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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08


o. motion Of NJ. washbams :, va ublea-
81 sgaiust 80.
Mr.sfs Holnsu. " a,hburue steele aud pen
ton we're permitted 90 fccuti their votes N favor
Of he army appropriation bui.
Ne Hut,hlns onefel a resolution fhat ths
thanks of the House afe due. ami are hereby
ieudsred. 20 Gen Batter TOE ia energetic. able
and humane administration during be COMMAND
Of the Department Of tbs Gulf
NJ. Allan. OF Ohio, moved 70 lay Il 90 he
table. Disagreed to-27 against ". 4 ds>s
arising, II goes over.
The House took Up The bAnkrups bill.
Mr. Corkling spoke 10 favor OF H.
Mr.. Kellogg moved % lay The btll 90 DE table
pisagreef to-S9 against 66.
Alter further consideration. the hn Vas post
poned ul next Thursday sesk.
Adjourned.
SENATE Mr.. Trumbull reported back a bill
In relation 20 tie District Courts Of Minnesota.
Iowa and Kansas. which Was passed.
Mr.. Wilson. from the Military Committee, 10
which was referred the message Of the President
concerning the three swords OF Gen Twiggs,
transmitted by Gen. Butler. reported . Joint reso.
luton distributing them ~ follows: The sword
voted by Congress to be given 10 Msjor General
b +. Butler as . reward for his distinguished
military services during the present rebellion
the sword presented by the State Of Georgia. 10
West Point; the sword given by the city ~ Au-
gusta. c.. his native city. Go be preserved In the
Patent Office a. n trophy of the rebellion
Mr.. Wilson reported back a bill in relation ~
bounties Of volunteers. which passed.
Mr. Rice introduced a bill authorizing the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury 20 paw the State Of Mn
nesota oil costs. charges. &c incurred IL sup
pressing the late Indian hostilities. Referred 10
Committee on Military Affairs.
A bill Was passed f%orleiting pay 20 all officers
absent without leave from duty for thirty DAYS.
Adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sT-SlNGER . co = LITTER "A"FAM
tLY skwtNo MACHINE, wuh al ne recent Improve.
msnif, b. ihe nssT and CHEAPEST and Nus1 RhAtfi
ftto aR sesinF msehlnss. rhis msehins ~ilise any
tbiug, from the rulnfhg ~ a tnet m t%afieian % ths msA-
ms ~ a. oysfeosi-aHytAing ffuu pilot % bsasrt elpsh
downs - the sonesi gauss ~ zo-ssnef tissue, ana D. ever
ready 20 DO its wol4 10 perfection lfeaafsn. hem, bind.
gather, tuck, guilt, and has capacity Cor a great variety
o. ornamental work. THIS Il not the only machine na,
ca fel, hem, binf, aud DO forth. bat Il vii DO % better
than any other machine. Tie Letter A Family sewing
Machine may BE- had In a great variety Of eshine' eases.
The Folding Case, which Il nov heee rius 20 popular, ls'
Asits name inplles. one that can be folded int a eoS %
case, which, when opened, makes . beautiful suesiantisi'
and spsoion. table forthe work 90 rest upon. m eases
~se % every imaginable d~esisn-pialn ~ the wood gse~
mite sAlve forest, OF a. deliberately huished a. african
make them. 1. N. SINGER 4 co.
Ne. as Bfoadwa az. New fork.
lk,y-Iudianapou Once-No. , Ofd-I eliows' Hall.
wAshlugion street. apls-d4wniliehl e3
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sr TELEGRAPH.
new York Market.

NEW lORk. JanHafy o
Flour SO 50d6 10: extra State seas 10.
sup. Western So 45@6 20 for common to medi.
um: extra Western sc 90d7 TOR common 10
good shipping brands extra rofHd hooped Ohio
Sc l0d6 80 for trade brands closing. with sell
ers disposed TO accept a slight decline
Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Wheat less active. closing a shade easier:
choice Spring 81 23@l 81; Milwaukee club
81 32@l 80: winter red winter 81 45dl 80
Corn-only a limited business doing. without ma
terial change. Oats in fair demand. NJ o. n 74c.
Coffee firm. with fair demand; Rio 27b @29c:
Santos 2eis G29c Sugar firm. Molasses firm:
old crop New Orleans SOC.
Pork opened steady. ana closed a shade easier
at Sli l2%dlf 80 for mess. Sll 51@l2 50
for prime. aud SI6 80 for prime mess. Dressed
hogs. a shade fl mer: sales At 5lsd5Ac per cwt.
Lard less active, bat very firm at ia Toe.
MOney heavy A. sac Government exchange
dull at li6@l4sIs. Gold frmer. opening at
3iHd34l5. and closing firm at35.
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W %AsHINeIoS, Jan. Z

Houston motion OF Nc. DIN. the Commit
tee Oh Military Affairs was discharged from the
consideration Of certain petitions asking for the
introduction of the Homeopathic system in the
army.
Mr. Sedgwick. from the Committee on Naval
Affairs. reported 4 joint resolution that the Sec
rotary Of War be directed TO give credit 70 sew.
eral States, IN estimating the number OF soldiers
enrolled therein, FIR ali enlisted in the naval ser
vice and who otherwise might be liable to mill
tary service.
Mr.. Pendleton introduced a preamble ~reciting
Grants order. excluding Jews, as a class, from
the army lines. and a resolution saving Sid or
der deserves the condemnation OF the House and
the President.
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Cincinnati Market

crscISSArI. January :.
Flour unchanged and firm: sup IS 2oa5 Is.
Wheat firm at @l OO@l " tor red. Corn 443
Acc.
Whisky &c.
Hogs offered more freely on the spot. and TO
arrive next week. but the demand j. light ard
market heavy: no general decline has heen -
tablished; the whole range may be 81 25@1 20.
and for a lot averaging 400 net, s. 90 Was paid
Receipts 4 1000.
Provisions cull and heavy. and all articles sre
offered freely at rather easier prices.
Lard offered at s3a@s5s. aud 2u0 terces prim.
city sold At 81 Mess pork Offered at Sll@
III % for old. aud Sl3 for new: 900 bbls new
sold ut this rate. Bulk meats dull and not en-
quirei for; shoulders are held at IA, sidrs Ag
$50: 1000 pieces green rams sold At 81 6s3a
No demand Tor bar meats.
Sugar firm al ll@l2c. Coffee ~ 10 Gle.
Nolasses 50 10 55c.
Gold 1873. Demand notes ~. Silver ia
Exchange steady.
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Job Printing.

We are now ready 10 DO all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best siyle. on short no
tice. and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a fine assortment
of paper and cards, and We can do good and cheap
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 nth
ers that want printing done. Il.
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U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES

(NO. 2oO.l
n TNITFD STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DlANA-SS:
Whereas. a libel Of Information has been filed IN he
District Court Of lac United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit amt District Of Indiana, ON the 81 day Of
January, 1858. byJohn Hanna. Esq Attorney ofthe Unit d
states for the District Of Iudfaua, agains' the e hf Of lOt No.
50, in thc or ginai plat 81 the town Of Wabash, Wabash
county, lnGiana, the properly of enc Van r. Nor
gan. for a violation of the powers of an act Of Con-
gres>, approved July IL. 1852 entitled IAN act TO sup
press insurrectior. 10 punish treason and rebellion. 10
seize and ccni>cat, the pro erty Of rebels, and for ofhe
purposes and praying process against said realty, and
tina, the same may be condemned and sold a enemies
property.
Now. therefore. in pursuance of the monition uncer the
seal of said Court 10 me directed and delivered, | do here
by give public notice 20 al persons claiming said prop
erty. or any part thereof. " in any manner interested
therein. that they he ani appear before the sad. the IS
trict Court e the United States, 20 be held a the city Of
indianapolis, in and fer the District of Indiana, on the
"a Monday Of February next at ten O'Clock Of the fore
noon of that lav. then and there TO interposc heir claims
and make their allegatiorSin that behalf
ID q. ROSE, I. s. Marshal.
By |. ;. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHx II. REA. Clerk. jan6-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

Ihn hHffiSo 90 rnE Lfslslsrraa-THE
'hown - zoe meeting ol the Legislature elsHfs
dfiws a large crowd % oar city. md The body
which assemble this morning has been more
honeted IN its numtef Of lollpserr than ans fre'
siOus one he ouf f~~olieution The ls'els and
boarding houses we're picked foil yetentay ami
the cfy. a. the ualus arrive, = siHl they come
AZ unusual Interest - manifested, ana the pro-
c~eeiings OF TIE Representatives of the people
fre-h from their homes. and knowing veil tho
wishes and will Of thcis constituents. Will be
looked foe with an intense anxiety that 10 body
Of men that ever assembled IN indianapolis has
awakened. There i the usual amount Of elec
pioneering. and quite ~ large a number 81 csndi'
dates ~ other similar meetings have brought
forth. but the Offices ate a secondary considers
ton even o. The applicants Harmony and unity
Of action will not be mafred by the rivalry OF the
aspiring Every Democrat feels that be has q
right 20 try his chances. and when defelied cheer
fully acquiesce In the xill Of the majority. so Il
~ill be 20 day. aud 90 every day that au Office Is
10 be disposed Of
IL must not be understood that tie crowd which
throngs our streets Is composed of Office seekers.
Far from IL. They are but a drop in the bucket.
The great majority OF the visitors are those who
feel the peril that our country j. ia. and hope al
most against hope that some means may be de-
vi-ed 10 stay the storm that u desolating our
once prosperous and happy country.
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NEW YoRK SrosE.-rhe city is full OF strang-
ers. and not one OF them should leave without
paying a visit To the New York Store. an institu-
ton OF which the residents OF the Capital feel
particularly proud. New York City has Stew
arts. and We have Glenns equally noted through.
out the West Ii will pay To visit their dry goods
palace here. n oar visitors neei-and who does
notI-any article OF the varied and splendid
stock Of staple and fame, dry goods kept there.
Tney have but one price. aud that il uniformly
low. small profits and quick returns being the
motto that aas built up their extensive trade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

clerical part o. the army, borrowed "a paper OF
one of our subscribers and seht il back 10y his
sister torn and crumpled. with the mess zee that
he would like TO serve the Editor the same way.
He knows where to find the Editor. aud has only
To- call when he feels like tearing things, and he
will be accommodated
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TE &C.

sole Proprietor and Nannfsfur-r ~ the Hard Ruh6os
Trl~, unler Rigs Z GcoiyenSs Pzterfs.
The Hard RIhl-r Truss IA unlike and Superior 20 III
Others IN the ~foilozing r-S<cfs: WIN aevsr trrzk, rua
cnafe. gall or bilsfcr. can - rnate dc OF lrnh~r VII
cure Hernia q var ranaiiuy: dos n< pr~~ % in5urs
the cori. and IL alEIys clean AMI gpf ~ nv.
Patients can - accurately fffei by srodins ess 90
inches sronni 1sfy in Ir~ q ~rulsnre.
EEFEnsxcEs - 20 u.-dErsy over oth~rs -rhe sst-
lowing only are 0G-r-i: rruS Met, tsr,crhan: and
Parker, Nex-York: Profs. t;o,ard and As-~~. rffi.d~a-
phia Or. r. Josn~v: sur-eun GENERAL Brr~nu, Nab
fng'on; Prot. Br4inari. Fr~-r. Ia. 4pir~w~. and De-
Vie, Chicago: Dr. wolcoss. Nivsuls~. Wa
Manufacturer sDd I~aiT In sassli@r nrsrss. Ahdnn-
insl Supporter, SIX ard Csston fxssc sto< kinSs Or
varicos veins, sasF~n-nry narsise-s. kr.. Ac
DR. wILCONS PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEC. nsa-
fsc,nred ny c. STAFFORD, has many sisau;a<r> over ell
others, and as an ~esii~nce Il such t has rrc~fr~f ths
hrsf premiums AZ the United stss~s fairs. mdu the En-
amlnaiion u the f<s surgeons Ia cur counfry. lie mo
fion 10 received frsn q rula<r cord (vhsh VII n~yeS
br-ak. giving II great preference ovu tie q<rsi wing
usd In oth-r ImlaL
send ssssp fr pamphlet Pos onrs ~ -
- ~ sss ~ Ell DruExt~- sesh-sr-dsu
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Tnr Tnrarnr-The Marhle Heart WA

THE THEArRE-The Marble Heart was
brought 51t last night at the Metropolitan in
fine taste. aud the acting was good. The tab
lcaux OF the statues in the hnal act was magnif-
cent. AMI marble was never more faithfully rep
resented by flesh and blood. What Scenic art
gave so faithful a representation OF the sculptor's
chisel. Ne know not. but il was true To art. Mr.
Booth a Raphael was very happy: and Riley, a.
the editor OF the Magic Lantern. acted up 10 ma
ture admirably. The play has lite. vigor. wit
and point. and was relished and appreciated b, a
large and highly intelligent audience
Tonight The Corsican Brothers will be the AT
traction.
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ADVANCE IN PRICES.


We propose 10 publish. IN pamphlet form, The sbl'
realise u Judge crHris on rxrernvs Po~rk. the mos
comprehensive and fore bic which has yet been writer
on thar subject, With the sdaress 20 the state Contra
Committee on the Gauss which produced the recent po-
IilcaI revolution Ia Indiana. Both will make one pam
phIes u 10 pages. which W. will furnish a, 81 per hun,
drrd. This document should be read by every citizen o
Indians. Address orders 10
ELDER, & BINGHAM
November 81, lisa. indianapolis, Ind.
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5-We received a green back Yesterday with
the following choice bits pasted ON the back:
..If Lincoln is a second W ashiBgton. the third
will be "a monkey"
1.-The President speaks of our foreign relations.
meaning. we suppose. his wife's relatives ia the
rebel service"
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q The free American persons of African
descent" residing on the block bounded by Mich
igan, Illinois. Vermont and Tennessee streets.
are somewhat indignant at the location OF the
notorious negro bag, Am Turner, on a back al
lev in that vicinity, where, since the Presidential
proclamation. ''black spirits and white. blue spir-
It's and grey . brown and snuff color. mingle in
glorious proiusion. The inquiry naturally arises
among the free trhife citizens OF American lie
scent. who furnishes a shelter Tor this notorious
outlaw and would il not be advisable for her 10
remove her base of operafionsI"
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Attest:
JOIN II. REA,C Clerk.

mo 1851
n TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF N
DIANA, :;
Whereas. a libel of Information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, on the Eth day
of December, Is62, by John Hanna Esq, Alto. ney for the
United State. and for the District Of Indiana. against one
hundred 100 ounces quiniue, Sc zed al the Port Of Eva s.
VILE IN the state Of Indiana, for a violation of The laws
OF the United States. he said goods and merchandise
beng contFabanf Of war, aud praying process against
sal goods, ard that the same may be condemned and sold
a. articles c0ntrahaud OF war.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under the
seal OF said Court, to me dir cted and delivered, DO
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods. or any rart thereof. or in any manner interested
therein. that they b. and appear bsfor- the said. the Ds-
trict Court Of the United States, 10 be held at the city Of
Indianapolis. in aud for the III .rict of Indiana. Oh the
third Monday Of May next. at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
OF that fay, then and there TO interpose their claims and
make their allegations IN thar behalf.
ID. & ROSE. L. :. Marshal
By !. ;. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHn n. RIA. Clerk. decl9-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

- We would call the attention of our read
ers To the nice stock OF new goods now open for
sale at No. 3 Odd Fellows Hall, which room has
been newly fitted up in splendid style, and opeaed
with a fine line of rich. fancy and staple dry
goods. The proprietors are active business men
who are anxious To build up a trade. and are
Offering good bargains TO their customers. Call
and see them.
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NOTICE.


Co-PARIN ERSaIP
rENHE undersigned have formed a Co-Partner~hip for
the tfan>acuou Of a general Grocery ant Produce
business IN the city Of Indianapolis. The business Will BE-
transacted in The name OF Hogshise & Co.
: II. HOGSHIRE.
JAMES +. WATTS.
JOHN 2. COUNCIL.
lNnIASAroLis, Jan. l, ls63.
We have disposed Of our stock in trade and business "a
Mes>r>. Hog hire 4 Co. Grauhed for the patronage We
have received from the citizens Of indianapolis and VI
einity, we respectfully request our friends To continue
their favors 20 the new firm.
jan3tf HOGSHIRE & HUNTER.
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MUSIC MUSIC. MUSIC
TAXES.
~ ~ TAM.

gIyHE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT DIS
TRICI of the state e Indiana arc hereby notified
that we have dispensed with a portion of the Assistant
Assessors for the same. until the lst Of May next. when
the general assessment will be made.
The following persons in each county have been retain
Ell. who viii attend 10 all business relative 10 assessments
in their respective counties
There are many cittle brokers. horse dealers, peddlers,
manuf c,uger> and others who have not yet taken license,
and many who are doing a Wholesale business under a re-
tail license. also manufacturers. auctioneers, peddlers and
butchers. who 10 not report promptly every month We
respectfully ask all suoh persons 10 come forward at once,
and u>e the means "a save them trouble and expense
MARION COUNTY.
John r. StHmph..-. Indianapolis.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
At Greenfield.
SHELBY UNIT
Willis wills
JOHNSON COUNTY.
L. ".
MORGAN u
W. A.. MartinSville.
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Alien Danvlle.
r.. HEg AD>IsAW.
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana.
decls-dSwiw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
FOR ten lines or les. 81 30 Over ten lines. ten
cents a line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

Masonic NoTIcE-A special meeting. for
work, OF Masonic lodge No. s.. will be held
this evening at seven O'Clock. Punctual attend
ance H. requested. FRANCIS KING, Secy.
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S15 REWARD.

D from the subscriber. near indianapolis, on TIE
night Of Dec. :, a Red BAY Horse: nght hind foot
White little above the ankle: white spot in the forehead:
dxs name. tail ant leg, carries hS nose out: about Is
ahds high. : years olc: shod a round. An old saddle
and a blind bride were taken with the horse. VIII paw
Is Tor the return Of the horse. and $50 for The arrest ant
convection 81 the thief A liberal reward VIII De paid fr
&, FORMATION that viii lead 10 the recovery Of either horse
O. thief. Address NE AZ Indianapolis, Intiana.
c A. ROWLAND.
tI0-dl Capt. Marion County Esr,s c..
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~ Wanted. At No 7 North Pennsylvania
street. 60 girls. to do general housesork. 10
sewing girls. a boy from ID to 20 years of age,
TO do light work. aud "a small girl to adopt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

MERCHANT TAILORING The rooms of l.
Schultz. in Talbot 4 New new block. No 10
North Pennsylvania street. are filled With a choice
and immense stock of cloths. cassimeres and
genllemen's dress goods. suitable for the season.
Orders lett are promptly filed, and no fear neei
be apprehended in regard either To the quality Of
the goods OF the style Of the workmanship The
best cutters. and the most fashionable only are
employed at this new establishment. which has
built I'd IN a short time a most euviable reputa-
ton. Strangers IN the CITY who desire 10 ht
themselves out during their stay. will do we'll 10
call al Schultz. and examine the great variety OF
superb good. in his rooms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

Night Report.

Further Particulars Of the Battle at
Murfreesboro'.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

THE LEGISLATIVE Caucus The Democratic
Senators met ~ caucus at the Senate Chamber
last night. and the Representatives 1T the Demo
cratic Club room. The orgnniz,tion OF both
houses. we learn. was agreed upon, as follows:
SENATE.
For President-Paris q Duunine. OF Monroe
For Principal Secretary-J. II. Vawter, of
Jennings.
For Assistant Secretary-S X. Hamill. Of Sui
livan
For Sergeant at Arms-Mr. Montgomery. Of
Martin.
For Assistant MIR. Shields, Of Jackson.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

BUcKEYE DINING SALOON This splendid new
establishment. ON the corner of Illinois and
Georgia streets, is growing daily in public favor.
and no wonder. The proprieiors are sentlemanly
and o%bligius, the attendants prompt and the fare
unsurpassed AL that our markets afford. pre-
pared bv ACCOMPLISHED cooks and served in the
hest style. il TO he hid there iiv Day boarders
will be accommodated on reasonable terms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

some silly or evil disposed persons are at
tempting 70 frighten tie women aud children of
the city into the belief that the Democrats intend
10 DO terrible things. Such persons are either
knayes or fools. and will bear watching The
FIRST act OF violence viii never come from the
gallant and true hearted aud law abiding Democ-
rscy OF Indians. and Of tins all timid persons
may rest assured. IL mas be possible-we use
the word pOssible-that Andy Wallace nav be
legislated out of office. and his shoulders reliey-
ei OF the great load they have 50 long borne.
This would be a terrible blow. We know-and
vet II = possible.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

sS-Go to O. b. Stout 4 Bros for choice pigs
feet. sugar cured hams. pickles, tongues and
fresh oysters.
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NJ &
n ~ It's
EFFERyEsCENT
SETTER APERIENT-

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re-
ceived the most favorable recommendations Of the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
EFFRIksT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT.
II may be used with the best Effect In
Bilious and Febrile Diseases, Cosfiveness, Sick Headsche.
Nausea. Loss of Appetite. Indigestion. hcicits Of
the Stomach. Torpidity Of the Liver 6out.
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel. Piles,
And all Complaints where a gentle and Cooling Aperient
or + urgative is required.
Il f. particularly adapted 10 the wants Of Travellers by
Sea and Land, Residents in Hot Climates, persons ~ Sc
dentary Habit, Invalids and C0nvsesccnts: Captains 81
Vessels and Planters will find il a valuable addition 10
their Medicine Chests.
II Is in the form u a Powder. carefully put NJ In bot
ties 10 keep in any climate. and merely requires water
poured upon IL 10 produce a elighuuleservs-oe bever-
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the c0un-
try. and us steadily increasing popularity for a series "
years, strongly guarantee it. efficacy and valuable char
acter, and cc1hme3d il 20 the favorable NOTICE Of an Intel
ligent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT a CO. No. 27s Green-
witch street. corner Of Warren street. New yoTk. End for
sale ~ Druggists generally iyz-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-08

~ Ladies will hnd the double sole high lace
Balmorais Mt Jones. Yinnese & Cos. nicely
adapted to skating. firm aud neat. Price 81 per
pair.
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Is Fifty dozen quails. also II choice lot OF
turkeys. chickens, geese, ducks. rabbits and
squirrels for sale at o. b. Stout X Bros.