Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3563, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1862 — Page 4

GROCERS.

Booba l Hawes, WHOLESALE - AND RETAIL Dealers in Groceries -vrs'i phoduce, Flour, Corn-TIral, Salt &c, 20. 9 WF.MT WaMUNGTOX STREET, Indianapolis, India?).

flints firm ark thk excmmve agents in B. tbi. city for Jwpb Manii'e Oy Men a celebrated lUitlnwc brand and II ordrra from the rfty or country rill be promptly filled. At thi hotje also I nn of th large! llnerie. In tbe world, where ch kens, duck. turkic anJ the like are kr pt healthy and fit and tl fr it table at II tlme. ert4-dtn

SPECTACLES. &C.

To Officers of tho Army,

JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSOiTTMEXT OP aitsst:s.

For fieM, portabilitj and power the supersede

all others.

For aale by

SEMMONS, Optician.

SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C, Of the preiteot trin-parent power, of new impnenient tcoperly adjusted to the care. Onlcrw from tbe country, with particulars, promptly iltnnied to. Uejrtirinj; neitly dot us with dispatch. SKMMONS, Optician. ocUÜD 'o. 'jj. South Illinois fltreet.

MUSIC.

NOTICES.

Patriotic Songs Harmonized for .tittle Voice and Ap proprlitt for Mr In Citmp.

AT TU E INDIANA MUSIC STOHE.

The Sabbath-School Hymn and Titnr-Hoots, Containing upward of two hundred choice hymn aiiI tunes l'JtK i: .M tT.XTN. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE. W1LLAKD A STOELl, J i.23 No. 4, iiJlea Iloue. LIVERY STABLES.

O- W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables N03. 11 A XI) 13 WEST PE A RL STIt E KT, uruütri is, i pi as a. fety Horses, ftugirieV, Carriages an! Saddle Horses alwaj.in readine.. Charges moderate. de3-tf

C. Y. HALL cV :0., EXCHANGE STABLES, 25 ILLINOIS vntniT, OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE. INDIANAI-OLIS, IND. aiig.Vdty

BITTERS.

THE

Old SACHEM BITTERS IT LS TUK FINEST AND 1IKST s i ic i iv c. .11 rc i i : i ; e KNOWN.

ix is a irQtMi.i.rn Purifier nm! Regulator of flu ßlood it is a liiUfzhtful Tonic. Try it and it will do you Good. FOR SALE 33"V iirsriiii.i'iT v um.,

Ati-1 by Grocers, Win Merchant and lrnrgit generaltr. i

'. GOODRICH. New Haven. Ct.. Proprietor. Principal Depot, 1 Tatr trrrt, X. T. ltlO-'ROHl.twlv EXPRESS COMPANIES.

American Express Company, AD THI UMTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

On , CK ON THE OWN KU t)K WASHINGTON AND M n 1 an üttvt, !:i.iuini lis. Tl.rr Aa'Ay Exprr- ti Xrw T-rk; I Tut !y EprrM to raK innati, atsj j Two i'..4.5) Exprrw t.i ITiU -jri r! St. I.ui; j T! r aJ M- l'':i;ui.'c are tli uly F.xireh.n tb f..Itw in r. ..!. :x:

I.fWANA IKNTKVU LA t'W KITE A I H.t'Xt'.O; IN1:N ItU A I . KV; TEKKE HAITE Jfc KnrHMtND; KK1.LKIOXTAINE A INI'lANAI"OI.IS.

M'.iry, pwlturw, al u.it V. a in I frriirht carrkJ with j afrty m1 1:jaT:h, an-1 in cbarcr t f j)a! an! fff'.rjrnt , tii'ei rr r- j Nwiry, YuU anl Pr.fU w;II be prni t!r r'!!rtl anJ j rf.-! r-tun. ma.'.r. J. ÜLTTEKr IEU. Afi nt. TYPE FOUNDRY. ; CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY,1 PRIMERS' VAREIIOrSB, i NV !M WASIUNcniN, ST. 7 j flUTF. 1KKSSKS AM rKlYTIN MATFIiML AI.I WASn bamt, t tnanut trturv.i tour lrr. Klec-tr.-in j-i!:ic w. U .it ! rotuiiy -rcu:-.l. A.-k- for! H! Superior Inks. H. A. IDKTKK, Aert. novll-tf ItAw7w.

DRUMS.

KilhouriirN Drum, ATN0.4BATESH0USE.

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WII.I.ARtl A STHWKLU

NOTICE. ITnlle! Malrr .litirrlra, DUtrlt I of J IlKliNtlM, NS; - W waaa, I tnfuriual Ua Wu tU-J Ul iL Ihtnct Court f tie t'n ti' 1 St,, itbin in.l f.-r tL ?-rii:h Cirru.t aiij Iil.'H lf In 1 j. ,.n IV l.Jtb Uy January lMT. by J .Ln lixi.tia, K-.t . A t.Ti.ry f tlir I ti!lr.l ta!e for i-l lti ict ..f lt; u-.a, aa.ti-t tlir-f ltef rchitxy and eti j iere ! ra;;i:( r:.t ; Jr f rrxiiMlIr. In-tuiia, f-r a ti-U('...u .-t t f tt,r l'mtt Ktir, taw r . ai dMTchamli- I-. cot.tra'!!! -f war, aiI j rayia rr aKa-.tot a..I gooU, atal laX li.e am' may l CwnUvoiiwii aiM Ji ri ! r lri.i.t f war.

rai of m)U i'uurt Xo na J.rn'.nl ai U Utrrtii, I 1 Li rt

ly eiv. j.uMc Dt5ce U) a!l j rn c!:ni.;.i: at-l c U, or tuij l-art ! r-iyf. it Ui any ii:ai.r-r 1n'rrr-tJ tlirvin, that tLrr art-I aj jwir tf. -e the aJ1, rlt I -trict C- urt f tLe t'tiii-! Matr. to h-! i at tli cür af Jr. iians:.-

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thni ail tiirf U ii fe'j-'" ttjir c!aiuii a.:i 1 C.a ll r'sr a!lrjrnou. in ttst I l.-'f Atlr.U DAVII4;. UJK. I. S. MarLai. a aJ - a

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TT til led f Amrrlra, nutrlct r J Indiana, S: n aa. a LUI of iifonr.atk4i ba len fW In tbe Iatrk t l'Mirt of th. United States wilbln arvl foe tb fieTerilb Cireu't ar.l Il'trtrt of IrvJiana, rn th 5tb d of CktoWr, ll, by Jbn Hunna, Ea., Attorney f tb UtJUd fratea of America for aaid UtrV1 of Indiana. aralOkt 3 bar cf eofTeef 3 bosea vf Slarrh, 1A barrrla of whiaky, ami 1 bo of ratxUea. rixed at EtannTille fur a tlolati of tie lawt of tfce TTnttM 5tafe, tb aii c--w.1i r-yJ tnerrban1ie bHnff eonraba4 t4 war, ail praying prceaa acalnat ai nod. im! that tbe aaaie wiaj b coodenitted and avUl artlcloa cntraMiil of war. Now, tbrfre, is paruance of tbe rr rilMon under the peal of mm1 Oart to me directed and delireml, I do bre7 r pb!i tiotir to all per-oti. ctaiicinar ail $(, or any part tbereof, or la ar.y manner Intere.ted tbrein, ttat tby le aixl apear before the al l, tbe lHtrict("jurt of tbe t'ntted !tate, to be held at the Hty of IrMhanapoIU, la ari-t for tbe I1trtct of Indiana, on tbe l hint MoniUr of Norember tieit, at ten o'clucik cf tbe forenoon .f tbat day, then arvl there to interpo their claim and make their allegation in tbat behalf. Ü. O. IUXE, U. S. Manbal, Per J. S. I'Atituiw, Ieptity. Jomv II. Raa, Clerk. Iatel Noreiaber 2, nov4-dHt

XT.tlTi:DTATF.Or A.TIKUlCAt IMSIj Tllif-T OP IN PI AN A, ft WRRBia,A libel of infvnnation ha. been tied in tbe lrtntrirt Court of tb U itfd States within aiid fur tbe Seventh Circuit and IhMiict of Indiana, on tbe itb day of October, lmi. by Jbn Ilanna, T.t".. Attorney for tbe Utiltrd ."tale for aaid IHtrict of Indiana, aeairi't 1 box of druics 3 boxe of candles 3 baga of coffee, 4 kez of aia. 2 boxt noap, arid 10 barrel of w bi.ky, neiied at Eanvil, for m violation of the law of the United State, the aa!4 fonda and tnerebandi be'.nff contraband cf war, aix pr acinic prucrna a(raint aid Rood, ainl tbat tb aame may be condemned and sold a article, contraband cf war. Now, therefore, in purnance of the monition under the aeal of al l Court, to me directed and dtiTered, I do here, by (five public notice to all pepwn claiming aaid trood, or any part theertof, or in auy manner Interested therein, tbat tby be and appear tx-fare the atl, the lHtrtrt Court of the United States to be bc-ld at the city of Indianapolis In fi'l fr th Ihtrict of Indiana, on the 3d Monday of November neat, at 10 ocbk tn tbe forenoon of tbat day, th-n and there tu iuU-rpo their Claim aitd luake their allegations ia that behalf. I). (',. ROSF.t. S. Marshal. i'er J. S. Bioblow, leputy. Johw If. Rita, Clerk. 1)4 tM November J, 11. nov3-114t TTMITEI) .sr.xi:4irA.Tii:iticA, Ij TUItT (IF INDIANA, SS: V'HKr sa libel of information has ben P.IeI in tbe Di-trU-t --Mrt of the L'nite States within and for the Seventh Circuit and IhMr.ct t f Indiana, on the otli d.iy of October, 161, by John Ilanna, E'j., Attorm-y for the I'ni-t-d State .f America, aff.-int S4 cae of boot aud xhoe, "ized at Evanville, for a violation of the l.iw of the Lmtel Siate, the naid p'! and rnercliandie beitur contraband of war, atxi praying procnr aiaint aid pis and tbat tbe Arne may be condc-uined and cid a. article. Contraband of war. Now, therefore, in purMianre of the monition under tb Mal of iaid Court t m directed and didivered, I do ht-re-by Rive pubhc notice to all perMiitn claiiuiii "aid goods or any part thereof, or an any manner inten-ted therein, that they be an ! appear before the said, the IHtrirtCotirt of the lnited States, to tw held at the city of Indinnnpolis in and for the Ii-t rirt of Indiana, on the 3d Monday of Novemlx-r next, at 10 o'cloek of the forcnon of that d iy, then and tliere to interpose tln-ir claim and make their allegation in that tx half. I). ROSE. U.S. Marshal, I'er J. S. r.iiai.nw, Ieputy. Johx II. Era, Clerk. Hated November l.lOl. nov2-d!4t

MEDICAL.

iL NF.UVOUs !)F.r.II.ITY, OltSrEKMATOKKHCRA, i positively incurable by any mean but thoe är I a ivoote. iU fore roniinenrina' any treatment lesrti bow the writer rciu illy cured himelf, and ubrniiently liunlrfd. of other. Fncbe-e a post-paid iip-r.criled envtdope to Hox 176, Cliarletoii, IIa. MdO-dA w3w Ayer's üarsapariila A conix)unl remc-Jy, deiiiel to be tlic most t'llVctuul Altrrufire tint cm he mailt. It i a ounce atr.ilol extract of l'ara Sarsaprnilla, fc cotnniiietl with other Hil'stances of still -Treat r nltcratie jwer as to alVoitl an e'l'rctive antklote for the iliMNisea S.irsa par ilia id teputed to cure. It is lK!lieed that such a rcmctlr Ls waiittnl ly those wlio sutler from Strumous complaint.', ami that one which will accomplish their cure must prove of immense sen ice to this larecla.-s of our alilictecl fellow citi.ens. How completely this compound will cl-j it has been proven by experiment on many of the worst cases to be found of the following complaints: JScROM LA AM .Sl UOH U't COMPLAINTS, EltfrTIO.NH a.M KrITTIVF. DlSKASKS, Ult tliS, I'liirLKS, Hlotciils, Ti jioks, Salt Kiili m, Scald IIkao, SvriiiLi a i S run Line Akklctions, MturiRiAL Disease. Puorsr, Neiraujia or TicDotLOt RK.UX, DkKILITT, DySI'llIA AM I.MItitsriuj KuvsirLLA, KisK or St. Anthony's Fire, Ami inlel the whole clas.- of complaints arisino; from InrcRiTir or thic Hlooi. This compound will be found a great promoter of health, when taken in the pprinjr, to expel the foul humors w hich fester in the blood at that season of the year. Iy the timely expulsion of them many rankling disorders are nipped in the bud.

Multitudes can, by the aid ot the remedy, spare themselves from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through w hich the system will strive to rid it.-elf of corruptions, if not assisted to do this through the natural channels of the body by an ultcrathe medicine. Cleane otit the vitiated blood whenever yon find its impurities bursting throuirh the skin in pimples, eruption-, or sores; cleanse it when you rind it isnh-tructed and slu;rpsh in the veins; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when, liven were no particular disorder is felt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the bloHl healthy. anl all is we'l; but with this pabulum of life disordered, there can be no lastinjr health. Sooner or later something must o wroti, ami the rreat machinery of life is discrdered or overthnwn. S trsaparilla has. .nJ de-erves, much the reputation of accomplishing these ends. IU:t the world has been epreiously deeeive! ly preparations tf it. partly because the drur nlnne has not nil the virtue tint is claime! for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to be concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of the virtue of S.irsapariüa. or nnythiii"; cl.-e. During late vears the public have been mi-led

by larire Indtles, pretendir.jr to pive u jti irt of Kxtrart of S.ir-ap rilla for one dollar. Most of tl.e-e have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sa;aparilla, but often no curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter mid painful t!is.ip'Hintment his followed the u-e ot" tlie vai ious extract of S rsaparitla wliicii tioo.1 the m irkct. until ihe name it.-elf is justly ile-piscd, atnl ha become synonymous with imposition atid clie.it. Still we call th:s compound Saraparilla, and inten I to supply smh a roiintly as !all recue the name from the load t obhwjuv which rests n:wn it. And we think we have ground f.r be!:ev;n; it Ins virtues which are irre-i-iible bv the ordinary run ol the diseases it is in!endel t cure. In order to secure the:r complete eradication from the system, the remedy jdiould be jttdieiou-lT taken actonlin to directions vn the battle. rRrRi.i nt .1. V. AYKR A: CO. Price Si per llottlr: Six Untiles for $rt. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral j

has won l.r itself such a renown for the cure of ever, variety of Throat and Lun Com;.!. tints, th it it is entirely utiiuves-ary for us to recount t! evidence of its virtues, where Ar it has been

ernplowsl. As it has loii: been in con-t.u.t use I throughout this section, we need not do m ire t than assute the jM.N; !t its cjuality is kept up to the be-t it ever has been, and that it mav le re

liel on to do for their relief all it haa eer been found t do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, tor tme rcRt: or

Oosfirewea., JaitriIic. I) prpti , Imdü.tution, It.rtrntrr, Foil Stomirh, krytiprln. I1rlief , J VJtt, Ulr um.it im, t'rujtinn ani Skin Disrates. ! l-yr Cuinylaint, irr;.y. Tftirr. Tumnr and V.I.V Rheum, Worm, Cout. rMral;üi, a a Dm- i n t r Villau d jo r purifying the Blood. j They are sac ir co.te.l. s, that tlie most sensitive can take tJtem i Jea-mtlv, and thev are the ! 1-e-t aj4Tient in t!;e world for all the purpo-es of a S famüy i -ic. j Trice cenLs j?r Hox; Fit Uoxes for $1.00 j j tJreat number of Cler-ymeu, Thy it iaus. j Statesmen and eminent per?oii tc?, hie Urt ' their names to certify the untiaraoeled u-.efulr.e-. ! ot the-e rerue k , tut our ijAot? I.t'i v will tot .rmit the in-cttio;i of them. The Acents below I narutsl furni-h t'rat.s -ur Avku a Almanac in ' w l.ich tlie r are rn; w jihal.-o full de- r:pt:.ns ! of the j!kiic c-mpla:nts, an-1 the treatment that j IkiuIJ t-e fu'Ivicl for their cure. j IV nut be put off by unprincipled dealers wisJi other j rtjsiratiuti. they luake more j to fit on. ' Demand Ami's, atid take 1.0 cthtT. The sick j want tlie l-t ui.l there is fur them, and they i sh-oild hat e it. i

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

laFtIill

RAILROAD1

Mhortrtt Itaute by Thirty TllleaX 50 CHANGE OP CARS TO CINCINSATIl

Three train leave Indianapolia Iaily,(Siudaya excepted.)

I

,1 IIT TRAIN iOO A.M CINCINNATI LIGHTNING

K xprea arrive at Gncinaati at 9:45 A If.

tVeood Tra'n 11 ?5 A. 31. Cincinnati, Columbu,

Zanesrllle and Wbelmff M ilt arrive, at S0 Y. M. l'aen(rer by thia train make the aaoie time to Newark ZareTi!Ie and Wheelinit a Ij ny other rwite out of Iddian.ix.li. And fare the Mint. Third Train 7:10 I. M, Cincinnati Expreaa, arrlTe at Cincinnati 1220 A. M. Uxinsrtoo, Ky. ll:4ä A. U. r ire im a by any other route. fail for your tkkela ri-i the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Baaeeheked through. hraciax NoTira. he ore you r't in the right train at Ind;anapoli.. The enly Cincinnati train, rtaitda on tbe fifth track, being the farthest track aouth in the Union LVpct, at Indianapolia. W. H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Arent. Wra. I'ow tu. TraTeling Aruu aprl 60.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 1862. TZl&Ci-:lJy 1862. NEW ARRANGEMENT. yew lloute to Chicago via Kokomo, 32 MILKS SHORTER THAN OTHER R0CTE. ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1. lsö, trains will be run a follow: A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 12:50 P.M., top at all .tation and make close connection at Kokomo ith train on the Ciitciuuati and Chicago Air Line Kailroad, and arrive at Chicago at 8:30 P. M., and IVra at 4:15 I. M., in time to make connections with trains on the Tolo and Wabah Ifailway, Roini? East and Wet. Kvturninfr, the aroe train ill leave IVm at ftOO A.M., and arriv. at ln-lianapoli at 11:30 A. I., tu time to make connection- for all point. Kat, South and Wet. An Espresj.trai.-i will leave Indianapoli at 10:10 1. M., and arrive at I'eru at 2 00 A. M., in time to makeeomieetion w ith trains K-dng Kast and YYeat on tbe Toledo and Vabah Railway. I-tumiiiK the fame train will leave Peru at 11:20 A M. and make rloe connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicaeo Railway, from Chicaqo, Valparaiso and Lotfan-port, and arrive at lndianapoli at .1:20 P. M., in time to connect with the evening trains for Cincinnati, Louisill? and other points. Social attention ieo to the transportation of live st'K-k. produce and merchandise (renerally. DAVID MACY, tiiieral Arent and Superintendent. Thko. I. II At citticY. General Ticket Agent.

INSURANCE.

Madison and Indianapolis RAflliUOA COJI PA1Y. 1861. Xl-AM 1861. FI1HE PASSKNfiKR TRAIN WILL LKAVE THK fl Union I-pot daily at 12 . 10 P. M., and tbe Freight I pot at 7:00 A.M. for Madison, Cincinnati and Louisville. Thia is the hhortest railway line to Cincinnati and Louisville connecting at Madison with the team r Tel,rraj h anl Jacob Strader, arrivimr at Cincinnati in time to connect with the Kxpre.-s Train leaving at Mx o'clo-k A. M., fr the Fast, and by the Kentucky Ct-titral Railroad for the South. KetumiiiK, leave Cincinnati dally at 12 M., t-y the above itesmerti, and also by the Madison packet.. Forest Queen and Prioress, arriving at Indianapolis at 10:45 A. M., making cotmection. wiihall trains leaving for the Fast, North and West. I'tirc to rincimiatlf or C'inciniinti to Inlinaioll, A3 (K) ; To I.ouUville, 3 50. No charge for meals or d ate -room on the tdvaraer, or for hairafre or omnibus at Madison. Shipper and merchant West will find It to their Interest t travel over and ship br thi line. J4r1lO-.hr. I. C. Hit AN HAM, Superintendent.

JEFFKI1S0XVILLE 1LMLU0A1) Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted Train Leave. Train Arrive. f:4" A. M 5.00 A. M. rVi0 I, . .. H'ilO I, ii VI VF TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of passenger at Southport, GreetiwiKxl, Franklin, Fdiiibiirifb, Columbus, making connection at Seymour with trains on the Ohio A Mi-sisipj,j Road, anl at !uisville with train on the Iiouisville, Frankfort & Lexington and Louisville atnl Nashville Roat. Frwipbt trainsleave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. Ollice, .Madison Depot, West side. A. S. CA RÜTHERS, Superintendent. J. G. W'HiTrojia, Freight Agent. nov26-dtf.

LAW BOOKS.

XEtV AND VALUABLE WORK FOR LAWYERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, Arid all Conneitnl with the Jwliiiiil AiUiti(ritiirn vf the (r ort fit tut nt. jz :? "m. th? u rm? jz Of tlie Slate of nrtiatiu, CONTAINING THE REVISED TATITES OF 12 with the amendment thereto, .Mid the icubsiutn legislation, w ith tu te and reference . judicial decision. KlUTKIt BY JAMES GAVIN AND OSCAR 0RD. Volume 1, Published by IU;if V1 A: IHll'f.IITY ISPIAVAPOI.ia. Judpe lavil McDonald, one of the mot eminent lawyer of the State, volunteered the follow tu, ecommendation of the work: Statitks or Im'Iasa, it Gavis A IIorp. Sorne month ago, the above nanu-d gentlemen issued proposals for publishing, in two volumes octavo of some soo paires each, al the tarnte. of the State pa.ed since lsil, with annotations. The firt volume of the work is now published; aud the maimer of its execution, both nieclutfiic&lly and edito-

riaiiy, deserves me inariks 01 me prolession. Tbe imperfect maimer of publishing nur statute niider State authority, ha always been a .source of great inconvenience to the Indiana lawyer. The revision of & , a well as the statutes pass,.,! since tbat year, mixht almost aswellhave been published without any iubx. l"p tc thi.-time the lawyer ha distantly been under the tiee !,- ity of turiiinic over, leaf by leif. the volume o our

s:.tute to f.iiit any particular enactment. And everr oik- ; kr.owshow aniioying and pr-oking this i, espei'ia'lly in j the hurry of business a in our Court. Happily b-r "the prof es si. n, the p-ihlioatton niider cnsi1"rati-.n promis.s. J better slate of tan g in the future. The tirt volume 1 3lrsrrs. tiivin A H tI's work contain an excellent anJ I et piou index, which to every practicing lawyer in tb- I täte I itself w or! h the money whic h the v:uriie costs. The volume under review contain. another excellence Ulit pages are MppiiedwitL valuable tuarii.al indices, j !!.! l.iMt- at t?ie ni iriciii is suSicient to apprise the eader of the eoiit.'tsts ef tlie p i.e. j At, other matter of cre.it importar-ce to the lawyer in this voiume is a gMl collect!. of the ulijeets of all le- ' iNtion siice Kl. Heretofore, the lawyer in examinit; j our leg'!.i:.fii on ary giv-n subject ha I "first to find whir wa relevant tit in ihe Revision of 1n"2, an-t then to turn . over the pafe. if the volumes of subsequent Statutes, to see h--w fsr recent leislati-ii m y hae repealed or nu-i '- f.til the provision contained in that Revision, and even ! th'-n be would often feel doubt whether he had found ail i the legislation on the subject of hi inquiry. Messrs. (ia- ! in and Ib-rd Lave relieved us of all thi trouble an-! !

dout.t. They have collected together in fionsecutive pa'es all the tatu'es ma le since Isöl. on the same subject. Tl.iis. en paes 373 to 377 of their first volume they have collected all our legislation, now in force, on the subject o husbat.d and a iU, including tbe aet ot 152 and three act of K'7. And they have fülowed the same r.lodcoicooc.it joti, in appropriate consecutive raze, in retard to all

other topics of legislation. A still m-re valuable feature ar the conitms and accu

rate note cot-.tair.ed ill tbe volume in ciuestion. This vol- j time include the Cou tltution of the United States, th j Constitution of indi.ii:, and several Important acts ol Vir- i irii.ia and tatut- t-f Cor.grev, and a l.ire portion o cur i own statute now iu force Tb buutcrou deci-ioii o the j Court? on the various pro i:..ns contained in these Coti- j tuMon and statute re fund at the b.-ttom of the appro- j priate paes, in the form of teat, brief aini accurate note- ' ati'l refereuf.es, Messrs. liavin A Hurd seem to have per- j formed tb'. part of their work exceeding! v well. It mut ,

in in ciwa care ana iaror. ny it inev nave ereatly lessened the labor of the practising lawyer, and haTe well mer;trd his crateful approval. In every respect the volume un ter review is highly redita! ie to the d.l'.ijence, accuracy, talents and the last o it editor, a well a to the mxhanieal skill and ne.ur.e of it publi-her. ail it ma-t raise the jut expectation o: lbs pri4es-i.n, a to tb.- value (4 the wond volume, w hkb e undertantl ;il be forthcoming in a few months, and which will contain the code of pleading aud practice o w-th sb.-ejnnt f.erdmefts aiht other statute. Without any concert with the editor or publishers cl the voiume in vuesuou, ;Le writtr of thi article ha been induced to c:r-Hise and puMihthil.:tle review of the book, solely because he behex- the ed.tors atii publishers -teerve b'vh cmrimendatimi for their performance. He, therefore, deer.! It but Jat to them, without bein solicited to it by any one, to publish this notice of the boo., over bia own proper u.ttne. I'AVID McLK.)NAU). Itt-Üar.apoÜ, Novem' er 1. TT,e f.rt volume t now ready and teing delivered to utiserit-er I It I C II St 50.

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ATER'S CHERRY PECTORAL

n AS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN FOR THE cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for n to recount theevidence of its virtues, wherever it h: b.-en employed. As it ha lonit leeti in constant uethroti?'.i.ut this section we n-ed not do more than assure the people it quality is kept up to the best it ever ha ben, and that it may be relieil on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

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Oreat number of CWirymen, Physicians. Statesmen, and eminent erso!iaces, have lent tli ir name to certify the unparalleled Usefulness of thee remedies, but our space here will not permit the Jiiertbn of them. Tlie Azents b-l-.w named furnish gratis our American Almanac in which they are given: with al. full descriptions of the above complaints, ÄU,i the treatment that should be ollowcd for their cure.

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By the use of thee PÜ1 tbe periodic attack ef .rr f or N'ci- Avfii-A may be prevented; aod if taken at the eommeticement of an attack Immediate relief from pain and sicknesa will be obtained. fThey seldom fail in removing the Kausea and Headache to which female, are o sutject. They aci gently upon the bowel removing Cotivenes, For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all erson of sedentary habits, they are Taroable as a Laxative Improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the Igestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and trength ff the whole ystem. The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long Investition and carefully conducted experiment. Baring bees in ii many years, during which time tbey have prevented and relieved a vast amount of wain ami ufferinR froir Headache, whether oritrinating tn the nervous system ot front a deranged state of the tomach. Tbey axe entirely vegetable in their composition, aod may be taken at all times with perfect safety with out making any change of diet, and the absence of any disagreeable taste renders it ea.sy to administer them to children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS' The genuine have five signature of Henry C. Spahliig on each box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine. A box will be cnt by nail, pre-paid, on receipt of the i it i c: i: , 25 c r. v j . All order, should be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, 48 Oder Street. New York.

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INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOCR COUGH! ITKIFY YOUR BREATH! STREGTHFN YOCR VOICE! S1?A T .DING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS, ARE GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS. GOOD FOR PUIILIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CON SUM FT IV ES. GENTLEMEN CARRY

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They relieve a Congh Instantly, Tbey clear tbe Throat. They give strength and volume tothe voice. They impart a delicious aroma to the breath. bey are deliKhtrul to the taste. They are made of simple herbs and can not barm any one.

I advise every one who has a Congh or a Husky Voice or a Bad p.re.tb, oi any difficulty of the Throat, to get package of my Throat Coofec-itoo, tbey will relieve you nstantly, and you w ill agree with me that tbeT go right to the spot." You will find them very useful and p aant while travelling or attending public meeting for stilling your cough or allying your thirst. If yoa try one package I am safe in saying that you will ever afterward consider them Indispensable. Too w ill find them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. My signature is on each package. All other are coun erfeit.

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A .ingle little of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE !

Indies an-1 (feotlemen. in all art of the world te.Ufy to the rüicacy of lYuf. O. J. WoI'a Hair Restorative, and gentlemen of the pre, are unanimous iu itj praise. A few test iinoiiial only ran ler l iriveti; e ctrx ular for tuore, and it will be imxoesitile for joa to dout-U TROF. S. TIIALBERG, 1TANIST, .ay on bis arrival in tbe Cniied State, he was rapidly t-ccming gray, but on aj-plj iL; Wood'a Hair lestoraU.e, his hair mnh reeivered it. original hue. CHARLES CARDEW, 13 NASSAU ST, N. T, Faya tbe gray hair on hi wife, bead were, after a few we le' trial, turned into a dark brown, at ti e Fame time beauti'jing and thickening tbe hair. A. C. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE, Say he I n w sivty year old, and Li hair and wbiskers were two-tlilnt ar.y, tut try the ue of two lottle of tbe lw-trative, tbe gray hair have disappeared, Ixiih n ail head aii-1 f.u'e, athl is more soft aiei cb'-y than for twenty-five years previms. Htwife, at tbe a.-c of lifty-tw o, baa Used it with tbe aame e fleet. FINI.KY -JOHNSON, ESQ., NEW ORLEANS, Says that be bt bis hair by the Yell-. w Fever l:i He used Wood's Hair Restorative, and hi bair i now thick and hsy. M. MIDDIXTON, IJVINGSTON, ALABAMA, aays tbe Restorative lias tione tntub kmm in bis part ol the country. He Usel it for t-ald-ne and new Lrt a fine Lea 1 of hair. T. L. MOUSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY, Says be ba seen Whh1" lUir Restorative u'd in hundred of case, and never knew it to fait in accomidis.hiii all It irofee to do. A. J. A LD EN, McLANESP.ORO IIJ, Sys be bad tbe scald bead eight years, and wa l!d, but by the libera )ue of WkkI'i Hair Restorative, be now has a rkh, glon head of hair. Li;omicr, NoT.Je county, Indiana, Feb. 5 K.S. Prof. O. J. Wood, Dear Sir In the latter part of theyear 1C2, whik attending to the Mate and National lw School of the State id New York, my hair, frm a rau unknown to me, commenced falling off very rapidly, so that in the thort space of fix month, the whole upjer part of my scalp was entirely t.creft -f i eoverinir, and much of the remaining portion up-n the si-te and bark part of my bead sbortlv after lecnie grv, so that joii

will nd le surprised when I tell you that upon my return to the State of Indiana, my more casual acquaintance! were not so much at m loss to discover the cause of the change in my appearance, a my more intimate acpuamt atK-es to recognize me at all. 1 at once made application to tbe nw! skillful physician in the country, but receiving no assurance. frni them that my baircould again I restored, I was f.-ned to become reconciled to my fate, until frtunatey m tbe latter part of the year 17, your restorative was recommended to me by a druggist, a Wing the most reliable Hair Restorative in use. 1 tried one lottle, and found to my ftreat satisfaction tbat it w a. prducinir the desired effect. Since that time 1 Lave ued seven dollar.' worth of your Restorative, and aa a re.ult, have a rkh coat of very soft black bair, w hich no money can buy. A. a mark of my prat mule for your labor and skill in the production of m wonderful an article, 1 have recommended its nse to many of my friends ami acquaintances, wbo, I am happy to Inform you, are using It witu like effect. Very respect fully. A. M. I.ATTA, Attorney and Couiie!or at Law Oak GaovK, S. C, June 24, s,9 Prof O. J. Wok1: iVar Sir Tour Hair Restorative ! rapidly gaining popularity in this community. I ba e bad occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair Resto. rative a perfect test. During the year Is54, I wa so unfortunate as to be thrown from my ulky acainst a rock near the road side, from which my head received a mot terrible bl-.w, causing a great deal of irritation, which communicated to the brain and external rurface of the hea.t from tt. ..n.. ..f

which my bair w as finally de-troyed over the entire surface of the bead. From the time I first discovered it dropping, however, up to the time of Its total disappearance, I employed everything I could think or, Wine a professional man inj If; and, a. I tLouht understanding the nature of the disease, but was finally defeated In every prescription advanced. These and no other circumstances induced roe to retort to your worthy Hair Itorative, w hieb I bare every reason to belive produced a very happy result; two month, after the first application. 1 Lad a beautiful a bead of young bair as I ever saw, for whkh I certainly owe yo my most sincere thank. Best aurd, dear sir, I shall recommend your remedy to all inquirer; moreover, I shall use my influence, which I flatter myself to sa v. is not a little. " You can publib this if yoa think proper. Yours, very resectfully, M. J. WRIGHT. M. D. OfiVe of the Jeffersonian, PLillipp!, Va., D c. 12, '5s. I ar Sir 1 feel It my duty as well as my pleaure, to state to you the following circumstance., which you can tie a you think projer. A gentleman of th: place (a lawyer,) has been bald ever since Linearly youth,' so much so that be was compelled to wear a wig. He wa. Induced to use a 1-ottle of your "Hair Restorative " w hich be liked tprr mnrh- nJ f. . . '

.... . ' ' ' i-wn.e I wo OT three Wttlea bis hair a-rew out oiite luxuriantly, and be now has a handome bead of bair. Tbe gentJr.l4J,, name I Bradford, and Le is verr a .11

J ' -v.a a ra I Bfl Ulil aJ oinitig counties, many -rotis can testify to the trulb of

..... ...... . .. i ju mllDr re,ii,-st j llradTord. Yot. cans, U agrf.t deal of your Hair Lrstoratue in thia

-'" -.Ii o.ui,ur, u yu ijave tl.e i.rnir wt -Uta

. . II1UJISI. M Kf.llXUt. Cntsn . S. C.,3t.ih July, l-r.9. Pmor. O. J. Wows-Ttrir .s.v. t t.t-

men.liigy.r Hair Restorative a a r,ost eicellej.t rre

io, s..,., ... ...i. M) K,.,i w .uneriiigverymuchrromth:. di-ease and after using one bottle, w.. ade r- rterty well. I recommended it to other, wbo hw dis a.e orthe hea l, and In all rase u bad the deired effect. You cart recommend it withoutfear a a most certain etire forsc.kl head. Many other will c.rt.fy tbat this and ttianv otlTer caes wa cured from tbe Use of 3 -ur inot valuable Hair Restorative. pe tful'y your. UKOKffE mVsuaIJ?. The New York Day Tb. says: "The majority of Ha.r Washes, Ha!r Dyes, Hair Totiica. Hair Oil, and the iiumWrless preparation which are nw before the public under such extravagant, hyperbolical and fantatic title, a we see parade.! in .l,..w wiu.l.,w cards and new-paper beading., as bair preparations, are all humbugs of the first water; their real merit wh-a they p.-M, ariJ ,t.t ,bry do no harm. Hoti'S LARD, WHALE OIL, LkD OIU SWEET OIL, nted athl colored, make up, when in Waunful wrapjiera and w hi'e fiint glasa bottles the ctl,et character Vf tfKiirsand when thus costly are bepUzed witb some lriyll.ble term, ai,d caught at by verdant young and old of both seves. Such I not tlie charter of prof. Wood'a Hair Restorative. This gentlemen Come. bf ,re the world with out any'highfalut!i." Zilo;.hlororlaia. or any other astounding or startling cat bpeIjny terms; he ..mplr advertises a Jnr .V.i,e-w hat it tiprrj. 1 ctely and a a Re-toratlve it acta. p,0y Yof. Wotid'a H v;r Restorative; and, a. yo ..lue your calp, aye, youi vety brains, apply nothit. else; fr it may be thai you will get some wore cbMance than perfume Urd oil 00 your cranium. Reroeniber, Hood'. k'sU.r.Ue for the Lair I the bet article extant." rr will, ir aarraa'a own rmocrsa

! RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR

will save ten times It. cost annually.

SrAIJHNG'S PREPARED GLUK1

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUK!

SAVt THE PlfXJLS! ECONOMY! DbSPATCHI

j Will make it grow ou IUId Heads,

v :u restore the ca'ural seeretiona, Wi'.I remove at ce all Itctinc, AVill remove ail Dandruff, Will cure all erupt ion even scald Will mak the hair soft aud glo.y, W ill make the old appear young again. Will preserve tbe C'-be of bair to old a, Will alaaj. fasten it and top its filling And is otie of the best toilet article. f.f the hair now tr

ie 1 j. , . . j iäJ"A Stitch is Tibi Savm Nun. tiT htraners from a distance, and bus- 1

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j IF YOUR HAIR IS HARSH, I Use Prof. Wood. Lair rei.,f.ti.

A acriie;t. will hpt-en. even in well regulated fa mi- ' I' yoor llr 1 grey, lies, it b very desirable to have some cheap and convenient ! U Irof. Wowd. hair reatoraUre. way for repairing furr.iture, toys, cri"kery, e:c. i f your hair 1 thin. Use Prof. Wood, hair restor.ti. SPALDING'S PKti'AkF.D GLUK j If J" bld, meeu all such emergencies ai.d bo hooaehold can aUWd 1 If yoa have nervou. heidl!!' Ww"d' h,if rfvtur''jr' to be without it. It i. alw.y. rely and Bp to the .ticking j l'e IW. K', bir reMor.U v. P,üU ! If ywi tt te-tirrrory verwbetmior "USKfX'L U5 EVERY LOUSE." I Rl the circrUax of prof. W bur rtuora

1

N. B. A brush accompanies each bott'e. Price 25 eenta Addreaa, HfcNRY C. SPALDLNG, No. 41 Cedar Street, New York. CAUTION.

A certain unprincipled persona are attempting to palm ! MAXUFACTUkVk a vt wnni re 1 ir nr HJ RA off on tb n.usrcting paldic, hnltaüo. of my PRE KLRS AND WHOLXSA-. DKALAKS

PA h.a. I) OuLK, 1 wouU cauuou au per 00 u examine

j O.-J. WOOD A: CO., ! I la ."lavrlaet rrel,M. Iaal; 444 Mr. wuy, Jrw Vrkf

before purchasing, and ee that the fall name,

tö-JiPALDLNU'S PUEPALLD GLUE. t-J la on te outatde wrapper; all other are wlndnng toon terfeit febXMAv

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whole.ale dnircist. No. 2J Wi ahluloo atreet. Iddianapolt. Indian.. arl-4etAwew