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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Board.


120 Meadow Valley ca
90 Raymond Il Ely 45, Az, 4S, Az
745 Eureka 45. 80
G75 Prussia 25s
80 Jackson 2
100 Rye Patch IA
800 Leopard 1917, 1914
200 jefferson Az
1880 Gila AZ. Az. 45s
40 American Flag "a
rs KK41a
800 Geneva Con. 2
1895 Mansfield l, soc, SIC
AS South Mountaiu l. "a
100 Illinois Central ~
$50 Mahogany Toe,
700 South Chariot 80, 321l, 37,z
$40 Golden Chariot ~, Ia
400 Poorman a.. IA
260 Woodville "a, "a
2j5 Lady Washington ", Ia
100 Midas "a, AZ b 30
23O Pacific 312
go Niagara 75c, 95c
80 Eureka (Grass Valley 2
900 o. G.. Hill "a
800 Kossuth 23s. "a
800 Occidental Al, 334
l35 New York 4, 37s
250 Alta 4 "a
200 Tyler ~
so Wells Fargo soc, 45c
400 American Flat $ "a. IA,
200 Seq. Rock Island / u, /
300 Senator l, 75c
30 Rock Island
80 Europa 2
100 Dayton ga
200 Sheridan l, q
30 Andes ~. IA
400 Leviathan u
1860 South California 2Ils
100 Amazon
20 American Flat 3s4
COO Leo =
2l0 Challenge IA
3ij Prospect 1871, 1877
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-08-12

ONCE MORE FREE, William Mex.
Dc1nee, who was arrested first on a
telegram, second on q warrant issued
Job Davis, Justice of the Peace, and
third upon warrant issued by Gov
erncr Bradley, upon a reGuisition of
the Executive authority of the State of
Nebraska, passed through on the west
ward bound train last evening for San
Francisco. 1t seems he had made ar
engagements with his attorneys to bring
suit against Her & Co. of Omaha, for
false imprisonment and malicious
prosecution, aud also to have one of
that firm arrested for perjury. Things
began to get hot, and the prosecution
proposed to compromise the matter by
Mex Dennee paying 81, 500 OF the sc, 900
he owed them for goods, and release Tier
IL Co. from all damages and causes of
action in the premises, and Her & Co.
would surrender his promissory notes
which they held for said goods and re-
lease him from custody. The terms
were accepted, and all parties quit sat-
listed. William il seems came out
ahead to the amount of thirty-five hun
dred dollars on the goods purchased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
SALVATION TO THE CENTENNIAL YEAR

NEwBURGH, N. Y, Dec. 29.-Thc Common
Council OF this city to-day ordered that salute 90 fred
and bells rung az midnight on Friday The centennial
viii also he ushcred IA here By tOfc.Ilie h;
urocesS n consisting OF civic and military organizations
including the tlrc Dcpartmcnt.
OswEGo, n. Y, Dec. 29.-Ihis city will
celebrate the beginning of the centennial year on sat
nriay morning ~ firing national salute and ringing OF
bells
HARRIsBURG, Penn, Dee. 20.--At a meeting
Cty Councils last night IT was recommended mat
a general illumination OF the city take piaco on tie
usering in of the years that bells he rung ~ dawn
and trat bunting di.p.aycd throughout the city Gut
ue The day.
NYACK, N. Y, Dee. 20. The centennial
year win he ushcrcd in at this place by the ringing OF
BELLS blowing OF Whistles firing national salutos, and
general rejoicing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
MRS. WOODRUFF Ar co0rGa UNION

A LECTURE on TUE TRUE AND THE TAi&E-HoW
TIE LEcrUREWs VIEWS WERE RECEIVED.
"The True and the False, Socially was the
subject OF IL lecture by Victoria C. WOodll in the Great
Han Of the Cooper Institute last evening The room
was nearly flied with audience in which there were
more men than women, and many Young people
on the stage at each end were about htcen
chairs, all remaining empty during the lee
ture. while in the rear OF the center Of the
stage was "A large armchair which no one occupied
Above it the Wall was q cross OF white camel
las. In every seat was copy OF boodh~f
and ClaRtnS weekly, labeled, "5~oincu Copy"
Mrs. WOodhun came on the stage alone
no one introducing her Moderate applause greeted heap
pcuance She read several passage from LIST Corinthians
ana then spoke with fev notes in her hand, to which
she referred al rare intervals She plainly dressed
her hair was thrown back loosely but caught up III
the NECK and ornamentcd with scarlet flowers and green
leaves
The lecture was head with close attention. Il
WIS an exposition OF Mra. Woodhulrs favOnte views of
the marriage relation ana the duties Of parents toward
Their children. frequently passage was received with
warm app alse not unmiS cd with sudden Laughter But
these marks Of appro,ll usually followed some
bit Of plain specch, or pointed allusion and men
were more ready TO applaUl than the ladies', though
there apparent mdrI- of diSiavof oh hc rt 81
work for 1t called out 40 demonstration at
favor, but f,w moments later an d.ulon
70 French siatuay was heartily enjoyed. Me. Wood
hall smoke o. her return % tie fdino patOlm nom
which sio lad been taken with her s"ter ana impis
mod but TINS unr Of her address WIS received
in silence Inc huctt ana apparently most sincere
part Of the lecture that IN which she pictured the
love OF "A child Ion mother who told II of lis birth aud
tie suffering 1t lad cost her. But the effort was not
aud.My approved. Tie speaker closed win an
aup,ai that the people OF New-York would
moi uisjudle her ia the future. She said she had re-
cc.y,d eoWn Of tholu al their hands, and now hoped
fu tci recognition aud love. She Mad aimed to deserve
them both.
Ms woodruff viii lecture this evening at the Cooper
Institute Un NCmau's Curse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
RuRGLAKiEs AND TnEFTs.

The warehouse of EaudOuine " Willis, importers
Of cots at 7lS Broadway, entered by burglars on
Monday M robbed 0l u pieces OF me black cio valued
a. The burglary not di-'oy.r'd auth Tie lime ar
rived iu opening Tueeday morning. The gohcc
believe that burglars ard themselves On the first
door Which il unoccuried locked In the building
wE,h c1sol On M1nnaO evening" Inc bnisl"i7 ml y
iror Thea 10y bored IIo9gh '"o paner and ms 'he,t u
a., entrance to iiaGGOuil,, s.OgC IDey male i
,,c ,lIon- narrow ay behind 'ne Guiding ic'ihs IL
n Brc Of 40 90 south nth ave- the
p'i} 90 =, 81, ,,iou 49,, 81, t., yalas a. sIl2
Inc sion o NoOdrun at - broadway s
robJyd u,'ay evening" oi prJ.Iy .alIeI A 81 oil, 80.
m, tnct eAprod t" roon ri Chares "aAehe'd al 80
1913 cn"cnrg iu,nay sighL ana stone an o''i'
Te foonl u Louis Muller at No 80 Eichthage, was
robbed Of Wearing arpaie Sa.ucd al go on u.aSs
rouDol god watch and chn' valued al 49, W marry
A. The ,or,' sloyeI by taylor Gibson WILSON. dealers
in ta.ors TRIMMINGS az No S2o bru0m'~t a." no.
oro-y It. was oyenrp yesteriiy morning h. DO
tr- hole Dorcd III g "a" attlon a. hhd3 Tie stan ~
e vail had been broken L'ro't maNihs Ia,'''ss 10
tine d nu. b@ih2 IA ti1nDJ Oh a"'- D'i'Na
p.c.crs aud a,orers cicny iai'ano iirsais toS "cr
found 'oOr OF = reon to ,iea ne 49, e To-
Frederick Cicr~ IA l1Fd a Idylnts was arrested
ycstda clrs,i IA ste ing good. to ,Ie ns nt OF @ %
rut,r WAC has laeiy been out %, eips ment ashe
perus on 70 wit. i't' ~ a.. to.e 90 Si'n q de', AZ
prprciorS ayno. the ANA IL 'coved that a
iron rsynor afterwards airc"ted At sunDay
school ho~ea where ae cecss anu ss5 OF uo Monty
hai been lddcn lie committed ir examination IN dc
Ino Ie,Idcicc John Darling Bergeniine ave. Wet
morning and goods valued al % Wsre stolen Ihe r,adenoo
Tuesday night aud SILVER pise valued At SO was s;n The
60 cTh Of earpen,crs tools Tho residence Of Henry
ifwis on Bergenwood ave, Robbed 81 qIany OF hg-
clothing. II believed that Tie burglars came iion
Mondy night an aite%E, %1as BY burglars to eS,sr
~ AID 40 Broa - Newark Tho narrLs n hrf opera
ton cia's tLe plat e'af- 81 The ""lrd'" causing
/ damage of about 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
LNNIyERsAKY OF A pREsBYrEr!AN cnuRcn.

The Spring Street Presbyterian Church last
evening celebrated the anniversary OF It's
organization. large audience present, and upon
the platform were TIC pastor, the Rev &. NJ. McCamp
bell the Rev Dr. Cox the Rev. g Is. Halliday, assistant
pastor OF Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, and several lay
men After singing and prayer ny Mr.. Halliday. Mr. Mo
Campbell said that IN looking over the church records It
was found that the church was between go and 90
years OF age instead Of 30 He then Introduced hr.
halliday. who sad that IL was now 80 years
aimee he first began wOrshipng tacIc-not In
the present building, but the old sbugleco' cred
building which stood To the east of IT, He sand that II
was in tie Spring Street Church that he first publicly
professed Christianity. The church, lac said had his
tory OF only fifty years for 1t wac an organization "t
M after former church under DR. Co.'s administra-
ton had outgroWn the building. and Lad removed Ia
Iaight Vai1ckss The Spring street thurcn was or
ganized by q. r. Shipman The first pastor was the Kew
Mr. Pusbury, who was succeeded by Mr. Ludlow, who ~
The time of the call pastor OF the old BIoome Ste"
thnrch Mr. Ludlow went TO N'w-Iaven, and
Dr. Patton vas tie next pastor The ebhch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Ihe Kingdom a.
Portugal making preparations 10 he represented IN
proper manner at the Centennial celebration TIE De
partmcnt Of Marine and Colonies is engaged IN ORGANIZING
complete collection OF the various products IL bc found
in the Portuguese possessions The Central Association
OF Portuguese agriculture in session at Lisbon, Laf-'
officially invited 10 collect the hest spcc linens, by witch
the actual state well the progress OF agricultural
industry might known. Tne directors Of Tie III
dust trial Institutes Lisbon and Ot OportO dclbtti-
ing concerning the best means for representing i0fGai
nj Tie Centennial TXlbitiun. The collection ~ all Inc
articles that may Of general iuerC st ha' received thc
special attention OF tie Minister Oi Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fihh Arcnue Hotet-The Hon. James G. Blaine OF
Maine. senator Lewis V. Bogy Of Missouri, AMI efnov
Henry Howard Of Rhode Island HoGmdn Hg,tSe, E1 Sens
Tor Matthew n. Carpenter OF Wisconsin b,nhsn noxt
Scott President OF the PennsylElnla ran
Company. Erer,n Housc-Pro Fraoci, A. Wahe, 81
Vale College and District Attorney Calvin o. Cd OF
Connecticut .Mropolhla Ho-Ge9rgo q GahhGp, Ds,e
T. cat OF Montreal and Thomas Dickinson President 1f TIE
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company 81 Nch0tds ii2e,
The Hon Alexander q. Catte of NewJersey ana JONI
Crampun General Freight Agent OF The Great Nes.r t,,
way Of Jdues HOtslsnrgon George bilen
Of the & = naval academy. Union square HOkt-N
Wheeler ot Coleman Hou1e-Gen Johh v NOD
In OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

had never been rieh but s members were rch IN grace
When the sys EN- Of distributing tracts THROUGHOUT VIC
city was begun 90 OF the llG distributors came rom tls
church. Dr. Cox who II ~ years OF ago, WIS the hcNt
speaker He said II gave him great pleasure 10 h9 poh
again In the church where he once nilns'eeu' h'
warned the peoplo To avoid intempef3nce anu nSht
against the use of iquors II. j. Thorne, ofher c,u
Of the church. then addressed the o rh the
ments, after which the people were asuisSeu WI" '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
ACTION Ely NEwJERsEY ODD FELLOWS.

Trenton, n. j., Dee. 29.-The Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows of the state of NcwJersey last Noven-
ber suggested that each lodge should appoint COM
mttee Of one TO make arraugcn, TO have the order
properly represened the Centennial Exhibition Tue
delegates met today. and the subject was discussed
A rrnort will made 10 the Grand Central t"lmte'e
OF tie Grand Lodge ot the United states PhddcluhIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
A TEMPERANCE PROTEST.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-I'he Massachusetts Tenn
peruce Alliance, at o meeting held to-day, adopted
resolution requesting the Massachusetts, Ccutonu Com
uissoncrs to protest against the sale Of intoxicating
ouoI > upon the CeutCu nia grounds at Pniadeipbld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
SALE OF A PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. L l. - l.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %

Creek and Aucg.ny Valley Railroad, under foreclosure
OF mortgages, wars made t,o Philadelphia Exchange
10 day ut noon, ter $IOO.oOo IL purchasod by "A
cuu.utter for ,nc bOuunoliern 1hc mortgage on lbc
road amounted 10 y2,joJyOVO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
AN OPINION By TuE ATTORNEY-GEYERAL

II
W,suINGToN, Dec. 29.-The At;orncy-Gcn-
erais opinion bten giyen on te question submitted
10 MIN by Tie Secretary Of the Treasury ~ 8" rebuilding
tho SI7G25l tax On dividends OF the Iilnois Central
Railroad Company stock heid by nou-les.dcnt alcs
tn. matter at being whether the money SHAH be
paid t. the Company they claim It should be, or 10
tc nonresident alien stockholders This tax was ild
ia 1868 1854 1868, and 1866. Tho Attorney General
says:
This money yas Claimed and received BY the United
st,As as incJ-iC upon diyidehds OF STOCK h'd ~
MON rtsdcn aliens, made ~ thc inO's Gent "a ''I"
company ia Tue yotr1 loG,, iSGl, iooJ ami 1000 Shp
scJucGty courts Vi Lc UhVod o'i,1cs detit "a IL 20
be Illegal Ia cXtCt TING tax upon diNiochis "l nt''NN "
longing to aliens tnis country Inc oi
orir 81 tuc Con pany arc udsics OF ho bIcc'Aoiu'iH
i tiey head MONEY e.rnOi IN Trust Tor he u",iS
Company Tnc Gh'cefS OF the ro'd were Do"Au I" pay
over ti.c dvte- earned u Jc sUcHiodcs, alI tnty
mad 40 rI.t wliud Eyc pct cent or amy Oticr s'i'n
Tor any Iciyu purpose ana IL 50 "ltnhcd, inc s'c'h
uoucs M Ut Tor ANT recover the s.r AGAINST Tie
rU:I Tu,ae a.un ttockbuidcts can recover Ilou the
Cuiiany any money wn.ch they pave Lawful IlEl
AMI Wucu tue Company refuses 10 pay, ahu
tne corporation cannot dcicnd Naet III cod't
| uf law Against claims On thc Rf"thi t''l
tue COMPANY had pad OuJ the mUncy ON some
uuaW iOI specially atcr ihc ia5'ncut Las
hru orcllid lllcyfu By Tue highest trluu. 1nc GOV
.tuurht dnIaNIuIJ CxaCtC tic money itVn the idvdd
rIui.tuy add 1t nuud ~ p,lia bdck Ia thc company
NON Wiuch unltwiully taken. 1Ae bon' hdchl
alcu s,Ocknolorrs can recover 10 al t'c 'uilOd1"u
which .s Understand IN pclCctiy soN Cilt, ANA II "l
NC The company 10 plead Ia ~ tholI
negligence, ignorance, dCla4, or oJLor Iic2l act
tonu.uy To- repayment % thc money wulch u dlh
the toNcIuIuont undor ah I'stl c@d Ton dorH Lo ne
pCnd GpO NuctaCr hdS pad tIic MONEY 20 tEr
sOcinuier5. II II appears On the adj 'ucni tni
tuc Government las already pad back part OF t"a
iuncy 10 sne stuchn0ldcrs Lawfully cntt,d o. eio same
nucn can be doiGooa AND Ine b..noe p.G o''f 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

A PLASTER OF DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR viii quickly worst kind OF Boil OF Ulcer PC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

YoU CAN CURE THAT COUGU OR CoLD b.
usng WIsrAgs BAAeAM OF WILD CHERgY 90 eta and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

HIMRop's CURE.-Unedualed for Asthma
CatarTh Group HhOophg Cough aul common Colds Toy Il
sold by gist Wholesale depct liz Chambers 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
Do nor woit ill to-mOrrow. Go to-day to

Do not wait till tomorrow. Go to-day to
HE GREAT ORIGINAL DOLAg SIOEE, No. GO. Broadway, and
examine the immense Of magnificent Goods O ornament,
use or fancy which Oncei tie general
pan Prices than ever before IN the history OF the 80
taLlshneut Never sIoh innonEo drey or goods
been unusual price OF ~ Dollar and Tor the
rs tie pnp1eprs now oner nner tie general aver
age system addition to the splendid goa H. at collar for
article, beautiful brohle Goods so ana silver watches,
French ornamental tDcns, ILEJd Tables. Work
Tai ct prices less
original iporta 1H even n MANUFACTURE such n-
ducenunts never bciOre of rcd TO purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

Gentlemen will find the most stylish an,
elegant dress hats at LspENCnEID6 llS Nassau 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

CORXs, BUNIoNs, INGEOwISG NAILS, etc, cured
without PAIN corn 10y ma J0o Dr. RICE 2l2 Broadway
corner Fulton 81, AnDX building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

A.-UaTs-Gcnts' Dress Hats for the Holidays
AZ lowest prces T. ERSRSwgS is Nassau st. near sprGc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

TIE New YEARS Hat AND NEW YEARS
who make calls on saturday next VII
want hands hat collar AMI cula, Gaze
2l2 Brbadwa J33 bTUaiHay, AMI In Iith
Ayeue Hotel Also ladies' and fashionable FURs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
announcements.

DASDRUrF-BuRNErr's COCAINE removes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUpNUr3 ~
BROADWAY.
Gam. So. Noon. 81. 10. m. 80. Mldn,.~1t 3''
BIghe-t during the cav. 81. lowest 50.
Average, $50. ssms day, 1874. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30
STATEN ISLAND.

CAsTLEToH.-A large number Of liquor saloons
are now in existence, and one Of tue Excise Comms-
si0uors named Woodruff L. it is stated barkeeper ~
saloon In the Casct0n House, Wcst Brighton 1hc
alnnunL cNnentna tor Acu 1iY.s Is f2,SlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

JAuArcA.-While Joseph Dotsel, yesterday,
WAS trying to drive II squirrel from clump OF grass Win
his gun which he held by the muzzle the lock caught
and the charge exploded, tearing hs hand and wrist
FLrsalyG-The County Treasurer-eect Of Queeno
County g. Edward Carl has submitted his bond ana
ures for $500 600 to the Board OF Supervisors and
4 Iavh hay hoe gulroVgd.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24
Application for License.

Notice is hereby given TO the citizens OF the
Eleventh Ward, in the city OF Indianapolis,
Center Township, Marion county, Indiana, that
I, NIclas Hueber, a male inhabitant OF said
Ward, over the age OF twenty-one years, viii
said county, at their next meeting, for License
to sell for one year, spirituous vinous and malt
liquors. in a less quantity than quart at q time,
with the privilege OF allowing The same to be
drank on my premises.
The precise location OF the premises whereon
desire TO sell said liquors. is described as fol-
lows: OF No. one southwest corner OF Hem
dIicks's subdivision OF the northeast quarter OF
square No. - In ]. u. brakes Addition TO the
city of indianapolis, and known as Cos North
TennesseesI street in the city of IndanapOlfA, Cen
ter Township, Marion county, Indiana.
IgIeped.1 NICLAS HUBER.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24

PAY WHEN sps err a. n e s,p b
OtIPE n For speedy and the only
arising from indiscreti0n or misfortune
call at the Old western Medical InstftaGe.
l37 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, y. Call and be
con vinced that IL is the only institute in the
United States that ever has or can cure These
ailments. Send stamp for confidential adj
vice on delicate matters to either sex Con-
sultati0n free. No charge for treatment 70
responsible ons until cured.
Observation-Disclosures suffering per-
manently cured by the only true system,
without medicine or instrument, IN from 10 10
days. No pay till cured Call or send for par
ticulars. DIR. X. N MILLER. Lila Vine street,
Philadelphia Pa.
FORTUNES
OF 100000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, SO COO $1,000
with other Smaller sums are paid in full by the
Wyoming Lottery, which Is conducted by sworn
commissioners and duly legalized by the Wyom-
ing Legislature. Regular drawings 18th and SOth
of each month during the year. Tickets 81 each.
for So. D for go. Circulars with full informa-
ton mailed free. ALLEN & CO., EasternAgan
7yNassau street, New York.
SIS 90 PER DAY To AGENTS. business hon
TO orable and permanent. Address with
$40 90 stamp, L. s. PAGE, Toledo. y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24
ANIMPREGNABLE POSITION.

Among American NEEDLESS Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters occupies what may not inapuy be
termed an impregnable position. he iounda-
tloBs OF its popularity are laid so deep In the
public confidence, its excellence has been fire.
quently and conclusively demonstrated under
the most trying circumstances, and IL has been
so long known TO the public as standard ar
ticle, that neither the slurs occasionally cast
upon proprietary medicines, nor the attempts
OF certain inaicoholic nostrum vendors to create
prejudice against preparation with a spirit
uous basis, can affect II. The public recognize
in IL a safe, agreeable and comprehensive alter
alive and an invaluable general tonic, speedy
remedy for malarious disorders, and their most
reliable preventive. Its reputation is founded,
as q were, upon a rock.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24
AFFLICTED

ause and consider whether IL Is better for your
resent trouble and future health TO use the
amaritan's Gift or be gorged with the quaox D
Balsam Copabia, which drug Is a sure tell tale,
having horrtd taste and still more disgusting
smell. The grand and most important part OF
the Samaritan Git is Its certainty OF cure In
the short time of two TO four days, besides be.
Ing pleasant to take, having no smell or un.
pleasant taste, and can be used without the
knowledge of the most intimate acquaint-
ance. The Gift is the only known remedy thai
can be dependedon. Male packages, 81; female,
50. Sent by mail to any address. Sold by VIM.
@. cox, Is East Washington street DESMOND
q CO., PrOpriet0rs. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24
N Office

n oTICE
Is hereby given 10 the citizens Of the sixth
Ward. in the city OF indianapolis, Center town.
ship Marion county. indiana, that /, Jac0b A..
Herman, g male inhabitant OF said ward. over
the age of twenty-one years, viii apply TO the
Board OF COunty commissioners OF said county,
at their next meeting, for license 10 sell, for
one year, spirituous, vinous and malt liquors, In
a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the
privilege of allowing the same 10 oe drank on
my premises.
The precise location of the premises wherein
desire to sell said liquors, is described as fol-
lows: Lot No. 3, square No. is IN the silly Q. In
disnapolis aud known as No. IS West Wysh-
ineton street, in the city OF Ia Annapolis CeEter
TOWNSHIP 2, Marion county, Indiana.
signed, JACOB A. dELMAN
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-24
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Vow York, Nov. II. 1875