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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

Tar OLD F,KN. I have noticed ID,
manner with which men. not a; al r-tnarka-
bic for sentiment. rctsrn ''to the Oh farm. -
Some peculiar praciice in arricu!tur- d.
beng discls-,d. when a. a closi NJ arm
mcut in favor % tLcir own sia- q a.,
question. they relate bow things were done
on the Oh farm. a. 81 nothing more need D..
said on the sublegt aii,r that Il makc. No
d4hcrcncc u they themselves ar oc.,,r,ir-
;arrns whose fertility and beaufy far sr--
pas the Oh stoay. billy one. whose most
consPicuous di.alsantag and def5-snit, ~.
a. multitude 90 stumps There a. ever a
charm lingering aholt that u, ll-rru~u,i-.r-
81 home Ia thc u4ind a thc most natter
ofiaci business man the old arm seems liz,
fairs land. Th~y Do no; Judge q witb their
present cye-. bat uith thc careless .-ar. ~
bos hood- Thc plentiful banehes q elder
bushes that grcw along the edge q the
Pond tie tare. unsiehily stone wall on
whose top be walked o. gather the pa-r.lr
raspsocrrics, arr al losiusl, rem~nil. -,.l
i Lis feeling = hy no means confined p,
those Who follow farming a. Eselibso.l
olt those Who have cuterr.l vhat j. r,u-I
thc icsr.ea professors. and ~Loss basr life
path has ied them hundred, 81 mile. AVA,
FROM ihe ola homestead. stu d-,.n, AMI
speak q making one more ,saruey back q,
81. the Oh farm before ;lcv de-
Cor Eural New York;
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
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l.a.t- f.f ~ 1851
20 State, opposite Kilby Street.
BOSTON

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4 frar-- ..Hfl.Hra f. s.rarr pa.errs ed rA~
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tas.t... t.s, fhrHHgn .t lrFrnf.rs hrrr sfsa--a-
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rrafr cat ..1~ NpEF IsgF--FF.f- Al
ltit lAltNt OFFICE fhtr fh- .rl-rr....-.
sa. ss 80 ttF~~ - IIF EI-T FEapF
pf AhA NNTAot.~ ABILITY -..IF
a.. t..I POI Boo s.a... H-. .ra-... "a. II 100 --|
CO. r..sr. fnsf ar a.har .a..r .f .h. k..f are
90 ftrr.r o. lf .rs-t.rs. .-fs..~. 81. -..-.
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fasi r- f...a .f ..-si..rs a.i CAL A.
rIs..a- relative f. .l..a.s
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sfr sasc- .arfr.ars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

Farmers Ene0urage yoGr Boys
A lev wears AGO. IL vas the very common
pratioe Tor farners. sons 70 Ieave the farm
- soon as tbey oould yet a-ay from it-And
the fathers themselves bot unfrcqnenily en-
outraged them IN a. A hard hand. and
sunbarnt hce we're cOnsiicred a. poor r.
eommendations IN life. II not decui,., actual
~ desrading. and the young men sought
for so.e more =" genteel- mode Of getting
living. But a great and wholesome
change has taken place in public sentiment
IN this respect. whioh we have passed. have
opened our eyes % the Act that no class Of
men can stand through al times Ike farm
en-. Though Oitiunes repeated. IL Is still
trIs - the letter. that our farmers. As a
class. are the most " independent Of al
our people. Il j. true that. a. a class. tbey
are hard working men. but il i also true.
that IN What constitutes wear and tear II
nind.-to which 80 many q the more
''gcuteel- oallinss are inevitably exposed
the farmer i. happily. mostly exempted
lie may IN many cases be obliged 10 work
hard. bot II Is work that caves him a good
digestion. and sound strength rcstoring
sleep
No better proof can be asked. than that
every year brought home 70 Is In the
numerous cases Of men Who. have speu, the
the best years Of their Eves IN uercar;ilc
pursuits. and accumulated few thousand
dollars. hasten % throw OF their cankeriu-
oarvs. and SEEK bodily and mental rcst
among the crops and herbs - the farm.
Then. fzrncrs. encourage your bows.
Encourage them. by word and example,. ~
become farmers. ConVincc them. bv ex-
s"ples within your own knowlcdsc.-
~kIch every farmer can do-thaf temner-
ate. prudcnt farmer. never fsi's 20 secure a
good living. respectable position in So
civty. sufheiencyof woridy goods 10 carry
him safely through hrs oh age. and pace
Of mind 20 which most ether Profession.
and eallinss are more or los stranger.
Much depends upon first impressions
BE careful. then. thatthe 6rst impression ~
your boy shall be favorahhe Be cautious
that yoa 10 not lay too Lcayy burdens uron
~ '-'''.'
- AM ,--n!
''.'''s4 '''''''s . AA''eo ara
,.-..,i-..-,.-.", '
- 49, -'.' 'I''F
that YOU 10 not rcqgrc too much u-sri from
-. -. . "a 700
-. GUY
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anu '''o uieAhes'
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s'-s.t-i-.. - - men Ne we've
' A''ic small
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

lss.c 4. Her 80. Fhst~ z. Harf.
4 NJ r-a be- --r-artas O. rte f-..rrr trsf th.
II $50 k-- $3.50 sssi. 81 ns an fanafatsrf af th..
Na'r' aai Do nn truari. rg~nf or sIrsrnrs fhrr-.
OH. an-f thatste has rs u-.sre rfrh~ f-.....-. !,
thas ll~i
" 10 oraerrl hs thr Co,rt fhsf th~ .a.I I.su.-f
nai'is % $50 tr-T--i-i ~ ia~ r-alerr, 81 th..
ia~i u rau-iug cars of th.s tlt.rl uuh tA.s
ofarf 20 'a-irt thrrrsa ta 10 f-f-hrf fn fh- 90 .
lii tf'ias--faf tarrr urrks sarrrs-lt~Is 80 fa.r
Qut.r-sttsn a o. fhirrs l4ts .f L-a.f b....- 49,
nrN tera uf saif taart ts k. ha.I-a ar Pau.
aiarr-ai1 on tAc -~caal T-s-faf ,.f Nas--.i-r
arNf. O. che eni th-f OBJ. staI rr.s-...t-.r .,..
iarH aaf thrrr aFI-ar af eos ta,..r a-. .ar.
cfa-f a a-' Do h-- -hF far PRAYER si sala LrI-i
hai sh.u.t 30 b. .r.ai-.I
Arr.i. A a. ErkuANE. eek.
uu- esq ID L,t-i a.sl ..r,.r rf ,.....t ih.r...
Auo- 4 l.. % EHNNk. C~fk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

" Har SroIL- rHE CuFa.r. Too msrs
rennei makes che cheese s1.cu rank. Too
much saii makes it hsrl. tasieies. and E.ile
O. craek- Too htiic salt. and q become.
houshy' raneid and sp1iis entirely. u tbe
cheese b not capped. f .hsaH BE- creased
Immediately after coming from tis boon. a..
tbe ar cracks the green curI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

To H. heaar-hts Cooft q C,,..t, C.uu,s :. on-r.
ier ~ Ceoniy 81 ONisrd. reNt o. D. he'd 10
saii Coasiy
Notk p-iitioaer hsurhiv sko~. that a 500
Il 49, l-eding from Thoraas J. Rrsgton'. o.
~ .asfn re~t al - - gr-si puhie eoaseairacs.
>-ia roaf - 81 Wc-f fr,-islg '' hitch hil -
81 cs.,-d Ani ~ ~~h-rianen a $40 to-n zfer
n-'iloc ani heariag 81 ne raulos. have isii eat
said saF SD rrt-ortei ~ $3.50 o. I,,h,lr tosn
u.rstin< q IN iah thitaais iui, ooii6- a,i ~ara
~. ~ the ts~n ~. uaf.-sasi,i, r-fuss.i suI d.
laN~t a. ailos apf.ravr aai istiiI 49, ts.n ~as
lati osi ~ t,~ >elrcfasea atsrrsatf Ma. fsfe
yeur psiitiaurl opasaslefsug hiaas-u aggtu.sel b.
sush trlis sal rsia-si rray thst Noar hsaars siu
agrreahs g. - En- sn.h case ~in apqssr Ar sald
pl.ce, aai ~ aaa fnsi from th~ sssi Thss.a.
nragt.a'. o. the rnsin rad. ~hcre &c il i-~.f
ceuses- III SD h. aai 10 thc l. . ~
r.rnse S. sstf trsn
Dated a. fryehsrx. Auzust -. iSe1
THOMAS nRAGnON.
lnftN SHAW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

Domestic economy. dno, al. r,., t-.f
liant Of virtacs. b. az least one Of tbe ms,
so.ll aud most useflI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09
STATE oF MAINE.

= p - m Ne nIHn. lusIHres rI re-
Sspsrns Jui.rs.i Ca-sft --st o. - h..Ls~u
- fsr'.. 'a SD tor the Co-ats of Ose,rl.
satee s-osad fuc..i.y 81 Ago. a. H.
ISAAC y. HORg of Lo,.n % ~ Cosut,
Il a. oNiord. r--srctiui.y it~is sd eve.
- thts honarabAr Cert O. o. ratsrsrst th.f 10
80 ssiuih saarrsed t. Fh-te q. Hrn ~ I,es-
m,fN. 90 ~ --s~ath d. Of Js.-. 4. % I~17
~ Love- ttar~-stt. - Jsunss Hi.i-t-. j. pa .
gust'cr "a ~ frsc~. rh-t Naur itrllanf st...r
thr'r fairrularr - -. ai-ss- b-hsv~i hiasru 81.
hiihiui. Chastr go aa,strsaafs husfsui ts,sr.i /.
~ said fhrt-r T.. sud praVi.,ri g. ~ r,--i
haur. at oih~f~tse sunf-s. trl anI ua.iufalrs.I
~ tn even rr-frCt nasn.ff saltrf e. ~ a.
&C.. 90 iarrl ainr~satI. ti,s ta~ sarf Ph~hs A.
-ha.ls rs1lsrt 80 el b. uaarfiafs c.reuaat ar-f
CO.'S uifhetf aas c-u-c ca che pstt 81 s,-sf 49, b.
hni. On thr fhfri das et Au-usf. 4. ~. 80 90
srftsi ard ia vour i,-isuf. aal fsaa tAat t..rs
esef siacr. a. nss. r.fnscs o. rgfura go live
-Hh suul Hi-iisut. sai ~ g-a- o. l.rts aak -,-a
a. feur hirilsat. heur hl-iIsaf turrhsr aver.
ttni aarrag 1T ttc fiur iron 80 dtF shr Ir.~ri-I
hrr huai~ 81 49, iosrN o. e. thr rfrsrrf 90 - Ia.
~ nsf cil--tis heari ffa.n h-r .ai has 49, .ts-
80 to a. suh b.. aei thHt "a be- fasi r.s-..s-
a'st aaf lsag ai-eucr AL assrfffen. D. hs. L.-f
81 aar,fsos aal lose &C. h~r. Near Ii-.fs.f 49,.
rsFrrseu,s $50 b. has hal enr cht1 b, 49, 49,
thrt~ T. ~tHch 80 uas llstn- an1 is Grr trlf. .f
49,. ga Hannsh CO. a. r
" hfrrisrc Naur Co.. ianf trssns n rr.s,..i.l.
ani fof--f. caaturirv tn tean-sfir hsr.nss,. .sf
csi-i-tsnt ~ifh che f--.or al a,ssiirs eel r.rr.
ani TIE trsi go I'd aH cor.csrasi asI fh-r.f--
prsrs ftaf fhF isinis o ti.nt is, D.. ff-.f " b.
81 tefus~u hfrn an.l ~ sltf Fb-t~ q IT, .-f
"a iirnirr trrr~vi. .sf thaf th~ rusi..I, eel ga,
o-t.on of TO- 49, sh.la Hau.sh ca. u., D..
r-snuitfei Cd hlun- A. tafs t-.sa.i - OIL
sver paw. ISAAC A. HggR
Aneast : I-gG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

Auths .Fts aad scisscss psftainiuE a. itie. are
cio IS liaked tog th-r sal afs iuiuazt- consei
81 18Th Agricultufe -AeEtceLa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09
Importing Houses.

q R.stes. b. thiaks 10 raa farn,.h -.,Ils rhsap-
rs thsa go D. t-ra thts stlr q tirstna
AZ 49, ArCttf~ of Nu,rrtcaa ~-s.s Tsr-
h-h sai Ffrarh. usa.iag as o.,-a Fsrsi. t..il
Sifrrr sd ts,if ra-~s.
~FECrACLT~ af 80 ki.i.. 81 49, sua.t.is
81 &C., f. ID ia oll -i-~ctarir hs~-. O. est /.
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09
PATENT MEDICINES,
A. % whira b. oser. 80 WI or Gesa,i.
Atthe Lowest sasA Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS -iu A, - 80 go
% hiun rai -sr- thetr tright freua ihr cuv.
FEDDLEK- ~tu Cd it 90 ih~ir sdr.utsss ts
cal u.-an hlaa 49, -tsrk 90. nrtag ia canurcttaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

bIlft " r.r Msrf Wfrr..I h.s.
y fa1 90 ar 80 s...a I.-..I f.- ...... ........
81 20 b.. -Hh.ar rrr.r. fH.s .. "a. t.... odd.
-fr.n q tsIl-...rr boz Hl slr.ar Boo rrr.f ID cd.
tr.a.i. s- stsI pss a1 l.If. "a be- rs ...... ..
a.frr ne fs.e
WRIGHT q. HAMMOND
Nsuisisct. Ia ~. i-68
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

-9a-4~ abe tHkFH Hs aarrFre... 50 sfh
aut che .ca.i iai.uv 81 h~ahh in 49, cs-~. r.s-h
- rui - la b-fii~s of thf.~ a. frrrai -frrl-fhs
18Th tsH airrrfr.a- g. u-t-g tad $3.50 - ESrfrs.
o. 80 I'd ~ caaafrs.
fHiCl>.-lu1 str.rEth. $40: Hal 80. -
g-srtrr -f-rusih. s1 90 hafsi.
- kru-rsl'-ff To- ulr,llriH~ 10 as arf -
prs-sa 60 ptsfi-afs tasss u -hrth al oihef rsu,-
sties 81 thr 49, have a. iri o. car~ ai- thsf 81
- ~afrlsnirf 80 rsufrssntrt ta svfrs f.sp~rt. or
- ffor ~lI D. rrfu..iri
- h-~arr uf laaitait.as' Nrn- ,.arra.tr-i .s
49, -rha-Ff flrrrfis 81 ~ " ar ~ ~ ~ u
tplAI iN~iili ~ 20 Nrsrssl Isssssss. y.
> tsiss 90. Prsfrffs-s. a. =
ats -r-rfaHF ss.hfarss si lisra.rs ~ q F'.trsss
usiufr. i-th af Ne sat Mranra. o. a r~ru H. n
sriarafsTi rhssHr.an oi ~ gear.' rrsriur~ rtstar
h.s as.f arr-a-lHs fn fh-rn t..-r-uItstl.as o. 80.
80 ar vfh~r~rss arr sfftriis r1n.ieaft 49, AS asf
ftnrs tl D. $3.50 - trrrsss s-r.sr~ ff.ar ri-er
salroa. FOL af parts "a ~ ta.tsI STATE. 49,.
tfc's.aa.-Isftasss Co. Ia1ss irasn aisaa1. wtshia-
g. -~rur~ 81. rrfrste rstrrss ssi s--i care go
tIl rrsI.rrl O. hrsrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09
leoFr-Htour sssvSspI
The Great Indian Remedy
Poaa FEMALES.
DR. Mattison'sIndian Emmenagorue

tafs o~istr.isi Fra..i~ No..
r,assr-si.aT Fsrturs uukassaof 49,
thtng 49, ri e. 4 go 81 p...,,.-
sf-rtusi aiief ail ss h-ss h.v- t.si..i.
g. .r.s car.i g. h..fh sarrlsf a -
60 Irt.rs. aa.. o. ihr srrs hest tht-r
knasa trr tar lrrlsr-r. 80 e. 80
i-tnr aa fhr -a-fh . sirt.sss en- Ca
- ,f A. r.sCita1s. alfrr al ~ ~
rrr-rai-- af ttr kInf have i-.ra
trtri la vafs.
Over 1000 bottle have So
l-~a sstt ~Ihaat stngir tsiIsre
A.. a. -. H.H a ..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06
LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNT, ss-ln de
- fsrsn Crcui, Court Of Marion County. n the State u
Indiana, - Term, A. D. isss.-nsry n bo~nsr
Alfred Bowman.
Be II known that on the i2h day of FEB. IN the year
isss the above named psnf byw spoes her sftonsys
nled IN the ocace Of the Clark ne 1.non cre.N
Court her Complain; against I'D defendant IN ne
.hoxe entitled cause together with sdsvlt a con
p-feu, person that sud defendant, Alfrec Bowman,
nor .rssident Of the State % Indiana.
saddefendAni stherefore hereby notified fthe flirg
.nd nendency Of said complaint against him. and n
miles, he appear and demur thereto. st TIE
calling said the sec0Dd DAY Of the nsxt term o.
said Court be begun and bel the Court Hoese "
the city of Indiana polls. th~ ourrh hcntsy ~ MACE
next sad complaint and the and thinss theren
contained and alleged ~ Be- heard and deierninsc "
IA .bseuc. WILLIAM WALLACE. Clsrk.
n A n 4 w.lpole Attorney. for PAintir
''' fsbs1-v
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RAILROADS.
Indianapolis and Madison
nxAH LRxoA uB.
1868. ~ 49, : : 7ssstl5E 1868.

day, Feb. 9, 1861.
FENWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
4 tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 80 &. NJ.
and p. NJ, arriving Madison al IL IS A. NJ and so
r. N
Leave the Depot a. Madison 81 a. " and P. NJ,
riving at indianapolis AZ II A. NJ and ) 10 r ".
The train leaving Indianapolis al $50 4. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus at -s5 A. VI for shelby
vile and Rushvilie arriving al shelbyvie at loss a ".
aud nashville at 1880 "
Leaving nashville at 10 n, Shelbyville al 2j5 p.
", connects at Columbus with the I and N. train,
irving at either Indianapolis Madison the even
ing
This Road forms lire with the Packets Madison for
the pOratOn Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dansyOs and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. low A. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL tbeir,nter
est 10 ship by this line
feb2 ID. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06
no. zoz,
+ United STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.

III
u TRlCT or INDIANA, IS:
wHEnEAs, libel Of information hAs Rem nied
Court the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day %
January ls63 By John Hanna Esq Attorney Of the mi
the District % Indiana.
Of Lorenzo ID. Covdsn. la and following
described r-al estate in said District t0wit. piece
parcel Of land adjoining the town Of Cambridge City. sd
Joining side Of LOT 3, IN block " x and - IL
IA Hawkins addition said town. and being directly
south % lot g. an part Of In sad block = and facing
Railroad and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
the south the heing the property formerly owned
by Nm. II. Cannon, and being hundred feet the
by aLou; l40 feet deep also IS feet side lots
and s, block ?, ". X and = 4. IN Hawkins
addition 70 said town. fOs violation of The powers Of
Act Of Congress approved July l7ih. 1854 entitled
An suppress insarrection. punish ana
Rebellion seize and cOnscse the property of rebels
and fJr other purposes" praying process against said
realty. and the may BE- Condemned and
sold eIemi-s' property.
ow therefore 10 pursuance of the Nonition under the
seal 0f the said Cour, directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice al per-ous claiming ..s1
realty. any part thereof in any interested
theren that they be and appear before the said the Dis
trict of the United be held city
Indianapolis. and for the District of Indiana
Monday q February next Al 10 oclock II the fortnor
of that dsy ard then snt there nierose their claim.
and n ak. tbeir Legations IN that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, Z. =. Marshal.
byi. 5. bIsELo~. Deputy.
Attest
IoHs II. RsA. Clerk jsniT-cis
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RAILROADS.
srn. ..1s.sss- sp -E-az.n&e
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD
Three Trains Daiiy.
(Sundays ENcepted.)
PERU AND IANAPOLIS
II "A L r. . a ID
1868. TssssssssssssSsss 1885, 1868.
new ARRANGEMENT.
New mou,e az Chicago via Kokomo.

~ Mills SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AfTEh MONDAY. FERkUA AIRY 23d, 1853,
Y , trains viii - a. fvli.v-.
Chicago kNpr, - TTain will leave indianapolis at
los r. NJ. and arrive kokorn, $50 7. ", in time
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line naiiTos6 tor !o-anSpoTt, Valparaiso
ard Chicago
Return ~, Tie train viii lea se Nokono at 325
A. NJ the arrival 0f ;he u~ht rsi froin Chicago
irving a Indian ayOi- al G:2O 4. Il.
: Mail srau will leave Indianapolis a. 4:l0 7. NJ
Stopping at all stations and arriving al Peru in time to
make connections with the the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash, Huntington. Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit
Returning, train Will leave Peru 7.25
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train the 7. W. r.
from the Fast and arrive at indianapolis ll20 A. NJ
make connections for all points East, South
am West.
Chicago Expresstaiu will leave indianapolis AZ l040
T. N making close connections at kokOno with train for
LoganSpo VALPARAISO and Chicago. and arrive at
Peru at 3n7 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru al 1925 p NJ
making close connection KokOmo with the trains
the and Chicago Air Line r. from
VALPARAISO and Io-a port and arrive at indianapolis at
430 NJ time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
V T. MALorT. General Ticket Agent teb23. '62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06

tion - zach additional -quare- S59s
Advertisements published IN both The Daily aud the
weekly SgxrxrT will ~ charged he fun Daily rates,
with one hall the weeklv rates added
Business soiice~ published in tie local columns, OF ten
nes or under will be charged Tor each insertion al; II
ten lines. ten cents Per line
Charge will De made for Inserting the notices of the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 20 b. paid IN advance:
Military Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies snd Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines - cents or each
Insertion over eight lines al this rate
Announcing des hs with funeral notice attached, al
without notice free.
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices 81 Festivals Picnic and ENcusios gotten mp ~
individuals association by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices. " ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once ia the Daily. will be charged ffty cents.
Yearly advertisers paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
20 be charged the Of s 80 for each name IN the
Daily e. the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- In
all cases. paid IN advance -
Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense oi the "
orneys ordering and not della able for the legal proceed
lnps but coilecf-be our usual time Publishers not
accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARKSESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State sentinel.
J. NJ. TILFOKD,
President indianapolis Journal Company
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-01
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ct. 9Uuts, 20 sept. Der 9priuB-
'felDer @~prre|ponDent beS Democrat" bertAs
tet, @ensra! Bope werte pas @0utmanoD oea
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na6 SbtO db, no CT Dtumpen4 miro.
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ment unter Osnerol Curtis semo6t tperOee.
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unO 9unter Iie9en in 2a8er BET Gorotta Yrat-
rte nit 1000 Mlann.
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6aubtmaht Der Nebelenorraee. ote $4,000
Wann SGblen Ipu.
Sen. @otsQ bat GA nit Gera8truppen uut
neutrality-suspicious. iErn augel@IpIen.
gtne Wulbermatle In Philadelphia erplcbtrtC
NIT 100000 SseS 0uIpsr am IS. Dsr Str
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len 9ersefeQt wer0sn mS9e.
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