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Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

The beauty and extreme delcscy OF the female
iEsten TO say nothing Of It's Psychological Characters
tics sufficient indications il is cub ect 10 forms
Of disease and notifications peculiar to itself. The
physician Of the present day does encounter any
forms OF uterine diseases than did the physician Of
fy years ago; but owing 10 the present social condition
Of woman her diseases increased 20 frequency and
the truth Of this assertion the melancholy deaths by
consumption bear ample witness
At the American Dispensery We treat BY q
method, and with the hsppiest results, Prelsp-
sus Cteri, (fallns OF the womb Eruptons Of the
Skin Chlorosis, Green Sickness-ehsrscterized by
yeowish dirty green pallor OF the surface Rnanso
GessiEr, absent henstruation; Amenorrhea, Re-
tention Of the Aenses Dysmenorrhea painful and din
cult TOW Of the Menses; Menorrhaga, or profuse Men,
struston Lerchorrhes and altered
ton OF the mucns-generaly white or nearly coloress
and transparent.
with in Females Of all ages, whether married
married; and to married Females would say that there
many other forms of diseases peculiar your
diseases Of Pregnancy, Parurtien, and Lactston Of
which space Will not admit calculation. omit IL
the council chamber, adding but one more disease TO
this list and that is formidable oneUlcersien ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
II you afflicted with organic weakness or any as
sembsge Of morbid phenomena Of this character, you
have time to spare bat az apply for med ca
aid too late 10 arrest the disease least posi-
ble 10 paate the symptoms, and thus sEOohe the path
way to Al untimely grave.
considerable progress before the patent becomes alarm
ed In ernsciatieu 10 the frs. indication
that attracts the attention Of the patients friends An
here reader let call your earnest attention to the
fearful signifcsnce o, the word wasting Ii not only
constitutes the leading feature but the earliest aad
NEST ominous symptor Of Consumption, examples Of
which invariably met with In young ladies Who
gifted with high Intellectual endovments, refined sc-
compliments and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
sncy-not regarding these i0cicatisns being those
Of ncplent disease, but those OF personal charms
True, slssl the poet sings
s'Consurnptions' cheek ne'er looks pure.
And lovely, than when past all cure,
And yet that bloom, 80 fresh 20 still,
has lent its feeting aid 10 kill.
And speaks. 70 those who watch its hue,
OF Sickness, cea.h and suffering too;
Though who, Just viewing apghi 30 fair,
Could dreAn that death Was there,''
address p. o. Box 1864.
TPOface hours from A. n. to<P. n Room xs
as. East vashngton Street, Ipdianap apelis Indssna
febl6-dly
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PIANOS.

CUMMINGS d JKSNYs, MANUFACTURES Oh
~ Grand, Square, Cottage Upright,
G.H - ~ q HraDK8 ES.
No. 72e Broadway, sev York. Zach instrument
warranted Eve years
At wholesale ane retail IS per cent less than n.
same class Piano elsewhere
psAsss VII DO vell 70 examine 0gI instrsnents.
u ssnc Ter s.'siegus ,anRi -carn
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m e DlCAL.
M A N FL 90 D F!
How Destroyed, How Restored.
Dr. ~. =. PENDERY.
Physician and Surgeon
No. "a IL E. Washington St.

In CONNECTION WITH THR GENERAL PRACTICE
II Of Medicine, treat by new and reliable medium,
aud with the happes results all forms of diseases Of the
Nervous, Seminal and Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young with hollow cheeks and pslld cOuntenance
telling in fearful language the silent working Of
formidable disease undermining your constitution,
ory and reason. hurrying you to premature death
feet while reason holds sway and avail yourself Of q
treatment that dissipstes the slightest disease and
the harrassng weakness and other Of se
difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
Spermstorrhos, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Enis
sions, Sexual Debility, mpoency, Elects OF
and their reSultSlnabiy 10 Consummate the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Ph. seal Pros;rsop, Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption.
THE foe
Like stauneh murderer, steady 20 his purPose,
Presses hrp clsse through every lane Of life
Nor misses once the track, but presses on,
Till forced az last TO the uGOus verge,
Aud ~ Onco he sinks
Likew Sc, will guarantee radical of syphilis,
Gonorrhoa and Geet, In all their s;sges. entirely
moving from tie blood the last spark Of these terrible
diseases that gradually bun up The fountain OF fs.
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HoLD TUMBLIS6--An persons waiting SHADE
NJ Trees, frui, Trees. EverFreeus. or anything N
tAe Nursery line. VII be supped by leaving Their or
ders with the Subscriber No u North Illinois street
or al Kitey divers Agricultural wsreroon, No. y;
West Washington street. Tree Boxes furnished N de-
sired. WM. G. ELDER
mar25-dlm
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PROFESSIONAL.

nRs. TODD PA1R. having terminated their con-
il tracts with the Government a. A A Surgeons st
Camp Morton, prepared 10 devote their whole
time 20 the prsstics II their psofssslon Psrseps can
rely upos finding &C The cher q tAsfr sos 70 81
vf1nsa svupcs. nnrzD-dr
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And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description
Collections will be promptly made and every kind Of
business attended to that belongs 70 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Losns obtained this Bank, and the ample pre-
visions made for the keeping Of Deposits and for
the accommodation ofDepositors.
In addition the responsib ty OF the United States
for the Liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders ind
Nduay responsible TO the extent Of their stock in add
ton 10 the amount invested In such shares hus aodng
the most ample security 10 the public.
The following the present Sockholders Of the In
stitGtion'
wm. n English Wm. Braden.
". R-SofsingeT, Benz. y. Tuttle,
Lewis yordon John W. Murphy,
DeioSs Root. Judge 4. n. Finch
Ier. AcLene,
}. +. u Lsniel. Of NJ, wn. Willard.
. Gov. o. p. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hen John J. Morrison. ID. W. Noble,
Gen. IaI- Noble, W o. Lockwood,
Hon. Oscar r. Hord, Daniel Hennessey
Hon. 7. A. Hendricks, lanes Powers
Ron. David Kilgore, J. l. Slaughter
Hon. James A Crsvens, LEcian Hills.
Hon John Z. New, W. =. T. Morton,
Hon- I. n. sullivan. Bsrnabss Corn.
/ Rev. wm. A. Holiday, John c. Hereth
frof L. ~ Todd. Or. J. N Castor,
J. George S;ilz, II. b FIch
George ". Riggs. Dr.. j. n. wooSbu,
Robert Browning, Jno- c. Wright.
w. Holiday. John Hendricks
". K. holloway. A. DAnforth
J NJ Maxwell. Jane Greene,
Wm. II. Fry, \ d. B!llingsly,
A. J. Hay, wv. Lesihers
X PArker, James N!nsow
:. l. Holfon.
win.lo~, Lsnier Co.,
J. A. Ross, lalyii
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TOLEDO ALE.

EIsLAY wIDER's scELEBRATRp ToLxpo ALE
II IN barrels s0d bali barrels For SAFE by
y.k d DUNCAN, Aaxoss.
nrcs1r u sosth xer.Axa ssrsss- Inlasnapp3D-
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poiencs In both sexes the effects Of these diseases on
the body and mind and the Authors New Treatment Of
all these full, the only successful method Of
cure, with az exposition Of Quackery.
Thisw work Is not quaek advertisement but warning
and guide fof married and single II Is the only book
that gives the treatment Of s the above diseases plain
English with full directions for sef-trestnen and con-
tsins much valuable information proper mention
In pablo notice. The work contains $50 pages and loo
plates and engrsyngs OF the above diseases Sent 10 an,
address IN sealed wrapper, receipt OF dcllar
Those afflicted with Of the above diseases before
placing themselves under the trestment Of any one
should frst read this work
oPFlCE-3H Fifth street, between Market and Jensr.
son, west side.
To iRsure ssfe;y TO all letters direct TO
GALEN'S HEAD DIsPENsARy
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g Y M RTo M q

The symptoms OF CstArTh. a. they generally appear
first very slight. Persons ind they have q cold
that they have frequent attacks and sensit
20 the changes Of temperature In this condition, the
nose may be dry, slight discharge, thin and scrid
afterw ards becoming thick and adhesive the dseass
becomes chronic the discharges increased in quantity
and changed in quality; they thick and heavy
and are ha~ked or cougbed OF The sscretons Of
fensive causing bad breath; the voice thick and
sal the eyes weak; the Of the smell lessened
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place Another
and important symptom Of CstSrrh IS that the
person Is obliged 10 clear his throat in the morning Of
thick or 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 20 the
lungs, and should lose no time in srresting Ht
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FRrErosT, October 81, 1853
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NKw YORK April 6.-The committee appointed
at the Wall street meeting TO make arrangements
for public celebration met at the custom house,
Collector Draper in the chair. The following
address and accompanying resolutions were
adopted.
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them when In the city, to look through our stock
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

srrOsIID rIs.1=lT 'Os rHr DAnr STATS srsrrsrl
MORNING REPORT.
, 1865-09-08
DIR. Webster

1Ga South Clark etrcet, bctrreu Msdison and Monroe
pkcc nou1s ftom A. III. 10 F. NJ Specialist IN the
treatment Of u, private diseases tn all thcsr EaFcd and
ro.onse .tcd ferue. For The past twenty yesrs Df. "
bas rnsdc the rssment of private d!seasea his bu6
ne and etudr, which has cshled him to perfect rem
cdjcs w1cn arr speedy and permanent And In III
4 1c USED without hindranee to brsiness exposure
70 tcnds razuculsr attention E1ycn 10 an old IT."
OK cases. such Is wac formerly considered j. -.,,,+,a
Syrltlis, IN Al forms; GoaoaEhes- C'.. st,tctrr,
also the eecA Of aolItsrs haiti. nth rnous to bodv
md p:nd and producer soe o, t,e following caect.
r1mrca on The isee, b. liz weskuc.s. eousrp,,tou
aversion TOT aaa ohs4tneas In female society, unnau
arFs, dresa o. '4ture events, End nnal1y comriete
rroetsaoo g. the vita, pow, loss Of cmory, snsins
~ TIC cars ampoiency-csu be fully restored to health
d. ". il the publisher Of nrw medical work which
should be 10 the hands Of N those contemplating mar.
fagc. 6eut to all receipt Of teo ccass 10 prepay
postage Please can; friendly chss WIN coat yoa
nolttng.
Dr. webster rcfc7s the public to t1e following rhysI-
clans: pt. Delcz, Milwaukee, Wis; Dr. Peabody and
Or. Ecsnor. Detroit, Ieh. Dt. Price, Grind f.apds
hiiclL; Ds. Bowen ana Dr. Hssrt4uu, s. Louis, Mos
Dr. GAnes, DE. !. Bailey. Dr. James Thorn, Chicago
I'LL; DT. uezdersatt Tole1o, ohlo D.: Davis, clncin
n1t Ohio: DE. Beatty, St Tan, linn. eel',ns:ssat
, 1865-09-08

T1c meyer falling DIg. RAPHAEL y The best nc Eue-
ect1s when ali othc1r hsrc failed Al WHO afs 70 Eoo.
hjr. al Who have been uHfo9tnnhtt. AH Nahee !oAn
ho,,ex Aeve 4n tlsa1r0lntet4 ctshc lft bAstc0 ~
who fI1r% hc,1 s1Luced hy false rro!sa'rea aua aect
ali " ho taye been deceived and trt3cd Mtt AL 80 70
nu for advice aud Grt lie make your
ulc- rass AWAY he makes thr Aal casS
0f yFur erEtcs fall harmless. and pc suatAtnt scn5
character rcs1ctaAlty tu spite Of CYL rrnotts M
Tt1iors. All ~f n doubt n! the 81 thsns
1Ary love, lin relieve nnd s4t.t tar
r,4lttrd Iu lore Affairs he nnre1 falls Na ~ tae
cTt Of wa1,n &lsc affections Of the u;no4le se3. !s
rutw The single w,Althy nnI asprs sanr m1. ns
md u,k married hAy eis nld nna nuusGE t -oe1
nI Utttl 10 luaums11btG ins&acfs hul Ine Ies!e -
hns aIwu%r been speedy aud hApry n lss - -
mhLc ,,tnse HUT sure, he Will ehoN you lnS
" xUut YptnEr hush&nd or wiz lie can gGlac you 70
W.utn rulut1Cx and houof l1o1a-fns q Eo2a ns1l
Ho W.rr fortunate and uEsurccss VI N tle:f burl.
a,, m1r1prtune the greater part ot tacs nrta
ntd who found the tllry tried 10 et ff ward N
fnc world, the murr things Eett iSa!ast tEena. Al
tit,.c ui,o Hiscly followed III: 1sttE EL'S adS.cc
arr NOR Hc1. ENnTy Antt BI!ctc5tfil IN all heI Hhef
1al1ncs willie tlust KIo blinded ty nfEHacc aud
trp,r.1ss nes1tc'ipg TITS advice. nrf Sti.l taoafuE
srn1ns tdsefBllv and poverty CONSULTATIONS atfactiy
nf3sasc md cautcuz,til daily, fhutaSs' g assredl
if,.u . O. .o ~. nl- nt nLs oa';r. ~ ns IA a.;n
su;;ntioA icr 81. FCsoLs VI N!staHtr may c11nuu.
nicatc conudeiia1y by 1c!tcg, thry cac sr FL -
t.ursuia:on Fee. cach lett4s Al1t.tcrs cot1ha5l
cn,,.,s t1d interviews arr st,sty private and eoaa.
fs,1Inl No Iulswcr viii be Esr t'lst.cts uness nnE
ttNsJ Is rSia,Sd as CalsfultallDn lcc lIdTL.. ~
jc1.e.s u tIllows: Dr. RAP0AEl- I. Q. LIZ G@7 y
CHICAGO III, aA'ifaiA-As
, 1865-09-08
Gift, Notices. -.
0FFICE OF THE BOARD OF

oEEh :, .Iu Grs:99i 9s:9 & ASGS 49,, @
ordstd thsi DesTbsan sisea b trom MonToe
so9t6 e .s1so 5rssf e as id ef ssty
sa Se5s s 6 6 G;ks9 ;ak ,sssa
'mpfastsDen Hf I'd 6aaafa 6eng sliaaied a. ts fo
known - 81 Aass sTecs iesa, saiae a ssd
aia,e s',esFs S,sss ss : ses u Ada
TT @ ~ ss Adams street 1Tasent Sane of building
= sl9.!9!as g lot bioss = sescol Section Addition,
,,an nn1,enss ~ e ,es blesk School Section ADD
feeo: value Q! aane 10 remove 10, VI
AdallepT e. saqn sn j ses sesk Z, School seo
Bulldog o. ii Soy IL T. scaeo' ;e e seessss 'e
~ am Monroe street. Ireespt value ol d;n Is
u rbqi1anG % lot bIeeE ii. scho,, scr.,, t.t,,o,
value of eauae 10 remove -ine Of building F.0u:
e e s?r tSsass' ;siss sss: Ass s
8 ~ r. ;as ss: sesss
8 =: sssse' ss;sS s1ss,Ss ss,sf ssfas f
NJ ..e On iot IS boex1a. sehooI secton Add.aop.
- Qancy street. Fesent value Of building s1.4oo;
all5@s 51osf aehoo sse,S@ Ao:,S !: ;
S.1as = :! 9sncs sss. !sss' rs. '''us Of oo''
noi1dtnT on 1t 81 h1oes II School Section Addition,
No. VI jaskson street rtstns value ef building co.
Mnns ese M 1a, E 1rI si scnoo1 Section Addition
SS % :, 5as1soU stsec, ss ySs '''oe o'
pesca g S.os os ef Duaas s;o valae ot same to r
sq ,s soff esaSs ssss s. saa %
! value q sane 70 semoss {.0 ..,,.
, 1865-09-08
Extraordinary Conduct OF q Lake Pro-
pciler Captain.

At meeting Of the passengers Of the propeller
Wizslow, held septembc. slh, lsG5, TO fake into
confederation the aLrerttah!a conduct Of James
fused, atler solicitation, to 20 to their assistance
when They uese In critical md dangerous slsua.
ton ID Lake Huron, the following statement and
rcAclntfons were unanimously adopted.
The steamer Wlnslow. whilst op espasEaga tsosn
Buffalo to Chicago lost he. cou1xe mi dense log,
ard rnn upon Ecr.h Point, oa Thunder Day. All
proving nnavaiiing, q boat was despatched to the
usual route Of Lake Superior steamers for asftst-
hnce. The first vcssel ha!lcd WEB the propeller
Potomac, Captain james Carlisle, who positively
rs!tped 10 tnfn from bis eoqrze TO aid vessel =
distress. Ills conduct t. the more reptchensi6!c
from the fact that his steamer s better sapted Tor
rendering the required aFsfstante than any other on
ilst Of Captain Charles Chadwick, Of 1hc pro
peles City of New York, rho, 4s soon a.. be Was
informed Q! tie dangerous position n which we
lcase ed ns from the dancer OF ehfpy7cck.
refusing TO AID yctsel ia distress, when Informed
isy Of whom were iadses, wa. ftagrant violation
lasss, md We srmasiso il as IL tic highest degree
Eaolfed, That 30 return car siaeese thanks to
Gapi. cls5; Chadwick Of lhe propeller GatJ os Scw
xo for H. SsIs Ils1t It e9naus hea; aa unfn
Rstolzed, Thai Capt. Robert Anderson. Of the
zvirs,ow, also merits our thanks md Praae for his
e. 9ssee t. b4osne re- a he
opd some eixty tons or Iton before receiving assls-
Ettelrea, That the conduct Of the first m,te c.
7. Grover, was such IS TO deserve our unaualIdsa
Rsoisei, That the foregoing statement and reso-
!gscns to published u sla ch1sage ana naao
7 es:s ss Sg,,s; 1 ", y; 2. wgyss, E
tutrh h.. 4. 9, EnfnpUtcE. Jr,. N, 3, Combs. !. II.
, 1865-09-08
Western RaI1rood FreJGhts-A Word
= TO the Farnletx4
-:"'~ Curcaoo, Sent. :, 1856.


Editors Chicago Tribune: ~ !: :
In m article Published In your paper to-day
headed "Fseight Burdens On Western Pro-
tluce," you gare some most astonishing facts
In regard to the transportation Of produce
from the West to tho sca board, md showed
that 1t cost from twelve to fourteen cents per
bushel to ship corn from Chicago to New
York.
We arc under many obligations to you for
again calling public attention 10 this matter,
but would IL not be well for these farmers
now in attendance at the State Fair, who do
moi engage in the business Of trottiug horses,
or selling agricultural implements to consider
for few minutes tho much more practical
md domestic matter Of how We are to I'D
ourselves Of tho burdens OF the most exorblt-
ant aud outrageous frelghts which were ever
levied upon free people By tho great cousol-
dated Chicago ind Northwestern Railway. We
have no means ofknowing What the charges on
! duce to market are, but from The figures you
gave in your Issue Of yesterday It costs about
| Us much for It's to send our wheat and corn to
.Cllica 90 us It does from Chicago 10 Boston,
and this burden and taxation, allow nc to
say, is not confined to produce alone, but to
! everything else. -: =
resides ut Sterling, in Whiteside county, and
| he informed NC that the cost Of transporting
I naIIs from Chicago to Sterling waA now forty.
*e7rn eents per hundred, which used to cost
I only fourteen,
The cost Of transporting load Of wheat
from my place to Chicago, il now greater than
| There can be no more interesting question
which can engage the attention Of the far
| mcrs and mechanics how assembled, at the
Stnte Fair, than to inquire into the best mode
, 1865-09-08
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lse 9fpNn. years old, inc one soldat <i2lo ~
ssfs 1a FL # ~ - III a eow e ST.
L Iine eont,tion At :llo 1is sofsl years 9lo. q
kii36o; IL biask. i yesrs I'D. is hsnds hiEh md
touIt, cheap At sy;a w brown, years old IN Eooo
resl. at Fig % lso sor7e, years old QQe Wo1dos
, 1865-09-08

MYSTERIOUS DIsAprEARAxcr.-On Mou~
day night MI elderly gentleman from Toulon,
M, arrived IN this city BY tho Cleveland boa.
IN route, with his wife, tos Reading, Pa. He
Ind In his possession about 5000 IN money.
On his arrival here he LEFT the boat for the
purpose Of posting some Letters, since whlet,
time he hos not been seen or heard FROM He
did not post the letters, neither did he te!e-
tenilou. His distracted wife Is stopping at
the Cass Hotel The police are rendering
every assistance in. their power to discover
what has become Of him.-Dekru2 Fres 1'rsss'
Ekh
, 1865-09-08
Rpbark's Bittsr6.

B When Nature al her best Ton1es combined
p- She produced RouACK'R BIT
for m0ukinG.
sE Dizeaacs dcssrpy ufc, a1d RoaAcK&
~ ElTTEH8 destroy Ils.ascsl
The Stomach is the rourcc Of life, md H0-
" BAcR1 BZTxHFss se'''s' *
ey- Health gtses joy aad pleasure, ind A0-
~HAcE,s u1TTERa give health.
~ Pbvs1ea1 strength adds to ncntai E'sor md
rr general happiness. 120HACHH BIT
TERRI add 10 physical ssscngth1
r1r- For ttese ,casons there is such demand for
~ this medicinal beverage; and for these rcasuns
no one sh1nId I'LL 10 test their virtues.
fE Sold BY all Druggists md Dealers every
D wherc-and manufactured by Or. g. ",
% = RonACH, At Nos. 561 IS, 60 and 6x
East Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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