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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

This writ seems To- be still in force in Indiana
The Judges OF the Supreme Court were severally
busiy employed in hearing applications for II
during the past week
Being present At the hearing of one on Satur
day, in which the Judge announced probable
change of ruling, on his part, in these cases, 50
far they relate To enlistment of boys IN the
army, thought it mi ht he proper to make a
short note at IT, The application was 10y -
~, TO take boy under eighteen from com
pany in the regiment of Col. Mansfield. The
Judge remar ked that he had heretofore been bold
ing that where "a boy under eighteen years OF age
was held with the consent of his parent vr guar
dian, he could not be released by hsbeas corpus.
He said the lucid remarks of Col Darlington, on
Yesterday, in a case heard by Judge Hanna, had
almost satisfied him of hi- mistake.
The question not one al consent on the
par, Of the parent, but OF Do,reT on the part OF
the officer 90 hold The officer derived his powers
from the Government. and none had Teen given
him to receive or hold any one under eighteen
wears: and hence his holding OF such person was
unlawful Suppose father should consent TO
the enlistment of his daughter: would that give
the officer power To hold her! plainly not. Public
policy had something 90 do with this matter. IL
could not be deemed wise oh the part OF the Gov
eminent demOralze the boys of this genera
ton who we're To he the men OF the next They
ought - be under their parents II home and the
schOOlmaSter in the school house As an EVIL
dence of the demorlizing influence OF war. he
referred To the fact. that a high officer IN the
army a citizen of our city. and who -ad resigned
had informed hin. that even the ChaplainS IN th'
army were utterly without any good moral in
huepce. and we're objects of contempt on account
of their low and de>picabe habits. He shout,
discharge the boy. he being under eighteen n
consent of parents could not confer power upon
the officer u hoid--that consent came from I'll,
Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

NEw YokK. Nov. 3o-A di<rstch from Bay
ards cavalry reports no rebels this aide Of the
Rappalisnock. Their Piekets line the CHER side
Of the river.
A Washington dispatch states that Burnside
had long consultation With the President, Hal
leck and the War and Navy Departments. A
cabinet meeting was Afterwards held.
hsrper's Ferry dispatch states thai Jackson
moved towards ThoroughiaIe Gap on last Thurs
day
New Orleans advices gives glowing accounts
OF Union demonstration held on the 18th. Reso-
lutions were adopted sustaining the Administra-
ton. expressing desire Of speedy opening Of
the Mississippi and indorsing the rule Of General
Butler
A special to the Herald from headquarters
states that il is rumored jackson is advancing on
our flank from WarrenioB. a proper disposition
of our troops was consequently made.
Lees headquarters are visible two miles back
OF Fredericksburg
The rebels are still erecting earihworks and
have rifed cannon commanding all the iords aud
bridges.
The frgate Vanderbilt arrived from a search
for the Alabama. from the Grand Banks to the
southw~gd of the Bahamas. She spoke one
vessel that saw her in lat. 81 deg. 80 min, long
20 deg Is min
Several of General Banks regiments were
placed aboard ships Yesterday and To day.
The tug Achilles arrived TO night. having safely
towed the Passac TO Fortress Monroe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
From washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov 30-Admiral Dupont, OF
the flag ship Wabash, under date of Port Royal.
the 25th, writes the Navy Department that on the
blockade off Charleston. but was discovered and
chased. but escaped seward owing to dense
fog On the night of the 10th a steamer. sup
posed to be the same. attempted to run the block
ade She was discovered when within two hun
bred yards of the steamer Blunt, which fired a
shell at her which exploded on the deck of the
rebel steamer, causing her To change her course
and afterw ards disappear in the darkness. 1t is
supposed she returned to Nassau disabled
The Navy Department has information that the
Alabama was expected IN the vicinity OF the
Azores early in November, to receive supplies oil
ammunition and men from the Bahamas. 4
steamer took dispatches there for Capt. Semmes
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Nov,
80, P M.-Some of the enemy's camps were yisi
bic yesterday, but disappeared last night They
probably retired To the valley in the rear oil
Fredericksburg.
New rebel earthworks, redoubts and rife pits
grow daily.
Five of our guuboats were reported advanced
up the Rappahanock opposite hing George C. II
The right wing Oi the enemy extends nearly TO
that point, some distance from the river.
Burnside has returned TO camp from Washing
ton.
All quiet to night.
Reports of Secretary Of War. Treasurer and
Postmaster General are not completed. therefore
il is uncertain that the Presidents message will bs
transmitted 70 morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
fnTfELnaRsFH
New York Market.

NV ORR, November -.
Flour marke, dull and heavy AZ 5oaIOc lover.
sales at - 5065 90 for superfne State. IS 75d
5 90 for extra: $ SOFAS 90 for super6ne Western:
s. s5d6 p for common 90 medium extra do:
Sc 6od6 IS for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: So s59s q for trade
brands. market closing heavy
Whisky market frmer. with sales Of Western
at 3e@3e1sc; State 3716c.
Wheat market dull, unsettled and lac lower
for all grades except extra choice which slightly
favors buyers: sales OF Chicago spring NJ 81 l3a
l 81: Milwaukee club 81 1901 -: amber Iowa
81 29@l n. winter rel Western 81 34al q:
amber Michigan 81 39@l Il: extra choice do
81 i2dl ~; amhcr State 81 al: White Gennesee
81 50. ard white Michigan 81 5o6l Sc.
Corn scarcely so active. but prices sre without
decided change: sales at zoe for shipping mixed
Western; 64@6Sc for Eastern: 5etd63c Tor
damaged and heated.
Sugar continues very dull; New Orleans at
l0@ll38c.
Molasses rules Gull aud market heavy. with no
sales OF moment.
Pork without decided change. mess a little
easier; white prime is little frmer at Sl3 l2i,
ala -. mess closing the inside price; $ll 50
oil - for prime. and $l3@l6 so for old and
new prime mess.
Beef more active.
The lard msrket is dull and unchanged; sales
at 9@9lsc; very choice 9sssc.
Butter is selling at l6Cd20c for Ohio and 22@
26c for State
Cheese Is firm at 9la@I3c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
From Nya~s.iogfon.

WASHINGTON November 2o-We learn from
the Times special correspondence that an i'm
pOrtant reconnaissance, which left Falmouth on
the 2Dth, toward Port Conway. returned yester-
day, having acquired valuable information.
The euemy appears in great force near Fred
ericksburg, and is evidently determined to des
perately dispute the passage of the National army
Great amounts of contrabaBd property and army
supplies are being continually sent to Richmond.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-rhe Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue has given notice that
the tax stamps for telegrdms are ready for de
livery. and the senders of messages will be
quired, on and after Monday, December lSt, to
place stamp on each telegram, and cancel it
with the date and initials of the writer The
telegraph companies throughout the country will
require compliance with the law on and after
MnndaX
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
rom Ncwbern.

NEwBERy, n G Nov 2l.-On Tuesday some
4 900 rebels under General Martin attempted 10
drive in our pickets aud take the city. They al
vanced on the Trent road from Polocksville
and succeeded in driving the pickets. after brief
skirnish short distance.
About 500 rebels marched through the woods
seven miles to capture two companies of the 9th
Massachusetts,, and one company Of the Oath
Massachusetts, stationed at Bachelor Creek on
the railroad. The rebels got hot reception
and we're defeated. falling back in disorder and
retreatng on the double quick.
The rebels thought to take our forces unawares
but Colonel John Kurtz OF. the 23i Massachusetts,
the Provost Marshal in command of the post
was prepared at all points
Deseriers from the rebel army are quite uu
merous. fifteen came in on the 10th inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

HEkpoUARrLEs MILITARY CoNNANDER3
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov ~. 1852
l. In answer TO the foliown. message. is the
writ OF habeas corpus usfended rs to soldiers in
arrest for desertion under the Presidents procls-
matonr' the following answer has just been re
ceived:
WASHINGTON Nov. .. lc6a
To CAPT Norman. Military Commander:
The writ OF habeas corpus Is suspended as 10
soldiers ia military custody tor deserlion.
l.. {. TUKNEE. Judge Advocate
III The decision Of the Judge Advocate Gen
eral will govern on the above subject this pest,
and military officers are directed 20 act in con-
formiiy thereto I. W. NEwNAN.
Captain llth L. : inf Mil Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
from CAIRO.

CArRo, Nov. 29.-The Grand Army OF the
South is in motion. Gen. Sherman, with his
forces. left Memphis on Wednesday
Gen Grants army struck their tents at day
light Yesterday, and marched off on the Holly
Springs road
Seven days rations were prepared; only one
tent allowed TO each twenty men: one 10 the Off
GERS of each company, and SIX W igons TO a regi-
ment
The rebels are falling back toward Grenada,
tearing up the track. Carrying off the rails, and
burning bridges they retreat. IL is even re
ported they are moving heavier valuabes from
jackson, Miss
Prisoners confess to the utter hopelcssness OF
their cause in the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

The BUSINESS MEN or INDIANAPOLIS "A large
proportion of the citizens OF our county do their
trading at INDIANAPOLIS. and, of course, they
always wish to deal with those WHO sell the best
articles at the lowest price. There i another
consideration with purchasers-tO find the most
centlemanly and accommodating TO deal
with The first thing to be done after arriving
at indianapolis, is 10 find good accommodations
where nice clean beds await the weary traveller,
and tempting viands are spread in rich profusicn
for the hungry soul
The next thing to be done is to find the place
of trade We hardly need recommend the New
York Store TO those who want dry goods 1t Is
a favo,ite place. Its huge piles of goods furnish
a variety from which every one may select. The
popularity of the New York Store Is attested 10y
the throngs of customers who are daily to be seen
there MORGAN County Gazeffe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

UrsLxeaafn.
Cfnrsnnaff r1arEn

CIScrxxsrf. November -
FLOUR Closed dali and Ia-er and unsettled, su-
perfne s5a5l0.
Wheat dull. tut unchanged
Corn SOFA st 45f747c
0ais scad ~ 47asee
Whisky advanced 20 sSe and firm
Hogs opened frn ard the demand good. boa
closed rather tame; - 80 20 4 60 h he range.
Receipts 5000 head
Mess pork firm At $40 50Glo ss.
Green meats in fair demand a; the lass ouota-
tons. 10000 lbs bulk sides sold st 81 20 be
delivered the first week OF next January
Lard opened active. but closed duh under he
news from New York: before the news seoterces
sold at eSS9siSc
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Gold 81 D: silver declined TO 81 2l@l q.
demand notes 81 lstdl -.
Exchange par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
To Cart Ne,rmsn. MIitarr Commandsr:


lSDIANA MILITARY AeENcY No $40 MAIN ST ,
l. UIsvILLE Ky Nov -. 1862
To The Friends of Soldiers ia Hospital at LOUIS
riiie and Aer albany:
Address all letters u the soldier directly: write
plainly the number Of the hospital Ia this way
tae letter reaches the soldier quicker than il can
through this Agency Every hospital has regu-
lar daily mail hne from the general post-offce 10
the hospital IL You don't know the number of
the hospital Ia ~hch the s,si,lier : confined. then
address the soldier ~ name Al Louisville or New
Albany. IN care OF tbs Agency
4. WOODS. Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
The Weekly sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES
4 Valuable Document.

We propose 20 publish. IN pamphlet form, the able
treatise q Judge CrKrts PowsE. the most
comprehensive and forcbe which HIS yet been written
on subject the address u the State Central
Committee the which prouced the recent po-
Iltical revolution IN Indiana Both win make PAM
phlet ~ le pages which will furnish 81 per hun
Did his document houIa be read by every citizen Of
Indiana. Address orders 70
ELDER. HyRKSEss a BINGHAM.
November II, Iss2. indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

MusIcAL-Mr j. A. Butterfeld, teacher of
vocal and instrumental music. would respectfully
announce the citizens ct indianapolis hat he
is now ready TO commence instruction in the vari
departments of musical study. the Piano.
Violin, Guitar. the voice, &c Pupils visited at
their residence. References given if required.
Orders left ut the music store of A. NJ Benha IN
a Co. No. Bates House. will receive prompt
attention, or address box 222.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

THE THRATER.-Miss Sallie st. Clair reappears
tonight tor abref enga cement of one week, upon
which occasion she will sustain her powerful role
of Madelane Tephane. in the thrilling French
drama OF The Founding of Paris. supported by
the entire company The musical farce of The
Loan of a Lover. with Mis- Marion Mccarthy
with songs and Felix A. Vincent in the princi
pal characters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

It An attempt was made ON Saturday night
by some parties unknown To get over the fence
into the Arsenal The sentries on duty ran them
of. but they afterwards returned. when the
guards fired upon them No one was hurt The
guard has been doubled since this strange adveD
tufe. What the iDtrudefs could have wanted, is
mystery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
HEADQUARTEEs ARMY or THE PoToMAc,l
November %. 1860 {
From rortrc,. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 27-On Saturday an
expedition left Yorktown consisting of three gun
boats and six hundred of the llth Maine. They
returned Yesterday. after having secuted ten miles
tensive and valuable Sali works.
Last Tuesday our pickets near Williamsburg
captured eight rebels, who have been sent to
Fortress Monroe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
MEDICAL.
con FGD ENT IAL.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
W s<sxss-..aS yURED themselves by certain
Li 40 habits. which unfit tn n Tor business,
H->f pleasure O the duties oI married iffs
.ltxf<< also. midde-a aged and old men. who,
from the folierof youth OF other causes feel debility
In advance their years before placing themselves
der the treatment OF any one. should firstreac
THE SECRET FRIEND
Married ladieswi learn something Of importance
perusing '.THK SECRET FEsNSp-''
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope, recsip;
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART 4 Co can be consulted all diseases u
a private confidential from A n. a. NJ,
(Sun.ays from II A. ) their Office No. II Fast
Third street. upstairs between Nam and Sycamore op.
posite the Henrie HOUSE.
Address Dr. CHAs. A. STUART CO.,
mch2i -dkw1v-is-'sS Cincinnati. Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
HAPPIN ESS Or MISERY
4 Nervous Debility

Or Sperml'orrhg., j. positively ISCURABLF by ANY
bg' those I advocate. Before commencing An
atrneni learn how the writer actually CrRFD himself
and subsequently, hundreds q others. Enclose post
paid, supsrscroed envelopfo Box l7s. chsrleftown.
Mass. o4-d&vfm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

Masonic NoTicE There will be stated
meeting of indianapolis Council No. 2 this
Monday evening ut 7 o'clock
CnAs FISHER, Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

- The engines started out last night about
o'clock. on a signal from the alarm bell, To hunt
for fire in the Fifth Ward, but returned without
finding one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
Sunday Night Dispatches.
MILITARY MATTERS ON THE POTOMAC.
GR.s.s'D CO.s'SJLT.fTEO. Nv
V.iSHE.S'GT
JACKSON On THE MOVE.
VigiI0uCe Committee in Wash
ingfOn Territory.
From San FranciscO.

san FRANCISCO, November 30.-Lieutenant
Mowry has been released from Fort Yuma.
The people of Lewiston, Salmon river mines,
in Washington Territory. have organized an ex
tensiye Vigilance Committee. Books have been
opened to register the names of all persons willing
to combine to suppress crime. Members drill in
military style, and guards are regularly stationed
10 protect the highway.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON. November 2O.--A special to the
Post slys
Ii Is understood that the annual report of the
Secretary of the Treasury is completed, and will
probably be laid before Congress on Monday.
The Army and Navy reports will not be ready
for delivery Monday.
The reports of the Secretary of the Interior
ana Postmaster General arc ready.
The Presidents message was read TO the Cab
met Yesterday, but will not be closed until Sun
day night The President will withhold his sig
nature till the last moment in order to avail him
self of any additional information that may be
received
The message will go into Congress at noon on
Monday. and Immediately after the reading shall
have commenced the document will be sent off
by telegraph.
Major General Burnside arrived here last night
and spent this afternoon principally in consulta
ton with President Lincoln and General Halleck
He has already returned to his quarters
1t is supposed that Stonewall Jackson was
to-day at Culpepper, designing to move theme e
to Fredericksburg
less than Sl4 900 900. These tits thought, will
be absorbed in revenue payments by the first of
February
Members of Congress have already become
numerous The larger number, however, will
arrive to- morrow and Monday morning
HEADoU ARTEEs ARMY or THE PoToMAcl
November %. 1860.
The rebels continue to raise earthwoIks around
Fredericksburg, but no new batteries were visible
To day. Early Yesterday morning rebel
cavalry. said TO be Hampton's Legion, crossed
the river some -tance above here and, evading
our pckets. made descent upon Two companies
of the 30 Pennsylvania Cavalry, in Gen. Ave
rill's brigade, near Hartford, capturing nearly the
entire two companies
The roads improving, and supplies are
coming in more freely from the landings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

Losr-On Thanksgiving day, ladies' breast
PIN containing gentleman's miniature The
finder will receive the thanks of the owner by
leaving IL at this office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

CoNFEDEkArE (REBEL) MONEY .-Wew will send,
post paid. to any address. on receipt of 80 cents
currency or stamps, SI00. $50. $40. $40, So
81. and 81 bills: also, a Sc, lOc l5c.. 25c and
5Oc. shinplasters, specimens, finely executed
ON bank note paper, and perfect that they
cannot be detected from the genuine.
Address Il JOINS x Co,
Box 1861, L. o., St. Louis, Mo-
noVlSd&vlms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

IT, The 50th regiment. Col Dunham's, left
on Saturday for the seat OF war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

ShOemakcr> Wanted.

FsyNENTY GOOD SHOENAKERS WANTED TNNE-
piATELl, to maze sewed and p>gged Calf Boots
al the Palmer House Shoe store, No. %
Mest Washington street Constant employm and the
highest w4gss viii be given 10 good workmen.
ssvls-a2wkwln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

WANrrD-Ten good. fresh mei cows, with
calves from one To tour weeks old. for which a
good price will be paid in cash. Inquire at this
office 2I-d&wtt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
Job Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style. short no
tice. and as cheap as any other Office We have
competent hands. good presses, fine assortment
OF paper and cards. end We can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs, catalogues
&c.. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
that want printing done. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENT

rS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
N0UACE W +. PDsEoS, Of Knox county. as candidate
for President of the ard of of the
ing Fund, subject the decision OF the Legislative Caucus
ofthe Democratic members of the Legislature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates of advertising
in the local coiumn wall hereafter be follow ::
FOR ten lines or less, 81 90. Over ten lines. ten
cents a line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01

DIALOGUE on THE WORD "SKEDADDLE. "A
circle OF fashionables getting very warm on
the origin OF this popular word, few days since,
in front OF the Bates House, when one OF the
party. member of Congress, asked 10 be heard
calmly.
Hon Mr.. -. | will give n satisfactory def
milton
Mr H. a distinguished lawyer.) 1t is i'm
possible.
Hon. Mr.. -. Will you make "a wager?
The Crowd. Yes; will you make wager?
Mr.. H, distinctly | will.
Hon Mr. -. What will il be?
Mr. H. hat of the best quality from
Bambergers in the old Sentinel Building"
Hon Mr. -. Why favor Bamberger de
cdedly?
Mr. II. - Because he sells the best article
in the State.
Hon Mr. - Pshawl That can't be.
The Crowd That's 0. Judge; b is sound.
Hon Mr. - Fery well.
The Joke is that Mr.. H lost the bet; but the
Hon Mr. - was fully convinced that the state
ment oil i,S friends, about the quality of the hats
sold by II Bamberger No 10 East Wash ngton
street, was correct. 2s-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
CRocE RES.

n. q H..
No. rs west Washt0gsOn S.,
UsAvE RECEIVED THEIR FALL AND wfxIkk
III supplies q Family Groceries. whieb they ensf g.
Tie Trade AZ the cash prices Pacnar sftsnson
is invited 70 cur large stock q
Sugar, Teas
cofees Slgsr-crred Hams,
Dried Reef Hsckerel
Ffour Corn Neal,
Buckwhesf Baltimore Oysters
fssb, &c.
and fruits vegetables season. ell Of which is ofer-
cred Al the Cheapest rates for genuine Articles
.e,,1- I'm HO6SHIRE HUNTER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-01
TRuSSES, &C.

Sole Proprietor and Maufsfursr 81 Tire Hard Rubber
Tr-i~<. unicr Rigs 4 t.orfy~srs Pt;srfs-
The lIari Rul-r Truss IL uni<c and Superior % ell
others IN the follox- ref-rts: WIN irrAk. rust
eflafe call ~ i-f.r ie made sill iirn~r ell
Hernia - y-ars standing dos nn< lr-~- insurs
the corl. AMI i auass resn and god A. nrv-
Patients - arcsIrsfsiy ff@i by srDding ese In
incitcs srsuni t,piy in lire q rl,sure.
REFEEEScEs % Ia s.ri fhy over otfsrs. The fc-
lowing Only oT.rei: profs Mot. tsrDcrinn. and
Parker N,E-York: Profs. f;osri sud Ae1sw f7.Ilsar
i,hia: Or r. JshIs-r. slrgesn sssDsrai burssn. wss
fugion: Profs Brasri. Frssr. n~a. Asir~ws. and Ia
VS. Cicsgn: Dr. w.lcott. Niustke~. Viz
Manufactures AMI saeT In slssliisr Brsces. Ahdon-
nal Supporters, six ard Coffin ElAcic Stockings for
.arico-e veins susy~rs'ry Barsiae~s, kc., &c
DR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG. D.
featured ly c. stafford. has siv.nsa<> all
others and estirncc of such it hss rrcsyei The
hrsf premiums ffs tinted ttafSs fars. under thu
animation q the besf SURGEONS IA Country Ifs
ton Is received frum Q rubber cord which yin
brrak giving II great preference over tfs qAsl qdng
used In o;f<T limbs.
Send stamp for pamphlet Posf Once Box 11S6.
Dr. seeley viii be the Bates House for few days
Call and examine for yourselves n>vl<-u