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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

company was then detailed as skirmisherl
aud were deployed about 500 yards IL
front of the regiment. Our cayrlry at this
time was out bunting the rebels and found
them about mile on the other side Of the
town. After being fred on the cavalry
fell back TO the town. Skirmishiug was
kept up until about eleven O'Clock, when
the rebel line, reinforced by Breckinridge,
commenced advancing. Our artillery then
opened FIRE and held them In check until :
O'Clock, at which time they charged and
forced us back. -
Our other brigade came up at this time,
and we took position in the place We had
occupied the night before. After fighting
halt hour our regiment charged the en-.
emy, but they were too many for us and
We had to fall back. They in turn charged
1s, forcing US back aud capturing Eve
pieces of our artillery, We, lost fourteen
men from our company. George Connolly
Orderly Sergeant) aud Alexander Jeffer-
son, two of the best men iu our company,
were killed. George Steuber was the first
man wounded. Adam RAIDER was wound
ed. and, with. ,seveial others, was left at
Mount Jackson. Hen. Myers was wound
ed and left on the field. We brought the
most OF our wounded off the field. The
loss IN our regiment is. about so or 100,
killed, wounded and missing. 49,,
We reached Mount jackson, where NE
halted till nine O'clock, After burning
the bridge we again started, and marched
TO Edenbnrg, and lost there couple of
heura to destroy another bridge. We then
fell back to Stras6urg, and the next morn
ing crossed Cedar creek and occupied the
position we now hold"
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Address OF the Methodist oonfsrence
to the PresIdent-mr. LineoIn's Re.
ply. .-5r
MAsHINaToN, Nav ls

MAsH16GToNi May IL.
A deputatiou of delegates from the Gen.
eral Conference in session at PhiladelphiA
visited the President to day aud presented
to- him an address, in which the Confer
ence, representing nearly million ofmem-
bers, express to him the assurauceeof the
loyalty of the Church, her earnest devotion
to the interests of the country, and her
sympathy with him in the great RESPONSE
btltttes Of his high position in this trying
hour. They honor him for his proclamaS
ton of liberty, and rejoice in ali the acts
otthe Government designed to secure
freedom to the ensInVed. In conclusion,
they say "Actuated by the sentiments Of
the loftiest and purest patriotism, our
prayer shall be continually for the preser-
Vatton of our country undivided, for the
triumph of our cause,and for permanent
peace, gained by the sacrifice Of no moral
principles, but found in the Word of God,
and securing, in righteousness, liberty aud
equal rights to all.''
To which address the President replied
as follows: -. 40 IS
GENTLEMEN In response to your adj dress
allow me to attest TO the accuracy of its
historical statements, endorse the eenti-
ments It Expresses, and thank You in the
nation'sname for the e1fe PROMISE Il RiVea.
Nobly sustained as the Government has
been by all the Ohurches,I would utter
nothing which might in the least appear
inViduous against any. Yet, without this,
It may fairly be said that the Methodist
Episcopal Church, not less devoted than
the best, is by its greater numbers, the
most important of all. 1t is not aifauIt in
others that the Methodist Church senls
more soldiers to the field, more nurses to
hn6nikot6 oKNA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
VOL. XII
HNTIRELY VEGRTABLRI
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

WTILL eneetuGlly cure Liver Complaint, pys-
w pepSia, JGundieo, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
from diaoEdsred IAVer or Stomach, S1oh a. Con.
stipatIOu, Inward Piles, FullnOs8 oI BIOOd TO the
Head, Acidlty Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
Dsgnstf for Food FullnOss or Weight In the Stomach
SOur RrnetAtionS, Sinking RIDttsrinK 0t the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dimcult Breathing, Flntterfng At the Heart.
Choking or gu1ocAttnE Sensations when In lying
PO8turO, DimnSsI Of TBion Dots or WObs before the
sight Fever and Dali Pain In the Head, Deficiency
9t PeESpiEatton, YcloVness Of tie skiE, and EyOs,
PUin in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c, SuddOn
ktuShe9 Of Heat, Burning In the RIGah, Constant
Imagining OF ETn, and great Depression Of SPIRIT
FOTsr, &C., &c. They contain
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

.I = "a EsEZ
siderable extent. The gist of the difference
is that the naval officers believe very little
in the monitors aud tron.olads generally,
aud'their scepticisin, ik-must be confessed
finds strong support in the facts Of the case.
Admiral Dupont expressed hts opinions TO
The Secretary quite freely. and In, one OF
his replies Secretary welles upbraias the
Commodore in this style and at conisidsra.
BILE length:- ,F .salF s
Yonr prompt abandonment of the, hafbor
Of Charleston after brief attack; your dis
INCLINATION to occupy the harbor; your de.
olaration that the monitors could not re.
main there with safety; your doubts and
misgiVipgs in relation TO those vessels
your opposition TO Q naval attack your.
omission to suggest.or devise; any system
Q. naval proceedtpgs; yonr constant COM
plants; the disttust that painfully pervaded
yonr correspondence; your distressing per-
sonal anxiety about yourself, that seemed
to oVershadow public duty; your assaults
upon editors instead of assaults upon rebel
oAtteFiesi your neglect of any reConnois-
sance Of the hsrbor distractions; or ifsuchl
was ever made, your neglect to inform the
department Of the taet; these, with queru-
Ions and censorious chargesIw which Isubse-
quently, during fourmonths leisure, have
been garnered up and cherished, and which
finally find expression in your communica-
ton received on the 27th ultimo, are,
agreeably to your wish, all on the files Of
the department.; and the failure of the 7th
OF April has become history. ee
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9aiIgg guteIlige11cer

TaE call for the CIavaIan5 coryanfjon
has h..r ..,,so...;, -.
ny !" SuPt'emen'AFy
lu'tea'1on 10 ''tne RADICAL men OF the ma.
ton" to appear there aud nominate Gen.
Fremont for the Presidency. Itis SIGNED
David PInnh Fr.5s,,cI, Rs,n P5s.o-,,
o,Ls..--.,., ~. 'A ~ -.HPP' nV"St9
0HOeF. anu HEnest AFackoWlser. a post
script 10 also appended to the supplement.
tary call, signed by Rev. Georea R cbss.
var EI;vaha,h CA, 80 - 49,
N s..S.s,S ,,S.,,, '[SsO. S"tte no s VI neoFy
- SeH"'0uJ' "Illam aooaeIiI and several
unknown names. Mrs. Stanton represents,
We suppose, the Woman's ri0hts marty IN
,ba r,ovo,,.a. =. .L.......S
.s-- -. sue ssosu @ @n0e
A"oHea 70 run 'tor the Presidency, orjevsu
to vote, so much the more reason why they
should make the nomination. Won sse.
The ;n,;.o,,o, - ar ..s:..' = -
4As A'''au " '"' EAulSai men Oh Tue
nAt'on STATES tne case In this way, which
would be forctble If it were true:
The imbecile and vac;lIat;no nol;ov of
the present administration in he oonSuSt
of the war, being just weak enough to
waste its men and means to provoke the
the Tgo n0s ss5ong enough 20 conquer
freedom aud genuine democratic prinei,
Piles in its plan of DEMONSTRATION, whereby
Soe tne honor and dignity OF the nation have
iSs ana 70 sHaeisse tne sun exist
thsr the ends Of H1G T. har
ambition, call. in thunder tones, upon the
lovers OF Justice and their country TO come
70! = sne .s rescue OF the impeEiled nationality
iFeedom tbrsatsnsJ Hi,S sa,.ana' "1 uni'essa sSs
overthrow. The way to victory and sal
walton is plain. Justice must be enthroned
nnids 10 19e seats OF national legislation, and
handed, and Which we ask Ion t1i6S ~ isin ue.
10 render sure are the immeSfsts @ ~ sS,inc I 10
s,on u OF slavery throughout the whole United
In.H H'ases ~ GonsreSsITnal action, the abso-
without regard to ,acs eu oe.oIe noIe. '9e law
sufrage). and such a plan Of reoonstr9c-
tion as shall conform entirely to the policy
noWse NJ Sn OIaaa aUE al al placing the political
executing with vipor % the " ,ST @ ~ f9E ~ con anu
6scating the property Of the rebels.
The n. Y. World's Washington CORES.
pondent pretends to have discovered that
Messrs. Seward aud Weed have arranged
with Senator Morgan, who is head of the
national committee, that the B.ltimors
convention shall not be postponed .bu, aball
meet ON the 7th OF Juue, and, sbsll then
adjourn to some day in Angus. 81 o. Sen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

THE Bank of England fixed its rate of
discount on the 1Fth-of April at seven per
cent. On the I'd inst. the rate was raised
e eight per cent, and on the 9th to nine
This course was rendered necessary by
the very heavy applications for accommo.
datiOn. beyond the limit justified by the
state of the accounts of the Bank. The
stock of bullion in the bank is lower than
it has been before since August, 1861, be.
ing now about twelve and half millions
sterling. against fifteen in 1863, and seven.
teen in 1852. The "reserve" has some
times been lower than 1t now is, while low.
er rates of discount were still maintained.
The London Tunes remarks that hitherto,
excepting the panic of 1867, the rate Of
eight per cent. has been sufficient to check
any pressure and to turn the current, Of
bullion towards England, and is disposed
to attribute its failure now. to the anomal!
ous condition Of the cotton trade. 'as.7
The Times does not anticipate return to
moderate rates for at least year or two,
since the fever for speculation is now SO
strong that it does not expect a cure with.
out t'a general crash" The heavy impor-
tations oticottOn from the East also call for
constant shipmentsof coin, while on the
continent considerable loans have lately
been taken up, all tending towards th. |.
same sort of pressure. The English mare
ket is also affected by. the increased danger
Of complications with the German powers
over the. schlesWig: Holstein question. So
lately. however, As Tuesday evening, the
Sd, the Times Gays that "the general symp.
toms to-day were much more those Of tenn.
poraFy difficulty from local and home cir
Cumstauces, stimulated BY speculative aux
iety, t.Iau of any. threatening iucrease OF
continuance Of q foreign drain of bullion y
Secretary TVslles and the Naval on
The correspondence between Secretary
welles and the naval Commanders before
Charleston, lately submitted to cougress,
gives ample evidence that the. venerable
\ Secretary is moi, placid and imperturba.
bic as has been believed Com. Wilkes
and Admiral Dupont both. succeeded In
stirring the depths Of his nature 70 d con.
p Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

PRICEE-Largo DIE, holding nearly double
quantity, Pbt 6Slt half dipsa,1 IS. small size
$50 Per 66ttlO; half dozen, -. -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

q - USitSd ia b 81 M Si - "a
DGAleEs % Wh9ehnI. is'il GetS.ll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

|, DOCKING has the Hpsst and largest stociuof, h a
I'D. Hair, Nail and Tooth BfGShe - II -.
-i1a Sc gHorh, 'Bnt8lo, She'll ard t76ey C6mbG,
igs75ig bG4 RnnAde4 ReEdaaety, sthE NEE
,s,.e.n .,s ,so1Ps s1p sas oOaPstsss lh;st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

y. q ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. onoa,
10. l. GeLGrs House. being the SnO once EHmSrly
occupied By Adams kxPrOSS Company. sPE1
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

A. !. L. SMITH, Aucgi sTER.-OvER 5000
"A. worth Of tiosenn'i lti 70 be sold this tay.
II o'clock at the elegant So II place
Ninth street between eefand 'uh hrd avenue conssn
OF one magni ias,a!ur. n-aut Parior Suits On
Pantngs Essv Chatrss - Yashstands. Centre
Cables Chairs Bedste,f rrl :. Brussels and Ing ain
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
FINANCIAL.

A sroR BURNINa SPRING PETROLEUM LAND As.
as q new ss
s29 each s, 70. s
being less than ons half Of 4. psr vaae s shares are
in There between and seventy miles Of this
isror Il ioe.t.d mostly the sesba.ed aathSoas
and Calhoun COUNTIES yirsuia shou. twenty, mile.
from rarker,bnrs aud seven miles from the Baltimore
ssf. $
SsisS vi, S%;s ss.s i:
m raroad % sunerous .ppcasans have already been made
FOR LEASING this tract am, il Is sonaeny believed BY
roasS sxsmnaten Of nj. poperty, svs
ninety days AFTER ersanzsiisa q from ave se len pei
for leases Of lots and roya alone withou, the
the ines quality in qnsnies are also on these
snds ss s & q sss od hs
of the ss%p1y . m Ss a n n Ses e bare se
'ps'' Sopsrs' ooSm'isssr. SATISFIED property wh.n
sens ssas .Ser osn oaser Booss Of su6scran syas
fl PsT,c" ars % are now op.a A. the ooo OF RICHARDS
AiN's'oin Oil CRkEK K PsfsoLsya COMPANY;
'a's 'fafs ier
w pay s per Sen now nS o.
s se wells sssy be
li vii sna Sle them pay per moAhly d,y
n in nd a NO one, 10 ne
limited nSmbsr q shares that We're reserved for working
This obtained solely OF tue undersigned At $40
from all assessment being the subscription
price, and on'y one al its par value.
RICHARDS KINGsLANp, Petroleum Eschnngc,,
CHERRY RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY CAPITAL
$5O000 25000C shares, value s. Trnsteesr htu q.
Grant ksl. Of VIM G. Grant SOM Hon Eowara, Pierre.
pont, New York; Hon. John Winsow, Brooklyn; James
McKaye ESQ., President United States Telegraph COMPANY;
J. e. Ulhome, ESQ, President kesolute Fire Insurance.
Esq u slip The interests and lands o. this com
the heart OF the oil territory OF Vtnango
county Pa and have been selected with great care They
have interest in the following welsDearbone Button
ood Falet Auburn. Tee and Railroad we'll now pump
ing and towing suflcen to insure dividend Of onr per
month the investment at once. limited amount
be subscribed for, free from all assessments at the
office Of the undersigned at dollar per sha being one
half of Ira par value
RICHARDS KINGSLAND, Petroleum Exchange
lnA strA eM
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

N n RoIIINa AUCTt ON I'd -nULLnDY q ROL-
IL. LfNs viii sell ths day q coek, q tS& OanA street
farsS sssortuept Of ssond hs.d sss nsw vnrnmur yS
Ening CbeIrs Drusgrts rabe LneH eAests rss,rssses
M ssus Vnrdrob~~ as4 PLAYED ware and
6utIsSv. Dining Rscu $50 Kseh~s Fsr~hsFA sale poal
The New York herald., 1864-10-28
A UoTIoN NorIoE -raslIIyE AND rEaEMrroRY
A. Il. NICoLAY, AUGTinSeea.
a. AJ''l sHs SALR

no sEs
Tho Second Avenue Ratrar '''paoy being about to
q portion Of the Forty third Sixv-
ythrd street will sell saturday October
30 at II O'Clock vt ther rorty third street.
2s 'tIN~eS,
suitable for farm and o. hrr s,,fii ,-et
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

TIENRY H. LEEDS. AU,'rIDsBER- GOLD AND
III silver Watches ca ma s-rs. @c--HENkY H. LbkDs
MINK will sell at aunfIou ~ October Is, al IVA
clock at gallery over tpr sr,om w Liberty street
~od af Oh Will be found
sysmnat on to contain good time keepers,
Ard made By celebrspa Wsk-os large invoice Of
~,vht and ten day gilt nud.r gssss shades also
{srss invoice China Vases as~t es and PATTERNS,
rained and gilt having s.vsir~d and ened ann
keyer before exhibited this They will be sold
IN lota 10 suit purchasers
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

rpERRMPToRr SALE or ELt.eANT HousKHOLD
III Furniture rosswood PIsno Per Mirrors. splendid OIL
fAuti.gs 10. BEN r "a "a !1D anc,ous.r . vii
esrs a. con tug OF rosrwoo ba wslnut and mahogany
FarIor bedroom and Mn no on rurniture Pier Mirrors,
fScs and Damask Cwt,ins, Coz Bedsteade wash
sands Ohais Velvet Brus.cl. ant rapssxy CArys.s on;
Soes Ktohen also setg 1ns oelacidn Of OIL
Ssiu 2uss nv celebrated MASTERS Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

RI ENRv b. HERTZ, Je. AuStiGNEBR.
SPECIAL pERburfUxY SALE.
QENT'S FUKNfSti3NG GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CuI,LA -, SHIRTS, &C.,
on Friday October 26 a. oesS at the saesrooms l9S
Broadway.
CataIoaues At sale
The New York herald., 1864-10-28

rTKNRY D. MINER. ApCTI0NEBR~sALES20OM
Ill sT Nassau street, oppo lie a. oics On Saturday,
,H5ctober 70 at IL clock, NiNbA SOMERviLi.E w1l
iosi auction for account 81 whon may concern At
eh air salesroor ~ fine n super
ana Trish Linen coust ting % Usmask and Snow Drop
able Cloths, towels, NapsmS. ladies and 0enuemen's
Asudkerchefs &c Ais, ~ Berru WOOL shaws, long and
,e6uAre of tho lntest styles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FACT
it is "A Dye.

it b n Dye.
In the year ls45 Xr. Mathews first epared the YESE
TAN ii sIk DfE; since thai time Il has been used
thousands and ia instance has II failed give entire
satisfaction.
Its price j. only Fifty Cent. and each bottle contain,
double the quantity OF dye In those usually sold for one
dollar
The VENETIAN DYE l. warranted not to iuiure the
hair or the scalp In the slightest degree.
The YESETlAS DYE works with rapidly aud cer-
talnty. the hair requiring preparation whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade that may
be desiredous that will not fade crock or wash out
that Is permanent the hair Itself. For sale by
all druggists. Price 90 cents.
A. l. MATHEWS
Gen.rs Agent, u Gold street, n. Y.
Also, Manufacturer OF Mathews Arnica Hair Gloss
the best hair dressing In Price 90 cents.
iuneIS-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
rom Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Jane The National Union
Convention assembled this morning at Front
Street The.re, which was fitted up for The occa.
sion bv the Baltimore City Council. There are
neaily 600 delegates present. including many
from remote ierritoue, New Mexico has sent a
delegation
Hon. + ID MurgaR. Chairman of the National
Convention. called the Convention 20 order a, ?
O'Clock making = brief address
de proposed De L } Breckenridge as tempo
rary chairman.
The announcement was received with great
applause. which was renewed on bis taking the
chair. and three cheer were given Tor the o!d
war horse oi Kentucky
Nr Breckenridge returned thanks for the
honor, and in a brief aud eloquent speech ex
planned the Considerations wh.ch Induced hitn 10
attend the COnv enton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08

A THE AMERICAN DISPESsARY WE TREAT 81
"A method, aud with the happiest results. Pro
fdI-sss Teri, falling of the womb, CdReerfiO Jzcer
Gti0H, LHcAerrher whiies) D i,dry and all other dis
eases 10 which the 4nericdR Female is peculiarly
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SgRges. This instrument shoulo
be used by every n the land for the purpose OF
clealaess coRforf heaifh, DC Sent free on receipt
OF stamp copy Of Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
on health, DC The Doctors celebrated Female Pins
fresh from the DspenSary are rery good in simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent by mail
Al the American DispeRsary also treat, toitkouI
BtercnTy and with failing success, Tenerdi
what the quacks call pfoats secret diseases gJhis
In all its stages, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure Hydrocee
Circocce, Yarcocec, Carsocele SpermatOrhes Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. I'm
potency, and effects Of self-abuse. The last six are
treated OF i'm ''prvate letter, which send free
receipt Of stamp
The experience of the Surgeon IN charge Of this de-
of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City, enables him to patients scienhcs
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living a distance communicate by lette
and be treated their homes In urgent send o.
or 80 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 24ls
East Washington Street indianapolis T. o. Box 1854.
a9r9div-wl2t.lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

uT IT Is TWO WHEELED MACHINE-THE
II wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels, and drive the knives together, or indepsnd-
emily.
I'd. There cogs in the driving wbeele.
ID. When not cutting, no cog Is in motion; therefore,
in Transporting, there Is no
4fh. The knives work when the Machine il
backed; j. A. e.ssy backed as an empty cart.
9Th. The cutter bar is attached 10 the frame BY a
double hinge joint and allows independent action
either end Of :he bar rising without affecting the
other.
9Th The cutter bar Is casly raised to pass obstruc.
tions by 81 the lever which Is always under the
control Of the operator.
eth. r. The cutter bar i IN front OF the driving
wheels and n rear. thus enabling the driver
the operation Of the without interfering with his
driving. and avoiding those dreadful accidents which
have frequently occurred when the seat Is directly
IN front Of the cutter bar.
sth. The cutter bar Is folded the frame for
transporting-thus making II portable as buggy.
9th. The wheel cutter bar next the frame prevents
eogging when running oser cut grass, and also relieves
the draft.
10Th. ltean be charged from Reaper TO a Mower and
rfce in afteen minutes
lIh The platform does not support either the reel
raker
18th. The reel Is supported from the frame Of the
Machine
18th The raker has comfortable saddle seat over the
frame OF the Machine.
18th. IL took the FIRST PREMIUM Mower, and a
Combined Machine, al the Indiana and Ohio State Fairs
for 1853.
I6th II will run over three hundred pounds lighter
than any other Mower orReaper.
Eth. VIZ CHALLENGE nrE WORLD TO EEAr THE
'sBUCKEYE."
Give Us your orders early. cannot ob;ain any
more Machines than We have bought as the manu-
than they can possibly make
Call and look at the IMP R0yED BUCKEYE under
Masonic Hall.
aprl3 d;ill junel5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
, fhcelrGai Report.

hON s SRN METHOD "a TREAT
~ ISG yeneFiel Diseases, inciuiipE
Syphilis 3. all is sfage> sonorTheG, 5s.4s
Gleet. Structure, Nslcocie, asa HYDRO sss-.
cee, DiSea.e- ihe kidneys, Bladder, Assx
&c, without mercury containing va EsH1 ~
nab;e treatise on thstwi6e-s spread aiala Iz'HA y.
dy o. youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe ny
tuTDal Ensissions, ScxRa' Debility I'm esG-5l
potency, &c. sac secret rirnii,eS OF
youth nist8Tity arising from baBeftl habits
Of -s.f-sbase. 10 which l. added observations on
female Diseases ard other interesting Of the Mt
NEST Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical ability 20
that Sent any address IN a sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote our e,tre time and attention tae
the private diseases of in
report Our Dspensary the only Institution otthe
Kind IN America which has been tablshed by special
charter this fact should give preference the
quacSs doubtful character be foun al
argecites.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
~ I s.:;'.;s's:sss;;5 ssss;s;s5s 1s.s, 80 slas.sss
New York ThrOugi, Line.

SUMNER ARRASGEMENT-Two THROUGH EX-
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
DR. STRICKlAN0'S PILE REMEDY.

Read What a scderer says
Mr. J. p. Hazarie. lsi Second street, Ciucirna. o.
says be has been dreadful sufferer with Piles Tor ona
time and h, tried nearly everything. and could obtain
no relief. He used about one-fourth Of pot of nr
sircsh'ds Pie ONT nent, and II made complete cure
He advises every suffering try IL
sold BY all Druggists 80 per pot. Manufacture
a. No. Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati q. AK for
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