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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL MITCHELL
The Killed and Wounded OF
Shiloh.
so HER NE w ;
COM. FARRACuT OCCUPIES
NEW ORLEANS.
BATON ROUGE CAPTURED
THE ARMY BEFORE YORKTO WIN
From washington.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The following dispatch,
dated Huntsville, Ala, May i, was received by
Secretary Stanton:
To Hon. Edwin VI. Stanton, Secretary of War:
On Yesterday the enemy, having cut our wires,
attacked during the night one of our brigades,
| deemed it my duty TO head ia person the expe-
dition against Bridgeport. ! started by train of
cars in the morning, followed by two additional
companies of cavalry. | found that our pickets
had engaged the enemy 5 pickcts four miles from
Bridgeport, and alter sharp engagement, in
which we lost one man killed drove them across
a stream, the railroad bridge of which had pre-
viOusly burned, with four regiments of infantry
two pieces of artillery. dragged by hand, and
TWO companies of cavalry at Bridgeport. We
advanced to the burnt bridge aud opened our fire
upoI the enemy's picket on the other side, thus
producing the impression that our advance would
be by the railroad. This accomplished, the en-
tire force was thrown across the country, about
a mile, and put ON the road leading from Steven
son to Bridgeport.
The middle column now advanced at rapid
pace. Our scouts attacked those of the enemy
and forced them from the Bridgeport road. We
thus succeeded in making complete surprise
Immediately forming our line OF battle on the
crest of wooded bill, within 800 yards OF the
works constructed to defend the bridge.
At our first fire the rebels broke and run
They attempted 10 blow up the main bridge, but
failed; then attempted to fire the farther extrem
ity, but the volunteers, at my call, pushed for
ward in the fire and saved the bridge. From th'
island TO the main shore we could not save IT.
1t is of small moment, its length being but 45l
feet.
Prisoners report five regiments of infantry ant
800 cavalry stationed at the bridge.
This campaign is ended, aud l now occup,
Huntsville in perfect security, while IN all Ala
bama north of the Tennessee river floats non,
but the old flag. o. M MITCHELL,
Brigader General Comd'g
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

Peter George, co G, Odd. elbow, severe: Perry
Mullin, co G, 3Oth, neck, severe; Abram Wal
lace, co G, 25th; hip, slight; Joseph Shook, co d,
Nth, arm, slight; Jas Martin, G, 9th, shout
der, slight; Levi Rutan, CO H. Both, hand, slight;
NJ Thomas, co X 44th, stomach severe; Tim
O'Conner. co b, ODD. head. slight; Bowe, co
| 39th, shoulder, severe; Frank EvOunt, co h.,
32d side, severe; w II Rumhaugh. CO E. 9th,
humerus jacob Fisher, co b, 3d. leg and arm.
severe; ID DunOvan, co ID, 3Oth, foot, severe; q
W Spaulding, co ID, sd, right shoulder; VI
Kreeghbaum co e, 9th, lung and spine; } b Nc
Dugal, CO A, oth, side, slight: j W Sullivan, CO
+, ID, ankle; lst Corporal X VI Simmons, CO ID.
44th, ankle, severe; David Battryly. co a, Goth,
head, severe; Jacob 0tell, co b, 29th, fracture,
thigh, severe; Simeon Sholer, CO l. Sd, leg. sc
we're, Sergeant c NJ Davis, CO X, 36th, thigh, Sc
we're; Lewis Heller. co Il, Sd, leg, severe; j Bar
ridge co H. 10th, thigh. severe; Edwin Harrer.
co T., 18th, elbow, slight. John Mackley, CO A, Sd,
arm. slight: johnson, co G., 18th, arm, slight
w III Stevenson, co D. Both, wrist, slight; ID w
| SchOck, co +, 18th, thigh, slight; w Chambers,
co +, Sd, leg. slight; Lewis Vale, X, SOD
chest; G A McVail, co f, 18th; G Mccain, co g.
Did. abdomen; G Ray co II, 44th, side; Lieut.
J 5 Turner. 9th died April l6, diaphragm
sergeant John McGraw, co A, 9th, chest, severe
Charles Curtis, co ID, 9th, thigh; Captain n
| Mansfield co / SOD neck severe w. W Hamilton
co g, 3Oth, leg; f Treadway, co G, 9th, thigh
severe; John Bem, co b, 3lst. died April 81
head, severe; I b Starrett, co A, 9Th, arm
severe; 5 Griffin co X. 9th. shoulder, severe; r
| Humphries h. Odd. side; j W hite, CO X. 23d
arm; f J Barton co Il. 3lst. arm; John Cook
co X, 44th ankle; Joseph CARRIER, co G, 3lst
nose; J Miller co |, 24th, head, severe; ser
geant 5 Consius, co A, Sd, thigh, severe; Hiram
Good, co +, 3lst, leg. severely; Julius Clark
ston, co b, 9Th, thigh severe; Thomas Lind, &C
A, 9th thigh, fesh s J Baily. compan,
c, 18th. died April 10th, thigh, severely
John II Kelly. CO A, 9th, leg, slight; A. Vaupill
co X. 25th knee, severe John Low, CO X, 3lst
lungs; Joseph Bened. co /, Nth. thigh, severe
George Maybee. CO l., 18th, thigh, severe; Wn
Guthrie, co G., 25,h, died April p of pneumonia
HANNIBAL ScOvilie. co A, nth, leg; y. W
Kline, co b, 30th. leg; Henry Ely. CO G, 44th
foot. severe: : Warden, co ID. 44th. toe. slight
Paul Be n, co G., Nth, arm; Martin Maynard, c.
q. 44th, arm, severe: George Pretheny. co A
25th. hip, severe; + Darby, co b, 25th shoul
der; VIM Yenner. co A, 4ith, elbow, severe, die
| April II: Sylvester Miner, CO ID. 4ith, knee
Daniel Rande CO II. Nth, elbow, severe; Johi
Calf. co G., 44th, thigh severe; Peter Honey, c.
A, llth, clavicle; Victor Ketchum, co II, 44tl
right loot; Philip Miller, co A, 18th, arm, severe
Frank Aggslant. co / 3sth. died April Ia; Joh
Kreiner co F, 29th, wounded died April IL;
Z Nanderiord, CO Q, 30th, wounded died Apr
81: Eli Rigby. company II. Both. wounded
Alonzo HARDWOOD, company X, 18th. wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
CAUTEON.

The market full of limitations, represented be the
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES,'' which are
productive ofpositive injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aoriing profit to themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only "BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROcHEs,"
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, and esti
monials from eminent throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence to
the affected parts. the sedatve and soothing effect 10 the
uucus lining vfthe windPpe into the Bronoh aays Pull
onay irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
the various Throat affections to which public speakers and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
Night Dispatches.
The Killed. wounded and Missing
AT the Battle of shiloh.

CNcIxNArI, May 2.-The Commercial has,
from its correspondents with the army of General
Halleck the following official figures of our loss
AZ the battle of Pittsburg Landing:
McClernand's division, killed $50, wounded
,35l. missing $50.
WI l. Wallsce's division, killed Dds, wound
ed ,033. missing ,l63
Lew Wallace's division, killed 43, wounded
257. missing D.
Hurlbut's division, killed 3l3. wounded ,449,
missing 223
Sbefmans division, killed 437. wounded 400
missing 4S6
Premises division, killed ls6. wounded SGD,
missing ,sO2.
Critienden's division, killed 20, wounded 40
missing 81
Nelson's division, killed 90, wounded Gil mis-
sing 10.
McCook's division. killed 80. wounded SOS
missing 4.
Total killed, i, 735; total wounded. .ss2: mis-
sing, 3s5e. Total killed, wounded and missing
1853.
About three hundred wounded have since died
Our burial parties report between 500 and 3, O0U
rebels found dead on the field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

49, Eastern papers speak well of Professor
O'Leary, who has been lecturing at Masonic
Ha; for several evenings to very large and intelli
gen. audiences. IL will be seen by advertisement
in another column, that the Professor proposes to
deliver the best lecture of his coure to night, on
Culture. The Albany Atlas and Argus says:
Professor O'Leary's lectures increase more and
more in interest. They are rich, intellectal and
rae.
The Albany Courier SAYS: At times he is the
incarnation OF eIoquence in language. information
of voice and manner, bringing down thunders OF
applause.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says: The
lecstres are in marked degree both interesting
and instructive, and we are glad to know thai
thes are being appreciated The Professor is 4
vers fluent spea ker and possesses quite remarka
bic ability in the delneation of characters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

The Hcsse then took up and briefly discussed
the bill lfantng pensions Mr. Goodwin said
the bill hak beer carefully prepared and vas re
ported fro3 the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
after benin submitted TO the COMMITTEES on Pen
sions, for ID persons whether regular or voluE-
teers engaged in the military or navy service who
have been disabled or wounded since the 4th Of
March, lc%2, while in the service OF the United
States srden line OF duty.
The har<er consideration Of the suhlect Was
postponed III Tuesday.
The l; 4se then went into the consideration OF
private bill
Messrs forrill Of Vermont, and voorhees,. the
first name Having rose IA personal explanation,
made re m ks exculpating Gen. Smith from the
charge Of Drunkenness
At the clnclusion Of Mr. Fishers remarks the
House adjourned till Monday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
Let SpcctacIcs Try it On.
HEADQU ARTERs SIXrHIETH lND. Vols.
ln..... M.n,,- ~ Or.E 80

HEADQUARTERS SlxrHIETH I'm. Vols. }
CAMP MORTON, May 2nd, 1862.
DEAR SlR-ParfurieRt monies, RaScetur redi-
eulus mus, is All old saying. and the strength of
il is we'll and very forcibly illustrated in brief
notice. of the escape OF rebel prisoner from Camp
Morton. contained in the journal" of the 3Oth
ult.. the ambiguous nature whereof, i rather
calculated 10 lead its readers astray. Therefore
| propose To give an explanation of the affair,
through the medium OF your valuable paper
The article alluded to- proposes 10 its readers a
question as to the proprety OF certain alleged IN
authorized discharges of small arms. Now
must confess NV inability TO enlighten the public.
as To what weare 10 understand by small arms.
The only limbs. which in my opinion could
give rise to such an expression, are those Of our
"bov-drummers," bat even allowing these to be
the ..offcnu.ng members must plead ignorance
of the fact. that any OF cur plsmy warriors,
have ever Obtained 4 discharge on account OF
the stuntel growth OF their upper extremties.
If the talented writer OF the brilliant eifusion IN
question. would condescend TO invest small
amount OF coin in the purchase OF copy OF Z.
:. Regulations, after hard study, and close re.
rusal thereof. he would probably possess himself
of the astounding fact. thai. any sentinel chal-
longing thrice. and receiving no recognition from
the object of MS challenge, Is ordered by those
regulations TO IRE: or II the writer would wish 70
recognize. and learn this branch OF military tao
tics without putting himself 20 the expense OF so
valuable an addition 10 his library he has only TO
nay a nocturnal visit TO camp Merton, and at
tempt 20 pass one of our sentries, without beng
provided with a countersign; he would then most
/ likely discover. that the implied small arms
carry an unpleasantly large dose OF lead.
| In conclusion, let me suggest. that II tins ner
vous being knows any more about guarding priso-
pers. than the Goth Indiana, We would hali hi'
arrival with delight. grant him asupefnumeFars
position on the guard list and DO al IN our pow
+ - 20 deyelop the geutieman's evident military
precocity. SAASANN'
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SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech 81 Hon Thomas A. Hendricks before the
II oorstic Convention the Eighth 81 January 1884,
AID the speech Of Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, in the House
o. Representatives February 70 the duty
ss Government in s reinons to the civil and the
objects for which Il should be prosecuted for sale
- Office, published in pamphlet Of sixteen pages in
ling both speeches. Each Is among the ables
vered the present crisis. and should be placed in
hands Of every vvter In the State.
Ahe hrstssue having been entirely exhausted, We are
nv reprnting large edition supply the increasing
d.anand
those living On express routes must provide for pre-
plying the postage, which i one cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred. All orders promptly filed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

4 RyArrgFrr INCIDENT -When the sad news
Of tbe death of Col Gerber reached his wife she
could not re.ize it, and still hoped that the Col
onel lived. But few days confirmed The mel
apchslv tidincs which OF course threw the us
consulate widow upon the very borders OF the
souls deepest darkest agony. She was pros
trateI and compelled 10 keep her bed. 1t was IN
the iRidst OF this painful conflict that the door
bel! was rung and Mrs. Col. Hendricks was touhu
AZ tie door She had never seen Mrs Gerber
and ct course had acquaintance with TIE no"
pllBiuiiy afflicted widow. Mrs. t., when she
learned who had RUM the bell requested that
Mr. II should De brought % her room. Inc
scene OF The meeting most affecting III
they had been sisters they could not have met
With stronger mutual sympathy. The husband
Ol each Aall calamity fallen on the sanguinary
battlefield. aud the dark waters Of LIES
giouinest bereavement had given them an asfec-
iiouaie affinity, which experience alone can com
prehend All present Nept Il have come,
said the noble be ,rted Mrs H.. ~ soon rs she
could bud ufterance. Il have come Mrs Gerber
T. see YOU because ! thought was perhaps the
ouis woman Madison vino could fully sympa
thlze 1ith YOU | feel for YOU with all tie ten
LeIucss OF nv nature and hope the powers o
grace wai sustain you IA your painful trial
But few such scenes are witnessed in life Il
affected - 20 tears when we heard the story anc
trtst that neither the widows nor their child
Ten vii ever want for friends-lor their conn
n.y. gratitude OF for the light OF the divine Ia
vor -Nadlsoa Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
Our wounded and sick soldiers at
Mound city.

Emanuel Heller, CO. A 44th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

BrFoRE YoRKrowS. May lon Tuesday a
steamboat sas seen with a load of troops before
Yorktown They probably came from West
Point. thirty miles above indicating that the enc
my Is beng reinforced instead of preparing 10
evacuate
Battery No 1, at the mouth of Wormley's
Creek. commanding the rebel water batteries at
Yorktown and Gloucester. opened yesterday
afternoon on the enemy's shipping at a range OF
about two miles. The first shot, which was fol
loved in rapid succession by others. caused the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
From Washington.

WAsHIStroN. May 2.-The Senate confirmed
the appointment of Brigadier General Mitchell to
De Major General of volunteers, and Capt. John
Gibson of he 4th artillery. to be Brigadier Gen
eral
Vessels Nat 60 South, except in the employ OF
the Cover 4nent no matter what their cargo, will
be seized aid con6scAted.
According to a recent order of the War De
partment, fhere the care of sick and wounded
soldiers is assumed by the State IRON which they
come. the f,bsistence will commute their rations
g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

TsIE FoRrY-SINT REGIAENT.-The condition
of this regiment is truly deplorable BY letter
froa one of the field officers we learn that there
are now four hundred and thirty men on the sick
list This regiment is stationed at Cumberland
Ford. in the midst of wild and barren region at
best but when we consider that IL was the field oil
Zol,icofers depredations for months, It's condition
now may be imagined. Supplies have tobe wag-
ouesl some eighty miles over wretched road
which the late rains have rendered almost i'm
passable No medicines are TO be had, and moth
ing ID for n sick man TO eat can be procured Tor
love or money. There is not a chicken IN that
whole region of country. Truly the situation oil
the gallant 49th is deporable, and calls for the
active and substantial sympathy of our patriotic
citizens. very many of whom have friends or rel
atiyes in the regiment-N. 4. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
Tennessee News.

PlrrsBuRG LANDING, April 30.-The following
dispatch has been receive
To Hon f. w. Stanton, See'y Of War:
Movements continue The roads are bad and
require great deal of work for helvy trains.
The reconnois 'ance to Purdy was successful. They
destroyed two bridges on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, and captured one locomotive and a train
OF men, Signed, THos. A. ScoTT,
Assistant Secretary Of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03
official War News.

FORTRESS MONROE, May L.
To E. M>Stanton, Secretary of War:
Capt Worden, of the Navy, with dispatches
from Gen. Burnside, has arrived. HeTepOrtS that
Fort Macon was taken after eleven hours bonn
bardment, and 400 prisoners were taken.
Col, White, late OF the Ordnance Department,
commanded at Fort Macon
Loss on our side one killed and eleven wounded
(Signed) JOIN Z. Wool, Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

or A NEW METHOD OF
treating venerial Diseases, inclu-
ding syphilis In ali its stages;
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases q
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury. containing q val
liable treatise on hatwide-spread
malady Of youth, seminal Wesk-
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, SEXUAL
Debility, Impotency, &c. the Sc
cref inflrmifies Of youth and ma
furifT arising from the banefll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

- The Gymnasium, corner of Meridian
aud Maryland streets, Is now open for the exer-
ciss of visitors and members. The alleys are in
goad bowling order, the apparatus is perfect, and
The company that attend, pleasant. Go and APP
prscate some of the benefits of this health Civ
INC fnsfitufion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

@THAr's THE WAY THE MONEY Co.'s. The
Secretary OF the Interior, in response to a reso-
luton of the House, states that he mas purchased
fourteen hundred bushels of cotton seed in North
Carolina. which is now being put up in sacks by
Cfgressmen for distribution eight thousand
buIhels i'm Tennessee. which the State Agricul-
tufal Societies Of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have
distributed. More is to be bought in Tennessee
for distribution in Iowa and kanzas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

RECRUITING There has impression gone
abroad that recruiting has been stopped in the
regular as well as the volunteer ervice This is
an error Recruiting is still progressing in the
regular service. Those who desire 10 enlist can
have the opportunity Of doing so by applying TO
Lieut. ID. r. Colt. the recruiting officer for the
llth infantry. the regiment to which Major Cor
don Is attached
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

NATIONAL SALoox.-This establishment Geo.
Rhodius, proprietor, Meridian street, has just
been re6tted in modern style. a free lunch will
be set every morning from half past O'Clock TO
IL O'Clock. and every night from 3 o'clock to l
o'clock AT the National every delcacy Of the
season can be procured served up in the best
STYLE 3-lw
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rWSINGER 90 s LETTER"AnFAN

CT-SINGER & co.'s LETTER "a" FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl-
Full of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing, from the running of tuck in taretan to the max
ing Of overcoat-anything from pilot or beaver cloth
down softest gauze gosamer tissue and is
ready do it, work perfection. can FELL hem, bind
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This is the only machine that
can FELL hem, bind, and forth, but it will do 50 better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet cases
The Folding Case which now becoming popular. is
as its implies, that be folded into box OF
case which, when opened, makes beautiful, substantial
and spacious table for upon. The case
every imaginable desig-plan as the wood grew
in its native forest deliberately finished as art car
make them I. II. SINGER & CO.,
No. ass Broadway, New York.
Esss% Indianapolis Ofice-No 3 Odd-Fellows' Hall
Washington street aplS-dly
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CHANGE or TNE.-On and after Monday. the
5tk. the trains the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad will arrive as follows:
Night Express. $40 A. NJ; Mail and Accom-
mediation, 9:55 A. NJ; Day Express, 6:3O Z. NJ.
The trains will depart as follows:
Day Express, 100 A. NJ; Mail and Accommo
dalton, ITO 7. NJ; Night Express, $40 p. vi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

NV n EK, May =
Flour Sc better with good demand for er-
port and home CONSUMPTION: sales a; IS 0S7
) 10 for choice superfne State; s. 2565 30 FOR
extra State; S. O0@5 10 for superfns western:
s. 2505 Is for common 20 medigm extra West
eTn; s. 3505 $ for common good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and s. S566
80 for trade brands, market closing quiet and
firm.
Whisky little frmer; sales at 230231ke for
State and 1915 @2fe for Western, the latter an
extreme price.
Wheat firm with a moderate export inquiry.
sales Of inferior Milwaukee club AZ 81 10; amber
Iowa 81 -: winter red Western at 81 3lxa
l 81
Corn shade better: sales At SIC for mixed
Western in store; 5ea5etSe delivered Sc fos
unsound do: SIC for Jersey yellow.
Sucar-Raw in moderate demand and market
without material change; Cuba 67s@sts; Porto
Rico :; Havana 7@eisc.
Coffee-There Is a good inquiry for Rio and
the market rules firm: other descriptions are IN
better demand at well maintained prices.
Molasses quiet and without material change 10
prices.
Pork a shade frmer and somewhat unsettled;
sales at sl2 50Gl2 IS for mess: sl2 5O@l2 55
for Western and city prime mess; sl3 IS for
clear; sll IS for thin, and about sl0@l0 . tor
prime.
Beef rules very quiet and prices are well main.
tanned
Lard market sc higher; sales at 7ss@src;
demand light
Butter is selling at s@I7c for Ohio and ie@
l9c for State
Cheese very firm; sales at 7@9c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

~ While Grant, Burnside, and other brave
generals have earned honors "in the big wars
which make ambition virtue" find that 9th
ers who have not trod the bloody field, are not
forgotten at home or abroad The Grant hat,
the. Burnside hat are familiar to Us; but we no
tice in Baker & McIyer's window Gov Morton
hat sold only by them. Bully for Baker X
McIver 29-5t
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habit Of self abuse To which i added ooservatlons on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter 81 the ut
iInportan 20 the married ana those
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ab lily 70
enter that Sent 10 address In sealed wrap
per on receipt 81 ten cents or four stamps
We devote our entire time and attention 20 The resf
rnept Of the various private diseases treated Of In p
vate report Our Dspens4ry j. the only Institution Of the
kind IN America which has been tabhshed BY special
charter ana this should give preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character 20 be found IN all
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SMOKING ToBAcoo.-Hedlinge under the
Bates aud Palmer Houses. has new article of
smoking tobacco, the desideratum so long sought
for, combining strength and fragrance and free
from all deleterious adultemtions. East IL has an
unrivaIled reputation. Call for the Hesperian
Ambrosia. and the lovers Of the weed after one
trial will use no other
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-03

Posr OFFscx NoTIcE.--For the convenience Of
the public, and in order to ge, time to distribute
all the mails which arrive on Saturday night and
Sunday morning, the Postmaster has changed
the hour Of opening the Office on sunday morn
ing from 9 o'clock A. NJ. TO 4 o'clock p NJ.