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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
GAVIN 81 HORD'S
REVISED STATUTES
OF IND Ma.
SECOND Ec1itio11.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN 4
Herd's Revised Statutes Of Indiana is ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised
and al errors corrected There i added TO the 6rs-
volnms an appendix % over two hundred pages, cor
tanning the passed the regular and called
oths Legislature Of 1901 and a. the regular session OF
lSCS, with iu index. This edition will iacrea-e
the value Of the work. - will contain al
all the laws ~ the State nov in force. The second
vO - sll the acts upon the subjects 10 which
il ex EFT those ef lss3. and the amendments
made al thst session are noted IN the margin q thai
volume. These smesd-d acts, however, will be fsuaa
in the Supplement-.
The prise Of tbs present edition. printed upon clear
white paper and well bound. i TEs Do1s, for IA. two
volumes, or FivE DsLiARs for either.
The SUFrirskST, containing the ats Of the rexnIs
ssd called sessions % the Legislature Of 1851 sut
regular session Of 1853. vita complete index, r
urKslrr VOLUME, bound in leather, In the sane ST..
The other yalunes, i also offered fos sale. Pic
D0lIAks
o-aeFs fer either yoirsas ~ tse statues, or
receive prompt Alterations. AsdFsss
III. BINGHAM,
assis tfvtf Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

.E- The 18th anniversary OF The indianapolis
Benevolent Society viii be held at the Third
Presbyterian Church on the evening Of Thurs
day, Thanksgiving Day, at O'Clock. Reports
and hrici addresses will be made Tho enlarged
aid Of the benevolent is earnestly requested to
enable this Society TO relieve the poor the suffer
ng sui The stranger as il has faithfully tried TO
DO for the last twenty nine wears Over fifty
persons act As Committees to visit all applicants,
20 ascertain that the means donated shall be
properly upplied CALVIN FIrTcHEE,
232 Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

Miss CVsHNAN This popular and fascinating
actress Will have henehi al the Metropolitan to-
morrow evening. the 25th The thrilling trag-
ely of Luereta Borgia ~ill be presented, auG Mss
Cushman sbrlllautQualitics will be iu.ly brou ght
forth secure seats IN advance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

sx- We have 20 repeat what We nave often
requested our readers to~bear ia mind. and that
- that they call at tie establishment OF A
Liutz, West Washington street. FOR spleudidly
fabricated ladies'. gentlemen's and men boots.
shoes and slippers afforded al the very lowest
cash figures Tor such superior work.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

gentleman long connected as al editor, reporter,
and correspondent of the indianapolis Journal
has gone insane over recent arrest by Sherman.
OF himself for writing home 10 his Daper contra
band army ness The last heard Of Mr. Hooker
ne turned up missing At Louisville. while on his
way home un1er guard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

sT-We we're happy to meet Col. Dan Nc
Cauey. of the old famous llth in the city yes.
terday, nearly recovered from his severe wound
received in the battle of Cedar Creek.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

- Messrs. H4nlon & Welsh. proprietors OF
the Palmer House basement saloon. are nos in
daily receipt of the famous Detroit Ale and Porter
Messrs HanlOn 4 WelN have also The splendid
Irish Whisky sold nv Redmond and Mcnamara
Their old Bourbon. too, is pronounced by excel
lent Judges, 10 be extraordinarily superior. Their
cigars are imported and elegant-in fact none
mere fragrant and delightful are offered for sale
in Havans Call upon Messrs Hanlon { Welsh
courteous and attentive young gentlemen viii
ALWAYS be ready 10 wait upon YOU. 23-4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

CE- Gen Hooker orders that all officers
naming twenty four hours within this department
shall report 10 the nearest military headquarters
and register name ana ranS. the nature OF their
duties, aud by what authority they absent
from their commands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

~ The 9th anniversary OF the indianapolis
Benevolent Society. will be held al the Third
Presbyterian Church. Thanksgiving evening. at
! O'Clock This is \ uoble charity, which appeals
20 every citizen promote il 70 the extent OF MS
noNor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

CAIRo. Nov % The steamer Olive Branch
brings New Orleans dates to the 9th inst. Gen
Asboih was wounded in the late expedition tc
Florida
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

- Florence. TO day. Offering up thanksgiving
in behalf Of Governor Morton aud the President.
will SET famous egg nogg and all the ct ce,eras
foF all h;s patriotic and loyal fellow citizens who
NAV choose 10 call upon him. Remember
Florence No l East Pearl street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

From the Journal.
STATE FAIg-CoRRECTIoN.-l class "Me
chancal, Section g." the award published
having been awarded to Isaac Davis, but Oh
examination of the committee books, find the
award for best collection of Furs is given to
Msssrs. Baker McIyer. SIS 90. Also, collec-
ton of hats and caps to the same The mistake
occurred in the published list. by error OF the
committee ". Il. LOOMS, Secretary.
242
We have only 10 remark, subsequently that
Mr. Davis and Messrs Baker & McIver have
the most elegant and beautiful sets of furs, at
their respective establishments that any lady
ever saw Call either upon one the other
before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

e8- Fur On elegant suit, any gentleman
ought TO call on Messrs Stolw orthy 4 Leonard.
North Meridian street MessFs- Stolworthy 4
Leonard are the monarchs Of fashion in this me
frODOiis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

1S- Morehouse. No. 25Ia North Pennsylva
mia street. has the New York Ledger and the
New York Mercury, of the latest dates. for
sale.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

~ IL ~ill be seen by notice elsewhere that
the firm OF StolWorihy 4 Leonard. merchant
tsilors. No l. North Meridian street i dissolv
ed The bu siness will be- continued by Mr. Stol-
worthy. who i an accomplished work man lie
offers 20 the public splendid stock OF goods
and ~Arranis hfs goods 10 be OF the best quality
and made up N the most fashionable style
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

MErRoroLlrAN InEATRE.- Thanks giving night
tonight. and great bill at this popular place of
anus ment Two great Plays-"D Dreams OF De
lasion and Married Life" CO one. 20 all but
secure your seats early
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

~ Patrons o; the City Grocery are requested
70 call early aud leave their orders, "a We shall
close at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Fine Xxx Oysters
Poultry aDd Wines for Thanksgiving dinners.
HcRS ( AspERsos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

"a We would advise you il 50 unfortunate
a. To be afflicted with bad cough. 20 purchase
a bottle OF Grants Royal Cough Balsm. 1t Is
an excellent remedy and gives immediate relief
For sale # Scuours drug store. No Bates
block u o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

eY-The recent exceedingly cold weather for
the time of year has put sudden stop TO hog
slaughtering. Meanwhile, beef Strengthening
continues az all our establishments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

sE-No paper will be issued from this Office
to morrow. This is Thanksgiving Day. That
accounts for the fact
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

s8-A hog was slain yesterday at the Pork
House of MessFs. Mansur 4 Furguson, which at
$40 - per hundted weight gross, realized So.
Undoubtedly 50 far this Is the biggest hog Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
General Orders No. 22.
HEADQUARTERS DRAFT RENDEzvoUs,)
STATE or INDIANA,
lNpIANAPoLIs, November %. 1864.

The President OF the United States having
designated Thursday, November oath, 1854, as a
day of thanksgiving and prayer It is therefore
ordered that all the Offices at this rendezvous be
closed. and 50 far as practicable all business De
suspended on that day
BY order Of Brigadier General CaFrington.
VI II BAIHAcnE.
Capt. and A. A. G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

sT- The Post office will be open this day
from nine to ten 4. ". and from five to six P N.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

TT Persons indebted to US will please call
and settle with our book keeper. t L. Holbrook.
2I-lm JAMESON < FUNKHoUsEE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

IL Negro refugees are continual lily. day after
day. arriving in this city in cons iderable mum
bers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

e The inimitable All Burnett will give our
citizens one OF he unique snd unapproachable
performances ~ Masonic Hall on SATURDAY night
next OF course. througsd NIL be the hall. and
ou The succeeding Monday night. when he will
appear for positively the iss' tune Innumera
Die will be the ladies and gentlemen 70 bear him
and laugh az him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

tE-A few hundred exchange papers can be
had at this Office &
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

~ Fresh Mackarel retail in this city at p
cents per pound
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
TAKEN UP.

HSAKRN Up by the subscriber, about The 25ih Of oc-
il tOoer last. Black Horse about years old :
hands high and had saddle and bride. The owner
can have him by calling and paying charges.
wN. RUSCHuAUPH,
nov23-tit No. II South Delzv are street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
BOUNDARIES.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
COX, LORD Il PECK.
H.nsfsetursn and wholessl. Dealers IN
STOKES. WARE. &C.
FoUN DRIES.

a IL QUE STOVES ARE or rHE LATEST AND
~ nostfmpruved patterns
Our other work VII embrace Iron Fronfs, Coiuuns,
Railway, MI and House cs-tinxs &C. ke
Orders By nail etherwise socifef ana prompt
tsnfon given
Oar prices viii be found a. lev ~ anv
Od>~. ssles-reor and foonfry las ss1t1 De swsrs
street two squares directly II ne Usiss Depot
octi3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
CERTIFICATES OF EXEMPTION,
Furnished for Three +. ears nearly az.
Cheap as for one Year.
AND TOWNSHIP QUOTAS FILLED, BY


Government Claim Agent. No Yohns Block
novs-c2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
REBEL DESERTIONS ON the INCREASE
NJ l. NIC AN NE w -
&c. &C.. Ac &C.. Ac.
Gen. asboth wounded.

MONTREAL, Nov 23.--Ilon Thomas Darcy
McGce i dangerously Ill.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

NEw YORK MONEY EARKLT.
NEw YORK, November 81.
Gold has been unusually steady. the price dur
Ing the morning having stood at 1881 q 2237
Operators appear to defer their transactions iii
after Thanksgiving day. The quotation wa,
g9le
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
LOAN OFFICE.
MAY 4 LUPTON,
LO a ~ OFFICE
Authorized by Government.

Mooney ADVANCED on WATCHES. DIAMONDS
lvl Jewelry, Plate, Guns, Pistols. Dry Goods and a.
kinds Of Personal Property, bought aud Sold at ia
North Illinois street, NorWocd's Block, up stairs
III FOffice open al all hours. nova3'6l-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
FISH.
RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYeInG ESTABLISHMENT

1--WE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE,. "a. a sotrrp
u IiiEois street, indianapolis, Indiana.
Al this old ard well known estsblfshm.nt the l.des
can have silks and wSolel goods dyed In and
tcs ADD repaired.
S-v sad secondhand clothing beught and .oIs also,
7acuar branch In the business denoinsied fine draw
ng-bis stabe cloth. or tear in any garment can %
80 wrought sls II not he visible 20 the naked ere
Remember the place. No. - South Illinois street.
ts5le JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
TelegraphiC Dispatches


Incidents of Prices Expedition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

u IL TT U TIE -,
, 1864-04-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TuCR4DAY EVENING. March i, 166a.
HOGs-The large increase in the recelpta Of Hogs,
amounting to about 500 head has caused considers
bic amount OF extra activity the yards. For hustle
and activity the day Just closed has more resembled
one Of those have been accu1to ned to witness in
December or January than the Last day o{ March.
Fo. good Hogs tha- demand has been extremely ac-
tive, and 1t Ill be seen that even for Light Hogs OF
good quality unusually high prices have been paid
We specIally note. corned. lot Of 123 averaging
1!s ns, bonght BIZ II. TIlden At $770. and one Of
1s averaging 1ts ns At e7l also lot Of SO avcraK
Ing 2o1 ~, bought By Holmes,at t6.7s. OF dis
uery fed Hogs the receipts hare been ptoportonaby
larger and fas prices hare generally been paid One
lot Of 1,os5 were brought from Warsaw Illinois. By
Parker, Cotton j. Co., averaging 90 nR and sold ut
tha Fort Wayne Yards TO Priest Co. at ss.s75 100
MS. a similar lot In point Of qualify Of 500 averaging
10 ns was purchased by s, Aterton at the Fort
Wayne Yards at $780, s.vers1 Other toesably 1args
lots of lighter weights were sold at psoporuouately
lower rates OF the la5rt quantity OF stock received
little remained over unsold this evening, and, al.
Trough there has been changa on previous quota
tlorst prices hare ruled very firm, with large de.
mnnd for Ill grades from medium to extra. The en-
tered sales nmouns 10 SIS Hogs At 35.N@77o, but
chiefly nt s6Sa912a 100 MS. -,
, 1864-04-01

: BEEF cATTLE-Thera hal been considerable
Improvement III this market to-day both IN recep,s.
and general activity The total number Of Beef cat
tle received ut The various yards since the ornlug
fan little short Of $40 head among which was far
tprtnkllng ofreal1y choice shipping cattle. Ne spc
eia1g note lot Of e three year old Durham stsers,
raised By A.J.FrJ. Of sansamon, sangamon county,
Weighing 12s ne, aad sold a. sherman's yards bs b,
g. Han 70 Qoad, Of Pittsburgh, at &s5t q head st
Of hesd Illinois steers sold ut Cottage Grove yards
~ J: Davidson, OF Young America, to D: Waixal,:
averaging Ss, at and lot Of 3 lows steers
sold at the Southern yards bJ srnyhorn to Lying
sson averaging 1'la H. At s7s. From the sale list
It Win be seen that eeTe-ai other prime lots
hare been sold. Medium qualities OF catt1e, sntsble
for army contractors have bean In better demand,
thAhn'h purchases exceed 800 head at prices yarr-
Tx from q 20 10 $500 per 100 lbs. Among shippers
there has teen healthiertone and for really prime
11ock prices hare been A1 high ~ at any previous
nme this year. The entered sales ut the various
yards amount to 1.57o bset cattle at s32s@7H. but
mostly At :$,.9t@625 Fer 100 lbs. Prime to extra
shpp1ng grades are frm at previous quotations. sud
lnfatr demand. Medium to prime arc In better re-
quest and tn1erab1e fEm at an Advance o. previous
quotations. Of lca15c per 100 lbs.
, 1864-04-01

Proposition to Burn New York, &c.
The Richmond 1Rh;g very seriously puts
forth the following propositions, It appa-;
rently forgets that we also have money, that
Southern cities being mostly wooden would
burn more readily than our cities, whilst In
the Northern States the appliances for tho
extinction Of fires are thousand fold greater
than at the South. So that even in this
ehfpelric mode Of making war they could be
beaten: ~, -. t
:, We may not, It Is true, be ablc to send q
raiding party to dash Into Philadelphia o.
New York to do the work; nor have arttl1
lery that win carry Greek fire far enough to
reach them, but We hive that which viii 60
farther tEan horsemen can ride, and will peni
etrate what the: 1nightlest aFtille1y would:
make no impression on-We hare money
4 million ef money nould Icy in a*hes Neso York!
Boston, Philadelphia, Hieago, RA.ousg, YAH!
IL business tnoy Be pieKed Up 1y t1e Hundred u
The 4tsetts If 1Aose- st'y eiAef- Ii 1t should DC
thought unsafe to use them, there are daztn5
men In Canada, Of Morgan'5 and otlor com;
mauds, who hare escaped from Yankee dun:
geons, md who would rejoice at the oppoF-
tunIty Of doing something that wonia MAKE
all Yankeedom howl with anguish and con-
sternation.
That what wc arc saying may be given
sttlt more practical tnrn. We viii add that w
know md have talked Kith: q man-a well
KnoWn officer In the army, and every way
competent md tlt-who Is ready and anxious
NJ oncG 70 proceed to Canada on this bnsi-
neee; He knows tho risks he will encounter,
achieved. s110
Me have addressed ourselves to the autho-
laGea OF the Goyernmeut; because we feel not
t.su snaaoE o. doubt that this mode Of var
Under o$n NJ Tn
Unable, legitimate and right. But should
toey reject the plan, as we suppose they
would, then we wiah tn remind The pubUc
that Tue scheme can be "a Well directed By
, 1864-04-01

Mexican war, first rs captain in Ferris Fore
'man's Sd regiment Of Illinois volunteers,
md afterwards as lieutenant colonel Of Col
lIns' regiment 10Th voluntee1s) for the war
in-Me1ico: He was, we think, wounded In
the campaign Of 1877. On bis return he.set-
tied on farm in Jefferson county, Illtnols,
hut Afterwards purchased farm in Marion
county, near Salem, where be was when tha
present rebellion broke out. He raised the
9th in1antry regiment from the counties. Of
Wss a Commissioned by Gov. Yates 81: IS col; Colonel.
on the @5th Of July, 1861. The regiment
served for long time In shcrman's division
in tie vicinity Of Grand Junction. MlRsls-
sippi.. Col. EIcks, being In bad health, was
bonorably discharged from service in Noycm-
pointed TO the colone.cy Of the saine resi-
, 1864-04-01

- Iptdl.. &ff4U 11oaSu HSo = ~ olU o5loo
III general markets to-day ruled more active and
The Wheat market ruled unusually brisk, and We
note m advance In prices Of 4@Hc per hushc1-wtth
liberal sales Of, No. i SPRING. 1t $1.la115s No. q
Spring at 81 asK91.1o!{; aud Rejected Spring ut
$1IeA@10l-the market closing 1lrm.
There wss moderate inquiry for Flour to-day, and
tho market was steady and nnchange.-wtth ss1es Of
abort 7,soo brla at s7t2@75o for white winter e1-
t1as; $6ro for red winter extras; and 80 for
Tne1e was good demand for. old old Corn, and the
market was frm, with sales Of Eo.1 at 91k@o2c New
Corn was In good demand and t1m-wfth sa1ts Of No.
! It s8K@ssc, No. at seHasskc, and Reelected at
'f4k@.sc. boat load Of New River Corn tabout
: equal to No. y were sold at 83c ahoat. = x:
oats opened quiet, but the demand became more ae!
tive, and prices advanced 10 per bashel-wh liberal
sales of No. at e3K@siKc, and No. at Gazc-clos.
Ing nm. -, = ~. ,,,.. 49,.
Rye vas In fair demand and arm at o1k for No.
barley was steady and nsn At sci ~ for No.
The demand for .H,ehwines was more active, andi
the market ruled steady and tru-Rtn fales Of shout
1870 brls. at At eseiAc-the market
c1cAIng firm. - ~ 80 - :"
There vas an active demand for Ness Pork, and the
market wae r-vth ss,es Of 600 brls city packed at
$780, and SEQ b11s on p. t.. Bulk meats continneI
scarce, prices still tend upwards sales Of
rough ades 1t eHc loose city shouldess at
and con1try she ulders at SIS packed Sweet pck.t
led hams scarce and hrm-witb sales 1T 1a421c,i
and shoulders at sxc. Lard was steady and in!
limited demand at 1zc for px1ns Leaf and lie for;
Eo.I. -: 80 -" 90 -. > :" -
= Flax Seed WAS In good supply and eases-sa,es hay
Ing been made today st s2.s5s2-so- Timothy Seed,
was steady and moderately active At s2.aos2a5. clc
yer was dull.
The market for Beef Cattle to-day was well sun
piled, and we note an advance on medium ersdes OF
r@l5c = n-wtth sales cf so bead, at aaas@7.a+
chiefly 1t &s@6e5 Thereceipts 1t the yards tocay
were about ,so0 head. i
The market for Hogs was also unusually brisk and
pr1eesr E1n-w1sh sales Of 4,s.5 head at s5.a
7.'Hchieny At sB.6o@72a. :. =: i
: Sugars arc buoJant and active and we note an id.
rance Of Ac h On rsw, and 5zaxc On MI xr,des of
refined. This advance Is 10 be attributed matn1F to
the awards BY the. Government yesterday in New
York Of s iclo.n 900 D. At enhanced prices. !:
:. Hides were less acttTe and scarcely 20 fsn. hut
there Is no auosable change in the market: :
Ltnseed on ia dull, with downward tendency,
Carbon OIL T. scarce and r but ,he1elz no advance
70 note in prices. 49,. . -: :, -, -
In the afternoon and evening, the market for Hlgh
wines VIA dEm hut inactive. Sellers wezc generally
holding at &C. with good demand At &c. Wheat
1smeF, and ne aoss sales of 1890 bushels No I
, 1864-04-01

rrivate enterprise as By the direction or con.
niyance Of the authorities. Richmond, {or: :
whom such fate was designed. Charleston
every day witnessing the disposition Of the
enemy In this regard, and hourly experien-
cipg the hazard Of having their purposes
ed for the act Oh plis6me1 tot the design. Mo-
ney will fupply the men, and they, properly
organized aid directed, would easily and Ger
tai1lly do the Workl
, 1864-04-01
#iBrRllatqenDs.
AVE YOU 4 COUGHe-Vse
I'LL DR.. b, JAYNES' EXFECTORANTa at oEce. It

-A-LA DR. u. JAfNES EAFLClUklaNI At GEE 16
may save Jou from Consumption. II will certainly
cure the most inveteEate Coughs and Coltl.
Msre you Dronchhsf
Then tn JAMES E1pectorsnt- It will subdnatha
Inflammation, relieEe the cough pain and difficulty e
oreathtns, and produce speedy cure.
Haze RoH Asthmaf
JAryAs E1pectorant will overcome the spasnodfc
contraction Of the wind tubes air es aud causd
tt . election Of the rnucu. Hh!eh clogs them.
Kure you PleattsyF
Ry tsking two or three large doses Of JANIS Kx-
pectoraut In quick 6uctt8on aud covering up warm-
II In bed the dease Will be subdued At the outset.
Hdre you ConsuU.pstonf
jams ExpectoEsnt viii glve Jou Immediate Fa"
Lief. It cleanses the lungs from all Irritating matters.
wht1eit heals aud fnvigorates them. Thousands VINO
have beer yen up By thelr physicians hATa been re-
stored to health By its use.
whoopina Cough. Group. aud all diseases Of tho
Luags preas$, enect ua1iy sna speedily curcd bJ
JAMES E1pectorant It u no Few remedy. For thirty
Years It has bern beore tho public, the demand for 1t
constantly Increasing, and the evidence Of Its great
curative powers ncCumuIatlng In our hands Why noe
g51c 1t = trial? .-
This Expeetorans and all Of Or. D. JAyxE 9oA's
Family Medicines are Eold in Chtcago BY sessss fHL-
LEE, FINCH & FULLER; T. II. ~. HOOKER:
LORD 4 SMITH; and BuRSH-lM d SMITH. and by
DFutR{8tA tYeFYWhere.