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Daily State sentinel., 1864-01-16
We are the only Agents for thr City OF the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
II KEESTO.f'E P.1RLDR STOFE

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which have the
elusive agency IS offered % all who il want Of
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE. With the conf
dence that will ff 70 pleas; the careful
houSekeeper. Il is adapted Tor wood or coal.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN ha> taken the hrst premium
the Eleventh Annual Indiana state Far all other
Cooking Stoves.
TIE KEYSTONE PARLOR STOVE, for wood, with
double top and base, has than double the raating
surface Of any other Stove Of it, size and vii throw out
more heat with one-haf the wood This Stove having
beentested take pleasure in presenting to the pub
lie the best ard most economical Par1r Stove in the
market.
Agents for indianapolis for Heller Young's old
tah'ished
COOKING RA NGESl
With one two or more over Ranges, and Extra Char
coal Broiler Attachment.
We would also call the attention Of IN public TO oar
large stock Of uiarha allied
Iron .uGntIGs and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes Of superior quality Our stock OF
Hat Racks Garden Seats, Nsse- &c comprises the neat
est and best patterns OF Eastern Manufacture All kinds
Of Ornamental ErOn works can be proclred
through at Eastern prices.
our stock carefully selected, and most sll
ticles are procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct are thereby enabled to compete in prices and
quality of goods with any House in the West.
no,5-dly VGGTIE 4 NETZGER.
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FRINkeS
f. X e r. l. = | . II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

AREA SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
~ Vegetable, and warranted give sstisfScicn and
perform recommended One trial fs worth a volume
Of certificates.
Medical Corrector, for Bllious aud Liver
Complaints Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia and
for purifying the bloe1.
LAYER. Cathartic and Anti.Bflli Gus
Pilis.-We offer these Pills and that they
the best IN and invite ris % prove the truth of
assertion.
Ague pills, for the radical cure Of Fever ard
Agre. A cure Is warranted in all cases
Erad icat We warrant ths remedy Il all eases
10 cure cerouc and Of DyseBery Dsrrbes
Cholic or Cholera horbOs s also the best pain killer
e1tant.
Compound Extract OF A rnica, 70. Rheu-
mafi-m, Neuralgia Pains, inaammsti stiuus &C, dc On.
trial will convince the skeptca Of the efee'
Of this truly great and wonderful preparation
Aromatic Ointment, for Cuts and old:
Sores Boils Bruises. Buns. Frost Bite< Nipples
&c. We offer this Of the best Ssves in u..
Parasian Tooth Liquid. for Nervous
Tooshsche Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying ;he Breath
All the above seven remedies put up scieutif
cslly and sold wholesale and retail Norwoods Block
Sos Is and 20 North Illinois street. Indanspols and by
Druggists and storekespers everywhere and warranted
20 cure II taken recomnesoed.
The sick and .niiced invited call cor ofcs
Norwol's Block Consultations free. Advice gratis
Medicines warranted and Call and get
ercularS certificates and receive good and honest
treatment.
Agents wanted travel evsry~here- Satisfactory In
ducernents offered. SPlCER. HESSfSGs Co.
nevIT-sk~iy P-oprieisrs
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

One department Of our Dispenssry specially devoted
to the treatment Of ne Diseases Of Females such Lu
chorrhea, OF white, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstruaon Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
be Womb, BarTennesS, &c.
Consult stions and examinationsfree of charge.
Also for SALE DR. DEwEEiS REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities. &c Married Ia
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would cause miscarriage. Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALES'S PREVESTIVF-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number of their offspring
OF the barren who desire children; warranted not TO
jure the heath and will last for lifetime Sent any
address, under zeal. receipt OF the priceTwO DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT DISTANCR-By sending a brie
statement OF their symptoms, will receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions for the Of
treatment dc Medicines sent part Of the country
20 any at home, free from danger curiosity.
All lltransactious private aud eonfdential Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letferetO
GALEN'S HEAD DIsPENsARY
dscl2-63- -d&vls Louisville. XIV.
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INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI

r a I L r Q a ID
Shortest Route by Thirty MfIesi
no CHANGE Of Cars TO CINCINNATI, by this ROUTE
Chauge Of time On and after Monday, April
20. and until further notice.
Three ransease Indianapolis Daily (sundays excepted
u,1IRsT TRAIS.-5.oO An CINCINNATI EXPRESS
arrives AZ Cincinnati lOs40A NJ, and Lexington
KY, 750 p NJ, and close connections Cincinnati with
Little Nj mi Cincinnati, ". GAINESVILLE and Marie;t,
Rairads, for al points IN Southern Ohio.
Second Train e.30 A. HCircinuati Mail arrives q,
Cincinnati 400 p NJ tng close connections with IN.
Little Miami Railroad for Ioveland. Aorrou Columbia.
Sewsrk- Zanesville. and wheeling.
Third Train-7i5 2. N. Cincinnati Express arrives a,
Cincinnati li55 r. II.
Fare SANE a BY any othsr
Call for your tickets ria the ndisns oiis G.
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
W r. l. NOBLE, Gen-rs Tick-t Agent
s. ". ELLIOTT General Passenger Agent;
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GROCERIES.

IL aLvoRD. LxcMpwgLL. ALvoEp.
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DAILY SENTINEL
TELEcRAPHIC:
lE.rourrD r1ruxsslr yos rHx pArLr STATE sESrrsrt
Noon Reports.
'ashington News and Rumors.
The Rebel Gen. Stuart at Leesburg

JOHN ". BoTTs REFUSES SEAT N CoNGREs
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From boston.

BosroN. January IL Rebel reports that there
quantity of gold in the prize steamer Relic
induced thorough search, which resulted in the
discovery of los packages OF dry goods. worth
S21 600
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WANTED.
A G. Il n Il =
CONSTANTLY WANTED!
WAN Ed.

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN TO
II canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family an employing agents to
canvass, foot, $500 and with horse and buggy
$3.50 per year. Agents required 20 furnish horses
and buggies.
In addition the above salary. defTsy all expenses
incident the business. II i gree able and health
70 occupation for young giving them good sppor
tunity make money without the possibility of sus-
tanning loss aceruing from selling on commission
Applicants should apply in person, address ~ fur
ther information be oesired the proprietor BY letter
No one will be employed for less term than one year
and will enter Into q written contract 20 that effect.
shall require security, in all cases II not per-
sonaly acquainted with the applicant shall iatrus;
in his custody money medicines. books and receipts 20
the amount Of from $500 10 ,o0,
y. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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d n FL Id T. NTI A l.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
~. iured themselves by certain secret
~ Hl>~ habits. which unit them for business,
HlsM pleasure or the duties of marredlife;
.A51 also, middle aged and old men, who
from The folliss Of youth other causes, feel debility
in advance ofher before placing themSe under
the treatment Of ony one, should first read
''THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies wfiiiearn something OF Importance by
peTusing The Secret Freud'
Sent TO any address in sealed envelope. receipt Of
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART Co can be consulted on aildiSeases Of
private OF confidential nataTe. from A. NJ to p.
Sundays from Ito IL A. NJ y at their Office.
Address DR. TusS A STUART h CO.
u,ch3I-dSw1y -is-'62 Boston. Mas.
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M EDiCAL BOOKS, &C.
a Hfcdsras Report.

nON NEW METHOD ~ TREAT
~ ING Venerial Diseases inclning STgy29A
Syphilis in ali its stages 5ouorrbes. ksfs5fS y
Gleet, Structure YSri-Ccile and Hydro is$SG -
cele Diseases the Kidneys Bladder Ky ~
&c, without mercury containing n val Ssxa .szSk
liable treatise on that wide Srresi nss- &y4A -
dy OF youth, seminal Weakness, Noe yS.SEA ~
turnal Eulissions. Sexual Debility, I'm efEe W
potency, &c. the Secret iuhr1nities Of
youth and maturity arising from the bansfu habits
OF seif-abnse. To which Is added observations or
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe
most importance TO the married and those contempt ang
marriage who ain doubts or their physical ability &c
enter that state. Sent 20 any address in sealed wrap
per. receipt OF ten cents OF four stamps
We devote and attention the treat
ment OF the various private diseases treated Of in pr
vate report Our DspensAry the only Institution OF the
kind in America which has been taoshed by special
charter an4 this fact should give preference the
various quacks OF doubtful character be fOun In al
gecties.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
A Model Democratic Paper.

The Democratic paper published at Ash
land, Ohio, Is probably the worst specimen
of Democratic journalism in the country,
and il seems incredible that such paper
can obtain support in loyal State. We find
the following quotations from it in the San
dusky Register:
a. a gentleman just returned from Wash
ington City informs US that the state Of at
fairs al the Capital is shocking 10 behold.
he says that seventy or eighty thousand of
our soldiers, who were wounded in the late
battles. are in the hospitals, and that boat
loads are arriving daily. ashland Union
June 22d.
Grant is just the man the administra-
ton has been looking for to command the
Potomac army. He can let more blood
and lead more innocent white men TO the
Lincoln slaughter pens than any other
General In the army. ashland UniOli
The Union's opinion of our sick and
wounded soldiers:
They may fall, tester and rot for aught
We care. Union June 22d
The CniOn'S opinion of Soldiers Aid So
cieties, for the relief of the sick and wound
ed of the Union Army:
Soldiers Aid Societies are emphatically
played out. - Union June 22d.
The Unions opinion of Vallandigham and
Of the brave Gen. Burnside-lOve TO hear Of
a Federal defeat:
- Ii might be well here to remark thai
while Nallandigham is at home and safe
among his friends and kindred without the
stain of blood upon his hands, the mails to
day also bring the news that the CORY an,
inhuman butcher of Fredericksburg ha,
fought another fight, and that the result i,
Federal defeat, with the loss of an entir,
division OF the butchers army. ."-AShlano
Union June 22d.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
How Congress Appears.

The correspondent Of the Detroit Tri6lcne
had the curiosity to look in upon Congress
on the Fourth, the day of adjournment.
Here are his Impressions:
"SuppOsing the occasion in connection
with the day might bring fourth something
worth Witnessing. | went with the crowd.
In the Senate We were scarcely more than
comfortably seated before the galleries were
ordered 10 be cleared that the Senators
might hold executive session, and with the
thrOng We went over TO the House The
dignity and majesty Of these great bodies
Of national legislators are wonderfully less
ened as one approaches them and becomes
familiar with their ways. There are indi-
vidual exceptions in both Houses where
ae aqSse sB!hfi s maS iSer Pe Tep aepRfaps p% 4 Ra
I'm Efforts of drunken Senators and witness
ing senseless, clustering rOwdylsm OF men,
bers as so frequently exhibited during the
past session, one very readily comes 10 the
conclusion that men are much alike aftel
all, whether they be entitled 10 the distinc-
ton Of Honorable before their names or not
The House was in a turbulent mood to
day. Neither side would agree 10 what the
other wanted, and spectators could mol
guess at what either party would have.
cries OF " Order." resulted IN most uprOar-
iOus disorder. The Declaration of Indepen-
dance was ordered 10 be read, and was Inai-
" worried through by the lOud-vOiced ClerA
amid continued Interruptions by message
from the senate and confusion among the
members Oh the 1oOr. The House indee4
seemed like great school vi boys who hao
Oeen Overwearled by long confinement ano
nard lessons, ard were impatient Tor the
word Of dismissal II came al length in Z
Driei, impressive speech from the speake.
and then school was out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
President Lincoln and the Army.

The Presidents visit 10 the front was a
complete ovation by the troops. Some Of
the soldiers recognized him, and the news
flew along the lines like an electric shock.
One cavalry private recognized him on the
road Mr. Lincoln shook him by the hand
like an old, familiar acquaintance, 10 the
infinite admiration Of the bystanders. The
most noticeable feature Of the ride, was the
passing Of brigade Of negro soldiers. The
troops were lOunging by the road side. but
seemed TO know by instinct who was ap-
preaching. They came rushing almost TO
the horses feet by hundreds, screaming.
yelling and shouting:
"Hurrah for the LiberatOr!" Hurrah for
the President" and were persectly wild
with excitement and delight The Presi-
dent uncovered his head as he rode through
their ranks, and bowed 10 his sable ad-
mirers.
The scene. so unexpected and yet 50 i'm
pressive, will doubtless long be remember
ed The Presidents visit TO General But
Ter was marked by similar scenes Of enthus-
iasm and rejoicing. Many Of the men seem
ed 10 know by intuition who their disting-
uished visitor was, and accordingly wed
with each other 10 10 him honor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
The Naval Combat.

The capture Of the Alabama by the hedr-
surge has created almost as much excite
ment IN this country Europe As would the
surrender of Richmond TO General Grant
create There are several reasons for this
wide spread interest The conflict between
the vessels occurred near "A foreign shore, and
this gave IL prominence which Il would
have lacked had II taken place near our our
own coast IL is also the nrst time that
hight has occurred between the ocean cruis-
.4r- ~ fha haiii1aranfz and very naturally
there WOuld vast interest attach itself I'd
Zine which the didOdDld has escaped pun
lshment, the irreparable damage wnicn she
mas inflicted upon American commerce, the
relief which her destruction affords 10 Amer
lcan shippers, together with the short, sharp,
decisive character Oi the contest, all tend ~
ave the affair a much more than ordinary
snare OF interest
There il one point that ought not 10 be
overlooked and tnat Is. the Ehgiisn charac-
.er Of the Alabama. she Was omit 10y En-
slishmen. armed by Engllsnmen, and man
ied by Engilshmcn. kngland calls herself
.ne Queen Uf the seas, anu yet the queen Of
ne seas, as represented Dy the -1kfDdma,
vas sent 70 the bottom in just one aOur, by
A Yankee vessel in no respect her superior
IN size or armament. IL was laDAee SKID
against English sklll; Blakeiey guns against
Dahlgrens II was IN no respect a victory
Jyer the COntederacy. but u was in every
respect a victory over England. To be
sure, an Individual calling the oOutn nis Dirth-
place commanded tue AlaOaDa1, aud o. is
also true tnat ne confined hl- depredatOus
~ the commerce OF tnat people with wnOm
lis State was al war. To this extent the
Alabama was Confederate vessel; but
even TINS amounts 10 nothing. TDe COnied-
rates may DC damaged Dy the loss Ol the
alabama, Dut sllu, tuc issue Dvt~ccu tie
ilu5dmd and the hearSdrge was settled By
Yankees and Englisbmen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
In Memory Of Harmon ". Paddleford and
P Henry Morehouse, Members Of Go. A,
10th Mich, who Died Nov -. 1864.

On TIC A'11'7 u oe' ''-l''' '--''' '''7 -
D-' '--s - o '''- VIZ
W., -. e. ,.,., ,.,,,. AM. friends and
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r. .l,l. r-..,. ,r,.h o.. inches rr..i,-o
o.r,,
r-,u. .t't,,.,,. ..... .-,.too. A., e-o-, ,,,,to,i
unto az.
Has placed the highest moral flowers ere found Oh
history page
within the grasp u Ioval men. an those who fear
the Lord
To be protected by their strength and by Gods holy
Oh who can count the bitter tears in silent anguish
shed
For those upon the battle field or for lfs early dead
Oh, who can tell OF nobls hearts bound By the cords
Of love
That the strifs Of war hath severed ani summoned
home above
But thus il is aud mothers must say long good bye
To those they cherished fondy and taught t. look On
high,
And many an earnest heartfelt PRAYER Oh the wlucs r
faith IS borne
And waited through the gates u Heaven toward tue
eternal throne
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

tender no other issue TO political friends or
foes, and accept no other from them.
ReS0lresl That the nominations Of Abra-
ham Lincoln and Andrew johnson 10 their
respective Offices, the one a Republican the
other a time-hOnored Democrat, but both
parties OF superior wisdom and UnQueStiOn-
ed loyalty, meets our cordial approval as
the best that could have been made, and We
tender our thanks 10 the Michigan deega-
ton for their action in the Convention.
ReSOlrsd, That We tender 10 our soldiers
in the field our hearty thanks for the noble
manner IN which they al the same, time have
upheld the honor OF The State and the glory
Of the nation, they having paid fearful
price in suffering and blood 10 place Michi-
gan among the iirst States on the roll of
honor, aud We assure them that the day
OF linal triumph Of the noble cause for which
they are struggling draws nigh, and the peO-
pie OF Michigan will hold the names OF
those who fdH and those who SHrpsre in
grateful aud everlasting remembrance.
ReSOtred That We regard the existence
OF the large number of soldiers Aid SOcie-
ties scattered through every State. the Ma
uOnal Sanitary Commission. and the Chris
tian Commission. and their self-sacriicing
iabUrs in behalf Of our suffering soldiers, as
a noble manifestation of patriotism, philan-
thrOpy and Christianity, and the noble men
and women who have devoted themselves
10 this work shall find that next 10 the soldier
is the soldiers friend
ReSOtred That We cordially approve the
administration OF our State affairs for the
last TWO years. That in times Of unprece-
dented difficulty and embarrassment, il has
performed the difficult task Of raising and
equipping our noble regiments IN q manner
which has elected the admiration Of the
country, and al an expense far below that
Of our sister States; that ii has presented
a financial record without a parallel. and
leaves the State in time ofwar, in a cOndi-
ton of credit at home and abroad, unusual
even in time Of peace.
ReSOtrca, That We commend the candi-
dates this day nominated To the electors Of
Michigan with entire confidence in their in
tegrity, and capacity. and we pledge our
best efforts 10 elect them by larger major
ity than our noble State has ever vet given
al any election.
The resolutions were received and adopt
ed unanimously
MR.. HOwARD'S SPEECH.
After the adoption of the resolutions Hon.
Jacob A. Howard was callod for and made
an eloquent and effective speech, occupy
ing 80 minutes in its delivery
Mr.. HOwards remarks were received
with much applause.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

Az ACT To create additional supervising inspector
Of steamboats, ana twO local inspectors Of steam
boats Tor the collection district OF Memphis Tn
nessee, and Two local inspectors for the collection
district Of oregon and for other purposes
Be tenactedJ Jy the Sna and Hous, Of Representatives.
u the UH stats gf Amsrica COngress Gsse4abLei
That there shall b. designated aud appointed IN the
moie prescribed hy law, and who shall be paid th.
same annual com cnsAtion as Is nov paid one acdi
tIouA supervising Inspector Of steamp mpOat~ and two
lOca fectors ol steamboats, Portland ia the col
lection district u Oregon and TWO iUr the collection
district II Memphis, Tennessee At All annual com
pensation OF seven hundred dollars to be paid a.
provided hy law As ~ case Of other Ike inspectors
and SAID Inspectors shall perform the duties and De
subject to the provisions OF the steamboat act oi
August tAirteth, eighteen hundred ana dfty-two
Sec , AHd Be tt further enacted That 20 much OF
said act as provides for the appointment Of local
inspectors OF steamboats, IN the district Of Wheeling
On the OHIO river and for their compensation here.
by repealed.
Sec. 3 and be II further enacted, That each engi-
aud pilot licensed accoriing the provisions O;
any inspector inspectors the OF dollars 10
be accounted for Ia the mode provided by law.
Sc. And BE- Il further enacted That the forty sec
Ond section OF the act OF August thirty eighteen hun
dred aud fifty Two be construed TO require the
inspection Of the hull and boiler IN the pre-
scribed by that act, Of every vessel propelled IL
whole or In part by steam, and engaged as ferry
boat, tug, towing boat or canal boat 10 all cases
where under the laws of the United States such YES
sels may be engaged in the commerce with foreign
nations among the several States.
Sec. 5 And be Il further enacted That all engineers
and pilots Of ferry boats tug boats towing boats OF
canal boats, subject TO inspection by tins act shall be
classified and licensed IN the same manner as are III
lots and engineers by said act Of August thirty eight
cen hundred aud nifty Two
Sec. 6. 4nd b Il further enacted That in lieu o
the fees for inspection required by the thirty FIRST
section Of the Of August thirty eighteen hundred
and fifty two, the following shall be paid. Fer each
vessel OF one hundred tons under twenty five dol
lars, and in addition thereto for each one hundred
tons, over the 6rst one hundred tons five dollars
Sec. = And Be Il further enacted That all parts Of the
act Aforesaid, which suspended by or are incon
sistent with this act are hereby repealed
Approved June 5, 1864.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
General SCOTS Memoirs.

II is announced that Gen. SCOTS Mem
Jirs, on which he has been for long time
engaged. are completed and will soon be
announced ia the press Their appearance
sill be watched with eager interest not only
acre but on the other SIDE OF the water
Gen. Scott h one OF the historic men Of
he time. His active life dates back almost
- the commencement Of the Century. he
vas one Of the most prominent actors IN
the war Of 1872 was al Paris Immediately
Alter the battle Of Waterloo saw the allied
armies aud made the acquaintance Oi the
great Captains Of Europe He Was present
II the trial Of AARON BURR, was sent by the
Government 10 Charleston during the Nul-
nhcatiOn troubles in 1888, and was the nero
u the Mexican war The record Oi the lie
II such q man cannot fail 10 BE- interesting.
Those who have seen the Memoirs speak
in the highest fattering terms ~ literary
excellence. tIi- sketches Of distinguished
men-Of whom there are no less than one
huDdrei and 1ity-are especially graphic