will guar antee radical cure Of syphilis
GonnFIhes aud elect in all their entirely re-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR COLOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE so = sot-IE
Meridian street. forfets ms II h@ fails IN car
ing any cas- that nay come under rs care mater
bow obstinate o. long standing He warrants vou r.
Syphil-, in the primary helped
uts-, cured In - hours 6leef q % standing
cured by nr c hsscs heur- 20 iePp uar2E
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IN DYSPEPSIA

And its attendant train OF sympt os acts LIKE
CHARM than a medicine. There Is nothing In the
whole range of Msters Medica that can for a moneu
bear comparison with Il in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant N ay BE- found In
the 18th edition Of the u 5. Dspenssory pages 1881
and 1898.
series Of experiments In hch DIR Bull has been for
years engaged. has Just been brought to successful
ermin aton and he Is enabled 10 offer the public
combination Of CEDRON Siih other sppro, ed tones
the whole preserved In the best quality Of copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident has y
equal In the world
he might furnish q volume OF certificates, bu' ub
lie have long since learned TO estimate such t... 80
their true value The safest plan IA for every
for himself the virtues VI new medicine.
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= x Nj p TO M = :

The symptoms Of Catarrh, they generally appear,
=, first very slight Persons hud they have cold
that hey have frequent attacks and are more sensitive
to the changes Of temperature. In this condition the
may b. dry, slight discharge. thin and scrid,
afterwar becoming thick and adhesive the disease
becomes chronic The discharges increased in quantity
ant charged IN quality they are thick and heavy.
and are hawked 81 cuughed of The secretons Of
ensVe causing bad breath. the voice Is thick
sal the eyes weak. the Of the smell j. essened
eroyed. sne~s frequently takes pisc Another
common ard important symptom Of Catarrh is that the
person l. obligd TO clear his throat in the morning Of
thick iimy rucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night when thi. takes place the per-
may be that his disease Is its way 20 the
lungs. and should lose no time IN afresiing Il.
The above but few Of the my Catarrh symptoms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

Lisew &c, will guArante a radical cure Of syphilis
GonpTIh9a aud elect, In all their stages entirely
moving from the blood the last spark the terrible
diseases that 50 gradually burn up tbs fountain Of e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
TnE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository ofthe United states.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. o., 600 600
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN.................... 350O, 900

"yILL receive subscriptions, a. financial agent OF
w the Government, for all Of its popular loans
VIII collect gold interest registered and coupon
bends the liberal terms Currency bonds cashcd
presentation when due.
Always on hand full supply Off. s. revenue stamps
for sale at the regular discount.
viii buy and sell all government securities, orders
Washington coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and kAst
very reasonable rates.
Will receive deposits, snd loan money al g per cent,
good security
Having Unlimited fscities, will transact all kinds Of
banking business on fair terms AID with the utmost
promptncss
THO. P. BAUGHEY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER. Cashier.
indianapolis. December ,, 1854.
dee4 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

Az wide spread the continent OF North America But
the crowning glory Of bis life remains TO be attained
his discovery rather comb nation for be does not
claim TO have been the di,coverer of CEOkON,
which the basis Of the Bittes offered pub
lic That honor belongs % 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 10 the most deadly malaria and
handles 3iihont fear the most serpents Its
belief with them that while there l. breath the bod
the Cedron Is potent to cure, matter what the sess
may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared 90 endorse this
CANT pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating 90 it,
virtues, that remedy and preventative Of all dir
arising from exposure either change Of weather
or climate, or to rriasmatio influences, II stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

ruos sotssEs 10 u<srOs.
Twenty-Five acre. q honesi<sd.
hesdow. orchard and spring.
All an Z he la3sn fruit trees
Tee q cong birds rms.
Where The ripping stream gides lightly
~ he feIds Of rushing corn.
And the -lntrg hearth shines rgidy
Hhen The summer days are gooe.
lien that dear Old homestead
: o. the noftb. ofoin the fight.
Tobughten cur county, honor,
Or die "a set Ter rlghi.
To h<hf mid tie smoke Ana raite,
Where the dead blilets bss
To End deaih ia battle,
RuS net such death = ths.
twenty-five ser~s - mire.
Cat By filthy trench.
sfuup.. ard swamp and briar,
vermn, ola aid stencil,
Through that black ditch l. craving
Tie drsilngs - sinh.
hryisd With hying compton.
All tbs We have 20 drinS-
Thirty thousand vretches
People this region Internal.
Fslner.. brothers. Husbands,
In misery seeming eternal
Twenty hsc q white msl-
f0h, happier those who feliu
Whenever new eomers enter,
Tbsy whisper d this hslli
rakes. ~Ith nothing 20 shelter
Agains, ID. hot suns rays
EIuugrr a . Ing. alton.
tying a hunired Gay.
Horrors 90 tongue can utter.
Horrors 81 waieh could boast
No laek hole Of Cslclfta.
No pen on the African coast
OH ron have brought us 70 q.
AMI "a a. 10 our despair.
NO nope 81 exchange or succori
A you 80 IN your cushioued char,
ThInk wbst all De your portion
In the future not one - hisFi
To- morro~ IN cross he "desi lns."
And make end 70 this
srocgADE pRIsoH.
AnieIfOuxille, CsOrga.i
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a single Hottie VIII Inst n Month to
b used three times day.
TBS TIM NAL

From Hon. Thomas J. Turner Ex-Member OF Congress
rom uios, late Speaker II the illinois House OF Rep
resentauyes. and Grand Master Of A. F. aud A. NJ. Of
the state - Illinois.
FREEroRT October 81, 1868.
pa II. SEgIyE Dear Sir. In reply to your notice Of
the 18th inst would say that severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years, when bee acquainted With
you and bou HI two bottles cf your liquid Catarrh Rem
edy Before | had used bottle wa sensihly i'm
proved. and before the second bottle Finished Was
completely cured can recommend the med cine 70 al
afflicted with Catsrrh. Respectfully YOURS.
THOMAS J. TURNER.
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indianapolis and Madison
Rg ia MLnxsB1A BB.
1864. NM 1864.
Scw Arrangement TO Commence usn-
day, Way 10, 1894.

1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be.
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis 600 A.
and p NJ, arriving 81 Madison ~ 10. 50 NJ and Sc
PM
Leave the Depot al Madison At A N. aud 2:f0 r.
arriving AZ indianapolis at IL A. NJ and 7.40 p VI.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushve at I 2. M arriv-
ing at 5:l0p Returning leave Rushyie at 7 A N D.,
arriving At Columbus a. Ills A. NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the of freight between Cincinnati and
dianapolis and points west.
Tariff of Freights a. low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find Il TO theirinter
est TO ship by thisne.
marls ID. T.. RRASHAM, superinte ndent.
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Na6 Waibinaton.
WOrOlide Central
GiIenbahn.

Sul9enber 9Binter- 6abrplon

OotSClVtt 2SlIllHC~ SQprQtQn
trttt NIT VI II ia 4, 20. " %. 1 1865, III !Rraft.
Ib8ah9 n6rblt6er 3 { bon Baltimore.
goater OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NG. ............7.2O frub r.
Sep6oS y
SWneust9 tGaf 2Ie Nd6n.
Haf[lrntr affpmpfattSNstug Np. l ........12.3O
gorttr NeepinOfattrnStu8 80. 3 ........ y. $50
garttuMer SIS. 3 an
gtttttnrs Grie G8ntGsus .........:.....:: 10 4S:nt,
YttSplrA 3lmtta Shntu6u9 .......... 1000
@hIunt n luo1t9er 81 sc in Baltimore.
S''tsotr5 G'HItd S0neu3uB ................7.00 frub
xerupHer AeepMce1ttGnsau8 NG 2....... ......S.30
gGrfer hp Yp O.. .iO15
~SS9IeuI1s9 t6at stue) .................. ~ 80 Ndtm.
PARTON atFpinppattpns3n8 Np in, Bolton Dtp. 4.3O
= $50
J0rt aeerrtpea tors3ue .....O.45 Nbtn6s
ger Tptt-' bnrdi1niI tEalt Qtnel uno Yittsburg SlmtrI
SIneUSuB bditrI Spti9en Baltimore utb Carlton nttt All.
Ete 1tt@t4nfa (6af etnsl, @oa. uni Accommodations
5u9e anrtn- Spnnta8s aue9enpn1men-;dsiid ab.
aet ptteburs ertf S&neljus gent nit Nu5sabins tel
Santfag s-taelib as.
Der 9ttt8buf9 Stnird SGncu;ue 8ebt td9lt3 ab.
9et- uno AceeMrapbIttDnss I1e tCmrnen -Spnntdos ana
0enDMmen-taglid IN.
Der DurG f3ntu3us (Baf Qtnel fpmnit tdali6 ait.
Vie poft', Gurtibuel-, pttts6urg @rie uns Qdtsburo
gimtrd S@nsutu8e i6lteeen fb In 9arrisbura an bic 3los
Der Ytnntplpdnta Central &tlenbabr nab pittsbura, GleSs-
lamb, 9Ciuinbus,G tnctnndtt 73nbtanapOIts, @bieasp, StQputs
Sprt Hapne, geutsoiue, Cairo Ino alen Duntten I'm e9eaen,
Nprb. unb SuopeRen eenau an
Ete 9rft. un6 S&HelBpee fAlteBen It'd su gIraira an bic
.Sr6e her Nsn gprt erie gabn nab aten puntteu I'M nSrb.
liten, mittlereH unb refliden Stem Dprt an.
stGtere Ausfunft trb1lt man i'm galpertfr. Bdbnbpfe.
S. y. OubGrrp, Sen. superintendent.
t2orpo' ". .. 0rung, Gen. Dafdaier- Y etnt.
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9Sejic l%Ie'egenGelten.
q Baltimore l1nb Obio
GtIenbobn.

I'm unb na9 SOnrtoe, 5. De;einter, werbsn tGsii6 ,ret
3a8e antf6en Baltimore arb Snbeetin8 unb Yartersburg
ee9lnlwie fplat:
Ge5 9rfaaa Serldst Baltimore tdeliG (Gussenpnmtn
Sonntaasl nh1 $50 Wtor8ahS. Or @rpreBaus td8ftb (tnct.
GenntaAei 10 llbr ateneS, unb Der NeepmDtntipnIue Sarllbt
snHS,rldno FUR WtstiIn8 tl9li6 (ags1enGnrhen SonntiaI
D'eie 3u5e itften BET Selatr un6 parfer s6ur9 tn gsrbtn.
0un8 NIT aufn Qnnttsn seflt4, iubTehli9 II. nDr6refIt6.
~ Srsoertd HceDmD6attcnf5u9 berldbt Baltimore 430
%epmltIa6s tGfN1 tans8enpn1nasn SGnnta9sl Oeflib bers
taeSl. #s 80 >' ""f
Aer Guttptts Wins 3Vg bsridst gaitmcre 6 20 unb 10 90
@tprgens unp $50 N0dn1., unb @Gtectts NltNS un 7, 40 uut
Al'"o ~eFnt. uuS $40 Na6mttta3s.
aa@ Wuibinston.
abeare bon Baltimore nm a. 30. 7.O5, 845 urt $40 WPvr-
ggHs uao . . nne $40 Wattm. Spnntnas nm 4. 80 uub 8 is
9tcr8ehe nnb 10 une 6 9tadbm. Abadna BON gDdlbtnotpt
. ~ UNI Ills glrr9crs unb 8, 4. so, 7,3O urb 9 Mbrnbs
Sonnta9S UNI 8 Wfpr6ens unb 3, 7.3O nrb 9 Wadnlittaas.
9tur Der gao 1~forQentu9 uub her 3 gtadmtttaosiuo ron BSl.
itnnrrS, une btr $40, s MOraen1ua nnf Der 8 Wodnt. stlio
yen Maibtn9tCn talten OH alien Gtatipneu. Der 7.O5 TrS
: 40 @torgsnS unS 20 No6ra. 3ue Spn 8oItimrre, unb her
o'[o NM 8 Wtgr8ens uhe Der 4.40 yfabm. 3ua Won Jga1bino.
ION fspsn IN VerbtReunB NIT ser MnnIpsLts Roab. 80
2et8en nabeter Nusfanft 8ilets isber Qrtl &C., penbe man
hiV Sn =. Z: @a9!1no, Agent, tn Ter Gamten aatipn p6er an
bic 1tdst Oifce. " ""
@. =. Smttb, 8ranspsrtmetssr.
~t' 1'oet @oent' t2cej-)
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W~fortague SrOS.,
6euerS8 erIi9erungs~gl9enten
SO SeeUnrFr., Baltimore.
Nssnten fur bs,foIsenbsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @Ompae-
ntseu /. @IdHe:
DiettpprIttdn Sniurance Co., Ner YprL
Grunb9dpttal unb Sblt9. $1,700,O0O
SnternattpnaI Suf. Go" Ng.,
SrunbtapttaI unb ObItG. 1~,25O,OOO
&brtattr Sire S~nfuranee Co.,
SruntfapitaI 100000
8efolute Sire SnIurdnCe Co.,
@runbfapttaI 100000
BerIufe rerben prompt be8utadtet unb ptretreenb eint
UerS6eerune tn unferer Office besablt.
Sur pCIt(en uub StenpclfetnG 8ersG
9~erIpnen, DeIde In Der Metrppp1ttan Dber ReIplute Go.
berRhern laFen, Hnb gu elmer Otpteenbe ppm Fem CSeptnr
bere@ttet ,rel6e I6pn mandnaI so prps. betrug, pbne bas
Ge bic e~tpateer Berlufe Der gomp. beden su beIfen brauhen
DeutG6e BtrMeu ais &efereusen
Sail Il Mr. Gbas Sptlfer h @p.
Stelmann, 5inrtd)s & 50. Saeob Sts8er.
4. &. Brdans & 60. tttat23iD
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|. ASIe9uS TNC SS'SS ce!14
NrDfe1lpr Spui6 Bunor1m'e
& reIsterGbmtt
SlMtrettteuu0Sz uns EbfnbrunaSs
$rGsEfer
arb unfreitis BITE beFen, Dts lest betennten g1ttteI, UNI bt
terIptent G~ffunbteit wteberbersufeleu, Icpse, wenn settte
stnpmnttn, R%ranfbetttu iu ~csrbIttr. 9teielbsu fms lsi
1bft Cn f
Observation-Disclosures ibrer 6eiItraft ipegen
n Dtat{9Iant sabmlt&t beiannt anb ssa&tst, une bGteu
I'D aud 5ttr felt hen lestsn bret 9abren tinen fOltben Ru
errortta upe ttsnen .R5 ~beIOubers iur
9ellur9 bnstDtulger u10 b0rtnddi0cr
IralltDciten,
nnh tCAtt sttsmGnh BITE 2pfaan8, sebetIt ju rsrptn, autesh'u
O5ne tubpr btete ~betItdrttn RrGuter 81 berIuben, Die frdr"
ter ptrotn bon MFR
brett BON Oeuti9Ianb
~tnpprttrt unb enpfeble Id tteitIben brtnaenb rnttneu rertbsn
3aneSlsuttn iun S~sntteteH @ttrau&e, N t1 ftf ~IberIsuet
BIN, bs Elm Sober, Der tturaal baDpu ntrantt, NIT Der SDtr.
tunG GENTS t~ufrtebcn unh ME mebr pbns ~bielelbtn fen wtrb'
St0s SGmtIte iDatt ftts eaSOn TN 5aRff eas.n etnn quo
pei 6tneerR TT oe p~pplttdttgc 8trinng ottftr Rrduttr uabr'
pGtt nberrdiGene.
Ott SrGltet fb su tebrE tn
MtIlen ODER EuIDern,
e na8 aeuuiS, uni baseu I'D bel fclgenttn Sranftetttu ap
Defenders beiifana ernieien, c!Et
@la8enfrarapt Panacrrbstbsn,
Garmbsi9pereen, DrufCn,
Ett9puIh, gtrRppfune,
St@t, &bturtdttsmu1
Gnebrrat9fcit, Ausaebruua,
5ufen, Sept Inb 3dbniseb,
Erebsi9aheu, IPan6fpsrre,
5rSuns, AuaenHrcnfbttt,
SHHuPltH SerfDIetmunaj
HftDeni5ro6t,
euEseusntau nsuns, a1aisru,
S~erppbeIn, BanbSurr,
unterietesbeiSFDsrssn a8dBtrtl6
Srippt, &pItf,
gHptbt Gutr, Rrdst,
SdIifusp syphilis.
Raitt 6ttber, 5GutausI6Iast
une cQen Grdnfbetten,
WeI@e aus Htrbrrbtnera B.Ite entfprInaer.
Jerntr empfeble tb YiG9cnsR rauters e ltrtr eeaen Nldeen-
frampf Dur6Fau, tctbe 3ubr, Srufleteen, 6Rien, @rfGi-
tune, u: n. @Ptleptti6e &rCptsn sur saniltGen 3etlun9
Der 6du Iu6t ; @tbtpulber, Sapntiuftur, Banbpurm-g ulcer
uno gBunbwaner fur duEerlt1e @erlebunaen, %rbeumattIhe
Itnhur. 3Fdutertpee uHp @bclera.@Itrtr, font Or. gEpttss
pGltbtriibntes AugenrdIer.
SuItu$ DttneIt
Nleranbria ga.
General &9ent fur gang NrrrtfI.
SIN Baltimore su babsn tn dlen Apptbeten fpwte bet
Susbhaneltr u. 8 c II tugbduf n, Rr, 2SH, gDef
Yrattfr. SIM @rpben bel n. gp8eIcr Il .. Nr, tnnt
Sle-3tbtrtpRr.
Sn WaGptn0tOn bet y . g. &brtftant gBm. . @tptsIe
uob snhern G%pptbetern. (3St-l
gGi@tig fir 9amrn!
3omen, peI&e Ter 9isufs etneS 8Hten &rittS teSarfsa
iQuten ih fets al
Or. S6umenn, $50. so, glprte nape 9ertustpnfry
peubcn. Or. Sdumann 1T Ser eiu5tse Ir5t tn btefcrn 3anSe,
auf ben man f@ bet her 3etlur9 duer 6rduentrantpeiten
b~eTiafcn tam, ais be NHe;
@tpGvna Der rapndtlt1en Rethigun9,
@sbarmuttsr-gorf nn6 @erf6parnns,
GIGer- unb @etterf6merien,
Rtebergs ftla9enbeit,
reiesr Slus, Ippetitlpi6fett, Nerppftat, &ppfpeb HS cue
sen 9anGn eisenc 8efbmCreen.
Seee Dame, be etnen eefdtfteu Dpttpr wur16t tpute bet
Or, Q d II nsd II n Spriprehen.
NPan serseGe ntGt bic Nunnsr 50 Nprtp' etn 9oas
Dpn 3ertn8ipnfr., 8aIttnprG Ipt
Nrienetsn wstben mad GnGn 2anbeS6e8snhen %Uertanot,
IzoLnl1
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The New York herald., 1865-06-23

l,eas he funeral, = m l.ss rsadsnos = xaa Iloon-
esa New jersey on Saturday sfsrpoon q two O'Clock
- BroSslyp on IaSssdsy .n TorRp8 e HsSsad sSSc
N the Goth year Of her age.
Isi Hss ana % her .m =.
No lis Columbia street. Brooklyn Heights, ON SUNDAY
Afternoon, at three O'Clock
LIv.sosios-on Thursday, June r. JAx.s Lvuos'os
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
sas O'Clock, from Calvary lEpscopa9 church, Twenty
ehrd street, near Third avenue.
hArosY.on Thursday June snS ~ aa.a -, nAnonr,
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
setend the funeral this day Friday from the residence
NnIsa-On Thursday morning June a. at nve O'Clock,
ycsKra FRAscr the beloved Of Heury Mary ELI.
both Miller aged months and days = M
Friends and relatives respectfully invited attend
ss rdenss or parents 40 East HcSson street.
0BMAN-On Thursday morning, june "a, RKBEccA,
wife u Peter o. 0sT,an sa IN the Ssh year Of her age
sss O'clock from her late rssdencs No Is Hamilton
areet and thence TO Cavalry Cemetery.
SrHAR.-M Montciair, N j., on Thursday, june a,
ss-a widow Of Francis Spear aged SO years. months
The friends and relatives are invited to attend the
from 3S the residence Of her Ely Dsvos
TAcKAHERRr. in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June II,
sier severe illness, Mr. TAcKABERsY, native of the
His friends and those Of his brothers. Robert and James
c invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
s brother No. "a East Baltic street. this friday after
noon, at half past two O'Clock. -
vANDERvooRr.- Troy, N. T., on Wednesday, juno
-, amer short illness WILLIAM A. VANDRRvooRr son OF
his age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Church Of the In
0ruation, corner Of Madison avenue and Thirty fftn
street this friday afternoon at two o'clock without
hrtner notice The remains will be taken to the family
vault, at NewtOwn, l.. l., for interment
WYcxorv.-At Anoka, Mimi, on Wednesday, June II,
SeHh WYcKovY, of Brooklyn, L. l., aged 80 years,
months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
eetend the funeral from the house Of his
NJ Joseph NJ. Smonson No 2l6 State street. Brooklyn
Sunday afternoon, At hapast three O'clock without
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
NEW VnRK ITTNz -


~ NEW YORK, JUNE H. 1885
Parties holding thirty 30 Coupons several
United States Government Loans upon which the interest
payabe July l. requested hand them this Office
Sth schedules at any time previous 10 that date.
Holders complying with the above win
Inst, after O'Clock r. M. 80 -" :
Blank schedules will furnished upon application at tho
Interest Department JOHN A. STEWART,
TroaR nited Stat
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eoOO OOO To LoAS-tN SUMS TO SUIT ON
OOUU.UUU New York city property.
JOSEPH MASON No. - Pine street
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nrFfCr OF THE JERSEY CRY FIRE INSURANCE
y, NnmnTfv No Montgomery street, jersey city, june
ist-Scventccnth annual dividend. The Board OF
Directors or ths company this day declared semi an
nusl dividend OF I'VE s oen free OF government tar,
j. PAULNIEI Secretary.
CorTHERS BANg NOTES wkNrED-yIRGISTA
- North CorOlra souts Caroine Georgia hana and
rov Oilclna. Highest price nah by MANNING A DE
fOREsT, Blnkera 10 Wall street.
rlaE ATLANTIC NAIL srtAMSIIP C0NPANY of.
4 flee No Bowling Green, New York. Juno Ia 1875
The Directors OF this have bis dav
csared ydcnd OF twenty Eve dOtrs per share navAbe
rr,yimo 10 kholders OF record ciosnr ~ te
transfer books twenty dollars share endorsed
ihe scrip cefNNcalcs
rbe irguspr hooks 10 he closed Thursday rnpe ga
inst a. r ~ and reopensd Saturday July LIST proxi
"a, AZ Id NJ BY order the Board OF Directors
FRANKLfN ALLEN, Secretary
nrffr NArrONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK NEW
Il York, June l3 1888 The BOARD of Directors have
this day declared sernannnal dividend Of six per cent
government and extra dividend OF ten
and government tar, payable on and after June 30.
The transfer books viii be closed from the ah 20 the 3Oth
OF June, Inclusive. y Ia NORTH, Csshier.
WANTED MEMPHIS CITY COUPONS, FOR WHICH
w the Highest market price will be given, by COBB, IA
vALA a Co, Bankers, 80 Broad street
WANTED 6opn, ON FOUR FIRST CLASS BROWN
w Houses and Carriage House at ak per cent In
te northeast OF Lexington avenue
and sixlleth street. at 80 Second avenue, Of JOHN
GLASS, owner.
$500 000 TO LoAN1IN SUNS TO SUIT ON