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50 rsEsekern-4
seW York Maykes.

NV YosE. January "a
Flour Hrmer and more active; IS 350e 50
for superfne State. Sc 1896 81 for extr State.
So 95@7 Is for choice State: SO <5es6 IS foe
supefhue Weston. SO 9507 30 for common 70
metum extra Western. 81 s0a7 50 for mon
70 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
s. 45dc IS foe trace brands
Whisky hrmer: sales st 49@50c.
Wheat shade hrmer snd more sctive: sales
were made of Chicago spring at 81 3c@l &c:
Milwaukee club 81 47(dl 50; amber lous 81 IS
a Sc: winter red Western 81 57tdi 81. amber
Michigan 81 6ldI 81 Corn lie better: more
doing; s5Ls@s7e for Western: 7sc@e5c Cor IN.
sound.
Coffee steady and more doing. Sugar quiet
and firm: New Orleans l01zsallixc. Melasse.
firm and in good demand.
Pork dull end unchanged. Dressed hogs IN.
changed at 61s @6izc. Lsrd less active and
scarcely 30 firm at loaI05sc.
Money steady At 5@6 pes cent. or call. s,sr
ling exchange dull at l59@l62 tor merchants
and 1923 @l63 tor bankers bill- Gold opened
quiet ut i41s.. declined to l47b and closed
steady II l4sz
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Night Report.
RUM0RS OF A BATTLE NOT CRED! TED.
Judge Otto to be Assistant Secretary
of Interior.
GTERRFLL.1 W.fRF.fRE Nv
.NISSDGRF.
UNITED STATES SENATOR DOOLITTE
RE ELECTED.
Gen. Burnside's Address to the Army.
&C., &c, &C.. &c. &c.
Gen. Burnside's Address to the Army.
&C., &c, &C., &C., &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-The Washington
Star of yesterday has been received IL has the
following highly important intelligence in regard
To the movements Of the army under Gen Burn
side:
The understanding in Washington to day is
that portion of the Army of the Potomac. Gen
Rockers division az least has certainly crossed
the Rappnhannock, and that the movement took
place
An address has. it is said been issued br Gen.
Burnside 20 the soldiers OF his army.
The Bulletin says:
TIE Times rumor OF a battle cannot be true
The passengers who took il TO New York, must
re left Washington at the latest yesterday
morning and if there had been a battle IL must
have occurred the day before Yesterday.
This morning. the Rev. Jeremiah Shindle.
Cha plain of the ll0th Pennsylvania, called at
tn. Bulletin Office He lett the army at Fal.
mouth the day before yesterday with pass from
Gen Hooker, dated Monday. At that time, the
pronounces the rumors untrue. and he is gen
tleman whose word may be relied upon.
washington. Jan 22-Money to paw he SOL
diers of Generals Rosecrans and Grant has been
furnished. also the greater part necessary 10 paw
North Carolina and Southern soldiers has been
paid Burnside's army will soon be paid
The Navy Department has information OF the
safety Of the iron cads Nahant and Weehaw ken.
The President to-day made eighty nine mill.
tsry nominations 20 the Senate. including Gems
Heintzelman. Hooker and Sumner tor promo
ton. for mertorious service. By dating their CON-
missions back to embrace the different battles.
Twenty Brigad:er Generals 10 be Major Gen
erals, and sixty three Colonies and other officers
be Bngadier Generals. aud three Hospital
Chaplains.
MADISON. Wis, January 22-Doolittle IRE
publicanl Was elected to the United Stste- Senate
TO-DAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

FIXING THE TINE FOR HoLpISe THE NEXT TERMS
OF THE SEVERAL CIRCUIT Courts IN THE THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. AND REPEALIxG ALL LAWS
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. APPROVED JANUARY
22p. 1863
SECTION |. he il enacted By the General As
senJiy of the State OF Indiana. That the next
terms of the several Circuit Courts in The coun-
ties composing the Third Judicial Crcnt shall
commence in the present year rs follows:
In the county of Dubois. on the ;hrd MoLday
OF February:
In the county Of Gibson, OH the fourth Mon
d.,v of February;
In the county of Davies. on the second Mon
dav OF March:
IL the county Of Martin. on the fourth Mon
day OF March:
In the county of Pike on the fifth Monday of
March:
la the county OF Knox. ON the first Monday of
April
Sec. ? Said Courts. shall sit, if the bnsines.
80 require il. In the counties Of Dubois VI ,rtu
aud Pike. enc week EACH in the counties of Glib
son aud Davies. two weeks each. and in the
county OF Knox ~ long the business of the
term NAV require. with power to adjourn over
from time to time, when most cow enient for the
transaction of such business
Sec 3 That ali wrifs. summonses and other
process issued out of any OF said courts -hall he
construed a. To make them conform to the pro-
visions of this Act.
Sec 4 All laws and parts of laws coming in
conflict with the provisions of this Act are hereby
repealed
Sec >. Whereas. an emergency exists render
ing necessary that this Act shall go into effect
Immediately, IL j. hereby declared that this Act
shall be in force from and after its passage and
publication in the Daily State Sentinel and the
Daily indianapolis Journal
Witness our hands. this 22d day of January.
1863
SAN BUSKlRk.
Speaker of the House ot Repr Sentatives.
PARIS c. DUNNlNG.
Pres dent Of the Senate
Approved January -. 1868:
O i. MORTON.
Governor oi Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

SrxArosrAI PtrAsAxrsY Yesterday. during
the discussion in the Senate on tho expediency
OF abolshing the Common Pleas Courts, some
Of the grave Senators were disposed 10 be little
funny. Mr.. Browne, of Randolph. Is booted and
spufred and ready TO make dash at all times on
the front or tanks of the system. and Mr.. March.
OF Delaware. the reputed parent of the much
abused courts. is always ready to break lance
in defense of his offspring Mr. Browne Incl
dentally alluded TO the election. some time ago,
Of a VIGOROUSLY incompetent Judge in his dis
trict Sir. March replied that such election was
no fault OF the system. Thepeople of Randolph
had given the largest vote OF any county in the
district for that nan. and they gave the votes
against an eminent jurist, who lived in AN en-
hghtened and refined town, (Centerville) because
the gentleman had visited Randolph county in a
top buggy aud with ay net on his horse They
could not understand sCcb outfit. and thought
the gentleman an aristocrat Mr. Browne
replied that. in Delaware county. the people
viewed the equipags with still greater distrust-
They followed the vehicle all over the county 10
see IL the big wheels would not catch up with
the little ones. aud thew have been ever since
holding meetings. in all the school districts. de
bztihg the question. aud appointing committees
30 investigate and repor; on the reasons Why the
big shsels lea the little ones keep ahead of them.
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LegIslatfvcS u nm mary.
THuRspAY. ian D. IS63

n. Jan -. 1903
SENATE The morning secession was consum-
ed in debating the expectancy of abolishing the
Courts of Common Pleas On motion to in
struct the Judiciary Committee to report IA bill
for that purpose. Me>srs. Cobb. Browne, of Ran
dolph. March. Ray Wolfe and Melett partici-
psted. There was no result The resolution is
still pending. In the afternoon Mr. Murray. Of
Elkhart and Lagrange, argued the contested cleo
tons with particular reference to his own seat
which is contested by Mr. Baker Alter his
speech was concluded the case was sent to the
Committee on Elections
HoUsE-The time was chiefly taken up in
discussing Gregory's resolution rs To secret soci
cites Finally the resolution tabled. Only
three days were spent in its discussion Mr..
Roberts moved to reconsider the vote tabling it
and TO lay the motion the table. Carried.
Nothing further of Importance was done beyond
receiving aud referring the report OF the Attorney
General, that A. Wallace. President OF he Board
of Benevolent Institutions had vacated his office
by accepting an Office under the Federal Govern
ment.
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Written Tor The Sentinel.
To Nate.
II HrHHAr.


offered 20 - you--'iwas long arr.
And you TUNED and answered firmls. "So.r
Bat that blush GO yours that came and went
fancied. almost ave consent
Twas the nigh, We walked with Bettie Steele
Out 10 her Uncle'scot-
hyoa have forgotten that pleasant eve,
I'm sure that have not.
You stood At the gate laughing and tsIktns-
Talking OF nothing I'm sure,
And waited. and waited and waited
For Bette 10 enter the door.
She went at last, and you turned 'roant
With look not very Glazing.
And laid IN q very ekulfant tone,
'kindslr are you tired Of waitingf"
Nay, nay. Miss Ks;e. /" ] answered Won.
ont you think IL was rather cleveri)
II never get tirtd ofwaiting for you,
] could wait for you fore-er.'
You laughed a. that. but then you seemed
Not quite 50 full o. glee;
The night-birds tried to mock that laugh,
guess they were Jealous Of me.
The hre-fies came with = illion lamps
As passed by the willow grove
Trying 10 get some light, ween,
Upon our youthful love.
But with all their light the little eve choppers
I'm sure were not very smart.
For drew yoa closer, and managed TO talk
The rest II the way with my heart
Dear Hattie was visiting, rood. kind Hattie,
And >he wondered what kept us 20 latef
You answered her. why nothing dear
You know tits mile from the gate"
Then. Offered to kiss you-'twas long ago
And you turned and answered firmly '.No,''
But were We there now, happy A. then.
Would you refuse to liss me- again.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

We propo.. - publish, in p-mphset form. the able
rsatise Of Judge crxrs ExKcruyn Posrs, the most
comprehensive and forcits which has Jet been written
that subject the address % the State Contra
Committee the which produced the recent po
litieai revolution IN Indiana Both will make PAM
phst Of 10 pages, which will furnish at VI per hun
dred This document should be read By every citizen Of
Indiana Address ordersto
ELDER, HARKSEss b BINGHAM,
November n, 1851 fndisna pols, Ind.
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sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best STYLE on short no.
tice. and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
work All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues,
&c, printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9TH
ers that want printing done. If.
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WANTED.
A G. EN- r. s
G ON - "a N tt " w IL mt Il .
WANTED.

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MEN TO
u canvass the country thoroughly and deposit our
medicine viii every family. I employing agents 10
canvass. foot, 1900 and with horse and buggy $3.50
per ar. Agents are required 10 furnish horses and
buggie>.
In edition 10 the above salary defrsy all
cident 10 the business IL is agreeable and hesthful
occupation Tor young men, giving them good oppor-
tunty make money wi bout the possibility sustain
ing loss accruing from selling commission.
Applicants should apply m person. address (f fur
ther information be desired the proprietor by letter
No ore viii he employed FIR less than year.
and viii enter into a written that effect
shall require security in all cases If rot person
ally acquainted with the applicant shall ntrusi IN
bs cusio ~ none, medicines. books and receipts the
amount o from $500 TO 50 900 j. NJ FROST
jan 9-d&wSm indianapolis, indiana
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Nrw Books-Mrs. Thompson & Son has jus,

Nrw Books Mrs Thompson & Son has just
received Dickens last work. Somebody's Lug
gage Christmas and New Years story for
1863 1, has the merit of all the writings of
Dickens wit. humor and pa,hos. Price % cents.
Alsa Jus, received at the same place. Aurora
FIovd. a domestic novel. by Miss Nj 4 Braddon
IL is pronounced by the English and tie Eastern
critics a. ono OF the ablest novels OF modern
times. The illustrated News says: 1T has t,ke
London by storm" Price so cents.
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MeRcsAl.


CsScfsssr,. ysnssrv -
Flour very firm at S. 50@s GO for supsrsre
Wheat unchanged and b.n. Corn I'D 70 lse.
ami oats TO $50 5-c.
Whisky advanced 10 <2c and frm
Hogs unchanged and steady 1t a. 40 10 IS:
receip.s 400. Aess pork quiet AZ sil S,.a
Is 81. Bulk sdes cold ss SIC: short clear Il.
dies 7jxc: generally speaking Tie osrkes s,o-~d
quiet. With less demand.
Groceries firm and unchsngvd.
Gold las. silver 80. dsna I'd no,es TAI: a.
cbsnse steady 1t par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

TBx SALx or SrAxPs-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue received from all sources, in
GLIDING sales Of stamps. during the week ending
the 18th inst. over a million and a quarter dol
lars-ncarly quarter of million day. on the
average
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23
Brow's Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost nssn;
relief In BRONCHITIS AsrsxA. and cArAKkH they are
Beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of the
Troche. and their extended has caused them be
couu,erfeited. b guard against worthless I'M
itations OsrAn only the genuine Byoca's bronchial
7roches which have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years. PrsLo Srx.knEs and SiseEHs should use
the Troches Military Ofcers ant Sol iers who over
tax the voice and exposed TO sudden changes should
have them Sol everywhere at IS cents per box
iaucl-dx~3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

ALspDIS.-The lovers of the beautiful and
gorgeous in art will bear in mind that the man
agemsnt of the Metropolitan are getting up the
great spectacular drama OF Aladdin in style of
msgnihcence never before exhibited in the West.
The curtain will first rise upon this grand display
next Monday evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

IL Col Geo ID. Wagner arrived in the city
yesterday from Murireesboro'. and left in the
evening for his home ia Warren county. on a
brief visit To his family Col Wagner is one OF
the oldest brigade commanders OF his grade in
the service He greatly distinguished himself at
Murireesboro'. and we presume his promotion
will mo longer be withheld Ii any man in the
service has won his stars. Wagner has
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23
Addres. Of Judge Perkins.

The Address Of Judge Perkins. delivered be
fore the Indianapolis Association. on Tuesday
evening. January Is. will be published IN
pamphlet form. and be ready for delivery to day.
This Addrsss Is an able discussion of the que-
items now before the country. and should be
largely circulated Price. 60 cents per 100
copies. Orders are solicited a, once. IS We shall
not keen the type standing. Address this Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

GRANGE or TIxE-The passenger trains on
the Madison Road now arrive at III 90 O'Clock
A NJ. The change j. only OF a few minutes. as
the old time was 1880 A NJ The correction
will be made in the time table on the outside of
our paper To morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

ON A SEW THOD %
treating Nen~riai Diseases, lucia
dirg syphilis In all ifs stages
Guno-rhea, elect. Structure. Van.
cocile, and Hydrocsle. Diseases -
the kidneys, Bladder &c., With
cut mercury! Containing q vsi-
rable treatise CT thatwfte -st,-~a a
malady Csyouih, seminal y cal
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, SsxuG
Debility, impoiency. dc.. the se-
crei infrmitseS Of ycu;b sflc r.s-
turify arising ffoin the baisefui
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~

THK THEArER To night the truly great act
ress who has been deshting the theatrical public
here for the past ten DAYS will have benefit at
the Metropolitan. Mrs Waller Is by far the best
actress that has ever favored our city with visit.
and trust that IL the streets are disagree
able that she NAV be greeted. she deserves To
be. by a crowded house The bill is good one.
Mr. Waller appearing IS Mariana in the Ouch -
Of Mslfii and rs Lissette in the Dream of the
Sereeant's Wife
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

A CAnp.-Not having time to see patrons
personally. they will confer great favor 10y call
ing at our Office and settling with our book
keeper. j. K. Pyle. Respectfully.
1927 JAMESON x FuxKHorsER
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WAxrED-At No. 81 North Pennsylvania
street. 50 girls to do general Homework, and cit
uations for 2 boys. aged IL and Is years OF age
also a situation for ] colored boy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

u Air tight metallic burial cases, of the lates
improvement. kept ON hand at Longs. Under
taker. South Meridian street. Also good two
horse glass hesrse for sale. 23-d&w4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

10 ADVSRTLSERS-Aa advertisement. taken for
spsctfedti s<, aad ordered out before se expiration
offi< time specified, ,e7be charged the regular rate
forfAe sane up 10 Ms time th.y are ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

The CONCERT To sIGHT.-Of course all of our
music loving public will remember the Gottschalk
concert to night. and be on hand to receive inspi-
ration from the music of the great composer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

~ Ladies' Cloak sale No >. at Featherton :
Auction Rooms. No. II East Washington street.
on Friday Dec "a 1865. at 10 O'Clock A NJ
The best lot of closks ever sold at auction in
this city Mr. Steele. the renowned cloak man,
will be present and give his attention to the sale.
Everybody come aud get bargains.
VIM f. FEaTHERsToS,
222 Auctoneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

"a If you want "A good silk hat. and we know
by experience that none other il desirable, 20 TO
Baker & McIver's. They make it a point to
keep the best hat IN the market. PA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

tB Maj Ges. McCook and staff were in the
city yesterday. sn route to Dayton. Ohio. on n
short leave of absence from the Army of the
Cumberland
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

DiAsiEs.--Mrs. A. Thompson x Son have a
fine assortment of Diaries. Every citizen and
soldier ought Ia have one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

tT There will be an educational meeting to-
morrow at Mount Jackson, Wayne township
Teachers and other friends are invited to be pres
ent c. Smith, Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

The BEsr PiASos-Chickering & Sons and
Stsinway 4 Sons. at Willard 4 Stowell's. No 4
Bates House. l6m
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
FOR ten lines or less, 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line. No notice will be inserted until paid
for
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Important 10 Females!

One department CT Dspenssrs specially devoted
70 the treatment Of the Diseases q Females such Lu
chorrhea White" Irregular. Painful and Suppress
General Debility, Diseases 81
be Womb. Barrenne,S, DC
Consult ticns and examinations free Of charge.
Also for sale, DIR. DEwEE'S H GULAIUR FILLS
For Female Ohsiguctons irrrgls ifies &c Married la
dies IA certain situations should not them. they
would miscarriage. Prine III box. and usy be
sent By mail
DIX. GALES's PkEvENTiyE--An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring
of who desire children; warranted
jure the hesh aud will last for lifetime Sent any
address, under seal. receipt OF the priceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending q brief
sstemen, Of their symptoms will receive Blank CT
containing let Of questions, ter for the Of
treatment &c Medicines sent any part Of be country
10 any at home free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letters 10
GALES's HEAD DfsFENsARY.
intellectually Lotsisvfii~. NJ
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habit self abuse To which added otserx CA
Female Diseases and other Interesting oftbe
most importance 20 TIE married an1 those uismpa.nc
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 10
enter that state. Sen, any address H. sealed wrap
per- receipt Of ten cent. OF four stamps.
We devote entire tire and the
Of the various private dsessss tese u In pr
report. Our Dpensary l. The only Institution ct the
kind in America which has been fabished by special
charter this should give preference
quacks OF doubtful character 20 be foun in ell
fxrcp rffie
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S--T--1660--X.
KESPIANTATI0N BITTERS

OF this celebrated brand. ape 10 be every ones
mouth, as veil a. on every ones table. They are
article and can relied upon to strengthen and
invixorate exhausted nature. lALl3-a& y It4Mo.n
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NOTICE.

OFFICE SECRETARY GRAND LODGE {. O. @. FIT
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. s, lses.
A DIVIDEND OF three per cent on the stock Of the
N Grand Lodge Hail. wH be paid at any of'ace IN oaa
F-Ils~s' Hall, after the 18th met
IN. BARRY, sso'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23

QUA2rERMAST&R'S DEPARTMENT. < Al
Indianapolis. lnd.. Jan u. 1868
- EALED Pi.ol oSAI.s WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until ioacl Ok, \. NJ. .aurday, Gath Jan.
1865, fol
200 Tuus s:aied gray:
3,.b0U Bush. Far Corn, lin bulk;,
2,0OO OATS. IN bulk)
To nc delivered at THE L. s rorsging House. in Indian
apoiis, Ind
The hay 10 be good. clear 1nothy-hard pressed
each hale 10 weigh not less than 3O0 POUNDS.
None but well filled clean oats, and sound merchant
able corn will ~ received.
one-t5ird II Of each TO he delivered i'm (l0j days
one third IL twenty 20, days and balance thirty
$50 days rom date ract
Each bid must he accompanied by sufficient guaranty
for it, faithful performance.
Form Of bid and guar mtg be had az this Office.
No BID viii be enter aimed for less than 80 tunS bay
500 hnshel corn. and $40 bushels oats
jsn2o dtd JAMES 4. EkiN, A. Q. n. u. s. A.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of g.argnershiu
PROPOSALS.
S e a | e d Propos a ! S {.

QuAarERNAST&R'S DEPARTMENT, Z & Al
INDIANAPOLIS lrd. Jan L. 1868
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ A COUGH. COLD. OR AN IRRlrA
TED THROAT allowed progress, results in serious
Pulmonary ard Bronchial affections, oftentirnes to
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GhlEk'S HEAD OlSpekSkRy.
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES or KENTUCKY YOh r1p
TREATMENT or ALL Tux DISEASES UF THR
CRfSASr AND GENITAL Organs.
A Medical RepOr(.

GnsssaSnc 1Airsr Fs-< F5.zEs- saa E.evuef.e.e<as
Aaofo'DY and PAysfoiaVy efr.s S-xv- firvs,s =
sf0f, ., mum f@0 f.ssus-
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1000 bris q
Brspfy
500 Pil,.~6!c
500 :. Kun
1000 Pack
sgrs W..
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ND EIrnssslr 70, VIZ DAILI srAr. sxsus.L
Noon Reports.

CONFEDERATE POSITION SAID TC
HAVE BEEN FLANKED.