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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16

a THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT 81
N new method. and with the hsppiesi results. Pro
dpsRs Cteri failing Of the womb I1ncerafiog LZcer
tdon, LacA rrel. whites,) ssar,y and ali other dis
eases 20 which the American Flzaalf is So p.cuaril
Liable send three dolas and receive by express one
the doctors Female Springer This instrument shoulc
De used oV woman in the land for the purpos- o.
cleanliness, comfort. hediA fc Sent free on receiu
OF stamp copy of our Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
on health. DC The Doctors celebrated Female Pulls
reSh from the DspeDsary, rsy good in simple dis
eases, rTegularitie>. DC. Price 81. sent bv mail
Al the ATa~rjcdn Dispens'ry also treat acifIos.
mercury, and with never falling success Tenerial Of
what the quacks call prirft diseases sVIil
IN all its stages Gonorrhea elect Structure Hydrocele
Circocee, Varcocele- Csrsocee. spermstorhea semna
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'm.
potency, and effects Of sef-abuSe. The last six ar.
treated OF in prvste letter, which send free or
receipt Of stamp.
he experience OF the Surgeon in charge Of this de
partment Of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City enables him patients scienthca
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living AZ distance can communicate by lette
and be treated al their homes In urgent cases send 4:
or Slo and receive ccicines.
Consolidate free and confidential Room No 941,
East Washington Street indianapolis 2. q. Box 1884
" lam
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! !

One department Of our Dspenssry specially devotes
TO the Of the Diseases Of Females such Ia
chorrhes, white Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstruaon. Nervous and General Debility Diseases
he Womb, Rsrrenness &c.
Consultations and Naninstionsfree OF charge.
Also for sale, Or DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities, kc Married Ia
dies certain situations should them, they
would cause miscarriage. Price 81 per box AID may b
sent by mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREyESTIVE--An invaluaSe sriicl'
for those wishing limit the number OF their ASPIRING
OF the barren who desire children. warranted n to
iure the health and will last for lifetime SenI\S snS
address, under seal, receipt OF the prceTNO MOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTANCF-By sending brie
statement of their symptoms. will receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions ters for the course -
treatment dc Medicines OF h. country
any home, free from danger curiosity
All AlltrsnssctOns private and confidential Remember
the and number.
Direct all IetteTSto
GALEN's HEAD DISPENSARY
dec12 -63-d&wlV louisville. Ky
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DR. WHITTIER.
MANUFACTURER OF TIE
IMPROVED PANTosccPic sPEcTAcLHs.
Ttrr> DpcT ~ r-cr

DRIvATE NEpR Al AJvlCE FREE OF CHARGE
Dr whi'fiers Taeory, >yrnpfor1. suf Tresfnenf
Chranic rsaa, Urins y q al D~eases. FIRE,
N plan sesied letter euvtope, Tor six Genie 20 lreay
postage lts cesr deiinesfior q I'll he diseases snd
la : s1ce nfalgrrce- sHt ir1rrt he's
IN married afc single e -verF eeutr &C een arr N
sfructon the afflicted aul should - read - esery
young pcrn keep them IN the hcsi- Oh ~tice on
have been hruk-u pi-ces AInstFrn - cl~afsy
stated D. unoer the cont f0i r .ndeou- tretfriet
and thereby incu flon = ne vey proc e-nse
Nearly even Of cses-~ can = t-atef
without hindrance busin~-s. Medicine setf BY nal.
.ec.-- from af-rrxaisn Cba7grs nosrats cou-tlts-
tobs hv litter or a. the oc~ f.c.. qua arie~c
or. g. ~ ChsrIes sfre- b~fweeu sixth snd ~exensk
one -ouare -o1fh Il Lindel Hotel. q. box No. -
Lnus No Circular Lerer s-pe isl'A f.r laci-- ron
postage f~ni-r t~ls
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STOVE WOOD.

yl1E WILL FURNISH ST''vE WOOD ~ ANY
w par u he ci IN lot Of one co "r AZ o
crr> uer loot and les al cent? per foot r-
Ger, ief AZ The aice q McKErNAN PItRCr IN he
promptly filed. Ur delivered the ard. on %
pl y 10 the sourl-Wesi part of Ne ciiy, a. 4.
cents per foot. spill
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PARTNERSHIP.
COpartner>hip Noti,f.

rI,HE UNDER>IGNfD HAVE F"RMED CoPART
ner-hip ia tae Livery ant sac sJAnse ~ mess
The- stables are o. kas' Pear srsei, y ard T. IN
the rear Of G.snn'- Block Their q cs is he fnesI in
the srS-t- heir bu gies rri4g-s all
II have peru 'ps n mot p sndIa iErr out IN he
cil purCtAsel ~ NfW York 81 af mneAss prce Their
hor--~ al trained AID safe 1heir charges
son zhe f.r cash HENRY ALihS
1y2-c2W -.N. STEWART
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

0sr 1T is TWO WHEELED MACHtNE-THE
wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels, and drive the knives together or Indepsnd-
emily.
2d. There are no eogs in the driving wheels.
81 when not cudng, 10 cog is ia notion; therefore,
In tran porting there fs n wesr- -.@--
sth The kn ves never work when the Machine Is
bs ked; a ea~y backed empty cart
5h. The cutter bar Is attached 20 the frame by a
double hinge Joint. aud allows independent acOn-
either end of the bar rising without affecting the
oihrI
6ib The cutter bar Is easily raised pass obstrue
toHs by OF the lever. ~heh i. always under the
control OF the operator.
eth n h. 1h- cutter bar is in front Of the driving
wheels and in thus enabling the eriver
the Of the without ering with
driving. and avoiding those dreadful accidents which
have fre Quently WHEN the j. directly
IN Of the cutter bar.
eth The cutter bar u folded across the frame for
uansporting-thu' making Il a. portable a. buggy
9th The wheel or cutter bar next the 'rame prevents
eoggng when running over eut sfass, aud also relieves
the drsft.
10Th II can be ch lnged frou Reaper 10 Mower and
rice in Fifteen GlsnNf,S.
lih. The platform does support either the reel or
raker.
18th The reel is supported from the frame OF the
Machine
l3th The raker has a comfortable saddle seat over the
frame of the Machine.
"a IA. No H,p5a1! Ire raEer does hare Il seat
18th II took the T,K-r PREMIUM Aower, ard as a
Combined Machine, a. the Indiana and Ohio state Fairs
for 1853
Isrh IL will run over three hundred pounds lighter
THAI any other Mower or Reaper.
Eth ". cHAiLKSGk Tux w0RLD TO rxAr rHv
"BUCKhYE"
Give your orders early. We cannot oh ain any
more Machines than have now bought a. the manu-
fsciarer have orders three Thousand more Ma hines
than they e@n possibly mlke
Cal sud lock al the IMP R0vED BUCKEYE. under
Masonic Hall
spris aii iunsis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FACT
&C - N Dye.

In the year ls5 kf Mathews first pre- pared he vENE
IlAN n TX Dl r. since tha IA been used b
thou a. d. and h. nc Instance hSs failed 10 give entire
satisfaction
The VtSETiAN DYE Is the eheape-t IN the world
hs price j. only fifts Ceut snd each bottle coutsins
double the quantity Of dye la those usually sold for
dollar
The VENETIAN Tyr ts warranted not to nj1re the
hair or the scap In tie slightest deErte.
The VENETIAN DYE works Hiin rsridfy and GER
tainty. the hair requiring prepsrs ton wh tever
III VENETIAN DYE produces any shad- that NAV
os desired-on that vii fad, crock or wa-h out
ore that II as permanent the hsr s, For sale by
all druggists. Price So cents
A. l. MATHEWS,
Gen.rsl Agent. " Gold street. v Y.
Also, Manufacturer of Mathew Arnica Hair Gloss
the best b~ir dressing in Price 80 cents.
junes-ly
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youth and maturity arising from the banefrI habit,
Of self-aouse 70 which is added observations o.
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe
importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent any address a vrar
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention TO the
ment ofh various private diseases treated Of liz cur pr
report Our Dspensaryis the only institution OF tbs
kind IN America which has been taoshed by special
charter this fact should give preference ID,
argecites.
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RATES OF ADvFRTGsING.

Business Notices published IN the local columns OF ten
lines under will be charged for each insertion 81 T.
over ten Ines ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without rotice free
Marriage Notices 81 CENTS.
Notices 81 Festivals PcHcs and Excuro.s gotten Cp BY
individuals associations by churches At the regular
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Advertisements loaded and ,laesd under The bead Of
Special Notices II lines viii be charged double
the usual
Yearly advertisers opsy quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
20 be charged OF el so for each in the
Daily and t2 in the Daily and Weekly the same TO be- IN
oil cases. paid in advance.
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noN NEw METHOD - TREAT
" ING yenerlal Diseases, iDclp ling
syphilis in all st. stages 6onorrnes,
Gleei, Structure. Var socile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder,
de., With 'ut mercury. containing val
liable treatise on that wide spread nsis.
dy OF youth, Seminal WEAKNESS Noe
turnsl Emissions, Sexua' Debility, I'm
potency, &C.. the secret innrmities Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16

An ELOQUENT APPEAL.-When we consider
how white men, unigCd upon "a great moral
idea and engaged in the interests of God and
humanity. have stolen southern negroes from
good homes and forced them into negro reei-
Eaent<, TO drudge in CALLING Servi ude for New
England spectators; ust By these philan-
thopic New En4anders in3o tie front of ba tie
to shield tn ms Ives that black bodies mi1ht
receive the enemv's bullets. how exhiL.a ine IS
the cloqurnce of MIR Hale when speaking upon
the que, ion of negro >uIfrageS in the territory
Of Monanal Like the Mitonic man whose
tongue drOpt manna and could make the worse
aDpearhe better reason TO lerplex and dash
maturest coun>es, Mr.. Hale ma estically arose
and said:
What 4 spectacle we present of ourselves 10 the
world to-davl We are calling on this colored
race 10 fight for Us and they are responding
Thev are taking their arms and going out and
exposing their lives in battle and we how
galantlv thew stood az the fort that has recently
been taken aud they were massacrtd at I'll, ir
arms And AZ a time when they are responding
10 this call and going out, th.ir lives in their
hand>. and laving down thlir lives in defense of
tie country and for its salvation, we proceed TO
declare that in this vast terri Orv, which i now
unoccupied and which waits for the march of
civilization and imProvcm, nj. thev shall be
forever debsrred from living with privilege of
free-men. We are calling upon them to defend
the country and 10 ave il, but at the same time
telling them that if they live upon the country
they have saved they shall live in a subordinate
and inferior position. and shall not enjoy any
Of The i.hts Of freemen L i. eminently more
of practical question to-day, because The coun-
try i unsettled and because there arc no col
orel men there. II Is eminently practical,
because now we can settle the question and say
tha this unoccupied, immense tern DRY may be
open 10 them.
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JONATHAN W. GORDON,
ATTORNE AT LAW

{EAylNG OFF Mp LAW OFFICE lGNEUnFLY
IL over HCNrEk'S ShuF SURE. NJ. 10 fast
Ws-t ingtou -tr.es, lidi~napos lndALa tenders his
pTo.ess4Oca. services % re pubic Esr.e-cly
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AHERs HIS sgkyrHs TO THE CITIZENS or
Indianapolis and vicinity. Odc~. Virgins Avenue
No ~. kesdsEos North New Jersey street. No 81.
sclls(S-c.y
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A Voice From vicsk.burg.

vIcKssUKo MES, Aug. y 1868.
DR JOIN Bull Dear Sir: au happy TO stare 70 you
that have used your valuable -dron Bers with great
benefit y ell general debility snd prostratiOn Of
my 'ystem, produs ed by be uuheslthy and masmaii
nh"enees Of the Mississippi kivsr and around vicks
burg. having been with Gen Grants army throughout
its hole southern campaign. | confidently rec mmeb.
IT. ue TO all persons who are expOrd ia unhea thy eli
mates. II. w FnGLF
Agent Q. 5. Sanitary Commls ion.
LOUISVILLE. Kr., Sept. ls lsea.
On the 23d of Jny last N M ted hr ugh an agent
Of me to the Medical Director OF the Department Of the
Gu fheriand sample Of my Cedron Biiters Tor his
m tOrOus, TO sancton aid approve use arnong our
soldiers.
The following is rhe Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Roe ans permission ship 800 duzen at once to
have it sold to Suffers. JuHS BULL.
a satisfied that Cedron Bitters will DO no harm to
any enc II taken properly snd in liberation. no
objection TO Dr. Bull In: permitted dispose OF il TO
Suffers. A. AhNRN THURsTON.
Surgeon and ~ di, a. Director, u. CO
HEApoUARrERs DEP Cr<sERL .SD,l
NA>HNILs, Tenn , July -, 1888 |
Dr. John Bulls Agent. Mr.. -, has PERMISSION 70
ship TO Nashville. Tenn. five or 300 dozen)
OF tuls Cedron Bt.rs. sse Suffers in the army
only.
The regulations of the Treasury Department are to
comp led With sirctly.
By conn AID Of Major General RoSecrans
wa. NJ WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal General
ssd Wholesale and Retail hy
J. +. sENOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Stree.. Indianapolis
march, dsm
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AUCTION SALES.

lT ZfONSvfILE. INDIANA. on THE lAFAYFTTF
Y Raj otd. lwu ne II lpse 20. Sa,d nil 3,
lou >torss b. - four u stOHe> sB- ue>.
sud viii Urn bgndre var of flo fH-lre
hour, Tb- Ut j. he br Isds ia rh~ rs@'
Til l. rte 10 iuni-s TO- 2. small tpi
tai 10 Aing investment, .or third ouly i
70 b. . q Gown. bslauce IN ots aid l. years.
A side track uD the MI, thereby saving al
ha Ing.
Ta- Ocation Is good for purchasing wheat.
For furfh-r rficuiars call OF OF adarr-S
WALKER Mex kEkAAS a GOLISBFRRT
myll-dd Indian syolis, Ind
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FRINK,S
E Y C. T. l. $ | o X
FAMILY MEDICINES,

4 RE a SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE ASI PURELY
n Vegetable All warranted 10 give satisfaction ami
periorn a. recommended. One trial is worth volume
OF Certificate
redicaI COrrector. FOR Bilious and liver
Complaints. Sk Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia, and
for purifying the blood
ItveS. ashsrt'c and anti-BIiiious
psIls We o1er these pills and that they are
~ eest in u-e and invite tral prove the truth of
or assertion
Ague A cure j. warranted in al Ca~es.
trad dtcator.-Ws afrsnf th. remedy g. AZ cases
10 cerouc and recent ~ Dyseu-ry, Darrne
Chve Cholera Soreus. j. also the hest pain k-
exfanf
Compound Fxtrsct of Arnica for Rhen-
n, Neura.gis Pains, Inflammation. &C, &C Dae
vii tb- ssepfcai Il The mag - eject
o. ttis trlly gre and wonderful pTepsrsfien
trom;.tic ointment. for sufs. Dew snd Old.
Sore. B, j.. Prue>- Bur-, Prot tiie-Y Sore Nip.es.
&c We offer rhiS u the bet "a yes nov IA
Parsian soofh Liquid, FOR Nervous
Tooth ache Cleaning the Teeth aid Purifying tie Breah
Nj ~ the above remedies put scientifi-
call. and sold hoesale ard retail al So-vood's Block
Sns and 20 North Illinois street. Ind4nap0is and by
Drlxists and everywhere, and
TO II taken y recommended
tn sck and ar cied invited 70 call a; eur Office
Norwood's Biock Consultations free. Advice gratis
Nedicnes warranted and Call and get
circulars, oertcaes and receive COED and
treatment
Agents wanted TO travel everywhere Satisfactory IN
tucrments offered sPlCEk. HkNSIS6s \ Co.
novt7 q E~ly Propr1efars
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PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
A Medical Report,

Cbssasafng 7Airfs FINE Plates sagrorfES ore
zsdscrny and Physiology u he Se<sal Oroosss 10
sts4fe Of ReIlfh Ind Disease.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, sc.
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ST THE LEGIsLATURE or KENTUCKY FOR tn
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TENNESSEE,
s5(aslrille aaniull.
WIN. CAHEROs 8 co. PublIsAers.
WEDNESDAY. oCTocER %. 1864.
Advance In Prices Of subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence Of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UMoS have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will 60
into effect on Monday, Sept 10Th, and
be scrupulously adhered 10. "
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ceS which are draining the resources of
business men, and We can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the USIoE
lEi VIM CAMERON IL Co. 4.
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Cline Mrs +
Coleman Miss F. 2
Chadw-ll Miss 4
Conner Mrs A
Cartwright Mrs }
Casey Miss G
Cantrell Miss Jennie
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Carter Miss MOlhe
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For State Oficers.. 90
For County Ofcers W
For City %
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Horses for Sale.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AND WILL CON-
i slsntiy keep on hAnd Saddle and Harness
Horses Also horses forali work.
Parties leaving horses EIth me 10 bard. esn rely
uJon their b~iHg thoroughly gTe0ned, snd sbun-
dainty fed. / VIII lake lnl ed nuInteT 81 yOGng
eolts, and handle and break them 70 Harness sod
essidle for \ reasonable compensation
Is. ". WILKINSON,
sspls-lms Wsich's Stable, rear OF ~ n. College.
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Nelson Mrs Geo sf Nelntz Mrs Mary
Niehol Mrs Nichols Mrs T
NeWland Mrs "
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
The mysterious Murder.

The moet intense anxiety continues to prevail in this
city and Brooklyn concerning the late mysterious murder
made known by t discovery Of tho disoin,ed remains
found floating at various times In the vicinity OF Brook
Ign. Coroner Nosss spent the night between saturday
and Sunday this chy actively engaged 10 ferret.ng
clue 10 tho perpetrators, and he Is stu diligently at
work TO effect this desirable object. On Friday ne
Was Al work in Newark. Heis he hopes work Ia
the right direction, and trail that may suddenly
surprise the murderer or muderers The police
likewise actively at work lpon the case with somc
homes OF success On the night OF the Goth OF
September light corarleyioncd man, named Angus.
tus Meechum, lett Iove,oys Hotel and has since
been missing lie had $500 with him. lie was
under the influence Of Intoxicating liquor. This man
was about ve feet and bali In hgbt stout and healthy
and about thirty five forty years OF age c had on
suit OF new dark gray clothes and gray felt hat, aud
was last seen 10 cellar In Chatham street, IN the same
block as Freucbs hotel the night he lett Ioveoys Tho
clothes the murdered sud his appearance SO lar
be judged the remeins found correspond TO
those the missing The whole affair s stu wrapt
almost impenerablc mystery, bat there " no tcng
when the light may burst upon the DARK deed Tor mur
der Will OUT CoroBer Norris complains OF the manner
IN which Mayor Gunther recommended the Offering oi
reward Tor the "apprebension aud conviction ot tne
murderer or murderers, found that the muruer
occurred IN this city only. such restriction ue-
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derers,