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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

II he lntest instance of sharp practice is
the purchase of horse. abnut thee mourss ago.
for three dolars and half. which sub-e
quenrly sold to a rrader inr eighty dollars, nnd
finally sold to the Government for one hun
bred ami twenty FIVE dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

"a It's stated that Colonel r chrrd Thomas
Z rvnna the French lads. who 49, lately ex-
changed and had arrived in K edmond. Vir
gn' will sail for Europe to take command oil
a kehel rirate
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-23

would most respectfully call tho attention of all
persons interested In the works of ART aud lovers OF
the beautiful to my stiles of paintings executed
glass, and exactly initiating the most beautiful Can
Picurds By very simple process, requiring hut
short time and little experience, perfect imitation
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appearance of Canvass, and so nearly resembling
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These taintngs superior to all other cheap styles
that have before been introduced. their holiness
soft blending of colors, nd rich shading Of
readily distinguish them from all other classes La
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they execute at very triing expense, some most
beautiful pictures equal in richness those which cost
hundreds of dollars Even children over IL wears
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FULL INSTR UCTIONS and all receipts for mixing
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ad purchased the instructions The cost of chemeles
and ther materials used in making Picture IL Is
inches only about So to Accents and be obtained
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my pupils Address Mrs. L. A. LAMB,
IS Post Once Box 213 Chicago Ill
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both

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County, New York.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-17

A talL broad sbouldered, largs.bUned giant Of
fellow, dressed in . suit OF butternut-soorsd jssnA
"home-mads" IN every way and WIDE enough v
have held two even ike Lin. cap Of coonskia
with he fur outside crow ned his shaggy ocks, ard
~iih the long snifs which he wore in his huutna.
belt, gave him very unique appear sncs for tek.
ct collector
Msry's observations were int rruptsd by Ms ex
| c,smAtop-'IIere's the ,rnel comm now - aid
looking oui they all saw Zone horse Say" dr yea
by negro 10 (, aud cortainin . lts, dtioc-up
| ves1,n-ookin, nsn q most malo. any con.
Tlriiou, .nd who might have been q almost any
| ago. The Old white Lorse sh.mtlei aong, bN
= emcd b. 40 hurry, and to e., niucspf called gu
"iiow-ty kurnel buw-iy! Dcuiud time to-ds,
an JEST roin' h start. keckonod you wasni com.
~ allowed III he late today" replied the ola
mai, ~ h" ye'y dtb' srate.y disinounitd, sssstef
BY the negro boy: but reck Jn,d You would
| star; vi h Ut me"
"ssitn'y Rot never thought Of such thing I,
replied the couducir 81 lie assisted his passenger
into the car. BustAey were not 81 yd The old
m,u had some drtc1u ne 10 6 We h. his boy Jam, -
| tue looaing mus,to, Of a out sSteeu.) and he
had PSI wages 20 look after. and some more last
words h j IN, all vhlca occupied o. least I'VE min
| utes, whio the 'sti anger" AMI or young New
| lo-xers were ] oklns on with great surprise
Al last. Lore'er, they we're OF. 1T siu ms along
al thc rate e" ~ eat ten miles an hour, stopping
atsvery i,ss bt place: even. T. Of hsc ole lady, ~
| turn ~ the Rad near her house. Just half ME
| IRON DEF BIT at last there ~ere stop
Iins place. AMI the train rushed ahead faster and
| isstsr unsil IL ran screaming into tue depot ~ Nc
| Niunvile 1t was now hs,tpss. Eve. jest IN
| tine iur sup. r. said he "kIin,," a he len the
| car. L1v sfd stoplei T. attend to Their Baggage.
| "Iow much plund,r hcv you, s,rsngsiy" IND red
| tie coud4cOs. Edward I.u.ed 10 numlsr u
| u1uks AID boxes.
WAL I'm goin' 70 svpper now, an you'd better
| take yoIt ~ K " the LCt.L Al over sflsf
| svIp,t 10 sc about yer uades; ~ FL " safe
| here Tor two or ID o. days"
| 80 w.rd TO. o~ei ne res. Of the passengers 70
| the hote. Inc Nas vile House was = Large red
| tr,k bu ding, ke. IA zoe days by IN sLterpt-
sh. AID k!nG-Atsited cOu, 10. who bad larsS
| family { yang chi drsn 4 sA,.r owl, snd who
seemed imin, dsiey T. Tx, AL iL,srsss In our
| young travellers. Ibeif oissr garments snd lius
p.t.e.s We ~ X up by ID lu1lady uutil sup
pea al VI b. over. snl IS IL Wa. NV Ist res y.
tUuk teen down ~ ure sod ssats before va
tel nhoJit nag. Tie iauoisdy took her lace Al
tie head o. y. long table, aud p aced Msry 81 her
r.St. iaud with the children 4ear, and VILE To-
| tween Eva AMI Edw.id. Theus great bill wa
| rins, aud Immediately crowd Vi men came rush
ing through tie street dol into tie dtnng room;
tos their seats tsble aud tell 10 upon tEc visnds
sita as much energy as " eating WAS the Who .
! business of NE Mary cooked ON, and concluded
t.s, southsrnsrs could be IN hurry. too. some.
| times,
| To b, Continued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-17
POETRY.



TIE vor va, borne on The evsni's breesa
Kill sug' swtisrer.d 1t through tie trees,
Ana "a sws- Ger the fairy ass
1. lysI,d snenily.
IRE word was borne On the bait. -pain,
whore % Any trotAcrs al ought IN vain
A. D. fly Z Wrought g sly rain,
'l".s Nh.-p,rsd al in.Iy.
7" m 'ecs.ee .c''irr lies.
s,-..- .-~'. lp -, atl N>a TIA, fics,
An q C j. BE- -o's bis wear cyes,
VA cad mined agony.
X - '4'ds rrc sroot' .ne hsdos,hly LrJw,
s an. %. 81 r.'sar' hoy si1g nov
IL. sl.s. -fs .3v. I know Ii how,
s. AID molrntuiy.
r-cn lu'vcr.r. lius the SD sd knel
Cones Sc ~ yoi . "a sivery IL
WI '.ae word, farewell, farewell
DEAN io.ds HIN tie deily.
An o. away T. that heavenly land,
" Pc ts'r rIu4s an unb-,beIta Il.
And 'oHors ~u.ci " n,,s are isunsi,
lee soaring WliLsy.
Dent = a'sd1w -eigu. Nots vori ia sz!d.
sou d si.'r', lat tie ma-tnl tread
y boz carr away the Gosd--
e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-17
OFFICIAL. AND LEGAL.

PROPOSALS FOR sjoo, 900 VOLUNTEER
L SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS NO.
SEVEN. Sealed propcssls will be- received 81 toe
Comp rolltI'g office until Saturday, october slst,
1855. ut O'Clock, J.. NJ, when the zane will be pub
clv opLed, FOR the purchase, At not ess than their
par value o. the whole or any part OF .he sum Al
Five Hundred Thousand Dolla-s Of the "Volun' Ger
Soldier. Family Aid Bonds No. T." authorized By an
ordnance Of the corporation, pased October o. 1861
aud an Act ct the Legislature Of tho state OF Nsv
York, p,s.ed March 9th, 1866
The sald bonts will bear interest q. The rnte Of Eve
Per cent pr Iunum, payable semi annually on 'As
trsi day OF Nay and Nov,mbor in each wear and the
principal will he redNeIn November list, 1871.
The proposals. viii state the amount OF bonds DE-
aired aud the price PEE ono hundred dollars therun<
and me persons whose IIop sas are accepted vii %
required depo't With The Cham ain Of the city.
within nv. days after the op niug Of The bids, ths
sums awarded TO them respectively.
ON Nrereutinr TO the Comptroller the receipts Of ha
Chamber IN fur such posts the parties Will be en-
ttrd receive bonds ior quail amounts Of the pas
mentn.
Each proposi ion should be scaled and endorssA
Pr posHs for Volunteer soldiers Family Aid Fun
Bonds no. L" and enclosed In . second enveioIs sd
dressed TO he Comptroller.
he right Is Ieseryed to reject any oil Of the bid
L tho interests Of the corporation require IL.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Comptroller.
0sssu.a.. o:ss 81 Il. Z IN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-17
DENTISTRY.

A MO>T WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Hsvns mad II te.t III extracted without pain,
ty IN, j JAY NltLEEs. }. Grand 1T, two tlorks
from Biosdwtv, che r'rlv in-t.' this US n recon.
ncg1siion q .ho4e tuscrirr frciI toothsch.. Cattle
ElSL GRJ 81, - Az n ~ ill
COL1N -
~ prSTAI. ASSOCIATION
lsaaet teoih al>..u - wi hOu Hsin. ~ the pure
Nitrps Oxide ~. 81 iBsjr ard administered By
Dr. COLON, the - 8 a. t't. crcr.
Go. tOLioS, JOHN ALLEN b CO
ONice 81 IIoud a. AZ
nR. JOHN HOWE. $50 CANAL STREET,
l(se q OF teeth OF sivor At 81 TO 9lS gold
At IL TO f25 eccti ms st 50 cents per tooth; tooth
fllh with god. ouf CrI-cn' or o'vr Filings 10 Gu.
to II per ;oo;h Teeth e.tsac'ed without pain. S94
TEETH EX!RACliD POSITIVELY with
l. out pain ny the U.s. OF tSe -i.rous oxyde OF anu
noni.. commonly ea..ed su.hi,s So. b. D..
GRIFFIN, lbs Grand IT. opposite Lord lay los =,
New lo.t and .5i fulton :, DtokIyn They are
aso in-sItns tu. s,s u Re ~ gold or plat ns os
SO silvei " ruoicr, so; p,r,i.l ,ss gold. I-r
tooth, ~ rlvor runh r. ]. NJ charge for e1u.st-
ing len eth are g. h~ inserted. b..
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MARINE NEWS.


'pp H,ela surs,oale mo,afc.., NV. o
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CHApI VI.

r q acs. hogr Neat b. IN d.s,uss ng their now
acc t.-tuce l. " t-aI Le WIS soue, al ust had
I., sed s,rm,I kc dream, aud Mary cou a
s.Grre.r -c. e ~ he had zen him. Yet IA,
Iac, s.rt.l., i"',.s 'y intsueSc ace was cou.
i.aHt.N ~ -e 6 ia Leg ue-uor! aaG s.e earntst y
NJ h !. &c A.ln II q uo.
Agt.i.ft Vsn iur NJ Il INV llo came slowly
q I'd. e.. r.I a.. gcOA t.Iir eats tthry soon
IVAN. t..It atIe y DO n, 4 haste, Tor tie ara
% .ot ,ar, vt a. ran Il " = back an fJrta
nn De- o." p. \, Uud ,ncu stood still. a sm.l sup.
v..l "a. u lid, lut yot they dia 10 {
'ts g a., #. W 'i!-. about aa.t a. hour some Of
= "a 49, ca va al cu.ul 'rJu. JAspeg, and
"-.e -, ..-'. VI r,e.A4l, &, c 1 vi th,lr ourn, y
'Fs.l. '.ul. l't u eft % . cgGse Il tie AZ (:
" j, s' anger" lc. eli tie cyndu t1r, " /
.c,.,. VIE "Aidn' oi kurY Gates he
. ally .- / hc..Iyle every Aouray or
..,s s., aI 81 .ey he can't g. yi''erday, rsck-
20 .. = To- 'ay,'
CSC. .Y.i nyt,cr sn! w 10 his house and
o. j. be- 80 go.u-. te''.e YOU sep wh0e car
.. ' people "alng 49, tAe evening !" rsiLed the
s'.'s.r
81 -ttr9 Ear H"r Piled tie conductor, "plen.
:, . '.-. -. men, I.outy oftIne some iO.ks
d, Al - % IL &. ,,t luiry r'eA,n you won't
D. ac,u Ee pie. W ten mn1is' niger fur
q e. .! ..st. I'lsir a. 10 u n. b v," Apd the
,.aI..,.r cJA.IueA..I NLisl.u. - he stood Ia the
oar you,-NcM Yorkerswsre very much amused
81 %. . .i,ttu... f Rt.thern ways tie mo4cs OF
ID r,.,t.,. i'm tie y t.'hern aud Southern States
a &. nd A. m,c. a. the 81 ecu, LOOKS All opipi ms
Of he inhabitaats. Th'y had rushed over 50 iLsuy
u,. .h,l. c l. Tor a. Of ling ltr, and now
$50 t,,.r tutm all day o. q distance 4 rinety
u,. rs WI perhsps It nas better after al! 70
tax If easy
Tuecniu,to r himself wss quite an Interesting
svAs.uasa, - hs saoed N W dsaruy leokAag oaA>
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VIM tSflN
expected.

We clip the following item from the
Washington National Repu5lican of the
18th inst. q (>.slA
"FHE HANDSOME THING There was more
than the usual excitement on Monday while
the members vera drawing their seats. We
before announced that Gen. Garfield drew
| the first seat. Hon. Mr. Grinnell, of Iowa
drew early, and took seat near the one SC
| long occupied by Mr. Stevens, of Pa, the
| Nestor of the House. 1t was ilIlIck for Mr.
Stevens losing his locality and ASSOCIATES,
but Mr.. Grinnell generously gavs up his seat
saying that the high respect he had f,r his
age and the regard in which he held his
principles would lead him to do no less
"Seyeral old members congratulated Mr.
Grnncll." ~ us
We notice that Mr.. Grinnell has been as
signed positions on two important COM
mittees Post Offices and Post Roads, and a
special committee ca immigration.
On the 10Th Mr.. Grinnell oifsrei the fol-
lowing preamble AMI resolution whcliwere
adopted mia
WHEREAS, Sine. the breaking ont Of the
Rebellion the prisoners held by the United
States have been treated under the rules
war with ,fe anst h1nane consideration,
aud MI Pc
WHEREAS, On learning that our sel1irrs
held a. Richmond we're suif.rins unto death
for food and clothing nv the confession Of
their cap,ors, in the language of Foote #
the Rebel Congress, "the ComniiSsary-G an
erai having Stsrvad the enemv's. p.i Soaers.'
the ircnls Of the prisoners ana tilss :, lFfer's
Aid SJcfe;ies cnat'9isri TO fnrwsfI Gt,tsnd
clothing latil forbidden i,y the sebel 'su-
thorities Therefore, .Na<>s,
RssoIUsi, 'Fha' this is wsnroa act or cru
eisy unprecedented Ia modern wrtare at
war with TIE human sentiments 3tthe age.
and merits the protest and execration Of
this lloose, aud can but SSsi,n the authors
OF such infamous deeds to the reprobation
of the Almighty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-31

Twoof the Chesapeake Pirates have b. Ell
| arrested by the authorities Of NV Bruins
wick and their examination postponed a
week. The sentiments of the descendant.
of the tories Of the Recoiution Who princi
ply make up the populations Of New 3run, :
wick. Is ST. much in favor of the rebels.
that convictions for piracy can har.lly be
expected
Congress has adjourned over the oil
days, and consequently we have no report
of their proceedings this week.
Gen. Banks is mrking good progress n
subduing Texas. The Elk edition 80 far
is a brilliant success. #N I
Numerous boats heavily laden with cot :
ton, sugar, molasses, oranges, &c, are arri-
wing at Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis.
Gen. Butler has secured the exchange of
500 rebel, for 500 Union prisoners. All
further exchanges refused by the rebels
until pending questions are settled. They
also re fuse to recognize Gen. Butler. The
emergency Of the case demands resort to
other arguments. EasF>A
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The undersigned would inform the citi
zens of Ottumwa and the public generally
that he has removed his Saloon INTO the
second story of the Carroll Hoase. Qmne.
diately above his former room) where he Il
better prepared now than heretofore to &C
commo,late those who may favor him witt
a call. He has also fitted up looms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Warn, n,eaJs at any hour ia the 1a2rniat
or erening
weFresh Oysters received daily by Elk
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carol
House building, second story.
Dec 2 1853 VIM. A AOLL
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NEw MAGAZINE. Tho Lady's Friend, by
Deacon x Peterson. 3l9 Valiant st., Phila.
delphia, No. /. Vol /. of which is before
US, is new candidate for public considera-
too and favor. A cursory examination OF
the book leads us to the conclusion that it
will speedily take rank among the best Of
of our Magazines. Terms. $500 per year.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-12-31

Fowl 1t may rot be generaly known
that &c lar Rapids is one of ,ne greatest
markets in Iows for wild fowl. The Elk
press Agent in this city informs Us, that
on Tuesday he sent away fourteen (l4) ton
Of will fowl, most of which were Prairie
Chickens. On the preceding d ay he sent
away five t5l ton Of rae same iSini of game
We are informed.that some men in this vi.
cinity have made as high ar $40 ad sts.
Lry Times. H 5
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New England and the Canadas.


On and after Sunday Nov. 18th 1s6S trains leave The
treat Central Upion Depot, foot Of Lake street, ~
follows EN
Goa. ", Sundays excep.ed) arrive Detroit 63l
y. m; Toronto 4O3 a. In Suspension Bridge 1903
M. Buffalo 80 M; Albany j:i5 p. m; New folk
$50 p. m; Boston 1880 a.
i.40 p. m. Saturdays excepted) arrives, Detroit
6:t0 M; Toropto 445 m; Suspension Bridge $40
p m; Buffalo 90 IN; Albany 5:45 a. n; New York
ll;5Oy. m.; BOSTON 5:0Dp. m
1910 y. m. saturdays and Sundays exceptedD arr.
Detroit 1000 rp Toronto 905 m; sus. Bridge IL
p IN; Albany $40 m; ". Y. 2.45 M Boston 500
CiSc,SSArI TRA1Ss--via the Michigan Central X. X.
leave Chicago al CSC a, m. Mail Train 1890 p M.
Fast Express. The 10 COP N train leaving Chic, 60
through TO Cincinnati without change OF care or
baggage E-# KS aa4
.oT Ruttan's Patent Eentilating and Warning APP
parGtus AZ cars Of this Company.
~ An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added to our day trains.
Patent Sleeping ears nigh! trains. Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad 0fices in the West, at the Genar-
al Once corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets, ,un-
der the Trement House, Chicago, and OF the Depot
r. n. RICE. General SuPt.
H. c. WENTWORTH, Gent West'n Pass Agent,
Dee rs, 1868 -45-15 Chicago.
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PLANTAr ON RITTERs.

PLANTAT On RfVhEHs.
which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce ins,nsds.
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly a. resa-
BILE, perfectly pure, sand must supercede all other
toncs where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required
They purify, str engthen and invigorsts
They create heaithya petite.
They are an antidote TO :hange Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and lase
hours.
They strengthen thesyst II ard eniiven ina mind
They prevent miasrnstic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and cidi,y ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure LIVER Compis, mt and Nervous headach
they make the weak strong, the langaid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer; IhR H.
composed of the esl rh herbs, all
" bsrseciy pure 81. Croix rum. Torpsrticulars
see circulars sad testimonials around each hottie.
Beware qfimposters. Exsmine e, cry bottle. See
that 1t has D. g. Barnes signature on eur private U
4. Stamp the cork, with plantation scene, and
our firm signature on hne steel plate engraving
on side label. see that eur bottle is not renlleC
with spurious and deleterious stun. We defy an
person match the taste character of go ods
Any person pretendin to sell Plantation Bitters n,
the gallon in bulk, Is imposter. We sell onl,
In our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating thi
bottle or selling any other material therein, wheth
err called Plantation Bitters not, Is criminal M
der U. 3. Law, and viii be so prosecuted by US. W,
already have our eye on two parties realizing on
bottles &c. who viii succeed in getting thems e.
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Plant
Iticn Bitters from ladies, clereymen, merchants &,
is perfectly inereaibie. The simple trial OF bott
lis the evidence present@ Of their worth and sup,
riority. They are sold by AL respectable drugxi,
groeers, physicians, hotels, saloons, steamboats, al
country stores.
P.H, DRAKE 1 CO,
ec1 broadway, NV.
Nov 90 1913 S-l5-y