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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
NJ z DlCAI.
Dir. LudIusn's specific,
GonOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
"a THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

tgyHR Gonorrhwa OF conmonly called Cl-p. T. q dis
II 0ustiux maiadv. and J. too well known require
any explanations u i easy 20 be got bat Il difficult %
ct clear Ia a companion that lev admire: per-
vadeS all classes q sOcc buth male and female. rich
and Door both married single Although sotrouble
some An ifSeL 80 distressing aud sometimes fatal, isa
diseaSe the treatment II which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The common iasionaoe
t-estrnenf a. first 20 deprive you Of all business, ihen
come course q Starvatioa-living bread and tea
water cruel or Kin II sloPS yea must oe oiso'
cupped lsached combined with nan>eaing meacines
injections lotions. ointments. and warm Torrents
Every fen days the medicines changed; and after
some months treatment in this wsy which The patient
with great forude fear Of exposure ne J. ds
charged OF discharges himself. With an rrtao Uretor,
sweed teStce an enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
or a disease OF The neck ofthe bladder
This specific. which acts ike charm Win fe~ does
diseases and = quite pleasant take sna snch
ha cured thousands in New York Philadelphia Bait
more many Il the Southern cities. y acertsin ana
remedy that snakes rapid sndpermansnt cure
regau diet, drink exercise, except wrest
ling iumpnx OF over-straiuing. This remedy - IN
diseases II = attracted from our own plant~ ais i per-
ecty safe IL purely vegetable II contains no mer.
curry that ycu expo~e yourself TO all kinds 81
weather without the least danger froE the medicine
And II careful IN wrapping your paste yos
will have taste smell from II, 50 that you are not
deprived from going into company or being d-tctee ~
friends.
This no Quack me icne buia remedy discovered sud
used with immense by regular phy sieah. ana
confidently recommended - the unfortunate
CaUTlON-None l. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W r Davidson. aruund the boz. AM
ngements Of trade will be prosecuted Win the
WI DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor
rincueafi Ohio.
sold by Druggists generally jsn3s-dsnsi-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
Attack ON Judge Caieb ID. smith i'm the
New York Tribune.

A cowardly Jacobin. who thirsts for blood.
makes an attack on Caleb b. Smith, Unitei
States District Judge in Indiana. tor the mild
sentence he passed. upon some deluded persons
who had by force resisted the officers of the law
and who had been convicted in his Court for the
offense.
l. The action of the Judge was wise and discreet,
aud was dictated by sound policy, and was just
and right in itself Il Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership.

yENHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BIZ
tween the under igned in the Livery and Sale
Stable dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th inst.
The books and will be the stable. and either
party authorized settle them. Those having
with the firm requested to have settled at
HEN y ALLEN
WILLIAM HINESIEY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
Livery and Sale stable.

Having purchased the interest of Henry Allen in the
Livery and - Stable earl the of the
Palmer House, viii keep at all times good stock Of
horses, carriages and buggies on band, Tor he
venience of the public would solicit the patronage Of
all frienfs OF the late firm and the puic generally
mch2i-dlw WILLIAM HlNESIFY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

The members Of the Democratic State Central
Committees are requested 70 meet In this city on
Wednesday next. the 25tb inst As matters Of
deep interest and importance will be brought
before 10 Tor consideration and action IL Is hoped
TIA, every member sill be present upon the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

CE-his ramored that Indiana i to be erected
jnto separate military department. and that
General cAasixeros viii be placed in command
of IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

The POPULAR SESTlxESr.-A correspondent
who resides IN the northern part Of the State,
after nm absence from home for several weeks,
writes follows in regard to public sentiment
in his locality.
I find NV return hc.ae that the Democracy
are wonderfully alive and active. They are or
ganzing in all the townships. and the meetings
very largely attended Many conservatives
Of the late Republican party are everywhere with
"a. Notwithstanding. however. the people are
active and determined. imprudence viola
ton of the laws will be contemplated THE
Constitution, the Union aud the enforcement of
the laws is the motto with all.
This is but one of the hundred evidences of the
great revolution going on in the public mind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

18th March. l7SS The time appointed
oniy two days previous % the election
We felt indignant az what We deemed an IN
81 ious attempt To deceive the community. and
,ierefminei e. be present. ia order 20 eountera
his movement. Or our arrival We found hoI e
hitched TO every tree about the church and the
interior of the building crowded. " e are,sei our
way into a seat a little distance from the pulpit
b had been some time at his nefari0ns
work. explaining the Constitution to suit his IN
haliowed purposes. De frequently cast a suspi-
cious and Disconnected eve upon pes. He
then began To explain the object Of the ten miles
square the contemplated seat ct the Govern
ment This my friends" said the pfeacher.
will be walled in or fortified Here army of
81 900, or perhaps 100 600 men. will be finally
embodied aud will sally forth and enslave the
people, who will be gradually disarmed"
This absurd assumption set our blood in fer
mentaton strongly excited already by party tee
ing We consulted moment. and agreed TO
possess ourselves of the seat directly under the
pulpit and make IN effort To discuss the subject
or break no the meeting We arose together,
Garvey with the Constitution IN his hand. sup
ported by Murfee on his right and myself on his
left Garvey turned toward b. and said in
a loud voice: 5 r. as the ten miles square you
are - here he interrupted by general
movement and buz, which instantly swelled
into perfect uproar At this crisis We we're in
a most critical situation. and only saved from
violence bv the personal popularity of Muriee,
who was universally belov ell
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

Is There were five women and eleven chill
dren in the County Infrmary, the wives and
children of soldiers, February LIST, 1853 Chill
lcothe Advertiser
Aud the Government has spent millions OF
dollars for the exclusive benefit of contraband
negroes The wives and children of soldiers are
sent to the Poor House, but the negroes are sup
ported at the expense OF the tax PAYERS A
beautiful state OF affairs have under Abolition
rule DAYTON Empire.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
DRUGGISTS.
RROWNUNG& SLOAN,
DIR UGGI S T. S,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
SURGICAL DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
Paints OILS yarn~hes. Dye-Stufs, Window Glass Glass
Ware Brushes. Cigars, SNUFF. Tobacco, spices,
Perfumery. Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Pure Mines aud Liquor Tor
Medical purposes. Coal Oll and Lamps
ND all articles TO complete the stock OF Druggist
~ All article warranted represented Our facii-
ties are such offer pure aud unsduerated arr
ticles good inducements cash buyers any West
ern houss. and render satisfaction
in prices and quality of Articles
BROWNING SLOAN,
marI3-.ieod4m % West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

r-MR EDITOR-P EASE n
,o@rre nrsHEY SLAvFS a. a candidate for Street
coumls. osrr. .uheci to the decision q The Democrats
Union conventiou. and oblge MANY Noihhs-
EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
noupcs c. wERBE a. a candidate for Mayer, subject
TO the decision Of the Dsmoeraiic Con ention
xMR EDITOR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
the me Of j. 5 GOLD as candidate for City Clerk
subject TO the decision OF the Democratic Convention
~ EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce ALPHONsO $ BURT Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject the decision II the Conven
ton. MANY VOTERS.
sE EDITOR ENTINEL-PLEASE AN.
noance the name q F. PRoTZNAN a. a candidate for
City Attorney subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
~ EDITOR sENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce f. HAUGH candidate for Trustee Of Center
Township Marion county, subject to the decision Of the
Uncon iional Union Convention. on the I4th inst.
- EDITOR SENTINEL-YOU ARE
requested by many citizens announce the name Of
WILLIAM NJ. HARRISON. Esq-. candidate for City
Clerk.
- BLEASE ANNOO ME- II r A VI T.
of DAVID : NcKEhNAN a candid Tor the Office Of
City Attorney. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Conventior.
- EDITOR SENTINEL-lF R0DERlCK
BEEBE. Esq, viii consent submit hi TO the
Democratic Municipal NomSatng Convention, a can
ddaie for the next Mayor OF the Of Indianapolis be
will supported by many citizens OF the 9th, sth.
4th, I'd. 3D. 9Th eth and 5th Wards
20 WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce the of GORGE ". PITTS a c ,nddate for
Mayor subject the decision of the Democratic Union
Conventiof.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
Arrexrrs TO surrnsss rae rRurH.

On the part Of some Of them there has been a
persistent effort TO suppress that evidence. The
motive inducing such course ] must leive the
public 70 jadge | obtained consent OF The House
publish \ minority report. md 10 TIA, refer tor
The history Of the whole matter, and the more
important evidence touching the subjects under
consideration. lev days after taking that ties
timony went with ms regiment 10 the Peninsula
Letters came % me from various sources that the
evidence was to be suppressed So frequent and
earnest WAS the statement. that | wrote TO a col
league on the committee stating the rumors, but
received no answer. Various newspapers have
charged thai il was to be suppressed. and that
was instrumental tor that object. | desire to state
thus publicly that a majohty Of the committee
we're not only interested TO suppress the evidence
but that should not be allowed to use il. Con
trary TO their expectat S. | did obtain and use
it Ny report will show fully the history and
suit Of the unustifaole and unparliamentary
course OF the committee TO secure the end they
desire
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

$500 each. and require them to paw All hnes,
penalties and forfeiture- into the treasury Of The
United STATS SATISFIED shat the Old abuses ex
is,sd IN full force. on the 26.h day Of February
I-61. / novel a resolution OF inquiry iuiu vari'
on. ma,.erS connected therewith, and IN Msrch
lat exsminesi fifty witnesses. regret "a say
that am compelled 10 differ with my colleagues
on the committee a. To that evidence. and the
snfi.cf of inquiry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

rMR DIToR-PLEAs AN
roarce HUGHEY SLAvFN candidate Tor street
conmss osrr .uheci to the decision q The Democratic
Union Convention. and oblige MANY wins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

r. MR. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the me Of j. : GOLD candidate TOT CITY Cierk'
subject TO decision Of the Democratic Convention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

- EDITOR sENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
nounce c. G wERBE candidate for Mayer s1'sso'
TO the decision Of the Democratic Con eniion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

Ting l05th RxcINkxT.-We have been
Officially notified Of change i0thaposition
Of the 10th Ohio Infantry, caused by the
reorganization Of RosencraRz's army. The
i05th Regiment Col ASS Hall, which
wac formerly in the 33d Brigade. l2rh
Division, is now in The I'd Brigade, 5lh
Division, Center 14th Army Corps Mil
matter and gpackages fortheregimsnt must
be so addressed. Painsville, s.Ashtabuls
.Chardon, and Warren papers .ure peques,ed
to copy ~ C2sp Heraiaa lssW lsgosar,j.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
q NoNs BUr'DIRrY BInDs rovt, fHgIR q

EEsrs.n-The Detroit Advertiser says
''Who ever heard an Irishman abuse 'Ould
Erin, or q Scotchman his beloved Scotia,
or . Frenchmen Ia belle France B. All
these take pride in the glories Of thei
lfistEve lands, aud' whenever the conduct Of
srhlers or people might be of "a nature t.
bring blush to their cheeks, would scor1
TO deride IL Il in the the presence of strangers.
II is only renegade Yankees-sacbrmen as
the Brookses, the Coxes, and tie editors OF
sthe World and the Chicago 1Imes-who
delight in fiDgipg mud and filth at the
place Of their birth The Richmond Dis
.patA is right When il says thar 1t wo6ld
not have such mean-spirited fellows for
slaves. TheFevis, seareeiys sIaveSlN ho is
NOT iptrinsically more respeciable.oso ~ =,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

CyIJ WAR IN INPARAGUAY.-A. dispatch plac
9ed Oh board the last AspinSsl steamer, Just as
she was ieaving, states that civil war has
breke3 out ID Paraguay, and IS now. raging
and Ghat our eDvoy-Weshburn, is cut off from
the'ontside world 's ... ~ Ys.,5l .se' =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
General Butler closed ! recent speoch

~ General Butler closed recent speech, il
reply to a serenade at Boston with the fol
lowing strong sentiment of bis hatred to the
rebellion: Rather than not have it quel
ed /, for one, smisady to begin over again,
with . shipload Of erpigrantsa at Plymouth
have so far mistaken our road ss-and any
thing short of that wouldlbe treason tosthe
country. treason TO the world, and treason
TO liberty forever" ..ss 49, .'.,t ~ ~ 42
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
.HABERDAsHERY vERs1F1ED.

u - ia4NH IH
In the "nOse and confusion" hs, cohatshy RACES,
And is chronicled forth IL The reIeguaphs pagts
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and 1acg
Shawls Bonnea and Coaks that rival the graees TT =
May claim your attention, to brief rehearsal .q
OF list Of Choice Goods in stock universal; ,r t.s,
And though less pretending are IN merit sound
There Cloths Of all grades and ysuh aud -
or pure Wool from your focks and of Alabas conbinsd
xaG eSs wssdSs Ss 3 sSS Baess B Satin
Wieks Flannels, beaced goods Stripes Sheeng twfhe
And hnslins and Lawns bonnet, dress and swiss fine,
Cambrics and Summer Stua checkd, striped white ehrts
Cloves Dress Goods Shaws Rbbons and skeleton slrts
Spice. pepper, and earsia sAeraus gold ksoIin soap
Broom baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
Super teas, s1gars and ss both lava and Rio, CsS
rures as aoi' can be found in the State OF Ohio.
Paper hangng brass kettles fancy prints and band boxes
Cloths pins yopen and boFsfor the your
stone jars and crooks asotted glass and nails
Shoes for children boysand ladies' gents and ladies
Ane 9r gents % work with svoodengpqnPS and super
| BuSalos, =
scyths, snahs rake and was-boars, half bushels and
chak rosin whiting coal OIL ana bad Weather
The iage lot Of Hats and Caps every grade aud ayIe
Shoemake too word with have for you good news
Here's nearly atheimplemens for making bOotsard shoes
Lasts psgs pincier hammar knives thread peg and sew
Taeks Na uhansqss nsis.p IsBtsr binding heel balls.
Frensh calf French chalk kip. oats morocco
"ee1ngs and hastings of various shades shoe peele and
Bpthod my muse, nor further tax the printers gentle
He'll Per end space fcr he OF the list Of this full stock
of Goods; ~, $50. + r :
Say then, that the stoet Is fan ana complete it'AA
That We are anxiousTf asatfig our patrons 10 greet
Invite them AL from South from NOrth from East and
From city from country, LfncOlne5 DOuslasss, and all
From every point Of the compass core as tsia15mg
:ss :esse all yonr spare dimes With yer friend
a Ashtabuls, Oct. 27, 1850 n.,sr'-' 80 80 -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

? sCoPPERHEAD SECREr SocIEriEs. LIN the
Indiana Legislature, last week, q resolution
was offered, ordering-an investigation into
abe secret political societies alleged to exist
20 Indiana. Every Democrat IN tie Ho~s.
eetsd dRaiastt ne fesclattom - lll.l.t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

Among lbo Inmates 0T fhe general holpIis
"a, Mott Qnf hkp, VAS a0tofg|t 4Qldef.
Nc Iededd now VI ae fDIihefly 4 resident
of fhls State. TIe rpeIded To Georgia vhen
!. ihe n6f bfdk6 out Cnfrlb Az W elIp
nni1eraal sentiment Of the tDwnjH which ue
t.l|S6a. b6 f6ised q company aud made war
n5dn the Old dag. s p..aft sf ig.
"a ~ slenaIIned himself IN point ofeourage
hbd woe left upon tho battle HeId by his re-
affeniina oomradesg With, two bullets 10 bis
body In company with our wounded, he
~hs bFobght to Phladelphla, and placed h
= tboIhospital 1t was soon oonaaceriainedthat
lis days were numbered Every Kindness
extended toiu nien soldiers was,shared With
hihins lie could not believe, h0wever that
be must necessarily die from. his wounds
10 visitors be coutersed on The snhject.so of
.stlHfebeilen and declared himself sorry that
~. had ever abetiedit Qu tbe morning
of his dcath,.t 3 for,the frsttine felt np-
pproaebinr sliss6lagfoD He whs asked. il
he would haTea minister to,sattead him.
-. NO s9 sasaiaI4eat flf afst u' NJ n nj a-1
g Would JOS not Iike come pious poison to
'rproy VIII yo0l ''o 'fss'- ,........ AZ
=. Thank Jon, no., Il ss,s,a e,s,.,,e.9 49,
is there anything wvcan do TO aid you
'ein Ms Solemn hour
There is. am dying. Send for
Justice Of the peace Immediately.
Certainly Wbaf do you want With him?
10 take the oath OF Allegiance.
The oath Of allegiance inyopr present
condition exclaimed his surprisedfrieDds
Yes. l want to take the oalhs, Of ale
glance The Lord knows my head i -am
well aware. j don't want II said thai went
totke Almighty rebel.
This singular wish was grati6sd AN
Alderman administered the oath. A few
4 hours after, the soul of the repentant treou.
SfedcFnte soldiels was with Him who gayeit
~ ss Philadelphia North dmssieaR
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
NEW FURNITURE POLISH

|iuDU EsEa -H.4A .1sGId 8f3 ,3 vTcGfra ad1
Pre- Nared from an Improved receipt by tbs prohletor Of
aRoTn -a JONATHAN poLIsH IS cefted by an the ien6n
New York Furniture Dealers PnO-FO Makets 10 IS
and restoring high and lasting gess 10 all kds 81 rnrnh.
ed work from Fur ture to Leather cheaper and bet
with piece OF tntor Flannel bottle or two of fhis
New Furniture Pois 9eEsekeeper magic the
prnure Of AZ house a6 kee u hooking like new Nov ia the
time to h up" your Tacies, Chars Desks Pianos Pieture
Frames Carragesec and make them leCk 80 per cent bet
ter This is true economy Foi s'e y Funitnrs Dealers
stoekeeers generally. Price 20 and 90 cents bottle De
pot No. Spruce Street, n, X, speesI Agents wanted
Addres, Box le7e, New YORK P. o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

|,...ssse1.aeser..,
lTfT A linz TfTT tyl1LrtEfYs
r|a11I|'E MIffpW
- IN - : 4. =.
tsn Ak tl lAHHA RTIC
~
vc s,s siN Aeshlthss@I
MONEY! II Are you sick Feble and
~, ~ ~ NJ epmrInhgi .Are yep utof
~ ~ = . " elar, With ycnr system do
~ ~ aRltf N* fangfft ega fqgf mengf ~.
7, kdRic M NA ccmipftaeei Thee .ypH
MMmgi soraas so,Is n nl,,sss se,ae' at u
~ - NJ ~ a sltkhhss a crtop up6ii icu,
soil V. .ys y - A hin shopht n ayprtgd " a
-. ~ ~ a. t N l tlpley " use ot Tie right rem.
~ S(>0S0, = II IItI w cay. inse Ayer~ fiiis..ad
ichSS ,fnots patlIy lie toch and
= M ii M iles we hhos move move, oh lmso
REcs " "a - stuctee .heei.h AkNh.
OF sp IL tkt BODY isloivisof5as ae.
Ia " ~ W = flyfyt ppyify the syetgpl Trout
the ops'tlos,ons \. ,,., M wi,'e.. sa 1Hnno as
disease cold settles scnewsfs ~ ~ & og
sss tSGfs apSa Us Hs@osve EsS, asS'G, ssS Ss
ancing General aggravaon , ,,s as,st .e,en,s
De Mtiein ths eond tqn, ~ III NV N, J k M ~
ss1ra sto1 ~ sle system, ard with b bpoysni
lsIs tsisi ss% and eSS"Sn ssmpias s also ras apg
orlheqseP@ated and dangerous distempsrs The sano
by o sam" esSp Snu iy yo ~ ,s yres y hess
pills win neeleet 10 S,9oy chem when snSerlrs irorn
The disorders they cure.
stacen,s from lendng physisisia IN some of ne
sons. 80 a'naF' '''ss 'llfrl t-d'Ii'b
gF0ha ftAwdfdiso aktthaHt fSs Lefis MA lss9
~ n. Ayv,,. y,,.,r ,pii, -, M, -. - ~, 49,, !.
n. Ia' T., MAJ 49, ~ " W M it y, sE ut y
anon Sr S sy .a M. ,s.'g d ss.
;cnraI, e vears Iysr nol,or h"s hec % ,o ~ jt
s'oHy afctea bIotoss ali pimhisA on her skis soS
n her P ha AeT s uT our sua s,,va Es sy sue also s
s0' i"'3 '"N NV 49, ASA NoRqRIDeR
snssaaanqs ad p u = .lc.'saA'
~
~ ~ Mon, Dy 4 w Cttti,cyioh Nsv 0rIsc,,r ~
ieuHas mn, ~ M , !. ~ ,,,rcas mi ~ es.- ~,
gnnitts surpAss any eatiiafte we posssss Theg are
e sut yg5y Sest H s o y vs 70 ~ n S % ne
Ne"'"ie"' " u''e"Sa' ,i.
Headach G, Sic X Headac che, Foul Stomach.
~ -, Tyon Dr.. Eagqrd Boyd, Bqrf.e,ss
Ivs1noe ansmet yo icta.
ser trsat oi apaqatce meatene. place great depei,
Sgs o & M eec.al catsS ~ ny 9iy Sohtes. VII ~
best We have, / Of course value them highly. -
~ .fta aN' kA - 'la Ti1,ep,,pa "a NAV 1874
d: &c AIsa EIr bsss been EsSsa'.iIy sgrs q
Of your PHls N seems to arise fOms foul stomach,
YsGSs ssSS Ssfhsf with scs g IISs FDSwjpRrbE
slti,vss sg ta ,8r.s's Clerk Of Steamer CidrtieI
FRtiio,. p,sord..s Tsver connlat,ts,
% w Figm Dr.. ggso,ioys nh. II Ns,o Yoyk diy
nNOt oulyate yo alssdulruty adapted toLheir pgs:
Ss 2SkrS wv ,ns,jpS ;n5ssj They i,ssa N nv irS.
tea nruyed more sslfsetus or tbe cure Of bn, co,
sSai,ts than any one Tsnedy can MENTION ri1csrs
|o' 'sS0ias l517l sD..inr.1ss ] safI q. Issslls.,
Ecqga m.li be- NashngtoDs d. C.,It Feb, lsess
practice over sincs o rads them and cannot hsssst 3
sss Ss Ss Siss Ss @ : sS fPSdfs SssF
bilious disease 50 obstinate that Il did not readily yield TO
thont- Erats uFn.t "A IL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31
vuIeanite, or bard Rubber.

hnve had three years experience a fnse,tino ata;
feeth peqaae Rubber Base and hsgs recently 81
sined pew paient By which am able % make Rubber
faes that are much superior in appearances and durabty
% ta0se made by the old process =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

Dom mestdcs. @
AEAY4, and Pine Brown Cottons, Cot
ton Van Batting, Wadding Dcnis Stripes Ticks Heavy
Summer Goods for Men aud Boys year. Beached Cotons
very low prices, f0I The times, at 49,. =
May LIST '62 ORRIsON,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

Or VIM. =. MagiIl. Dentist, Erie, Pa. -
- w. II. Luce
- George r. Hayes, Buffalo. N. Y
8. o. Martin, Syracuse N n
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Blilous disorders Liver lComplainta.

/, Billions. Disorders Liver Complainta1
From Dr.. Theodore Ben, n Ns,o fork cstg
.rNbt onlyhfe your pulls admirably adapted TO- er pur
pose as on aperieut but fnd their beneficial effects npoh
tho liver very marked indeed. They lave III fFac
tIee proved ssc,ud Cor tho cure Of bFio eony
pidisis than any one remedy mention. sncoro1
seioies that Nc have M length pirgaye which lsNef
thy the eOuheDce Of the profession and the pectts
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~ By N. G. DICK
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DEtARsNINI % lal Is7ERlop,

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practice sinoo made them, aud cannot heAtsls -
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tfne Netioff on the vef is quick and decided eOae
duently they an admirable remedy for derangesntA
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found of
bilious disease obstinate that Il did not readily yield 10
them. Iraternaliy yours, t-ALONZ0 BAIL, AL D.,
. - Ihysieidn Of aie Marine Hosl-asf.