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the Life an Services Of Baker, Bakers reply in
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lid and other Gloves Of best quality. Scaris, Ties,
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~ List Of Portraits, March, 1852, Published
Monthly, Revised:
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.(al Chaplain. lbl Captain. (e) Lieutenant
(d) Captain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
wh.tIhry ..ad 20 0yrrc mr.

Some impression may Toe obtained al the i'm
meu,e power which the Democracy have met and
overcome IA the late elections by the following
statement of facts To Iowa. The writer re-
sides ii the State c,pital and his letter Vas writ
ten ro tie Chicago Times:
With the while civil AMI military patronage
and 81 the State II Their command, aud
b tcAei. ~ measure, y, the patronage AID power
ui tie General G0veihmpbt. there was i,u cor
ripping II. h,euce. = eCie~ uf bribery iorm
or ietime ot thett and INTIMIDATION. which were
NOT lesorIei 90 by the uuSci upul,us ptrtis,ns of
the Administration effect their purposes. They
Opert,d with u e kles~Ie>s aud worked with
lie peration unknown "a Their political history.
that ct any other party ~ thi> State Political
pru,t tuition never m uIie tel IL eli to such sx
tent anti So -hame e-slN ut recent election.
The work at bargain and sale went on openly.
Wherever ~ mtn liing himself Democrat
could he huu- ht hN nuhes. Or an office, or the
pr.In.s. 81 Que lie VAS bought: ~he r,er a ntn
c,llns himself Democrat cour Ice sIlencei or
intiuiniaied by threats. he MS silencei. Every
influence every appliance which The ingenuity of
the Leaders of the Republican part, could devise.
and within their reach. have been re-orted To 10
hrdwuk and corrupt and o,efawe the people
Fal-ehomls without number have been circulated
lev the hreliag pimfr> Of corrupt party. Nhu,
un er pay a. pie. aud inf rmers. have trtsei>ed
the country in al directions; arbitrary arrests
hive beer, made. aid ia lac, al the cnrrnptug
H. hasuse.. ~ vel - tie arbitrary power uI the
incipient mi.ii r, ,e<puiISin ~th winch we are
bein. cur.ei. have heen ies,ried 10 To cvntrU the
political ac.ion Oi the ieuple
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

The riaictis HiN Asnt % know what polio,
D-inssFl's isofo-e Ihes ir iskes ~ -et fi.e
p,'"er = Colgitss. ela ahst wid they .u. t.
D. hot 9utih phse to tel the r.usear ~lat
taes vii du; IT, Oi 10 imfitauce 90 tisem.
ley wpula 49, AZ. fei ~ b ID fars vse atl
W ca, venture 10 assure tam h tie Demo
ctat> lil hut a0 ~fitue fh.r.. tary all tiuf
hang all The AboIrihisr- just yet. tor sent them
Ia Iri~on wiiltIut the benefit al he rt al ,beas
corIu>. The, will not stop these ridicI pI eS>e>
Tor The simple reason that the moie they punli-h
tie m.re tneN expose them Il, e. lie Ilry
prht the no'e unfopu ar The, become For tie
same tss,n Apolith,IIiSiS viii Ice eucoura sed To
speak out ali their ab"miuI ions lI,ueesi AN
A~uion Cone,e-s and PiesldeEt ave useful in
their WY. They furnish extml le- Ia be wooded
Ii II parry u not do we'll. the me,ner it beia, e.
the better. The present Congress has periormei
it, part Ia per. e ton. IL has done no good AID
ai the EVIL IN IT. power. and showed how much
mote It would do j. il we've able Th,twas well;
the peupe understood II. and have put their seal
o. con, eu,ll ,lIuh upon II.
! tie l're-nseI,t. too. gave Wv To hat presSue e.
ami made his proclaim ,liou IN time tu show To
~hhI DIES et,ie lengths oi rad cal-n he would 20
IN "nes. fence Ia tie nehc~t> 80 parry.
The Dtmp rars. then, will ave al the radicals
rope Tie, ma, -ctinnle and baLble but tie,
cant have office aI'i power; II c.'-t~ to" much To
griuit their amhirlul mnhke, viii do very
well IN some places. but Ut good 10 keep
thut shop.
We can safely say thai Democrats will not sac
ritire tl,. Re 4tr..l {; ,err,niet.
Ir'mple Oh anl rglit ~ Sale, ul,Ger = e. eli
military L.ce lily ar any other plea.
Oar w. e,n -. @ Nernmsnt j. IA ,,le up ot the
Re er !, \ n tliuiinn ANA re .ertl lrwS, luI Stue
Histltu,ipt> tn Stue law. all equ,li, sacred
IA their "~h splee. AID tIis var l. iUr Tie Ie>er
vdtiun Ul all
A. ,ln. the Democratic party will hive IN
abundance 10 "a" Tor ~hre. IN 'eitius cut
tl,e rUbb,sh and coruliiouS OF the past two
Netr~.
A. 10 the VAR they will reitert'e IL purpose.
and rqufe al pirile> Ia stick % On II purpose
Thes will put d"~n the ret,eiion Ia spite of
the ta'iIIai>. Who viii soon besin td OpDu>e The
var. te.tu-e u d--n't 90 therw,N; aid tie task
will 6e all ti'e e,-ier the South
tIn peul n Will ste that they hove been mistaken
IL lie Northern people: that the, have nothing
10 : ia oy Tie vat. ana nothing 10 letr ia ab,i-
Gohlug the rebellion.
There l. 10 doubt OF The effect of these e'ec
iionS ~ the nth There NE tod,y more
Chan men in th> State th ~ there hive been tor
tue It twel,e molth.: more cheerful hope of
Union; genera convection th,t the irretreSsbe
Col II at j. is>ei.
In our Judgment. the ballot box. at the late
e'ectiuu>. H. struck the n,ries, bow at the te.
belllUn vet telt -L08lSrils I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

shinpiaaers nov y Laughter And nov, 81
tine when the trtdiil"ual opponent II the DE
uusrate . riA come forward g. ~npfs'rt il--e len
tie lt.f Wing csniidaie lnr President. beuefil
:, c4t s.s. ite- 80 a. pee The Dampcrtiir trket-
whcn Millsni ~ nure. the a-g Whis Pfe.Heia.
su.fs.f,. lie Dsmacrsiir tskef--w heu tie la-t
Wing 60, eri,or. s-hnefxn Hunt. Ike tie
heidi am' plarls h.p,el' ulsn lcuocr ~ punri.
rle.-Nliei, di-ilu- ui-lis~i laWNeT- All over ihe
s.s... -..el, 80 S.x..,, "f S.r4c1--'; * jA.ii =
Con,-fg 1. OF lie Court 1T Airepi.. anil wh'n
~ Brce- md Wbi Duer-,. O.se-o-e der
10, thr Vii tsTis .ilur f,rW "a si'l-.s - va
si that enu ave tie r,,uhlrt = tie -npp'ri 20
ys.ur ..rgansz Where ~uu. t'.se ''.~n il'e
rounr, Hna hHt fer IA, ursanznipHg Where
~'.ula Gen Mccielau hsttsieeil ro~ i.nt f,'f he
D.mucrslic pbtl. Where Would he oe Ia NOR
rpw Il yoa di-bsnd thu orgaa ztfienl Tn se
wbD kno~ the influences which u exercise. eau
aI- wer this question.
We propore TO stop stealing for ninety dave
[laughtel land have the money raisedby taxa.
ton applied TO pay the soldiers. 70 feed and
clothe them. and enable them 10 support their
families while they are in the field lAppanse J
] want that tried for just ninety days for these
contractors who have stolen all they could lay
their hands on couhI last for over ninety DAYS
while we Carried on The war with the mnney. IL
-'r.kes me here might lie pf"-nees OF bringing,
u & tetm'Haiisn b.iote fhe Pc euls prucia-
n'ati ~ could ke elect Ca-er-
IL - gar pur."'-e 4, oyersHrsw tue Republican
psri,. aHC tie .o'itcu IA lk- thtt ,lluw 10 IL
~rke 10 Gevour what the, throw %, rflptr.
lLsu. hier snd cheer We rrup~e. it We can.
40 Illustrate that party, heciu~e, ia whit oi'>erva
ton have been able 90 give to the subject in
locking all the Go, erument- that have ex u
ed-pilrlarchal eccie>Iastcal. imperial. e>poic
mOIiirchcil, sri>tocraiic. simple or mlxel--n
much foreign travel. H. considerable le.son,l ob
servatun. AMI after deil Of cteiul reherIun
il j. INV delii'erhe Judgment that the NEST cpn
iemIEi''le future IN the -hsIe of Government
j. the Give'nmei't OF the Republican party ul
the n"n sl',si',dns States North A n,eric,
IGOod, AMI appsan-e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
vice Prss,d nj stephens on Military
lsurpsatiOu.

The Z chm0nd pape's punish letter IRON
Aexan.er II. ; epnef.<. addressed ID James VI
Calhoun. at Atirnts, Ge'rgis, on the 9Th OF Sep
irniher. ~ ielttion o. martial law aid military
u,uiuatioa. NJ. Calhoun ~a> recently appointed
ciyll Governor OF Atlanta by Gen Br,gg. nal
N.~ un,, rtsih - To tie h~tuie o. bis uuiles. Mr.
STEPHENS undertakes IA euiishtru hun, anu be-
hy telling him thst the Office 10 which he Is 40.
ta,r,te.i i I'm knosn To lite law adding this
curous dehan,e Vf the military lower:
General Bragg hid leo more authority for ap-
pointing YOU eivIi Governor at Aiisnts than
had and htd. or have, ho mOfe authority than
any street. walker ia YOUR city. Under hi- ap
p,iniment. therefore. you can rirhtiuliy exercise
no moie ppNer thu II the appointment bad becn
mode by a stieei walker.
NJ e!,l'er> c.'uiinue-:
Y.us appointment. ia my opli n. u smDl,
nulatv You bs virtue ui II. pOs-es> no rls htIul
authority aud can exrrc-e nvne. The Orle. ere
atug YOU civil Governor oi Atlanta Mas m"st
lulpss e uSnr,alin. >t-sk ui the sct cnI. in
legal alsd sui.siii utiOl.a seii-s: hot ct ihe
tive tiat promjfei But a ~i-- leulde. j-iiou-
81 their hit. ssid a.. veil 10 retneui.'sr.
Deiuine "a Aeil eXpgts-cs u, hat such aciS, -
laudabls hen oaly consider the motive Of
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snv inquiry then and there put him by said jet
more ~ s.i.fapce neither or not he. said Hurf"n.
-. 10 l,tar 81 puuuiz a''~n tie fei'eiliin. -Hin
ll,,sts'u ds.turils aia' 'nifhhicalis s'] be" ts
H. fsv.,r - l.ifffng sle~u fne feeisI. air inst
tits wr -i,,all leo eauiei ou until titt l.uFlu-e
49, &c. .npli-hel.'
ID I-si,efi. luriifr -sV that there ~ese re EFT
NJ s,ii mse ~ fi'ua ihti, or ilfl, lei-oie
Afri isftl ~ ..lrlusut. - nj.
teisfmr tx - - rruvtF-r -fw.rr.- J'si,s
r wsi-. ls.ih 4 Stpyef. knuai- tl.er, An''-
&c ar', tie,ir-r , f'it~en, ! J,lu g tt-rhi l..
., hf.tn e,i1nle. ts.sfce Dalt.-k,. - rnfseil
,e,r. oid Will ~ Dam-k,. l. a Horton.
"a nhew l. M 4 M NJ tr-h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
what John Van Burcu SAYS.

ionS Van BvRtN s,d IN his recent New York
speevh:
We have a'reidv. ~ have s,a'ed to YOU. car
REL un this ~er ut ihi- lrlshliul los 81 hum,n
lie AID th- great destruction oi property. We
have e, me tu tate of tiiiugs When the widowed
muihsr c4ll> uu.in You To step 4 tie trst honnr-
able punt: When the vi e. VII sc hu-b ,ni .ues
out b,t.ttle tuf tie Unun nri the Cs.-tItufinu
Wien the .i-trf. who h.ids 10 br'tiler cinin.
home: Nlien tie be ruiAed. sh0 itsrt- from lee
future lur sra m isier. dsSiici him TO the ser
wee of The cnuliry: SheH The hriae, WhO .e,a.
rate- from Ter .ro"m at the church door to -
losTh "a Bat call 'uPs'i TO You H,'t to stop the
var di>hutoraby Win fIm lip> they tell You
ip so f,4~ar.i long honor ard justice
qure IL. hut when YOU come "a pOift where
leaee can be irul ely m .de. then Ia make L.
Ard at this tune and "a thi- cnnditi"n Of the
country. ~e are asked 10 di>band the Democratic
patty.
People Who are making none hut political np-
IuiBiments. xho ale furniug Demo. rats cut uf
ca-tom hauSes snd tie various otk ia the
United State. invite u "a dslnl he Demo-
ciaiic orrauiz .ti"n Wbtg HIS IL not = steat
srsi glori,,u~ hs,t'r,g Has H not i,isle,i empire
"a the C..nieier,c,r Ha> il not cirrie,i saet.e,s-
finl, tht,nl. i thee i,ae gn war Hive We tot
l1t, Jtck~un. n ii 49, tie tf>t iiviI. nlsn " ho
ever paul = patuusi ,,b. sI,d ere. wha =
-ev lrd that again Is,id the Geast of the United
Siatsl Has not the cause Oi iree'.cm been Or,
nraei by IT, and 80 Under enieut Treasury e>tah-
ii>h,-i ~ ag IL suald take hour- rei,s ne
9" You ssr .l"ttau< ease. 81 Tie Drtnucfsi e
ptr my lnncn,tauee- Aiieh | have alwaNs
ft.alDrd ole al the ch.is~t I-.rfun~ ct
lrgerty that belongs TO TIE A ,oive-
We hid Van Borsn then. bat &c have
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

4 eotemporsry. after a king = calcut,tio
tie commencement of the wHr SAYS:

4 eoteupOrsry. aiter - king calculation Of
he u0mhe OF slaves l.st 10 their owners since
tie commencement of the war, SAYS:
These calculations give grand tot i of Gro.
ON slaves wholly last 10 Southern masters by
al the These SLAVES ~ Valuation
of 500 e,ch. represent wealth OF thirty mil.
lon- al o.llirs.
' h j. large sum, but in The meartime the
Fed, r., Government naS prnothIl expended two
thousand million dollars $50 900 ono 300 or up
warts OF thirty thousand dollars Tor each negro
beraie,l Now, il thi, war could e Gegrlded
into war Tor emancipation, IL IL evident
future OI erntlonS must lie conducted on Il very
Il fierent pro. ramme from that hitherto followed,
unless We are prepared Ia foot large bill OF ex
pen>es Al least thirty negroes could he bought
"a the ,u,herl m,rket toe the money
now prin. for one. anil vet there are th0us uds
of me', ~ho persist in thinking thu em ncyr,tinn
hy force ct arms. cons ell merel, = hnanci,l
me,-ure wnuid result much better than IA am.
H. he bargain with the -l,vehn, e. Tor the sale
at the entire LOT of negroes IN their possession.
The, think. however. thai when The NEGROES he n
ct Mr L'ucou~ Irocltn ,ti"u. they viii run oil
ThI> j. much cheaper WY II il could only he
IA ide To work. Bui u i very pl lin IL wiil not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
he Gid Democra Party in PhiIa-
deiylsfa.

Never dui the true courage. mettle and endur
ance oi tie old ID, mocratic party shuw Ia more
advauta ge Ih,n iu ne recent contest ~ this CT,
Ia Ihe ht>i DAYS 81 tie pstis. ~hen il was .es by
An'iTeN Ja ks"n. IT. discipline. faItllGde AMI
hrateiy. aas ne, q IA ie cnh>p. cuvu>lk dI-pllyei
The cUnie WIS unequal "te lie Ambition
purity had ali tie FeflelAi iii en- stimulated hy
orers hnm the President himself, and loaded
with none, >tnlen ii,'m the nrtonll treasury by
rlulherlnl army cuntr. ctor> 10 cOnie Il again,t
10 this must he al Cl the pulpit which was u~e,.
To IL fullest extent, and the pes which -uh
>ldizei. ami the woikmen who were inundated.
ANA the ltinreTs wlio iuced. and then
some notion cie be conceived oi the urce array
et again the Democracy Az inst this vast ar
ray WIS piited tie d. mocratic party .in.ls and
clone T'iet had no patronage. M Feleral ufii
TER ia II tin'Idale. n0 Bank 4, eselt- To Ihdor-e
no Provost VI r-hnl 10 mre-t Nome at thee
thing, aide the Democratic patty, and yet hook
1t the vote pole,l. Wines the Single hear eel
Gevo'on To- principle which led thirty thousand
meI to lace ala The appliances OF the ehem' and
cast their votes for the Democratic patty They
were called sece-siuui-> and traitors painted out
~ tie stieet their hus hess ihiertqed with their
families ii>u.teti. their chit, zen o>iracizesi.
none "i lc,e things mo, eel them. or shook Their
i'ilh IN or devoiun ~ the old Democratic party
What contrast hts Win the mean spirited COW
Hrds IN the Ambition uIriN, VIM. rom behind lhe
var pow er ui the National miui-lratioi. shot
their poi~inesi arrows unseen nt the men {. hun
hes we're afraid 10 meet IN oIen day. Who sug
le-iet strong rope, and such appliances ni "
rants and bu ies. tor Iho-e ho differed with them
IN opinion. The Democrats If tie city nrace the
h hit en-. lair che, and their conduct Is
thy OF all ,ennelniari,n. though in small
IA uur, iI hUmi,eIs, q e moral oi the victory l.
With them lie, ate the clurs M iublc "Iin
on ter they ci,guiiiui.ed the rish'. The I ion.
,he Ce,,slsuii, II. The laws Coz lies tie De
Infs f.tcN ~ faii sasiia ier heir sie.aa t--.
cersl, icN I'D aetotsou ou uesd lat - Cga-
E0ationol Lasen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
Political arreAts in Illinois.
The Chicago Iimts slVS:

A great many more citizens of Illinois have
been mm,riiy and arbitrarily arrested. Irau--
ported uut oi the State, cast into prison., TIE ited
with ind gnffy. kept in snurthce oi The chlr-e.
a .hii-t them. Deuied a trial tl,. are known
to the pu'iic generally We will th'hk the
friends OF all such cizens. ar the citizens them
selves Il they have been discharged. II they will
furnish IL With a brief abstract OF each case l.
is important that the people of lllinol, should
know TO what extent the State sovereignty has
been outraged ami the constitutional rights ui
citizens vioisied. Let the oppressed parties or
their friends furnish lis with the facts and We will
shed lie light.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

We ,vvruors MT u.arl with vrru NJ
t,sie-QMu Sales .eenfietlnueiio gsaWt eis;
~ sWhaity. g.,er.of Ysr'-. 81 III n"i-. wss
he,e ,s.fer-sr, ," iH t'as~r~w N e ' ON
an,sLer Irssht II : aid. mi-si-'' - " - b.
tn. ~hese sno'her grind rnnsi'catea o @ ssrh-
or. : Z. i.- bed shortly TIE O .serupf- d AL
fu better attend 90 ibs'r le-,im ie dut'e- A.
hume and let tie representatives. 81 the y ,iioia
Government run the Federal machinery. ifihey
are not capable Of doing II. let ths people have
. chance 70 select new men. Thee Governor
eonvocatious are bat another evidence of the IN
capacity Of the Republican party TO administer
The Government.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

The lni'.ngs,lis Journal tikes M the
Gu els ia" A-le, vi the Cin,ini,atl G0-sue
and lns-esf into .Is,it = pirae graph IN the d. mo.
crof. which spoi.. al Agate" ~ an Abolt,ori>f:
hO better m n -ss'e-h. or worse Ia the course
oi his article lie esnnes That We ell all Abo-
litiubist> ~ho veiei the Union cket--an as~ump-
ton wifh"ut the ~li-hieSt warrant Thousands
oi true Cnpn nnn voted that ticket Then i've
ASSUMES tint luitut generally cnncurS w,th
"Asa'e. mi tire soldiers from lniitna ere ~
the s,me STRIPE. 'ad thu. con e,luen,lv. our re
maxi ~ p!. Ia 'isen H.vins IN ,ae these con
tetient a->umi tons. hi> wrath hegiliS tn ri-e
We have abused all the -nlder- oI ludilmi. i'm. It
the whoe State. The, have come lle e u defend
our hume, and thus We treat them Toward The
end { grows mlre and none indignant He
tell us ''titat the iims may come when he my
know 10 his cost v p ii m .uid ers are and be
discussed al his iiee in their rebel BUSINESS in
WAY that Won't leave an, peasant memory be
hind "
We can nfurss him that We have no favors to
ask at either ra'.,rils Sefe.-onistS ami in this
We agree with the party " lnd, llel, success
tai at the poS. aud thirds of the other party
I a>e t~n isrtlOu> made this war--Dne l,y their
unpatrlotc aud wickel interme dng with Nhaf
WAS oi their business. and the oiher bv their
depra, ell lust OF power. The country will have
l,e when both s,e put dowu-one bv the baih,t
box and the other u, the sword. The peope OF
the Nur'h ale U'lu-lng OF che nlrtl etlectullly.
aIsd We Ihk The I'm e. oi The United States will
eiiecinalit u~l o-e al the other.
A. To protecting our home AMI all thu; ,nrt of
stuff, the army dh!h't here ior th purpose
The, cfmc tO preserve The Government anu Ell
fnrye The liWs ut the Umtei State not Ia pro
an individual We beg leave to inform the
editor tht the protection of her home ami tire
side and press j. not the purpose uf the Union
armies. Ii Il =. il is rather "a poor business. We
dOh't ak II II casts mure than il comes to. Tie
soldiers ~ Indiana have come here. have gone
everywhere Ia support the GpveuLment. ami
brNely have they departed them elves every
where They have me Ih .uks at every ln,al
man in the L i'm. e-pe.inlly it, Keutucks. whe,e
Their gillanir, has been display Ell IN almost every
blit'e
The Tire e ri lhl> ia q cent radical we lie
sa-e. u he WISHES ta.fesca "a tntshth- he litd
hetfcf q, il a.. -ss.s. ,l,e s,l3fss o. l,ah,nt
ALL hsffs .sas - sir,l- fo = lll,eliiael aul
refudiaied -Lse~rai. .. moerm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

IS Some OF the Ahoiitonisls are abusing Gen
SCorr becau-e lie advised ia. President To sup
port the CRrrrtNDLS resolutions. Any uerson
Who does not now wi,h IN his heart lhit tie Pies
i"ent had supported those resolutions NUT he
either hend or fool
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

The New Ymk World conservative
Rr,ub len, j urral. ieiers o. = ,>-ius VI Clay -
int shining apostle ot he higher law. who
draws the salary "f VI l.,r General. and spends
H. tine soins n'"at the country abusing those
vino pay tie taxes"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY !?
THATHS THE QUESTION.

sSvHE propretors Of the "PARISIAN CABINET or
i WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined regardless OF expense issue. free for the
benefit OF -ur ring humInit,) FOUR Of the most in
STR ctive and Interesting Lee Msrra.e and it,
Disqualification. Nrrv Debility, Premature Decline
Of Manhood Indigestion. Weakness Oppression Los
Of En AMI Vital Power. the treat Social kviS and
those Maadies which result frum you hiul fne-, FIX
ce>eS ot Maturity. ignorance If Physol W and Ma
ture'> Law These inVa liable Lscrure- have been the
means o. emil ghcnng and saving thousands, and will be
forwar lei r the receipt 81 four Stamps by address
ing SfCR TNRY PARisrsN CAHNFT ASAToxY An
MEDICINE, 563 broadway, New York. Je23-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

Demlcrits, trtl'e: Abiliiunlsis, Ten; InIe
prnGen'-. iwo Ty, -" independents. ~ho are
e.ec ell ia opP.-IfT'h Z" fi,e re4ul,r Absii,ion
nunrbee-. We think are NOT nieni in the r
views. We ex eel 60 fiid Mr. Ii lie taking -
Conservative course; p:''btb,. IN most matters,
acting with the Democrats. Mr. Frey has here
tofore been fully Hssni bel With he A'otinniSts.
and We are 81 tie spin'on that al We have gained
by his election IS -.srds eat oi the Wnnvt caliIi-
date
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

~ The Louisville journal, i'm announcing
the great democratic victory in Peun-, lvania.
Ohio nnd lndiana. say: We do - with light
CT heart than We have carried in our bosom for
many wetks"