Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4438, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1865 — Page 1

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL rciusMD iteky Moaaisa at THE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE fc 13 SOUTH MERIDIAN STHXET. (cotxca or run inm.) -ACER, HARXNESS & BINGHAM, Mroprtttors. VOLUME XIV. ISDUSAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1865.

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loe copy. oo year.... . 00 OMttp.tUBW1" 4 W Onaceyy,tbreeof;Uja J f) Om copy, oa aaoatb M Delivered by the carrier. wi:hin the city, 39 entipf ek, payable to U carrier. Ageats will b supplied at IS cent ft week. jv7 Mower easy b -r.t at r risk by Esprese. prpa.d, or in Kegter-d Letters bj mail; eiberwisa we will aot ba reepoaaibU for an los Uttoij occur. City anbrrtbT. will be held reepo&aible for papers Mi a thesr bouses after they have removed, or wbea Uey erlah tbeaa diacootlBued.uEless aotlce is glvea t the ofce of publication. 5 ppr est witaeat pre-payment, or continaedlen jer tk aa paid for. Copsee of taeDaar Simntcu bo bed at the See each mtwilBf, aad the Wuiti SimnL each Mob17 mr&Ibg, aeatly eveloped, fr zaaiUai(. ft A X K 1 Or ADV EIITISI.IO

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Announcing death a with funeral noUce attached, fl; witbeat notice free. Marriage Notices 50 cents. Notice of Festivals, Pkaics nd RicxirmiOKf, gotfo ftp bj diTl.loU or ftMocUttoni, or 7 churches, ftt the regular price. Advertlrtementa leaded ftod placed under tte head of Special Notices, If tea lines or over, will l charged dottle tb nsoal ratea. TeariT advertiaera to pay qoarterly. AnaounclDR candidates for otScea of evety description to charged at tte rata of $1 50 for each name In the Daily, aai t31n tba Dally and Weekly, tbe im to be, la all cases, paid In adranca. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, PCEUSniD EVERT VÜ3DAT IT Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. a Year. To Clubs of tea and ore r at 2 00 a 7ear. fATABi-a nrraaiAi.v in asnraca. ADVERTISIKO 15 THE WEKKLT. Do son a re, one tnaertiou .....0 75 u two " 1 00 foor ..... 3 00 f jT each snbeeqnent Inhertion, and for each lner tton of each additional square 33 V Legal advertisements inserted attbeexpeoM of the at. .oraeys ordarinjc, and sot delayable for tba U;l proceedksga, bat collecutlaat aar nsoal time. Pnbllsbers not accoaatabla for tba acenracy of legal advertisements ba ad the assoaat charged for tbeir publication. ELDER, BARXSF.S3 4 B15GHAV , Proprietora Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TILTOKD, - fresidant Indianapolis Journal Company. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE. MAOISO aSILSOA. Trains Leave. Tra:ns Arrive. A.M..... hfsll 11:15 A.M. 3 00 P.M 8:15 P. 21. jarraaflOjiviixa aattaoar. Trains Leave. . Trains Arrive. kforning Express. 6.00 A.M. Night Expres, 3.50 A. M Chicago Express, Chicag Kxpress, Sight Express, l(h00 F. Jf. Evening Express 8.15 T. M laMAMAFOLia, raao aas caicaoo aaiLaoao. '.- alas Laave. ' Trams Arrive. 12 4 P.M Mai! 9:25 A. M. J10JO P.M.... Chicago Ixpresa, So. I... 4:25 P.M. t AfATBTTI a iaisis . Trains Leava. Trains Arrive 13 40 P. M..... 5:30 A. M. 730 P.M 10:45 A.M. 10.15PM 5.10 P.M. vaaaa BAOta aAUJtOA. Trains Leave Tralne Arriw. 805 A.M. 5:45A.M. 13 40 P.M 10:35 A. M " 10:40 P.M 7:33 P. M. HDUiArOLiiiicncanuT! iailhoad. Trains Leave. Trains Arrlvs. 6:V A. M Mail 12:0 P. M. lOO.A.M -Accommodation S.50 P.M. T:50 P. M. Express 3 55 P.M. COLCÜSCS AID laDtAIATOUSOaaTaAI. BA1LWAV. rrainsLesve. Trains ArTiva 00 A. M Da7 Express 12:15 Noon. 1S P.M Mail. -JI-S 7.55 P. M Sight Express 10:22 P. M. au.aroa-TAiaBBAH.BOAD. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 7.00 A.M ..... 145 P.M. 4V00 F. M - Zn' . 8:20 P. U Mall ML0C1SV1U.B, BXW ALB ABT AD CB1CAÄO BAIUVOAD CBAMOB orriMB. g i press Oreencastle Jonction going aorta...... 6.50 P M 9lng south 110 p M MERCHANT TAILORING. lewis sciioirz, PROPRIETOR OP THE PIKST" CL AS S MERCHANT TAILORING E8TABLIH II 31 K 1ST, fiORf PENNSYLVANIA STREET, Two Doors South of Tost Ofllce INDIANAPOLIS. octl-dtf TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. EXBCCTITK DiS AK.TMI.NT Ot INDIANA,' Bl'tKAC Of rISANCE. Inpiasapous, Juce 24, liC4. INDIANA OmCERS. who tave been or are serving In the army, are infonrM that their Ordnance Retures will ba asad ap and icjted to the proper Department and certiScates of acqnltlance obtained, fret of cAire, b7 appl7lng to Mr. C K. Keoker. Cblat Clerk State Ordnanct Df rartment, oOce up stairs over VajenV hardware store. No. SI Vfe.t VTashinjrtoQ atreet. lndianapoMs. Bv making returns, as above directed, officers will net only aav all fees, tmt they will be able to settle with th Government and draw tbeir pay from one to three months earlier than tf tba basinets Is entmsted to Ca m Areata. Bt order of Governor Moarcsj. 7 W. II. B. TERRF.IX. MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. WE ABE OFF" RING SUrKRIOR INPCCEMF.NTS to persons with a Iktle ready tneai.s to secure homes. Wa will aell Lot Entirely on Time and erect eomfortabla dwellirg. bullt y go workmen and In goad atyle, 00 the paymentof h fa much as the Imprtrventnta will coat the rewainu to be paid on east raymentAcot mach more than a fa r vnl on the premises. Having lota la ivearly all parts of tte c;ty, we can a accommodate all wiswrg 10 - ovmr; w a r a larga amount of lamber on hand, and workme air employed, wa caa erect buildings on shrt aat:c w,,Bp J ' M'KF.RNAN A FIF.RCK, n re ap-dtf Real Katate Ac LOAN OFFICE, : MAY & laUPTOIX, Anlhorizrd by (ioremmfBl. MONET ADVANCED OX WATCrtF-J. DUMONUS, Jewelry. Rate. Gaa, Ilstola. Dry Good, aad a'.l linos of Personal Property, or boagbt od old. at North HI aot sueet, norw . ;r?'Offce open at aU koora. nowl 64-dly

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Jontli IVIoriclian St., RAÜT IXU CXIOW D1POT, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WHOLESALE DEALERS ;lICLU3iyELTj L 2D) 3HL TLT & S , E 7TH I0IOE8, iE)! PAINTS, OILS, Varnislies, Dye-Stuffs, GLASS WARE, -ATD 3Pancy (&oods, ANI PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUGGISTS to the above entablishment, and Invite them, when in the city, to look through our stock. Our goods were bought when gold waa at $1 53, and before the additional 60 per cent increase In Tariff Duty, which, wa are confident, will enable ua to sell goods in our line ver7 low and yet realize a profit. We will duplicate any Cincinnati bill fluctuations In prices considered. Ordera ar solicited. " Je7'64-lly NATIONAL DANK. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INOIA.lVA.r0;L,IH IS THE oSicial depository and financial agent of the United States, and will furnish, en the most favorable terma. All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, F.xchaage, Government Vouchers, Ordera on Washington, State Stocks and Public Securities of every description. Collections will bo promptly made, and every kind of business attended to that belongs to legitimst banking. Regular customers are only charged 6 per cent, upon Loan obtained at this Bank, and the most ample provisions are made for the safe-keeping of Deposits and for the accommodation of Depositors. la addition to the responsibiity of tba United States for the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholders are indiidually responsible to the extent of their stock. In addition to the amount invested in such shares, thns affording the most ample security to the public. The following are the present Stockholders of tba in-stitatlou-Wm. H. English, W. KJJoWnger, Lewis Jordon, Deloes Root, Jer. McLerse, . J. F. D. Laciej, of N.T., Gov. O. P. Morton Hon. John J. Morrison, Gen. Lax. Noble, Hon. CDcar B. II ord, Hon.T. A. Hendricks, Hon. David Kilgore, Hon. Jamea A. Cravens, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T. M. Sullivan. Rev. Wm. A. Holliday, Prof. C. N.Todd, J. George Stils, George w. Riggs. Robert Browning;, W.J. Holliday, W. K. Holloway, J. M. Maxwell. Wm. II. Fry, A.J. Hay. R. R. Parker, J. L. Holton, Winalow, Lanier k Co., J. A. Eos, Wm. Braden, BerJ. F.Tuttle, John W. Murphy, Judge F.M. Finch. Wm. Wlllard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Noble, W. 0. Rockwood, Daniel Hennessey, James Powers, J. L. Slaughter. I.Bcian Hill, W.S.T. Morton, Barnabas Coffln, John C. Uereth, Dr. J. M. Gaston, n. B. Flt-ch. Dr. J. n. Woodbu Juc. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A.J. Danforth, James Greene, A.D. Billingsly, W. W. leathers, James Wiailow. Jalyll PLANING & FLOORING rV.:LL. South New Jersej Street. DOOR. FUND. AND SASH FACTOR! , PLANING and Flooring Mill. Having completed my Factory, I am prepared to farplh Doors. Sash, Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Molding;, Cornice, Bracket, Pressed Lumber, Weatherboarding, and other manufactured lumber pertaining to a building, at as reasonable rates as any other manufac. turerln the city. Havirar on hand alarge stock of thoroughly .easonad "River" Pine Lumber, 1 am enabled to warrant iry manufacture. Orders for working, fioorirg, dressing and planing lamoev preroptly attended to. U'J .13m. WARREN TATF. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, rttllarfelptiln. Ia. DISF.ASF OF TnENKRVOrS. SFM1NAL. UR1NART AND 5F.XUAI. STSTKMS ew and reliable treatment in Reports of the Howard Association Sent Sj mail la aealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howa-a Asaaciaücn, Vo.l Üoatb Nmh street, Phtlad nev7 '64 ly U 11 A V .V WILLIAMS, WiiHliiiitoii, City, 1. C: VTTORNCTS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS OF Clim: OfEce No. 432 rennylania aveaue, a few üoers eat f t the NsUonal Hotel. Will prosecute cla ms before the United States Court of Claim, and Congress. Busicees w-.ta all the Executive Department, tnclndice, Claims of every desenptien concerted with the Military and Naval Service, attended to with premptees and energy. oct3-!3m JOHN 15. SULLIVAN.

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arroarsa iirasasi v rosrsi an.r avara sasmrsL. SATURDAY NIGHT REPORT. Latest War ITews REMOVAL OF GEN. BUTLER. CEN. ORD HIS SUCCESSOR. JEFF. DAVIS AND IIIS GOVERNORS FROM CAIRO AND BELOW. Tin II lair Peace .TIiioii. INDIAN TROUBLES IN COLORADO. &C Ac. Ac., Ac From Mew York. Niw Yoai, January 10. The HcTald'a Cilj Point correspondence of the 8th says Butler baa been removed by the president from the position of commander of the armj of the Jamea and the department of Virginia and North Carolina, and ordered to report at Lowell, Massachusetta. The official document in the case directed him to turn over ha command to the person named by Lieutenant General GraDt, as bis temporary sue censor. General Ord, lately in command of a corps, has succeeded temporarily to the important position. The Tribune pays that Blair, ir , is in Richmond, and goes specially to see what can be attained In the way of peace. The Tribune thinks that he will not succeed, and urges filling up our army and inak'iDg short work of the rebellion Blair is not clothed with any power from our government, but wo infer he is authorized to ascertain whether any treaty of peace it now at tsinable. The Herald's Washington correspondent detail a conversation with a man recently Ironi Richmond who eays: The rebels are busy preparing for evacuation. Much government property has been already eent off to the interior, and that Jeff. Davis has become convinced that he cannot hold the city. Late rebel papers show that Davis has now on band several quarrcla with the governors of Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama. The Richmond Whig thinks that the recent alleged peace mission of the two Blairs entitles the United States to be considered the most impudent nation that ever had an existence. The Charleston Courier pays Ilood has butchered his troops as recklessly as, according to The Richmond Sentinel.ever Grant did. The Richmond Whig prints testimony from a Savannah clergyman before Generals Wayne and Beauregard that the reported atrocities chsrgedupon General Stoneman's army at-Mil-ledgeville, are wholly unfounded. The ladies of MilledgeviMe also write that no euch violence was ever attempted. The Richmond Examiner ridicules the citizens' meeting at Savannvh, saying that it was only composed of seventeen persons. From Julesbtii-ff. J L'LESBURG, Colorado, January 9. On Satur-' day morning a party of ßiity Indians attacked the overland mail express coach, three miles east of here, and robbed the mail express. Tbey also attacked a mule train close by, kill ingone man and wounding another. The troops at the military post here, numbering from 50 to SO men, immediately started to the relief of the white settlers iu the vicinity, and drove the Indian tu the bluff, a mile back, where the Indians were reinforced to the number of 1, 500, and turning, drove the troop back to the post. The Indians then entered the stage station, in large numbers, and after destroying all the furniture and breaking all the windows tn the building, set tbem on fire. Tbey also destroyed a large amount of telegraph. A well directed fire of musketry from our troops soon drove them from the station. In the running fight, on the retreat of our troops, thirty-five Indians were killed, including the principal chief ; nineteen soldiers and citizens were killed. A general massacre aud destruction of the white was only prevented by the perseverance and bravery of our troops and an efficient artillery fire. The Indians retired in a southerly direction. This is by far the most determined incursion maae by the Indians. From Cairo. Cairo, January 9 The steamer Magenta, from New Orleans, brings the announcement of the arrival of the steamship Morning Star, with Gen. Allen Smith and ttaff. The gunboat Rattler, drifted ashore in a late storm between Vickfburg and Natchez, was fired by a gang of guerrillas, and burned tb the wa ter'a edge. Letters from Mobile to citizens of New Orleans, say fighting was going on in that vicinity on the 31st ult. The rebels were burning cotton a short distance from Natchez on the 29th. The New Orleans cotton market was completely unsettled by the news from New York. Middling was offered at $1 121.,. Sugar quietat 21j'c. Molasses $1 2U. The rebels are said to have burned the Court House during their occupation of Owensboro, Kentucky. From Fltiffalo. Buffalo, January 10. There is a severe snow storm prevailing here. It will probably impede railroad travel. Weather mild. The Jews in thU country have shown a fall share of patriotism t-iuce the war begun. From Ohio 12,000 have gone to fight for the union Msg, from New York 10,000. from Illinois 5.000, from Michigan and Wisconuin 3.000, and from other states enough to make a total of 30,000 MARRIED LADIES "."fTTHOSK health will not adroit of an tnerea of V family send a rel stamp for DR. STUART'S PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MARRIED HDIFS, and common sens will tell yoa it Is NO HUMBUG. All eommnnica tions strictly confidential. DR. DC DLR T STUART, 9-d.W3ro 0. Drawer S'.Wl. Cbicaro, III. n. JI. ÄPICEK & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street Iii!iuiirtoliM, Iml. 74 '4dlv WANTED. "W: "TA NT ED A Rood rasa to wait tpon a sick perion. VV Cood wares w 11 be paid a s;ood nare. Inquire ,'u, BATKS HOCSR SALOON. Jat:dtf WANTED. WA Tr.I-tl25A 7lOTII-Af.snt everv where, to latrodace the new tit Mw iT.rt IiimJf6eung XcMs, the only low price machine In the country which is Ikented by Grover 4 Baltr, Wheeler c Wilson, Howe. Singer k Co., ajd Bachelder. Salary and expensea, or larre commissions al'owed. AU otter Machinea now sold for less than forty dollars each ara infrtngmmU, aad the seller aad user UthU. lllatratad airealars eent fr-t. Addreee

MEDICAL. ROBACK'S BITTERSGREENBACKS ARJC GOOD. RUT . IIOIJ.1CIIS .fÜJE UETTEIl.

STOXACB BITTER. Ten thoaaand bottles sold la eta month. The most pepalar stomach bitters laase. ROBACK'S BITTERS. Good for all derangement of the Stomach, Bilioonness, Liver Complalntand reneraldeblllty. ROBACK'S BITTRES. They possess wonderful to ale properties, tWm tone to the appetite aad digestive ergaae. -H ROBACK'S BrTTHRS. Debilitated Ladies and sedeatary persons will find ia them aa excellent tonic. lOBACaVS BITTERS. A wine glassful before each meal will remove tadlgestloa and all liver dUsases. ICODACK'S I1ITTEUS. They ara Vetter tkao all Pills, Tewdera and other aaaseeas, disagreeable compoaada. HOBACK'S BITTEItS. They can b taken wltheat regard to diet. Aa au f appetiser tbey have no equal. HOBACK'S BITTEKS. Tbey are prepared by aa.ald aad akillfal physician front well-known vegetable remedies. HOBACK'S BITTEKS. Wherever known they ksve become a standard family strenrthenlng remedy. HOBACK'S BITTEKS. fry one bottle, and yoa will always a.e them and recommend them to ethere. KOBYCK'S BITTEKS. J. T. ItOBACK Sale Proprietor, And compounder of Stomach Bitten, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and Distiller and manufacturer of Catawba and Sweden Brandies, and all kinds of the finest domestic liquors, which are sold wholesale or ia any desired quantity, at Fos.M, &, and 63 East Third street, Cincinnati, O. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine everywhere, and by Browning k Sloaa, J. B. Tickers and W. I. Haakit 4 Ca.. Indianapolis. may 3 wlyetdtaw NOTIONS, &C. L.LTJDORPF &C0.f IUCCI330RI TO TIIONSSE5I A LA1IET. WHOLESALE DEALERS 15 NOTIONS, TAILOHH TRIMMINGS Conts' Furnishing Goods, -AHD EAYE RJMOTED TO No. 32 South Meridian Street IOJuat reeelved. rery lara; taasoriment of Gaodst twlalcla will be olit at a mall adrnnca an Hew York price a. aprW-dly DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Copartnership. rglHK firm of Conklin k Strickland is this dsy diuolved JL by mutual cedent. The basiness of the lata firm will be settled by Thomas C. Strickland, who Is hereby authorised to collect and receive all Indebtedness due the said copartnership. Those indebted to the late firm are requested to settle their accounts. HRNRT COSKLiy, THOMAS C. STRICKLAND. . Ihdianapolls, November Ii, 1?. The uudersijrned will continue the wholesale liquor business at the old atand of Conklin k Strickland, and he requests a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended to the late firm. nevl4-atf THOMAS C. STRICKLAND. PRINTINC, &C. CBS J. W. BALL. C. P. BCTCBlSSOa. UA EE & HUTCHINSON, PLAI5 A5D ORNAMENTAL STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, sterotyper d Ilookbitidera No. 16 1-2 East Washington Street, 1KDIANAPOUS, INDIANA. JX7 Blank Books of every description suade to order. aov?3-d3m PROFESSIONAL. saris a. air. josaraaa w. toapo. RAY Ac GORDON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDI AS A POLl-. INDIANA. OSea. Noe. 10 aad 11 New it Talbott's BatWinf.Seo'.h of tb PostoSce. decfi-dam PROFESSIONAL. JONATHAN V. GOUDON, ATTORNEY A.T JLVAV. HAT150 0PE5E A LAW OFTTCl UHflDIATELT aver HCNTf ' ItBOB STORE. 9a. 19 East VulliiftM auaaV. assaannPa. laaVan

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E. n. aLTORU m.:aldwrli. ALVORD, CALDWELL, - & ALVORD, W lioloaalo OX'BBS tXX AIU Si H (Q TU ö EL S ! EAST WASHINGTON STREET, Are fa DAJLT receipt of fraa g.eds Ceosiaatly oo hand and for eale.t the l.we.t plicae, a large aad assorted steak a Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, . Mackerel, White Fish, Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stuffs, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds & HOSTBTTBRS AND WAII00 63 East Washington Street. ISDIAJLf PCUS. 13b decl9-dw Galen's Head Dispensary llalabllahed in 1850 and Chartere by the L.ea;talature of Kentucky, for the treatment of And all Affections of the Urinary and Generative Ovf an of both Sexes. JTST rCELISHID, A I'ltl VAI'E nKDICAL TRCATIKK fS TENIRKAL DISEASES, Including Gonornoea, Gleet, Syphilis, Stricture, Gravel, stone. Ruptures, Piiea, Fistula, Crinary Deposits, and all Diseases of the Kidneys,Eladder,Prostratc Gland, and Seai&aJ Vesicles, and their treatment, including a chapter on FEMALE DISEASES, with observations on marriage and the prevention of conception. Containing a Treatise on Self Abuse, Spermatorrhea, Sexual and Nervou.Debility, Barrenness and Im potence In both sexes; the effects of these diseases oa the body and mind, and the Aathor's New Treatment of ail these cases In full, the only rocceMful method of cure, with an exposition ef Quackery. This work is not a quack advertisement, but a warning and a guide for married and single. It ia the only book that gives the treatment of all the above diseases ia plaia English, with full directions for self-treatment, and contains much valuable information aot proper to mention ia a public notice. Tba work contains WO pares, aad 100 plates aod engravings of the above diseases. Sent to any addreas In a aealed wrapper, en receipt of on. de liar Those afflicted with anj t f the above diseases, before placing themselves oder the treatment af any one, should first read this work. OFFICE 314 Fifth street, betweea Market ejtd Jefferson, west side. To teure isfe'y to all letters, d!ret to 0 ALEX'S HEAR D1SPE38AST Drawer T. Lclraia, Mf. oU-4-w1v I. S. PARKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A5D AGENT, No. 6 East Washington Street, (Firt Stairway tat or the Branch Bank af the State.) INDIANAPOLIS, I5DIAA. THKnadersighed bas had tare years eiperience la tba Pay Department, and is thoroughly faxailiax uh ail the Laws, Orders and Regulations necessary ta facilitate the prosecution and collection f ail claims aga.nitt the Government. Remember tho piece .to. G East laahRv ton Street !ap stairs) ia the office formerly ecaapved by M!r D. hkC'.ara, Fsyxatee, 8 3. A. aevtO-dtf P. PAK. I Cancer Can be Cured. DR. EEr.ERX, Cancer aad ConaumpUaa Champioa, has located ia the city af Quincy, Hanois, 10 Mala street, third door above the Qu'.ncy Souse, over 2. IL Dayton's Book Store. He successfully kiüs and extracts Cancera without pala er knife, la from foor ta tweatyfoar hours. Also, cures all kinds of sores and all cart tic dUease. aad pliee. A care always g-aaraaseed er so pv. arrW-wflta LIVERT STABLE.

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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. J1 III J A MKS CI.XUKKS Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED A V- . I BY ROYAL rrynrd frvm m prtcriftio a Are J. (fjr, X. I Thia iavalaabla asedicta. ia aafaillsx ia the cur. .fall those palaful aaddaegtcons dheates to which the female cofiftltutioa is (abject. It aode'atee abetructions, and a speedy care may b. rolled om. TO JIA It HI CD LADIES It Is pecaliarly anlted. It will ta a sb.rt tins, bebig oa the mocthly period with regularity. Each, bottle, price One Dollar, bears tha Gaverrtaftt staasp af Crest Brltala, to prevent covatarfatta. CAUTION. 71 sAvAimI eW &lje by Jeu a! ttri.j Ms TIRS7 TnRXXXOSTnSof rrtjnancy, at Me art rt tolring on Jfcirr7 but tri cWrfjma tXfy are to, la all cases af erv aai Spinal Affeatiaoa, f alas la the Back and Limbs, Patif aa aa alight exerUoa, Palpltatioa of the Heart, Hysterics aad Whites, the PU!a wtf effect a cere whea all other bis ana have failed; aad, althocgh; a powerful remedy, do a.t contala Iran, ealocel, aatimeny, er anything hurtful ta tho constitct ion. Full directions la tho pamphlet around each package, which shoald be carefully preserved. SOLD S TALL LRCGGsiTs Sole Agent far the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES. 7, Cortlandt Kew Toek. Z. B. 11 Uü and I postage at snips enclosed to any aatheriied Agent wiil tnrara a Vottle, containing SO Pills, by retara mail. dec5-deodAwly GyLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED the virtues ef Bnx's Caaaoa Brmaa, If any roch there ba. read the following certificate from geatlamea well known ia this cossmuaity, and doubt no more. Its general Introduction lata the arrey will save the lives of thousands at ear soldiers: Loriflvn.i8, Jane Id, U63. We, the undesigned, have seen the good effects ef Dr. Joara Ecix's Canaoa Brrrass la case of general debility and pro. t ration af the system, and believe its general nse would prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among our soldiers particularly would this ba the ease, especially these who ara exposed to the m!sastic Influences In the Soothers climate, at A J. PHILIP SPEEL. Collector Int. lev. 3d Dia. Ey. CHAS. B. C0TT05, Collector of the Port af Louisville, Ey. COL. H. DE5T, Provost Marshal General of Kentacky. BEY. D. P. HE5DERS05, Tic President of 8aaltaej Cvtamlloa BARJ7ET, EUG URS 4 CO, Publishers Demycrat. G KO. P. DOERir, Proprietor Lenirvilla Aoaeiger. HTGHES A PARKHILL, Whelesala Dry Goods Dealers, Mala street, Louisville, Ey. DAVIS, GREK5 k CO., Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Mala street, Louisville. HART k MA POTHER, Lithographers, corner Market and Third street, Louisville, Ky JULIUS WI3TTER, (Sotting Merchant, corner Third aad Merkel sie., Loittville, Kyv CAPT. 8. F. HILDRETH, Of the ateam.r Major Ander). MAJ. L. T. TBCISTOIf. Paymaster U. S. Army. C, M. M ETC ALP, Xatloaal Hotel, Louisville, Ey. COL. JESSE BATLES, 4tk Kentucky Cavalry. GEORGE D. PRENTICE, IDUljvl!le Journal. SOLD WHOLESALE BT DAILY, KEEFElt & ItUSlI, 7.1 South Meridiaa St., IndianspoCa. deU'4-dlyAwl2toam Ara la a moment beautified by tka operatloa of CIUSTADOIIO'S IIAIH DYE, Whish, without the sllghteat trouble, imparts ta tlie kalx of (ha head, the whiskers, beard, ar aaeaatache, aay shade of browa or the noat perfect black. Indies ca ass H without soiling their fingers. It is the mast expeditious hair dye la the world, aad the only ana free from ovary poisonous Ingreliect, and that c-octeics a nourishing and emollient vegetable principle. Crlstadoro's Hair frescrvatlve, valuable ad;arjt ta tka Dye, la dressing aod promotirg the growth aad prfac health af the hair, and t Itself, whea ased alone, a safeguard that protects the librae from decay ander all drenwtenees aad ander all climes. Manufactured by J. CEISTADORO. Ht. Aster House, Sew Tori. Sold by all Draggiata. Applied by all Ha'.r Dreaeere. Jal-dsadAwesw G"THB COFESSIO A5D EXPERI ence af aa Invalid. Published for the benefit, and as a warning and CACTI05 TO T0Ü5G alEH wta icffe from Xervoas Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, etc., suppljlag at the same time, THE XEA5S OF SELF-CURE. Py one wbehai cured himself, after being put to greet expense and Injury through roedkel humbug and quackery. Byenclosing a post-paid addressed envelope, single espies rosy ha had of tka either. KATHA51XL MATPA1E, Esq., decS-dAwlca Brooklyn, Klage coaaty, 5. T. t"" SOLDI ERS WK THINK DR Strkklabd ie eaile right la advising yea ta Us ad vertls a aentla ovrcalosana af dsy'e paper .totake a bettl. af hi. highly recemmende Antl-Ckalera Mixtare In your knapsacks, It may save the lives af many of ecr be. teldiers. Mothers, see that y oar sons 4 net a .gleet Tea caa get it at tk. Drag 8 1 area at M ceata per bottle It is the best rerney for Diarrhora and Dysentery. snarabT-dlyeod A w ly tSTD 1 3 E A S E S OF THE NERVOUS Saaaiaal, Crinary aad Seaaat Syst.asa aew axd reliable treatment la Reports ef the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by mail la aealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addreaa D. J. 8K1LLIX OUaHTO, Howard Ae-ocla-tiea, 3o. 3 South Wrath Street, PhOadelphla Pa. asarM-dAwly t-NERVOUS DEBILITT, SEMINAL Weakaes, etc., aat bt ettr4 by.one wka has really eared timaelf aad headreda of ethers, aad will tell yei aethtLgbit tbefrvA. Address with stamp. DWAED H. TRÄTE, fek29-daVwly Leak Bex, Boetea, Mass. UNDERTAKING. EMBALMING TIIE DEAD ! MR. M4T1 HEW L05G, 05E OF OCR WELL kaewa Undertakers of this city, has procured tka aeceuaty information and apparataa whereby the dead caa be embalmed and the body maintain lie natural apgearaace for aa indefinite time. Tba great number of soldiers dying away from heee aad frieds, baa readered the latroda-er and perfector af the art of embalming a paUx benefactor. Mr. Long has angsged the aervtces af one of our dlt:ngu!shod pbystciaas, a g.atleiaaa whaaa aelentiSc attarnmeata are ackaowledged by the faculty, to conduce this breach af the baaineea, aad ha warrants the moat satisfactory reulw. declS-dlaa. w. . arias, m. . a. Class, m. . DRS. ÜÜZAN & CLARK, OFFICE No. ISO, North Illinois, St., EndianaDolli, Ind.

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