Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3802, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1862 — Page 3

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t Ja ! THURSDAY MOKXIXO. DIX. 11. The Weekly Si nttneT. ADVANCE IN PKICKS. In ew;uen of tbe trat advance fn tSe price of hlt ppr, r c"cnpU4 it r' tl.e j-r'ce ft iL Weekly SeT.tIr..l. From and f;er It'nUr a. If a, tht prka of the Weekly -ntin"t wi!? e ai fiflow: One copy, three months 1 0 On copy, one jear 1 M Eleven copl-s, 00 tear. ... 15 00 TtT weopl, or., year 20 00 All letters font In n; fibvrir t .-& . rru!M hefr L ! fnVr , will rHrH t the HI rat fl Verlptlort received after this date will L cr !Ud at tLe r,ew rate. A Valuable Document. Wa pmrjvo? t poMHh, rn irphVt fem, the afcla realise of Juijr Ccktiü on rxrcrrrr riwr,tfce m mpTeLer.sive an! fire VI whir h fcss J et Wn wr'.tten en that whj-ct with tb a-Mre. f th State Central CctnraiUw en the. ctat wLUb pn.'.cc'd tie recmi j-o-liticl revolution in ln.IL.na. lioth will make ou pmjhl ef 18 Pg, w!iirU we will fiin.'.si at 1 per fccn-dre-i. Tin dxuaV't houM read by every ciliicn of Ladtan. Ad'lr" oeders KU:'.IL, II.YRKSCiJ A BINGHAM. 5tmbUt 31, ' Iivtiaaaoli, lud. lob I'rinlin. We are no rc.ily l d all kShU of plain anl fancy Job I'rititir.p, in tl.e? r,et yl, on Wt notice, and at cheap at any other fice. We h ive conij'Cteiil Ii.ui.Ii, pfoI r-.;f:-, .1 fine wort merit of ptpct ami c.inl,anl wccn ilo ginxl and die ip work. All kindi of book. Wiefj, catalogue;, &c, f rintotl in the tfct tjio and on short t.ot'ce. We ask the jutrome of Pcnvvrat und all oth ers that wniit printing done. tf. To Local AnTtcTir.c Kate f advertising in the loc.ti column will heienftpr be a; follow: .For ten lines- or le.. 1 00. Over ten ITne-s.'toii cents 1 line- No notice will he iiiyetteti until paid fur. CITY AND STATE ITEMS. fT Howen. Stewart K t'o. Imvej for pale Oodej'i Lndj 'ii IMk for J uiusry. f Z3T The p.-irtj who tmdt a (ur pfovc from the counter of IlniionV n.ink.wilJ ple.ise ret 11 tu it or cll and el the otlicr on. Thoe w!o re In fenrrh of the het qual ity of liidie!' fur tiped hox2i. can fand tiiem at Baktr & MclverV. 101 2?" Jlr. Thompson k S n, 7 Peunüf lvania Ptrect, are in re;eipt of 1-iI!ou'a Dollar Monthlv JIn:izii;e and reterson' L nlies' National ilazine. tWriphti Dowlin Saloon, on (Jeorj;ia treet, U close 1 for repiir. and will be reopened on Monday, thoroughly refitted and repaired. 10-2 Wasted At 37 North PennylTani Mreot, n experienced h md to run .1 sewing laichine; fire pool aewin. girl.; ten good German pirl. to do general housework. AIj, a situation for a joung girl in a mall family. Yesterday morning Ed ward Hume. n;ed about fourteen j ear, Von of the Her. Mr. Hume, wm thrown fiom a hore near the corner of Ohio and MiH-djsippi trcet., and kicked by the hore, fracturing his f lull. His recovery U coiidcred donbtful. Taken Up A black mare, 15 hand high, about 12 years old, white p tripe on her face, three white legs. thin in flesh, and hod all round. The owner cn get aid mare by calling at the livery stable- of Mr. WiIki?ou and paying the charges. 1U 3 (1 ocd News for TriK Lamm The hollidays are now near at hand, and not to be outdone. Bamberger, iu the old Sentinel building, opened out jeMerday ome splendid furs, which will be gold at old prices. AUo, son-.e splendid lurtrinune! ladies' hood, which are indispensable for coxafort. Oive him a call. -l-2w J"The extensive wholesale dry good firm of Webb, Kennedy & Co., h ive removed their stock to the new block of building ju$t finished on the north ide of Washington street, near tbe corner of" Pennsylvania. Their stock is lare &ui varied, and they have now a nugnitkoul room to show it in. We areindebte! to Mr. Jarne A. Morrison, Apentof the Pennsylvania Central Kai'road, for late Memphis papers. Mr. Moirison informs us that he stopped at Fort Pillow, on his way up the river, where he found the 52d Indiana regiment in pood condition. They have built quar ters, and are comfortably located, healthy, and under good discipline. Accidentalit i?OT. A young rain in Liwrer.ee township named Francis Dever, yesterday morning thot himself through the head while handling a pun. He put his month to the rnuzzie and was blowing in it, when hi toot, by some means, touched the trigger, sending tbe ball through his head. He turned two or three times on the floor und dropped dead. iMPonTiu Fat tTS. Mers. Ruger & Caldwell, te Kjst Wo-hingtoii street, are in receipt of large sUck of Importe! fruits, consisting f oranges, iem'ns, raisins, ß", cocoanuts, drieil currants, 4c, which they offer at low prices. The energy and enterprise of this concern is rapidly building up a jobbing trade which is suecs:t'u!5y rivaling lh.it of the Western cities which have heretofore Oeen ftvorit mukets with lndimians. Bt rsep. Mrs. Amick, residing near Fortsvllle. in M di-.n county, was so severely burned on last Sundir tint ie cannot survive. Her clothes caught fire, and tdie ran to the spring neu the house, and from theie back to the house, while w raped iu the rlimes of the burning clothes. She tinallv pot int4 bed, and the Sain es were imothere! after burning part of the tick and bed clothe. There was no one lut the house at the time hut little girl, who gave the alarm to the neighlors. ' 2TCol. Richmond, of the 1st Virgini cavalrv, was in the city yesterday. He has been on a brief vUit to hla friends in this State. The 1st Virginia has b?en actively engaged on the Potomac for a vear past, and has participated in nearly all the battles fought there. At the second Bull Bun battle the regiment repeile! a charge from Stuart's cavalry, and in the varying fortunes of the battle, charged through Smart's line and cut their way out. Col. Bichmond looks well like hard kncks agreed with him. Lames or the Thiho Warp The Military Aid Society of this ward will hold a meeting for sn election of officers on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'clock, at the Governor's i evidence. The sad loss which the Society has sustained i . - .... k r,r fr Alfred HarrisoTi. our be J J lUQ u7u - - ( loved and efficient Treisurer, with other cause-, render this necessary and expedient. A full at- j teudance is requetel. Mas. O. P. MOBTON. President. Mas. B. F. TrrrLt.Secreury. Gottsoiaik As this eminent pianist and composer will soon oe nere, tne opmtvn- , him bf eminent musical critics are of interest. I The Philadelphia Inquirer, in noticing a litej concert, says: j "For Gottschalk we cm say absolutely noth- j trg; we were stricken dumb ritli wonder. It, bas been years amce we beard mm, ano ne i a very different pitfiit fn.m the Gottsch ilk of that time. The motion .f his lingers, at tin.es. dazIm iK ni..Mw.r like iartirr ran jf sUOtitlht: the note, of the in-irument theti seem like the!

twittering ol a mi loon bin's, or tne anweimg broadsides of the navies of the world. He is the most suggestive performer by far that we ever listened to, and we have heard Thiloerg. The inuic talks to vou like an Ins dred prophet, a raving maJnmi. a true friend, a tender loyer. Effect followa effect rapid! v that you are lost in the avenues of honeyed reflection thrown wide before yoo. and have nothing for it but V turn back and surrender yourelf. hert and soul, to the will of the performer G.,ttehalk and uiumc, weldel. ote ir6nf

Tut THtATia. Mi C'At!ti 1 horyoa ravie a wo-1 ectJe-l hit lau right in im;e-Mns her prwew, a prifc'ol an.J rhrmin? m-irrM, upon the u !in,ce a;t!.o':;h thit audience fKt tltf s ti e reerit jl the actres dexaa I d The ;.Ny w.n Miriam, an I Mi Tbomp-ou w CKee-l.r.iily hippj in her present ttioti of the (lifrty UiM fich from tie free tct,ts cf her rotiii tribe, and the tltancter crew to thnliing ir.tet e-t a the wilj child of the fields progreMJ fr.ui id ejucatel and accompiihe'l womm, dying at Ici'gth with a broken l.eatt. tich a chira"ctr bro-j;!,; i;.t-i phy ti e r.ri-d taletili of the actress. nd he was wtll sustained and sunp.rt.l t!;roihat. To üht Miss Thomson tptir as Victo'ir.e, in the rnuch-adroired p!ay oi the Working Girl' Dream.

1'oi.iCC CortT . Two or three persons were up Ufie tlie Miynr jest erday, for fast i-riviug waa fir.el air'l tbe other nf continued. When the niin street is crowded, anJ that is every bu-ij.rss day of the w eek, there is of net ewy a constant stream of trare! acm tle princij-al cro-'-in-s, north and south, an I a hnggt cr hoismv logcy dashing: through the cruw'd at 2:40 efee'., it ubout aa liatittouii a twelve pound till ptj-ing orer the sime roil. A mn, by watching closely the flih of a pun, can dodge tlie shot, and so can won. en ail children, by extreme dexrerity of movement, pet scrubs the street in safety. Dut rl.ere i to mtirli lat driving over the main cio-fvicgs to make a prom en nie up ami down Warbiitgton treet cither a very safe or a very p'et.int pitime. If there is no law there shou'd ba oce compeHirp per efm to drire f 'ow at the cross! )g3 of Illinois", Meridian arid Peunsjlvania street Dvm jcraiic Cu b. Oa Tueday evening the Democratic Club met at their I and adopt eil a constitution :u.d by-laws for tht governnient d the Club, and ejected permanent olS;ers. The following were elected: W. II. TallKitt, Pre-Klent. Jaeob Mull, Vice President. 1-nrl Klinin-taith, St-crctiry. Calvin Taylor, Cor. Secretary. W. It. P.etch. Treasurer. H. H. DodJ, Thora is Ilyn, and Wm. Jonl.in, F'f nce Committee. Mr. -Talbot rer-orte! that the hall had been peenred and tlie rent paid for ore jeir, copI for the U- of the Club provided, feat and other fixture paid for, and a balance remained iu tl.c treiury of $10 Alter the biines of the meeting was concluded II H. Dmld. Fq , uddies.-ed the Club in one of his happy oflf hand efforts. Jti'Iee I'erkns will fpeik on next Tueliy ex ening. Citt Dispensary. A cotrespomlent calls our attention to comtuunicatU-ns retcntly published in the Journal, advocating the establishment of a iViir I)i.pen-.rv, anl repjejits us to publish them 'I hey have already been widely ciicu Iattl, and the pih of the w hole matter is, that such an institution has not alreadv been prtided, nd it U not yet too lae to do good. We hope our city auihoritieA. our physicians, and our very mny benevolent and liberal citizens, will put their heads together and jrovJ'le a place where those who are unable to buy medicines and pay for medical attention can get both. Our correspondent says: "There is no benevolent enterprise that now has so ftrong a claim on the public as this, at the present time. It is wrong that the poor must depend, in most cases, on some physician, not only for attendance gratuitously, but he must, in m my cases, buy medicine also, or let the patient suffer. This rich city ought to furnish medicines for auch a need aid. not ak druggists or physicians to do it gratis." Mcsical. A splendid organ has jut been placed in the Third Presbyterian Church of tili city, by Mr. J. G. Marklove, of Utiea, New York, from whose extensive manufactory some of the finest instruments in this country hive been produced. This one, although of medium pize, ia pronounced, by the best judges in this city, to be a most superior instrument, and of marvelous power and brilliancy, as well as capable of producing the sweetest and most delicate tones concievable, comprising the beautiful viol le pamba, dulciana, meiodea, hautboy, flute, etc. We congratulate the people of the Third Church in the selection of their organ builder, and feel prom! that through their exertions so good an instrument has been put up in our city to add to its already fine musical capabilities. We append a description of the organ below: DESCKIPTIOX ÜF ÜßGAXS. ORK AT OaO AK. 1. Open Piapaon feet 2. Dak'iana 8 ft 8 4 3 2 4 8 3. M. Dsaacn, Ita.-. 4. slelcxlr 5. I'rincipa! 6. Twelfth 7. Fifteenth. S. Hate 9. Trampet SWELL ORG IS. 1. Bourdon Bas - 2. IVurlon ... 3. Opon li.p.vsn 4. Viol de (iaiulia 5. Triucipal IIa... C. I'rineipal 7. Tw.lfth H. FiJWnth 9. Hautboy la feet. 16 " 8 ' 8 " 4 " 4 " 3 2 " PEDAL ORG1X, 4C. 1. Houhle Open Diapaso 16 feet 2. ivdal Cuupa to Sae.l Organ. 3. Pedal t'uiipa to Great Organ. 4. JSwHl Orpan to Great Organ. 5. Dellous s'isnee. A conceit, for the benefit of the Organ Fund, will tie giten in the church, on Friday evening next; upon which occasion all of our home talent wili be employed under the direction of Professor Whteltr, and we hope the church w ill be filled to its utmost capacity. DrrUlons ef iic Supreme Court. FIFTEENTH DAT. John Rogers vs. William Iewis. Owen C. C Aff5-mel, 1 jer cent. David B. Haworth vs. Watkins Free. Union C. O. Afiirmeil. 1 percent. Henry Buck:iichani et al. vs. Noah F. Gregg. Jasper C. C. Afiirmeil, 1 per cent. Gotleib Faruheim vs. Nicholas Ratnsee. Foun tain C. P. Keversed. Isaac M. Thompson vs. Clemens Oskamp. Johnson C. C. Reveled. David J. Jacobs vs. Robert Beckett et al. Clifton C. C. Affirmed. Wiibam Adkins et al. vs. William A. Hudson et al. Decatur C P. Reversed. ANNOUNCEMENTS. EST" WE ARB AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE VT. F. np.roM, of Knox eonnty, as a can Mte fr iYilMit of the hoirdof Coinrohioner of tbe Slaking Fund, subj'rt to the derision of the Legislative Caucus cf the fvmocrtietnmhers of the Legislature. ro 24 -d .t w SPECIAL NOTICES. C2TS1NGER i CO 'S LETT ER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACtllNK, with all the recent iraproveroent.i the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BKAUT1FULcf all .-ewing machine. Thi machine wT.Wewajjytlmif , from the ru until of a tuck In Urteun to the ibaalnof an overcoat anything from pilot or beavrrcloth down to th jwf!st gauze or gossamer timue, and Is ever rea ly to do its work to perfection. It can fell, hetu.biul, gather, tack, o,uüt, and has capacity for a great variety of oruami nUl work. ThU la not the only machine that can foil, beta, hin 1, aud to forth, but it wilt do to better Ihao any other machine. Tbe Letter A Family Sewing Machine may be had ia a great variety of cabinet cases. The f olding Cae, which i now becoming ppuUr,i, ami came implie, one that can be folded Into a box or esse, which, when opened, makes aheautlful,subtanüal, aud opaciouftUbl'.' for the work to rest upon. Tbecet are of every Imaginable design plain a tbe wood grew in it native foret, or as elaborately Crashed as art can maknhem. 1. M. SINGER A CO.. So. 4.VS Ftroadwav. New York. fÄ? bid an a pol is Ofhce No. 3 ivdd-Fellowa' llaU, WA-hmston street. aplSUwülUell 63 ThemarVeti f-11 id iraitatiort, represented to be the tue a. ' KUO WN'S IIRONCIUALTKOCH t S," w hieb aa In mtcaei rod active orpitiTe li.'ary. Many dealers wUifCwtujiWiid ii.frrUr preparations andlvwer priced aT'.kle,afl,',,,raove pnütto theras?les Ak for aud OBTAIN oQl BROWN'S rlKONCIIIAL TUnClLES, whUhy long experiencakavf proved their vatBe,hivti raccivrd the sanction of phyicia generally, andta.titaotlAl from eminent men throughout the country. BhOWX'SbKONCHIALTnOCHLS, when allowed to di!re!owy in tbe raowib. have a direct Influence to theaffected parts; the sedative and soothing effect to the tauf as tin'.ng vf th windpipe Iuto tbe Bronchltallayrulraonaryirnutlonand givt relief is Cuughs, Colds, and te rriouaThroat'reUoto which puMie speakers a!

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frr.mtD iri rrr rrt pn.t statt rrnit. MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS' IN TENNCSSEE. COURT OF INQUIRE NAKIIVILLK. ftt

' j The force from Jaleo hvi been cut off from 11 it I A 11 trP AV TfTP P'imM IT ! &J?'''icJ ,rurj VtrA Cnz l,y the Mexh. reukMLIj tllhl UA 1IIL iulJi.llt j in - Pue.ite. : pan vi which had been destroved.

Charleston People Coatributia Lead Pipes. COA'fiIlES!lME.r. INDIANS TO BE HANCED. COURT Or INQUIRYnt VAS I IXT Cm rxo IV. from rw York. New Yor.K, December 10. The papers con -taiu no sj eci d dipalches from the Aruiy of the Potomac. Whit is thought to be accurate information puts the entite rebel force in ihe Sitcnamloah 'alley at about 2 "ilK, under comni-tiid of Gen. Jor.es. They con-:st of Virginia cavalry nr.d White's Louisi.na legion. It is utideist'xjl there are between C.OoO and 1 iick and wounded reikis ?n the towns fiom Wo.aUtock to Stanton. Thesteuucr O'Xe.d.from New Oileuis on the 2Qth and Uivaua ou the 4ib, has arrived at this Ior. New Orleans papers cor.tain no news of imIortance. The O'Ne ile reports that she saw otTH Uteras a large propeller and a rte:imhip tvith a lark in tow. From vllle Nasutille, Dec. 9. The Nashville Herald, of the b:h, says: Wc have no further purticulars of the disgraceful atlairat Hunlsville. It is rurnorvl Polk's itbel iarps of Brapg's army advaced up Lebanon pike lieanJ's MiMs, twelve mile Kouth of Lebanon. Kirby Smith's corps is leported to be at Mc.rfrcetoio'. Theje movement change tlie entire situation. E ikern money w as icfused here to day at 23 per cent, discount. The Court of Inquiry on General Crittenden in regard to the surrender of Murfieesboro aJjourned to day. Result not known. From orili larolina. New dees, via FouTBibS Monroe, December 8. (reat disailectiiiii exists in the interior, and the impression prevails that a signal victory by Bunide will t; followed the immediate and entile bandonment fy the rebels of the bolder States, including North Carolina and Ten uesee. The Progress, of the 11th, curtains the following: The total rebel losses in the recent battles amounts to 75,t00. The Mime paper says: The people ol Charleston pulled up their lead pijes and contributed Gtt.tMU) pound to the Government. The rebel Governnient will issue re ceipts for all lo id pipes and fixtuies, and binds itself to replare them at tlie end of the war. from W atliintfton Wahiiinutox, Dee. 'J. At a meeting of Indiana "Conjrre-sional" delegation to-night it wsj resolved that the delegation would m ike no effort to press the claims of any Indiana candidate aa successor to the present Secret try of the Interior. It is now staled positively that the President has sent forward an order directing that 39 of the condemned Minnesota I ndiaiis.sptcifically named, be hanged on the IMi inst. Burnside, to whom Sigel's request for a Court of Inquiry was made, writes ns follows to Sigel: "With your movements since my connection with this army I am well acquainted. 1 take pleasure in bearing testimony to the zeal, efficiency and military kill displayed by yourself and your officers in the nun igetnent of your force, and the fruitful reeonnoissaiices you have dir?eted " Drig. Gen. Dana is one of the newly made Major Generals. Gen. Franklin had an interview to day with the Secretary of War and Gen. H illeck in rela tio:;, it is said, to the apportionment of troops in several grand divisions, and will to-morrow return to his command. We learn from Fairfax Court house that our scouts report a general evacuation, by the rebels, of Thoroughfare Gap and all the surrounding country. The revenue bill published this morning wa3 not reported by the Committee of Ways and Me ana ycstenl iy, as erroneously stated, but was simply submitted by Mr. Stevens, as an individual, on a call of the House. Neither the Secretary of the Treasury nor the Committeeon Ways and Means were consulted in regard to it. In the Court of Inquiry in the cae of McDowell, McClellan testified that he received t the hands of McDowell the fullest and mot cordial co operation in the preparations for the Peninsu hir campaign. "I know nothing person illy of McDowell's conduct while in command of the Department of the Rappihanock, except that I received two telegrams from him about the 20th of May, the first informing me thai he would move to ray ?gd.-tance by a certain date; and the second, that unlocked for circumstsnces had caused a delay of a few days. I do not know officially, but have reison to be morally certain, that his failuro to advance to my assistance at that time was owing to circumstances beyond his control." rViht Krport. THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. SUFFF.RINGS OF THK FRENCH TROOPS. The Activity of the Mexicans. LATEST "W-AJR ISTETWS. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. W KSrr 1Z 1? ' VlIlGrlXI-rV vini.,,rx,ii:i: From Wafclilnpton. Washington, December 10. J. Wesley Green, who furnished the Chicago Times some reported peace propositions from JefT. Davis to President Lincoln, is sn importer. He came to Washington to ee President Lincoln, who ascertained that there was uo ground for nis nonsensical statement. Tlie Navy Department has information that the United "Sutes steamer Montgomery on the 20th captured the rebel sloop W. E. Chester w ith cargo of cotton while attempting to evade the blockade off Mobile. On inquiry it was ascertained that a exiling himself J. Weley Green, and professing to reside at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, called on the President some time m November, ( and stated to himihit he lud au interview withjtfl. Davis on the 1 i?t day of October, and also related certain statements which he said Jeff. Davis had made to him upon the occasion Tlie President, however, became satisfied tht Green had not seen Davis at all, and tbe entire story was a very shallow attempt at deception. Je!f. Davis can redeem his character, if he will, by veiifying Lis hla lenient. The I i-eident. on Monday, submitted a message to Gen. S.bley ordering the execution of thirty nine of the Minnesota Indians on the 19th inst. These form only that class of the criminals who incited the Indiana concerned in the massacre of families or in other brats.1 outrage. The Executive decision was based ou the record cf evidence as furnished to 1 im. Gen. Sibley bas been instructed to await inttructions respecting the remainder of the conv ictevl savage.. .

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I t 1 r aic. Lievetn rt-r 0 A lef.er bom Gov. t Htkhurt to the Wahirprnn kr-n:hin tut) that the te;"rtei theft of W.i:.;;. -ton's will l"a canard, ai,d that the will is in sJc hinds iu Culrerper county, V , and will appear when the war ! I 'Tu itÄtt V!. ! I with Ute aJv.cs from Meiao, amred this tvea liDg. I s v. novo i 1 r: J VIUA HlfJ Orizaba is repre iitel to 1 very critical, havir.g 1.0 fd'Ier f-r their Cittle iior freah lood for their j trK; , who üflr from iventery, 1 I he Mei:ens were actively fortifying Puebla j a;..l t!:e Cty of Mciico, and the roa-i between 1 1 hen, and au;iuitce tlicir dcUrro:iiatk-ii tj Cood j the vjillev b -iiinjc the kluicea an-l liking vi) the walis v( tbe lake-. reT.deri:2 tli Citv of Mexico impossible t.-j te icichtd, cxcrj.1 by ! turiiji'aes, Uitäk wi.I be d rai ded. j Tt.e near Capodn Geuer ai of Cuba was dailv exj eitel t Hivsnt. Six of the cresr of the rebel fteimer California, wrecke.1 near Syral, airivcl at Havana. The punboiU 0-jUmr arxl Sonora, with Admiral Wilkes, were at Havana. From tbe Arinraftlic Potomac. HEAlXiUAETEES ARM! VT THE PoTMACf December 10, 1?G2. Gen. Burnside to diy vVtted Gens. S-imner and Hooker's commands. The troops oa parade upruaiouly cheered him as he pase l. The energy of tlie Quartermasters im placed the army in uch a condition th it their wants can be anticipated for Krne time to come The hardness of the loads nod increased facilities of the railroad havo enabled the Quartermaster's Department to bring forward from th? shipping points a large am ount of suppdies above the ilaily consumption. Should the ai my be put in mot'on at any hour, these departments wiU be foubd in excellent condition. A laige number of officers are daily aniving from furloughs and are assuming active duty in camp. There has been considerable change of position of tlie -everal army corps within the past few days, foreshadowing future movements of i:a porta nee. It i rtate.l to d ij, by reliable observers', that the enemy hn lJ gu;;s ia position on the south fridcof the Uapuhanock, tome of wliich arc of heavv caliber. from l.otilkv J t le. Lolisville, Dec. 10. The Nashville train arrived a lew minutes behind time. All was quiet long the road. No news south of Nashville. The passenger train will leave for Nashrülo to morrow morning, as usual. It wu susended to-day only because the rolling stock was wan teil lor the transportation of troops. From Chicago. Chicago, December 10 J. Wesley Green publishes a statement that he brought cert uu peace propositions fiom Jeff. Divis to President Lincoln, and that he had several interviews with the President and Cabinet. The statement is sworn to by Green. t o G 1 1 1: NM O VI Washington, December 10. Hocse. Mr. Haltnau, of Indiana, submitted a resolution, which was adopted, that the Secret-try of War be directed to inform the House. 1st, How many commissioned oflicers of the armv are now absent from their respective commands, specifying the number of each grade, and whether nbeeni without leave or by leave or detail; 2d, The number of Major Generals and Brigadier Generals who are not assigned to any actual com ! I 1. I . I 1 .1 F . ' manu, me ii imeoi eacn, ine lengin oi ume since engaged in nctual service, and the names of the member? of the tff of each of such Generals, their grades, and how long since employed in ac tual service, and specifying- only -uch Generals and members of tli'ir respective staff-i as are receiving their jut nnd allowances from the department; and the number of Aides-de Camp which may be dispensed with without impairing the public service. On motion of Mr. Gurley, the Committee on Military Affairs was instructed to inquire iuto the propriety of amending the law so that Quartermasters and Comraissirries" may be selected from the volunteer army or from civil life. Mr. How ard offered a concurrent resolution instructing the joint committee on the conduct of the war to make a report with all convenient speed. Adopted. Mr. Feuton offered a resolution, which was parsed, that the Committee on Ways and Means be instructed to bring a bill so amending the 11th section of the excise tax. .law, as to confer uoon Assistant Assessors the same authority that is possessed by principal Assessors; also, to inquire into the exigency of exempting the measure or measures of boards, shingles, or other rou- h lumber, from his or their own Lud er timber, as wholesale dealers, to the amount of The House resumed the consideration of the Senate bill for the admission of the State of Western Virginia into the Union. After Kme debate, the bill was passed by a vote of to 55. Adjourned. Sknatl Mr. Rice offeied a joint resolution forfeiting the lands and annuities of the Sioux It.di.ms, and providing for theie removal far away from the white settlements. Referred. Mr. Rice also oQ'eied h resolution instructing the Military Committee to inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill forfeiting the pay and emoluments of oflicers of the army during the time tl.ey are &bent, except when upon bick leave. Adopted. Mr. Wright offered a resolution instructing the Military Committee to inquire iuto the expediency o; providing by 1 aw for the adoption of some kVQtArn mnro oHir-iatit mil nr.i.iim.1,1. 1.a ! one now in ue for the identification and discharge of soldiers. On motion of Mr. Sumner, the bill for the ic lief ol" the owners of the French ship Jules Ft I oratio was taken up ana passed. On motion o' Mi. Anthony, the resolution increising the bond of the Superintendent of Public Printing w. taken up and passed. On motion of Mr. Trumbull, the bill providing for the discharge of prisoners and authorizing Judges of the United Slates Courts to lake bail and recognizances to ecure their trial, was taken up and ordered to be printed, and postponed till to morrow. Mr. Sherman gve notice that he should intro duce an amendment to the rules of the Senate so j us to prov ide for a Committee on Agriculture. 31 r. Henderson gave notice that he should introduce a bill to aid the State of Missouii iu ef feeling the emancipation of the slaves in tint State. The resolution concerning the arrest of certain citizens of Delaware was postponed until tomorrow. The Senate adjourned. ESTRAY. STRAYED FKOM CAMP CAB KINGTON. ON THE j Sth day of November, one sorrel horte about ixveeu w Leute lfi a black leather halter with the strip broken off. A liberal reward will be paid for any information leading to bis recovery. A.idre LI LIT. J. J. VAUGHN, Co. I), Stb Cavalry, Camp Carriuston, Ithtianapoli, Ind. novl3-d0t TAX. bs c jc m ä: rjc -rwv. jac f "THE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, 1 are hereby notiSed thttbe Asitant Assessor'! hooks will he kept open for eiamination at thir ofEce. in Talbott A New' fkulding, vinta the 2Cth tfjy of November next. All appeals taken from their aement nit be made in writing and left with us, and en tbe 21t and 234 cf same month we will hear and determine all appeals trade. Tartiet interested will pleasecail upon ns at that time. W. A. BKADSHAW, Assessor Sixth District f Indiana. :31-dwtnov22 STATIONERY. Blank Books, ic. Journal Dny-Bookn, awh Book, niotlcrH, M.vroiCE noons, rc, B0WEN, STEWART & CO'S. 4 -fw

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Pr jui it-.t Clncimuti Price Currtnt, Dec. 10. J fimancial nnd lomuif rclal Summary for the Iast Week. There has been an active deramd for money, but not e of that stringency which has prevailed during the p-rk ea&on in other years exiacs in the market, and all accept ible paper otTered hss leen takeu at 10 per cent ; but in Dme c-tses 12 per cent. U-a-i to te (i 1. The week closed with a rligLt "lüiniruff ia thetlemaDd, however, aud an easier market. Toe mir.Js of thuae who deil in money and pabl c securities have been a good deal agitated by the Pi e .dent's mesige au-J the reports cf the ISecrttajy of the Tressary and the Secretary of War, and t!;e prioe of gold and public securities has dtetuntd, tu a considerable extent; aud gold closes hig'.er. The truth i, mjtters do not look so v. ? either m the held or the Cabinet. The reveUiions ma je in the report of the Secretary of War itedi-coaraging iu the cxtrrrce; lor if it is true that h Union there id strencth, llen lb c uvcrrfc i f this expres.-es the position cf the al lairs of Ihe nation. It teems to be an aJautted fact that competition and jealousies, pronal Uislikes and .ersocrl malignity, had culminated in positive mutiny on the rt irt of some, if mt all the leaders of the army iu Virginia, an J disobedience of orders cf superior cHiceu bad become the rule, almost; anil puch conduct paed unooticel, in many places. A change h as taken place, it is true, but this change finds u in mid winter, w heu a f uceessfnl campaign seems extremely ddhcuit, if not impossible. It isthe-.e thirgs which are making gold go up, and producing agitation in financial mi tiers in tlie leading market.-. Exchange on New York and the other Eastern cities w:s a shade firmer at the rlo-e, and dealers generallybought it at discount and sold at par. The quotations for coin and exchange at theclcse, last evening, were as follow: BUYING. SELUXO New York KQK dis par Gold Hi prtm. 33(ii.14 prem. Sdver 'Jo prera. 1(30 prem Demand Notes.. ..ti prem. The weather has been cold and frosty, and as favorable for porü packing aa could have been desired. The receipts of hogs have be?u I tre, but the demand h;w been fully equal to them, and' prices gradually improved. The receipts now are greater, up lo this date, than in any j reviou sea son; but the impression , that, owin to the high price ot corn, farmers Hie hurrying their hogs to tnirket, and th.it the season wili close e.ulier ih.oi u.-u il The Ikci that bogs are not as well f itted a th-y might be, feems to corroborate this theory. It teems quke probable, however, that the number ot bs which will be packed hue the present season will exceel the number packed here la.-t eetsou, very coti.dderahly. Tl.jrc can be no doubt that the number of hogs in the country is laige, and thvt tlie average weight will be up to the uiii il average ol other realms, not making that of last season as the standard Yesterday (Tuesday) packers were well supplied. Generally speaking, they were not in the market, wliich gave it rather a quiet aspect; but it w as noi,e the less firm, and pi ices were I'ullv maintained, the range being $4 25 to $165 for hogs averuging ill? to 2G-) lbs. The sales were: 760 averaging 240 Kund, at 4 fT2',' 61 " 19 - 4 35 10 " 210 " t LQ 60 " 2U0 44 4 6W " 1st " i 25 Kxtra heavy hoys were scarce, aud anxiously sought for al $4 .rl to J.4 G5. The receipts during the week and for the season, and, comparatively, for some previous sea ons, were as ibiiows: Hy railways 54.3:6 by r.ver itaj rr in Kentucky 19,700 iu 2,6u0 Slaugbi-r-d at t'lainviile and Newton .7tMi Total for the week ,., 74.3.1, Previ-o.-ly reported 2W7 Total this season 3C4.813 Same time lat t.eaon 152 ,63tJ 'I he market for the hog product has been moderately active. Old mess poik has been held fit $11; and new, which has been packed to some extent, at $12 5!) to $13, but there have been no tales of iuqMirtanc?. Lard h is been in good demand at Oc, iu tierces, and 0c in kcs, but a portion of the time it is hekl bisher, and, at the ciose, it would have been difficult to buy at the quotations, owing to tiie advance in Ne York. This seems to be a favorite article, and outsiders are buy ing it on speculation to a considerable extent. Manufacturers are buy ing freely, and paying (tjS-of lor ho.id r.d gut. Green meats have been in good demand, as re g irds side" and hams, but shoulders have not been bought freely. Wo quote shoulders at 3Ji 3'4 vvhich Is above the views of buyers a shade; sides, ä and 5J3c for rib and clear; hams, 5 a ä''c, the latter rate for light. The demand lor light hams has beea sctive nud pressing all the w cek. A fair busine. has been done iu box meats, at 6?7e l r short cle ir mi iii'es; 6c for short rih; Go lr I';:g do.; Stg'ao'c for Cumberland. One of the Eng lish packers sold largely in New York, rather than ship t? Liverpool. We did not hear of any 11 attractions in old meats, either in bulk or smoked. Theie has not oeeu much auim&tiou in the market f.r flour and prain. Whisky ruled fiim at 35c. Cooper ipe und coopers' stuf' dull, and, in some articles cf the former, lower. The procery market continues exceedingly dull, nnd pticts of sugar and molasses very irregular, so much vo th t anything like accurate quotations earunt be given. Holders teem anxiou to realize, but the demand is of the mfst limited nature. The piotations, so far as they can be given, will be found in our market report. Silt is dull, and prices declining; Livert-ool soi l at $2 23a2 .c0 per ba:r, aud Turk's Island at 53c Kamwha is down to for the inside lots, but outside lots are offered at 53c The de mand for al! kinds is lijit. ;ar rri.r.fiRArn. Hew York Markcl. Niw YotK, December 10. Flocr les active, anil without material change; $3 D0(3 03 for suj crfit e State; $G 23(2 30 lor extra State; $3 for superline Western; S.6 2)(aG 33 for comnton to medium extra West ern; $6c0(j?b yj tor common to good shipping brands of extra round -hooped Ohio; aud $7 8 25 for trade brands maiket closiug quiet Whi-kv w ithout decided change, at 33,'c. Wheat The market is less active, nnd holders cenerallv more disposed lo realize; sales of Chi cago Soring, at $1 23l 30; Milwaukee Club, $1 20?1 35; amber Iowa, 1 3G(1 37; extra choice do., $1 40; winter red Western, $1 44 (d 1 45; amber Michigan. $1 46(31 4S; white Indian, $1 55. Barley dull, and common grades lower. Corn continues good at speculative price, and has advanced leper bush.; sales at 767?c for shipping mixed Western; CG71c for damaged and heated, and HJc lor vellow western. Oats firmer, with n fair demand at GGrtif 6N: for common to prime, and 6jc for choice. Pork fteadv and in fair demand, at $13 G21.j former; $1150(1175 for prime, $12 37(i 12 50 for thin mess, and $13 lor prime mess. Beef rules tteady. Lard firm and in fair demmd at Üfgiä lO''c; the latter price for very choice city. ill TtLir.tArH.J Cincinnati .Harke 1 Cincinnati, December 10. Hour dull, but unchanged; sales of fuperfine at $5 10(5 15. Wheat Bed in good demand at $1 05; white dull, but unchanged. Corn lira, at 45c. Oats in active demand at G2c, in bags. Rye, G2263c; in demand. Whisk v 35c, and in fine demand. Hogs in good demand at $4 20 to $4 60. There is an active demand for mes pork at 11c, but it is held higher; new mess is held at $12 50. Lard is in active demand at c; it is held at Dc. Green meats ts are in good demand at 3lp(a3,t4'c , 5(.i51c for sides, and jUc tor for shoulders hams; 25,000 brls. old bacon sides, clear, sold at 6c. Groceries dull and unsettled, aud there is very little doing. .evr York .loney .vJaraiel. 1st TruTMara New York. Dec. 10. The money market continues steady at 5(g6 per cent, co call. Sterling exchange dull. The quotations are 141Q 143 for merchants' bills. American cold without material change; opening dull at 32j32t, and closing steady at 32?4'?3.Tiw'. Govern nt tfw-V Mit W-ided ehange.

Cincinnati .vfotief .rinrket. 'r Ttu' s.ira Cixcisxaii, Dec. 10. D.rr.iud cits J t'.Utr, 125. Gold, 130(3131. Exchaare steadv.

CrtOCERICS. 1,000 Bajs rrina RIO COFFEE For by Sari k Hatcher, LIVERY STABLES, O. W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables SOS. 11 AND 13 WKST PEA&LST&FET, t a ia arou,iy r ia a. tilJ riorses, UaHes. Carriapea end tddle lfres alwain readin .. (Tharrs rncWate. 1eX-tf TOBACCO. 30,000 Worth of TOBACCO For ml by Earl Ul Hatcher, 13-42tn Ifayette, I ltd; sr. a. ATTORNEYS. TiioMsa a. nrt: iii K8 -rAk a. mori. Office .ttr.a l!u'!1ir.tf. d3ni MARTIN M. RY, THOMAS W. WOOLLl'N, 5-ht-lbj rille, Inl. Franklin. Ind. A TT O K rv E Y S AT LAW, lNi)t.NAl)! IS, INM.VNA, will eacTict is th. r fokk al aso statl covkts. One or ho'h cf thTnwill elway be found at tbrtrcPee Nc. loand 11 New A Tal'Mtt's Hudding, South i f PostcfF.ce. r.ovt-13n DRY COOOS. A FILL LINE OF FALL & WINTER TV GOODS TV o r.'av' 9 sir Eom' fl af m-n jVTT Lynch 8c Keane's! Tnrsr: goods were BOlTftBIT AT AS7CT01! AM WILb bK SOLD Below the PiYM'nt Standard Prices! RFMrilBER, 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST., Next Dry Goods store to the 1'aimr Houe. LYNC II It JZ TS' JK , j.t3'R2-Hr rKOX'RIKTOllS. MUSIC. ,,11 -JET It 1 iAitpc Stock uf Vine JPitmos. VILLA HD STOWFLU d.v2 No. 4 Rats llooe. COFFEE. 144 RUBIA MILLS 144 IU GREENE STREET, NEW T0RK CITT. ttOVERtVTlEXT COFFEE, Put up in tin foil Pound paprr., 4S in a b, and in balk. Our prkci rsrre frota 8 to 30 cents. Ve put p tbe ftllw inn kinJf : JAVA. VIA11A AIKt, M I. UIO, ItIO and m rr.ition cof Fi:n. We Wlipve our CofTee to be tetter than atij ground Coffee now in use. All order address to as or to our Agents, Messr. Place k Torjw, 1S3 Chamfers street, or ner Washington street. New Tork Cit, and Mers. Pra.iatD 4 Doxxt, 1S9 k 191 S atb W at et street, Chicago, Illinois, will reeeiee prompt attention. ocCS-d3m XAIXFIX Ac PLACE. MUSIC. PIA.OS! TIA OS I flUEAPER AND BETTER IX- .fTT'uj 8TKUMENTS than were ever g-L-T oCered in tili market. Mr ar-C rauf'"Tiett, wita acrn Plao ' manafaefcrers art snch that I can fnrnish all orders 2S eer cent. cheaper than ai.y dealer In the. West, and 1 warrant tbeaa ra pert or instmmeats. OnW for cask. Call and see at Measra VT. H. Tatbe 4 CVa Jewelry Store, No. 14 WaobiETton street. nANOS.SIELOUEON3.OP.OANS, CCTTAR5. TIOUNS, ACCORUEONs, &c,TT7Er AM REPAIRED. Having had over twenty ye trs experience the public can be aured that they now have a better oprorrmv?ty than they reDerally tueet with to have tbejr rvtmsject pt in perfect ordr. H. flCHONACKEK. JaljSI-dly'Cl NOTICE. Street Improvement otiee. Orru-X os- City Cxc.il, Indiasapohs, lArcmber, tli. ISol f T0TICE i bereby rtven ef the pendancy of An ortil- ( nanee to provi. for the aradin and irravelinr f Huron street and sWewalka, between Nable a ltd Oisr streets,' and that the same will be taken ap for a final Tte at a reyalar wteet Inar vt lb Otainaon CuttrU cf th city ef IndianapoK t be held oa Saturday erenlag, the 27th insUnb Attest: MUX H. VATER. City Clerk,

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MEDICAL DCOKS. CtC. " GALEN'S HEAD OISPEnTarV ciiAUTintrrj BT TTTfr t.roi'LATVRE OF KENTTTTT FOR TBI TREAT V TNT fE All. TltE HSLASf OW TUR CRINART AM) OLMTAL VluUAJilv. . 9 Jl -w w. M ft w Hat ' rr.:cE onlt try cint. ' ' A.HIcfllc;il lUporta V iht-iAinj JArtv .a Su m. Spramtmy a . A i Uovf tvuf th W.Vr etA &rr- (T9Ctv a

CN A IIw VtTTfODOT tUc Texten XUeae 4k2w i ll tpW.'. la :i P.s taraat C aartb, OJeet, -irn er. arter.'i. aiid 12yamor)e, Iiaea 4 tUKii'.ey, L a4r lil et r-rrvn f e-wtalr rr atbUtrMtnMtlaiiSeT4 m.la-1 of yoctlt, Vr:.iaJ eakTif; Nocfurr.alFß Mi,lCal IVbi; ty, lBx-trx-v. .. tie swcrrl ti '.rnLU of jvatb and ana trty ar,i-r frcra tit tarefsl hab'.t cd Mdf-ala. To at ich Is aiid cSrs'iois ow mI 1 'rikc, r4 cibrr Ir.t re lir.g tr..tur J tb at Biust tiap;.aic so t-e evsrhed ui tic Cf niCT'SCrt Ctrr:, Ufttertnlniru: tltf ttclf rja!cAl at'ity u emr lLat state. S:t.t to asy a !lrs ia a s!-4 rspier. on rci;.t tf Un cr.t or lour staenr-a. Ve levH c-rrtire t Jr. ar.4 a!;c;i f r il treat DQrf.t f.f tbe tsriou prvs'.e J treated cf la ovr yet. vale trfK-.rt. Ov.r I. ;j rv U the only It:l't;U3 C the kst.lia AnierxLicfc ha I--en e fst'trlti arcll Chart r.sJ tha fact shoc' l jr e It a pre?r.ne errrtta various quaes i tt dculllul (uarartr to I ft.d in al) Important to IViimlc! One cepirtrf-et ef ee tl'pe?sfy la epedstiT ievete t tie treatm'T: f tl.. t. I of MVs, pucb as Ln. ehfirtte, er-'tSh , IteeVsr. PaJefcl ard rppTeaa Meitn'.t.w. Ncvfr .? ilenrr.) lHiry,Pt es lie r on-.r, tinTrei t , c. Cenro"af lies and ex.-niT.t1.4.. ree ef earr. Al-o, fessle. IR. UKWKFK'S k KG VIATOR Ptl.t For Kewl OHt mentis Irrea-jtar'r. Ae. Vrri4 I. die In certain attafirsa .Lcn'd not thT. as tl-ey woullcai mtsrrice. rrtce flpThex and sy ! sort ry i.-it. HX r.AIJ'N fs rFEVFNTITE A tt.va:BaV!e aniete for t'j.-e 1 hftip tolf:i h ncmber rf there e.Tyrtra cr tht I arret. br i!.'-r J -1 re i ; rMJ r! t v.'ir tLe health, and let f"f aMffticN r.t ry tire. PATirVPi AT A P'STANCK r.rtvrvJtrc a brief fate. trent of f,,rfrTnr.trr.-,l!lr'Clve a F'lat.k Oiartrkrtaa ing a 'it f'.o i'iii.!r terms for thecourst cftrvarsoLt Ae. Ml-p nt to m y part of tbe eevntry t cra aay case at h'tr, f-ee f om dai per or rcrjijty. Al' triwsrfun. privtte ani carifderttlal. Ueaipet th iirn and r.ctn'.r. -IiTet all ltlrnto ALF. VP HUP IilMTKfrAKT, V F 5 I E A T fST. VOl .NO MEN WIK IIAVk IN Jl'RV l) tWnm'tvrt by e rtain se rvt habits. l.i'-h v..tt m for brati., .urr f.r t L du:ir. ol inarrU d til; !o, ta'-Jdle-ervd a-S e W wi. n, L. fruni th' ltflne.of yn:h -r 4hi-r a-a. feel ai t it't) In alvfcco .f 11m iryr.. bor placir tt ih'viMlt.t . a . dr ihir. twist "fa.j on, t otild f r1 t TI!K sriT.lT 1 RtKNP." Marriv.l Uiml.l larn fn.cth'.r; cf ir&pcrtai r ptrv.iiii; l ra Sreasv Fat:." S ct to auy a-1 iref,lri a ei'rl er.VfJ e, t r.T'vi !; t f T tit. Oil. .SI UART A CO. can le voraul'.ed b aU üim f tf a j-riv.tr .r r.,fll-t.t!l lutturt. fn ro S A. VI. tc t V ;SniidaK f r bl to 11 A. M.. at tlx Ir oLkc. No. 23 Vt Ttinl tru, r.,--tAir, tv,rri Vs n ai d jytar.. re, tf itetL lit-orie Iln. At.ru .s DK.fllAS. A.MTAETA C"0 acLSl-dAnlv-ia-'iSS Cinciur.ai'.Obio MEDICAL. TAI lit A IN rri F FEE HVI SCENT SELTZER APERTEKT. Tlii Tluble ard prp.uir M.tM-iti tit usIvrrMtly itv. cehovj the mot f svursMe revomrrf ihIshoiis cf tLe Jledical Pri-f ssiou ai.d the l'uUÜc a the tuest , APIOIwIKIS'T. It my b ued with tLe tst ettct iu Riliout a-i.t F !rt:e Ih .-sra, O'Stiei ess, htcV Headache, Naa-. d. !cl At;-etrt, lixlijestlon. AduItt f tho fioFi.'ft, 1 orpf!ity if the liv.r. Goat. IitlMM.to A HfTM"-tir.Tl, Iltr., Ahi a'lC 'n;-lai-ts wi.ere a fi title ai.l (W.i.jr Ajrient r Iiir.ratlve required. It ii -artit-ulorly - i.i. -t t tt iU .A Ttaeelera by s?a and t.n, J:-.i.ieTits in Hot Ctnnales, pennis ef ta dita?v Ilaliri. I . s i 1 LI s Ei:d C4;ra!e rents: fintauii utf YefrU st; I I'.-ijtci will hnd H valuatde ad.itti'n t tt-ir Mli ine Uh.. ... It is Lu tLe form of a Powder, carefully put op in bot ties t- keen iu any cui-tte. anl nc rely requires water poured upon U to produce dligbtful effervescent ae. Numeroa Utiu5a:ia!s from yrofei:al cd other perümrn -f the Lltcbel tan.lint: throuchotit the country, and it stral;Iy inert-ain7 popularity for a sertraof years, nrr.?!y rraraotee iu efiirary and valuable char, acter, an 1 r..r.,uie:id it to the favorable notice of an iotaU lijrent public. Manufactnred only by TARRANT CO., No. S73 flreentw - ! ttrr.et rr Miar lVavaawr a f .. XT waa TatV äfwf f. BT sj r i ' vi i,ri Tt v er- ii v a' - a v w ar a v aw sale by Ittj-cJ.' jrneraJly. . j) 7-dly f Slight Cold, cr gfatz jDlirTat which "knight i crusceu. ivith a simple remedy. f neglected, often, termiruxles teriousZj,. Feu) are aware cf the importance rf A4 stepping a ßciiryi. cr &Unht faciei in, ite first stage; that uiz ssw in the beginning would irl d to a mild remedy, if not attended to, rc attacks the lungs. were first introduced eleven years ago. It has been proved that they are the 2 beet article before the pubiii for m fjL&UuTLa., rfataJ-Mi, the Haocin. Ccugh in CcjlsiutilIlcjt, and numerous affections cf the J&htcnt, giving immediate relief. rttblic Speakers ff Singer find them effectual for clewg ' and strenrrthenirur the voice av a ßdd by all Qmg gists or d (J'f - trv Jedirine, at cents Jer hi .:. c HAPPINESS OR UISERY? TIIAT lb TIIE QUESTION. fflHK propriHors ef Ibe ,lAliiMAS CA LIN EX Of f. WONLER, ANA ft)JIT, ail MED1CINIV ri.e Jriennii.!, refr.rdle.sof expense, t ts, free, tf. i tb beuefit cf niff.-r:t c bbsnic?tj ) IOVR f tlier B t i u, strtctive and iiitert-toip Lectures on Xarttate Os Itqu.liV-ti.r.i-. Nerv.u. Ijcbiiity, PremaJurc IWin ef 31anh.l, Indication, eaLneMi cf IeiTesin, Locf Eneriry and Vital Power, tbe Great iLl KnN fcd thrse Msla.iiea was-a refill front yotithlai fwllie a ce.aea of Maturity, vt lrnprancw of Itiyirtcl ry ar 4 Natnre'sLaw. lhee invalaabl Lecturea have Utntb mean i of rtiligbtcmnjt and savin z thoosars, at4 will be forwarded frveon tit receipt of fr staaopa, by adaseaa. inar SECKs.TA RT fasiai Caaxskt or Asaic a MmicisK.rßJIlroaJwdy. yew Verk. - J24-dly z Wervous Debility Orprtriau-rrlia, is positively INCVRAILE ty ANT means but tbwe I advocate. I for. ub itm ixux J.V treatment, learn h'-wlieanur actually C.Li. I Ii tiu-Hf, and iVsequentlr hundred wf othrrs. fulorr rx.t paid, MJperriVed envelop t bvt 17, Chariesuwri Mass. .4-dA TRUSSES. CtCE8TADLISIIMEXT. liß Ct.r ft. Chsca!hBranch 'Ulca N'-x i- Nor ii ) ..": SireW, 9t. LuaJa,M o fola Prvnrt r anf lnnfacturT ff t TTard tstbtr Tri. nnVr R rf k liovlyraj, rat er a. 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