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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R a L r q a d.
1868. MM M3(Ra 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route To Chicago VIA K~kom~.
81 MILEs SHORTER THAN ANY oTHER ROUTE.

- MILEs SHORTER THAN ANY 0THER ROUTE.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, lss3, trains
" trains will be follows
A Chicago Exprtss Train will leave indianapolis az
1926 z. N, arrive II kokonc aio y. N, fn time
make close connection ~th train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago and arrive al Peru AT s.3o 2. NJ
Returning. ih. will leave Peru ls2o A. M
mailing cos connections with the night train from CHI
cago, and arrive AZ ndianapolis 81 $40 A. n.
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis 81 ass =. NJ.
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru
make connections with the the Toledo We
bash Railway for wabash, Huntington. Port Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru st $50
A. NJ. after the arrival of the the T. W. r. ".
from the Esst and arrive Al Indianapolis 1000 A. n.
In time 10 make connections for all points East, South
and West.
Achicsgo Expresstrain will leave indianapolis st no
p NJ making close connections kokomo with for
LogHnspar, Valparaiso and Chicago. aud arrive Al
Peru ~ los A. NJ in time 10 make connection with trans
going Eas; and West the Toledo and wabash Hall.
Returning the train will leave Peru st i2ls v NJ,
making close connection AT Kokcmo with the trains
the Cincinnati and Chicago AIR Line r. X from Chicago,
Valparaiso and LogansPort and arrive 81 Indianapolis %
tl0 p NJ IN time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
VT hAL0rr. General Ticket Agent. feb7s. 'e3-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26
Shci,tng Of Chattanooga.

CuArrANooGN Ar-us; 22-The Yankees com
mencei shellnt Chttnoosa Yesterday without
notice OF their intention u DO All is quiet
O. day.
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D N - y. nc - - II n

and its attendant train # symptoms, IL acts more like
charm than a medicine There is nothing IN the whole
range Of the Maeria Medca that for n bear
q comparison with IL in this disease.
fun account If this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the L. 3 Dspensatory pages 1887
and 1888
A series OF experiments, in which Dc Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought successful
termination, and h IS enabled offer to the public
combnatian Of Cedron with other improved toncs the
whole preserved In the best quality Of copperdStlled
Bourbon whisky. which he il confident has equal in
the world.
lie mil ht furnish volume Of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such thing az
heirrue value. The safest plan is for every tet
for himself the virtues Of q new medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26
From Chariestoa.

CHARLrsToS, August % -On SATURDAY 6ni
shot. ws,r hred at Fort Samler. ~ OF them
~ King. inside and outside The east wall Il
set'ed AMI battered, and lhe paapel undermined
The nurth~e-t wall and arches have fallen IN.
and the guns are all dim united On SUNDAY
tie land bilteries opened from the suh aud
north, ani the monitors ON the etst aud west.
c'mng close up. The fire was very damaging,
the shot sweeping through the fort.
she'll wounded several officers, including
Col kheit. The latter Is orderel to hold out
until relieved or the place taken Col Gollaird.
OF Fort Wagner. w's killed, and several officers
wounded
i Is said there are % vessels inside the bar,
iaclud ~ he iron clads.
q lmnre sent notice on Sunday that nj eleven
O'Clock to morrow NJ nday.) he would open on
Ch rle.ton, aud ia the meantime non c0mbiltants
could leave
CHARLEsrox. August - The fire of the
enemys land batteries has been kept up on Fort
Sumter. and more guns disabled; lso heavy
fire on Wagner aud Gregg, from the feet and
land
Glmore'S demand for the surrender Of Sumter
aud Morris Island. with q threat to she'll Charles
ton IN four hour. from the time of TIE de iverv
OF the ptpers at Fort Wagner. was received and
returnei this morning Beiureg nd, ia reply,
charges inhum unity aul violation pt the laws of
war agnin-t Gilmore AMI says II Tie utfeiSe is
repeated he will employ stringent measures of
retaliation
Up TO this time the threat 10 shell the city has
not been executed.
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PnlLtDCLPh.A. Angus - A private dis.
patch from " >hington st,s the War Depart
mcnt hls The announcement OF the surrender of
Fort Sumter
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From (hicnzn.

CHICAGO. Augtst 81 Judge Williams. Of the
Crcait Court. 10 day granted injunction re-
strlinlug the directors OF the Chicago aud Alton
r,lroad from ntying their dividend due in New
York morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26
AUGUST 20, 1863.
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Mos. Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.
MEDICAL.

MO MANS NAME II MORE INTIMATELY CON-
neetfd with the history Of ths MaieFia Medea OF The
United States, more fAvorably known p,neer IN
medical discovery, than that II JOHN huLi- ef Louis
vile Ky. Ills inmiiabe preparation OF Sarsapara has
long stood a the heal Of the various eompoun of that
valuable drug. His compound pcctora u Wild cherry
has become hou>rhod word throughout the West and
South; and HE Worm LoIenges, IN less than after
their introduction. sttsned reputation widespread
the continent Of North America. But the eF0wning
glory his life he attained Ia his latest dis
covery, rather combination for he does hot ella m 20
have been the dcoverer Of CEDRON which j. the basis
OF the biters offered TO the public. That honor be-
longs 10 the native inhabitants oi Central America. 70
whom s virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with a. the India, bids defiance
the deadly malaria. and handes without fear the
serpents. II Is belief IN them that
while there l. breath left the body the Cedron Is potent
TO cure matter What the disease may be.
while Dr. Bull is not prepared TO ndorse this extrava-
giant prefension h. j. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination OF the evidence relating its virtues
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
to the masmatic Influences, II stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26

BERLIN. Wis. August pa tornado at
Bueua Vista. Wisconsin. on Friday blew down
every house in the place Three persons killed
and fourteen wounded
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indianapolis and Madison
n N ILRGsD<A n nD.
1868. ~ - G9 1868.
New Arrangements te Com ence Nom

day, Feb. =. 1864.
FENNO passenger trains daily tSundays excepfd) be-
u tween indianapolis and Madison.
leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, At so a.
and =. NJ srrivn dison at n Is A. N. and 80
T. VI.
Leave the Depot Al Msdison a. A. NJ and 7 r. NJ ar
riving 90 Indianapolis st IL A. n and $40 p. NJ
The train leaving indianapolis Al go A. NJ. connects
with that leaving Columbus ~ ss5 A. N. for shelby
Vile and Rushville arriving al shelbyville at los5 A. NJ
aud isushViiie al 80 7. NJ
Leaving Rushville At " ". Sbelbyvilie a. s.s5 p.
NJ. connects 81 Columbus with the and n. train arr
irving either Ddianspoli. Madison the
ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets Nsd -on for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati and ln
disnapolis and points West.
Tarih Of Freights a. low By any other route.
Shippers and merchants wesi will md 10 therintsr-
est 20 ship By this line
feb2 DC. BRASHAN. suDeriuieudent
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CAMP MEETING.
ACTON CAMP MEETING.

rUNHE ACTON CAMP MEETING COMMENCES THURS
il DAY. August 20 lSs3 For the accommodation Of
persons wishing attend Excursion Tickets viii be
sale al all the regular stations on the aud e K r.,
good all regular Passenger Trains during the
tinuance q the meeting.
IT 7An persons on trains without tickets will be
charged full fare.
Tickets frcm indianapolis for sale the Union Depot
Fare 90 cents for the round trip
ROBr MEEK. Superintendent.
W. \. L. NoELK, General Ticket Agent
angls-dlOf
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GENERAL roR lxDrANA

Conrad Baker. Col. 1T Indiana cavalry aud A.
A Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
nee, Blsckford's Bock. southeast corner Ne
ridan and Washington streets, upstairs;
boards AZ No. l3s North Tennessee street.. ASA
James q. Jones. Col 42d ind. infantry aud
perintendeut for Recruitiug for Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp OF rendezvous or
ice, District Headqua boards Bates
a
John ~ Scott. Captain. 10Th Ind. volunteer in
fantry and A A. A. q. and Inspector. Office.
with A. A. Z. VI. q: boards Macy House. Lac
Orris Blake, Captain, 3Sth Ind. volunteer infan-
try aud Assistant Superintendent Of Recruit
ing. Inspector. &C. Office. District Head
CHARTERS. boards at Macy Hou.e. ..........- l.4ss
T. J. de Ia Hunt. Lieutenant and Aeiutant s6th
Ind volunteer infantry aud Superintendent
,............ -. ...........,... 1875
H. Il Finch. Lieut.. ard q. NJ. Add Ind volun-
tee- infantry. A. \ o NJ and Inspector Of
House ........................... l.ts
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BOARD OF ENROLMENT OF rHE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
u braten, Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
ice, blae. lords Block, 81 aoor, boards az O.
John>on'ss three mile. north Of the city. b
railroad ........................ Lac
IN wallace. Commissioner. Ofice, Black-
ford Block residence No. lsl East Market
street; ..............,...... -. Lac
Thomas r Harvey surgeon. Ohce with Pro
vosi harshAl boards al No 49,, East wash
inston street ........................... 22ss
73.s54
AID oeh' harrington, once IN state House. &.054
sos74
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DAILY SENTINE I'll.
rELEc GRAPHIC
Noon Reports.

n .ssssss .oa ras p,,lT rAu sEsnssl
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SILK HATS.

WE have received the Fall STYLE Of Silk Hats
w We pay particular attention to this Branch OF
business and arc at all times prepared 10 furnish
the best article and latest style-At the Retail Store
sep1I HARPER BRO.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
ARNEEa -

OEEloE BALErEOaH ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEEISa STANTON, Aug. s, 1888
ON and aRer Monday night. the lOth Of August,
ing aehedule.
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.rnn UNRRrURNEp BRAvE.D

The HWailoWs build ben Ath tile caves,
As In the days Rgour'
The HhSaTsn fields are \ u rbl-Ee,
And in and out tile west Viul plays,
Amid the tAsse!ed corn,
The sunshine fails Ms warm and bright,
The clover fields are Tehi
The Wild bird wakes his simple song
A. joyiully tint whole day long
As he were not deAdl
The Thoughtful skies with mother care,
Their rain and sunsbiBr send;
And, standing ia the farm house door,
Isee-dutfIpS the landscape Ger
The hOcks tie used to tend.
The wild rose aud the jessAmiuc blow
Beside the window sill;
Their tender moan IL In the air,
For the dear hands that placc.i the IA there
Are ing crossed AMI still.
1hp cattle lAuguish for his care,
The harvssts lack in worth:
But oh the NEST. because most dear,
We miss lis WoT. Of pleasant cheer
Beside our lonely heath.
About the hills the summer folds
Her We1lth OF golden light
And, pact tie willows silvsIy glsAnI'
catch the glimmrrinI Of the stream,
And lilies cool aud white.
But oh! n shadow d1rkens all
The sunshine and the bloom;
The voice whose kind and loving words
Were sweeter than the song Of birds,
Is silent In the tomb.
How can the summer fall 50 gay
About our farm house door,
When ali the quiet Ways lie tTOl-
Through iraty Woosl or bioOmy sod
Shall know hi;u ueVc'm more:
Mrs. EdSoH.
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g. W. JOHNSON q SON ), 1IS.''''

q. W. JOdNbON q BON,
nanurAetursTs OF Copper. TIN aaa
sheet Iron Ware.
uAVIEG ATAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIA
III Improved facilities, We are better -.
than ever % MI All ordsrs for s1y article or ork IA
TIE above line 81 businesa YAlliss aud Couduefor,
made TO order Steamboat work done In q saL1taa
tAl and WorkmAniikS manner. We are now paTfD.
particular attention 70 THE branch Of the trade AZ
81 Sa1tHnIee Satlsi1ettnui In every particular Tc
HhoieaAls DoaleEs Ne can oGeF fnduesmSnta thai
eAnnGt Be found elsewhere. Our stock Of WarO 3
complete and the AssoTtmsnt i8ful al times We
stock q thelAteIt and most approved naftsTl1
q Coai and Wood Stoves on habd - al tinss
6.W.JOHSE0S 4 sUSs
HO-1T9 Market EquaFe
1S-a4Nu WhO6lfnR, Va
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Pittsburg ana Wheel
ing Rail Road.

M5;:s.!E
ON AMI ARTER MONDAY, Apr sOth. 1888, PAs.
~ .enEsr Trains UiIi leave BriiEeport - foiIous
(sGndayG sEcrptsd=l
1880 A. 81. Mail Train. stopping ct all stations AZ
TiSes ~ PittsbGEEh At 3=oD p ~. Ard
Cleveland NJ 80 2. n
as r u. EGPTrs Train, stopping NJ all stations
arrives At Pittsburgh at Sos Pm.
lElO p u EApIeA5 Train arrives 80 F!ttsbuTEh -
&iO A. u. and Gle. Gland p:lO 4. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At s:9J L II. and = ~ r. IL. ~
rive At Bridegroom At 5IU ?. 81. and B=25 AN
Leave Pittsburgh At lscV a. NJ. 6UO A. ". and
A. n. and ass P ~
Connections are made as Follows
Al Pittsburgh With rsansyIssnia R. Il s.r Harris
Lu=E. BALTIMORE. wasLirStOH- Phila-
dtIThiA, New HoIk aud EGstcn-
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled l. H. iJT San
dnsky. Toledo petrOit. Chicago and
all POINTS Ia the NORTH WET. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
ChicngO and the NoETH wBsT. with
Cleveland ETie Il. r for Erie Dun
kirk, Buffalo and NiAgAEa Pals. with
Cleveland Columbus 4 CiDeinnAti for
CIestiine. Delaware, Columbus and
At HudsOn with the c. z. c. H. e. for CuyGhoEA
FGlIa. Akron, MiIIerSbuFEh and Woe
tor.
At Alliance With P. IT VI, @. RK. Eor Canton,
HA.siliOu- Eeostsr. Salem, EnOn. Co
lumbns aud CHICAGO
Al Eille With p C. 1 G Line and AZ BEILKu
UIfh e. U. " 4 * for ZAnesVflIs, New
Ark C0lumbua, XsniA, Dayton. Ind
annapolis, C1tro. CineihBati. Louisville,
ct Louis, ST. JOssph and all pJints
Wtst aud Scuth West
EIeursiOn Tickets 60 Pittsburgh and return $500
Fare always a. low, and time much quicker thau
any other route
Through Tickets TO all points in the West, North
and East can Be procured At the once under the
AeLurs House, Wheoling, Va. or With TiekS'
Agent a. Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates e
point accessible By this rad aud its eOuneetions
70 the East North. West and NOTth-WGIt, n ono
under M'LuTe House, or with ~, Agent ~ Bridge
port EtatiVu- WA. D. TERRY, Agent,
wheeling. Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
p r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. Eebe
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.


An excellent LotiOn EIF Diseases u . synAiltc "
ture, and intOrton IN Diisases % the CTiBAT!
OrEAna, ATishg from habits Of dissipation, us-i
eOnbeetiou nth the E1traGts Bach and SaT.ApAT.ls
In sch disPlses rooouDsod-d-
EgidsneS q the ulst Fssponabls and reliable char
Aetsr uill accompany the msdleInsa.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
From eight % t~suty yuaFs standiuF, With s-aa-
kboWn 20 SCIENCE AID FAME
For Medical Properties OF BUCHU, s-s DIsP-a.sis
II of the United Ststas
See Prof1sOF DEWEEs valuable uorks on IL
Practice Of Physte-
Sc FsnArks ns5s ~ the IAas s.I.brA.-I Df
PHTsICK, PhilsdslphtE
See TouaEksmads ~ DT. EPHRAIlf MCDOWELL
. esiebratsd Physician. and member % the EoyA
College Oi suTFeULa ITslADd, and published IA ti-
Transactions Of the King a8d Qaseu's Journal
Eee NsdioOC iTuFEieAl EsTisS, PabIi-hsi ~ EES-
gAMIS TRAVERs, FsllOU q The Royal College 4
Sc nOs. the late s.aaAard worE. 90 M.l.sil..
ExTGAcT B1cHU, 81 90 Per bottle, Or si1 fori- 20.
6AEsARARILLA. q OopST bsEIis - 81 alT s
INPEoTES EosE WASH, 6Oe PER bOttis CT 81 Or az
Or half dozen Il oarh S1T SI2 CO. uLich I'll = 81
haont % cure tie most obstinate eASsa dirOCtssi
Delivered % aay nA4rO... securely pseEUifrsr .
asrVAiioa-
IN Dosaibs synptons4u al oOnussIsstisss-
OlrOs guaranteed Advice gTaris
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MARsIIAL'S SALE.
The United States

The Household Goods OF JOHN Knotc.
IN the District Court OF tile United States within
i and for the Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court In the above entitled cause to mo
directed, duly made aud entered on tue l7th day Of
September, 1868, shall sell At public auction ON
Wednesday, the 4th day OF November, 1853 at 10
O'Clock, A. 81, at the warehouse corner Union and
Water streets, in The city OF wheeling the house
hold goods described In the schedule annexed to the
information fiIed In said cause.
Terms OF Sale, Cash.. 8. Funds.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
oct2l-td U. 8. Marshal, W, D. Of Va
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IN s Or CE.
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
[ N S u r b d

[ n S u r b D
AGAINST ALL CONTINGENCIES.
uomE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
III New YOFk-PIRE AND INLAND.
oAsu CAPITAL Cevery dollar paid 900 900 90
Assets LIST July, 1858 90
The largest Cash Capital for the GmOuntat risk OF
any once In the United States.
Observation-Disclosures CON-
" PAHY, Of the City OfNeW York. -. 80
OAsB CAPITAL (All paid inl 60o0co "
Assets list July, 1888. l<ol'oS4 IL
SEvENTY-FTVE per cent Of the next PROFITS de-
clAred to Policy Holders annually, IN which the
assured participate without mourning any risk.
rECURITY FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY, Of NsV York-FIREA AND INLAND.
CASH CAPITAL tpaid in O9
Assets lst August, IbOIloI 20
Three Iourtbs Of the nett profits declared to Policy
PiFTY.FivR PER CENT. of Earned Participation
Premiums declared for the ending August, 1853
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
M PASY, Of New York
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company in the United States.
Assets February LIST. 1858 ...s9, $50 900
The business Of this Company Is cOuiueted on the
MUTUAL principle In the StTiOtest sens ttho term
| the entire surplus, DEDUCrING NECESSARY EA-
pESSEs ALONE. being EQUITABLE DIVIDED
FORTY.PIYE GENTS A WEEK will insure 81, 900
on the life Ofa man aged 80
POLICIES will be Issued upon the most reasOna-
| BILE terms in any OF the above RELIABLE COAPA-
MES for Wheeling aud vicinity and loses promptly
adjusted aud paid en- 1PPlie5ti0n 80 to-, 49,,
Once Main street, next door 70 II. & n. Bank.
s-plS
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU


ARISING FROM EXCEssES HABITS OF IIssIrG-
TION, EARLY INDISCRErION, or ABUsE
Attended With the E5IiouinE symptoms:
IndisposftIoB to ENertiou, los OG P0Gsr.
Los u NltmOTy Blmsu'ty e BEuAiAfus.
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror q DISEASE. WAkef1lneEE.
DimDsss Of Visisn- Pain In the Back.
Cnfyernal Larsitude Of FInsbinE % the Body.
the MusrBIaT System. ETuptious % the la,
D DRY re Of the sliu.
Thess symptoms. 10 allowed TO 20 On, Wiki tAls
Neliein- Invariably TUuOSos. s0ou foil0W
IMrUTENCT, FATUTTT, EPILEFTIc PTS.
In one Of ~hieh the patient nay expire. Who can
~diTUful disSass-"
INSANITY AND CONsUNPTION,
MANY are aware Of the eause Of their Suffering Tut
| Iums aud the melancholy deaths b cousua, tsJu,
bear ample witness to the truth ofths Asrrii,a.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFECTED VIII
ORGANIC WEAKSEss,
Requires the aid OF NedisBe 70 strengthen aal 10
| TtEOFats the y stsu, y hieh nELNEOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU i9IsLiaSly sOe' trial Uih soe''H'" H.
most Iksptieal.
Females, Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MAREIEB. Uk coz
TENPLATING MARRIAGE
In many Affections peculiar 20 Females the EItrsf
Buehu i 1noqualled BY ANY other remedy, In CHI
preston Of the Customary EVseuatiot-. UJcrrai.i
SchiFrOus Of the Uterus. LsoeoTThe, White
uhetheT arising from IndisrTrtiou' HShits " De-
patton, or in the
DECLINE or CHAN 4 Of LIFE.
sEE sINPTUns ABoyE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IL
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AFFIDAVIT.

PeFBgnAlly appeared bsGore ne. an AIdsEmAB oftA-
etty q Phi81slph1a, H r HELMBoLD, Who, beins IT,
y gUOGn, doh sayS bis pTopaFattons contain EAf
eotie, mercury, cher IlJgFiOas dTugs Lst are
purely vegetable. HI HELNBJLD-
EWOTn aud EubscIfbed bef5Fs NJ, this 20 4sys
November, 1854. WM p HIBBARo-
AIdSrman, NiBth -stFoet, shove Rare. FhiiA-
AddTe8 LettsrB f0T infoEDation Ia eoBHdsDcs-
n T. HELMB Id. Ch~u.lst
DSPot lot sOuth Tsnth-st-, below Cbesnut, PhiiA
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who OndGsVOE % disposs SOF THEIR OWS" as5
~OthSr' aEtieies q tbS TePutati0a SttaiEsdLy
HSlRbOlRs 6onutas PEspaEA-ions,
EItrSst Buchu,
Improved ROss WHsh-
solA by an DruEEiIas ssoryshsEs
Ask ToR HELNB0LDS-TAKEs 80 OTHEE
AVOID IMPOSITION AND KXPOsURE
tGnIS Gnso4
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EuRenIe and the Duchess-HoVV the
Empress was InsuIted aud fell out
with her Loving Attendant.
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Trustees Sale.

pY virtue Of = Deed OF Trust, executed by IraIah
ID Knapp, Trustee Of X; G. Wright Aud Elizabeth
L. Riggs, to the underEgned, the sIh day OF
January, 1885, and duly recorded in the survey ors
once At the Port Of Wheeling, ". Va in folio 2,
vol. rs and l29, will the 18th day OF November
1868, nj the front door OF the Court House. in Wheel
ing, W. Va, sell at public Auet n certain Stern
wheel Steamboat called the "EglaTSine," with her
appurtenanceSh now lying at PAIkeTsburg, in Wood
county. W. Va
Trans OF SALE:-POr cash as to much OF the
proceeds as may be necessary to pay on certain
note made by the said Isaiah Knapp trustee as
Aforesaid, in favor Of J. p DlHsnbackeI, dated the
the 7th day Of January 1853, aud calling for $780,
and to deray the expenses Of executing this trust
the residue Of Il c purchase money to be made pay
able in two equal instAlmeuts, ak and twelve
months, from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
approved security. A. II. HOLMES,
octlB-2Ot TFnStae
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-19
FROM WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON, March II No fficial dispatch.
es from Vicksburg have been received to day by
either department. lt is officially regarded as
certain that Vicksburg is or soon will be in our
possession,
The Secretary of War has repeatedly ex
pressed the opinion that the great aud decisive
battles OF the cimpaign will be fought in the
Southwest, and is confident this will result in
o suppression of the rebellion. Provision has
been made for Rosecrans's safety against
combined rebel attack, and also against an inva-
sion Of Kentucky or Missouri. p.
IL is understood the rebels concede the can.
ture of Yazoo City. @
Gov. Gurley leaves for Cincionati to morrow,
and will start for Arizona about June. %. /,
Gen, Fremont has gone to New York, his in
terview with the Secretary of War having
proved unsatisfactory.
The general land office here will grant this
week to parties in California, warrants for up-
ward of 5000 acres of lands among the moat
valuable in the State.
New YoRK, March le-The Times special
from Washington March II, says: One year
certificates now falling due should be sent into
the treasury at once for payment. They will
be paid 10 gold. Interest accruing after ma
surity will not be paid. y "a ID
The report brought by the isst sream amer from
Europe OF the intention of the Emperor Nspo.
leon to withdraw his army from Mexico, Is dis
credited In diplomatic circles here. On the
other hand, IL is thought the French army in
Mexico will be largely augmented 10 the next
ninety days. Such also are said to be the ad-
vices received by our government.