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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-29
HOT ELS.
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS; INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the State Of Indiana comprising the
reported in the eight volumes backford and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes Of the State emb died IN the edition
of Gavin 4 Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis. L. l. b. vol.
svo. So 90.
The first edition Of this valuable wOrk was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time OF
publication. edition. printed on fine white paper
ready. This il Of the most complete and best
arranged dgests published, and has received the
highest concentrations of he legal profession
The Hon. NJ. NJ. RAY say:
The Digest is in its plan and -Eton a. II
is useful to the profession. This il no aoridgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest Of them.
The Hon DAVID McDoSAID says
cit IS small commendaon Of the work that IL l. a
Digest only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have be- published, but also Of all the modern statutes
now in force.
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DIR. 10 HIN 3 JILL s
COMPOUND
CEDRON BlTTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
covery of the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON
nected with the history Of toe Maera Aedca OF the
United states favOrably known the pioeer oil
medical discovery, than that OF DIR JOHN BULL, oi
Louisville KY His nimitabe preparation OF SarssPt
rlla has long 81 cd at the head OF the various COM
pounds Of that valuable drug His Compound Pectora
Of Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and SOUTH aud Worm Lozenges In less than
year after their introduction, attained reputation as
wide spread the continent OF North America But the
GROWING glory Of his life be attained in hls
latest discovery gather combination for he does not
claim have been the discoverer OF CkDRON which i
the basis Of the bters now offered the public. That
honor belongs the native nh btants Of Central Amer
lea TO whom virtues have been known for more than
hundred years Armed with IT, the Inrian bids def
ance TO the most deadly malaria and handles without
fear the serpents II Is belief with them
that while there breath left in the body the Cedron
Dot eut 20 cure no matter what the disease may be.
While DR. Bull is not prepa ed to endorse tbs extrsva
giant pretensOn he i nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough Of the evidences relating TO it, virtues
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either changes Of weather and climate
or to the masmac influences. IL stands without rva
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed II
Central America and the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-29

lH>aE rom IL tiers
Que trial and will never any other.
II not necessary publish long list Of the diseases
for which the Cedron bitters a specific.
In all diseases Of the stomach, Rowe Liv
er or hidueys;
In all affections Of the Brain depending up.
on arrangement OF the stomach or
Bowels;
In Gout, RheumatiSm and Neuralgia in;
And in Fever and Ague,
II destined supers-de all other remedies IL not
only cures all these diseases, hut it prevents them.
A wine glass full Of the Btters taken hour before
each meal will Obvare the i'll effects Of the most
healtey climate and the person taking it against
diseases under the mosttrying exposure.
afSy.Dr JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street
Louisville. Ky.
Sold wholesale and Retail by
j. T.. SENOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street.
march, dsm INDIANAPOLIS
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DEEss.


YERRTEE-At KenSco wes'chester County. on "edne,.
day Oct 10 Richard 4. B-ffien formerly Of New OK
City. aged O. years and n days
Hhs relatives sud end.o the family invited 70 s,'end lis
funeral on saturday 2gth insl 81 10 o'clock ~ RON
bio late residence 81 KsAoO HIS remains viii be- tssen 20
yonkers, for ntsrIaent Tho Harlem tram esVcs E'lh's'
end 4,hsv. a. - a
CODwIsF-At sharon. Conn, Tuesday, Oct % oef o
insss David Codw.se a. tSe S@ yea Of is axe
Hi win place be late residence ~ sharon
Conn. on Friday afternoon inst. at o clock
fIsuER-In this cy Wednezaay, Dot 70 Hrs Elizabeth
p w. fi.-r widow OF George Fisher esq late ci O,seo'
A. The 62d year OF her - go .
usrsl ssrices viii be held the Rev o. r. froihin9ous
Church ou llfE be 18th and 9Th sFenuea on may,
the 98ih inst. II O'Clock a. N.
HARRIMAE-At Rockford, Iowa Weduesdsyi April ~,
o. typhoid ynsonlonz Mrs. Jane p. Colby vile " John
Hsrrifnsn. formerly OF Warner, n. II.
HARklMAN-At Rockford Iowa. on Monday Oct II, oi
typhoid pneunou;a Edwin w Hartman, eyed 70 years
..on % John Hsrrimar. . xr
LOCKX OODsDl Wednesday Oct "a Msria wife Of sanHs
lockwood 10 the Gath year 81 aeI age -
Tbs friends Of the family respectfully invited u sitsna -
funeral Saturday Al p from her late residence no
IL South lgtitt, corner OF Seconds brooAiy t. u.
RERRY-On THURSDAY morning Oct a. ADD" H., oa"sh's'
Q! Samuel and Adehns Perry, eyed ~ yesos 49,,
The RELATIVES and friends OF the family respectfully invited
106 hh.sve. d Saturday afternoon, a O'clock
BCHMKLZEIs-Or ThuYsdsy morning, Oct q, John H.
Schneizel. aged u years and IL days
His friends and the friends OF tho family and those OF hi
brother George and George Schuleize resrrct
folly invited attend his funeral from late Tosdeneo
No. 5f West z3dst Saturday the 18th inst at 10 H.
No specisi Invitations will be sent
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MARRIED..

NTINK-Atthe a. urc u The 'rfah -iign
rssu on Tnesdsy Oct. rs BY the Rev. Dr. hau7aon assist
81 bv the Rev. Dr. Cameron O California Iou-a y ia
lion 10 Nil Sophie Valentine eldest osu gntcf o. Leuf
Valentine. al. CT this siiy.
fgARRrNAN-QUINBY-At Rockford Iowa. Monday
morning Oct r. bv tho Rev. Dir Noin~f Edwin W gar
rnsn Attcraev u Law, recently Of As fuer, n H. q @is
Mar Ouinby daughter Of tie late Carrier Ooinby s-
PARKFR-DAyIES-ln Brooklyn Nrdnesday. Oct -
q. the resia u - brides father by ts cy 'eo'e a.
Slvrg0gr ~ - kf George Parker Or Mott Haven 90
MARY T. dsaghr& b 1ohnJ Davies
sILKMAN-GARDNER-ln Fulton. n. y. On Thuradly'
Oct 20 by the Rev Samuel Whaley hT Henry o. sikInu
ofProyidcnce Pa Miss Frances j.. Gardner daughter OF
D. " Gardner esq. Of Fulton y. l.
6LOAN-VORfS-In Brooklyn, ThUrsdsy Oct Y. BY Ae
Rev A. r. Graves, Aususns r Sosn % Jula n, ofugfe
Of Y. s. Nogis, esq. No csrta
SyOODwARD-OFARREL his city. the 23d inst.
by Rev. Father Cufran, BIZ. IAon-a O. woodward O.
biiss Kate Beatrice OfsyrelA
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fAdvertisefnenil

NINrTIIFFIuTTIT7
On. W. II. GRRGG-- Dear SIR: ] have been
suferine for long time with what physicians call
Dissases II the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION oP
TjRr,y and was unable obtain any relief rntil used
CONSTITUTION WATER which begau 10 produce It's cur
alive effect afior taking one or TWO doses, aud 40 man
Gan be more grateful than at the results having SUI
fered an that man could suffer- end live and rather
than be deprived Of the medicine would be willing to
paw FIFTY DoiIARs 8 bottle for II.
il hss not only cured me- but several other officers in
INV district have been CURED BY II and would recon-
ulend everybody suffering rom any disease OF the KID
news 70 use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IAtn Ward Folco'
NV y ORK Dec. 80 1851 . -
Sold wholesale by MORGAN s ALLEN. NJ. 10 Chi-st''
and al Druggists.
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wi.tar,s BaIsam of Wild Cherry {. in,oD,rov

Wisfar's Balsam OF VIVID Cherry f. incoD,ro7cT
by the best known remedy .or the 81 Cough Colds
soro Threat, Bsonchts Asthma Crour Hopping Cough rnl
lnc!pen Consumption VIII every disease affecting hs
Thros.. Chest, and lungs sod by al Dra-gisis.
Post once .o,icr,-Thr Mails for thu UNITED KING
DOM and the CONTINENT, VIA QLkEteIDWN sn1
LIVERPOOL. M steamer CITY OF WAsHlNGTOH, sd
for the GERMAN STATS vic HAMBURG POI siesnlei
TIL TUNiA. WI cosa no ihi- ciio- SAT HDf1s TIE
10Th Gay Of OctoloT. l0 Heck ard a. tte GpcH
Offices foiows; Stations and Is. 10 station; and
y, y H. stations AMI J. q nl sfaiion q. 2 O. m
JAMES KILL Postmaster.
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Bnsimcss Notices.
A CARD

EAvzosp ua.e RosERs d RAYzOsD). h.vlAS cor"
esd nj. stock Of FAsHIoxABLF CLOTHING for tho present
aud approaching seasons would draw tho especial attention
OF the public points In the business character o. t'
ola established house Of which DO Is The soe proprietor
viz the superior quality style and vsreiy Of is A'0r'
In every department and the fair snl reasonable
prices affixed to them In consequence Of the kAIshAI
osc,vs IN GOLD the Fa and wintoG stock, consisting
OF superb line OF Oyercoals and O7ersaes Gentlemen
Business and Dress Clothing Of the very latest Styles School
Dres. and Feney Clothing for Boys large assortment Of
oys Oyer.o4. and choice selection Of Furnishing Goods,
pe offered such REDUCED RATsS to afford uneluaod
aigs9sasss 10 Purchasers.
A. RAYMOND.
(Iste RoGKRs RAYMOND
HsA III rs aud l25 Fa.On-st. corner OF Nassau.
Opposite the Herald ofhos
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND H0ARsENLSsEs.-
AL suffering from Irritation Of The Throat end Hoar'ens''
wi agreoaty surprised ~ hS almost ie lists relief II
(ordsd by the o. Byocs's Broncaiai Tseh,'" The
dsnucenl ingredients slsy Pulmonary irritation srA after
public speaking or singing when the throat vssrod and
weakened By too much exercise their will give removed
70 tho or-ppa
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GperiaI NOiires.

Pans, New STYLES, Just Received from Paris
Two IAHlI ZINE EIGHT, TN. NV IitN t.Iff ~ ~
fREk % THIRTY DOLLARS EACH, r. Gale ~ ~. v"vH
e. ALLEk Eo AS Broadv ~ door Ve.s" Cana -
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POPULAR TREATMENT.


Ardaa 20 81 ese .yrI.oil- hinges 'hs deu'io. o. some
e,oefirert.c tle.,n.u-tn proui-es sofHfso fasf"oa
y.vsRgaulyc sicacs is -el aside, aHd eaackef D.
at ,vorl Tns t. Patent Medicine :; peI Cold "si"ff
linen 'Tlrcse!.y" AID finally Inh4ailon' The erpodca
cpefle. o. hove n,nthc rcadbafc hobby o. Medical
u.urtrtts H.. .he dc g. cast On tho plio cleek burns
M -o ses .3.y d. D., the mrioms become aofo deep
marked a. the cough end orpertors'ion keep pace Wit M
,y,lv Of be BODY The skin begins to assume se yellow
tinge through which The blue VEINS lhow IN singular cot'
mo features nov sharp nusrles contract sud the bones
became prounen. Tho eve looks wild and buns With p
strange Iaser The lip. cw thin and psle he teeth s'iafne
os..lv yyaitsness At lsHgsh worn out with Y'r, Ike
deepening shadow. Of evening the paioI d death steals ove
Gle Frame lie f.cs uausles WITH parting mile and the
besviuy h,c.sl ia .n forever With pa.ied hopes and
hrr heat We w., hi. s.do tie stream 70 m ihe loved
and early lat.
I. Ne picture over.,royg,l Read tie weels ls O. mcr
,s sha, come from e'y sud oouutry 81 ovor tho hrd
read u m tho the living cal n from tie siaore d
The st 60 css days, and count the now nsee
y-vs,vh-rn oyer st bososns the cold rsr IA y iJn sra
h,il winds moan heF requiem over the dead I' CO nae
OF these and say, II you ran, e pstuTe oTsTdF'"h
MEDICAL HYDROKONIA.
This tern .nifess combination SdsTte
70 ala, local and eonsioaa Of Nasal CsisIrb and
both IN ps and seef nom ell other modes and prtc'
tees r this sarrningy prevalent and dangerous disesse ~
has been thoroughly tested in hundreds Of e~e' and
when pssi,,saiy used always with the same iniaibe re
.us viz to heal the local disease while changes the
dhess or eon,pod tendency upon which the catarrhal
,ey,ti9u for 81 should be remembered that Nsl
Cstarrh Is really eoapon Of the blood and had' the
hay foplv in less desree) when neglected has rcsched
the lungs.
A, The sutor Of this system Of special practices we re-
.c.v invite tho stsnon Of physicians and others In
10 the means and facilities At our eonmandot Ihs'
We claim superior knowledge In the selection OF remedies pn
=, = Il. mod, NJ .1,J.~a ,!es.not BY snnrnS " ''
- 49, "inhainzY bat by method At once onsna'' SUIT
80 ~ a which eonnend' itself alike to the confidence
orrr,ctit'. urf ani patient. -,
DIR. 6. CIFSSSON PRATT,
40. 100 BROADWAY. NsW' AoRA.
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DIR. &. CIESSON PRATT,
Piesn TO T.enoa, Eye and Ear Institute Boston, Loo
trer on Diseases oflhe orgsn. Of Special Sense Author
Of tia Medical Specialist Medical HydroAOria Tor
Cslslrh etc. etc.
NASAL CATARRH.
So Me understood tho real na,ns and consequence, Of
this Offensive and dangerous di.ease even b. those who se
slowly dying from s effects, ths' be- explicit in
giving it's character ana significance II but os
moment consider le snsiomy Of sectional par ofe human
skull bony which forms the roof 9th mouth
sill be there little aqga'-ss ped wind
nrs passages and cavities extending H. " the skull
above TIE nasal passages al Of which covered With the
delicate Puscoored membrane which line. tie throat
nose aud mouth Now CstsTh 4. Inflammation aud alteration
Of this membrane, and rather disease Of the head than Of
the throat such does admit Of local treat
uleui by ths, which is "ishlle8 OF bresthed, while the
snufs and injecting Of sstrngeni PoWdes and osu-'io
roluians into the nasal passages nc, unfrequently
destroys tbs Of smell, while II submits the
patton, to the most intense; suffering and eli to bees'
Among the catalogue with which humanity suffer-
there perhaps coInpi4ut uon, Trouble
souio Offensive dangerous IN m ultimate Tesuls
un.tluiy treated by phssiln in geneEsl Is Cssirh
Ths Truth l. ply an INDICATED 70 doctor s. The bed
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Elliott G. C0vden,
GcrTsse r Fars,
Plrke Goodwin,
Wm. 4. Wh.,beck.
J. PirTpon. siossss,
J. n. kspelye,
Lovi ?. Morton.
a @ Coffin,
Nm. NJ Evsrti,
" q. Baldwin.
John n. Sherwood,
Aipheas ; osbos,
7. Beiknlp. IT,,
William +. Cary,
c. II. Marshall,
Thomss Rouud-v. u.
John D Jones.
Ezra Wheeler.
Henry Ciews.
Rsin-ey Crooi,.
DoTmAn D. Eslon,
s. 8 Smith,
Victor ~. Deisno,
benz. Is. Sherman,
John W. Harper,
T-cmAs J. Owen.
Waiter EiwaFds, il,
Thomas Williams, it,
Il belt II. Hsydoct,
Nm. ". De fofes,,
ID Austen.
q. D. 2. Grant.
Z 'tIles Fly,
s.; paon n. Tyne ID.
William Walker.
Bfra white.
jane q. Do Forro5i,'
Thomas 4. siocum.
william J.. skiimorc,
,. 4 Dryes,
Jos.ph " ratl-rfor,
vm. " YeFmilyc.
: aA Harper.
Ilfsm S,ad.ey,
Hcary =. Nlii,
John s y eass
Homer Morgan,
John Steward
A. Hy-iop. SD.
BoaJ LoaeT
John " Nehon~y.
Ci.afiss liciixnsB.
Iaucs W. Boclmau.
r. sisc-Ls
Bernard CahiI.
Robert Campbell
Hollis Holman.
Theodore q. Baurs.
William Bowen,
SON ] ". barnsrd
Henry Disaci.
". X. Bei,i.r
John ". ~ iy
Gsorg- V. Il,eier
C-oIse II. fosict
Daliei D. VYylie,
s N. Blake.
y. q. - John Rs0f,
Nahnu sullivan
LeanioT Thompsou,
Wm. n KiIsisnd
Go5Tso e.. Collins
T. T.. Keieifm.
". n n Moore.
George Stove,
Henry o Davis
X. l.. lisydooA,
Cherries =. Whiiehs I'd
Jemrs N. Cro-s,
GO. T. Carney,
Jo. y. IsTrom lL.
Wa. J. hoppin,
l.s-c Shermsn
Richard ~. Lu.h,
VIM. =. Macarthur,
Samuel p Van DuEei-
Wn. II. NyllS,
lieu. llsrtvig,
Jas u. Aouck'or,
Amos l.. Ea0,k
jerome c. Smith,
Chs. h. Hart,
{. Daring.
Philip Rice,
wv. Warncr. NJ. D.,
David white.
Thoa c. Van Winkle
Henry De'sheld,
John q Jones.
WIN. scott,
Nfni. A. budf,
Jos A. srrague,
Geo. {. ColbugH,
{. L. Moss.
NJ. " Cooper
z. Mcnsr,in
Geo. w Comstock,
Lesrsnl B. Csnnon.
{. Poilior,
Christopher Foster.
Wm DrizeLdofi.
u. Wilii- Jamss.
VIM. II. tog1.
Oliver T.. Wood,
Wm. 7. DlssA.
Geo. ". Morrison,
| Erss,rs ". Tltns,
Wm. u. Roberts.
J. II. Fennes,
| John 3. Patterson,
| Samuel Phillips,
| Ellsworth Elliott
| Osborne l.. Bright.
| P. Beebe,
". Grsden,
NJ. Fellowes,
| Wm. III. Hsydock.
Geo. Josephs kneb'
Maria A lIyt.E
| IT, a. Hurlbut,
s''anel Frost,
n. Hayden,
y. Z. Eeedham,
Frank + Howe,
JOSEPH + Joy,
Charles q. LsujoD.
John G. Martin,
Theodore Crane
George bi.s.
/ n. ". uioker.
John A CJr1ii
Asit
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s'tut - htsfff
Charles For.
James Suyiau,
George ". CsEloson,
Francis Skiddy,
c. 2. Haydock.
Robert 7. Duncsn.
Mcse- Taylor
Nm. UnisFh.L,
T S<ephens,i
Riley a. Brick,
james Wiley.
Chsries ,. Tiffany
Francis Liebef,
Edsar 7. Ryder,
.Wm. Curtis Aoysv,
J.. q. Rogers,
j.. s. Coddinrtnn,
". W. Haydoes,
Seth .. Hunt,
Henry Dav,
n. Denton Smith.
ZophaT Nils,
r. hsichnIn,
John Z. Yo.vsl.9n,
y. r. TeGt.
Tssrun; Putnam,
Il. NJ. Bsbccck.
FTsHcis Ii!iou.
Roswell Skeel,
Smith CHE,
George II. Mo'ler.
Joseph ssowGrt
Dmirl 4. Hog.
George ID. =. Lord,
Charles ,. PAX.
Vim. $ Thcrne.
Isaac : Barrett,
Il. @. Msrqusnd,
John Mcbrair,
Simeon Baldwin,
William c. Gilman,
Josoph Walker.
II. X. Bossf.,
Js6ac J.. Oliver
Hiram J.. Cooper
william II. Ice,
n. Sands,
Cl.fs. {. Wade,
Cour'lsnd Palmer,
I. Carroll.
{. II. Luiilnstou,
John storm.
Ro5cT. ". siTebeish,
ChsTies Il. Dietz,
David W. Allen,
John WobbcT.
John = Parons.
W. l. CoukliD.
Alfred Edwards.
4. IL. Klinkef.
Christopher Il. Robot,
John ticMallen.
7. n. Cisrks0u.
Amen I st-
Thomn D. Sherwood,
Va. D.ppmsn,
Wm. Croi shiou Lee.
Nm. H. Fisher,
l.. T. Bruce.
Alfred Fcn.
Liviugstou Livingston,
Wa st,ilberL
nobef, l. viikir
Peter Cou.ani,
Samuel 3. Warren,
AlcTarder W. Bradford.
IAomss b. Aston,
Isaac II. Bailey
Ciar'e- living.
Il = reHy,
Frederick s. Winston,
John Livingston,
Edward Learned,
RoacT. Faye.
Andrew lYesson.
Philo,us IL. Holt,
Thomas b. Van Bursn,
Nn. De Greet,
John Miller,
Robefl o. AichaFiL
Geo. II. Moore.
john 7. ConoycT.
james + jesur,
Henly -. llnbbell,
Christian New,
james NJ Taylor,
J. Turnbg.l.
W. T.. Tow nscnd.
a. b. Embwy
9. ". Tor-y,
Walter r.. owen
Robt Taylor.
Benz. 4. Jei,up.
Wa. II. i.eiall,
:. Meuitow,
John Fly
We. Gale, IT,,
VIM. Bank.
Richard Kelly.
v l.. pirdl-,
John Sloan.
James d. Ray
MoftiIsc. Brown,
i. 4. Peimrs,
&. II. Berimsn,
Eob,. g walker
Gee. Y. Andrews,
David Dows,
Alfred Shanok,
Werner shorwoeA
Henry W. DeiIows,
D-rt D.. Petite,
q. W. McCressy.
Richard Warren,
Edward z. Cowlca
Seymour A. Brnee.
Jeremish LothroP,
VIM. g. Lambert,
jos. Il. Foster. NJ. D..
John J. Townsend,
J. 7. VandelhooL.
A. Decker,
r.. Chandler,
James M. Whitfield,
Roysi Hough,on,
Isasc G. Kendall,
George III. Van .Clef,
Chhs. ii. Miller,
b. @. Ropes,
Samuel x. Rugslss,
y. 5. Havilsnd,
Parker Handy,
v. Deiaheld Smith.
izsn-s ". Lawronce,
Isaac N. Phelps.
Frederick l.. DO Forrest,
U. A hurdeck.
n. 4. uosack.
AlfrrI III
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A A. a c GSS,,n' ss're,sris"
G,~,...,h Wsra t'uiop Rally, viii be- hold at
Ward Union -as@vst y 4 u MING
HeAdqasrtsrs No. 9s Eishtn'aye on i,5 The fon
OF, "a at "A dob al Ua'ou c,iss ar nmaI Of ohio
HENRY j. RAYMOND, Gov. JUN DA'""'"' -
and otlsrs will address the ueeilns "a. p,A.,.
anu '''' HOOPER {. VAN VOONSf, pr'hi'A"
THO1. LIvEY, Secretary
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Dr. Geo. ". Cbeever, ~ the Church ofihe Puritaas
on SUNDAY EVEhING. Oct 30 at n oeoek Srh,rrf,
EeHion.
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uofneiins & Bakers
ELECTRIC GAS BRACKETS,
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE N OUR STORE.
They cen b. lighted antareou-ly bya
SIMPLE TOUCH or THE FINGERS,
Without the asa OF ma;chos tapoTs.
They simple aud beautiful, and WILL get
out o. order We invite the public to cell and examine
then.
L. V. IIAUGUWOUT& CO.,
Nos 4ss, 400 and Az BROADWAY.
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Ninth Ward
Union AZ SEMBLY RATIFICATION MEETING.
AT BLagC1BR BUILDING.
FRIDAY ES BNlE0, Oct. ~, u o'clock.
or Member Of Assembly 5th Dis,rlS.,
CHARLES T. POLHAMUS.
For Members o. Assembly 5th Dis.Elct
THOMAS T. STEWART.
The fov owing gentlemen will address the meeting: Gel H
J. II. DUGANNE, THOMAS Z. STEWART. es2s
CHARt EsT T. PoLHAMUs, esa,.J WILSON GREENE.
Unio ora the 5h snd Th Assembly Districts ere n
vstsd- beats or ladies'.
svventh Asse.nbly hlstrict.-Rslly around the deg,
Doy q. cisAs q the nh Assembly ser Ds,s' =.
ssDdidssss or Congress md Assembly mssropcnsen H.
- ss~. Sxthsve Friday evening oce 70 c yS
The llowng gentlemen will address the meeting,
PAL PHILIPS GARRISON esq, Rev LUCiuS ~:
y ING, Col A. ). n. DUoANNE' ana WI 'AA-s
f, fAIRMAH. -
II Seats for ladies. JAMES D. MURRAY, -,
II President Of tn Assembly Union Assoetston'
II A. VAN OkDKz, Secretary.
II An Enlighten.ng Campaign Netice'-frewofks
Torches, Lanterns fllgs. and cannon Crfckers,
In every variety. 81 low prizes.
JOSEPH B. PUHDa no. y h.'dsn'i.se.
Fer al dltionas PolisicHIi> ssices eco klSssa Eps
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Post Office NOTICE.

Or TUESDAY, the lsi day Of November 1864, operations
under the
MOSEY-ORDER SYSTEM
VIII commence iu Ire United States.
LISTS OF TIKI OFFICES
upon which Money Orders be drawn posted a. tie
General Post Office and tho iasrsn stations IN this city.
Money Ofders oniY ~ obtained tie Genera Pcsi
Once o! Cedar snd Nassau SIS, aud viii DC drzn =
upon any
MONEY.ORDER POST OFFICE
Tor sums ~ one 10 o. .riy d1ilar-
Rate OF coinmi.sian r. .reed Tor Money Orders;
On Orders Tot exceeding ..s...iV cents
On Order. l0 ant not rEceelns 7I0......l3 eea
Ou Orders go. az nci exceeding go 20 cent?
No single Order issued or 'e than dollar tsn
thirty dollars. Parties dcs.hlr griait IL Thirty dol
a Oily address prccura additional Money Ofdet
JANIS KELLY, foEmazter.
gu, ComJs-New style.
JUST RECfiEEiB-Two Thr.- t0ur, live 10 Twenty
dosfa each. Tor fale by GEORGE e. ALLEN, No. rs
Brcadsyav oro door below Canaili
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY OCTOBER %, 1854.

Drs. Pratt ard Smedicy.
PHYSICIANS SPECIAL,
FOR TIE
EYE, EAR, CATARRH,
AND
THROAT DISEASES,
no. i29 FREMONT, CORNER OF wiNTERsT,
BOSTON,
NO. 10 BROADWAY. NETWORK. orPOsIrE
GRACE CHURCH."
UNDER THE PROFESSIONAL CHARGE OF
DIR. s. CLESSON PRATT,
Phvsiesn 70 fremont Eye and Ear Insute Boston, Loo
trer on oflhs Orgsns Of Special Sense Author
Of tia Medical Specialist. Medical HydIoSolia Tor .
CslsIh etc. etc
Nasal. CATAKRH