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Crater severely, and prisoner; Williams Mssng1
Corpl Kiger; Privates w l. Long, w Gascock
shore, Lashmit Stewart, Brinkley, brinKiey,
Hetner.r -, ~.
Co. H-Killed-Newsom Dali Wounded-Corpl Bart
let's Private Morning. Missing Bailey, dorrls
John Howell
NEAR HAaERsToHE, ND.
Co. I-Missng-Bo hnson Conrad, G NJ Anderson
Co: K-Misspg-sergt Doohey, J Hughes; Pri-
Yates Clark, John 5nsad, Covngton.
List of casualties Of 33d Regiment while crossing the 70
,omac River, guarded the Army.
Co. A-Woa1ded-Jos Barrett, slightly in arm and
missing. Missing-D Heintzelman, ] Murphy, Dear
Co. -Mssing-Lauchlin Oliver. -. ~
Co. I-Wounded-Chas Rothrock. Missing" grimm
Long, ,,:.
CO. G-wounded-A Shore, severely, and missing. MISS
ing-H ShiVe, + Cook.
Co. B-Wounded-1st 1t Price, severely. Missing
BrasWel, Ford Andrews.
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PSI



In these days when the demon of take
full possession of every soul it ia refreshing
eCted hear of benevolent cton unstaned by
taton performed without hope of reward only to be
membered by Him who forgets not a cup of cold
The local readers of the Journal all familiar with the
trying circumstances which compelled Mrs. Pratt TO bring
herself before the public. Widowed by the epidemic
feeble health, left utterly helpless with little child it
Impossible for her to sustain herself in this place. and hav
iCg friends in Canada who would assist her she became
most anxious to go thither. But obstacles seemed piled
before her weary footsteps day after day fresh
pectatOns raised only to be dashed approached
until these hopes deferred made the desoate sick
and faint be unable to undertake disappoint
At this iuGCure Capt Moore, of the Steamship
"SiIius,' became quainted with this sad tale of aft
ton and hepessaess with the noble generosity
distinguishes the sailor, offered her free passage
Nassau at time TOO when ne mi ht have received any
Enumeration from others who DESTROYS of transit
that Refugiun PeCcat0runl.
By letter received yesterday from Mrs. Pratt dated a
Vana appears that the kindness Capt Moore did
end here he not only paid her passage to Havana but
presented her with hundred dollars in gold There
persons doubt who in the present of the money
market would look the gilt of hundred golden dollars
OF lunacy, and for then. it wound be but
credit of the brave and true hearted Christian, who
perhaps read confession of faith in hrs lie, but
whose simple creed that of One who Himself walked
earth Stranger, and said " Iuasmuch ye do unto
one Of the least of these, ye do it unto me-
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What thousands of ecorded martyrs bearing wit
nesses grasp which the of country holds
upon their hearts They die with often mention of their
list of the wounded, perhaps, with
glory among nen Death j1ns them to the noble army
of martyrs whose several escucheons disnctyely
blszened and never be lest in eternity.
In few lines would crafty my own feelings and that
of his friends making slight record upon earth the
of Hugh F. Prdgen, of Bladen county. While
dent at the Military Academy at Wilson, under the charge
of Col. Radcliffe and myself Mr. Pridgen quickly laid aside
his books the call of his country and volunteered his
vices in her defence. He became member of Company
+, 4th N. g. Regiment in which from my know
ledge of his character he always did mis- duty speedily In
the battles around Richmond he wounded in the foot
and home short time. He returned his post be-
fore he entirely healed and the Sd of june the
battle of Fredericksburg, this excellent young perish
ed in the 25tn year OF age. Mr. Prdgen quiet
that the better traits of his character not Immediately
he steady true, and brave. His associates and
intimate friends seemed greatly devoted to him. and
the writer freely say that IN the position he occupied
towards m he never any act to dlsapprove. His
mother and sisters have hope his DEATH his comrades
have the memory of a brave associate to cherish.
CHARLES +. DEEMS.
The "Presbyteran is respectfully requested to copy.
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From the Richmond Sentinel.

We observe that the Raleigh Standard speaks very
sneerngly and dsparagInglg of late appeal in this
paper 10 our people, much to think OF Civ
Jog up our glorious sruggle-to fight to the last
if need be-. We not surprised at this In the Stan
dard, for it has pursued traitorous from the
beginning and Of late has thrown off nearly all dis
guise. In very recent number it has declared for
peace on lower basis than we are contending for ;
that 49, it IS In favor OF reunion with enemies,
which implies submission to them. The man is tory
and traitor. With such we have controversy
We leave him to the law.
There is thing, however, in connection with the
Standard, which long to 1t is ia the habit OF
tying itself to Governor Vance, Hon. w. A Graham,
| Hon. Bedford Brown and Hon. George 4. Badger 1t
usfs them as life preserVers. Now, we have watched
the Of Gov. ance, in connection with our Con-
tederate canS with equal interest and pleasure 1t has
been noble and WhOesouled could possibly de-
SIRE He is as true patriot and as true Confedar
ate as lives. Very recently he made speech perhaps
at the very moment in which the editor of the Stand
ard was publishing bis own cowardce and treason and
in it he declared that cause must be sustained un-
der all hazards and that the idea of reunion was Who'll
| lY and forever inadmissible.
The other gentlemen whom we have named are all as
true steel BY their patriotic acte and by their
public declarations assured from their own
State they leave in doubt of their POSITION
And yet the ratOrous Standard ties to these gentlemen
and patriots undertakes to claim them feowpatzans
and itself as their champion and organ and derives con-
sequence and influence from their inferred favor What
H.
ready being deserted by the papers of the State on
whose support be had reckoned Their editors are
patriots, and therefore they repudate the Standard
Let row Gov. Vance and the other promipent gentle
men of whose influence the editor of the STANDARD avas
himself for wicked purposes, cut him loose and set him
a1rift. 1t only needs pass into The enemys lines to
make bin as bitter slanderer of our people Brown
low. 1t Is the duty of patriots here to withhold all
countenance from him.
The following from North Carolina paper illus
trates the difference between the Standard and Gov
Vance:
"rbe Standard called upon Gov Vance, On Tuesday,
to nufy the Conscrpton law ard refuse to call out
the Conscrpts between the ages Of 40 and 49, ia &C.
cordanee with the proclamation of President Davis.
ln other words the Governor was called upon not to
revoke his order to enroll those conscrps for State de-
fence"
On Wednesday Governor Vance did revoke the
order
Its constant effort has been to undermine the reso
luton OF our people, by false and gloomy representa-
tons of our condition and prospects, and to- destroy
our harmonious action by sowing DIVISIONS and discon
tents.
CASUALTIES IN THE NEW YoRK CITY RIoT-Tbe N. York
Herald ruorts the casualties in the Raging Riot fol-
lows One hundred and fifty negroes killed and wounded ;
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This a great mistake. The parapet was manned by ev-
cry company of this regiments except the companies
alluded to before, who detailed at Battery Gregg
Please do regiment the justice
e. K. BRYAN, Adjntant 3lst N. @. T.
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OF Casualties tho Seventh. Regiment n. &. IT,,
Al he Battle of GcysJug, Pa The Isl, I'd and Sd July,
1853
l. milsaps ! P tiarsha, Corpls Morrison, Aexan-
der, priva Baker, Brown,J Benfeld, Bentley,
molly, Fincsnnon, JOS A Lenox, W Summers miss
ing prvates a Beard, Gaultney, J lcsnhour' l.
Moore.
Co. B-Kled none; wounded, corp IL Tinker, privates
sawyers, W AlmaD G Criminger, D HurIocher, ID
Carraker; Allison Furr Wm Joyner, = Plum ner. D
GKed wN4ndeS 1sus Mekae
sing, privates 3 Blackburn, A Cameron, D Cameron.
Co. DIKe none wounded, 1t W. Saaa: P n;s.D
sergt Begin t:rivate' Kanapa1x, Clark + Bran
Co. E-Kied, none wounded, 1t W Vck Sergt G W
Baines, corp Baines, privates Harp. Lilies Muir
ray missing Bottoms, j savage
comdg regt; Sgt Reto prvaes surratt, Ridenhou1
Williams; Owens hot'in, Redw1n ) Bed GIV
Gssn9 onsen Tu7ner B.
D Philips, 4 Il B9ssiPger, 1t D :, Kinney,
Bradley, Il H MctIee, W Mills, 6 Marshall, W Pol
acGe s.Sn Helno
ard NJ Prosses J Upchureh.
White Vanpset privates Morrison, D Alsxan:
der, Il Peryiance missing, sergt Erwin pEivates
Bia a12 Carter Alexander Rogers
CO. killed overcark wounded, sergt G Minor r
Purdy, Nj wilson missiI g. sergt c Smith, prvates
Mcdaniel stel. 2 ID Parker, D Williams W A
co KILLED, none, woundel-Ls 81 Walker; Corp
a Bumgarnel; Privates VIM Deal, Ii Hoke, VIM Patter
son, Patterson Lewis Smith, Staly. Missing-Sgts
W simmons, D McIntosh Privates Alexander L 7
Brooks, H christopher, CambeI, Jngold, Ii Lam
berth, Phillips, las thompson.
LIST OF CAsUALTIEs OF TIE 7TH N c. REGIMENT THE
sKlRhIsH NEAR HAGERsTowN, MD.
Co. B-Missing, Still.
Co. F-Missng Black burn.
CO. H-Missing Philips.
List of Casualties OF the 7th n c. Regiment iu bring
up the of the army, while crossing Potomac
Co. B-Missng L Altman.
Co. E-WounCed, Jesse Pope, Finch, and prisoner
Missing Bottoms.
Co. F Missing-G Jordan, G B:sher, Jno Wikerson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

VIZ have been shown two Twenties and one Ten Dollar
counterfeit Confederate bill the date of Sept 2nd 1851
The popularity of these Is is that they very coarsey
executed ana unlike the genuine The signatures are en-
xraved The vignette of the ten doar Dill Is groupe OF
Indians: that of he twenties woman with globe
These hills came the enemys lines near Newbern and
we're mt in circulation in Onsow county by yourg man
named EUGENE SCOTT, of nan named DAVID sCoTT,
who is no in the enemys ines and has acting as pi
lot for them fully whether the younger
scoT7 knew the character of these bills
The genuine tWenes of the issue OF september IND,
1861 bearing Il imprint of New Orleans have comma
after the word Richmond" The counterfeit twentes
have not The word in the counterfeit shaded and
Is not 50 genuine. In the genuine tens the Indian
grouPe forming the central vignette is as light
as though intended to represent white persons. In the
counterfeit they about dark negroes. 1t prop
t the various Issues Of the End September,
lGI got up f1 tie Confederate Government By the South
Bank Note Company at New Orleans, the best
ecued Of y specimens of currency that the ConedeIacy
has yet ssued and this alone will enable any person to
detect tie cou2s by their and bad appear
ance. SAD that Hills are sold by the yankees
Eew6eTn At 50 iJr 1000 aud put circulation by the
Bufaoes 10 that section OF course is proper that cur
people should bc their guard.
AT rHz time when the LINCOLN CONSUMPTION law was
passed It being far Of financial than
military usasrc We still think For three hundred
dollars in green backs, any be exempted. Now
LltYt SPECTATORS business ana professional
men can i will raise this amount OF money, and cOnse
Qgan,y tsv none Of them will be drafted. To them
three III dsI ..-s il tmes very little,
but tie o-5r enEraGt native laborer with fami-
Is, t2e arelt and consequently find that the
recent srghs IL New York composed of poor men
from tie yaoao EosLoPs, most of them Irish, VINO
assisted All stimulated by their wives and families. They
rn-a y..7 could not pay three hundred dollars.
lhs result Ct the Ei9t that, a revenue
tie taft failed. In order prevent difficulty the
city councils Of Nv York appropriated two millions and
half Of dollars . buy hegeyes of The Federal govern
ment VII make large raise in pecunary way, but will
hardly Eos regimen! in the city. The example
probably be pretty generally followed. The wealthy will
dgorg2 il order to save the poor we'll them
selves from compulsory service. The fact that the labor
ing classes have found their power to compel this course,
viii a: be forgotten the example neglected
the wealth q New York be drawn to prevent
Conscr t.og be drawn for other poses. One
bought will be ncen7e to other rioters to be
bought Of G-0,
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For the Journal.
Public Meeting IN Wayne county.

number of the citizens of Wayne county who are ex-
expt from military duty from aga or other causes a.
seoled at the Court Houfe in Godshoro on Saturday the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

LIEUT.. l. C. FULLER, of STAIRS Battery, whose name
has been mentioned we believe in connection With the
Cong essonaI election in this District requests us to state
that at ali times and under all circumstances he is oppos
ed to any reconciliation which would unite the soubern
CoDederacy TO the Northern (socaed o. 81 Government
We take pleasure in making this statement as matter of
Justice to Lieut, FCLLFB
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
THIRTY REGIMENT.
Battle of Gettysburg July LIST, I'd and Sd, 1863.

Battle of Gettysburg July lst % and 3d. 1883; ,nr;s
Field md Nd nwn w GoI es
Co A-killed, private Ed Marrow; wounded LIS - L
Tates Anderson head and arm; VIM Davis leg John
eevert, neck, severe Buer, hand missing Lieut.
Alexander sergs W II Miller, prvates W May, Jack
Go. B-wounded, sergt J Faircbild, leg; Story,
shon der, severe; privates Carlton, bowels mortal
Carlton arm, severe; Abram Barlow foot; d Campbell
hip, slight; Hodges, hand; CALVIN Davis shoulder
Low hlp Payne Green, shoulders Church shonl-
der. MissiDg, prlvates Il Green, VIM Nelson beher'
Co. 6 n C"khed 1t Dortry, corp washum;
wounded Capt Potts. privates Alexander, leg,
Carpenter shoulder crsenbeTry arm efokeh wax
er, leg; Burlyson; missrg J Mccoy, HUNTER
Co D-KiIled, sergt E Griffin. private D Gaddy;
wounded Lieut. l. Battle, head and missing; Selgt
station snoud'r Horn knee Banoon heaa ano
and hip; Gaddy, shoulder, severe; Lilies, arm
smpso nsa thigh severe Parker arm and side
ing, l. Austin, H Bennett. Eacher, Girman, T
Griffin, P Little, narsh, VIM Seller Hampton Tfuei'
CO. E-Wounded, sergt F McCon, ampu'ated; corp
gers & Maundy chest, mortal missing, Bald, otrick
land, Il Tester, W Webster.
leg and missing; sergt stasy. head; corp MoDan
al thigh, severe q ellis, msSnh, prvates Cullor
kllly 'hign; ssgt saisT pFyass
p4 phes aebe9t E Row.
nett, thigh and missing corp Tri!te head private
Olson, hip, severe; missing, Steele, L Barnes J
Reid, j ) Russell, Barnes, s Barnes, Torrance,
! G Watt.
Co skilled, priyates 81 Wright Craig; wounded,
serst Osman, arm, severe; l. Thomassou, ankle
we're; Gleen breast corp kendrick leg; priyates
Armstrong, head; Armstrong leg; h Ratchford,
severe; F 4 Dixon, arm, severe; Hovls, leg;
| w Good, leg; Whitesde, foot.
Co. killed. privates James Clark Taggart; wound
ed sergt NJ Montgomery, Leg privates w + Launig,
knoxville, leg; Mooney (and missng) Orr, shoulder;
Kger, kmnh, head; sharp, leg; Films; missing,
corpI ri MCLoy privates James Brown and Jacob
| Shore.
ston shoulder severe prvates ID Stdmper q D Mendin-
hall, leg; Trendsnay, and missing; John TIy thigh;
ankle kealan. thigh and hand; Phillips and missing;
eVirs, missing; 1sham BeVns, and missing; LIT
Mickle LETT field and supposed to be killed; pri-
Jas Landrh, chest ;1nsslng, privates Duncan Null
key, l. Williams, g Candiil Ohm Pugh, Parsons,
| w trnders, J McGrady.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

List of Casualties In the Thirty-Th N. c. IT,
At the battle of Getysbsrg Pennsylvania, July ls 2,ao
and Sd, 1868.
Field and staff Major sauuders wounded, and tax n
pr'soHer
Go A-Kiled Capt II Il Baker Lieut. 7 Cowan So,
Powers, leg and neck; Gordon slightly Ellis sght y
Stewart in hand; Shin, in arm; Comrel, arm:
Sttatt, Ramsour, y Gay Missing-Lt ID Turner;
Sergt E Hicks; Private A Staff.
Co B-Kled-W Hagans. Wounded-Lt Anth n.
ny, ankle sgts W Howard and prisoner; Cahoun
arm; Corp! Purvis, hip; Prvaes Brasswe, Shout,
prisoner; Gray, thigh Harrcll, shoulder; Hystt
severely and prisoner W Tolston, thigh; Vamn pht
foot. Missing-sergt Stevenson Privetes Hoard
Armstrong.
Gibson severely and prisoner; Segt III Plott Privates
Brantley, leg, amputated; IL Gillespie, in side; q "
Goodman, thjgh q s Tucker, in groins Missing-Cps
Suther, J Goodman; Priyates L Nadng Geo Petre
SANFORD shelton, Noah Lewis, Adam Tucker, Setter
Aurzy Pere.
Co -Wounded-Sergt JONES, and prisoner; serp t
ta1dew, and prisoner; Corpls r Settler D D Dui.
ham, in foot; Privates Patterson and prisoner Caleb
Curtin shoulder Jas Mclean foot; Serg. jennings in
fsce; Lit JONES, slightly, and prisoner Missing
Prlyates John Wilks Jesse Hawkins
20 E-k1led-Lt John Caldwell. Wounded-Prvate N
WICK CoIp Alfred Essen, severely, and prisoner; Pri
Yates Jas Everett. severely; Anderson High severely
Missing-Aeut John Cowper Sergts W Brinkley, ID
DaSe; Pr1vates David Boyt, Moses Branton.
mortay and prisoner; Privates John Emory severely
Richard Fairy, slightly. Missing-Sergt Gibbs; Pr
Va H isaac i Mo5rs kiIed-Private Henry Gibbs.
Mills, foot Private w A. Arnett thigh and prisoner
Co. H-Killed-Private Francis Hauser wounded
Capt Calling, sjghty; Privates Shoaf shoulders G
Moore leg; Matthias Blake, shoulder; Balance leg
1ssing-Privates Henry Gibbs N Swindell G williams
Co. I Kined-Prvate Fulton. Wounded-Priyates
shrieyess, slightly; Kiger severely, and prisoners
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

CASUALTIES IN THE NEW YoRK CITY RIoT.-Tbe N. York
Herald rspors casualties in the Raging Riot fol-
lows One hundred and fifty negroes killed and wounded
the names of 80 policemen given az killed wounded
The Of So men, women and children killed or wound
ed, also published and the list In complete
was the riot ended at TIT time the list made out
Charleston Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

C0NrEIERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1868.
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WIN. q. LEWIS,
Lieut.. Col. Com'dg 43d.

DRURY LACY, JR., Adutant
Raleigh state Journal Tarboro Sou'herner and Wades
boro' Argus, please copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

TIE HEALTH OF EAssAy.-The Bermuda Herald OF q late
date that that city not only exempt from Yellow
Fever, bu. Is healthy than it ever was before
says TIC disease imported there last season. but it
does not ereloge follow that should be imported this
season.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

We LEARN that the Confederate steamer Florida,
commanded by The dashinG apd intrepid MAFFIr,
St. Georges, Eermuda, when the General Lee left there
few days s1cc Th9 Lee brings several trophies captured
by the Florida
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

HE Associate acknowledges the receipt, few days
SINCE OF large solid cabbage and some green corn from
Mr. AUGUsTISI who grows vegetables in large quantities
for market, On Lis plantation few miles from town
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-17

rrulIsnED ryErr TUESDAY uOhSEo
srnos ovra sHH nosiSoH SroHE-
q. A. PIERCE.
PsAk1anaE AHp PRoFHtEToE
JAMES ANDERSON. Rpr1Os. .

TsHxa. - H.2s per snnaa. er ei.s0 81 the
cad "A TIE rear. Free of Postage in Ben
nsnfton C0naiy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-17

LIST OF AGENTS

Who are authorised b receive subscriptions
give receipts, aud transact other business ia be
half ~ the IorR9Ali
AsIlaxsna. DAVID CRogrT.
Esst Ayiiagton, EDWARD AYLEswoHrH.
Wesi Arlington. h. r. HrRp.
Dasssi. s y BolLEY.
last Dorset sTgrHEs GHorr.
iAnaerovs. G. r. MAN. sELAH WAESEn.
Narsh Dorset. Iouz euRTIs.
R4ntiyills. A. Y GRAHAM,
Pawnal. LrMAx WeLcu.
Rupert. jANgs T.. McCALr.
Ee.s Rupert. A. II DsAto.
Sanaerignd. + q kscoN.
SAnigafs. w q PARgEH.
.Imfnnics. u. II. WnffISR,
AGENTS foa osuer localities win be given here
tfler.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
Military Directory of Indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p. Morton. Governor once, State House;
residence corner Of Market and Illinois SITS e. 5000
W X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
90 Governor. once, State House; resides
with Governor Norton. ................... 2664
". n. n. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
Love. ock. on UhIo streei............... ALAS
W. "A. Schlater, MAJOR - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A d. 4. Governor Office,
State House; boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Lar. Noble. AdIutsnt General Of Indiana
Once. State House; boards at Bates House;
ousI 80. 49, '. 49, as4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

BOARD OF ENROLMENT or rHE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT
n. Braden, Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
Gee, Biscsfori'S Block. Sd floor: boards at @.
JohnS0n's, three miles north Of the city, r.
railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LAS
Vim. J. Wallace, Commissioner Office, Black
forts Heck: residence No. Isl East Market
street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LAS
Thonss q. Harvey. Surgeon OAhce. with Pro-
vost Marshal; boards at No T91s East wash
inston street. ..........-............... 2.2ss
1854
Add Gen. Darlington, Office In State House. s,O54
sass24
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30
CED RON BIT T E r s

one trial and you will never use any others.
publish long list OF diseases Tor
which the Cedron Bitters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
e LIVER:
Ia affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment Of the Stomach Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGOE;
II j. destined 10 supersede all other remedies IL not
MY cures all these diseases but Il prevents them.
glass full Of the Bitters taken hopr before
each meal will obviate the in effects of the
healthy climate and the person taking IL against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and GrOcers generally
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street. Louis
vile, Ky
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
4 Cox, and j. w. Bryan Jy2O-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30

Sole Proprietor and Manafanrrr % the Hard Rubber
TrtS-, unler fsis-Ss a ts--iyes-'s Patents
The lilrl Z l~r Trns IA unisc and sgl-ri'r 10 all
oihc. IN ihe fll wing r,>rcfs: VIII never hnak rut
cnafe rril di-t.r ie mais sim ~ htl-T, VIII
lrrns 70 vars saTsis: DIS iss prs cr inure
the corl. anil j. aaays clean sgsi gsSl as nsv.
Patients ~ ascurui.ly fitted 10y ssnding size In
inchr- srssuni ',siy IN iirse Il rupture.
IETERyNrEs az io sll~ririi, over o,hrrs The fol-
lowing only ors-: rrafs Mat. tarfsrlrsfi: and
Parker, Nsw York: Prfs- t;iari aii Ar~v. ilaaa'si
phia: DE-. r. y"hp~U; surgeon t;eneral bureau, Wash
ington: Prufs lirfrri FRYER E'a. Andn'vs, and Da-
Wis Cfira.-p: fsr. W..lcstt. Mluastkee. Wis
Manufacturer anil Iacr In sls<ihl'r l'races Ahiom-
inal Supporters, six ard Cfi"n Flask s'rkinss for
varico~e veins Susi,sfA,ry nandav,,s, &c, &c
DIR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL t-fti. man
farnrei ~ c. Stari. has MANY advantages over all
OILERS anil an e,irnce uf such II has rr~iNel tie
rSi premiums nj the United States Pairs under The
animation II the iesf surgeons n country It's mo-
ton Is received frs,rn rulA~r core (which will
brak giving II great preference over the Saral spring
use,l In ofhrr limbs.
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