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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

0Ar The Christian Advocate and journal
the organ of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the United States, a paper always ably
edited, and having wide circulation and
great influence, is publishing series oi
editorials on the political issues before the
country, unsurpassed, trdeed, unequalled, by
any articles of the kind in the political pa
pers. One we gave entire last week from
the Advocate of the 22d September, and we
quote a few sentences from another of the
29th ult., on "The Issues before u.s. which
says;
"There is no middle way, nor in the ma
ture of the case can there be. All who hold
the preservation of the country above all O.
ther considerations personal. political, or par
tisan, must vote for Mr.. Lincoln while all
who vote for Gen. Mcclellan must at the
same time vote tor Mr.. Pendleton, the steady
and out-spoken friend of the South, and also
endorse the sentiments, and practically ad-
yocate the measures set forth by the Chicago
Convention. This issue is there sharply de-
fined. Good and evil are set before the peo-
pie, and they are to choose effectually which
they will have"
That is clear and emphatic. and the con-
clusion is reached after able argument on
both sides of the question.
Reader, can you still doubt!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

OF The papes required by the Act passed
by the Legislature granting to soldiers the
right to vote, when absent from the State on
military duty, do not require TO be stamped.
Judge Lewis, the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, has decided that to require a stamr
10 be affixed to these papers would be re.
striction on the elective franchise not contem.
plated by either State or Federal legislation
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

The rebels cry out "bet us alone. =
The makers of the Chicago platform say
"Let hostilities cease" Here is remark
able harmony of sentiment betwees the
Southern eonspirators and the leaders of
the Chicago Convention.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

s% An Irishman, fishing in the rain,
was observed carefully keeping his line
under the arch Of the bridge. Upon be
ing asked the reason, he replied as fol-
lows: "Sure an won't the fish be crowd
ing here to keep out OF the wet ye spaE
peeIy'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

o. Gen. Mcclellan considers "a bird in
the hand is worth two in the bush, and
will not therefor resign bis position as MAJOR
General with so dubious prospect OF beng
Comma nder-inChief.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
I From the Washington Nat. Republican
THE SONG OF THE COPPERHEAD.

From the Washington Nat. Republican
THE SONG OF THE COPPERHEAD.
Yes down with Abe Lincoln,
No peace let him know
JEFF, Davis esteems him
His bitterest foe,
And says but Tor him,
He can easily show,
This war would have ended
A long while ago.
Yes! the war would have ended,
And,we should ha' been
Tho Unitedcst States
AS ever was seen.
Wed ba' paid the South's debts
Not to do SO were mean
But as for the North's,
Wed not been SO green.
Had any resisted,
Odd bullets and triggers.
Wed a lent 'cm a rope
To lengthcn their figgers,
And sent 'em to Heaven.
Or elsewhere, by jiggers;
Whilst we'd been below
A wallopping niggers.
Yes, there are the beauties
The future will bring,
when McClellan's S dictator,
Or Jeff Davis king;
Then down with Abe Lincoln,
Or high in air swing,
While "peace, peace, is the tune
Ofthe song we will sing.
GEORGE G. W. MORGAN.
1864.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

OF 1t is said Mcclellan proposes, ifelect-
ed, to ignore the White House, and take up
his Presidential residence on board gun
boat.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERNs-Two dollars year in advance-and II no
bald before the end of the yeaI, TWO ooiafs ana hly
sts. will be charged. -, . =,
No naner discontinued until all arreafages are paid,
ercent an the option Of the Editor.
~ ~,JDertisements of one square of (egEt lmesl or
tess one or three insertions s so. Each additional
Ipsertion so cents. Longer ones in proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

ng- Do not speak until you have
thought on what you intend to say.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

Maids want nothing but hustsn2s,
then they want everything.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20

pg- Love, well understood, is wisdom
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-10-20
JOB PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,
Rrocuted in the highest style Of the Art, and on the
most reasonable terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
r III PEACE
The EIeefion-The Friends OF We
gIeIlan.

Whatever may be the result Of the State e!ec-
tons in Ohio. Indiana and Pennsyivsuia, says
the Cincinnati Enquirer, there can DO nothing IN
them that should zlscken in the least the efforts
of the friends Of Genera. MCCLELLsN Ia every
State he l. tens OF thousands OF votes stronger
than the local State organizations. Although We
nav have failed Ia many localities. vet ia those
localities il is not a vote against him by a"y
means. There are myrisds OF persons who have
made up their mind- to support him and oppose
LfScoLx, who have nevertheless. from old party
associations and personal friendship. voted s.ains'
the Democracy at the late election. II was vain
20 talk 20 them of the effects OF their votes-h0w
they would be claimed. They did not see them
in that light. and hence the apparent ioconsi-t-
ency of their political action
When November comes. and the direct issue
Is presented Of the reelection OF LINccLS or a
change to a man like MCCLELLAN. We shall see
how the majority will increase from the side OF
the latter. II has been the effort OF the LINCOLN
party from the beginning. to create the impress
sion that LlScoLN and MCCLELLAN we're the same
- running at the October elections; AMI that all
those who voted the Republican ticket then would
support LiScoLS IN November. This IS trans
parent falsehood. aud is known to be such by eS-
ery Democrat Well would the LIScoLNITEs be
lieve that their chief Is - strong a the Repub
lican organization. but unfortunately tor them
IL is no; 80. He i immensely weaker. - 0ea-
erll MCCLELLAN is immensely stronger. As
:. HAAn - D.,na.lu.Raa
while his party was beaten in October. and as
General CAss carried Ohio ia November when
we we're defeated in October, 1915, 80 will Gen
McCLkLLaN succeed ~ States where the Dem
ocraev have been worsiei IN the preliminary
contests
The local elections oye,. The opponents OF
LINCOLN will then have . clear field 70 work
sgain,' his success IL @hi tueu be deprived
of the ads int,ges thai have thus ftr been in
his f,vor. L. the Democracy AMI the o;ter
eou-efv 1--WE mea favorable 70 his election rally
from bin snI d,e The main question: u now
abaut to be p~ut-whether this country shall be
eursel with the worst and most prof gate I'd.
m.ui~tr,,ion the world has ever seen Oal
confidence in he capacity Of the people tor
seli government. and our knowledge OF their
feelings. will not allow us to believe that j.
~ll be csuiei in the affirmative The hun
dreds of thousands who voted against the Liz
coLs party yesterday in the States Of Ohio, In
diana. Penusylvsni, AMI Iowa. will be rein
forced By tens Of thousands at p~tsrJtc and
conservative men. who. while ~ ,iurf LINCOLN
are still inclined 10 maintain their Ole organiza
tion. and the Consequence will he ~ over
wheiming triumph.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
Portrait OF General Early
From The Grimm Ga. Rebel.

$500 hN AAaA Wa ANANAH
Old Jubsl Early. or. ~ General Lee exlls him
hs bad Cd man. F" has won { name during hi.
s%ojourn IN the Valley in Virginia Of which be /.
well worthy Did YOU ever see him. 1t not
you have missed one Of the greatest cuTiositie,
OF tbe war. lie Is a man OF considerable corpu.
lence, with = full face. which has the appearance
OF the full moon when il l. at It's height in red
hes He Is about six feet high, and OF immense
structure. His voice sounds ike a cracked Chi.
nese fiddle, and comes from hs mouth some
wbs.sn the sssle Of the hardshell Baptist. with
4 long drawl. accompanied with an Interpolation
of oaths IN winter BE- head Is eRcased IN A heat
striped soolen skull cap drawn about his ears
while bis body il contained within the emb .ces
OF a Virginia cloth overcoSf, striking his heels
Hls legs are covered by lesgings of the sane
material. wrapped from the feet upwards as high
n the knees with white tape. he l. a. brave .s
be is homelY, AID as homely as any man YOU
ever sAs. except Parson Browulov. who is said
~ rival his Satanic A-ie-tv IN personal appear
auee There are maRy incidents related of Oh
Jubsl. bu; ! cacnot AZ present call 10 memory
but one. D1rsBS The battles Of the Wilderness
on one occssion a regiment from South Carolins
VA ordered 10 charge the enemy. For some
reason they ALTERED. Old Jubsl, hearing OF II
rode up 20 tie head OF the column. and 10 thu,
peculiarfy of tone for which ne Was noted. cried
out. Blast. you. you got Us into shis id scrape
and by Cd you shall help Is out" The req
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
rne Union Mu., be preserved.

The mission of the Democratic party IS the
maintenance of the Union and the restoration
OF peace under the Constitution. All other
issues sink into insigni6canee before the simple
and grand one OF an undivided country. This
Country must not be Gismem6ered. This coun.
try was made for one government and one PEG
pie. II is our land and we cannot give up anv
portion OF il, We must hold il from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific. snd from the Lakes TO the Gulf
The Union must be preserved-and we believe
that IL Geo b. Mcclellan is elected President
The Union will be restored under the Censtitu-
ton within sixty days sitter hi- inauguration
Aud who is there that would TOT rejoice in such
y -consummationf Who is there thst would not
rejoice 10 have union instead CT discjfd. TO have
peace with its prosperity rattle, han bloody war
with all It's attendant horrors ~sttiking through
the land. and hlling thousands o. new made
graves with the remains OF American ciuzensf
Assuredly, there cannot tie QUE voter in thi-
State that does no. ardeuiiy desire Union, Peace.
and the prosperity and honor II hi, country
But vino believes that such = eonsummstion can
ever be achieved under Lincolng He does not
even seek il he does not Wish H.. lie would
hot have i. lie seeks the destruction of slavery
through the destruction OF the Union under the
Constitution. His scheme Of action j. incom
pati1le, MOI merely with the preservation under
the Constitution. but with the attainment Of
peace under any lasting basis. IL IS 4 scheme OF
endless war and national ruin and diShOnOr. II
Lincoln = re elected We will never again have
either peace OF Cuiou in this land. II McClel
Ian J., elected We shall have both. Let every
voter then remember the great issues involved
70. The contest Let him remember the policy.
me miserable weakness the frauds. the political
persecution Of the present administration and
let the remembrance Of al this nerve ererS
Democrat, % the greatest e~xertions to defea. \
party whose name = corruDtion-Cieveland
Plaindealer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
All. SORTS NJ PNIsaGRSPHS


Pretty waiter as in 81, Loui. are styled
"bcer ie'kers.
Lincoln latest joke i putting 4 colored
represenfati,e ia The ams a. his Substitute
Lively ami f,ceiiou- OLD cox
- soa OF Secretary Fe,senieu. Of me Treas
ury. has taken ~ artificial lez. tni i nov on his
wav "a the front.
Eleven hundred soldier, lei. di- ci,, ,es.
terday for ladima. to vote. ~ : : surprised =
columbus Ohio : ,fe.m 10.
One reason why %'loyal' men like Chand-
Ter. Ben Wade and jim Lane. are not afraid
of the bite OF the copperhead:' They always
carry that great anudote Tor snake bites
whisky.
An exchange complains OF The t,rdiuess of
the authorities in not furnishing the mount of
casualties in the late battles in The Shenandoah
Valley. The casualties in this. a. in many other
battles. will n t be known uatil the last trum-
pet shall have been sounded.
Fifty thousand federal soldiers, all McClsl-
Ian men, languishei in Southern prisons, all be.
cause Abe Lincoln insists on the exchange of
500 niggers
A French actress recently won s. 400 at a
gambling table in Baden, and then refused to
gamble any more.
"A Western Debating Society are now dis
GUESSING the point whether civilization ought to be
propsgated by force?
Fifty cents a bushel for potatoes is al that
Is asked In Vermont
Canadian rats play rob with the Elitors'
rooms there They eat manuscript. carry off
pens. lick up the paste. aud now they dip their
tails in The inkstands and try to edit the papes
We've noticed something odd about the Canadian
pspers lately
"A young lady in Canada West, recently,
playing With her lover. shot him dead with a
loaded gun.
A big negro seized a Mcclellan badge from
a lady's bosom. IN New York, and decamped
amid the applause Of Republican bystulders.
My dear Madam, can YOU give me a glass
OF grogr' asked a fatiguei traveller in Arkansas,
a. be entered a cabin on the road side.
Il amt got a drop, stranger" replied the
woman
But u gentleman told me YOU had a barrel. !"
Why, good gracious, . replied the woman,
what 90 you reckon one barrel OF whisky Is TO
me and my Ildren, when We are out of milk"
"A coloyel graduate OF Oberlin College. IN
troduced into the Treasury Department by Mr.
Chase as a messenger, has been selling the old
records of the Department for waste paper. He
has been arrested and placed in the Old Capitol
prison. Car lO~ds VI valuable books ana files Of
documents have been removed by him. and are
gone beyond recovery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
uas>acbusetrs Regiments.

Massachusetts elsmors for wsr. subjugstiou
determination snd abolition, through her glovet
and exquisite senator StsNER Bur Msssachu
setts buss negroe, to send ie regiments 10 th'
war lmpor,, poor foreigners a. borels snt
takes advantage of Their necessities "a .orcs
them into q var of which they know nothing 70
order to save the precious lives OF those VIC
cltmor FOR the Is-i man. but are ready to pocket
the last dollar Ll>CotN sal >tv ,Rp both boat
thai thew are Of The Massachusetts srlpol Of ~.
triot-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

How INK Wsa BrvEFirs E~NeL'ND.-This vat
81 Lineoln's ~hile e is DESTROYING Tie .ndustr, o.
ibe United States, j. building ~ hat of En-
land A London correspondents ct Il New York
paper SAYS,
I 10 not mean that Ne have l,-f or are ike.
J., 10 lose by the var IN America At the leas,
computation lie Americans have gwen 4 prof.
Of f25. 600 900 10 Indis Ne have uetted SION
0O0 OF our le6l stock We &c miliions wear
out of tie American carving trade. We have
made a pretty penny ia supplying the bell geren's
18th muniiions % ssg aud ship
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Kathro," OF
"KathairO," s~ignifying to cleanse, rejsvinste and re-
store. This article IS what is name signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and beautifying the human hair III
the most remarkable preparation in the world. 1t ia
again Owned and put up ~ the original proprietor, and
is NOM made vita the ssne care, skill and attention
which gave il a sale OF over one nillisn BOTTLES pei
sunBm.
LAS a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradicates scuTf and dandruf.
tkeeps the he ad cool and clean.
n n axes The hair rich soft and glossy.
Itprevents the hair from falling Of sndturning gray
II restore hair Hpon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head o.
hair should Use Lyons Ksthsiron. II Is known and used
throughout the civilized world.
sold by all respectib's dealers.
DEuAs -. BAUNES a co., n. ".
f-fA- fr-pe1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
Election

We have from the polls in Merton county. tho
following:
Ceu;er township 6.057 for Morton
Nine thousand sui eighty-seyen votes are
represented to be east showing that lnditnapo-
lis has a population OF over eighty th"a~and
The Democrats polled their honest vote. about
thirty FIVE h%uutred. aad We think. nay. We can
prove. thai there sas fraudulent voting snd
stufing Of the btliot box by our political oppo
ueuts-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

- II : certain that Hcr d " VooEar..
i reelected to Congress from The Eighth Cor
gressiensl District
80 Tar - heard from. lie Senate vii have .
Democratic majority u four.
Eooogh his not been heard from 20 deserms ~
hos the House vii s,ani-it Vii be ser, e!o,c.
md -e nav have a Democr tic msjorit,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

LiNcoLS ESEourE Foa sPRlSGrIrln -I.ee,n
intends % leave Washington in luxurious .,,le
A sumptuous. sirfeen-wneeied car rs iust Gee,
furnished for him. spd . awaiting h. pleasure ~
Aierantris 4, u lhe most elegsn. thing o: shc
kind ever seen in this country It's io.al eos,
sss about 49,. 600. IL has sleeping -~partmebts.
s psrlor and a secretafy's ofbce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

REPokTTD BIsAsrER IN THE rEskI-
BIZ LOSSES SUSTAINED n s~nERIDAS's AMY
rHE C0NTIDERATEs DErERNISED TO REGAIN
POSSESSION or THE VALLEY -THE GOVERNMENT
svyraKssrSe SEws IRON oRNSrs Aaxy-ES-
TIRE FAILURE OF THE PRESENT MOVEMENT
AaAINAT kIlnMnNn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

SSpermatorrh9a and lmpotency, and ~inveterAte cases VI
Secondary OF Constitutional syphilis Of long standing,
that cannot be cured by amy other physician in this city,
cured perfectly and permanently, or no charge.
Address Box Isis.
Je3'64-dIy DRs. THOMSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
IIE,INISTREET'S
!NlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,

OF A Df Z,
Bot Fesioresg gray hair TO it, original color. by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural susienance, impaired BY
agr oreiesse. All fastaEtIaeoEs dyes are composed Of
iaaar canstic, destroying the vitality and beauty Ofths
lair. and afford ofthemselves no dressing. Hsimstreet's
nimitable ColOring not only restores hair to It's sstars
color by az easy process bEt give thehairs
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes Il growth, pFeysats is falling Of, eradicatss
dandnf, aud inParts health and r}essanfness 20 the
head. lthss stood the test Of tine. being the original
Hair CelOTing, and is CONSTANTLY increasing in favor
Used BY both gentlemen and ladies'. II is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers. a. can be prooerea By them Of the
commercial agents. p. :. BARNES 4 CO, so2 Rrosd~sy.
New Y@s Two ,tes. 20 eenis and ~.
s-bs -dsn-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

ment sas % cai by the remark that they rushel
apon The Zoe. driving him from every position
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
LOST.

AN An CID VETERAN SOLDIER AND RECEIVED
my discharge at Chattanooga. arrived al Indian
sPols last Saturday and during sunday lost my dis
charge. Any one returning il 70 the sentinel Office vii
be literally rewarded.
PETER p wAMBAUGH,
octl3-dit CO. d. seth Ind. Reg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
FOR RENT.

frsntreon % hrt GooS on washingtn street.
suitable for an ocsce or sleeping apartment Apply
ats. West xsfyisEd street, hst~ssn ll,so.s and Nay
lard streets PALtER q o z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

Look a. tbe heavens above you. There D
s.ar after star. al through the INFINITE realm. Of
spsce-some shedding down stres ms OF glorious
radiance. some bestowing only a feeble light
bat. nevertheless. all pouring their tribute of
brightness from the golden ufns. and AZ fulfill
Ing toe general system Of The universe and office
OF good aud OF blessing 50 every nan nav
shed hs portion of llghs AMI perform his furc-
ton OF bepeSolence. vhateyef mav be As station
10 society IS respects wealth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
DRs. THOMSON.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED P~ANTosCoPIC sPECTACLEs,

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MOSES improved PantoscoPic
Spectacles combine advantages me-
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found in no other S~pectacles offered
in the West.
Moses improved Spectacles not
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eye, but
tend to strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Moses Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman
ship, fairly represented, and sold at
their fair value
Caaion-No agents OF Pedldrs employed.
U Send for a circular containing full des
~cription, prices, &c, and how to ensure a perfect
fit and have them sent by mail. Address
l.. W. MOSES, Optician,
so East Washington ST, Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

DKoCTH AID CoLD WINTERS Mr.. c. l.. F.iat.
Secretary af the Mt%Al husetis Board Of Agi
culture. IS vel Is OF the New England Agricul
tgral Society. says:
The cold winter Of 1911 succeeded a summer
marked 6s q sore and long contihGej dEouth IL
July AMI August In l74s the drou.h was IN
tense in New England. ard his srnfs1et ~, iol
loWei By 20 hard . winter that the Suffering zas
Intense In l749 there was another melancholy
dry time, the winter following long and drearv:
and the sumner OF 1862 accompanied NJ =
drouth Of terrible severity"
he further cites Tie drouths % 1856. md he
winters ioIoWlaS a evidence conclusive up0n
his point h. fhhtHNkf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

We respectfully call attention TO our Testimonials.
Many Of our letters attest that hundreds Of lives have
been saved IN the Army by its use. Indeed, so well are
its curative qualities appreciated in the Army, that the
most successful Surgeons in the field and hospital use il
almost exclusively in the diseases for which We claim it,
infallibility. The best physicians always seize the best
means TO effect 4 cure. hence The universally Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
MEDICAL NOTICE,
Drs, j. 81 w. 4,
(FROM THE EAST)

IyAvE OPENED THEIR Of
FICE on the east side Of
Virginia Avenue, a few doors south
Of Washington street, Indianapolis,
Ind, for the alienation Of human
suffering, by offering to unfortunate
persons afflicted with syphilis, or
any species Of Private Disease, sure
aud safe methods Of cure, founded
on the solid basis OF science aud
sound philosophy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

NATk WOULD ALI THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
GlSIS 20 the above eStabli sbment, and invite
them, when in the city. TO look through our stock.
Our goods we're bought when gold was at u 50, and
before the additional 90 per cent increase Ia Tariff Duty,
which, We are confident, will enable US 10 sell goods ia
our line very low and yet realize a profit. We will du-
piicate any Cincinnati bil-hastustions in prices con-
sidered.
Orders are solicited leTG4-dlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

And ii is strongly recommended TO persons travelling
through places charged with miasma.
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Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle.
WILCOX & CO,
Principal Office,
Isl Water ST.. n. Y.

y B.-None genuine unless bearing our sig
nature on the snapper.
HDon't let your Druggist pat you Of with an,
other remedy Hhe does not have IL for sale. enclose u
Army Ague Drops per mail pre- paid.
WILCOX 4 Co.
Isl Water -, st.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

Eleven hundred soldier. let di- cit, ,ts
terday for Indiana. To vote. - il : supnpeei =
columbus Ohio Ssfe.m 30.