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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron THs SPEEDY craE or

ron THs SPEEDY crAE OF
Intermittent Fever, OF FeYcr md Aguc.
Remitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agne, Periodical Headache, or Dilioss
Headache, and Billions Pcvcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Origis
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by the Malaria OF niasmHiic countries.
No one remedy is louder called FOR by tho
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to Offer, with perfect
certainty that il will eradicate thd dt.aSe
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any Quml=
tity.
That which protects from Or prevents ,hls
disorder must be OF immense sg.v!ce IN tho
communities where it prevails Pryr'ntini Is
better than cure, for the patient escapes tho
risk which he must run IL violent attacks (.
this bAlefl dis,enpcr. This GupE" cSpc.g
che miasmatic poison OF favgR ANp AGvS
from the system and prevents the dcycl0;t.
ment OF the disease, il taken on the ir. el4
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms, II IL
not only the best remedy ever yet diseOycrl
for this clGss Of complaints but also tnd
cheapest. The large quantity We supply hc
dollar brings it within the rcarh Of evrs7
body; and in bilious districts, where FAyNI
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and use il freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place it within tho
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great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
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NO Quirine or mineral, consequently it pro-
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whatever upon the constitution. lhoec curc&
by il are left rs healthy u if they hHd never
hul the disease.
Fever and Agucis not alone thoronscgUcnoa
Of the miWmRtic poison. A great variety Il
disorders arise from il irritation, among wiirh
ore Neuralgia, rheumatism. GOut Headark3.
Blindness, Tool -rhe, Earnahs, CetaTh, A,th.
ma, Papisation, Painful Affection Of ;l.g
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the BowCl Co.'S,
Paralysis, and arrangement Of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this caus",
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "CUEE" cSpch the poisG, frCUa
the blood, md consequently cncs them III
alike. II IS All invaluable ~ tcrti0n TO i'm
grants aud psrcas trayN.rNg on Temporarily
residing in the malAaDs districts. il i.tsl
occasionally or daily willie cSposeA 10 the il,-
fiction, that viii be cxCrs.Cd nom TO sy',eu,
aid cannot accumulate in safiricnt Qunt,.r
10 ipen into disease. Hence il is even moro
valuable f6r protection than cure, and 'cw will
ever suffer from Mumjttents, i they wa;
themselvcs Of tie pIWectiCG ,A4 TrH[1y H.
fords.
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FOR ALL TIE pUYpjsEs of6FaK)ly gFYsgs

arc so composed that disease within the ranps u
their action can rarely withstand or e'Dta let,.
Their penetrating properties search, rnd cieai.a,
and inIigorate every portion II the human orgat-
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health or energy restored by "a remedy at once s.
sin,plc and inviting.
Not only do they euro the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable ard
dangerous diseases. The agent belg named Ia
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containing certificates Of their cures and directors
for their use in the following complaints. CoNirg
ReSJ, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSorared
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pan IN Gad Jnrtid
hdctiOn Of the Boisel', F2atiiency, L0S' Of AyssN
tito, Jauildice, and other kindred complaints, /.
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OF its functions. They IRE an excellent altA'tiva
for the renovation Of the blood and the tEs,crA-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debltat,I!
by disease.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For 1862.

THE January number will commence the
Ninth Volume Of this Magazine, It's very large
and still increasing circulation, is q gratifying
evidence of public approval, and no industry
will be spared to render the forthcoming vol
ume adequate to the requirements Of times so
| pregnant with great events rs those Of to-day
| The life Of the Republic, the best interests the
ma ion, demand Of literature a manly and gen
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will renri no efforts in cnlstisg the best talent
ofthe country to support with vigor and clo.
quence those opinions and principles which
brace the great public heart stand firm on the
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ustra'ed in these pages. The Atlantic Month.
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last
Among INC contributions already in hand for
. 1869. the following will commend themselves
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reading:
Professor Agassiz will begin in the January
number series of articles on Natural History,
and other kindred topic. to be continued from
month throughout the wear. The name Of so
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/ withthis announcement, is n sufficient Pnaran-
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monthly contributions
| now Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne,
will appear in the pages Of the Atlantic Month
| ly early in the year
| A New Story by late Theodore Winthrop,
author Of Cecil Drecme," will be commenced
! in the January number.
| Dr. Geo B. Wnship. VOL known for his re
| Workable experiments in Gymnastic, has writ.
! ten for the The Atlantic "The Autobiography Of
\ u strength Seeker" giving an account ~ his
mctrod Of training for feat9 Of strength with
/ advice on ma tiers Of health.
/ The author of"Iifcinthe Iron Mills" and
| "A Story of To-day" will contribute series OF
| Tales during the year.
Articles by Prof James Russell Lowell, on
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~
Rayard Taylor has written story which
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The Strff of Writers, in Prose and Poetry
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! Holmes. Harriet +. Prescott, John G Whittier
Rev. Roht. 4. S. Lowell, f. p. Whipple. j.
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Ambition.

Some idea Of the amount Of smuni.
ton required to supply an army, such
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that Of the battle Of Autielam, may
be gained from tho fact that thirty eight
tons Of ammunition were forwarded to
Gen. McC!ell N from Washington via
Baltimore, Harrisburg and Hsgerstown.
An eye witness Of the battle states that
that he counted at four different times
during the day, the nun her of dischar.
gas from the Union artillery, and found
that they were made at the rate of 70 to
the minute.
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March G. 1862.

CLNSSIFIC NTJON OF THE JUSTI CES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD
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TO-WIT:
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Mr. Lyons, member of rebel Congress
has offered resolution to pay every ne.
gro $2s, who shculI kill white Union
soldier.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

BIAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, December 1851. New
York: LEoSaRp Scorr 4 Co.. "a Gold street.

BLAoKwooD's MAGAZINE, December 1851. New
York: LEoSARD Scorr 4 Co, 81 Gold street
81 per anuum.
Backwood for December, opens with contin-
uation of Captain Clutterback's Champagne"
The talents and personal character of the "Goth-
ic Architect A. VI. Pugin. are carefully dealt
with in an article under that title. The ChrOn-
icles Carlingford maintain their interest. Was
sail: Christmas story" is another contribution
TO the department of fiction. a Word from a
New Dictionary-Flunkeyism Is a readable pa
per. though some of its assertions are not likely
to meet with much favor here.
Besides the other articles of interest in this
number are two articles on American subjects,
one being a sketch OF visit 10 "Secessia" In
September last and the other comparative view
of the position of the two hostile sections. Both
of the articles afford good reading. a1d some in
formation. but the bias is in favor of the rebels
and the latter article concludes with an open re
commentator that the Southern Confederacy
should be at once recognized and received into
the family of nations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

NEws DEror-Mrs Thompson who Tor sey
eral years has had news STAND IN the Pestofiice
has fitted up and opened establishments sslini-
rably adapted for the business. gu Pennsy lvania
street. one door north OF Odd Fellows Hall At
Mrs Thompssn's News Depotmay be -vsd the
New York Daily Herald. the iiiusfrafei Week
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and Cincinnati Dtilies envelopes. note and letter
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postage STAMPS aud stamped envelopes. We can
recommend Mrs Thompsons News Depot as a
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WASHINGTON. January 5.-The rribsns's cor
The Uuioaisis in toe neighborhood Of Fairfax
have peiitioned General Wadsworth for salt to
enable them 10 kin their pork.
soldier will be hung tomorrow tor murder,
the first hanging in this war
Mr. Gllett, one OF the released prisoners,
speaks Of the Union sentiment in Richmond with
the greatest rositiveness. Ia is certainly large.
and would be effective If the whole of Virginia
was not under the heels OF the $50 900 rulians
sent from the cotton States.
Virginia, he saws is held down by terrorism.
and savage discipline maintains the army in is
position throu IA privatioIis and discomfort enough
10 try the best troops.
IL l. said that the introduction OF the Hom9o
pathic practice Of medicine has raised somewhat
of a commOtion among many of the regular sur
Commissioners Dale win soon leave for TIRE
West on business of Importance connected with
the Indian tribes. Fall
II seems that definitive but informal mode
for the exchange Of prisoners has been inaugu-
rated.
The prompt recrocation III regard 20 the mat
ter BY the Southern authorities will soon be al
lowed BY the Government in forwarding another
large party for corresponding return.
The painful rumors in regard to the arrest Of a
prominent military officer of the Government for
treason is without foundation
Some matters of Importance in the shape OF
correspondence has been discovered, but in con
nection with parties entirely different from the
officer named in the rumors now current All
the parties implicated are under arrest.
This city is full of Southern sympathzers or
spies in high social position. The time has
rived when they mus be vigorously dealt
with.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

The .sbel force consisted Of 40 regular cav
airy. armed uith slnrps'ccsrbiaes and from 300
20 sOO infantry and militie.
Their cavalry STACKED u two miles from Hon
teryllle We dguFs them from point - poiut
and finally tines bezt = nasty rstrszt out 81 ss~n
a. We charged through 10
Thar supplies. consisting Of SD bfls. focr.
200 s>ited beeve-. 100 lhs- s..i and large qs~n
titles of sugar, see. bacon, uny clothing. &c !.
worth from S2s 600 % sso 0oo, we're entirely De
stroved.
We also took large number Of sharpes ear
bines. sabrcs. pistols. &c.
One rebel was killed. aud seven wounded.
We bad one man seriously wounded.
II WAS a complete Success
Major Webster and his command behaved gal
lanily throughout
The march \ severe one OF lO& miles. but
the bows returned in glorious spirits
The stars and stripes were left floating on the
Court House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

>ew orb Market.
EE.#ettf Ns.s foxx, janussys
flour market rules quiet and arm, with fair
export demand; moderate inquiry for home con
SUMPTION Sales at s. 5995 20 for supetfne
State: IS 75ld5 30 Tor exir., State; IS SIS for
choice s. 50@5 80 for supertire Western :;
- 75ei5 30 for cohmon TO medium extra West.
ern. s6sd6 q. for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; So l5@6 % for trade brands; market
closing fra.
WhisAy opened quiet and closed exci,el and
decidedly higher, with active speculative Inquiry
Saies It 20I4 @2lc.
Wheat quiet bat bolders are not disposed to
sell unless very full prices are realized. Sales of
Chicago spring and Northwestern club at 81 81;
good Milwarkee club $l.33 in store; auIbcr Iowa
81 So winter red Western 81 40; white Western
Il 50
Corn openes steady aud closed firm Sales at
64f165c for mixed Wester.i IN store and afloat,
closing al one cent advance over these figures
There is n fair business doing in Pork at a
shade easier prices. Sales at $ll 75al2 37is
for mess; I36l4 for Western and city prime
mess; Ss(d9 80 for prime-the latter an extreme
price.
Beef rules quite firm.
Dressed Hogs shade easier; sales at 81 95a
81 62I4.
Lard is more active and firm; sales at 100
S5sc.
Butter selling al ll@l5c for Ohio; l5@2Oc for
State.
Cheese dull at sa7c for common to prime
Coliee-Rio firm and in good demand at 1870
zoe.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; Cuba s@slac;
Havana elz@9s4c.
Molasses quiet; Porto Rico doc.
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HALIFAX, Jan. 6.-The steamer Bohemian
from Liverpool 26th, pia Londonderry 9th, has
arrived.
Business generally in Liverpool and London
had been suspended owing 10 the holidays.
Hon. Arson Burlingame, Minister to China,
had arrived at Canton, and was well received.
PIacards were posted in the streets of Hong
Kong threatening extirpation of all Europeans.
There was great excitement nj Lisbon, and the
body of the King was to be dsinterred.
Advices from America are unfavorably con
strued in London and the funds are dropping in
consequence.
A number of gunboats have been ordered to the
Mersey
1t is reported that the frigate Algeirs has been
stationed off the straits OF Gbratter to prevent the
passage of prvateers.
Two frigatts were to leave Gibralter on the
2lst for America.
1t was reported in Paris that the Orleans Prn
ces are to return to Europe forthwith.
The English papers are still discussing the
Trent affair in a hopeful view that the rebel Com
missioners will be given up by the Cabinet at
Washington and war be thus avoided.
Pending the receipt of news from America in
response to the English advices by the Europa
there is much speculation as to what decision the
United States Government will arrive at in regard
to surrendering mp Sidell and Mason. The pre-
vailing opinion, however, il in favor of peace.
War risks at Loyd's has downward ten
dencv.
The English papers express the hope that the
French dispatch will reach Washington in time To
influence the reply of Mr.. Seward
The Paris I'rssse says:
The new Southern Commissioners have ARR
we'd at some German port, and are now en- route
70 Paris and London.
The London Times has criticism on Secreia-
~ Chase's financial report, and expatates at some
length on the extraordinary extension of the Dor
rowing system, declaring that il exceeds any
thing in England's history.
France is about 10 send reinforcements 20 the
squadron. off Mexico, and also to the squadron
off the northwestern caast OF America.
Ii is also rum0red in Paris that a squadron of
observation is be sent to the eastern coast of
America. under Admiral Henaud.
Paris Bourse closed fiat yesterday.
The Madrid correspondent says:
Spain is to send from 6, 900 70 900 to Mexico,
and the Spanish squadron will sail in three dv-
sions ef
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

NEW YoRK. January 6-The steamship Van
derbilt, from Port Royal on the Sd inst, has ar
rived
She brings 3, 697 bales Of cotton.
Gen Stevens's brigade advanced on the main
land on the LIST and took possession OF the rebel
batteries after a short resistance.
The troops were assisted by the gunboats In
sheIing the rebels
Gen. Stevens followed up to within six miles OF
Charleston.
A flag Of truce from the rebels requested per
mission TO curry their dead and an hour was grant
ed for the purpose when they fell back on their
Notifications which are said 70 be vers extensive
and defended by from IL 900 to 1000 men un
der Gen. Pore.
Their loss is unknown
Our force was 500 and we had eight wounded
including Major Watson of the eth Michigan
mortaliy.
Gen. Stevens now holds possession Of the main
land and awaits renforcements from the North to
proceed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-07

cMKo. January GA deserter from Columbus
on Sunday uho arrived here Llis morniag reports
that Gen. Pillow resigned on Friday.
Fifteen Thousand tro07s left Columbus last
week for Bowling Green.
The officers of tbe rebel Government are i'm
pressing all classes OF men.
Over one hundred cannon are planted on Co
lumbus Bluffs
The river i blockaded by chains sstsschcd
across supported by oarges, and torPeaces planted
nj intervals
Gold end silver has entirely disappeared from
circulation The only currency Is the State Bank
of South Carolina and Tennessee notes and Con
federate scrip.