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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

varnish made Wholly or IN psrt # gum cop<l r>rd
~, 80 N e<h-r Ems 81 suhzfsnccs 5percl
ys,~,.hi. 80 s,rr S.noa 1oents-
Vegetable pulmonary balssu sasue - "Dsntu-
zee"
vermiluee same - s'Denfifroe"
Warehouse entry, AZ clstom ho~ses- not exceed-
Ing dollar IN value. stamp duty Sscsn1~
Do. do. exceeding dollar, and Dot exce>dins
Do do s.., exceeding Eve dollars IN sslue 100
wsrehouse receipts. stamp duty - cen.s
Whisky. per gallon 20 cents
Do. rectihed, y not % pay an additional duty.
Wholesale dealers. ufsicr which tern J. inciudet
every person whose buSlncss occupation -
to sell. or efer 70 ssli. grocsries-or any gosis,
wares p1erchaadise u fore "a dounesic
production. BY more than one original pack
ace piece ~ time, - ne same par
chaser. not including wines. sprtuous 60 malt
liquors. for each li,ense - 90
Wholesale dealers Ia liquors - every tescrp-
ton. including distilled sFirits. fernenfed ~
quors and wiles Il al kinds (pcrsons etller
than di<licrs, Who sell oder Cor sale any
such iiqnors. ia euknfificS Of more than three
gallons a one time tutAe same purchaser, are
incladed.l Tor each license 100 90
Willow manufactures at per CT
Vine made Of grapes. per gailon 3 cents.
Withdraw Al entry at custom hcu-e stamp duty 80 cents
Weed. manufactures Of II not otherwise pro-
vided for 3per Ct
Wood screws IL eta
Wool manufactures o. Otherwise specified. per CT
wersted manufactures II, not Otherwise specified per ca
Worm iozenges. a. .Dentifrice-'
Wit. stamp duty 80 cents
Zinc msnafsct1res Of not otherwise specified per
+ Do, oNyse Of. per 100 pounds 3 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIAN AP0L1S
r. ILR @ "A D.
1862. - - sE 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route 80 Chicago VIA Kokeme,
81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Am AND AFTER NAY s. iss2, trsins will Re
~ follows
Nal Tam viii leave Indian apoiis Al lilo NJ.
stop all stations and make close connection 81 kekomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for lovanSport Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
Peru 3l5 T. N in tine TO make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway. going ksst and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru 81 500
A. NJ. after the arrival 81 the train the T. W X W.
from the Fast ard arrive indianapolis ~ go A. NJ
in time make connections for ali points East south
and West.
An ExpresSran will leave Indianapolis al io5 =. NJ
hokono with train Tor Chicago. AMI arrive az
Peru 500 A. H. II time to make connection with trains
going Fast and West the Toledo ard Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru at 400 NJ
making elnse connection Al kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Log an~port sui Al Indianapolis az
4l0 p " in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville ard other pciufs.
Special attention given the transportation OF live
stock. produce and merchandise leneraiiy-
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THxo p. HAusHrS. General Tic~ef Agent. apls2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
INDIANAPOLIS And CINCINNATI

- n y - -
r a / r . a d
- =
Shorfess Ronte by Thirty Miles!
40 CHANGE oP CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three translesse indianapolis iay. sundays excepted)
yIRST TRAINED AN CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
8 Express Cirsinnau al 10 A NJ, and Lex
ington, Ky. 7.3o T. n
Second Irain-1aso \. N-Cincinnaf Mall. arrives At
Cincinnati $40 A. NJ making c-e connection with Little
Miami Railroad for loveafd. Morrow Columbus, New
ARK. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling
Third Train-635 4. NJ, Cincinnati Express arrives az
Cincinnati lilo T. NJ.
Pare by any other
Call for tickets rn the indianapolis aTt Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL SoncE.Be you get in the right train NJ
indianapolis The Gully Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track, being the farfhes track south IN the Union
Depot al indianapolis.
". ii. l. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
VIM POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

SEw iNSTRCNEST-JUST THE THING FOn
n Sabbath Schools. Academies and small Churches.
~ 49, ~ OBR E<AXS.
uy3 WILLARD . sTOwkiL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes Imposed ny the Tax Bssi,
ana Passed by Congress- June 23ds
as8z-The Dates eu Incomes, 1nsu.
suranee Cempaniess Railroad Cem.
paRses, Acs-Thc Taxes ON Distilled
sPtrtss, "Reminiscences, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff, Sc.
gars, Iron, Soap, screws, Cloth, Len
shers Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-Thc Tax
eu Cetsen-Thc License Tax, &C, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-07

The Tar Bi Just passed both Houses Of conusss on
the I'D Of June. We give below table Of the taxes H-
po-d The q the articles and classes Of persons
taxed arranged alphabetical form, rendering the
tsbie valuable foz and ready reference:
Tefsxes imposed are Of the following dereut classes,
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Personal.

Gov. .sprague, OF R, l.; Gov. Andrew, Of ksss.;
Gov. Curtin, Of Pa; Gov. Todd, Of Ohio; Gov.
Pisrpont, Of Va; .dov. Solomon, Of wis.; Col.
Lewis, Col. Woodiord, Major Yodges, U. 8. A.;
Key West, Florida; and Capt. Ritohie. q. 8. n,
are stopping at Wilards'.
Hon. James T. Nixon, N. j.; Admiral Gregory,
Capt. b. y. Gregory, q. 8. n; Hon. James b.
English, Ct; Samuel Peck, New Haven, o.;
T., Philadelphia; David Buchanan, Pa, are d!
the Metropolitan.
Gov. Ystes, o. N. Hatch, J. K. Dubois, John
Moses, ILL.,; Major Gen. MoClernand, T. 8. Mas
ter chief Of artillery, W. Rivss. 4: D: g.. o. q.
NH, Hon. B. Barlow, w.. are 1t the Ma
uonal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
New HospitAls.

Bone half dozen new hospitals are now being
ntted up In q temporary manner, in oonss-
9uenoe Of the pressure for hospital room In
the Seventh ward; the Almshouss; Park Hotel,
on Seventh street; the old Wigwam, or printing
once, on the corner Of Indiana avenue and
Second street; the St. Aloysius hospital; and
the Federal hospital, nearly opposite the Doug.
Lac
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
DIED,

On the 1eth instant, after short but severe
illness, Mrs. MARY QunN. wife Of Daniel Quinn,
In the seth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place today, from her
late residence, corner Thirteenth and @ streets,
1t 8 O'Clock, where her friends and those Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend, with.
out further notice.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
0hoOtln9.

A soldier. who was riding up Eleventh street
Thursday night last, about t08 O'Clock, was
spoken TO by some oolored people, whom the
soldier hred his pistol into the crowd. The ball
struck q woman, and glanced and passed
through the body Of q man, who 10 not expect
cd to live. The soldier rode OF; the pstrolmsn
on the beat could not ostoh him, nor nnd out
his name.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Arrival OF Released Unisn Soldiers fron
RlohmOnd.

About 1850 released Union soldiers from
Richmond arrived In this city yestsrday, and
We never saw. The description they gave OF
Richmond aud their su6erings while In prison
there, ID sOrr0wful In the extreme. They say
there are great many Union people In and
themselves suoh; but speak out openly and
boldly. The most Of these prisoners are with.
out hats, GOATS, or shoes; some are with only
pants, and others had no shirts to their backs.
the citiisns, or rather the ssoessionists, used
to congregate In front Of the prison, and taunt
them with threats Of violsnoe, and called them
the id Yankees" They bore all these
least murmpring. We hope the Government
will see to It, that they are properly cared for,
because Il there is any body Of men Who should
have the favor Of the Government, II 10 these
patriots who have so nobly sacrificed every.
thing to uphold the integrity Of the Govern
msnt, and to put down this unholy rebellion.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

A II u r II u Att
"A Il necessary, sithsr for IN Omsse o. Phvsts,
IN orasf 70 capture two oeStAin aSttalss, vis O1s
nsW o4IRT and one psir Of HOSE, WhieA M len
Dc @. II. NUNOW.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
PArQlad Rrlaanara.

lsls, Richmond, arrived In this city yesterday
per steamer Hero, from Annapolis. They con.
ettute the last invoice from Richmond and
having been exchanged, they were forwarded
TO their respective regiments at once.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Daakang aasss.
Atss,saon. AAaas.a,

Dr.. vsIlny 10 yet engaged IN an extensive
ssnton Of the be- poor, @ p puny, smScis,sd victims
Of their ewn sins 10 the best sources Of remedy.
Pirst, give up your present course Of life 1t
ouoe and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than Dr.. vellnyl and BE- CURED Of the disease
and sending you TO premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

The Navy Department Building
l. now assuming quite . stately appearance.
An additional story has been put upon the
building, and Il 10 now undergoing thorough
painting, which improves the external appear.
anos to considerable extent.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
OlolhlAI DsRos. =.

A large and substantial frame building has
been ereoted on Sixteen. and. al half street, bs,
tween and !, for the purpose OF storage for
clothing for the army. Several boxes Of the
same were stored there yesterday
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
FlGhting in the Btrsse.

Christopher Fiege and Edward Abnsr we're
arrested on Thursday by Ofioer NoDevitt, Of
the Third ward, on the charge Of fighting In the
street. They were taken before Justice Clark
and nned q each. whioh they paid and we're
dischErQed
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
More Woundsd Arrived.

Two hundred and sixty. .one wounded soldiers
arrived In this oity yesterday afternoon about
one O'Clock, and were distributed among the
various hospitals In this oity.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
d eserlOrs

One hundred and forty desersers from our
ranks. picked up in Baltimore, New York, and
other Northern cities and towns, arrived here
yesterday forenoon, and were sent to Fort Ellis.
worth AlsxandriA
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.

0noyRH's TanArRs-Handy Andy.--hr. and
Mrs. W. J. Florence continue to draw crowded
and fashionable audiences. No night since
their sngagemsnt commenced has there been
room for all Of the anxious applicants for
seats, and some nights there has been no stand.
ing place available after O'Clock.
This evening the management has selected .
bill Of comic attractions full Of rich fun and
play Of I" Handy Andy y 10 arst on the pro-
gramme; In whioh Mr.. Florence appears as the
blundsripg Irishman. This will bs suooeedsd
by Koppi!I's potpourri. ~ Day with the Irish
Briesds." which will b performed this evening
With Mr.. .Florenos's Protean play, "Misohisvous
Annie" In which Mrs. Florence will sustain
hve characters, singing = number Of eongs-
among which are "Bobbin' Round, my Mary
Ann".and dancing several elegant Frencn and
Spanish dances.
.FosD's TusArRl.-Ftsno Apy-Mss MiacAsu.
%SEa a T s. rs1 Il ssn
tire, the thrilling military drama Of The
French Spy" . play In days gete by made
celebrated BY Mao. vestris, atsrvards at.
S ss; o. s ss Sut .S M /. ss
ing powers Of Miss Maggie Nitohsl, the several
characters Of which she represents IN . rs.
markably attractive manner. The play CON.
eines combat: and tableaux, 2 shcwy military
somo tragic speeches, flashes Of the comic
muse, startling situations, orchestral accom-.
paniments. This evening will bs MIS- n!tohsll's
last performance Of 1.-THE French 6py" on any
stage !. Z only acted by hs. shs evening q
Monday evening, the astonishing romance Of
varied beauties, that has been performed for
the last i've nights In suoh able dramatic form.
known al over the principal cities. (.nd g
Fsnohon, The Criofst." WIN bs again pro.
duoed. 1t will also be performed next eatur.
day afternoon. for the special enjoyment Of
families.
CANfRRsuRY.-An immense crowd were in
attendance last evening, all Of whom seemed
greatly to enjoy the varied, intsressing, and
at q O'Clock, grand matinee will b given for
the especial accommodation Of ladies and
children, when all Of the great company, In.
oluding the bright particular stars, Marietta
Tonight grand gala bin is offered, embrsoin1
the combined talent Of the entire splendid oom.
pmy. Beautiful Marietta will appear upon the
rope In her didicult feats, among others, stand.
Ing upon one tiptos. and dist!ibuting aowers 70
The Scottish Nightingale, Aiss Agnes 6outhsr-
land, will sing several Of her choicest musical
gems. Hart and Simmons will keep the su.
disuoe In laughing mood BY their funny de-
Court Of Beauty will appear In their ohasts and
admirable dances.
0RlAr AxlRIoAN CrRous-fAs Afternoon aad
Nigh.-Gardner q Hemming's Circus and
Equestrian School, from New York, will open
this afternoon, with . performance for FAINT
lies, ladies and children. Madame Louise Tour.
naire,. the great French equestrisnne, from
Nixon's Cremorne Garden, Is among the num-
Der Of female riders, as also are Nile. Hslonin
Bregy, from the Royal Cirque, Paris; Mis- Hliss
Gardner, the danseuso and eQusstrisnne; and
Nile. Camilla, the lovely and daring female
rider. Messrs. Dan Gardner and James Rsy.
nolds will dispense the gifts Of Nomus.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
MAR RRIBD.

On the evening Of the 18th inst, BY Rev.
Frederick T. Brown, Of Cleveland, Ohio, xr.
Wy: b. WoaxLli to RAoHsL j., eldest daughter
Of VIM. 8lade- all Of this city.
fClsveland papers will please oopy.l
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Thsn.

James Anderson Was arrested on Thursdsy,
by Ofdoer Walker, Of the Third ward, on the
charge oftheft. Ae was talasn before Justice
Clark and remanded to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Fast Riding.

Henry Isaacs was arrested on Thursday by
O1aoer Pendell, OF the Fourth ward, for fast
riding In the street. He was taken before Jus.
uce Walter and fined 90.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

TUE NEW MUSIC BOOKS FOB THE
L Public 6ohools-The Conoordia and Golden
Wreath; also Warren's Biographies and Kerl's
Grammar, ct Introduction Prices
fall supply Of School Books on hand, q the
Bookstore OF MN, ,BALLANTYNE,
ssp plk-Sw eos Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
rns Indian HsrS psss,,

Prom Canada, will describe dlssass md tall h p
tsa6 TIE nature ofthsr complaints O. nlAso, With.
oat receiving any iufornatloa IRON tAsa. NseAavps
f. oonssnsltoN ~ edvtos. One, No. II Wasbis6ton
strset, Washingtoa, D. O. ap l1H
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
3 lridss, R, Edward. m Elliott, kn Lynd
Ely, Hts Jno "

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sisSslss, Elish Ssii. Jane
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H.rs Mary Hss...; Nary H...,s; ,.... :, n,n. IN :.
asli, a,Ii M.a ~: rs hhfis hin.s.yE Hisos., MI.
Hoir, Mr n . Mlsgin;, ,NI:C ptHoooldt, Sarah
Hunt, FIN Hogan, Annie
Jones, JosspdineJudah, Charlotte johnson, MA
Jeunlng.. M.s.aJohnstonss, Jsek.on, Alice J
;:s $:$s;s; M " ,," :s Ss$a.ss, Mr. Johnson John
k:ssn kss ks kaSsk .Sk AaSis kso. Maria
kk,., .l'sn M. D.; n K!ndSsk a,, Anu' Buns. kSnSs,
LINK, mrs Il u Logan, Mrs + ) JnoR
Lane: Lane: NJ: Ms' 81 LsSss IsSSss Lssa LL n.s
Murphy, Cath M.ll..d, u sa,ly M.nn.s..r; !, Mnc
Mslond; jane Meaehem L D M,lchey, Cath
Nitsissd, M,a ,a Moody, Eii.. M1Fsdden, Mira
MsTRny MsIIRIny silly MsS.s. sSSi. MAJ r%
Mearts, Rachel Murrinser, MrJEMcCartha,
Murry, Fannie 8 MoIlvAin, Mrs T
Musell. Mrs Murphy, Mary
Nl..srn, Mra Northrop, LibbyNorthrop, E
Norton, lila
ostsa, Mis-. Omen, Mrs Cap,oaOm. Mrs A
Palmer; Mary L Propris, nellie Psddaoks sEllz
Pesrcs, Mar u Palmer, Elisa PsIson, Miss II
Psir,s, Car II Prentisi, Sarah JPulaski, Agnes
fSs fSS lazy F:AsG1 Ats. % H. cF:1'ss FsIas!'
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Rus, Mars H-a Reed, MIs Z Rlshards0n, Mrs
Es:. EEss.' MS sss, kiss sisis nln.r,.
Reed, Sarah IA Rowan, Mrs H
sw;ssyA NV Ass a;y s:S;1
s:,Si1 ssiS Iii sR;si; ks! sss
si; smith, Nj Csa.io..sSsw sSs St c''1' Miss
Smith, Elisa st Clair, Misc A Stewart, Mrs A
T..
Thompson, Thomas, Isabella Iisdale, Mrs W
Tune, Mary thomas, Henriet Tihlnan, Frances
Thaw. Mrs Chas Thomas, Ann u Thomas, belle-a
Trescy, Kate Thomas, Mas FDTurubsrk, Mrs ]
Tariton, Julia Tailor, Caroline
U.
Uhel, Cath Cmsted, Sallis d
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vanzintt, ,MaggisYauRhn, HelsnAY Vaughn, Eliza u
Van Cott ELLA Jvsndefpool, II Van Horn, II
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White, Celia Williamson, II Wnsaton, Mrs O
Wade, Harriet sWoods wo orth II AAWetherell, Jane
Vile, CharIotteB Walker, Mary Williams, Mrs ]
White, Ellen Wallistou, Louisa Wilson, 6allie N
Ward, Mrs Capt Washington. Li1Worthingtoa. N
Woed, Mary wheaton, K n WarnwriKnt, Ms
Wood, Sarah Warren, MrsC Richard
williams, Aupie Wilis, Abby L Williams. z rms
Whitlock, Bst A Willis, MARIA Wilson Mary
Williss, Blsaoh Weber, Mrs D q Winn, Mrs n d
william on, Geo
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Very respectfully yours,
n nnARu n IN

OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOM,
" No. 46t Seventh aysa, bslop r.
The subsoriber takes great pleasure In Announcing
10 his old Friends and Cusomefs that he has opened
store at No <64 seventh street, near +, where
he has line, selected stock Of Clothing for Men and
Boys' wear, which they have just received from the
North and Offers them ior sale ct the lowest North.
sIn prices. j. BRUCE CO,
Clothiers, No. Asl Seventh street.
Every body's attention Ia called to our new stock
Of Clothing for Men and Boys use, which we have
Just reosivsd and osr for sale ct very low prioss s
No. AZ Seventh street, near y.
Propriston Of Oak Hall Clothing Room
The national Republican., 1862-09-27

BsArdslee ,LtAW
Bemsn, Capt AH
Bacon , Capt A
Barnard, Ash
BArrow,Arthur
SipSi"i'h 5 'ssrs !
Brown, Alb ca
Boye', Amb.2
Burns A j 2
bodh.h, G N
Bsrkslee, , CIV,
Becker, G II
Bobb, ChAs
Barnes, 9 R-2
Bigelow, g l.
Boyle, Chss II
Blcksrton, Chss
Bsyard, 1t U A
Baker, Chas M
Bishop, d j
blanchard, D "
Browne, y j
Bliss, Dwight II
Betters, D-2
Bennett, Elias
Baldwin, Nd s
Blits, 4 Jr,-2
Brown, II Jr,
Borkipg, Ed
Busbee i A-2
Brooks, Frank
Bartoch, Fsrd
Benuut, y X
Blceke, + o
bGF''$ls'd + Cap
Brlckett, DR. G ]
Burn, Jo,
BrowB, Jno G II
Britt, Jas
Brown, Jno A
Browne, Jno
nunoe, Isaac 8
Baird, jos ID
Byrne, Jno
Black, DR. Jno D
Bland, Jnc W
Brown, j u
Brown, Rev ! II
Brown, L
Black, Jno
Blyther, Jno W
Brown, Jas l.
Bopfsll jos N
Bin,lins'' \ Kornis
Bartholomew, L
Bowen, Levin G
BrAgdon, l. N
Bu'kner, l.
Butterheld, Ella
Bond Levi
nhbee Capt l. B
Barnett, Lewis
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The national Republican., 1862-09-27
(oohhUNloAfRD.)
(Rxtfaot from Letter On The Battle -Tield.)

This battlell lAntistam) has bsen the most
sangutnary ofthe war, and the only one fought
With design and upon military principles. The
arrangement Of our oorps-the overlooking DO.
sition Of the Commanding Qsneral-shs sending
up Of the centre, and nnal success sxoitss BE-.
wildering. admiration, and carries the mind to
the great Acids Of Austsrlits and wagram,
fought BY Napolson: or fsll this have spoken.
The heart history Of such CONFLICT, purchased
must bs found in the hospitals. War has IL
gloriss-but II has It's ten thousand demons in
these human tortures, that make the sye-bslls
sohe-the heart bleed-ths lips palsy, and the
brain REL. Tss sght M s, T. q nrst po:atiysly ur.
ling away in silent oaimness-while the dis.
severed limbs and maniac brain Of others give
rise to sounds God grant may not again wit
mess.
But 70 mothers who now seek . son-or wife
husband-or sister . brother-or sons II
father-know and be oonsoled that even here
the hand Of mercy IL watohful. and better care
ts bestowed upon your loved one than might at
nrst seem possible: It was In the hospital
the history Of those mythical words 90 often
seen and 20 little understood, rs. T.-ls8o-X,D
Anything alleviatinR the su6srings and saving
the lives Of our soldiers 10 national blessing.
witnessed some astonishing results from this
article.
II 10 we'll known the effect Of burnt gunpow-
der and excitement 10 thirst, which, added to
the loss OF blood In the wounded, creates the
necessity Of . reyiving stimulant. In this par.
tioular hospital, the physicians ware allowing
their patients TO drink Plantation Bittsrs, other.
wise called 8. T.--lsso-X. and although the
wounded are most numerous hsrs-this divis-
lon having opened the nght ats 10 the morning
the men were mostly composed, and there was
but very little fxinting. The article acts upon
the stomach, and nerves In most inoompre.
hensible manner, superior to brandy, and with.
out subsequent supplying reaction. 1t origi-
mated In the West Indies, containing oalisaya
bark, winter green. lavender, anise, oloys
buds, orange, snake root, 3D.. preserved In St.
Oroix Rum-the 8. T.-lss0-X being secret
Ingredient, not yet revealed to the public. II
10 principally recommended for want Of apps.
tits, disordefed liver Intermittent fsvsfs, stom.
aohle difioulties, 30. I understand Il was
somewhat known In the Southern States prsvi.
Gus to the war, and II appears an agent Of Jsf
fsrson Davis recently appliedto the propris.
tors for the privilege to make II for hospital
purposes during the war, to which they made
the following reply'
NEW YORI, Jan. 10. 1857,
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
pnlsa. Ann~s~s-.-s

Police AppointnsAI
Jerome Taylor has been appointed patrol.
man In the Third ward.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
LIST OF LETTERS
lsnArna n THI
WARRINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
Friday, September 10, lsea.
OFFICIALLY PuDLIsHxD IN TIE NEWS.
PAPER HAVING fHE LARaYST
CIRCULATION.
Ladies' List.

Ayrsy, Eisibsih Andrsvs, JansRAvery, ID,
Barns, Ap.li. pp.,., NJ: =: Ste. Barker, A,ls.
Bfanss, Mn I, jrBarnard, MnGM Brewster. Lydia
ss sia hs; 81, N" .s,,s Rnn: n
Bs,s!:y, Mrs wRsy.a' VII. - NJ 49, =
Brown, Nay J ,s B.::as;,,, ma, Irsn Baden, Lucy
ballard, nyw Barlow, Mrs colBsnssn, Nh X
cis,i, ~: Fir Gown, Ss W. . 6 6t%sas, T &I: W
'. Con ~: y J.Ss % colp:wS.sh niS Mr. p.,.
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Dear sir.-ln reply 10 your communicate
Offering US "Piity thousand dollars for the rs.
cips and right to make the Plantation Bittsrs
for hospital purposes during the war;" We beg
to say your price 10 liberal one, considering
It would cost Us nothing TO comply, and that
otherwise We oan derive no revenue from the
Southern States; but, sir, our dutlaS TO our
Government and our ideas OF fconsstsnoy would
not allow US to entertain It, although II might
please us to assuage the su6erings Of your mis-.
guided followers.
We remain,
Very respectfully yours,
p. h. DlAxl B %.
These gentlemen give the history Of certain
ingredients Of their article for over two hun
dred years-showing that through all changes
Of the medical profession and it, practitioners,
strength, composure and oheeffulness have
been derived from these sources. DR.. Woods
in the Washington Hospitals informed me that
he had been unable to produce an hours slssp
in one patient for nearly two weeks. and be
was fast sinking and crazy, until the Plantation
Bitters came to bis knowledge, when one days
trial gave him nights rest and he was nov
fast recovering. am surprised our Govern
mont has not eQualled Jefferson Davis In energy,
and adopted this invaluable article In all our
hospitals. As lay member, can bear witness
II 10 "good to take" and affords more energy
and life than anything have ever tried. Suo.
cess to the Plantation Bltters.
But have digressed. In my next shall
speak Of gathering in the wounded, burytng
the dead, DO. B.
sent 25-eO.l3t