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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

The Comptroller Of the currency. for the pur-
pose OF relieving The national banking system
from political or party iDHuences. suggests that
bis bureau should be made an independent De.
psrtment. and removed from Washington TO
Mes York city or Philadelphia. This course be
aiso advise. 10 order 70 facilitate the business Of
the banks With The Comptroller. II that fune
tion.ry bed gone one step farther and advised a
complete divorce Of the government from any
completely with The business Of banking. be would
have giver evidence that be eompreheDded the
true interests Of the country Me-. McCUiLocH. in
his report comedies that governments should no,
be bankers, re, bis advocacy OF the naiioasl
banking system be says tha. is purpose IL not 10
destroy The State banks. but 10 absorb them And
IN regard to the issue Of circulating notes. the
Comptroller expresses the opinion that. - under
popular Institutions ike ours no more danger.
Gus. no more eorrupting power coule be lodged
In the hands Of the party in possession OF the
Government: none more perilous 70 official prob
i.y and free elections" The money power, az
al experience demonstrates. Is most dangerous
and couupting But we End, no.vithstsnding
Mr.. McCuLLcss concession on this point. that
be advocates policy rhich will place the whole
banking interest Of the country under the control
OF the Government. policy thar will absorb the
state banks, aud All independent barking
institutions and place this dangerous" and
"tvrrupfng povef in the hands Of The party ia
possession OF the government" "A the comp
tfolcr states. no power could be more perilous &c
Official probity. free elections and popular insti
tu,ons. The history OF the United States Bank
most forcibly illustrates the dangerous and cor
ruptisg power OF bsnkiag system under thu
control and patronage OF the government; in
fact the power Of that institution in controlling
the destiaies OF the government was nearly over
shadowipg. add IL its charter had been renewed i
would have become TO all mien,s and purpose
the eminent The present national bankinS
system IL equally dangerous az political power
and when controlled by party interests. ss i
will be. IL will be no less perilous TO tn,
business Interests Of the country. The apology 70
giving this dangerous poser-the power Il
control the is,ue OF money-to the dominan
party. Is the peculiar srigency Of the country
and doubtless this supposed necessity will con
tnue until ia abuse will cause financial sn'
popular revolution. which will again demand
divorce Of banks and State-a return to III
sound principle that governments should not b
bankers, directly or indirectly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

One day recently. according 70 the pres
dispasch. the quiet which hat pre,ailes tor
several DAYS along the huc OF the Army a.
the Potomac was broken hy hot bee opened
from Fort Hell " Tor tho entertainment oi some
English visitors The enemy susscrcd and
the result VAS that several men we're either
KILLED or woundei The Army and Navy Jour
nal justly rebukes this alleged reckless disregard
OF life, aud adds
" IL. "a hope that those English visitors. tor
-hose eutef,siIneat our gallant. battle worn
men lsts a litlle wel earned repose for cousiran
Ell positions. hard duty. danger aud death. we're
sufficiently amused 10 psy ior the powder Il the
wives aud mothers at the hesfthstoue. OF these
patriotic soldiers. who " unfortunately Just at
that time were being relieved. 10 not derive
a. much entertainment thsfeffpm the Enghah
visitors lee ~ hope that this failure 10 appreciate
the metlts ~ hnng wll not Interfere With suy
pleasant rcmembrtuccs Which The ,isitorg may
hereafter have Hos long the hnag continued
before The visitors iclt befel aud sought OUT
other entertainment. = not stated but unfuriu
natclt f0r our men. The esnnonadng scnl uu
ull eight. aud he musketfs tul neat morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

onee UPON time clergyman In small pas
lsh. ~ns sboui "a luse one ot bis psfshouer. Who
askei letter 81 disuis-fou 10 = sister church
for leaving
Have yaa N, fah 10 6nd 9Th ny preach
ing. hrothtff
Not &c uitsslf va tie fepls
whit otjecuen has your vfrf followed NJ
the 4uaui.itor
"uh. uuue a. ell
"Ntefs, then. IL the trouble. M, iflendy
Nhf. nv .-u ssYs lie cant understand What
zoe mesu
The minister looked sober Zoe moment. sul
thea G.JpiRsi. Well. brother. I suppose you
mas' So. too I eau preach and hnl brains. TOO
oh. a. 10 that. quickly anss cred the II
fslted paTfhioner nobody expected Il, a. yoa
have ~ precious lille lof soug asa use.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
A Pen Picture of Gen. sherman.

The following l. picture Of SHInxsS as be
appeared during one Of tic movements around
Atlantis. IL j. given by correspondent
While wss watching to- day toe endless line
VI troops shifting BY al officer With a modest es-
cert rode Up TO the fence near witch | was stand
ing and dismounted he was rather tall and
slender, and bis quick movements deaoted good
muscle. added 10 absolute leanness-nOt thin
meas. His uniform was neither nes r0r Oil. but
bordering on a haze nellowness of gloss. while
the elbows aud kuees we're a little accented from
the continuous agitation of those muscles
The face was one I should never rest upon In
crowd, simply because. 70 ny eve there sas
nothing remarkable in il. save the nose.
which organ was high, thru, aud planted With a
curve as vehemeHt a. the curl OF = MALAY
cutlass. The face and neck acre rough and
covered with reddish BAR, she eye light IN color
and animated but, though restless aud bound
ing ike ball from one object 70 another, nei-
Their piercing nor brilliant the mouth well
closed bur common. the ears large. the hands
and feet long and thin the gait little rolling,
but firm ano active In dress and manner there
sas not the slightest trace of pre;ension. lie
spoke rapidly and generally with inquisitive
smile To this ensemble must add hat tina;
vas the reverse Of oignifed or distiDguished-a
simple felt affair. With a round crown and dEoop-
iBg bum-and you have as fair description OF
General Sherman's eIternals As | eau give.
Seating himself stick of cord~ood hard
by the fence. be drew a bit OF pencil from lis
pocket, aud. spreading piece Of note paper
on his knee. be wrote With great rapipity. Long
columns Of troops lined the road few yards in
his front. snd beyond the road. massed IN series
Of spreading green fields. a whole'divisien of in
fantry was waiting 10 take up the line OF march,
the blue ranks clear cut against the verdant back
ground. Those who were near their General
looked at him curiously. for IN 90 vast an army
the soldier sees bis comnandeE in chief but sci
dom Page after page WAS filled By the Geuer-
ais nimble pencil and despatched.
For a half hour watched them. and though
looked for and expected to find them, no symp.
toms could detect that tie mind OF the great
leader was taxed by the infinite cares of terri
bly, hazardous military coup de main. Apparent.
ly IL did not weigh upon his mind the weight of a
feather a mail arrived. he tore open the pa
pers and glanced over them hastily then chailed
with some general officers near him, then rode
Of with characteristics suddenness; bat with fresh
aud smiling counIensnce. filing down the road
beside many thousand men. whose lives wore in
his keeping
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
tsutzof.

Here is dialogue between lady OF fashion
aud Monsieur Gnizot:
MY dear Monsieur Guitot, YOU seem weary
with everything. Rs II yeur heart. aud mind sEd
spirit were fatgued. How il this2 What car
you desireg For years you have occupied the
thoughts of Europe. inspired your name in his.
tory, AMI been king Of men and leader of mon
archy Ia your retirement you are illustrous
No other i high enough for YOU 70 envy Then
why this lassitude. this sadness. this hypochon
dIiai Are youill2
NO, NJ ,dame. bnt would forget"
Forget
Yes. would tear thousand pages from out
the book OF my ife-psgcs filed with the record
OF others. but which neither gave hor give me
any happiness
as it possible that you car ~ dissatisfied aiih
yoar magnificent cafeerf'
ere my time 30 come over again" tit must
be understood that this anecdote comes direct
from the lady who heard the ssOwal, , and we're
tree to choose nv lot. or social duties, -pousi
BILE for my own conduct. without too mans rola
tions or friends. without any endowments Of tai
cnts. but simply those of common sense: without
any nerves. and with good digestion aud little
egot-m. entirely without ambition. living on q
modest. solid independence. drawn. say. from
rents in the Boulevarda IN Paris. or Regent
street in London so that | could be , calm IN
imprisoned, disinterested spectator OF passing
events "
Then. asked the lady. "Shs, sould be your
dreams. your desires, your employment, yoGr
pasiimel'
ITO see the passions OF asi-atons OF other
As for glory-Pafr"
This is the verdict of man Who has known
all and seen al-who has takes birds eye
view of empires from the lofty high, Of his
own genius
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

A new Gshng lamp has been invented,
which consists principally of Lantern. sir-,igh,
aud water tight. having double root To rarity
the air, from which Il IL conveyed bv pipes to
the foot of the burner. This air is supplied b,
means OF a flexible tube. and 49, similar tube IL
fitted 70 the root TO carry of the smoke aud con
dcusod af IL NAV be constructed for oil or
gas. II can DO let down into the water twelve
tee or more 10 allow the Gsh. which are readily
attracted by the glare OF the light, and which
almost insures success IL may also be used
with advantage lot the examination OF sub.
merged shIps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

PASTE ,Sp ptAsoSps.--The celebrated actor
John Palmer whose father was q bil.s,cket
and who had occasionally followed the same
humble occupation himself being one evening
s.ruttln2 10 the green room in pair OF glittcrng
buckles. bystander remarked that they really
resembled diamonds
Sir sad Palmer With much warmth,
would have YOU know never wear anything but
diamonds :"
| ask your pardon replied tho other. /
remember the time when you were nothing but
paste
Tho laugh was much heightened by Banister
eaelamIng, Jack, why don't YOU stick him
against tho WALL y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, IsRAt AaUTE, IND,
4 Protestant Episcopal school
Tor Young Ladies'.

fntnf DttiTA uF 81 AsNts HALL. WILL W.
j r.sumed stsf Ckfistmss vacation. Thufsfs,
January th. 1885, sna the Cooperation desire q call BE
attention ~ parents ard fusfahs e the Superior fse
ties fof complete and hareuss sduestion presented
this sehoai.
ths leesi,en is nell hsshiel snd he .s efths Hal,
IA ike midst q ornamental grounds, eight aud halt
seFs. IA extent. most beautiful ssd attractive The
hniings handsons ana conn dlous heated hfossh
eui ~ stem and eeablhlhg eli he features requisite
i8f ths health ald coufeu ~ the pupils The ihstfus
ten l. practical and thorough, snd fourteen n numhsf.
Distinguished Tor ability and sspefishee The fhlioso
pbea Aha chsnlesl sppafs,as u varied shd tf'shdvs,
and complies among others valuable kefoseoas, Tsl-
sseoTs sht kisetfeai Machine, TIE nesssEsnt aeon
vlshmehts % Music, Painting, pfsvlnG, fmsredsF1,
Ae,, receive especial sttsnisa
The Discipline 10 sFm and rsfsntsi, bsins the prln
gps "a he sevsFumsn, 20 pfssni fsihsi sn " punish
NFnng
Terms 500 per year fof boarding and tatou, ~ "a
ira for music. payable hall yearly "a sdvancs.
goF eifeslsfs SAD lsfstsa siios s1itess
esonss n4k1sAt. 4 A.,
ese-drxus hSs9 - q Han
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
STATE ITEM.


The provincial papers are principally occu-
pled Nth deiinQves, lists Paying matter fer
tie printer. II not Zoe TIE distinguished individu
a. en- neraied
"A revival Of religion l. bow in progress At
the Baptist church a, EiwArdspor, Within
few days sbous 40 eosVerls we're added 70 the
charch
The Yllceloes Gazette gises tie let OF per
sons IN Knox county Who are assessed with $40
and upwards Of special incope tax The lis, in
cludes l64 names The larges, amount Is
1927 80. John Ross, Mrs Vim Heberj and
Ulysses Heberd are assessed Tor s2o5 each.
The auditors IN several counties. VIC notice,
have called meeting Of the tosnsbip assessors
Tor the purpose OF adopting some system TO Sc
cure an equality in the assessment Of taxes on
personal property.
New Albany is infested With gang Of in.
cendiaries. An attempt was made TO Ere The
Dep-v Hous. on Wednesday night last
Col Il p Scribuer has been appointed col
lector Of revenue in the Second Congressional
District. ia place OF Henry Crawford. Esq re
signed
Monday the 81 day Of January, hss been
set apar; for toe farmers Of Hendricks county to
bring in their donations for soldiers' families 70
tie county sea; Contributions Of corn. wheat,
bacon. -four. meal. and ia short everything that
= family needs are solicited
The D4uyille Ledger notices tue following
sales OF real estate IN Hendricks county
We learn that I o. RILEY has sold his farm Of
200 acres. one mile this eide OF CaTtersburg 70
| Milo Moon tor ten thousand dollars Mr Riley
has purchased the farm Of 256 acres. of X A
| Coverdale. adjoining the one he snld TO Mr.
Moon on the southwest. for fifteen thousand dol
lars
A los OF guerrlIas. some forty or hfty. vel
armed aud mounted rode into Milton, Ky. op
posite Madison. on last Thursday morning. fired
! into the packet Dumont, and held the ferryboat
Union. as the Courier states. lin the face Of
city we'll supplied with cannon aud small arms
and brave hearts 10 use them" The guerrilias
are known as "Jesse's Band" and 10 fgh
with the Kentucky State troops. were routed
wv" wv Nv w "'t'p" 4''" 9htV' MI" "'"Hu'"
The Toledo 4 wabash Railway Company
will pay. on the Goth inst. dividend Of 81 pei
cent on rs common stock
The Fountain County Ledger ssys De Hay,
was severely injured by filling from the lott o
his barn few days since. striking the manger OF
the first floor. breaking two Of his ribs Tbs
doctor says that when be struck it quite
consolation to remember that be had just had hi
life insured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

MoSsrGots Brrrtis In Tobago. Il Il said
there is species of beetle. nearly the size OF =
mans head II fixes it,cl against Tree. aud
commences hummiGg NOISE. which yety quick
~ decreases 10 whistle. At length IL Increases
ia intensity al /, almost equals railroad Nhh
tie There l. another species OF beetle called
The faiof grinder that initiates the sound Of 4
Knife grinding machine 40 etscily that V is i'm
possible % divcst oneself OF the idea thn he IL
'scuing Ia reality 10 some knife grinder sho has
ssndctsd out into tho tropical wilds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

How CoLrsBus LcokEp.-The personal sp-
pcarance oil Columbus vas no, bad meek OF his
character. HIS general air expressed the author
light gray eyes knded easily at subjects OF in
terest lie WAS tall and we'll formed His com
plexion was fair aud frcckled. and inclined to be
ruddy Trouble soon turned his light hair gray
and at thirty years Of aye il was quite white
Moderate in food and simple in dress temperate
in language. bearing himself with courteous and
gentle gravity. religious without being formal
ist. repressing his irritable temper with lofty
piesy. he vas the model OF Christian gentleman
The devout reference of his successes To the ID.
vine favor. with which he concludes the repor, OF
his voyage TO the sovereigns of CASTLE. Is hRhl,
characteristic of the tnan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

80 The - lgfce Of sholdy Is thus gi,,u,
These afc he generations OF rshawdec p.hawb
~ho came from Jonbool begat fejullsh. and
redalah khee, Aylah, sud Rect Aylah hegat
jobbah. and JobhAh begas Hole Ayl aud Holi
A. bcga' kssdPhyssa. and kaudpyssh begst
pshawdee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

The fresldent'- message, a. printed IN The
Congressional Globe. coalAlaa this sentence n
references o. ne leader oi .he rebellion lie
~ould accept nothing short Of the severance II
unl0n. pfssisslg tAai Es fA NOT aud can net
sse TIE ms sage. ss printed "a the Mes
forh sd western papers. o9its the itshslsei
pof.lcs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

The iron mountain ~ Missouri i eEsetiy in
he geographic, centre Of he unieej States
u j. an almost r,lid MAS oi .peeulsf iron orc
rising from level PLAIN .6o ieet le base
covers 500 acres The ore contains als,y sevsa
per eeni of rou.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

.THr value Of dollar. a. kposa 10 ,hs legs
language OF Canals. is o1e fourth Of the pound
currency, held 20 DC equivalent 10 aud 30 repre-
.ens l0l grains and 32l thousahdlh. OF graIn
Troy weight. as the standard OF hnsus. pre-
,oriesd ~ la- for sold sols' OF tie Us!ssd
KINGDOM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

IT he grape crop n the lake region will be
good Toe S,ndu-ky Register ss,s Il never
promised better 10 thar vicinity. aid the sggte
gate crop stl De large. The rot has not yet
made H. APPEARANCE 10 Cleveland aud vicinity
&c hear the grare crop estimated bs good
judge a. mauy tous better than evet before
M,ns VINEYARDS are no, a. foil a. bsiofc. hot he
int resscd number Of acres IN bearing ths season.
more than make, up the deficiency
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
Prom George Tegg Member - Roy College Of vcterI
nary surgeons. London, England.


~ Ft'IfNs u IT. TIL
In. LioHnuLLDeaT Si:- Allow 70 express m, graf
ude 10 you for the 81 deafness you effected my
right which sas troubled much Tor
years. AMI almost entirely deaf for fev weeks past
but moro particularly gratitude for your excellent
upon my deaf ear which has been useless f<
the pAa twenty year; tho Moses and uncomfortable
roaring ia my ears which times made very ner-
.cus, has disappeared
rOumay publish this acknowledgement shoult n be Of
any service % yVa. Gratefully yours.
gFnpGE TFcC No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

SoLpTEss' FANIiEs.-The County Commi.
sioner- at their last meeting appropriated the
money necessary TO carry out certain orders made
by them for the relief Of soldiers families
These orders give 81 per month TO each soldier
wife and 81 to each child under ten years of age
and to each orphan child 81 per mouth. the con
ditons being that they arc in actual need and
are residents OF the couuty--which fac are TO
be certified to on oath by three freeholders in
the ward or township in which the applicant re
sides Victor Bisch VAS appointed to pay the
appropriations. in county orders. to commence
from December lat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19
TESTIMONIALS.

IspisNArotis, December g. le6t.
Ia. LIoHEHitL As have been under your trcsim-nt
Tor msnth past, and have improved greatly. srite
20 thaHk you Tor the benefit have Derived iron your
treatment. had suffered long time with caiATrh
dlssgreeable and offensive fern. Ny sense Of smell
Entirely destroyed snd face ai times distorted By Tie
swelling In my nose. also had very alarming AID
painful attack Of dsafness nov report 20 that
almost entirely cured Ny deafness you completely cured
IN less thas tso weeks. Ny fsce l. natursl-my
sense Of ue returned 10 and la fact Feel better IN
every way than have bean IN months past. had trst
eyera means 20 get cured before yoa bat they al
failed. II you have occasion 20 30 you may refer
personally, and shall eheerfuiiy recommend your
sk - Il deserves Yours, trrlly,
LEWLY HILL.
InHIa
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ioHS DORSEY



Ia. LeumLL-IaAR sra. Your favor Of recent date
came duyto hand. since placing mpssli under your
eatmentfor CAtaffh have improved very fat Ny
had been Of some years standing, and much d.
coursged BY its obsnacy have received very great
lief since you began TO treat and the loathsoiD. de
ere IS rapidly disappearing, thanks 70 your skill.
Gratefully yoars ". r. SHEPPARD.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

fkNnt ffm fCcnkim sifskiand lslhi. Day t.asolvea
~ mutaai cement 1hs bssihsss ~ The is's nfn
81 10 ssttsi ~ fhanAs strickland, sho IL hereby
siloftsd 70 collect sna receive ell ntshsdnss doe he
sAd eepaftnsfahp 1hess Indebted % The late tfm are
fssesstsd 70 settle thslf Accounts.
HFSRf y CoSKLS,
THOMAS c STRICKLAND.
lse'saspeiis. Ss.szsef 10, ises
Ihs undersigned all eoatihas the wholesale ilQssf BE-.
sinsss a. he old ssat u cefsin suickAnt and ~
fssas.s esaunssass - lie psirsasss esretose-s
tsltsd 20 lie lsts eruL
asTA-tS THOMAS y srFI3iAyD
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ixDiANAroiIg. Drcemher c. ls5i.

ixpiANAroiIs. December c, lso4
This may certify that very deaf. that had
pOus and most offensive discharge of matter from my
and with II intense pain ~ssieyeri.h and Seepless, M
appetite and my health generally much serAnged
"hile thUa suffering. PLACID myself under Dr. Lghthis
treatment about month ago aud nO~ I am entirely
cured 10 every respect Before Dr Lghih accepted
case had tried other treatment. which only ade
worse. But that that DR. Lghthill has cured me
have no words % thank him sufficiently for his tklal
treatment of my which tsgastng 20 those
around me ssi vs. slsTring 20 myself
JOHN DORSEY
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GEORGE TEGG. 10 90 STATE .sr,e,.

Prom The Rev n 7. Welsh. D. D. formerly Of the Pear
Street Baptist CheFch. Aibspy.N.y
AisAsr. y. T., April IS, 1894
Ia. LioHrnfL-psar Sir Allow to express ny CRATE.
fu thanks for the skl and knd attention rendered 20
my daughter whose ears have been bs<y affected for
many years and Tor some months past has been nearly
deprived Of her hearing The left ear from her infancy
has been badly diseased. ~ times drchsrgns encssl.e
matter. The right ear Sow ws and from present IN.
deaers anticipate tho restoration OF the left ca ..s
an. deer sir, gratefully you're, go
n. j. WHICH. .. q.
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6. 9. fuLLsR. osa.... CO. E.r.

From tie Rev. Joseph n. Clarke, Rector u a. James.
Church.
srsAcvsr, ~ Y, feb. 20. isss
have been desfin ons slncs Ia Collsse
some twenty years ny the klll Of Df fAghthilts
bearing IVES entirely restored. that nov hesf alike
I'll both safs and Nod that cen u.s ny voice .ith
mvch more ease sld 81 mfoft than before.
JOSEPH CLARKE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

Rocnush, March n, les4.
Ia Lienrani-Deu SIR Tires months AFRO / plsc.a
my son. Charles Fuller under your treatment for tesf
nsss that every day growing worse accompanied by
very offensive and s.grsesble discharge OF matter
from the nov report 10 you his -ntlre cure HE
sctus treatment was bui Two msnha yet Tie dch.rss
Il entirely well, aud bis hearing restored HIS general
heaih Is good a. could desire and bis snirlts buoy
ant and lively n fact he seems different ehc. with
the grateful thanks % mother. an, ctr.
n liz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-19

ALaAE, jan q. isft
M DfAh Da. L8HThiLL--tt a s.lh errst ssilsfscusn
that communicate you the effect ~ the medicine 20
gave my application 90 you for defective bssug
followed your dfseilohs and am happy 10 state that
Tar recovered AFTER the hrst fee sppliestons
feel quite confident that am VEIL ard shall need
proceed furhsr be assured, dear air. n necessity should
require should pct hesitate 10 plse. syss ahdsf yssf
magic hani. Yours. with respect.
u. N. COLI, Albion. Orleans Co
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Prom Hon D. " Gle. Senator hon ~ as,h p,.,f,e,
New Yofk,