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HARPER L BROTHERS.
IL AUGUST BOOK LIST.

BY j. <. Carnes N. A. Emeritus Professor poiscsi
deS aeSnG&y y ~ University College London Crown sv'
NIMRop OF THE SEA; or the American whaieman.
BY William NJ. DAVIS With many Illustrations limo.
Per and ,r rTsysntnS s spread as a. ons
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poaqs Expedtion the Cruise Of the Tsyes o. ana
Rescue Of iSs F0is4i. spSyvors Sn,sh saSsS
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MorLEY's JOHN OF BARNRvELD. The life ana
% % e Sq Of s sSa S
The thirty Years War BY John Lothrsp Motley:
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Maps Maps TWO vcs svO, clSsS IS. ' N "A W.
srANLRY's CooMAssIE AND MAGDALA coomassis
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trations- svo, CLOTH 81 90 g.,
PRIMES UNDER THE TREES Under the Trees BY
samuel lrenaas Prime Grown svo, cloth. g.
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THE NEW NOVELS
Mrs ELEPHANTS For Love and Lite. svo. paper. n
cents.
rRoLLoPE's Doctor rhorue. Popular Edition. sva
paper, 10 cents
PAYNs The Best of Husbands svo, paper. 50 cents.
DE MILES The Living Link illustrated svo paper.
Miss BRA DDoN's Taken at the Flood svo, paper. 7s
cents.
ROBINS oN's Second. Cousin sarah Illustrated Sve.
paper 75 cents
Miss MULocKs My Mother and T. Illustrated. I2mo
cloth, 81 80; svo, paper ~ cents
rRoLLoPE's Lady Anna svo, paper 80 cents
BENEpIcr's John wOrthngton's Name. svo. paper.
81; cloth, 81 ~
VICTOR HU0os Ninety. Three limo. cloth. 81 rs; svo.
paper, 20 cents
PAYN,s At Her Mercy. svo, paper, 50 cents
THE BIUE RIBBON Bv the author Of est Oiave's"
Jennie's quiet Life "Metas Faith, DC. Svo. paper.
81 cents
BLACKS A Princess OF Thule svo. paper. rs cents
HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above
works py mail, postage prepaid, to any part of the
United states, on receipt OF the price.
HARPER's CATALOGUE mailed free on recent of
Ten Cents In postage stamps.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
Franklin square, New York.
MANHooD-2WrH EDITION A TREATISE ON
Il the Laws Governing Lite Explanatory Of the
Causes ana symptoms with instructions for the succea
u, Irsa,we nt OF Weakness Low spr,. Dspondsncy
author. Dr. r. DE +. cURTis, NO. Is Eass sixteenth
street. New York.
| NINE DEMOREsT'S BOOK, WHAT TO. WEAR"
ton every Department ladies' chidrsn,s ars,
will be ready September price - ccnt mailed pcss
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DEATH OF JOHN HARPER.
LOUISVILLE, KY,

LOUISVILLE, KY, August q, 1874.
John Harper, the owner OF the celebrated horse
IongIelOw died at hts residence, near Midway,
KY, last wednesday. leaving arge Iertupe'
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twentJ-four nours,
In comparison with the corresponding day 0l last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer az hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Buiding:- - .,
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TORPEDO PRACTICE.
The Old Lightship Again Blown Up 1T
Newport-Complete Success of the Ex-
periments.

NEWPORT, r. L., August 81, 1874.
The Intrepid this afternoon succeeded In demol-
ishing the old lightship which the unsuccess.
full attempt was made at the trial be-
lore the Senate Naval Committee on Mon.
day, fully described In Tuesdays HERALD.
One Harvey and two spar torpedoes were used,
all OF which worked well and did iair share OF
destruction. Torpedo class ~ had charge OF the
trial and performed the different evolutions to the
satisfaction OF all present. Some difficulty was ex-
perenced at the trial on Monday because OF the
iightness oil the vessel there not being pound OF
fruuhla-
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TIE WEATHER IN ENGLAND

LONDON, August 81, 1874.
rha weather throughout Enoland tn dav is lair
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HALIFAx, N. s., Aui

HALIFAX, N. s., August 81, 1874.
The cricketers have had fine weather to-day.
Play was resumed at half-past eleven A. M, the
American team closing their first innings with the
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The English team went to the wickets again, and
when time was called six OF their wickets had
lallen Tor 81 runs the best men OF the team being
among the victims 1t Is now thought that the
Americans Will win by an innings.
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FRANCE.
France Not England, Interdicting the Liberty
of the Press-A Cable Blunder.

PARIS, August 81, 1874.
The French government reminds the newspapers
In an onfcial note that the publication OF articles
signed by those deprived OF civil and political
rights is prohibited by law.
The despatch from London, OF the Goth inst at
tributing the above to the British government
was incorrect.
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w A S HIN CTO NJ.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August 81. 1874.
40 DiHcuIties OF W0OdruR, R0btn-

WASHINGTON, d. O., August 81. 1874.
The DiHcuIties OF Woodruff, Robtn-
SON q Co.
The suits commenced against woodruff, Robin
son Co., OF Brooklyn. NJ T., BY the governments
to recover the value Of goods fraudulently with
drawn from warehouse have been dlscontinued
on the payment Of the full amount due the gov
case disposed OF IN such manner that is cann0S
again be reopened. This is the hrm OF whicn FRANK
that Mr.. Beecher proposed visiting Washington
for the purpose or exposing their rregularites
False Consular Agents-Prec = utt0ns
Against I'm position.
The Darto ONctdt Of Mexico has made the fol-
lowing explanation:
BY the French mail steamer Guadeloupe, which
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 18th OF July COM
merclal house OF said city received lot OF goods
from st. Thomas, The invoice certified by person
styling himself Vice Consul Of Mexico at st.
Thomas The Republic has no consular agent, nor
has 1t recognized any one as such In that city. and
In order to evade the abuses OF such self-styled
agents, as we'll as preJudces occasioned by the
presentation Of such documents, they oeing mad
misslbe IN the ofices OF the administration, we
think it advisable TO remind persons OF tho
necessity OF iegalizng documents 10 places
where there Is no consular agent OF Mexico.
tariff has provided for thus case, aud
contains rules which Will save all difficulties. Tho
article to which we refer says as i0lows:-
'The senders or shippers OF goods will present
three copies OF the invoice for examination and
siding in the port where the vessel has been
loaded. and in case OF none such residing In the
place the invoices to be presented at the ONCE or
the consul OF any other friendly Power; failing
this. two merchants residing In the port can Ger.
tiiy TO the invOlces.n
A.-Rupture and Physical DeformitfeS
successfully treated Dr. MARSH, at No. vesey street
Astor House).
A.-Silk Elastic BeIt stockings. kneo-
caps, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandages.
Shoulder Braces and Crutchcs at MARSHS Truss 01cov
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
are easily attained by the use of FRAGRANT sOZO-
DON'T. 1t will eradicate the of foul breath and
preserve the teeth to the oldest age.
Arrest the Demon Catarrh.-WOlcOtt's
CArARRH ANNIHILATOR speedily cures. Have yOu
pain, Inflammation or feverr Try PAIN PAINT.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly, harmlessly and splendidy imparts natural
shades and Is easily applied. Sold everywhere.
DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy POSI-
lively guaranteed to Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ner
aud Kidney Diseases or no charge Is Bona street
| Perfection.-BOker's Bftters. Beware Of
counterfeits.
Since the Elastic Truss Company, 683
Broadway comfortably Rupture the metal
truss and finger pad can't sell their cruel in
struments of torture tor fou cents a pound.
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President MacMahon's Reception .,
Brest.

Brests
PARIS, August 81, 1874.
President MacMah0n had grand reception at
Brest to-day and reviewed the troops in the after
noon.
IN HONOR OF THE OCCASION.
There was q magnificent display OF fireworks to-
night, and the city was Illuminated in honor Of
the Presidents arrival.
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BY order of the committee,
POWELL CLAYTON. Chairman
JAxEs TORRANs Secretary.
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The English team then went to the wicket, and
at lunch 1.-TWO Oclock) four men were out (Mitch-
en DAVIS, Barker and Reid Tor score vi 6O
After lunch the English team went again to the
bat. The following Is their score:
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THE SPANISH RAPUBLIC.
Representatives Of the Serrano Government at
the European Capitals.

MADRID, August q, 1874.
Tho IDerio announces that President Serrano
has signed full credentials for the representatives
OF Spain a. the European capitals.
GENERAL MoRI0NEs AT LARRAGA.
1t Is oticially reported that General Morlones Is
at Larraga.
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Bombarslment OF Puycerda-ReneWed
Activity OF the Carlists.
BAYONNE, August 81, 1874.
General Tristany has summoned Puycerda, q
small fortified town, n1ty-two miles northwest Of
Corona, at the foot OF the Pyrenees TO surrender.
and begun to lombard the city.
OTHER TOWNS INVESTED
The Carlsts report that attacks are in progress
on the frontier towns Of Irun and Fontaraba.
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Fragrant Breath and Pearly Te0th
are easily attained by the of FRAGRANT SOZO-
DON'T. 1t viii eradicate the cause of foul breath and
preserve the teeth to the oldest age.
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A.-Silk Elastic Belt stockings. kno0-
caps, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandases.
Shoulder Braces ana Crutohcs At MARSH3 Truss Office
No. 2 Vesey street Lady in tendance.
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A.-Rupture and Physical Deformities
successfully treated Dr. MARSH at No. vesey street
Cstor House,.
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Arrest the Demon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CArARRH ANNIHILATOK speedily cures Have y0u
pain, Inflammation or feverr Try PAIN PAINT
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CristadOr0's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly, harmlessly and splendidly mparts natural
shades and Is easily applied Sold eyery where.
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THE CRICKETERs AT HALIFAX.

SMALL ATTENDANCE.
The attendance OF Spectators was small.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, August ID, 1874.
On the 23d day OF April 1874 Elisha Baxter pretending
10 be Governor OF ARKANSAS by proclamation ned
the Leg stature in extraordinary session and in obed
to that call under the protection OF bayone Ia the
hands OF BAKERS adherents, sufficient number OF per-
sons assembled ana pretended TO organize themselves
into legislative body for the state OF Arkansas Tns
the question to the people whether or not they
would have q constitutional convention. Under the
provisions OF the act alluded to, body of mel n.
claiming and pretending to be delegates to con
tonal convention, have assembled at the capital are
now engaged in training consn tition which At an
oIe for ratification or rsiscfion, TlA Iegaliy ~ tia
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Perfection.-Boker's Bitters. Beware Of
counterfeits
Since the Elastic Truss Company, 683
Broadway so comfor rtably Rupture metal
truss and finger pad blacksmiths can't sell their cruel in
strument Of torture for fou cents pound
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY MARCH TO- 1874

might be imposed, as there would always be
occasions where the importer would paw a
duty upon goods OF no possible value. IN
der the former law, when fruits were duti-
able, remission was allowed on all damae-
ed OF twenty-five per cent so that IL the
invoice was damaged to the extent of
twenty-five per cent. or less duty mad to
be paid upon the whole. and even in
cases where the entire invoice turned out
worthless, duty OF fifteen per cent was
exscted, and formerly twenty per cent. Now
that the question of returning to these duties
has been agitsted, the importers have deter
mined to represent the matter properly be-
fore congress, that any action of that body
may be taken intelIigently. For this purpose
committee, consisting of Mr.. Brandagee,
+. Phelps, w. III. Westervelt, J. G.. Giles, ID,
Hardy, l. +. Warren and others, has gone to
Washington at the invitation of the COM
mittee of ways and means, and will shortly
be accorded hearing. The entire trade is
understood to be in favor of free trade in
fruit, as it does not interfere with any native
product.
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II Negetine will relieve pain cleanse ,,ri,-
and cure such diseases, restoring the psftent ~
perfect health after trying different physicians
cnsty suffering for yesrs, is it not con-
cluslHe proof, II you are a sufferer. YOU can be
cured? Why is this medicine Performing sncI1
grest cures IL works in the blood in the circu-
blood-purifer. The great source OF disease orig
mates IN The blood; and no medicine that does
has any just claim upon public sttenfion Wben,
the blood becomes iifeiess and stagnanf either
lIoin enange OF weather or climate, want of ex-
eLclSe, irregular diet, or from any other cause
the Negetine will renew the blood csrry of the
PuIrlo humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the
DoWis, and impart tone OF vigor to the whole
body. The conviction is, in the public mind rs
well as IN the medical profession that the rerni-
more safe, more successful, in the cure Of dis
ease, than mineral medicines Vegetine Is
coz" posed OF roofs. barks and herbs. II is pleas
IN scronula INC Negetine has performed wonder
Iui cures. where many other remedies have
,a a. wl DC seen by the following unsolici-
A WALKING MIRACLE.
Mr. H. r. STEVENS.
Dear 81 hough stranger I want 10 inform
you what segetine has done for me-
Last Chr istmas scrofula made its appearanc.
in M system-large running ulcers Appearing
my thigh, which extended 10 The seal on, o ~,
my head, which eat into the skull bone one ON
my LETT leg, which became so bad that two ply
1cla ms came 10 ampufate the limb, though up-
on consultation concluded not to do so, a. NV
wnoie Dody YVES so full of Scrofula they deemed
IL ADVISABLE 10 cut the sore, which was painful
beyond de cription, and there was q quart OF
InsIter run nom this one sore. The physicians
all gave me ap 10 die, and said tn y could o no
more for me: Both OF my legs were drawn up TO
my seat, and was thought i'll did get up again
would be a cripple for life
When In this condition saw Negetine adver-
tsed, and commenced taking IL in March, and
iouowed on with e, until had used 10 bottles,
ana this morning am going to plough corn, a
well man. All my townsmen say il is a miracle
| TO see me around walking
In conclusion will add when was endnrinr
such great SUFFERING from that dreadful disease,
Scroi1ia, prayed TO the Lord above to take me
out OF this world, but as Vegstine has restored
| 10 me the blessings OF health, desire more than
ever TO 1.-Two, that may be of some service TO my
fellow-man, and know of no better way to aid
suffering humanity, than to enclose you this
statement OF my case, with an earnest HOPE that
you Will publish It, and IL will afford me pleas
ure 10 reply 20 any communication which j
may receive therefrom.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAWN,
Avery, Berrien Co., Mich, July 10, 1872.
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Total
HEMP AND FLAX WANTED.

Saws the Bulletin: The low price of jute,
the great competitor of hemp, has of late
years caused the cultivation of the latter to
be somewhat neglected. The reduction in
the crop of the former, on account of the
drought in India, has turned attention
to the cultivation of hemp. The crop this
wear is said to be the smallest since the war.
and will not, it is thought, exceed the ordin-
ary requirements for twine and rope. Mis-
souri, is the great hemp-raising state, and the
crop there is reported to be far below the av-
eraee while tine drought in India, or some
equally potent cause, has cut down the i'm.
portations of hemp and other fbrous crops,
including jute butts, to figure astonishing
ly low In raw jute the imports for July were
S73 tons, against $685. tons for the cores
ponding month in 1872, and for the seven
months ending July 81, only 9,402 tons,
against 30 ,327 for the same time In 1872. The
imports OF hemp for the seven months end
ing July 81. 1873, were only IL ,652 tons
against 19,040 tons for the same time in 1872
IL will be seen, therefore, that there is al
extraordinary falling off in the imports, anC
the prospect is that the receipts for som,
| time to come will diminish. The drough
has continued so long in India that the crop
there are ruined, and the world must lool
elsewhere for those articles of commerce
which that region has supplied. the abov
is hint, and strong one to the farmers o
Indiana. Already flax raising in the nortl
part of the state is made a business. Whel
1t is borne in mind that the stock of linsee
oil is low and the price certain to be high TO
year to come, that crops offers strong claim
to attention, both for the purposes of lin
and oil.
FREE TRADE IN FRUIT.
The Journal of Commerce has this: TIL
importers and brokers of foreign green fruit
both in this city and Boston, are UNIVERSAL.
in favor of the present system under which
green fruit is admitted free of duty. 1t il
urged that fruit is perishable article, anC
that most invoices arriving are damaged
more or less. Under these circumstances
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oTATE eKINDIAsA, MARION COUNTY

Theodore p. Haughey We. William ~. Jones,
Caroline T. Jones, Charles p Wilder Elvise
Wilder, Richard 7. Seckel, Kate Seckel.
In the Superior Court OF Marion county, in the
state OF Indiana. No. 5,iSS. Foreclosure, March
term, 1874.
Be IL KIN wa, that on the 18th day of February,
1874, the above namsd plainIif by his attorneys,
fled In the Office of the Clerk If the Superior
Court of Marion county, in the state Of Indiana,
his com plant against the above named defend
ants for foreclosure of mortgage, and on said
It'll day of March, 1914, the said plsintin fled in
said clerks office the affidavit of a mpetent
person showing that said defendants, 1iehard
4. Seckei and Kate Seckel, are not residents OF
the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said Court, said
defendants last above named are hereby mott
fed of the fling and tendency OF said COM
plant against them, and that unless they ap-
pear and answer or demur thereto, at the call
ing of said cause on the second day Of the term
of said court, 10 be begun and held at the Court
House in the city of indianapolis on the hrst
Monday in april, 1874, said complaint, and the
matters aud things therein contained and a.
legged. will be heard and determined IN their
absence. WILLIAM j. WALLACE, Clerk.
Harrison Hines, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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THISTI.EDOWN


GAN ENGLISH RURAL CUsroM.)
Long ago-a little girl,
smooth OF cheek and dark OF curl,
Like my daughters nearly
gathered for my bridal bed
Many hoary thistle-head
Before the flying tufts were shed.
And saved them up 50 dearly.
Oh, the happy days and dreams!
Endless Present-lit with CLEANS
OF wondrous Future!
Day, and week, and month, and year,
Glide-and what know you, my dear?
And what know L? Oh, little sphere
OF every mortal creaturei
Life has pleasure, life has pain,
Passing, not to come again,
Blacklist hours and brightest.
Time takes all things, all must GO:
BygOnes vanish-is Ii so?
Gone aud lost fOreyer?-Noi
Not the least and lightest.
In Age we laugh at dreams Of Youth.
Are Ages dreams more like the truth?
And what is life but feeling?
The world Is something. none can doubt,
But no one finds its secret out.
To childhood, and to souls devoui,
Comes the best revealing.
Gay at heart are you, my child,
Gathering downy thistles wild;
Cares nor fears Cypress thee;
gathering up, for joy, for moan,
Mhen all these Autumns. too, are flown,
The bed that you must lie upon.
God protect and bless thee!
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CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
For fne kuppression Of QuRel

The trustees of the Academy having re-elec-
ted DIR. l.. w. CuTtus president, and medical di-
rector, and DTs. Warner, Smith, and Davis, con-
sulting physicians, beg TO inform the public that
henceforth the office hours will be from 10 A NJ.
to p. VI. All chronic diseases, as Asthma
Bronchitis Catarrh, Consumption, Dyspepsi la,
Palpitation of the heart all diseases Of a deli
cate nature, SpeTmatorrhRa or Seminal weak
ness, nervous debility, diseases OF the eye and
ear, and all diseases of women and children are
reaied with the best success according 10 the
latest medical experience. No case taken under
treatment unless a perfect cure can be guaran-
teed. The poor are treated gratis, Tuesdays and
Fridays, from six TO sven p. n. Patients resid-
ing in the country can be treated by correspon-
dence If they give an accurate description of
their respective cases, and medicines sent them
by express. Letters OF inquiry should contain
two postage stamps, and be addressed DR.. L. w.
CURTlUs, Chicago Academy of Medicine IS
south DespIaines St, near Mad ison st, Chicago
Ill. Copy right Sncured
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AREVERY.

EVAN HARCLfSS-
Alone-yet not alone, sit,
For Thoughts like these are iorIniSs'
As | watch the smoke OF my CIGAR
That fIom my lips Is CURING
It's quiet flow,
Now high. now low,
In fancy seems e. be
The graceful flight
OF angels bright,
In Milton's v, rse so charming.
thousand forms it's eddy takes
As round me II whiris as light -,
Ache snow from heaven that fails IN nakes
And covers the ground with white
Oh! how soft
Each motion Is.
No studied grace Is therei
They move like the clouds
In the ether above,
Famed by the summer air.
Coauettish like, they fly from me,
Then caught by the air they gnoe,,
Like the gauze round fair young oIiue'
They sweep, they whiri,
And round me curl
In'beautiful forms above
Now far, now near,
Yet ever dear
AS the forms Of those love.
And rowin a thread of the finest silk,
As fine as the suns lightest ray,
They pass like the thought In fancy ma"e'
And vanish in the air away.
INDIANAPOLIS, February y.
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.

There has peen an unusual run on
English Walking and Sleeveless
Jackets. We have q few left and
will continue to offer them very low.
II you need a genuine Paisley
ehawi, now is the time and 90 east
Washington Street the place to buy
Call early, as we have marked these
goods at prices lower than ever
offered in this city. rslrs
Don't forget the Hosiery and
Gloves. The reduction still contin-
ues on them. The stock is nice and
we'll assorted. but we want to real
ize.
We are now prepared to take
orders for Dress Making. We have
received all the latest styles, and
can get UP garments on the shortest
possible notice and IN the most ar
tistic manner. .1.la er
Things lively in the Merchant
Tailoring department.. Spring goods
and spring fashion plates received.
60 East Washington street.
ADAMS d HATCH.
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NJ q II Q h
TO HSIRs Of PETITION to SELL REAL STATE.

State OF Indiana, Marion coanty. Marion
Civil Circuit Court.
Notice Is hereby given that Christian Stark,
administrator with the will annexed of the es-
tate Of George Schellinger, Jr., deceased, has
rled his petition TO sell the real estate of the de-
cedent, his Personal being insufficient 10 pay
his debts; ana that said petition will be heard
at the next term of the Marion Civil Circuit
Court of said county, commencing May y, 49,.
Attest: WM. j. WALL ace, Clerk,
March Q, 1874. NJ. {. &. T.. Marion Co.