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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
The IXth Senatorial District.

To tie Editor Of The N. T. Tribune
SR: In your issue Of the l4th inst. IL an article
in relation 10 election in he Ninth Senatorial District wct
doe great injustice to Of yonr political friends nj
the Of tie Towns Of Cochectcn aud Csicooa o.
srsly.
The inspectors Of Election In these towns not al Des
ca. and tho vote for Nven Senator is ,Ss
Democrats Of la, year in e,ch Of these towns; wh3s
Judge Low has votes in each ofthsss towns than
sTen os the Republican Ticket In ISs2 In l6l Whsa
then 10 tGs evidence o.frssd'
There given or II. r. Low which were returned
in csse given for Henry Low snd in o,her cses
the County Canvasers haze certified toe nnD5e. Of vote,
gwen o' H. r. Low IN order tha: they may be allowed
Neither Mr. Nyen his friends have sny desire thai votna
yyen for H. r. Low should not be counted and thescyo.ca
show majority for hira Low Democrat viii object u
hi, bein. entitled to Sea; In the Senate. X
We'll, Sir you evidently speak by the card;
Why, then, do you not deny that rotes '0ere taken
CaHicOon aud Cockectoa IN sy5tematic defiance y
he Regisfry Lap' You have denied mich that No
one has charged, Why did yoa not deny this # yos
could ED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

We print this morning on our first poge the
latest war news; on the fccond page 'ul nc.
count Of the Gettysburg Dedication, an article
on iron in NeW-York, and one on American
Pianos; on the tbigd page, letters from London
ana Paris, How we treat Kcbel Prisoners, ard
The Coa Trade; On The fourth page, New Pub
lea ions, and Fine Arts; on the iiith Vage, a
Paris letter and Local NoWs; on the sixth
page, Summary Of News and Editorial Ariiclcsi
on the ninth page, War Letters AID Domestic
Iu,ellgcuce
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

the rule under which 10 claims shall be mada N
"work both ways" In the With District of
the Sixth Ward the Police Returns make Il
clear either that IN imposition has been perpe-
trated upon tho County Canvassers, or that
they arc connivng (Which we cannot think) AZ
one Of the most disgraceful acts in our electiva
history. 1t is their duty to have thorough
examination Of that case made. Should tbev
fail it will be the duty Of tho Acknowledgement
of the State, whose attention ia hereby solicited
to the case, to institute proceedings for a review
Of the action Of the District Canyassers.
Gentlemen of the Board Of Supervisors! The
State Constitution was seriously strained IA
bring you into official existence. You are prac.
tically a Board elected, one.half by the ma.
jority-the other half by the minority. Thi,
was thought justifable and necessary, in view
Of the former unchecked license Of the dominant
Democratic majority. But better thousand
times to have the whole Board Democrstic
than to have the responsibility for such an afls,
as this half saddlcd on tho Republican party.
We beg you, for your own sakes, To be careful
in this matter. A Jadgeship Of the Superior
Court-an Office lasting for six years-is not .
matter to be trined with. The whole State haa
an interest in it, and the Legislature cannot
omit to notice any dereliction Of duty On yOur
part. DO justice to McCunn; we would not
wrong the mcanest worm that crawls. But
also do justice to Mr.. Bosworth.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
s-E@<nsrr<--S~z~s~s~-~ss

We are assured on the best authority that the
Police Commissioners were exceedingly caution.
IN their appointments of Poll Clerks in the
" Dead Rabbit Districts Of the Sixth Ward,
and cndeayored 10 secure the most Trustworthy
persons not identified with the peculiar politics
of the Ward As the Commissioners acted in
accordance with q suggestion made in this paper
some days before the election, it is proper to
make this statement. now that The returns from
that section are under discussion.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

About four months since We published an e1'
tract from letter Oh board United state
man-of.war in the Mediterranean narratlng
Rebel plan for the capture of our Medlter
ranean squadron by iron-clads TO be scn'
from England. The officer who wrcl'
that letter has communicated to gentle
man connected with the Navy Department
new facts relative to the progress o' th'
Rebel navy in England. It is worth re-
marking that Mr.. Land stated in letter t'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

UNION CONVENTIONS POR THE NOMINATION
on Police JusncEs AND CIVIL JuDGrs-1hs des
gates 10 the COcyenions elected IN accordance viii
the call OF the Union Central Committee met las. even
ng in their respective districts for tie purpose ofrosi
na;!rg candidates Cor Police and Civil Justices The
result foioas;
is, Di,trici--Adjourned Until Monday night
lind District-Joseph pa DoRirg Tor Police Jcstice.
J. Thomas Kivln for Civil Justice.
Ivth Dsirict-The Police Ju.t!co Convention net at
the Scu5en House and after the settlement OF cues
ton in regard to The admission Of certain persons rom
thc >crentecath Ward who claimed - DO the regular
Gsrg ltOA nominated BarraDas DsbO!A !oS Fo"es
Thc Civil Justice Convention me. at the ssne place
snd a; the hour Designated organized by The election oi
John A. Hardenhrook as Chairman No delegates ap-
pcaring from the Fifteenth srd. aud two being absent
from The Tenth Ward. the Convention took recess.
At tl.,x9ga Oh - the reees tie Chairman called tie
Convention ,c order when the missing delegates owe
from The Tenth Wafd). together with the Fifteenth
Ward dois tion vho he'd ia the meantime met in an
other part os ih. building and organized By calling
Ardyces Wilara 20 the chair. AID hai aso taken To
Cess entered TIE room and attempted reorsanise the
Conyent.on falling g. DO which they adjourned The
Convention then proceeded 20 business the four DEL
eaaies fsom tho Tenth Ward filing tue vacancies csred
D.. me absence If Mr. wiimasa and Henry Bisch"h
Tie roll wu ,hea called. Wien it appeared .hss
there acre twelve deeg, ,,es Present, six hfom the
1 eLth and six from the Seventeenth Wards c.
delegates appearing from the fifteenth Ward
4 paper was presented by six gentlemen from the
Xylth Ward who claimed that they were the rcgni'r
delegates on motion Of Mr.. Boyd Their Chairnian-
Mr Olas,oad granted ffscen minutes in which {"
SCI. forth his claim but he had no spoken more than two
minutes whom he abruptly len the room.
An Informal ha.o: Mas then taken. which resulted 10
the nomination OF John Laor. who Vas Subsequently
nominated by accla-ua'ion.
The Convention thea adjourned 'iss IL.
V,h District Edward ". Skidmore. Tor Police
Justice; Frederick ". Lowe FOR Civil Jussicr.
With Disirict-Adi iogrred until Monday evening.
With Dsrrict--J In,S Bryan. Tor Police Jasticr.
v m. IA. DE Camp. lOr tNil Justice.
With Distrct-John plncAcntush, io- Police jus
tCe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
GENERAL NEWS.

A Washington dispatch says that the sup
s,.s cent by Government have been permitted 70
resch their destination by the Rebel authorities.
The rumor that the Rebels permitted clothing. but
not food to be distributed, is an error Forty eight
tboo.and rsons sent By the Secretary OF War last week
hsA been roceyed and letter " the Government from
C., Nc., n,x .tses that they had been distributed
TSs ,a repol. was caused By the fact tia. tho
,,... ,uld NOT permit the officer IN charge u aceou
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

The MrRaoI OF FASnIoS.-lhe "p"ei
number of Madame Demoresfs VALUABLE Ai''''' =,
Fashion IL now presented 10 her humorous la'.o'
exhibit. the Increasing enterprise OF tas most
lady. Added to an unusual display of 'ns,A'i's' an,
sns nstr,,op, OF The prevalent styles she oners al
-, ,,I,r,s worth of nlsscd patterns and a she"
It'd and embroidery designs that must prove moss
:, ,nos, Ladies' residing at distance from
,,o.. taste leads them TO adopt the dictate, oi
r.. 5,ossmskcrs. as wel es those famie'
W ',omy is studied end every hint toward su.'a.
t ,.i,onablc attire IS Valuable. tho Mirfof ~
,i' si i r,s,s "A welcome adviser \ full summary oi
,r,snts " the present No may be found IN ot
rFyorti.ing columns The flct oI It's having airennY
stlnned circulation Of o0," copies aiesI' "S p'"''
, A yaluc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
I'd LOYAL. YOlNG MEN.

You are entreatcd to volunteer to fill the
ranks Of the Armies OF the Union. Hear Us
while we set forth our reasons for urging you 10
DO so.
Here is a tabuarexhbito of the States which
arc claimed by jeff Davi, rs belonging to tho
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoNmIrsx-

tERNAN kAPt BLitAN hNiRAL NOhHiIIsh-
Tho regular monthly ues.ing %. th.s Committee was
heid last evening az she Sterber House Mr. X. Wed
sctiug u. Chairman Gus'a,rs Levy aud Hermann Gu
lceke Secretaries. Of Fesol4s.gns otrcd by
ucary Richard ndors.ng tho Gc,.on oi the Ciiy Con
ycr on in nominating ogison rluni lus Mayer ard ip
pointing committee ao4ualni him with the action u
tho Central Committee Nere unanimously adopted lAe
Chair appointed as such Committee Ngssrs ldchaiu.
4 f. Larder ~ lolls Naanaun. bust iti y, Ani
X Wei. Mr.. Herman mobile ~ tA~ Afith N"'a
offered the following resolutions, Nhsl H-re "'1'i'
wousy adopted; ,,,
Uas,ei. sis honos N-,os Ge1rsc ppdyAe is de,''aei
fruoirius'iln f1r tir oce ably Ni"i ~ A 1h
hc-. Cd liza. Wr 90. i4,f.orfs oi te "ttHiA" H"PNo
lsAi4.i tnuiHl'rt Li't deeply rstan- 49, iril' ~
cffta .nurinr.lnn. tender oar sncfrr sni h' ".-.
ualksta Mayor ogiykc JOS fr iaitht and e"' -, iDa
L. wfif D., iss IL RCD the .neiors af's x tHc W
s.tr.to ~ tis city ni of the eritg Nh "hcn ~
hs lrswsryiu~.y opposed al atrmp's ~ depict" 'ut -!
,rsi, sud 90 d h iaten ucw ant al De-'r i11'' 'P
ouf rrafs oy-fbuideu,d community -.
Gss,iea ihat committee ol .y- % apioHitd " "a'
tnssa rrs1Ilii0u 0us,u Mayor cpdyhe. a, ,.
The follow iny eeutleleu we're appoint q as thr en- c~.
mi.tr,. Herman Noble rh,o. -. Glaub.ensA.c S~gSs
Manc4ol. Dr. John Bccscr and P.tug Badenoaeh' i1'
meeting then ldJouued.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

3 are reoue,ted 10 gtate tina. DR.. ). u.

We are requested 10 state that DR.. }. h'
BroiheTton ia authorized to collect funds for tie
National Freedmen's Association. Inc Asso-
citation Is i'll great need OF aid, performs the
work it has undertaken faithfully and well and
handed by the charitable and patriotic 10 whom
he may aVpeal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
xx.ssxv-@Ss@~xn<.-~ss

Returns from sf of the lo2 Counties IN III
nois give the following results: Union majority,
y, so; Democratic majority in 1862, II, ,,-'i
Union gains, 37,7-2. The Ii counties yet to
come in will increase TIE Union majority q
little.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

MEETING OF MlLlwRIGurs.--A meeting OF
the millwrigls Of New York was held NJ No Is BOW
cry on Friday evening, Mr. William NgmHn In Wv
chnir II was determined 10 form protective assocIA
on for the purpose OF demanding an increase OF wages
Committee of five appointed 10 meet at the SAN"
place on Thursd,y evening ue.t for tbs siinS''"" "a
mcmbors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

That is: moro than one-third Of the enbrc
population OF the United States are claimed by
the jeff. DAVIS Conlederacy rs having seeded
from the Union and taken up with the rival
concern.
We are in The third year OF the War; and
he Coniederacy is reduced by tie recovery to
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
r-a~-sr-xs~--uc

We have given the full Official vote for
Secretary of State Qn New-York) at tie late
election. For other candidates on the ticket,
we find the following approximation by taxing
the Secrtarys vote in three counties. The
figures will be very near the actual Official;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

Gov. Wm. II. Wallace, Union, has been
elected Delegate in Congress iom tic pew
Territory of idaho.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
eKcnr1AnY Or eIAlL.

This gives an average Union vote OF 3li 100;
Democratic, 34,.24; average Union majority
29, ,376 Schuyler, for Treasurer, has The largest
majority Of any Of the candidates. Depew mas
The largest, and Coohrane the smallest vote Oh
the Union ticket 81. John has tho largest and
Lewis the smallest vote on the opposition ticket.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29
LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.

The second volume Of Messrs Gavin HordS compila-
ton Of Indiana STA has just appeared This volume
completes their ~-k. Its mechanical execution Is
oredirAbe; aud The sil learning. and labor which The
editor. have BESTOWED IL, merit the high praise
None hut earud dligrn lawyer. could have produced
such a work
The second volume all The public statutes Of
Indiana force upon the subjects which IL relates
and he r al excepting the II the lat regular and
sessions Of the Legislature. II 1, great excel
ncc of the compilation that all existing statutes on each
subject collected together IN the same place IN these
volume; that reader can at a glance all the
legislation Ia force any given subject. Take
ample, the Of 1852, organizing Court, Of Common
rlca-,b- editor pul.h the large. md they also
print in 'he form Of 'he page containing
THIS statute, al the amenator, to Il which hav,
hreu Pisscd NJ this imr. And they have done of
~ The other contained in the revision ~ is5e.
Tie r'or h'vr added much To the value ~ these vol
uncs-rsperially IA" l,.tby the copou. and learned
w,h ~hirh the volumes abound. ricse lndi-
cate much labor and LEGAL They furnish ~ in
md form. With all the al Indications
supreme Count these These sliudca
tons being very numerous, The reference, 20 them
o. the volumes nuer consideration, willis great value
the lawyer and indeed all pcrsuns CONCERNED "a the
adminira ION justice The editors have ,l,o rcferrr
p,a,le on statutes similar &C. ours.
IN excellence Of these volumes, be overlooked
j. the uil aud Index appended each IN ii
ana, there has good index IA ans volumes
statutes published by authority. This provoking defect
ha> completely rrncdrd in the volumes under re-
view and these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
oil who have occasion to lool into our statutes
Thu j. the nr, time thsi private enieIrze has AZ.
tempted the publication OF Indiana statutes. The at
tempt. de- not douht will ee saccs.sigi, and will
duly reward INC learne editors aud enterIslu pahlsh
en-, Every lawyer viii n coursc. purchase these voluur.
and every clerk sheriff sn justice Of thc peace Of the
Stare. will lind u 10 bis advantage 10 own them.
DAVID M'DuSALD.
Indianapolis June S, Iss1
The clerong notice by Judge NcDoxAlp. Il GAviss
liorps Compilation he statute. indiana i no, de-
,gned a, qua ~ the worS but an unsolicited ccun-
'or'aaiion 81 the ihy, accuracy. and completeness
WITH wh'eh 'heSs volumes have been prepared.
The >econi volame. which has jus, been issued from
possible This edition Of the statutes vii De found ne
s-ssy every lawyer. Iat.ess OF The peace and county
officers ia the State The publication q the work j.
private rnirrpriEe the publishers only hope
rsiou u In IL, ss.e thvse Tor whose
wa prepared The two voi1uaes about 1900
page matter. u-ariy dcuhle the quantity embraced
n, revision q lisa
The price ct The work - 80 PER volume % 90 Cor
the Two volumes. Ords- addressed - the subscriber vii
receive Ir"uP' attention. J. J. BINGHAM,
June IN. lNe2 Indianapolis. Ind
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Boros GOWNS, v Y, Tee. 9Th, Iscl.


WV. A. GR,Ga CO.
eesfS frtcy give you liberty 20 make - The fol-
owns crifcatr 81 hv vHlur ofConiitniion Water which
lean Q, con mcsl ~ the lagIc msnueE
~ wife. WIZ At acAea Win pain in the shoulders,
whole length n back, sud Arr mts, with faipita on
u he aeari, itcndrd with lalhig II the Womb DyS.
mcnorih,rf. snd irritation of lie tla, ar called =
p,scaI who ati' need hsr about three months, when
b. Del, hc worse than ns uud hcr | then employ ed
- the best Ihys cins cud hnd. wlo attended her
Tor a at uinc ths. Wide sAr VS. under ~ care
she dit >uhrr quite ton pain he finally gave her
up s.ld, 'b.g ,sss facHFflir for, laid he,
'sich stth f5infft % - cfAf fftnfs. rff aedt
cie ~ Der aHc Jsrfs Gy.fsf sofDS eltef of her
= n. siss. Ai,ut Ia, me he con mtuCC6 tic uc ~
Constituted " a~r and 90 utt'i acton i>hmcIt, al
urt dos. ."cne TO have the dcs rel effect. aud
she Kept improving fapidy under ~ lT~afient aud
rcrrfcfd ely her domestic aa1ii>. Sh. has
taken any OF ne Constitution Water for about four
weeks. sud happ, 10 Say that it has produced
spermauent cure
wM. .VANBENSCHOTES.
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RxFUsLIcsxs HOLDING OVER.
Delaware aud Blackford-wa alter March.
Fayette and Acknowledgements r. ClaypooI
FountAin-Henry Campbell
Hamiltoa and Tipton-Geo b Grub.
Henarieks aud Boone Solomon Blair.
Henry-Joshua II. MalIe,k.
Laporic aud starkr-Abram Teegarden.
Mans aud Falton--Dsniel H. Bears.
Montgomery--MchselG q. White.
Noble, DeKalt and Stegbes - Timothy X.
Dickinson
Randolgb-Thomas r Brown. (contesied)
kusb-Elsard II NJ Berry.
Decatar--J ID Pieak-l3
RfruBLIcASs HLrcrED.
Jef-r-os-J0hn L Mansfield
wsyne-Othnei Bee-on
BENTON. Warren ami WhiIe-Alfrel Reed.
Tippera noe-Noses G Calser.
Jasper. Lake Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
Psrke and Vermiilion-O. y. Davis
Mmion-John G New (contest) -e-2i.
Elkhart and L1grsnge-John II. Baker.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING 0vER
CLARK and Scott-Charles T. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson Dubois and P.ke-Thomts ShouldSs.
johnson and Morgan-frankliu L,nders.
shelby aud Martin VI Rly
vieo AMI Suliysn--Henry X Wilson
Washington and Harri-on-Simeon XVIII
Jennings and Jackson-MedeA W Shield 80
DtxocRAr- KLEcIED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and ST Joseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant and Madison-John ID MARSHALL.
Posey and Vanderbargh-Georse W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-B. l.. Fuller
Davis and Knox-James ID Williams.
Greene aud Owen--George ". Moore
Lswrence and Martin-Thomas X Cobb.
Crawford aud Orancc--Henry jenkins.
Blown aud MourJe-Paris &. Dunning
bIrtholomew-Francis I Hord.
Dearborn-James w Gaff
franklin-Thomas Clifford
Adams, Jay and Wells-Georee >. Brown.
Allen-Piiuy Hoagland
Huufi,irf ton and Whtiey-A j Douglas.
Carroll and Clinion-Leander Mcclure.
Cas-. Howard and PulaskI--John Davis.
Riplev-william l. Hartley-l9-27
tSpFPESpENr
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander e. Downey
Ko.,iu-ko and w lillian Graves
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected
--2l
Democrats holding over. ................
elected IL
81
Independents. ........-....-......
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Constitution WATER

To tie public with The conviction that has equal
relieving me oiss, - ifsase> viii has --n found
eniuetflt -uccr~ul aff thai N ~
BE- afc Tor slof. n lacnS valuab.r remedy
IN ferm,s ~ rrqurrnrt % ps'Ieni ad ~,
clan
fuR StiE ~ Att uRUGGlSrS-PRlcE ST.
Ne n GLkGo CO. Prepriei =.
Morgan Aisu. ''.nsr-' Asrni. - as Cna street.
>s~ lnfk. anss.d3.
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TKH nc w N h.

Tho OF the J. they Developed will be
faithfully given that the public may be advised
It's progress: the results 81 battles: the condition Of the
eoniending armies and all that affects the great struggle,
and abroad for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
Ir addition tie Snfinei win contain the CURRENT
NEWS of the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK aud GIN
CIxNATi GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS the con-
dt"n OF the MONEY an STOCK NARKETs; in a word
II will be the effort Of the rropretors Of the Seht to
give columns interest for all classes Of readers and
such information viii lie especially adapted TO the
we'll being Of the citizens Of Indiana.
The seatiAd will continue 20 represent and stand by
the regular organizations ef the Democratic party, state
aud Nationals the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the eanddaies they may nominate
We hive agents. The low price, for subscription
will not allow H. We therefore ask our Democratic
all who desre the Of soand principle
aid in the the circulation of the Afisoi,
daily and We KY until they shall leas; reach
Democratic famil ia Indiana. The press Is most inn
portAnt agent Ia directing Alright hc public MUD. aud all
that T. needed give the Democraiie aty p maneui
rule !, the enlightenment of the people it, princi
pies AMI policy. Il shall he aim, with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiuc
and tor We beIi,e that In doing we be {
promote the true Interests of the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

Ms WN. n CEsGG.
~fr NJ have for several wears brrn an cicd WI Ia
thai tr,utlcscnr ard rCeruS tissas, 6raVci, which
scd al remedies and dOctors until took Cont
Water. aud Yea may De assured that exceeding s.
plea the result. Il has entirely cuFei me, and
you NAV make any Of my you nay see n " -
gar O. The medicine. have sntl4c eontdcuce In Il.
efficiency. Yours iruN, rUND sTKON6.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

UNNNTfIFl n, jun :, INtz
pr WV n GREGg per Sir: IN February, iS6l,
wa anicel with thu ugar dialc,, fot I've tbs
pas than w" gaious a. water IN - our.
obistd fn gCt up ,tf'u ten twelve times du-
ring e. night md M five n"nt.s Ia al out so pounds
In weigh nurng the month - july. 81. procured
bottles o." Constitution Water, rut two day> sfsr
using experienced rvlir md after taking utiles
entirely cared. aztec fcgan.g my t:,us good
good health. Your, truly.
J. V. l.. III WITT.
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

Then g. class Of disc that prodacs> such exhaust
ing effects upon ih, human CONSTITUTION iahcir> auc
ir,es.,s ~ ~. kdneys Ms.li.r aui urnar, Pl.-agcs
srd thfor 81 fac uo sfy hey crsi until they
adV aced Ia ss lsssis the e"Rre e ORDINARY
reu eiip. AMI Ne nrcseat the
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TERMS or THE DAILY SENTINEL
One copy one ~ NO
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Delivered by the carrier within the city, Is cents per
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Agents will be supplied at II cents week.
TERMS Up THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
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20 copies and Two the maker 81 the ciub.. 80 90
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The will bee printed each paper with,
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No paper will be sent Siiho prepayment. or coutn-
ucsi long 81 than paid for. Address
ELDER, iARKNESS, A. BINGuAu,
nd
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PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the of buchu cubes aud in
nbcr In the treatment OF these diseases and then
for the ant oi better remedy.
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COPARTNERsHlP.


flvHF rNpk RESIGNED HAVE TAKFN HENRY n
\ Nf.vORn Into partnership. snf The bu.fne.s wiz
hereafter De conducted IN the .ud style % Rra,n
CNpwsLL AtvoSp kUGkk CALDWELL
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Has proved itself equal 70 tn task that ha. dc, ovcd
upon a..
DlURErlCS.
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DYSMENORIEA, OR PAINi W. MENsTRUATION, AN
IN MENORkHAGlA OR PkOfU>L FLOWING.

y n dseases arising from faulty ssct ton Of the
strua fluid the being too little nd
panied by pain. ind lhc tthrr too proiu.e
Iiun which will be speedily cured by the Const iution
Water.
That disease known FALLING or TIE NOMB.
which l. The result of relaxation OF the nsamcnts Of that
ai known 10y OF he svinrs and dragging
pain IN the back and at time, accompanied by
sharp iaucians shooting pains thrutsh the part,
H. M all ca O., BE- removed by the MEDICINE
There j. another elias symptoms arising rom lRII-
TAIL NOt tilkMvsB. which Physicians call Nervous
ncs, which worl covers up mach ignorance and IN nine
oi the doctor not really know whether
the ynptOus the d,ca the di the sAmp-
toms. We eau only cnumeiate them re- speak more
particularly of Cold Feet Palpa OF the Heart impaired
Memory Wakc,Ulncss Flashes OF Heat LanguOr, LASH
ude aud imneSs Of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29
READ. READ. READ.
D,N1ulr. p. Jun. =. Ise2

irriate aud drcn,h the kidncy AMI
leti to chron degeneration ami confirmed disca-e.