Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3747, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1862 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL

trtt ..On OHCtt 4 i vinitDu DEJIOCUATIC CO1T TICKET. tOt tCMATOC. XIEN'KV KkADT. ro atraiAtXTATivta. J. II. KENNEDY aiKi J. K. PLUMMER. rca TttAimrt. VALENTINE BÜTSCH. roa. snraxtrr. JEFFfcRSON' SPRINGSTEEN. roa tcfiaof. JOHN B BREWER. ro cowwivoomr,, WM. HUNTER, roa cartTr a, DANIEL FERRIS. SAMUEL PERROTT. iZVGt or eorar or commot ntti, WILLIAM W. WICK. raECCTi:SATT':ET.n2TH4rDtciAiDiTEiCT), I JO" EPH V. NICHOL. rAOaicvmo attorsit. (5th ji-dicial ciacciT). DAVID S. ilcKEKNA.V TOVsship Atifca. (rtsTta to nir.) ELIisHA J. II OWL AND. Document. We hive for aale the following document upon the iiiuei of the dir: Goyra.xoa 9iTioca'a Sntcit The ppeech of Horatio Seymour before the Democratic Sute Convention of New York: Who responsible for the defeat of the Crittenden Compromise, and commeuta on the Preiidcnt' EnitncipiJon Proclamation. All in one pamphlet. 16 pages. Price, $1 per 100. Fact oa tue Prorte. A ter?eand forcible review of the i.ue now before the country. 1G pge. Price. $1 per lt0. Rf ri'BLtCAX CosriaCT to Dissoltb the Uxibs. Atnl the rpevh of Jud-e McCabtt, reviewing the political blunders ol the party in jKiwer. Eight ptgei. Price fifty ceuH per hundred. Orders promptly filled. AddrtM Elder, Hakkml.m t Bi.ouam, Indi in iK)Ih, Indiana. Election TlrUt. Get jour ticket in time j;et thera riht. Order them eirly. We re prepared to print election ticket. at thm o'dlce, on fhoit notice, and accurate. Price 53,00 per 1,I00. Order, accompitiietl with the cali, jroniptly attended. All ticket should be sent by expreß, carefully sealed. Address Eli ib, Haskivsä; Bingham. Jippolntutent for the l Ith Illtrlct. Jarne F. McDowell, candidate for Congre;, will addrei the people at the following timed and place: At Alexandria, on Saturday. jOctober 4, at 1 o'clock." At Independence (Grantand Madison counties), ou Tuesday, Oct. 7, at I o'clock. At Newville, WelU Cmnty, October 0, at 1 o'clock. In Jackson Township. Wells County, Oct. 10, at 1 o'clock. At Hartford City, Blackford County, on Saturday. Oct. 11. at 1 o'clock. At Center School Hoaie, Monroe Township, Grunt County, cn Saturday, October 11, at ß1. o'clock P.M. At Ahlnd. Wabash County, on Monday, Oct. 13, at 1 o'clock. At Ligro. Wabash County, on Mondar evening, Oct. 13. I CITY AND STATE ITEMS. J3yBaker & Mclver keep the mot beautiful sott haU in the market. Remember this. 30-5 ?"For fresh Baltimore Oyster?, raw, stewed or 1'ned, go to Cunningham's, ou Illinois street, opposite the Governor's maniou. tf ?f All styles of hit a and cap?, suitable for all clashes, alway on hand at Baker &L Mclver'ti, at the lowest cash prices. 30 5 We publish on the outside of this tnorning'a pafer "Facta tor the People." Read them, for they are well worthy of the time it will take to do so. Cuam Ciicacii The RoV. Thom is J. Holcomb (the newly elected rector of this church), ha arrival and will enter at once upon the dis charge of hi duties Services ou Suu-Jav at lUjw A.M. and 7 o'clock P. M. WrsTrax Lad. Having reliable agents in all the Wetern States, I am prepared to pay taxes there with promptness. Frank Smith. Real Estate Acent, o2 d3t& 1 2 doors E. of New Yotk itore. Wanted. At 37 Notth Pennsylvania street, peraous to call who desire help of any kind also those wishing to find a niie boarding place in a prirte family 'so persons who wisii to hire. The employment otlioe is conducted by a lady. 3-3 Ice, Ick. The greatest luxury in warm we ith er is ice. Without it how could we endure the heated term? Dlesscd be the man that invented ice ice in summer. Mr. Geo W. Pitts, on Vermont street, has the nicest, cleanest and most transparent ice which he delivers each morning to his customers. Lost broke loose from a boy at the Terre Haute Depot, on the 221 day of September, a light chestnut sorrel horse, scan; fifteen hands high, tut hoes on, no white maiks, six or seven year old. A liberal reward will te given for any information or delivery of the h.4 me at Wood & Foudrav's stable. 4Jwlw W.J.ORa. 2rWe would direct the attention ot those whoso business require license to the notice in this day's paper ot the Assessors of Internal Revenew of this townhlp. Their otbee is in New & T.ilbott's Bio.-k, and they will be found there from 7 to 8 A. M.. and from 1 to "2 P. M. It may Mve trouble und expense to re id their notice. 3fDr. M ilbig, who was Medical Director on Gen. Fremont's talT during his cimptign in Missouri and Western Virginia, is"7n the city and stopping at the Spencer House. We are informed that Dr. Malbig intends making this place his borne anu engaging in the practice of his profession here. l7"Two ladies of pleasure were arrested last night for sinsjiiig some of their choice songs in the street. It was not considered an appropnate place for an opera, and the ladies were lodged in jail caged, where, like leathered songster, they can Up on the grate and w histle and s'gh for the greeu fields wheae they are used to wander. The Theater. Tbe performance to-night at the Metropolitan will be for the benefit of Mr. Donaldson, who has each nisht this week performed extraordinary feats of rope walking. id also added to our amusement in bis inimitable panto mimes. The bill is a good one, and the bouse will as usual be crowded, and it ought to be. Ou Bocrbox Whisrt. The purest and oldest Bourbon whisky ever brought to this market it to be had at Duncan's, on tha southwest corner of Illinois and Maryland streets. Wines, brandies, ein and other liquors are also to be bad there. Tbe Messrs. Duncan are old dealers and j nrUe themselves on keerinr nore but the bet. i Our friends visiting the Fair would do w ell to call and purchase what they require. 30 5 Wright' Bowling Saloox This well arranged rangeia auti n .vtv. . - Georgia street, is now the most favorite place of . i . k ILitrliitf i m. beautiful anil and resort 1 luv v j - - o - tmusfrarnt, and a wtll ordered Bowling tleasi Ssvlooo U . . . v J . important acquisition to any city. Such a is Wright's. It is tear to the Orieutsl . and within a few minutes walk of the Is an I ilace louse business center of the city. As a place for recreation we can heartily commend it to those who require exercise, doe- not after roufLaetoeut to the ofice, the Wre. and the shop

i The State fair.

' The atterlanc at the flr vevrrdar a pxJ, nJ almost up to ilut of Thursday, 'fhemept Uifr bjj ei,et incSudir g'the c-h ptcroiutn. .so far the fair is a succe. e rei;U'i that trioe who cams from distance t ra-tke the j tihüitioa ote I htcret bave t ot bctnuis-tp I poi&ted. la foot departments part.cularly In ! the rliow of agricultural lrr.pivnietiU, hufair t.ereI tifure Leid lere has e&rteiel th's ciit. But iu I so nie oilier department it u ofully lim. The ! show of hote in tlie rin ytefJy, and tha pacnz na trotting, was very good. In tfce sseesake trot there seemed to tea tie between Show bran and Loier, the horeol' both raikiuj; 2:42. tke time time. A erett naraer of articlei;i the utenumerate! list were pa?ed upon. Among other, we notice several article exhibited by our freud Wright, of the FitUbuig Agri-1 cltnr$t. McRenna's ae?f ventilating faucet; liosi' tuteiit oil gl'jbe, and a icharometer md optical ir.itrucjitiia, by G. W. Suaw, ail of Pittsburp. Petnuy Ivania. The firt premium for a reiper and self rake wa awarded to Erinkerhoff 4 Co . of Ger.e-seo. New York. The rt premium for a combined machine und mower was taken by Huselli; Co., of Maillun. Ohio. 1 Lvigooda Agricultural Work-, of bpnnj field. Oiiio, took the Lnt tremium ou corn shellera. Shaw li Conner, of Greent-burg, Indiana, look three premiums on carriages and buggies. The plowing mAtch, which came olT on the farm of Mr. Miyhew, excited great intere?t,par ticularly among those who with their lr euds had preferences for the numerous plows on exhibition. The match, it is aid, was the mo.t thorough and complete and the cloet test thit ever was had i any State. A portion of the awards are not yet made, and we will give thetn heu completed. There will be a trotting match for an extra pur-e this morning at 10 o'clock We continue our notices ol articles of fepecial merit. THE PLOWING MATCH. The trial on yesterday (alluded to elsewhere) resulted jji awarding the two firt premiums to the "Lagonda Agricultural Works," of Springfield, Ohio. The interest taken was very considerable and considering the very formidable competition was a great triumph. Mr. Rice, the active member and practical man ot the firm, was present explaining the practical workings of the implements. We take pleasure In announcingthat Mr. Fast, late of Alliance, Ohio, has become connected with tiic above. It making that election the proprie tors have been peculiarity fortunate, as his experience, capacity and ability will add to the benefit of the firm. PREMIUM SUGAR EVAPORATOR. The firs t premium was awarded to Blvrner, Bates & Day, in connection with C. dry & Sons, of Linn, Ind., "Cook's evaporator," with Gary's improvements. Ck's evaporator is t eil known to need commendation. It takes the premium, and bear the severest te.t everywhere Willi ihe a.lOition of the improvements of Jlr. dry, time and labor ate both saved, besides which a better article of syrupand sugar are made. Mr. Gary's improvement can be applied to any of the principal evaporators in use. PREM I CM CARRIAGES. Mers. Shaw Si Conner, Greensburgh, this State, were awarded the first premiums on carriages and buggies. The.-e honors were well de-med and well conferred. The proprietor are among the best mechanics in the West, und we congratulate them on their success. BRiNKtanorr a co.'s reaper and selk-rarer. The first premium was awarded the above o;. yesterday, over all competition ami combinations. This result was really a ;reat triumph to the exhibitor, Mr. Johnston, who came among us as a tranger; anl considering the formidable opposi tion of aid manufacturers and the intelligence of the committee, it is a great triumoh. For further information concerning this michine, address Briukerholl k Co., Genesseo, New York. ?"The avenue leading to the State Fair from the cast, where side shows and those who enjoy them most do congregate, has been almost as interesting durhg the week as the inside of the inclosure. It is there that unsophisticated human ntture shines in its unvarnished state. The boys and girls look their love and go h and in h md from one object of interest to another perfectly uncon cerned about the opinions of others. They are happy and they do not care to conceal the fact that they are so. The hard h and of the youthful lover squeezes the willing hand of the "maiden, and they edge up to a stand and take their gingerbread snd cider, take a seat in the swing and his arm closely presses her waist; and from there they visit the fat woman and the lean man and the monkeys and listen to the music and laugh and sometimes dance with the exuberant spirits that all the sights have created, nd think that folks are green who do not enjoy life as they do. The number of shows and stand outsiie this year was not quite so large us at former lairs, but their owners, scared at the slender prospect of the first two days, worked harder, and the din and confusion of sounds exceeded any previous exhibition. The barrels of cider and lemonade, and the huge piles of gingerbread must be sold, if lungs of leather and enetgy in their use can accomplish the fact. "Here's your nice lemonade" "ladies free, and gentlemen half price""sweet eitler, two glasses for five cents, and if vou are not satisfied nt that, take a suck at the barrel" "oyster soup, smoking hot, dipped with a big ladle" "ten cents worth of thee cakes will m tke u dinner for the bigger man." buch cries as these could be heard above the sermons of tiie showmen, who from eirlv morning until latent night, repealed the praises of the monstrosities within their respective scieens. It was a lively pi ice, indeed, was the outside of our fair ground this ear. and many who stood aloof and looked on at the hurrying, laughing, merry, and evidently happy crowd, contended that it beat the show inside. ficnerul Order Io. 15. Heapqcarters Misteuing Service. tate of Iudiana, Indianapolis. October 3, leG2. 1. Until further order, C apt, T. W. Newratn, lllh Uuited States Infantry, is detailed to act as Military Commander at this post. His ofiice will be at the corner of Mississippi anJ Maryland streets. 2 C.irtain N.W. Osborne. 13th United States Infantry, is appointed Acting Adjutant at thee Headquarters, vice Cpt. Clus. C. Pomeroy, detached upou other duty. II EMIT B. CaRRINGTOX , Colonel l?tn Infantry. U. S. A., Chief Mustering Üßker, ic. (.encnil Order .o. 15 a VICE, ) Heapqttarters Ctx. RtcRriTiNO StaviCE State ok Indiana, Indianapolis, October 3 PtrsTtET Ferrt. Supernumerary Lieutenant of ! Captain Amnion sconpany.oth Indiana Cavalry, is no longer legarded as a commissioned omccr of tue army, and w ill not be mutered into the service by "any idHcer of this corps upon his commission. Absence from camp without leive and other condui t unbecoming an olKeer and jrentle mm are the ctuses of this public order. Officers must come up to their duty. IIl.VtT B. CARatMiTOX, Od lS:h U. S inlantry, Cliiet Mustering 0:Scer, District of Indiana. General Order !o. if, buae of Passes and 11 Antidote. I have authorized the officer of the Provost Guard, acting under the authority of the Military Commander, to take up and cancel on the spot all passes sigted by me, or other passes, in the bands of officers found at houses of ill repute, and to trot all such officers as, from that moment, absent without leave. Thts crder means ju$t its: that passes are designed to giveoficer lieedom of the city in the iine of public duty, ami for uo other purpose. The rule applies to all officers cf bll grades. A quicker way th.n by court martial is thus afforued to correct tin glowing c.srace. repeat cU!r and authentically reported to me. This order goes into e fleet this night. Heart B. Cairingtox. Col 15th C. S Inf., Sup't Recruiting Service Indiana. EgTTfe 60th regimeui, taken at Munfordviiie. was employed tor some time in guarding rebel pr:icr.ers at Cirap Morton before they left fjr Kentucky. After their capture they" met hundreds of the prisoner over whom they hail kept "watch and ward," in the army of General Bmgg. There ws a genera! shaking of hinds all round hen the boys of the 6'Uh wet tn irched into tie rebel lines. Both parties seemed happy to eet.atid jvked over tbe vicusilude vt war.

The Draft. Tk . . .. l v . . i i r i i v.

i in- jvrturr iw ine uomiiy i unu arc i riruj i rer,uetH to depit Ivrtbwith tdtir re-pectire i tutus su;ritd in the Br.ificli Hmk, p i to! the order of R. B Duncan, when the tue will ' be paid tu the volunteers I will bare etiliaieU by 10 o cmk L Mood it morning. Mr. Daucan niUdnw tLebountj onlj upon an authenticated certificate that aid volunteer hx Leniiulj muter&l inttj service. I think it very T-rob.ihl that by the time above Dentioi.ed I can ofet 75 men froa our quota. If any ubcriber hou!d be ao unfortunate at to be diafted, hii aubcriptioa will sur.l cull and The ward committe- will pfeif collect the! sums subscribed upon their pa pen, or have the ame depositel as above. . Many entfernen who lure prornis"! n)e to ubscrioe wilt have due creviit lor any ubctiption they nur place in the Branch Bank for the ! above purpo.-e. jjr. Grubbs, in the beginning of our recruitinc lervice, hiring entered the Paymiter's oLI.e, I have been left alone to act as bet I could, and therefore I individually call upon the subscribers of the bounty fund to meet their obligations. Respectfully, 0. M. Wilox. 21 Lieutenant Recruiting. tT!ie finest silk hits alwavs on hand at Biker L Mclvcr's. 30-3 Resistixo Tut Dratt. The Journal of yestetdiy complains that the Democratic township of Franklin threatened to resist the draft. They did resist the draft, and in a way that should make the Republican town-hips of Center and Decatur blu-h. 1 hey resisted it by furnishing tlieir quota ot Tolunteers, and that is the way the Democratic counties and townships have invariably done. The charge that the Den ocrats of Franklin cheer for Jeff. Divis is false. Some muddleheaded loafer, who had been drinking ride whisky till lie got snakes iu his Umts, nude the yarn and piltned it off on the Journal folk lor truth. These wholesale slanders are about placed out. Trade Palace. Person visiting the city should not fail to visit the Trade Palace. Messrs. II. A. Fletcher & Co.'s, in the stone front, We-t Washington street. It is the largest store in the State, and contains a complete assortment of the choicest dry yoods and household article, a combination not found elsewhere You will find there the nch-t of k ilk. worsted, woolen, and cotton goods, cloaks, furs, carpets, oilcloths, and wall paper, all of the newest styles and in the 1 ir:et quantities. Thisconcein is know n as the Stewart's of Indiana, and justly so, all will adm.t when they examine their rich and varied slock of goods. Ifi addition, the clerks are most gentlemanly, attentive, and obliging, which account in a frreat measure for the success which has attended the Trade Palace. Those who visit this rutmmotli establishment cannot fail to be p!ea?ed. Indiana News is tiieS ctii The Grentua Appeal, a Mississippi Southern Rights paper, states t iit in a recent sdirmish with the Federals one Erie Locke, who represented himself to be from Indiana, was taken prisoner. The rebel ollicers learning from papers found upon him that he was an adept in ballot box stuffing, refused to parole or exchange hi in, as they wi.-hed to make use ot his dexterity and genius in rnikjng majorities wi'.hout the aid of voters. Uon learning this greit loss ;o the Republican party of Indiana, Gov. Morton started for Washington immeliite ly to induce the military authorities to makeau exchange upon anv condition that the rebels might see fit to impose. It is somewhat doubtful whether the exch mge c;in be made before the October election, but His Excellency's "usual energy" may accomplish it, or else get a substitute. New York Stoat. This establishment, so well and so .favorably known all over Central Indiana us the great emporium for dry goods in tbe West, is abundantly supplied with all manner of choice goods. Stranpers who visit the Fair should call there, for the collection on the exhibition ground is not more attractive than the immense and richly filled rooms of the New York Store. When lighted at night its appearance is truly magnificent. But the splendor of it appear i nee is not it greitest merit or most attractive feature. What makes the establishment so extiemelr popular is that people save money by trading there. The Messrs Glenn always buy for cash and in the cheapest market, and sell the same way. The New York Store will be as much the rage hi week as will be the Floral Hall or the horse-rin?- , 3 The most durable hats, for farmers and working men, can be found at Baker & Mclver 's very cheap. 30 5 To Local Apvectiseri. Occasional, or transient local notices will not be inserted in this paper hereafter unless they are paid for when banded in. and to insure insertion must be handed in before 6 o'clock P. M. Local notices of five lines and under w ill be inserted one time for 50 cts.; each additional insertion of the same matter, 23 cts.; marriage notices, 50 cts.; funeral notices, $1; pay required in advance. Notices for benevolent societies not exceeding five lines, one insertion, '25 cts. The above terms will be strictly observed. Campaign Sentinel. The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be furnished for Three Months, duriDg the Cam paign, at rzn CENTS .V COPY. 13!f"öeud iuie names. d&w SPECIAL NOTICES. FXJBXalC JSTOTICE. TO.Vl.lStX iV r., nrncgiata, !Vo. IS l'.ut Washington street Have been Appointed agents for the sale cf n u a n r. s Trs siL.tr.o, THK WONDEUFUL C.RAXULUS, f-r the cure of Cough, CM. Sre Turoat, Bronchitis, VThee lins, 'rritationof the Uvula and TcR;il ant Diseases of the Lunn. Sold in targe boxe, 25et., 51 cts.. and $1 each. nlSd&wlr r i j int. n i v v o yj i r r t Ii r v r u i' tt c r r ROTH S E X K S . A Retired Clererman bavin? bn retord to health in a few days, after many year of creat iu?lrini:, i will. to aM.t others by tiidinj iftve) on the receipt of a p't-paiJ directed envelope, a copy of the prescription usm1. iJirect to Rer.JOHX M. DAGXALL, Je9-Uw4u 1?5 tulton fctrrft, Brooklyn, '. T. CAVTIO.. The market! full of imitations, represented to be tha tneas-EHOlYN SDnOSCIJIALTRDCUES," which are In most cae proactive of positive injury. Many dealers will recomn)Dl inferior preparation, and lower priced artii les, a.I.i-np more proütto themselve Ak foraad OBTAIN onl BUO.V.VS BRONCHIAL TROCHE,' which by long experience haTe proved their value, having recrivei the Mt;ctlrn of physicians generally, aadteitimoRials from eminent men throughout the country. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TEOCHES, when allowed to divlve lowly in the mouth, hr a direct Infiuervee to . . . . m theaJected part.; the .ed.nre and oothing effect to the mure neu? once windpipe into the BroneüüalljyHMImonary irritation and ;: relief in CorL. Cold., and the eanoc Throata3ectiooto which public paker and ia?err little. febll-dlj'61 "SINGER & CO.'S LETTER '"FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, with all th recnt Improve, meat, i the BEST ad CHEAPEST ami MOST EEACTIFTL of all sewir.s: taachioet. Thi cachinewiU lewinythinc, from the running of a tack tn tarletan to the makInjrof an orercoat ar.ythin froci pilot or beaver cloth down to the softe.t game or poamer tiue, and if ever re idj to do iu work to perfection. Itcan fell, beta, bind, gr.her, tack, qsilt, and has capacity for a great variety cf ornamental work. Thi is net the only mcliaetht can fell, hea, blnl, an! so forth, but it will do to better than any ether tnachine. The Letter A Family Sewing Machine nay be had in a great variety of cabinet caaee. The Folding Cae, whicli is now becoTing o popular, 1, a it name ianplie. one tht can be folded Into a box or cae, wUich, when opened, nake a bau!ifal,.abtanUl, and paciousutle fcr the work to rest upon. Thecae are of every imaginable design plain a the wood grew iniuaative fore.t, or a elaborately CLihed aa art can mike them. L M. SINGER 4 CO., So. 4S Broadway, Nrw Tork. tCaTIud anapoli OCce N. 3 tM4-l eUow' Hall, Wafcinitntret. rli-dlj

COMMERCIAL.

5 IT TWKAr.j ClnclnrtMii larket. Ci5CI55ati, October 3. No chaste in fijur. Wheat ic holier and In good desnüJ; 62Q50c for rl and DXßSl lor wUite. Corn firm at 4 ic. OiU for new and old. B-irley buoyant asd very liule offirisj; priese would Uin $1 It). Whiky advanced, to 30c. A continued cood demand for bicoa houlden t but hoMrri ijtk an adr:inc of c. Rj'k bot-.ldera re hld at -Xj ar. r.d moked at 4Jc koe; 2,500 lb smoked aold at 44'c. Ltrd firm at ejc. OnK-eries rather higher. Sngar lli(5tllc. M' l isses 5.l(??55v. Coffee 2-2$(i2lc Gull -J; eilver 12; demand notes IS prera. Exchatge steidy at 3 dis. to j prera. siev Yerk Market. Xiw Yobk, Octob?r 3. Flour in good home trade demsnd and prices have advanced at least 5: per birrel; sales at $5 303 : t for supeifine State; $5 5025 fcU for extra; $3 311(3 50 for supeifine Western; $5 Td (ä 6 15 lor common to melium extra Western; $5 U5(6 U3 for common to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $G lö(7 1) for trade brands, closing brm with no tellers at the inside quotations. Whisky without cnange; sales at 33(g33jc for State and Western. Wheat heavy and Ic lower; moderate demand for export; Chicago spring $1 01? 1 17; MilwaukeeclubSl 15l 19; amrier Iowa$l 3JI 23; winter red Western $1 2G(1 3U; amtr Michigan $1 30l 3'J; extra choice do $1 3lt; wlrte Michisran $1 40(3 1 5U; choice white Kentucky $1 55. Com opened heavy and closed steady; 5w(xG0c for mixed Wevern in shipping nler; 5J(i5ic lor Kaste .ti; 41rt5lc frdami-etl and heated. Oits duil at 57(r6 )c far inferior to prime. GROCERIES. II. & II., o. 2.) U rt Washington St. II AVK RECEIVED THEIK FALL AND WINTER fuprlies of Family Grexrerie-, which they oflVr to the trale at tLe Ioet ca-h price. Particular alteLticn irt invited to cur lare tock f Sügr-, Teas. Coffee , buirar-cured Hams, liried IVef, ilackTel, Hour, Corn Meal, buckwheat, JUltimore Oyuters f ish, Ac. an1 fniit anl veRt-tables in wm, all of which i offerere'l at the ch-ajvt rate for ienu n articles. septU7-.13m HUtiSlltliK &. HUNTEII. BOOTS AND SHOES. n rjr c nc At No. 3D West WaAhinrun st. LARGE ST(X;K OF HOME-MADE WORK FOR jale ch an, i;ne door east of the Palmer House p3-dly A. LINTZ. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. City Tbkasvexb's Ornct. Sept. 17, 1h2. ""VTOTICE it hereby riven that the city taxes for the jj year 162 are now due, ani ihe duplicate placed in my hand for collection. lVrsom indehted to the city for taxes will please call and nettle the mric. IvdiH JOS. K. ENGLISH, City Trea. PIANO-FORTES. PIANO IP O K. T E S .aUw- ALL WHO ALL WHO WISH TO GET ELEGANT 'ianos, superior tne and rii.inh are invited to examiue tln l'i a no of t'hai w M. Stieff, of Baltimore, now on exhibition at Mr. Suffrn' Musij Room, in the .Etna Buildinp. Rooms open from 7 A. M. till 9li l ?i. Jy3-dly J. WILLIAM SLFFF.RX MERCHANT TAILOR. JF . HC TLT H . aTlEKCIIArVT TAILOR. Dealer in Heart .Tinle Clotlnnj and Cicnt' l"urtiihingr ;ood9 Xo. 1U5 EAST WASHINGTON" STKKET, (OPrt)SITE THE COfR-T JfOtSt,) INDIANAPOLIS. IND. ap3-dly BOOKS, &C. INDIANA WHOLESALE BOOK AND PAPER HOUSE. T"lfE Invite attention to our larsce tock of School W Books and Taper, selected for the wants of the trad throughout the Western States. We keep constantly on hand large quantities of School Book, letter and Cap Taper, t'omnienial ote 1'aper, Bonnet Board, Wrapping Paper, Slate and Pencils, Iid Pencils, Steel IVi,, Wall Taper, Window Taper, Blank Books; ra Book, Tuck Memorandums, rortenionaiC'R, Penholders, Inks, Ac, Ac. We will furnish iroods at Cincinnati prices. We will give cash or trade for rag. Orders tilled promptly. 13 o v o it 9 s2-d2w StoM'itrt Sc Co. MEDICAL. .1 Siight ColtJ, er gfetc Jhc.a.t, which Tdght le chedced with a simple rerredy, if neglected, cftcn terminates terizucly. Feio are aware cf the imrcrtarce cf stepping a cjllqIl cr fllatt jJcLlL in its first stage ; that ivnich in the beginning ivculd yield to a mild remedy, if net attended to, socjI attacks the lungs. tuere first introduced eleven years ago. It has been rrcved that thev are the 2 best article befcre tue public fcr ft&tnma, ßaiati'L, the Hacking Cough in ffiai&um Ji llaL , and numerous affections cf the JIlcxlU giving immediate relief. w JPubtic Speakers 3f Singers xyiU. fjnd them effectual fcr clearing and strengthening the vcice ßold by all (Druggists and (Dealers injedicinet at 5 cents xrr bez. HAPPINESS OTi mSEKY ? THAT IS TTTK tr:-i ION. TBT. proprietor of t . i'Ahijl AN CABINET OF WON DLRS, ANATOHY. and MEDICINE." ha t determined, regaruieM 01 expense, to Issue, free, (ror tha fit pf fcuaiaity) FOUR of the'r oostln. trvct!ve and :ntert!3g Lecrnre on MTrii?e and lg Diiualiflcation. rvou Debility, Prenarare DecliDe cf Manhood, Indiwion, Weknea or rjpresion, Losa of Energy aai Vital Powers, the Great Erl!, and thove Maladle which rwnlt from rcn'hfnl folliea, Excecse of M:crity, r lgLtTvxt of rhyticlosy and Natcrc'tLaw. Tbee inva'uaMe Lecture have been tha tneazi of enlightening and caving thoaaand, and will be forwarded free on the receipt of four Hampü, by addrestng SECftKTART Paam Camtr or Ajrarotrr in Mxpicnrr, 563 Broadway, New Tork. Je23-dly COXFIDEXTIAL YOCNG MEN WEO HATE INJURED thernelvr by certain ecret habit,whkh unfit them for butne, p!eure r r the dctletof married life; aio, middle-aged and old men. who. wi b ml. from the follie of youth or o'er caae, feel a debility In advance of their year, before placirg theme!vennder the treatment of any one, eho&ld 2rt read "ThE SECRET FRIEND." Mtrhed lid.e i 1 letm something of Importance perua:og T ScaT FaiESB." Sent lo any address, to a aealed envelope, cn receipt f Ten Cent. DR. STCaRT A CO. can b eonanlted on !) dieae. of a private or confidential nature, from a A. M. to 9 P M., (Saihiay tra t to 11 A. M.,) at their office, No. 13 Eat Third treet, np-tir, between M.n and Sjcamore, opposite the Henri IIoae. Addrrss DR. CHAB. A. STUART A CO., mcLIl-dJwly J Cinelrnaü.Ühla.

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laceoaivr tiraawav r.ama kailv ararm atanatu oon KcporU. LATEST WAR NEWS, PRESIDENT VISITS JIcCLELUN. AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER. 500 Prboners Arrive at Louisrille -A. BATTIJE AT MOXJ3STT WASHINGTON. SKIRMISHING IN MISSOURI. SOUTHERN NEWS, THE BLACK FLAG TO BE HOISTED. "0 Addrr of tlie Governor. Washinüto.v, Oct. 3. The following is the remsiiiJer of the address of the Governors to the Pie.-Miient: The riht of anj person to retain authority to compel any portion of the subjects m a measure of military prudence, while it, would greatly promote the military educ-ition of the people." We hail with heartfelt gratitude auJ encouraged hope, the procl.im.ition of the Pie-iiuent issued on the 22d of September, declaring emancipation from their bondage all person held to mm vice or labor a slaves in the rebel State? where rebellion shall last till the Ür?t day of January. The right of any person to retain authority to compel any portion of the uiyecta of the National Government to rebel aaint it, or to maintain its enemies, im plies iu thoe who are allowed the possession of such authority the riut to lebet themseives, and therefore the right tj ctablieh martial law or niilitnry go eminent in h State or Territory in re bellion implies the rtht and duty of the Government to liberate tlie minds of nil persons dwelling therein by appropriate proclamation, and a.-.-urau cea of protection, iu order that a 1 who uie capable, inteilectu:illy and morally, of loyalty and obedience, may not be forced into treason us the military tool?; rebellious traitors. To have continued indefinitely the most efficient cause, suoport, and stay of the rebellion would luve been, in our judgment, unj'it to the loyal people whose treasure and live;! ate made a willing sacrifice on the altar of patriotism; would have discriminated against the wife who i? compelled to furieiiier her husband; against the parent w ho is to siu iender h"w child to the hardships, of the camp ai. l Uie perils of battle, and in f ivor ol the rebel monsters who are permitted to retain their alive. It would be a final decision alik against lumur.ily, justice, the rights ami dijrnity of the Government, and against a souinl and wise national policy. The decision of the President to strike at the root of the rebellion will lend new viror to the elForta and new iiteand Lope to the hearts of the people. Cordially tendering to the President our refpecttul assurances of personal and ofiicial conhdence, we tiut and believe that the policy now inaugurated w ill be crow ned with success, and will give speedy and triumphant victories over our enemies and ecure the nation and eople the hlesings and favor of Almighty God. We believe that the blood of the heioes who hive already fallen and who may yet f;ive up the r livs to their country will not have been shed in vain. The splendid valor of our soldiers, their patient endurance, their manly patriotism, and their devotion to duly, demands from us and Jrom all their countrymen the homage of the tincoiet gratitude, and the pledge of our constant reinforcement ai:d eupport.' A just regard to thoe brave men, whom we have contributed to place in the field, and the importance of the duties which may lawfully pertain to us hereafter, has called us into friendly conference, and now, pre suiting to our National Chief Magistrate this conclusion of our deliberations, w e devote our Pelves to our country's service, and we will surround the President in our constant support, trusting that the fidelity and zeal of the loyal States ain people will always assure him that he w ill be constantly sustained in pursuing with vipr this war for the preservation of the national life und the hopes of humanitv. A. G. Curtin, John Andrew, Kich trd Yates, I.rael Washburn, Jun., Edward Solomon, Samuel J. Kirkwood, O. P. Moil jn, by D. G Kose, his deputy. 9 WW m. bprague, David Tod, F. II. P'erpont, N. S. Kerry, Austin Blair The Tiroes special says: A rebel prisoner direct from Winchester says there are very few rebels there; that their main body is at Martinsburg. A Uniou Surgeon ju-t returned from the upper Potomac confirms thce statement, nnl adds that the enemy ate sending away si;k and wounded eoldiers after stripping them of clothes nnd shoes tor the use of the able bodied who remsin in the ranks. Hooker has so far recovered that he is in readiness to resume hiscommaud whenever the President may direct. Gen. Harney has been assigned to a command in the West. Among the men who are heartily iu favor of the President's proclamation 3 a military means of suppressing the rebellion and most vigorous measures for crushing treason everywhere, are Hon. Joeph Holt and T. B. Cushing, of New York. The Solicitor of the Treasury has modified bis previously expiessed opinion touching the liability to taxation of articles manufactured prior to the first of September. He now holds that removal from the premises, although it be only to storehouses in the Mine town or city, is such a removal as contemplated by the 75th section of the Ux law, if made before the first of September, and relieves the articles to removed from taxation. dominations. Dertoit, Oetoler 3. The Union State Convention ;;t Jackon, yesterday, nominated Byron G. Stout, ot Oakland county, for Governor, and full State ticket. From etv York. New York, Oct. 3 A large meeting was held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last night to hear Hon. J. A. Harnbieton, of Texas, on the rebellion. His speech was highly interesting, and met with the approtal of the audience, for making war in earnest. lie goej From .St. Loul. St. Locis, October 3. Advices received at Ileadtjuai ters from Gen. SchoGeld btate tliat an engagement had taken place at Neosho between the Kansas troops under Col. Soloman and a superior force of rebels. The number engaged on eoch fcide was bmall and the loss trivial. The Kansas troops were oMised to retire leav ing the lieid to the enemy. j Solomon's force is slated to have boen about i 1, QUO men. j Tta President's Visit to TcClclIan. HlAPQCAETLRS AaMT POTOMAC, October 2. President Lincoln arrived at Harptr'a Ferry on a special train from Washington yesterday afterDoon, and was met by Major tupd Capt. Sumner and escorted to Sam tiers headquarters. The President was accompanied by Geu.McClercand, members of hi staff, the Marshal of the District of Columbia, the President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railicad and several other gentlemen. At Sumner' headquarters he was met by McClellan, and after a cordial interview the President, accompanied by McClellan, Sumner and a brilliant cavalcade compoed ot Division and Brigade Generals, with members of their suffs, went to review Sumner ' army corps ou Bolivar Eights. The trooys presented a fine appearance and greeted the President and McClellan with great enthusiasm. Tbe President also vhviteJ the ruins of the milroad bridge and Government buiidius at Harper's Ferry when he returned to Bolivar Highu and passed the night with Sumner. This morning the President accompanied by Sumner and other Genera s, vislu-d the troop at Lou Jon and MaryU&J liighLs, and r jdt over tbe ground where the troops surrendered. At noon he lelt Harper's Ferry and rode over to McClellan'a headquarters. During the afternoon McClellan conducted tbe President over Antieum battlefield, accompanied by a brilliant array of officer including McClellan' staff. 1 he President numiesteU the greatest interest in )verythkig connected with our recent victory.

j In the even'n heretcrrifd to MClellan' hend-

CjUrters, where he will maa the rrsrhl in camp. He w eietdfd by the band of the UJ cavalry. To-m rrow he will retie other troop cf the Army of the Potomac, and on Saturday he wdl return to Waibicgtou by special traJo vi Frederick. Th Prtfidect It In excellent be!tb icd spirit, cd highly pieced with tie good itcd;üoa of lit troop. m m . mm lYisitt DUpatcIies. From Louisrille. LoritTiiir. Ocu.ber 3 The Southern t!fcraph line is open and working to Bowliu Grceu thia evening. The onlinar.ee enforced for the present week gainst the sale of liquors hi beca rescinded aid tbe business resumed. Geti. Bragg has issued a proclamation threaten in; an immediate and vigorous enforcement of the Confederate conscription act in all part ol Kentucky under the control of rebels. A dispatch from Mount Waihingtoa this afternoon aayc On the approach of Gen. Critter.den'i division a large rebel force rette ited one and a half r&ile from heie. Crittenden's force then dre up in linsof batt-e. Ati Ohio battery wasbein placed iu position. Simultaneously Rousseau s command commenced surrounding the enemy. Soon after a volley of miketry was fired and it is presumed a ;eneral engagement took place. Mr. Markland. agent of the PostolSce Depart men:, arrived with two wagon loads of mail 'rom Nashville up to the 10th. The van of Buell's wacon train, consisting of 100 wagons, reached Lou sville. the rear renting on Silt river, twenty-two miles distant, and coming up rapidly. Fugitives from the interior of Kentucky are returning home iu the teir of our army. The cars of the Louisville and Frackfott railroad proceeded a few miles beyond Larance but saw no tebels. it is supposed the cars will commence running regular next Moidiy. The repjrts of the burniug of bridges over the Kentucky river near Frankfoit are f'aUe, although it is thought they wi!l be destroyed as our forces approach there. The rebels threaten to burn Lexington and Frankfort if they are comt.elled to evacuate those places A Cincinnati letter gives a list of nineteen gun boats, one and two puns each, on the Ohio at or above that point, under the command of Com. Duble. from Washington. WasuixoTox, October 3. The Washington letter to the Commercial records several rumors as to the President's recent visit to McClellan, to the tfect that he intends Jo detach one of the latter officers for an important duty, indicating Iiuiiiride. Same letter sys it is believed that very important despatches! have leen sent abroad during the present week, inciuding i-oj 'es uf an intercej te-1 letter from Jell. D.ivh to Shdell, announcing his intention to capture V-ihintn and mke ii the Capital of the Confederate States, written about the time Lee crossed the Potomac. rrrnch Dctifrji in Jlexlco N'kw York. Oct. 'A. A letter from the Emperor Napoleon to (Jeu. Morinze, commander of the Fi euch troops in Mexico, approves of his conduct and that of the trops, and savs that the national honor is involved, and that they will be j sustained by all the reserves that w id be required. He approves of the course pursued by the General iu protecting Almonte, and that it was contrary to his (Napoleon's) intention to impose any government whatever on the Mexican eople. Thev c:tn freely choose any form of government they prefer. Gen. Forey was to arrive at Vera Crut on the 2Uh of September, when Morinze would return to France, Santa Ic .Mail. Kansas Citt, Oct 3. The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 2 J, Ins arrived. No news of importance. Passengers r?port all quiet along the route. Gov. Connelly, who has been afflicted with painful infirmity for a number of years, goes Eat to procure surgical aid, and during his absence' Secretary Amy a -sumes the executive, dutiesof the Territory. General Carlton arrived t SinU Fe on the lCth, and assumed command oT the Department, vice General Canbv, relieved. Foreign evs. Cape Rack, Oct 3. The steamship City of Wahini;ton, from Liverpool 21st, via Queens town 23d, was boarded oil' Cape Race at 10 o'clock this morning. Garibaldi, in a letter to the TJ. S. Consul at Vienna, promis-es to fight for the Noith on regaining his liberty. Great Britain. The Daily News refers to the proposed exodus of negroes as a wild scheme. It says the sooner the Government leaves olT talking about things it cannot execute, the better for its reputation. The Times thinks the recent reverses have restored the liberty rf f-peech in the North, and almost suspended the Government at Washington. The Post thinks the slavery and unlocked for coup de e'tat may terminate the war. It says a man of ordinary firmness may establish out of the ruins of the Union a Republic; and thinks even if Jeff. Davis were to assume the Presidency of the Union, the North would accept him in order to preserve unity. It was statel that the doctrine of the Federal Govern mcnt that foreign trading vessels not carrying contraband article-, require pase to enter the ports of the Union, is held by France to be wholly inadmissable. southern Mews. Washington, October 3 The Richmond Whig of September 30, contains the following proceedings in the rebel Senate on the 23ih: Mr. S'mmts of Louisiana submitted the following joint resolution: lieolved, by the Conres of the Confederate States, That a proclamation of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, issued at the City of Washington iu the jeir lt62, wherein he declare that ou the 1st day of January, 163 all petaons held as slaves within any State or det-ignated parts of a State hereof the people !hall be in reelliou against the United Stales, ehall be henceforth and forever free, is levelel against citizens of the Coufederate States as such, is a gross violation of the ujuges of civilized warfare and an outrage on the rights of prirate property and an invitation to an atrocious fervile war, and therefore thould be held up to the execration of mankind counteracted by such severe retaliatory measures aa in the judgment of the President may bo best calculated to secure its withdrawal or arrest of execution. Mr. PheUn, ol MisMSippi, said he had always been in favor of conducting the war under the black flag. If that flag had been raised at 31anasas a year ago, the war would be over uow. The resolution was referred to the Committee on the J udiciary. Beauregard, on the 21th of September, officially announced his assumption of tho command of the Department of S juth Carolina and Georgia. The Richmond v rug says that the entire rebel losses in the battle of Manassas do not exceed 5,0'JO, and the losses in the engagements in Maryland range between 5,000. and 7,000. Beyond a doubt our 1 oases are lesa by one-fourth than those of the Federals. FoaTat&s Mo.nxce. Oct. 2. The flag of truce boat Meumora arrived to-day from Aiken's Larding. She brought down about a dozen pasaengers, one of whom reports that tbe rebel Congress has resolved in ait future actioni to bout the black flag and exterminate) the Federals without granting quarter. The Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 1st, sayi that information from Lee's army indicate that an important battle is impending, and will take place at the close of this week. McClellsn's army is on this aide of the Potomc and is advancing. The rebel army is in excellent condition and eager for the fray. The Richmond Whig spetks of President Lincoln's proclamation aa ordaining a servile insurrection in the Confederate States, and says it is cot misunderstood North or South. It is a dash of the pen to destroy four thousand' millions of our property, and is as ouch as a bid for the slaves to rise in insurrection. It speaks of the cruelty of the Administration, and says that Butler is a feint compared with his ma.ter. Oar mihurj operations, &ayi the Whig, ire hencelorth to assume a very grave character. The tends' new programme will necesaarily destroy all terms between us. The next campaign will be tremendous, both for magnitude and character of Derations. Let our authorities prepare the whole aUencth of our people for tbe tremendous shock. Tbe enemy i makcg great preparations as well as

lur? ßem!'h procl rr.ttion. We mat rr-prr-1 with eq-jil energy. If we do not. ert lot. But w will tk, The Wfcig sa: Yes'enJay the Yankee- advanced on Winchest. taking alck an J wounded priaor.ers and pa. ruling them. Tbe moeceu of Lee and Jackson were toward thxt pl.ee ca Satuoiay It. but their coveaientis tot ksowa. Iiuecotgh to know that our Ossculs undsrUacd bat ther tre sheet. J. sse river terer was lower than cow. Is ii crhborhool of Ljnchhorg perocs can walk serves on the rotk w.thout we?t nsf their feet. MUSIC.

QTlAJSm PIANOS, PARLOR PIANOS, COTTAGE PIANOS, rr.ic. s mow ti to t:oo. Indiumi MumIc Store . I flairs House. vp: WILLARD l ST0VEIX. MEDICAL D00KS. &C. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, ClIAItTEHED BT THK LErtMLVrVRK OF KKTTTCKT FDR TRI TREATMF.NT OF ALL THK D:r.A OF TiiK CHIN AKT AM) UkrraL OKUAXS. mS wsimsC fi mm. ft 1 i s Bav b A PRICE OXLT TE2I CDSTS. .1 Medical Report, Antic ifi Pkiivi'fy r,t 2w (Tva,i in a ttitfe of Hth and Itself. OX A 5KW METHOD OF treats Veronal lnra., IilsIhr M-j.Ml; In all ft. i;; Gonorrhea. Glt. !rirtur, VartCorj!, iyl H1rrt, Diwur ii the Kidner, K!Mer Ax., with. rut mrrtiryl cotiuinir. a vaj. sab! trr.U. n that w Ki-prr.l mala.lv of youth, .rmir.al Wrakne, N.tunial Fnr!on,rVtual lability. litijMtticjr, Ac, the cm iiikrmtu. cf youtti ai! matin! y arUiric from tbe 1-ai.t-ful Ti Lieh i 4 !sl rMrrvnn or Fmalf lüra, an.l tlir intrftii matter r I utmiwt Importance to the niarn-4 an1 th ciritrmjlUnf Uirrig?, wlioer.tertain liubi.f tl.nr jr.j ical at hty u entrr that Matt-. Snt to any a l.!rt- in a .alvl rappr. on wfit of tmrt mit er fwur M.rrp. We ilrvotx our enti-e tipe and atntitin tn tbe treatinf nt f the vriiu tTiraf e diM'Soe tri tej t.f In our yriate ieprt. ti.r Ihn'arT J tbe culr lriKtirut?n of ibe html tu Anierita Uiili ba teen e tat!i-bel .y a . ia! charter,n4 thi fct h"tiM tire It a preference erer the rahou )iicV of doubtful character to te found la all are cit.. Importnnt to Female! Oil atpartirxrnt of our Iip-nirT Ih .rciaüjr deor4 in the treatment -f tbe tre rf Frm'"., ach Imchorrhea, or ''Vbife," IrregTilaY. Paitiful and uj prew Menstruation. Xenrou and General Iiebility, I;aa wt be AVumb, r.arrenne, 4c. Cmu;tati'tiS arl eam;r.at.iti free of cbrc-. AUo. forwle. Hit. UKWKKS'S KHa t.AloK PIU For Female OHfiruction, Irreirularitic. Ac. Married ladie. Iu certafn ituatioii hou'd net oe them, a ti.ej" wouMc-je micirr1aff. Price (1 per box and nay be ent by mnil. DIL GALEN' PREVENTIVE An nxaluatle article for thoe wihii)f? folimit the rutuber of tbeir o!Tpr;rc, rr the barren ho drsire children; w rra'iteil not to lijure the Lealtb, and üi U.t rr a Uf time, ei,t to any eddre. urlerM"!. orj rc-ij-t of the price TWii laiLlJlKS. PATinXTS AT A IITASCF Py eeridiutr brief MateKent of th irvirj't'.-ni, wilt receive a Plana Chart re-nta'n-Itir a list efqu-.i'u. iur t rm fr ibeci-urne of treat meit Ac. Meilldne u to any part of tLe couDtry to core any cae at h'-tTi'. fri fntn dauber or curitity. Alt trai)iaciioi. private and enQdetitia1. Remetntet the name ar.1 nutntr. Direct all letter to GALE' HEAD DISPENSABT, Oct 1 5 -d Aw Loulille Kt. MEDICAL. Who ba not wen the WONDEKFTL GRANULES, BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO, For Cough, Colds, Sore Throat. Ac. BKAXDFS TUSSILAGO I g oi for Public Speaker and Singer, TO CLEAR THE VOICE. What fbou'.d I take for AtLtna? BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO. They plre Immediate relief. 35 cent a box. Why .honld I hty a boa of BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO THE WONDERFUL GRANULES! Becaafe tbey cure I!orer.e, Sere Thr-t, Ac. W ho ta. not beard of the What .hould I take U r a hore Throat! What should 1 take for a Cold! What hould I take for a Cough? TUE WONDEKIXL GRANULES. They fire immediate relief. 25 cent a boa. Why hould I boy a 'boa o(" BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO, THE WONDERFUL GRANULES. Because they cure Cough ar,d Coida, for 55 cent. What is Lifo Without Health T A Col i i anroyu ß. A Coaa ;i trooUeome. toarne present, peech. x-r 1 hroau are painfs BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO I pleasatit to täte, at d oon efleci. a curt. 3 j cei.t. a L. i, jt all tie prcj Stor. Hoicarrf tssoci(ttlon ,thlta F OR THE REI4F.F OF THE SICK AND DISTRESSi.D. affl.cted wiih Virulent ax.d Chronic Duea, aiid e.pecialiy dieae of the Seauai Orpan Mdic.l Advice Riven rrati by tbe Actinj Surpeot. Valuable hepon on Sj'e'-maTorrhea ot J-n.itial Weaknes,and other DiM-aea of tbe Sexual Organa, arl eo th new remedie employed In thrDipenry, eLt la seai letter enTSopea,tree of'barfre, AUrDK. J. SK1IXIN HOUGHTON, IToward Aociitko, No. 7 South Nir.th t feb!0-wly'2 Philadelphia FVrj important' to the -Harried! AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MALftlAGE! FflHE BQdericoed will aebd free ty r.a4 the sure mean, of prerectinz conception. No drs or meJctoet, kri a late Micovr at. A circular with particslar will bt est to ny ad-ire by rriclir.f tne two t cept ctatnp. A book C'Dtaininr all tbe knoW.ed. referred to, and ererl prirate receipts im flaVM, will t rat to any naxce or addre you nay wuh. by tucloeiaj s.e on doll ar. üedlone, a French PiTI, will be er.t for otie toUar per box. It U very acre in it e?ct Addr. Lock Io i Na. 520, JodianapoJ., Jjl9-d8rn A. B ITJICUF.T. WANTED. 6C0,CC0 JIalc or Female Asrents TO n Uoyd'e yew f-tI fit Osety Otorsd JTa oftLsUo Mi STste,CasadmtasdNrwrurwy frcn recast furrey. completed Azg. 10, I&eVl; cost f30.OOO to enrT tt and oce year Uses. Ssperlor to aay 110 ntpever mt it byCc'.tor: or retell, and m11 at tbe low prka cf CO ctu; 170.000 basse ax enjraTsd oc thi map. It u cot only a Ocsty iltp, Inx it ta alas a COÜTTT AND RAILROAD MAP cf tha United Sta and Canada cotchl&edls A&e. Clr1& EVERT KAILEOAD feTAllON and dSstanee between. Guarantee acywomaa or tnao 3 to A periay, ae4 wiU taka back aJl map. that cannot ba old aad refsiid Lbs money. end for ft worth to try. Printed laumction how te caorsM wa farrlh4 all 0r afecta. Waiiud A xart man a Whcalc Afttt far 0r Map ta erery MaU.Carada, Euilaad, and Cal'fcrUa. A forta&a taiy be w ade with a m.U capttaL J.T. LLUID, No, IU troawiy, V.T. The War Department e scr Map ef Ttrftata o4 MarvlaBd. en which t oarked Thoroahfar uap, teU Kun Moun'ua. f aU' Clitret.aU tbe f ro a tfcs PstsCc, and everj t'her p!" la Mryla4 and Vüro;a, sr noteyrefaaied. Pries tic. sep-AU$t ADMirJISTRATOn'O HOT! CG. NOTICK tS HEkKBT GIVES THAT "TUX Ü5DE1U HlGXKIl hat bees appotateA AdamUtratr of tbs estate o( Clay Ktwsd, Ute tf Mawa euty,dac4aw4. mSmUA e.taMU t be5tf AMI EL DEUXLL, eerlj-irj ametrsAst.

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