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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-14

Crossray & Peay, Adm'rs, rs Bridges
K (l0qflrr5obf

q CGTtlrright
A tract OF land in Civil District No. 20 OF Da-
wilson county, Tenn, near the town OF Good
lettsviIls, and bounded as follows: Beginning
a. a stake, 40 poles south 50 deg west from a
alnut az the graveyard, marked as pointer
thence north deg. east 81 poles 10 a stake in the
south edge OF the street or lanei thence 50 deg
west with edge OF the street or lane 40 poles to
stake; thence south deg. east 70 poles 70 a
stake, thence south Is deg. east - poles to the
beginning, cOntai ing, by estimate, 81 acres.
TERMS.-Credits OF 8, Y Is, and "A months
Notes required with approved security, and lieI
retained.
Sale free from redemption.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-14

MEMPHIS is oveIgun with negro
cracksmen, many Of them graduates
from the STATE penitentiary.
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$50 TO $4,000!

Has been invested in Stock Privileges An ps
900 Gent cen PROFIT.
"HOw to Dc It." book on Wall ST., sent free.
TumbFIdEe a Co., Bankers and Brokers' 2
Wall ST. n Y
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HAVE YOU Liver DISEASED


II the skin be sallow and muddy, II there be
ringing IN the ears, constipation OF the bowels,
dull pains In the side sick headache, sick
stomach, hot and dry skin, spots before the
eyes, bad taste In the mouth cold feet and
hands, sleepiness, giddiness. loss OF appetite,
bad circulation OF the blood, swelled limbs, etc !,
etc, then you may be sure your liver is ont of
order and that you need something TO start IL
OF order than any other organ OF the bcdy. Its
duty is to filter The impurities from the blood,
and when ii becomes weak, obstructed aud dis
eased and fails 10 do Its duty properly, then the
whole body suffers in consequence.
Nothing will more speedily and enectually re-
move billousness and inactivity OF the liver,
rose to the cheek and the lily 10 the complexion;
elasticity to the step, and brilliancy TO the eye
and the patient feels like a newly III ade being.
DIR. FRAZIER Dear Sir: deem IL an act OF
are suffering from liver complaint and dyspep-
STA, TO make the following statement: have
been an invalid for over thirteen years. My
complaint was disease OF the liver and dys-
pepsia, my skin was yellow; 1 was sleepy and
heavy, with headache and no appetite for food
of any kind. was afflicted as bad as any Inv.
of patent medicines. and paid over seven hun
dred dollars 10 the best phi =. clans, without any
benefit. 1 suffered more than can tell You BY
letter, but colld get no relief until about Two
months ago. purchased bottle Of your Root
Bitters from Louis Smithnight, Druggist, 135
Woodland ave, this city. used this bottle mp
and since then have used nearly two more and
they are the only positive, sure cure for liver
they have cured me completely and to day am
as healthy as any person can be. You may use
my name II you see proper, IL may be the means
cured, for good health is better than gold: liver
your friend, Mrs. ELLEN CRAWSHAW,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Root Bitters are sold by al Druggists and at
Proprietor, Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY NOVEMBER

BIoomer. The women all wear breechss
here, and would scout the idea OF anything
else as absurd, and probably Indecent. I
should pity the girl that tried to introduce
the fashion of petticosts In Greenland. A
fashionable New York belle who should
walk down Broadway in knee breeches, cap,
boots and a gentlemans shooting jacket,
with cigar In her mouth would not be
more utterly lost In the eyes O. society than
would be Disco young .xdy who
should appear walking about over the
rocky slopes In a fashionable
''Ob, the shameless hussy," THE brsz3n-
faced thing" would be the verdict OF every
Disco woman, and Disco society would
know her no moro. The ID SEQ custom ap-
pears very funny until you get accustomed
to IL, but rather pretty nevertheless. I'm
agine pretty girl-and three or four oifhe
Disco girls are very pretty-with her hair
done up In a kind of topknot on the top OF
her head with red ribbon, q loose fitting
jacket made of any kind of light, thin stuff,
and of any color, trimmed with fur collar
and made to put on just like shirt, but
reaching only to the waist; pair OF seal
skin breeches, with the hairy side out,
reaching nearly to the knee and confined
there with garter; pair OF high boots,
meeting the bottom Of the trousers, the feet
and ankles OF red leather, the tops OF
WHITE LINEN, SEARCHED AND IRoNED,
and with a little fur around the tops. and
the darkest, demurest eyes and the sunniest
brown complexion ever painted by the sum
shine and the sea breezes and the ocean
sprsy-and you have faint idea of Disco
girl. You should see them tripping about
in their little red boots, with their little
short steps, scarcely eeming To touch the
ground. soft is their tread, or springing
over the rocks like young antelopes, to
know how charming girl may be in
breecbes. And they have the dsintiest little
feet and hands. too, feet and hands that would
make the pretIisst New York girl burst
with envy ifshe saw them; so finely shaped,
so small, so delicate and vet so strong
And they can dance, too. like sylphs.
IL is the custom in Disco to give
ball to every ship that comes
here, and the Pandora, of course, could not
form any exception to the rule. 1t proved
to be- a very great success. The ball room,
IL is true, was rather small for ferty or fifty
people to dance in, being only twelve feet
by ifteeD, it was also perhaps, q little dark,
being lighted by only one small window,
and as II was broad daylight at ten O'Clock
in the evening, IL was not thought worth
while to bring In candles. In fact there was
no place to put candles, as the ceiling was
barely six feet high, so that most of us had
TO be very careful not to bump our heads,
and the room jammed full OF people, except
a little space in the middle, four or five feet
square, where the dancing was done. II
was, in fact, the carpenters shop, which had
been cleaned out and transformed for the
occasion, although the following legend in
scribed over the door in chalk would seem
TO indicate that its natural and normal state
was that OF ball room or concert hall:
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appears regularly among them about once Q
month, and they lead quiet, innocent. vir-
tuous and, TO all appearances, happy life TO
their little icebound world. The summer L.
probably the most lonesome time for them.
a. nearly all the men are away then on the
hunting and fishing grounds. We only saw
I'VE or ak about the village, and they took
no part In the festivities, so that the girls
look Tor ships touching here-a very rare oc-
currence-ss the great event of the summer
At length, about IL O'Clock, we saw the sig
nal to come of
FLYING FROM THE PAFDoRA's MASTHEAD,
and. after one more waltz. we took an sfec
tionste leave OF our fair friends, thanking
them as well as we could, for the very pleas
sntevening they had given us. They accom-
panied rs down to the waterside-some OF us
managing to steal kiss on the way-and
then scrambled into the Jolly boat while the
girls stood on the shore In group watching
as with half smiling, half ssddened faces.
As " Q pushed of they set up kind OF halt
far out into the bay, and came to MS over the
widening water, softened into q saddened
strain, as sweet and musical as the signing
of an Eolian harp. 1t was SO sad withal
that the dogs of the village, which had like
wise followed US down to the waters edge to
see us of, joined in with a mournful howl,
aud made up a sorrowful chant that sounded
strangely Wild and weird in the dim mystic
rious twilight of the Arctic summer night.
Ii was q pretty and graceful farewell, and
added one more kindly souvenir to our me-
moirs of Disco. The dear girls-we will
never see them again, but we Will not soon
orget their happy mirth aud pleasant smil-
ng faces that seems to make the dreary desc
alton around them blossom with roses.
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DRAGGING ouT FxlsrENCE.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not enjoy
life, but merely "drtgs out existence" as the
phrase Is. United for the active pursuits OF
life, and Incapable OF partaking OF its pleasures,
TO which health alone can give a zest; disin-
choly, the valetudinarian is indeed an object OF
pity. Yet there is nothing In all this that can
not be remedied by that genial alternative tonic
aud nervine, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
supplies deficient stamina, braces the nervous
system, and overcomes those bodily irregulari-
ties to which nervous weakness Is most fire.
quently attributable. Diseases of the kidney
and bladder, imperfect digestion and uterine
troubles ere fertile sources of debility. Their
however, becomes a matter of GER
tainty when Hostetters Stomach Bitters are
Systematically used for that purpose. The Bit
tiers likewise annthtlate and prevent fever and
ague and other facilitating febrile complaints
OF malarial nature.
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IndiaDspo Is, Ind, November Iih, 1875.

OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
y The Branklin Insurance Company, VS..
lanes NJ OHM, Jennie NJ. CHM, John w. Blake.
Hanna J. Blake, Frederick Knefier, guardian OF
Lena Knefer. In the Superior Court OF Marion
county IN the state of Indiana. November
term. 1873. NO. 1850. Foreclosure of mort
Be IL known. that on the 2lst day OF October,
1875, the above named plaintiff, by her att1r-
neys, filed IN the office OF the clerk OF the Su.
perior Court of Marion county, in the state of
Indiana, her complaint against The above
named defend ants for foreclosure OF mortgage.
and on ssid 2lst day of october, 1873, the said
tiff files IN said clerks Office the affidavit
OF a competent person, showing that said de-
PENDANTS, James NJ. CHM and Jennie Al. CHM,
are not residents of the Atate of Indiana
Now therefore, by order OF said court, said de-
PENDANTS last above named are hereby notified
Of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against them, and that unless they appear and
answer or deInur thereto, at the calling OF said
cause on the second day OF the term OF said
court to be begun and held at tue court house
IN the city OF fndianapoli on the first Monday
in January 1876. said complaint, and the mat
ters ana things therein contained and alleged,
will be heard and determined In their absence.
A. II. BROWN, Clerk.
JONES d RYAN. Attys. for PHI.
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AFFLICTED

ause and considersyhether IL is better for your
resent trouble anu future health to use the
amaritan's Gift or be gorged with the quaex's
Balsam Copabia, which drug is a sure tell-tale
having horrid taste and still more disgusting
smell. The grand and most important part OF
the Samaritan "a Is its certainty of cure In
the short time of two to four days, besides be-
ing pleasant to take, having no smell or I'M.
pleasant taste, and can be used without the
knowledge of the most intimate acquaini
ance. The Gift Is the only known remedy thai
can be depended on. Male packages, g; female.
So. Sent by mail to any address. Sold by WIN
@. COX, IL East Washington street. DESMOND
q CO., Proprietors. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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$4,000 REWARD

in gold can safely be offered for a more nfalf' e
cure for Piles than DR.. Williams's Indian O. &.
ment The cures performed by IN wonderful
remedy are simply miraculous. Lotions, instru-
ments and Internal remedies produce more
harm than go ID. Williams's Ointment sep
arates the tumors and acts as soothing poul-
tice and medicine, gives instant and painless re-
lief Pre- cared exclusively for Piles and nothing
else. SDld by Druggists and at Cou airy Stores.
sold at Wholesale by Browning Sloan, Stewart
& Morgan and Haskis & Hetselgesser, Indian-
apolis.
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suouIn yoIJ GET INTO rRoUBLE

d. SHOULD YOU 0EE lNlO IhOODLE
avoid all qcacks and imposters who will not
alone charge you $40 TO S2,, but make your Gaze
worse. DIR. McCsllums Specific Is a positive
cure for gonorrh oe, gleet, chord ee structure and
diseases OF the Kidneys and urinary organs OF
males and females, doing away with all such
troubles and expense. McCallums Specific has
stood the test for over forty years and IS the
only sure remedy ever discovered. VIII effect
a cure In from four TO six days. No exposure
or detainure from business. Follow plain d.
rections. Sold by Druggists and st Country
stores. Sold wholesale bv Browning Sloan,
haskit & Hetsetgesser and stewart d Morgan,
indianapolis. Price, 81.
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The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, in accordance with section OF the recent
license law passed, make application to the
<,ounty Commissioners, at their next session,
for license 70 sell intoxicating, vinous. malt,
and spirituous liquors in less quantities than q
ouarf, and subject 10 be drank on the premises.
The place where said liquors are TO be sold La
Nos. l53 and l55, Fort Wayne avenue, In the
Second Ward of the city Of Indianapolis, Marion
s0nnfy Ind. lot 2S outlot $50, Buffers addition.
NEIL DUGAN.
November 4 1875
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TIE GUESTS OF NIGHT.
III BAYARD TAYLOR


rom Home Psstorals. Ballads and Lyrics.l
ride In a gloomy land.
travel ghostly shore .r,-r 81
Shadows on either hand.
Darkness behind and before;
Wells OF the sunni sr night -.f f.r..
Dusking the woods / know; -r.r
A whisper haunts the height,s
And the rivulet croons below.
A wait from the roadside bank
Tells where the wild rose mods; ...
The hollows are heavy and dank
With the steam OF the golden rods
Incense of Night and Dea n,
Odors OF Life and Day
Meet and mix In a breath,
Drug me, and lapse away.
Is II the hand OF the Past.
Stretched from its open tomb,
Or spell from thy glamoury cast,
o, mellow and mystic gloomf
All wherein i have part,
All that was loss or gain,
Slips from the clasping heart,
Breazs from the grasping brain.
Lo. what Ieft7 lam bare
AS new born soul-I am naught;
Ny deeds are as dust In the air,
My words are as ghosts of thought
Iride through the night alone.
Detached from tn life that seemed,
And the best have felt or known
Is less than the least dreamed.
But the Might, like Agrippa's glass,
Now, as question II, clears;
Over lis vacancy pass
The shapes of the crowded years;
Meanest and most august,
Hated or loved, see
The dead that have long been dust.
The living, so dead TO mel
Place In the worlds applauses
Nay, there is nothing Iherei
Strength from INV teldlng laws?
A z cam and the glass is bare.
The lines OF a lie IN song?
Faint runes on the rocks oftimec
see but a formless throng
or shadows that fall or climb.
What else? Am then despoiled
or the garments wove and wore7
Have 1 80 RETAINED ana toiled,
To ind there is naught in store?
have loved-I Lowell Behold,
How the steady pictures rise
And the shadows are pierced with gold
From the stars of immortal eyes.
Nearest or most remote,
But dearest, hath none DELAYED:
And TIE spirits OF kisses float
Ger the lips that never Iade.
The Night each guest denies
or the hand or naughty brain,
But the loves that were arise,
And the loves that are remain.
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whereas, a certain precept has been duly Is
sued to me by the Mayor OF the city OF Indian
apo Is, under the corporate seal of said city
dated OCTOBER 23th, 1915, showing that there is
Que the fonowing named contractor The amount
hereinafter specified for street i'm proysment in
ana.
Due ID. Root d o.. for erecting lamp-posts.
lamps and fixtures on Prospect street between
Dillon and Reid streets, from Rachel l.. Parker
the sum OF four dollars and foriy-thres cents
~ 80, amount OF assessment charged a ,ainst
LOT No. one hundred and Dinety-six Qs6l in
tletchers Woodlawn addition to The city OF In
dianapohs, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within (20 days after the publica-
ton Tor three weeks Of this notice. the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
Parcel OF land 10 paid, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale of aid
lot or parcel OF land, or SO much thereof as NAV
be necessary TO satisfy the above claim, and eli
costs that may accrue.
HRNRY ". TUrEwILsR,
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Notice to Non-Resident

w, whereas. a certain precept has been duly
issued TO me by the Mayor OF the CITY OF
Indianapolis, under the corporate seal OF said
city, dated October 18th, 1879, showing that
there ~ due The following named contractor
the amount hereinafter specified for street
impro gt ment In the city OF Indiana polls. Mar
lon county, Indiana.
Due ID. Root Co.. for erecting lamp-posts
lamps and Mixtures on Prospect street between
Dillon and Reid streets Ton Rachel L. Parker
me sum OF four dollars and forty -thres ceuts
"a -, amount OF assignment charged against
lot NO. one hundred and ninety-sfx ((9s, in
rletcber's Woodlawn addition TO the olty OF IN.
Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that ualess within la0l days after the publics-
ton, for three weeks, OF this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel OF land h paid, viii procee 4 to collect
Inc amount SO assessed by levy and sale OF said
iot or parcel OF land, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy the above claim, and ali
costs that may accrue
HKHRY w. TUTEwILKR.
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis Ind, November 4th, 1875.
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BOOK FOR THE MILLl0NI
MARRIAGE r hrs.s.. or c ssass q,
GUIDE. I: :::. Z! !1s::s

In The science Of reprodncon wing
complexion &c. This s Interesting work Of 80 page
With numerous engraving and contains valuable
Tor those Who are married contcmpzte msrraFe sin
book ousht under lock and hey and not cAry
house. Sent V any post pa or Ply CsntA
I1drs1 DE. BssS DilDssss1s He II HS1ah =. = ISA
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HRNRY ". TUrEwILsR,
City Treasures.

Indianapolis, Ind, November 4, 1875.
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Notice to NONRESIDENT.

Indianapolis, Ind, November 4th ISIS
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SMILING DOWN OfON Ahfs
in wav which must have stirred her little
heart mp to its very depths; carrying on a
conversation with signs, rods and winks,
and from time TO time making what, to n
perfectly unparalleled spectator, seemed to
be idiotic gesticulstions, intended, prob
ably, as passing remarks about the weather.
It should not be forgotten with regard to
these girls that they are very well behaved
They allowed the men not even a kiss, nor
a squeezs of the hand, and knew as well
how to maintain their dignity and keep
people at proper distance as do any other
young ladies. They are all good Christians
and church-going people, belonging, as do
all the Esquimaux of Greenland,
to some form of the Lutheran faith
70 which they have been converted by
the mild and beneficent influence
of the kindly Danes. They have neat
little wooden church, where they have re-
ligious services every Sunday and pastor,
VINO goes the rounds OF district and
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03

When you wish to know what the
weather is to be, go out and select
the smallest clouG you can see. Keep
Your eyes upon it, and if it decreases
and disappears it shows the state OF
the air which will be sure TO be fol-
lowed by fine weather; but II 1t IN
creases in size take your great-coat
with you if you are going from home
for falling weather is not far oil. The
reason is this: When the air is be-
coming charged with electricity You
will see every cloud attracting al
lesser ones toward it, until it gathers
into a shower; and, on the contrary
when the fluid is passing of or dlifus
ing itself, then large cloud VIII o'
seen breaking TO pieces and dlssolv
ing.-Scientifc and Mining Jour
/ nal.
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SNAIL SOUP.

Baron Brisse, the famous Partisan
chef de cuisine, gives the following
recipe: Take one hundred snalls,
wash them well, boil them with pep
per and salt, till they can be cXiricated
from their shells with ease; wipe
them in a towel, replace them in the
saucepan, powder them with crumbs
of bread, add mint, parsley and
gerlic, then /, pint of milk Of almonds
before serving on slices Of bread, add
for sauce the yoIk Of an egg beaten
up with oil.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03

Every nature must have the sub
soil blowing of sorrow, before 1t can
recognize either its present poverty
or its possible wealth.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03

% our land intended for cotton ls'
Grst the manure from our hog COW
=, ~ horse lots is usually so rough as
to require considerable length ,. 2r .'i is
TO become soluble; cotton during rs
growth and maturit', occupies .,, ,nc
Whole summer, hence has a I"'tcf
"nnnr,uni,v Of being benefited ny
.rrb manure than corn the hr-t year
Of is applica,ion; second, followed
by corn, the manure is in It's best
slate TO give us good results in corn
raising. Concerning weeds, we Iii"
nothing that rcrGcrs our land 50 easy
Of cultivation in cotton as good
coat or crop Of hog weeds.
WI. l. FREEMAN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03
BOILED FLOUR FOR INvALIDs.

Take pound Of fine -four and tie
it in a linen cloth as tight as possible;
after frequently dipping it in cold
water, dredge the outside with flour
till a crust is formed round it, which
will prevent the water soaking into 1t
while boiling Then boil it until ii
becomes a hard, d'y mass. Crate
two or three spoonlu!s of this aud
prepare it as you would arrow-root
/ for which il is an excellent subSti
tute.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03

Holloway, the English p'li manufacturer
has given $4,000 for the erection OF a ,O''
l,se for womcn q, Eeha,n, Eisiaiid.