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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

~ The bOwlderiDg. paving and curbing of
Pearl street. between Meridian and Peunsylva-
MIA streets, Is partly flashed, and the con
tractors are doing good job, under the direc-
ton of the City Engineer. We believe this
street will be the model for all future improve
ments of the same kind. if the plan of the ordi-
nance is adhered to, and We trust the Engineer
and contractors, will not under any circumstan
ces, change that one iOta. The pavement, of
brick, il five feet wde-ample for foot passen-
gers. The oval of the street is carried clear to
the stone curb, twenty feet, which throws the
flow OF water next the curb, making the channel
smaller, so that the water will run swifter and
carry off distractions better By this plan the
powdered passage way for carriages is clear to
the curb. giving the full width of the street be
tween the pavements for this purpose. and there
will be no chance for carriages splash water
Oh foot passengers from the cutters, AS the curb
ing will keep them off. We would call the ut
tenton of all property holders t" this improve
ment, AS II progresses, as We are satisfied ii Is the
best arranged street of its width in the city. 1t
is the plan the Engineer suggested for the other
part of Pearl street. but he was Overruled bv
property owners. and the consequence is their
street Is constructed exclusively for carriages and
CUTTERS 10 the Inconvenience of foot passengers
lt il pleasure TO pay for good Improvements,
such as this will be, if the plan of the ordinance
i. adhered to-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

PALMER HOUSE, BASEMENT SALooN.-Messrs.
Welsh 4 Renehan, the gentlemanly proprietOrs
OF this celebrated and popular place of resort.
southeast corner of Illinois and Washington
streets, have recently repenished their stock of
choice wines. liquors and cigars One of the
partners has just returned from the East procuring
all his articles direct from the importers and the
custom-houses. For splendid beverage of any
sort, 90 to the Palmer House basement saloon.
Cou0S dlp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SINKING FUND
notified that lands mortgsged 70 ssii Fund and
which interest has been paid In advance will be
offered public sale the second Tuesday Of Decem
Der next
BY order Of the Board WI. TALBOT,
augis-d&w till ociI President.
IRegister and Republican, Lswrenoeburg; Courier,
Madison; Gazette and Vok sbote. Evansville; Journal and
Express Terre Haue: Jeersonian Palladium, Rich
mOnd Times and Sentinel. Port Wayne; Argus and Cour
ier Lafayette; Democrat and Union. Lapoe; Pres Ko
komo Pact and Republican. Greensbnrg. Mercury ana
Sentinel Roche-ter; Democra; and Rcpubcsn. Plymouth:
Democrat and Spectator Monticello; Jscksonsn and Re-
publican, Nashville; Democrat and Republican. vsipa
raise, will insert the 81 dollars and send
bills recepted the Office Of the Sinking uBd Tor pay,
ment. with paper containing the advertisement
"msrked"l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

PAsrVRK Lor, n Auction We will sell at
auction, the premises. un Monday DC
tober 5 At clock. forty three 30 excellen,
bottom lind. for COW pasture. in parcels OF from
two and half to five acres each 10 suit
purchasers THIS land l. AZ the northwest corner
OF the city limits. 5UundeJ on the east by Fall
creek. aud on the southwest hy Indiana avenue
This ground being bottom land. will produce
more grass OF one acre than can be produced on
two acres of up land II i also we'll supplied
with stock water. each lot having front on Fall
creek. thereby making il particularly valuable TO
those living III that part of the city. Terms
one third cash and the balance i'm sixty DAYS
with interest on the deferred payments
sep26 dst McKERNAN & PlEGoI. Agents,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

MERCHAxr TAILORING &c II. Hetkam & Co.,
No IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House, Is ot the most fashionable mer-
chant tailoring establishments in this city Their
stock oi piece goods comprises the best varieties
aud latest styles. all fresh AMI new. from which
any gentleman can SeecJ suit to his taste, and
have i m he M the he,te>i and most serviceahle
style Those OF our frieni- that want new
suit or ANY part of "a >uir, we SAY call on c. II
Hetksni X Co and they viii % well suited
Youths and boy>' clothing made to order in the
latest style septic On
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

EXCELSIOR PANoRAMA THE WAR.-The
Masonic Hall was crowded last night our cti-
zenS and "coUntIy cousin being anxious to see
this magnificent work ct produced by home
artists. a. We before remarked, this u without
doubt the finest series OF paintings which it has
heeu privilege Ca witness We would
advise friends and everybody else to 60 to
Masonic Hall this week as u may tie that this
splendid series Il paintings will leave for other
cities in few DAYS There wall he Al exhibition
this afternoon At Two O'Clock Children. fifteen
cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

THE NEw York SToRE We have frequently
had.occaSion call the attention of the public
the beautiful goods offered them, Mt the lowest
prices NJ the famous house of the Messrs Glenn.
East Washington street. DAILY fresh arrivals of
the most beautiful fabrics. of all sorts OF manu-
facture. are piled upon the shelves and counters
OF the New York Store This store j. celebrated
throughout the country. Everything in the dry
goods line needed by any lady. or gentleman.
whether resident or visitor. can he obtained at
the New York Store. Elegant fabrics and
cheap for cash" is the motto OF the euterprsing
propretoTs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

HAMILTON County FARM A farm Of ls6
acres three miles from Noblesvile is offered by
Delzel & Jones. Rel Estate Brokers, 81 East
Washington street. at price that makes il the
cheapest prize OF improved farm property in
Central Indiana. They also have for sale two
farms one of so aud another OF 100 acres in
Randolph county. near Union City, and another
Of l6D acres half OF il in luxuriant blue grass.
Terra Htute Also. an improved farm of
81 acres near Greensburg on which is an mex
haustible stone quarry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

HUME. LORD 4 Co The most magnificent
retail dry goods establishment anywhere in the
country is that OF the firm above mentioned
West Washington street, north side. stone front
No more beautiful goods are displayed upon the
counters of any New York Philadelphia. Boston,
Baltimore. New Orleans. Cincinnati. London.
Paris, Consiautinops. Vienna. ST Petersburg
or SIN Francisco house Ladies in all the cities
above enumerated, visit the retail dry goods
stores aud do their <hnpping In indianapolis our
beautiful women 20 to Hume. Lord & Cos Not
only. would -ay. have this firm everything
that ltdy wants; but for carpets and substan
tial cloths and wooden and staple goods of all
kinds. their asS1rtments are among the first in
this market Visit Hume. Lord & Co.'S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
DREW 4 SHAW

These gentleman. OF Indianapolis. have on Sx
hibition beautiful collection of carriages lnd
buggle> We never before such superior
work mauship. Light and airy. aud We, sub>tpn-
tial and durable all the vehicles that Messrs
Drew & Shaw manufacture Every body admired
those of their handi~ork on exhibition yesterday
We recolect reading that the appearance % a
spider wheeled" buggy in London. lately. OF
American manufacture cha enged the ob>eT1a
ton and ordinations OF all the English who BAD
the happiness of being the street il pasted
along No British mechanic had ever achieSed
the like MesSrs Drew Il Shaw the foremost
Of our American mechanics OF every circumam
bulating machine drawn by horse or horses
THE DORSEY sELF RAKE
We made 4 slight mistake. Yesterday, IN refer
ring to the shove but did not mistake the men
We should have said Prrz Il kuhns OF Dayton.
Ohio. who are extensively engaged IN their msn
uiacture "a well a. seed drills. &c. There Is 10
more worthy firm in existence, aud every thiaE
they manufacture j. OF the best quality.
rHE IMPROVED iRoS CENTER Pillow
IL was the intention Of MeSSrs Hail Spear,
AZ the solicitation of different Indiana farmers
and Others. 10 have trial at the State Fair
now in progress. One of these plows was ia the
CITY. but owing 10 Misunderstanding, was mis-
directed During tie time It remained IN the
CITY it was examined by a numbe- OF farmers and
agricultural dealers, ana received the highest
testimonials Of approval. Messrs. Hall Spear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
BAKER q HEATH's DISPLAY.

These gentlemen from Walpole. Haacock
county, exhibit an improved or rather nek re
frigeratOr. The principle is different frof all
others. from the fact that il be succeSi lully
used either with or without ice; is elul It'd bv
a nes and novel process; economi>es ana Is "A
perfect preventative against all kinds of enemies
to the preservation of meats, &c. IL his M
superior in the market and is Just what the PUBLIC
wants.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

Yesterday. We had some rain, some iud. and.
as the Scriptures say, much and ma3y people,
were there withal, and ladies' especially almost
knee deep thereon, were upon the beautiful
grounds We say beautiful grounds, because We
are instructed authortatively TO savt IL. We
hope anybody, male or female. little child or
soldier, who has been there. will take TO ofense
a. Us Tor saying IT, We are simply ene eavOring
To come 10 the point, and will i: the first
place announce that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
MADAMoisELLE oARoLIsrA. AGAIN.

The above was awarded tirSt premium ives
terday 1t was tested ong>ide OF Woods, y
and the committee were unanimous above
The fork was exhibited by Mr.. G. Runde', OF
Cleveland. Ohio. for r. J Ru, del i Brothers
Chicago. Ii worked easily. lifted large pad,
and discharged without clogging or chOE ing
The prongs are made from the best of steel. land
the fork has easy and correct method of dis
charging at the discretion of the pitcher Mr
Rundel claims great advantage on this fork, and
high recommendations from those who have tsed
il. IL certainly did the work most excelleiitly,
and won great favor from those who saw IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

The examination of stock takes place II day
and will be intensely interesting. These are
some beautiful animals of all sorts on the g{ound
SORGHUM CONVENTION
will be held in the Supreme Court room, State
house, tonight. We give this informatioui lin de-
tail. although not strictly in order in faithful
and accomplished State Fair report.
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woI.Ix Sleeps CLorHrxe-A Color

A ToiFfx SHKxP's CLorHIxa-A CoIorsd
&sss<isr Pulls tAs Rooi Deer 4< Bycs Of tis
LaEbe.-The Chicago Journal, Jan. 18th, says:
A coIored divine, named William A. Dove,
pastor Of the African Church, corner Of Ja:k-
son street. and FoJrth nyeuus, IL IN darkly
hintsd, has disappeared-in plain English, has
found II convenient 70 skedaddie.
II seems thst for two or thr~e weeks past COL
cred church circles have been considerubiy agi-
t5sd with rumors, whispers, insinsatious. etc,
against the purity OF their shepherd, The Rev.
Dove Celebrated for Keeping dark upon
matters tEst concern themselves, the co;ored
people nursed the matter until conceaimsnt
tsrsme impossible, end, upon the brrskiE &
eat Of the pent-pp storm. the Rev. Dove
spread els wings and sosred away.
kes charged with ha wing seducsi aud de-
hauched about = score Of the lambs Of his Aock,
several OF whom have confessed the matter,
haat the Bible sanctioned it, ana that nothing
Nas improper brtween the minister and his
EceE.
For tie psst yesr, IL is alIeged.he has carried
o. This vile system OF deba cherry, IN the study
Of the church, under the very dreppinxs Of the
SeESfuSry, without the outer world suspecting
that Re was aUght else than the same dove like
individual which he appeared. oEe OF the
young girls becoming satisfied that she was in
time 70 become a mother, went TO Dove and In
termed him OF the fact. She says he directed
hsr 70 charge the affair TO young man whom
he named This, however, she declined TO do,
and SO the truth came out The committee, a.
erfSTe stated, have had the matter under ex-
animation FIR several days, and had nearly
concluded, " hen on Monday night IL was re-
ported that the Deere had.hown. Inquiry WAS
made, and We are told that the sable Lothario
las certainly turned mp missing This fInale
esn perhaps lie taken indicating the proIla-
Bile finding Of The committee. 1t Is stated hat
Dove has been once before suspended from all
mini.tsrial functions, for similar conduct IN
Indiana.
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~ Some OF tien. Il rants men behaved shock
inSiy 81 Holly Springs. They mutiiated the
He organ. played cards on the consecr:,.ad
ssblss in thr chaDcsl, threw bibles and PRAYER
books at zach other and otherwise disgraced
themselves and the Union army
- A Southern (rrbeI) sheet recommends
State bonds as investments in preference 10
Confederate, because the State is an intaper-a
sovereignty, anu cannot srcede from herself
whereas Confederacy may be broken up
fhats the beauty OF the ss5reesh" theory
- The grand Jury OF Essex county. New
jersey. have preferred u bill of indictment
sgsins: L. :. Deputy Marshal BENJAMIN tor
bileeal arrrs' I'm the case OF u man named Cod
singion, 81 aust whom complain. Was made
last summer for interfering with enlistInents
EThe Owens boro' (Ky.) Monitor saws u,at
negroes never hired there at higher prices than
on last New Years Day. Farm hands brought
from two hundred 10 two hundred and fifty
deliar-; cocks. from twenty-five 10 one hun
GTed and twenty-five dollars.
~ a lady frequeBting the highes; circles Of
LendCn " as burnt 10 death in that e,ty ON
christmas day by her petticoats coming too near
the CRATE. Ore iscirele" was fatal to her VIZ:
ne hooped one.
- Baron Rothschild recently gave Napo-
leon breakfast Al Ferrieres which cost s8n igyi
Rafh.r steep for two hours entertainments
hut the Baron can AFFORD il.
SThe name of Tenn Thumbs pigmy bride
is said 10 be Bump, (''Php5uS,'' Gcl and ns
warren She is a n9tive of MiddIeboTo' In
Plymouth county, Mass.
81 Prof. Remick. of Columbia College New
York. recently died at the advanced age OF II
years
- Business 81 tie Brooklyn Navy Yard is
hriek. I he iron -ciads Nahant and w rrha vixen
are almost ready TO leave.
~ The city OF Portland, Maine, has inst
negotiated loan OF sis, 600, at FIVE per cent
Twice Tie aInOunt wanted was offered
- The dip;lieria is making sad inroads upon
some families in Bethel, Conn, and the scarIe,
te1er ~ more or less prevalent in MiddletoHn.
- Tobacco is bringing in the Oweusbo-o,
Sky.) market sl2 TO Si3 for leaf, s. 70 Bis for
Tugs, and % 20 So for trash
- One hundred cIergymen attended Rev.
Lyman Beecher' funeral
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SEeRET DISEASES, SECRET DISEASES
Sia7dklrAS'S GIFT
SAId R{TIN'S GIFT!
THE MOST cERTffN REHsbY EVER UsEr

THE MOST SffH RffaHitET kESs GIFT EVER Used
S ;f5s Sis ss4SHisSunxs =.
Contains no Mineral, az Bals.n no Mercury.
Only ten pills 10 be- taken to affect cure.
any unpleasant taste, and viii not in sny way io,sr:
the .tesansh or bovsis of the most delicate.
In awehfy tour i hours" Prspsr.d By srsdass:
Of tbs University Of rsns, one Of the mort
'a'h'n' ss IA q aI Pr 'A'
VIII cure any casa IN from two TO four days, ana
''''A' ' TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
Nc ezrotr,e, 40 ro-sie ao e.nass .ekaiers.
Let those who have despairsd Of getting cured
9: Who hav: been EorSrd with Bala.1n oopar!a o.
ssr'"F'' 81 'e siHsadIXyRsffTrAN~e1rr.
Price male packages. g. Price female packages. o.
s FL Il SESEszEs
Here positive sSrsao MeEsa5y.no p2i.or-sut
This form of the disease makes its appearance In
sores Oh The organs of separation. or they may 90
so=iy on The srais "a and de vopy Often ss nicsFe Of
the mouth letters, spots carries and nodes Of the
e9nes, a.: &c: Any and All Of these symptoms
rAAARTTAss Root AND HERB JUICES.
Gent BY express. Prios 8, bottle, or bottles
AMARIrANs QHANcRE WASH.
Pree IS cents. Phil directions.
once.
Sold By 6. CALVERT FORD, corner of llth and
Penn avenue and by HENRY O0DK Alexandria
Co EAAE 4 ROGERS. IT'S Baltimore street.
Baltimore. &c Ism
TR 4 4 M r
P,Ctscfsd ts Royal Ltsssrs Pnteas q EssLasd, asi
re = 4. t. ssS1 q cs. ss aa, s q
TRIEsEMAR MOL
IL the edectual remedy for RELAXATION, HPEA.
MATORRHWA AND EXHAUSTION or THE
TRIESEMAR No..
Completely and entirely sradicates all tr.ees c!
those disorders for which Copxiya and Cnhebs have
generally been thought an sntidote to the ruin Of
tsa health of a vast portion of the population.
TRfESEMAR No s,
IL the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for oil Impurities of the system. we'll secondary
symptoms, vsyiatins the destructive use of Aer.
which al! the ssrsaperlls In the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMlR Noe. ], 3 and are alike
davo!d of taste smell and Of all az quail
tiles They are in the form of = lo1enye, aud may
lie on the toilst table without their Use being
pected.
one for 50, and in en- cases, thus sayfag e., q
administered by Vslpeau. Lsliezsna Rnuu &c.
&c. Wholesale and retail BY DIR. Il. A. BARROW,
ia4. Bleeeker street -four doors from hacDoussy
street New York. Immediately on receipt OF re-
,nttance Dr. Barrow will forward Trissennar to sny
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the iDStruetion. OF the writer.
Published also by DR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Fraiity. Price Is cents Triesemat and Book can
Washington, D. O. De la-tr
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From kSu. j. Rslrfoz Brosrs - D.. Editor sf "a
EHeye1<pedia Of Religious Ksosciess.
PARTICULAR NnTIOE

There are many preparations sold uadsr the nsxps
OF htSrs. put in quart bottles, compounds of the
cheapest whisky or cemfaon rum, costing from 81
to - cents gallon, the taste disguised by AnioS
or CorixDder Seed.
This class Of Bitter has ana win oout;uu>
70 cause as long as they be SOLD hundr reds %
die the death of the 6rcnks ard. by their ase tha
system Is kept continually under the infuense Ell
Alrohoiie Stimulsnts of the worst kind the iesire
for Liquor IL created and he pt ut and the result In
all the horrors attendant upon drunk ards Life and
death.
For thoee Who desire and t-iA Aacs . LIQUOR Bit
ters, We pukish the following receipt Get osS
bottL HoQkcnd's GeyssaA Biuess AMI mix with tk,s
sxartscf rood Brasdy Whisks, and the result VIII
be preparation that will fay szcei in medical viz
nes and true excellence sny Of the Lie or
Bitters in the market, and will cost ssIek kss fcn
will have all the virtues of Ho,.fani,s Biisev, IN
connection with good article Of Liquor at q much
less price than these inferior preparations VII,
cost you.
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TO HORSE OwNERSt

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
FOR HORSES Is rnriyaled by any, and in al
cases Of Lsmeness, arising from sprains. Bruises
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Msnge, &s.. IL
viii also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may
be easily prevented sod cured in their Incl pient
stages, but confirmed eases are beyond the posi-
bility of radical cure. No case Of the kind how
Is des perate hopeless but il may be allie
Waited by this Liniment, and its faithful applics-
ton will always remove the Lsmeaess and enabla
the horses to travel with comparative ease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

FREE NEGROES IN DoRCHEsFsg CoUHrY.-
large meeting was held in Vienna district,
GorcEEs:er county, Nd, on the 3d iBst=ut, in
consequence of a compact entered into by the
free negroes OF that and adjoining districts not
TO hire oUt for the presentyeaT. A committee,
consisting OF Mcssrs. r. III. Jackson, W a.
Sherman, J. Webb, A. II. Hurley and w Man
ming, were appointed. who reported a r-rirs of
resolutions d-nouhcing the comtinah Il. sad
declaring that II IL ba not abandoned free
negroes would not be tolerated in their midst.
AID that the laws Gf thu Sta!r apDiicnbia 20
them should be rigidly enforced, at every
hazard.
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TRay ERS' nlRR,TORY.

90. ,,s.a
AcEarkAL RAILROAD
~- i. .--aIai c..t>ssss<s, $1,000
% a zs.Ess@.
IL /. siRsr-CL hss koITE
rs.Ee.t sA ~ = ssS s ssssss S''''
BAGGAGE ea'c14p s sssi h. ,sS. so..
a frsts sAStt - TsA fis1s ss1s
CLOS. oos n c I tsss At .HEfxRaIsDusa
soaTark siss o E;s1Hs II rs ssia1IsoAD.
rak sasAT CENTRAL Rours
wAsgIHsroH AND BALTIMORE
WEST NORTH e sIgs S4as ND n - ssourHwrsr.
- ,ss rs,:as. r:sss.s sRsy .s :s' sS:: 2,
;s.ssi q and .Bs ~
aPIEsD1p sLsET7 Tsst eAKs ON ALL EIsHr
SMokING AND sAiDuE CARS on ALL TRAINS,
- ExuA wAsHisGTos
arriving In Baltimore at $40 aud as .. ~.
.k-t. eonr-etisn- are .,.ds With sr..ns 90 %
ssrs stls, A.. nd NJ :ssts . s.aa7st n
-. FRsIGurs "a. -.
u, h,s route freights OF ali descriptions can %
Forwarded " aud from any point on the Railroads
81 Ohio. Kentucky Iniisns. Illinois. Wisconsin,.
! Iowa. or Missouri. BY Railroad dt-es,
The Pennsylvania Central Reiirrad also connects
s .ny uo. .n shs oso
Kentucky Fsnncssee, Cumberland, Iili,,os, Ai.sis
.ippi. Wisconsin, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, sno
aea River; ard at Gle Gland. s.ndu.k,. s-d CHI
cago with steamers to all North western Lakes.
Merchants and shippsrs sntrnstins tho tr,nspor
tation Of their Freight 20 this Company can rely
With condolences on its sperdy transit.
TIE RATES or FREIGHT to and from any pcint
N the West, by the pennsylvania Central Railroad,
at al ssss,es E,4e~nhk cisrssi by ashl
Railroad fhngrani,S.
s0- be partienlar to mark packages via Psna..
Central X r "
VA BROWN, Ag'. Northern Central r r.,
No. so Nerth street, Baltimsrs
SE OCH LEWIS, Gsn7 Su psriaterdsnt. Altoona, Pa.
L. a. HQUPT, Gent Tiakst Agent, PhfadsiEhia
II. Ii. HoNSfns. General Freight AsnHt pa;!s
deiphis. ian 7-ly,-
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Al TEETH.
t!A, LOOMS, n. D.. the inyentcr ana Patnu tss
~ the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, xttends~
7arsonaIiY 1T bis efsrs IN this ri-T MzayArez
persons can tsasa sasrs who cannot
wear others. and NO person car YEAR others wsn
esccot wear these.
ParsUus calling At my Office can be accc.a.no1es-1
Nth any Rtyia and price of Teeth they desire;
Dat e those who ssre;euar AMI wish the purest
eieAnest, strongest and most perfect dent+e thas
at san produce. the MINERAL PLATE wiz BE-
more IA Iy varTxnted
Rooms In this eity-No. $50 pennsylvania avenue
Between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also. 9es Arch ct.
PkiiadaIpbfs .-iy
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IINIMRNr
a. external remedy, is without q rival and viii
alleviate pain more speedily than any other prep
aration. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Ds.r-
ders il is truly infallible, and Q curative for
Sores, Wounds. sprAins. Bruises, Il g. its soothing
healing and powerful trensthening properties ex.
cite the juet wonder and Astonishme emit OF All who
have ever given 1t trial. Over one thousand csr-
thcAtes of remarkable cures performed BIZ II With
In the last two years, attest the fast.
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Ky, aged shout to years, y as shot by pic ket
- RnGdrll'S Mill, on Saturday nigh. last, in
the groiB, and died On Monday morning last
Piekets had been placed around the village 10
sspfHre & Cont derate soldier Who, il was be-
Esved, had returned home. Ths picket tGi2a
hailed Mr.. &. TO halt, and upon his refusal 10 do
90 fred upon him.