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Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
DAYLIGHT AS WELL AS MIDNIGHT!
Meridian as well as Illinois Street,
MORE MoBs AND MORE sHooTINGl

Yesterday two soldiers and a citizen went into
the Central Saloon, South Meridian street and
asked for something TO drink. The barkeeper
replied that he could not sell to soldiers being
forbidden By the military autoritieS the citizen,
however, could have what be wanted. There
upon one of the soldiers drew revolver and
fred at the bar keeper, breaking we were
told, his arm. Another shot was fired, passing
through the cheek OF o bystander. Another shot
fired, ard woman employed about the es
Enlistment was struck. Then the row became
general and the result that everything almost
n the interior of the building was smashed. and
the glass OF the front door thereof broken into
million fragments Great CONSERVATION obtained
among thong those carrying on the saloon, and a
crowd OF some two hundred speedily gathered
about the house. Ii was not until policemen
rived that tie parties concerned were arrested
aid the crowd dispersed.
All this took place of the most ire
quentei streets. III broad daylight, between the
hours Of and : T. VI.
Some Of the offending parties were lodged in
jail and their will be heard before the Mayor
this morning.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
THIRTY-E1GHgH CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
W wAsHIxsroS. December

WAsHIxoToS, December Ia.
A large number Of resolutions on various sub
jects were introduced and referred.
Mr.. Fernando Wood Introduced resolution
providing for the appointment OF commissioners
to 90 to Richmond with view of arranging for
the termination of this tloody. destructive and
inhuman war, spd securing peace under the Con
sIitution upon "a ms OF justice and equality. =
Dir Washourn rDved 70 lay the resolution on
the table
Carried-yeas 95, nays IS.
The Speaker announced the standing commit
tees, the Chairmen OF whom are as follows:
Elections--Drres. Of Massachusetts,.
Ways and Means-Stevens. Of Penusy IN sania
Cla m Hale. of Pennsylvania.
Commerce- ashburn. of Illinois.
Public Lands-JuIian. of IndiaDa.
Post Office and Post Rosds-Alley, of Massa-
chusefts.
Distric, of Colanbia-Lovejoy. of Illinois.
J Judciary-Wilson. of Iowa.
Revolutionary Claims-Price, of Iowa.
Public Expeudi,ures-Hurlbut.o OF " Y.
Private Land Clams-rhayer of Pa
Manuiacture-Mo Moorehead, of Pa.
Agriculture-Clay OF by.
Indian Affairs-Windom, of Maine.
Military Af!airs-Schenck, OF Ohio.
Naval Affairs-Rice, OF Mass.
Foreign Afiairs-H. Winter Davis, of Nd.
Ierritory-Arnold. Oi Illinois.
Patenis-Jencks, OF X. |.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Rose, OF Me
Revised and Unfinished Bnsiness-Boyd. of
Missouri.
Mileage-Robinson, OF Illinois.
Accounts-ROlings, of \ II.
Expenditures of State Departalent-Pike of
Maine. --tlaa e-etet ~ atet
Expenditures of the Treasury Department
Meyers, of Pa.
Expenditures of the War Department-Dem-
ing.
Expenditures of the Navy Department-Bax-
ter. OF Y. Y.
Expenditures of the Post Office Department
Pomroy. OF n. Y.
Expenditures of tie Interior Department
Shannon, of California
Expenditures on Public Buldngs-Longacre,
of Michigan
Expenditures on Library Fraul, of \. Y.
Expenditures on Printiug-A. " Clark, of
New York.
Expenditures on Enrolled Bills-Cobb, of Wis
consn.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. IA.
y petition was presented from the ladies of
the Indianapolis Benevolent Society for the es-
tablishment of House of Refuge Referred
a petition was presented from the farmers of
the county for the repeal of the wood ordinance.
Referred.
DIR. Thompson presented petition from the
butchers of the city that they be allowed to hold
market at the east instead of the west market
house on the night before Christmas. Granted.
The petition of the committees of the ward war
meetings, held just before the Council met, (pro-
ceedings reported elsewhere was presented by
DIR Thompson
The petition was complied with men, con-, and
resolution adopted appropriating sum not ex-
ceeding twenty-five thousand dollars, for boun-
ties, in addition TO county and national appropri-
ations and making provision for the families of
volunteers. The former action of the Council
on.this subject was rescinded.
HIGHWAY RoBBERIEs.
DR.. Thompson called the attention of the
Council TO the robberies now nightly committed.
He thought the time was come for something 10
be done. Our police was efficient as far as they
went, but they could not do everything. His
plan was that one hundred citizens in each ward
should enroll themselves and 60 in 10 restore
again the primitive character of the city, which
had previously been very fine and rid us of the
scoundrels who are preying on
Mr. n n Fletcher thought the way to remedy
the evils complained of was to employ good de-
tectives Something must be done. The lives
and property of our citizens should not be suf-
fered longer 70 continue in the jeopardy they
were now in.
Mr.. Haughey and Mr.. Collev supported Mr.
Fletcher's suggestion. Mr.. Haughey moved
that the Mayor be empowered 10 employ detect
ives at his discretion-he also to exercise his dis
crction as TO where the parties shall reside
Carried.
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
Meeting OF ward Delegates at the
Council Cham ber Last Evening.

Council Cham ber Last Eveniug
The meeting was organized by calling James
Sulgrove 10 the chair, and appointing VIM. Z.
Fishback Secretary
On motion of Andrew Wallace, y. Seiden-
sricker and W. p. Fishback were appointed to
draft memorial 10 the City Council, urging
them 10 make an appropriation for bounty TO he
paid 10 volunteers.
The Committee reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council Of
The Cuy-of Indianapolis:
The undersigned, representatives of the citizens
of the different Wards respectfully petition your
honorable BODY 70 make appropriation sufh-
cient in amount 20 give each recruit from tins city
10 be enlisted under the Presidents recent call,
fifty dollars To be drawn by the recruit for the
benefit of his family, or of his relatives depend
ent upon him We also petition your honorable
BODY TO levy q special tax for this purpose on the
next wears assessment.
Adopted unanimously.
Major Wallace, Gen. New. and Austin II.
Brown were appointed to confer with the proper
authorities. to see that Indianapolis, and Marion
county. had the proper credit for volunteers fur
nished.
ON motion of Gen. New, Austin III. Brown
was directed 10 make out a list Of recruits fur
nished by Marion county, from the rolls of the
Adjutant Generals Office.
nj Seiuchsueker oHeteu i0>o'u','" F''"Ai"s
the meeting against giving any further bounties
20 volunteers. Adopted.
Mr.. Fishback moved that, by authority OF thu:
meeting. notice he given through the public pa
pers that the afternoon Of Wednesday OF this
week. and that OF Thursday for thetwo following
weeks. be set apart for the purpose of aiding re
cruiting. and that the business men be requestee
by proclamation Of the Mayor to close thei
establishments and cooperate in the work
Adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR.

- lAfORt aN III LADIES = In.
HAkvKrs Frxsik Pms have never yet failed IN
moving difficulties arising from ostrsction stsppaee
OF nature IN restoring the system perfect heslh
when suffering from Spinal ssectioas. ro,apsus. rter,
the whites other weakness Of the Uterine orzAns-
The Pills perfectly harmless the CONSTITUTION. and
may be taken BY the delicate female without
Ing disiress-the same time they act Ike charm y
strengthening nvgerstng and resforing the system 10
healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly
rod with regularity, matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise They should, however. NOT be
taken during the first three four months q pregnancy
though safe at any other time. miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 90 p'ils. Price 81.
Dr. HARvEY's TREATISE ON Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage, BaTrenness, serlsy. Reprcduc
ton and Abuses Of Nature and empha;icay the Lsties
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of o. pages. sent
free 20 any address, Six required to paw postage
The Pills and book will be by mail when desired.
securely sealed and prepaid. by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent.
Note Cedar street. New York.
I5'sold by all The principal druggists.
TOxLINSON 4 cox, Druggists. Agents.
sept3O's3-d&wly indianapolis.
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From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, December l4.-Col Watkins,
commanding Kentucky brigade, returned to-
day from cavalry reconnaissance as far as
Lafayette. He captured signal station, six
officers and forty privates. The balance of the
rebels fed
The 29th Pennsylvania regiment has been
ordered home on furlough having re-enlisted as
veteran volunteers.
In Longstreets retreat from Cnoxville, he
lost 900 prisoners and nearly all his cannon and
trains
Gen. Palmer's resignation as commander of
the 14th corps, which was accepted, has been re-
called and he is again in command
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
,x-YEw DISCOVERY FOR THE


speedy and permanent of Seminal Weakness. IRE
thral and Vaginal Discharges elect sequal Diseases,
Emissions, Impotence. Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BFiL's SrscIrc PrsIs warranted In all cases
and be relied No change q diet required They
do not naasate interfere with business pursuits Up
wards of 100 have been cured the past month.
More than hUDdrtS physicians use kze'a IA hseir
pricds prGcfce, and aa sIvEt 'oeH ef their e1caog
They entirely harmless the system. and be
lied in all arising from youthful ndiscreion
sefabuse which often incapsciiaes the sufferer from
fulfilling fhednfies or haaTrssd ltrs-
ATREATIsE Of g. pages containing means OF cure,
sent free TO all. Two stamps required for postage
The Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed.
cept Of One Dollar, by J. BRYAN, ND,
no. 80 Cedar street, n, Y.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
ToMLINsoS 4 cox, Agents,
sept3o-d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
From WnStinpuCn

WASHINGTON Dec. l3-It is reported that
Court of Inquiry is TO be held in which all the
facts in regard to the recent movements of the
Army of the Potomac will be traced out
a dispatch from the Army of the Potomac
SAYS:
General Meade will retain his present position
as Commander in Chief of this army.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

One department OF our Dspenssryis specially devoted
to the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females such La
chorrhea, 'White Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Aenstruaton, Nervous and General Debility Diseases
be Womb, BarTenness &c.
Consult etiOns and eN NaIninstioDsfree Of charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Oructons, Irregularities, &C Married Ia
dies certain situations should not them they
would cause miscarriage Price u per box and may be
sent by mail.
DR. GALES'S PREyENTIyE-An invaluable arficlt
o.hose wishing limit the number Of their offspring,
ofthe barren who desire children: warranted 10
jufe the health, and will last for lifetime sent any
address, under seal, receipt OF the price-Tw0 DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DIsTAScF-By sending a brie
statemen, Of their symptoms win receive Blank Char
containing st Of questions for the course Of
treatment &c. Medicines any part Of tie country
any home free from danger urosity.
AiitransAciions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all let;ersto
GALRS's HEAD DisP ESsARY
d-cl2-6s-ddwlS Louisville. Ky.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

- Mr.. Henry Schrader, for a considerable
period in the establishment of Robert Browning,
Esq, of this city, is now engaged in the drug
business at Lafayette. Mr. Schrader is accom-
plishcd in his profession and his fine social quail
ties will make him friends wherever his abiding
place NAV be-
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
COMM ERCiAE.
sY rSLEGRsPH
cincinnati rtHrket.

CINCINNATI. December a.
Flour. lc higher. owing to rise in the river.
Some : 900 brls were taken bv the u. : Cam
m.sary Department. Super6ne, So 656(5 15;
extra. 50 90(d6 90, and trade brands S6d6 30.
Wheat. Sc higher; red. 81 25dl 50; white.
81 1901 AZ Corn in fair demand for new at 90
td95c. hut old not reliable at over 81 0S in bulk
and 81 30 in b,gs. Rye and barley unchanged.
Oats active at Soc: held &c higher.
Whisky advanced 2c and active 1T 95c
Hogs frmer: 1900 lbs average at s. 100 Z %.
Receipts. 5000
Provisions dull Mess pork at Slc
Lard. l2c, and more sellers than buyers.
Groceries quiet. Sugar, 4lsc lower
Gold at 40. AMI silver at 42c prem Exchange
steady.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

~A policeman was seen on South Illinois
street last night. He ought to be awarded a
leather medal, buckeye, brass button and a
paper of pins 10 take home for the use of his
crinoline. Let the Municipal Legislature take
into immediate consideration the important
question OF speedily rewarding this vgilant off,
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Ncw YORK Market.
NEW YORK, December Ia.
Flour more active. and shipping grades Sc
higher at So 3006 so: extra State chiefly at
Sc 40a6 45, 81 40@7 % for r. II. o, and s. 90
@9 80 for trade brands; closing firm
Whisky opened steady, but closed heavy at So
@c9c
Wheat more active and fully lc better; sales
at 81 4Od 465 tor Chicago Spring, and 81 440
/ Il for Milwaukee Club Corn hrm and in fair
demand ut 81 235@ 26 for shipping brands
mixed Wessern in store. chiefly at 81 "a; un-
sound Il 23
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For SALE.
FOR SALE.
United States MarsharS Sale.
District Of Indiana.

DY vIR1UE OFA CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
and vendti,ni exponAs to me issued, aud directed
by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the
District Of Indiana will. the 4th day of January,
1854 at the of the Treasurer OF STATE in the city
of between The hours IF 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock VI. OF said day, expose sale public
outcry to the highest dder for cash. sles 900 Of lnd
ana 1--WE per State STOCK, the numbers of the
icates which, and The respective amounts thereof
are as follows
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

NEw SUIrs.-As this ~ the season when every
person wants new suit. they should call on G.
II. Heitkam. No. IL North Illinois street. and
examine his stock OF piece goods and select a
comfortable suit for the season. New goods
Just received. decl-tf
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

lvThe greatest bargains in gents furnish
furnishing goods are offered at Thomson &
Lahey's, 81 West Washington street, where
shirts are now rctailed at wholesale prices and
a perfect fit is guaranteed or no sale. Thonssen
& Lahey have lot Of fine white shirts and fine
flannel overshirts-too fine for the wholesale
trade-which are TO be sold at retail much below
the market price. II will be to the advantage of
every one to give them a call"
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

THE GAMES or AUTHORS AND PoETs.-
These are the games which are creating
such an excitement in the large cities. Enter
tanning and moral, they are well adapted to the
home and social circles. Gro to Bowen, Stewart
Co., and purchase either or both of them
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

GTThc beautiful Black Swan-the accom-
plished Ethiope, Hiss Grcenfeld-will most GER
tainly have the gay, the fashionable, the elegant
and the chivalrous to hear her at Masonic Hail.
Friday night next.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Gy~ Madame Anna Bishop and her accom-
plished and beautiful daughter Louisa. in grand
concert at Masonic Hall tom omorrow-night. The
fame Of Madame Bishop will undoubtedly fll
the House.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

"a The Empire Saloon is offered for sale
This famous establishment j. located at No. %
West Washington street. All its stock and fix
lures are complete The lease runs for over two
years. Apply TO the proprietor. decl2-dtf
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

lZ We call upon the police. in behalf OF all
citizens, 'ust ~ this time 70 exercise their utmost
vigilance.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

NCapt Charles s. Russell of the llth U.
s. regulars, having returned from a recent busi-
ness visit to Boston, will Immediately enter act
lively upon the recruiting service. We were
happy to the Captain looking remarkably
well Yesterday, full of determination to contribute
all he could towards crushing the rebellion. and
in high spirits. There is not more gallant gen
tleman in the service.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

DJ-Col. Simonson win hereafter have, we un-
derstand ten men patroling Illinois street to see
that all persons subject to military authority
keep order.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

IL Persons indebted TO us are respectfully re-
ques.ed 10 call and settle their accounts with our
book keeper, T. L. Holbfook
dec2--ilm JAMESON < FUSKgOusER
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

1TA good residence with an cast front, on
North Alabama street. Lot well improved, and
the convenienccs of stable cistern ETC., for sale
By Delzell ( Jones, Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

- The resignation of Charles Carter, police
msn, was rendered last night TO the honorable
members Of the City Council and accepted.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Bor WASrED-A good, stout boy to learn
the book binding bushes. Apply TO
Ed. l.. PAPMER,
No. 81 South Illinois street.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Total SlOSooO
Each certificate will be sold separately and in the
der above given, but In will either Of said
tcates be struck of and sold BY for less than
tyve per Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by executed and delivered the
purch which, undr and by the of the Decree
will title the purchaser to have the said cer of
purchased regularly transferred by the
Indiana provided and certificates isEed ss in
of a regular transfer
u G. ROSE, L. s. Marshal.
december ith, 1863 -ceos-dtll jana
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
From LOSlISyiiIe

LOUISVILLE, December l4.-The Frankfort
Legislature has postponed the election of Sena-
tor till the 2lst inst
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

.r-Morc knock downs and robberes through
out the city last night. Demoralized in Indian
apolis.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

- A new invoice Ot beautiful soft hats for
the Holidays at Baker & McIver. No. - East
Washington street. - 4.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Gy-Burglaries are the order of the night in
Indianapolis; robbcres and rows and mobs the
order of the day. What are our peaceful. and
orderly, and respectful, and uniformly quiet citi
zens to do unless. in contravention of law, they
secretly arm themselves Shall we be compelled
to establish Vigilance Committee, who will ex-
ecufe upon all wrong-doers without fear or favor
solely because our authorities are timid. or lax,
or slack Either by citizens or officials some
thing must be done, and that speedily, for the
protection of our persons, our lives, our wives,
our children, our friends and our property.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

l-"rhc wavsiie Ina LcngfeIlow's new
book, at Bowen, Stewart & Cos.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

ss-The lot Immediately adjoining the Spen-
Ger House, Illinois street, now occupied by Mr..
Wallace. stone cutter and marble dealer, has
been sold. we understand. 10 parties from Cleve-
land who will erect hotel To be conducted on
the European plan. The building will be five
stories in hight, and one hundred and eighty-five
in depth 1t will be constructed in modern style,
and in all its appointments be elegant. Early in
the spring the work upon it will be begun.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Splendid mantlc-Diccc ornaments al
EMIL KLorz's NEW YORK BAZAAR,
deci5-d3t No. 81 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

1rFinc China ware a, Emil KIotz and New
York Bazaar, No. 81 East Washington street.
decl5-d5
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IN SUR ANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,

OFFICE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR THE P0STofflcR,
~ Indianapolis, Indiana ins1res Stores. Dwellings,
Fsrnitnre Barns Hay Grain and Live Stock therein,
against loss damage BY Fire.
OrTIckKs-Col ID. @. Rose President J. J. Saith, yiee
President; W. n. Compton. Actuary. James J. Smith.
Treasurer; r. r. Fay. Secretary
DHEcToKs-Col ID 6. Rose, U {. Marshal. lndianapo-
lis Capt j. j. Jmth Paymaster state Arsenal Indiana.
polls; T. Gibson Secretary Indiana Fire Insuranc.
Company, Indian1psis; b r. Fay, Genera INSURANCE
Agent, Indianapolis; 7. B. NcCarty, Auditor wabAsa
County. wabash. sept2s-d3n
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self-abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases, and other Interesting
mostmportance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire tir1e and attention the
ment Of the various private diseases off pr
vste report. Our Dspensary is the only Institution ofthe
kind In America which has been taDllshed by special
charter and this fact should IL preference the
various quacks Of doubtful charac;erto be fcBn in al
arge cities.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

8ELLEFONTAlNE RAILROAD LINE


TUvAKEs Effect SovErBER ls. isss. rRArxs
ii leave Indianapolis follows
Morning Express leaves 81 40 n. arrives Crest
line l2is p n. Cleveland 81 2so n. Pffsburs ss
TO p NJ Connecting Clevslsn1 with Lake shors
Route for Dunk:rk. Baslo, Albany, Se~ rork and Bes
Railroad Coz Harrisburg. Baltimore, WakhlExfor Pha-
dslphis. New york and Boston
Union only.
Night fxrress leaves $40 p NJ. arrives stCre<lin>
~ CTS A. n. Cleveland eD a n. PtlsburT 3zs
p. ~ Connecting al Cleveland with The Lake shors
Route for Dunkirk Buffalo. Albany. New York and Bos-
ten Conrecting p1tfsburr With thu feaa<ylssuia
Railroad for Harrisburg. Bait more, szhngton fhla
dephis, New York and Boston.
J. W. WFBB.
nov25-dlm General Superintendent
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

Juvenile hooks al Bowen. Stewart
Cos.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

1I Yesterday the weather was something Ike
December.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15

sT-LADIEsl LADIES' LADIES' DON'T
fail TO read the advertisement in this paper. he>d>t
IMPORTANT TO FENALEs. Or. cheesmsn. of New
York has devoted the last thirty Of his practise 10
Female Complaints. His Plls like charm They
are reliable and SAFE. nov9-dem
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
PARIS MILLINERY EMPORIUM
From No. Bates House Block To
No. rs south tIirnois ST.,
NEXT DOOR TO Mr.. ROLLS CARPET STORE.

4 I HAVE NOW LOCATED NY STORE on THE
~ Great Millinery Thorcughfare Of this city, AMI have
male arrangements with OF the lsrgest Importing
Houses iR fLe Eastern cities 10 forward by express
WEEKLY full assortment OF their LATEST and FINEST i'm
rorr rraffa IN
Daily State sentinel., 1863-12-15
The Most Daring Robbery Yet |!

a Citizen and his Wifc Threatened
with Instant Death!
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PROF. SSlONAL.

Dr. a. ID. GALL.
hFTERS HIS SERVICES IT, THE CITIZENS OF
~ indianapolis aud vicinity Ofice. YIr ginia Avenue
No. p. Residence North New jersey street. No 81.
octi463-dly
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Paris Bonneis. Flowers, Ribbons,
PIumes. Bridal Wreaths. &c.

feel confident, with the above facility and advanta-
ges in our business many other houses that can
please the most exqus TASTE and 10 prices and quail
ityi defy composition
We have also joined Bonnet BIeachery 10 our busl-
and will please all customers.
The goods ready for peetion No ls south
Illinois street, where the most prompt attention will
paid 10 orders. MISS J. DOYLE.
noxG-div
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &c.
Galen's Head Dispensary
CHAkTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY POR THP
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES or TBR
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS


5( (fainisg Thirty Fine P7dses dno Eagrautngsoyta
satoray and Paysio,ogy oftAe Se1rdl Organs in q
ysfe of lie r,ti and Dise1se
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WANTED.

C.G@ TO $50 PR MONTH THE LITTLE
- (eD Giant Sewing Machine Compsny want an
Ageu each County, solicit sTders their II
Ma hnes. with eauce, Scrvw-tr aut needles.
We will pay liberal salay and Npenses. give large
commission. For particulars. term. &c ncose a stamp
and aidrcs> r. : PAGE. Telrco. O..
General Agent Tor the UIiiel States.
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