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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
notice.

HOt l1Es
INTERN AL REVIEW UE-
oByTcE A~sEsEoR Il rrsSai kFvxSrE-s
sixth District o. Ind IA,
IrpfAasrorrs. Nav =, 1883,
TU,rg CITIZENS or MARION COUNTY, INDIANA,
are hereby notified that tie Assessment BoOls vii
be- sep; open FOR inspection "a Office IN View TAI.
bou's building until the 18th Of June Any person lot
entirely saed with the action q the several Assessors
for the county will pease call upon BY that time; as.
after that day make any chsuge IN The assess
Trcntf.
Persons having failed maze APPLICATION for Lccnses
or 10 hand IL their Income List. Also 20 report Carriages
Plate &c d BY the 81 day q June. ~ cesiTs
10 clos. the Rocks then. Afer that time,
rersons not comply ing with the law liable % ne.
Manufacturer, Auc0uc~rs. Butchers ard others are
particularly requested call and make their monthly
report. prosnp IL the hr day of every month; the
law requires promptne than has hitherto been
hihl;cd ard, In q delays hereafter, vi be
qrlre 20 add the penalty.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,
my3o.G tje9o Assessor Sixth Dstric; % Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

OFFICE ASSESSOR INTERNAL REvENUF.l
6rH DISrRICr or lNpIANA.
indianapolis. June 10. 1868.

We have reason 20 believe that il has beer
verv generally reported that persons owning
moving. reluine AMI threshing machines mu 4
take license tor the of tho same
We now notify al persons concerned that No
such license j. required
Wa \ BRApsHsw.
Assessor 9TH Dist of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
THE CONFESSION AND ExPERi
ENCE OF Az INVALID.

Published for the benefit aud waning andcAUfiOS
To YOUNG NES who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay Of Manhood. etc supplying At the
same time, THE MEANS OF SEL-iCUkk. BY one who
ha- cured himself being pat expense and
injury throuy "a medical hUmnug and qGaekery.
b. eaelosng a postpaid ailressei envelope, single
copte. ma - hsd al the author.
NATHAN MAYFAIR. Esq..
m,a5-~ls B~ttoTt. h.nTs county y. !.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11
From Nashville
Fran salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, Jrne 10 Thirty mounted Indi
ans attack eli a coach 80 miles west of here 20 dav
They killed and scalpei the driver and inoth,
employee No passengers
The mil bags were stripped. hen the Indians
left in quick time, followed hy stock troops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

VU1HE FACT THAT THIS STORE rs CONVICTED
j with New York. assures customers that they will
always find prices, well styles correspond with
the metropolis Remember the place,
SPENCER HOUSE BLOCK
myls-diy On III nois street. nesr Union Depot.
, 1863-12-15
Eprrial Notices.


1.rt those who hare doubted the virtues Of DuLLe
CEDKON Bill TEEs, Il any such there be- Fesa 'ne
following ccrtincote from Ee1 tlencu wen A1o"a -
this commr1 ttys and doubt no more
ltsgcncral Introduction lnto the army Will SaFe tae
lives Of Thousands Of our Soldiers
Lou1svt1LE, Kr., June Sd, 1ss4
VIC, the undersigned, have seen Inc good cnetts
nrodncrd by tte usc az Dr. J0Nu BULLS CEDRON
TIERS IL cases Of general debility and prostra.
o, Of tho SYSTEM sud believe tts general use would
n, event dfsease and relieve much suffering. Among
orr soldiers particularly would this be the calc,
frrec,a1ly ,hose who ars exposed to mIasmAtic in.
cuences In The Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED. Collector Int Rev, 81 Dis
tuAs;, r: tSTTos: Collector of the Port OF 1oul.-
COL u: DENT. Provost Narahal General OF Ken
1:Ev. .. T. HENDERSON. Cor. Secretary Of Sanitary
HAnSEY, nuGliEs d CO.. Publishers Democrat.
HuGHEs Z FXikHiLL.. wHoiesais bTy Goods
DAVIS. GREEN & CT. Wholesale Shoe Dealers.
HART 4 MAPoTnEK, LtthoErarhers, cor. Market
julius MiN4EE, @ % dotainc 's Merchant, cor. Third
md Market St., louisville, Ely.
CAPT. S. F. Hi DRETH, Of Steamer Major Andez-
maj. I. +. rHrRsTox, payuastc4 q. s. Army.
m. METGALF, National Hctel, Louisville, Ky.
<2 <pRG 5sE 81 hAfEh tth Hn.s MHn,qSey Gsy.l
dF1E-RSgA,tffa
, 1863-12-15
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!

DR.. WIEnART: I have been constant sufferer with
dyspepsia for the Last eighteen years, during which
time cannot say that ever enjoyed perfectly we'll
day. There were times when the symptoms wero
mora aggravated than At othess and then seemed
would be great relief to die. had at AL tnes an
unpleasant feeling In my head aud lntterly my suffer-
lngs 70 much increased that became almost unit for
busincss Of any kind: my mind was continually n}led
with gloomy thoughts and forebodings, and II at
seaapted to change thelr BY reading. at once
sensation Of Icy coldness, In connection With dead
weight 1t weEe. rested upon my brain; also feel
lng Of eckncss would occur 1T the stomach and great
pan to my eyes, accompanied with which contlu-
ua1 fear Of losing my reason. Also experienced great
lassitude, debility and nervousness, which made it df
ncult to walk By day or keep At night. I became
aversc to society," and disposed only to eecuson; aud
hayng tried the skill Of number Of eminent physt-
etans Of various schools, finally camo to the eonelu-
sion that for this disease ut my present age, forty
years, there wus ture In existence. But through
the Interference Of Divine Providence, to whom de-
voutly offer my thanks. st Last found sovereign
remedy in your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar cordal. which
scem 10 haye eectnaly removed almost the Last tsscc
Of mr. 1org 1ist Of ailments and had feelings, and in
their place health, pleasure and contcntment.are my
every day companions JAMES n. SAUNDERS,
No. SIS North Second street. Philadelphia, formerly
OF Woodbury., MI. .--'
, 1863-12-15

CONFIDENTIAL Physician formerly OF St. Louis, Mo-)
cnn be consulted At his olce 10 South Clark street.
eorner OF Monroe, Chicago, H., half block from the
Post once, n Chronic Diseases, and Diseases Of
rriratc and delicate nature In both sexea, which he
tcats viii. unparalleled success. Rooms separate,
Whcrc Ladies md Gentlemen consult the Doctor
with TIC st1ictcst privacy. Otacc hours from "a N.
to r. H.; Sundays 10 to II T. II. Communications
confidential. Consultations ftec. Address P o. Boz
1s Enclose stamps and get his Guide to Health.
From the Doctors long experience in Hospital and
rrlsate practice. he te able to PERFORM and will guar
uutee perfect cures for all ycnercal or Sexual Dis
eAscs In thc1 most severe and complicated Stages IN
q very short tune, without the rse o: mercury.
Toung men suffering from sclEabuse are Invited to
nall A perfect cure warranted. Female is1c=ular1-
s1ee attendant On Puberty, Acnsruaticn or persons
having ans distractions to marriage, should call at
once and be cured.
Bes, Of city references rs to ability md success.
, 1863-12-15

DECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers. $I02 Bounty
and Premium.
AL other Recruits, 1902 Bounty
and Premium.

AL able-bodted men between the Agos Of Eighteen
and Forty Five feAEs, who have heretofore been en-
LISTED ard have served for not less than nine m0hthA
deemed VETERAN VOLUNTEERS. and as such will
be entitled receive one months pa In advance 2nd
a bounty and premium Of $le.
To ali Other Recruits for Old Regiments, not Vet4
TnEs. 0nc months rny In advance and bounty 2ho
premium Of t.8G wifi be paid. n,r
Each recruit viii be allowed to SELECT TIE KEGl.
MENT which he prefers to 1otn and will be mustered
All who wish TO jotn any Of The gallant Re$tmenh
ties offttr ly the Government, can hare the priv
icge by calling at the Headquarters Of
Capi. WM. JAMES, provoss Marshal Of the LIST Dis
tS Gapt. Asi5s b. COON. Provost Marshal Of the ID
os:sI eap.. join + E6sTAcE. Provost Marshal Of the
cpp'. s JAMES WOODRUFF. Provost Marshs, OF the
~ aps Il 2As. Provost M.r,aal OF ths
s'e 1 Provost Marsha. Of
9Th District. at Joliet. ~,
% cart. q. F: WEsT1AKE, Provost Marahal oftae 9Th
p:net esn xsa n Ii Provost Marshal of the
7osh Dst%5ts; % 95 1sSksHnTf; p,ovo<t Marsha, of
dEohsk Provost M.r.h, of TITO
18th Distrtct. =, Atoh; 1ro p.oa. .r ~.
1Sth District. at Cairo.
, 1863-12-15

Nothing that was ever written OF spoken t. mare
ABSOLUTELY True. than that HOSTETTERs'
STOMACH B1TTERS put the syasem and constitu.
tion IN condition to ward on diseAse. AK those
the buah. in the coast district OF Australia. and
purest that 6umsn skill, can prepare; TOXIC,
charged With extracts oi The 5arsst iayEo
Ill unhealthy hHmors that tend to disease: a1 Alt
NATIVE that changes the habit Of body to- salt any
change Of climate; BAL81kIc CORDIAL, th1t tran
1niE&es tho nerves: coxsTI!uT!oNAL NEp1ctEE.
that increases the power Of endurance tue capacity
to labor, and the ability to resist the influence Of MI
esmatic poison In the air; and FtEAeAsT DIET
nRHK, that refrcshes, without undnly cxhtiernt!ng
Hostettert Stomach plsteft are adapted,
i y that q Australia: A6]are all other stimulsnts
Cling to this tneemable PROTECTIVE, this uneqnAcd
RESTORATIVE, this medicine for al tmea places and
circumstances. which nUsT do Eooe, and CAN DO no
BAR1. dsl3-S5t3 st THksA
, 1863-12-15

OF the whole number treated, shown hy onr cestt
neaxs, S2o treaseu for diseases OF the Bladder,
kientJe. Gravel ard Dropsica 81 ellipEs. The aver
age amount Of medicine consumed as ptr
"a sss 81 &c IS
Ipa!es, ~ CHILDREN, and the balance males.
1Ct1 treated from diseases arising from exces.
ses. Habts Of Dissipation youthful a;ten.
n 70 ri,e%n, % Eeas nsryes, es1
OF r3fton, night countenanse, great
nobility resiesness horror Of society,
ofmannet. THESE symptoms, u all0wet to continue.
consumption How many thousands q tae yoan haye
died Of tEeso causes. Visit our almsaouseS hoss!as
htse i'll tfefe we're 5r3l males, $50 fms!cs: The
II q a1e1sie q rnr vss
sve = yearss arefs9e kuounr Of mooi.iaA consumed
10H bottles In respect 70 Allnepts to women
II deelpe OF life, ..1s IL &c f.una ingalua-
S,21 xere tfea:ed fos scfofaia. Sat Ehenm, scald
Head, Elct ctraton OF the T:r1at And Ie7s Faios and
Swelllpgs Of the Bones. Tetter, Ppes on the face,
and ali scaly ernptlons OF tss skin
from bheits of eisipaton. Df tss nu nher 2,E wers
treated Tor q pills. Oil for hrnora In the bloos l
for diseases Of secret ntu in thelr stnges IN
thts elaF Of c1mIla1nts taIena co not 70 nn.
received. Ut this number 1919 ere nales, and 2so
EerAl.B average axc 26 Jetrs aoi mo1ths: average
term OF suffering Mortas; Average amount coasumeo
The n6oye atasisics are taken from el,.y kept e1
prefaly for the PURPOSE. aad win great cara
TIE propIie making tals at7tautnf. hoDea 13al
lis motive may be a311es fa'ed fceli that entire
eanoor ts tue to au has prompted bin 10 90 so m
eoli.rs ID ~ Ina of maaiciae sae beas
ut Of their health waste OF money. ana SAINT
rertons will erpen hume reca Of collars IN dress aae
dissipation, and think nothing Of 1t. such forget
, 1863-12-15

lean only g1ve few Of the many thousands Of Ger
tlncates receiving in favor Of this great medI
cine; but have had quantity Of them published In
Circular form, which + send ftce on application.
Whether Jou conclude to give the medicine trial OF
not, send for circular. Price Fifty Cents aud Oaa
Dollar bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor, .,
Dr.. L. q. C. WIsHART,
Philadelphta, Pm.
WILLIAM E. GUaP, Dayton, O., Western Whole
ale Agent.
Sold in Chicago by LORD 4 s31TH, SMITH 4
DWYER, J. q. REED 4 CO., FULLER, FINCH &
FULLER, BuRNHAM 4 SMITH, GALE BROS, and
W.P. WHITE
, 1863-12-15
DYSPEPSIA.
Great American Dyspepsia Pill,

We may soy with safety that IN ninety cases out o.
cvesy hundred that die with consumption, had at rst
only dyspepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the foandA~
tion Of other Diseases Of which OF the most
fatal character. DJspepala ephatcally the discasc
that taAcs from US the bracing stimuli OF ambition
and hope enasculates and units for the enterprise
Of m We say to the sick, and to physicians Of every
school, that In DR.. Wlsharts Great American Dyspep-
sla Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cosd!al there for
the worst casea Of dyspepsa.
pr. WIshart has treated In the past twenty years
(eceo} nfno Thousand three hundred and ninety pa
tlents dyspepsIa in Its various ors and in every
@case where tho medicine was taken directed It
made q perfect cure. A number Of the above cases
had been treated By the most eminent physIcans In
this country and Europe.
, 1863-12-15
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

yop are again summoned TO rally around the dear od
Flag. Tour Spontaneons aud glorious patriotism haf
TT. lmpeishabic lstre hna crowned the 1rms Of the
Snvincih{c leEons Of your brethren already III the
bclion reeltng Hnd staggering beneath the trrmen
iDus blows Of the brave and etnlwurt Of the Re
nnh1ic i few blows more and Treason dies. The end
fnear. Your country aGnia calls. sbs Ask you 70
roes Who. on hundred glorious tlclds AAye made the
name f"lnoisan" terror to the foe md the watch
sTnrf Of victory. She grccts you with libsray
Inv alike 81 her gratitude for your ps.,
ard f,cf fifth In your ability 10 win yet more enduring
md thousands and eksist In the ua effort tbai shall
Tinr The internal Drucon OF to the dust for,
~. 1ts tM}Imn'n1trII JAMES CAKES,
licnt. Col &lh U. S. cavalry,
ocls-uaaSm. H. a. Pro. Mar. Gen. Ill.
, 1863-12-15

TIE REFUGE OF THE SICK. HEAplcuK D1zxI-
xKas, &c. With this great remedy at aAnd none need
euner- Have yon sick Of neTvuus headache7 here
IL medicine upfatllnE aud certain In It's cure a.
that the sun will rise and set-and Why ?simrly thAt
II on tho stomach end bowcts-thc root Of the
dsordcr-this Ia the plain but sure baFa Of Hol1o-
Nay syttem and experience endorset Il p ths NIL
without singlc instance Of faflnre. Practice and
experience are as far ahead OF theory a. the bright
NESS OF MONDAY Is to the darkness Of night Spccu
lAton in the treatment Of disease may be consistent
In luuattc aSylum-b1t when life and death arc IN
the balance should unite with experience md
.l,rnct1cc Euidc the hand Of civilized society.
de4.faElW
, 1863-12-15

OYT1cE OF Q. 8. Coxa1saAnx OF suns1srxzcz.2
Main street. opnosIte NcHha1l Horne.
N1LwAUKxE WIS, sd December 1867. J
Hesled nrpnosaIs tn dnnirate, will be Fecclyed 1t
this nfHreR r nrt Is n'rrnrE II Weanesday Esr Ssd
iE6a for frrnishirw '
rnSfp7 RrR psrropz
eoHAAIAE na!AoN9
To the Soldiers, Recruits strsggets and Prisoners
Milwaukee and camps, and Madison and camps, It be-
ing that should the troops Leave the above
places and remain Y the state. but continue to draw
supplies thereron, the contractors shall continue To
supply them- n re4ulled transportation to be fnr-
nsned by ne 20arteEnastera Department..
70 PC M II = fozce for 81 months. M
hacnn - nns nonn ~ - fon- nrrcss ~ ssit ~ ;s..h
bsef ons poSn snd IT ounces Of sof brad Or aeay
ounces OF cornmeal; and to every ono hundred "a
, 1863-12-15

BAcHEloRS celebrated HAIR DYE e 1nE 1EsT
AnLE Dye known. This splendid 1!nlr Dse Is Perfect
CHANGES Bed, Easty Or Grey Hair Instantly. 70
tne Ha,r Staining The Skin. leaviug The Ha!r Soft
and Beautiful tmparts fresh vitality frequently reg.
Bad Dyea. Tue Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BACH
x1oR, atl otacys mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold By all Druggists DC. Factory. 81 Bar
esY street. New York. JSSg28s.ly.
, 1863-12-15
CONSTITUTION WATER

and have as much confidence that it Ia specific a.
hare that opium Will produce sleep, and truthfally
say that has cured every case In which 1t has been
Used.
, 1863-12-15
A Physiological view of Mar.
rfuEesi

Containing nearly 500 pages, and 80 nne Pates and
s.;e Aeath and Disease. with Treatise on Set
and BODY wifi The Authors Plan OF TIcAtnaent-1he
only rational and successful mode Of cure = ea1Ea
q to the married. and those contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts Of their physical conaitlon.
Sent ffcc OF postage any address, on receipt o! s
aens IN stamps postal currency by addressing d.
IACROIX, No. 81 hisiden Lane, Albany, n. 7.
rnr11 .ng1S91n
, 1863-12-15

IL CHUT TQEAhTKEXASTXR's DYRIc.,.
srES f5FSss R':S e s; !as s.a.r
,a$ :sss Sss1.t
=. Iie e a e. 9s ss se dys4,
ofeora o. oat. n % tons Of ssy otstrav :
Biat - muas state $ Hbis1 Of sne aoo!s ~ n.ms .1
mas asi,s!ss saSss.s sas qa,, t,.
M = g.
t,te eom slsted
an,t b s,ten ont = wSrds o. s
sart. f. .atss
70 he Government Tleta5 aac straw TO oe securely
T.e1ar nar li1d or liz scr.rtton Of osts corn bay.
.tsaw ttoposea to &c delivered must ba s1Assa tn
Al the a1tte octr:a undrr tns ti.s her In nyissd.
will ts 81 !e:t +, III, ins3eciion o5 tho Govern
CONT ~ xi 8 i!ns to .!rae te tas
IL Tscie aounf eoutrattea foe asan Save 6sen d.
re- si 10 .+aure TO accompany hi. pro
sal VIZ r. ,:nsd pr :To s - PIT
siSn I :en s.1s shereafeF ssssass tas soa.rses o.
lie ta.n-, with zoo, as, sutlsen: sa-e,!es II aua
Iage r!o.sssd 10 eoatesm;y g;n ~ :.xs & s 9;
&C. s. "a as ns1E
lowest ~ o. s,es ,catr tie person 70 whom taa
~: sesza
lts I'll d X s.sses t:cveT,%ei .: .pons,1a psssoa
al elaee!s Vii s. du,, notaea of the aceeptsacsoe
s q aea o. each bidder
rT6rosa1s 1uust 30 adtFr-sea TO Rrteadlef GeussaI
n. u Ennsa1 t:a,ef Gepot Uusrtermsster. Wssbfu1-
fs4 +; ss0a'a Ss ps'.5 marked Proposals
boas: sum equal 70 ths s@onas oishe contract:
ss' nd
ootainsa lou o. arpl!es.,ca 9d @ a .ais onieo. ''
f7orn conntv and s..,e1 e1~--
.ea,er.es do hsrss9 to lafs,.a nd
t. - lnea st*tss . ine y IT. re4Ms -
5oar saVsnemeat in7iiios pIooo,si. "a fer fossse.
ss III; Ia ,.s., ,u.s., of,s
- bnsh1i. IL Oats. in ssc1.. It per bu.ael ora
poupcs.
& isi H1
Of. isa .and 70 e complet,d % Or hsg9rs no
with good and sp7royed eesurtties wt3ln 70 spaes
often says aiter beng NOTIFIED that ny pa 6ts oosA
----
Bri2adler Gererat y Il. RGCkKR, R1s1,1Is,..,..-
Warrington. D. c.
GUARANTY.
We. the upcerslsne1. rasiden.s Of --. in the
~ 1r,t stn1! .na gnsr ana
hs 10 g. ~ eaa fas
viii sooa asd n sum 20 ssnsS Is dc
= s5Ss 9 ~
sase tha snid spa fsi TO entcr Into cons{act ID
, 1863-12-15
MarDl>are.

Sold by LORD & SMITH, Wholesale Drpsgist9, q
Lake street, Chicago ILL., General Western Agents. to
whom MI orders u:ny be addrcssad. teleg62lywFAx
, 1863-12-15
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.

No. LOB OL1vKH STHEEr,
PHfIiDxtPHIA.J January q, 1853,

Eo.1, ,Ges OLIVER SrHxEr,
pHILiDkLPHIA. January r. tsB-
d. W1suAnT-sir: It Is With much pleasure that
am now able to inform you that by the use Of your
Great American Dyspepsia Pills. have been entirely
cured Of that most distressing complaint, dyspepsia.
had been grtevoualy afflicted lot the Last twenty.
eight years, aud for ten years Of that time had not
been fsee from Its pain one week Mt . time. have
had it In its worst form, and hare dragged most
miserable e1istence-in pain day and night. Every
Kind Of food that nte d1ed ne with wind and pain,
1t uatterel not how Light OF how snail the quantity.
continued be1ch1nE WAS sure to follow. Ihad no
annette for any kinda Of meat whatever md my dis
trees was 20 great or several months before hear Of
your Pills. that frequently wished for death. had
taken everything that had teazl Of for dyspepsia,
without receiving any benefits bat your P1lls being
recommended to me- by one who had been cured oy
them, concluded give them trtal, although had
no faith in them. To my astonfshment fonna myself
pett,nr better before had taken ouelourth OF box,
ara. nftcz taking half box. An 4 WILL AAy, AND
c,vv.r 4yY1uIsa w1aa, and enjoy hearty meal
shrre tines day, without Inconvenience from any
th1ro eat or drink. Il 5ou think proper. you at
iIherty to make this public and refer to nc. will
cheerfuY give all the desirable Information to my
onc who may cali On me. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN B. RABCoCK.
The Dyspepsia Pills viii he promptly sent mall on
recelpt Of the price. Direct orders to-
, 1863-12-15
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after !:
Urinating.

Disease occurring from one and tho same CAUSE will
be entirely cured By tho Constitution Water, II taken
for suy length OF time.
, 1863-12-15

and SHoE
Manufacturers, using Machines
}vlll ind 1t the hest article known
}lot Ctmcnttng the Channels, As 1t
works without delay, ia not nnec-
he'd 81 any ci1angc Of ftempcraturc.
, 1863-12-15

Hilton,s Inscluhle Cement
lis a new thing, and tbs result OF
fycars Of atudy ; its combination il
Ion 6<uESIlF1u PRINUIPLxS. and
under no circumstances or chnnEc
fof temperature will It become
kozTupt or emit any oGensige
Fmell.
, 1863-12-15
Of free trade md protections 1Cheers

Of free trade and protection! [Cheers.1
This is war to extend and perpetuate hu-
nan slavery. Prolonged applausc.] It Is
war not to defend slaverJ as 1t was left BY
their ancestort-a thing to be retained, and
to be apologized for. tits war to establish
slave empire, where slavery shall be made
the cornerstone Of the social system,
where it shall be defended aud justified on
scrirtu1aland chronological grounds. fCheers,
cay God pardon the men who, in this year
Of grace, 1663. shon1d think that such 4 pro-
ject rs that could be crowned with success.
(Cheere.l Now you know why hare from
The first nerer believed it possible that the
South could succeed, and I have not founded
that fa!tl merely on moral instincts which
teach us to repndiate the very idea that any
thing SO Internal should succeed. No. It is
becnuec in this world the virtues and the
forces 60 together, md the vices and weak
nesees are inseparab1c. [Applause.
, 1863-12-15

1RCHITECTURE@. F. LIE
~ Mountcr, Architect from Paris, has inst arrived
in Chicago atcr ErsdtnG IN New YORK estS os we've
Honor him With their eonadenee i =. y mat
Wnnt CO. j. Scnmmon, ". Curnee, q. y O.horn
Prtssdcnt /. c. i. T. Cos Geo. HcalY- da6ES8SSN3dR
, 1863-12-15
Read! Read!! :. Read II!

pASVuLE. Pn.. June :, 1862.
DR, Wa Il. GnRGa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, I
was afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for five months
passed more than fNo gallous of water In twenty
four hours ohlIged e get gp as oon IS ten o.
iost ABOUT afs{ pounds Y Wsasht; During ~ no9th
Water, and Ia Two days after ustn It experienced
relief, and after takng two bottles was entirely
Yours truly, J.V, L. DE- Writ.
, 1863-12-15
Tusoluble Cement.



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