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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
OvyIcs o. The IILruou CssTRAL RAn Rad
COMPANY. New Ysrk, August 10. 1854.
n MEETING OF THE BOARD O.

~ Directors OF the Illinois CestxA Rsn Road Cs0panyhs4
hi. a - the following resolutions were adopted
Wheress In the mortgage gvsa BY this Company - -
10 &c urs their sctiel Bonds Il eSs4
hat The W received upos Of the aads negAs
:. received bs applied the cancellations Of said
tio Of tho bonds IN pursuance Of provision contained
each bond Company nay pay the cams u any -
/. 90 named by them by aiding 10 the principal sum CO.
10 twenty per cetit. thorecL"
Resolved that TIN Company VII the 6t dsy Of ocesa
next psy the cent bend. for one thousand
each uImbcred rss 10 three tbousan1 Il TO 3eol VI
twenty per cent, (scl. aided - the principal thssa
upon surrender a. is osce, In he City Of New York ~
that doh hereby tho 6rst day OF October 1884 -
the ,,e when principal Of said bonds sAs Be p 49,
y bich day interest upon them will cssse
Resolved that tho holders Of the Scrip Stock Of Tbs Geo.
parry be req ATed to pay the unpaid ten per cent uyon NJ
Stock hsdby them respectively on or before the Twsa
rh day Of September tbs ONCE OF the Conpaa -
n. CITY d New York and that upss all ssms unpaid -
est viii be charged from tia, day. sad that AFTER tho ?Sh
of ,cmbcr neIt rarsf< shall 70 made STOCK wsD
shAl ret DO pad IA fan:
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CTEINwAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

NTEINWAT & SUNS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now Considered
the bet in Europ- we'll as this s5upty having received
Prize Medal al the Worlds Exhibition In London ISSa
1kc pueir the Sseinway Pianos arc ssperns
Iane olts Maker father and four .on who invent al thu
own improvements, and uudes wbsse personal ,upervsiaa
every ,sn Of the nstru Is s4nufsturel Warcreoma
Nos II and - Et FouItelh e. seiweea Union Square m
Irving Place Nsw.ioss
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JoHs 7. HILL. Cashier

JOffFU WILL TTFtIrTF JVHI N7-sII'F
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
IN No. 3U:S BROADWAY
VIII receive subsrg ptOus for the patriotic loan = IL
TINT Sites Tres.ury hoe. which issued In
Of 80 10 go slcO $500 1hs full 90 DHi'..on
OF 81 ~ per = 60 showed
Ts 100 lo .ab.cfosi Tor once before lot September
very p-ohisto tie amount wanted i sent 10 tn Nius
fions bank 1000 BE- h-d 70 bring u cent
srnAiH. H. lie iasrest will b. equal 10 ~ Pcr eest
Therefore send your Subscriptions Tor lOJs 10 the
Ninth NG'ipusl Bank
SBTlS ..ceoun,s Bs.is cOrPors.sn' Inli'dsils and
a
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a frosr. Course Of spen arranged sss'rd
ing 10 the Principles Of
ORTuORPY AND GRAMMAR.
WuA.E.ss. I'm Synonyms for Reading. Speuiu. ssd VIII
1ss and system o. Definitions
limo. ~ cents
HARPER g. BROTHERS
Have Just Published.
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TIE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGToE Novel p,
AsrHosI TKoLLepn, ArthOE OF Rachel Ray" "Orey
FGn.' doctor Thsrs" "Fr.nley Psrlonsys," tbs
Bearns,- The Three Cless" The West indies sod tia
Spanish Main &e Iksss ,sl ~ hai, syO. Cs.k 81 %
PspeI, 9lSs
u sent BY MAJ. rsr.sss psspaid recep, q rrisa
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pO,, fail Rad all three III. sunnrn.-. Any Zoos Store
o. note has them
LORING, Publisher.
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AGAINSTONE's HOUsEKEEPER,

| NV AINO UNI TlVL TN,
WI BY SILVERPEN,
Is no Cook Book but glorious rood English Novel remind
ina oOatsnty Of John HalfaI ls hero Of Al
LoBrsr nAstY sefns6e school and IL heroine rinnln.
snj no5l. lady a. you wei conceive Of
TbeIo IRE characters and enough for hsh dozen
ordinary .oyes sl you cannot slip ckGptes, ns ali 30
Interesting
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THOMAS q. WALKER, Treemfse.

NOTICE. -MONTGOMERY COUNTY h
~ LINOIs) BOSDS.-,Thc holder Of these bonds 70 .
as, ed 70 Modify the uadeslsd at Hisboro' ilissis
che ners address. HlkAM hoONihNL' aso-
Hipsbsro, Ill. Aug IL. 1884
NEW YORK CITY CORPORATION SIxM
an.ro., payable quatey for sale st lea Res Hsuas
Bonds In suLDs TO suit
OEO. r. SISTARH. n Wlrisn st. reen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
From ~ asiiingtcu.

WAsHISeros, December 3l.-OfEicial inform
alton has bnen received at the Navy Department
from Bermuda on the 2l>t inst. in relation to the
blockade. stating tina; the steamer Coquette re
turned on the 10Th. having been among the
blockadng feet off Wilmington, but could not
get in.
The Stranger left on the 10th with full cargo
and returned here 10 day, not having been into
port.
The report of the Flora having been run on a
reef aud hole knocked in her bottom, having
been frightened by Britsh mail steamer. is con-
frmed.
The following information has been received OF
the Capture of the steiner CHARM, off Do Boy
Sound. by the gunboat Huron.
On the morning of the 18Th she vas observed
bound out TO sea and chase was immediatel sgfv-
Gu After few shots she hove to- She Was
from Darien, Ga. and bound for Nassau. The
Captain ststeO that he had papers but threw
them overheard BIZ his statement her cargo con.
sists of 800 bales OF cotton, besides tobacco aud
rosn
The statement said to be quoted from Euro
pean papers that a dispatch bad been received
by the French Government from the United
States Government declaring that the United
States Government would never tolerate much
less recognize a monarchy at their very door, il
incorrect. The true position of the question vii
be learned from the diplomatic correspondence
which was submitted TO Congress with the Presi
dents message. in press. Ia the meantime it i
safe TO say that the question has not reached th'
stage described in the foregoing report.
Gen Meade has been in Washington for sew
eral Gays past
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

FOURTH DAY.
THrRsrAr MoExlNe Dec. 81.

THrRsnAY MoENiNG. Dec. 81.
The Join, Convention Of Examiners and
Teachers was csile o. orGer, Prof. Rice ia the
Chair, Rev. Smith Sc, rotary
The Convention was opened with PRAYER by
DIR Mutt. Tie report of the Marion County
Teacher Association on the selection of Teach
ers. was taken up.
motion - adopt the sentiment of the report
was made. upon which were henri Messrs Bird.
kilgore O'cou. G Smith. Loveless HILBERT, K
T. Brown, md Wilson.
A motion was made 20 amend by striking out
and inserting one director for which DR. Mutt
offered substitute placing both the selection and
employment Of teachers with the Township
Trustees.
On the substitute offered by Dr. Mutt. remarks
were made by Mes.rs Hobbs. Shuck, Mutt. Hoss.
Laird Robinson. Hate. and Z Brown.
The Contention then took recess Of fifteen
minutes, after which the consideration of the
substitute was resumed and
On motion, the whole subject was laid on th,
table
Mr. Hunter offered a series of resolutions af
hTming that the payment of money 10 an unli-
censei teacher by Trustee renders such Truste,
responsible his bond for such moneys so paid
On these resolutions were rem tiks made bl
Messrs Lps eless, Bowen and Riggs, and
On motion, the whole subject indefnitel,
postponed
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
AFTERNOON.
Adjourned.


At2o'clock the Association opened with prayer
by Prot Mills.
After some discussion on miscellaneous sub
jects. the Association proceeded to the annual
election OF officers Returns not reported in time
for this notice
A vote Of thanks to the railroad companies
that have transported, at half-fare, the members
OF this Association. to the citizens OF lndianap-
obs who have entertained the female members
Tree OF cnasge. and TO the hotels and boarding
houses that have accommodated members of this
Association at reduced fare.
Tickets TO entertainment At the Bates
House, given by the Marion County Teacher
Association. were distributed, and tie Assoca-
ton listened to report from the critic. The re
port was the occasion of general relaxation and
mirth. Ii was sweeping review of the eccen
tricities and crudities that had been manifested
during the proceedings. but contained come very
common attempts at WIT
DR.. Mutt, on behalf of Gov Morton, stated
that His Excelency felt deep interest in the
proceedings of the Association. and in the great
cause in which they were engaged. He regretted
that pressure oil public business had prevented
him from being present to bear the deliberations
except for A short time.
A communication 10 the Association was read
bv Ii. II. Young. holding up the Inconsistency of
our laws creating school revenue for the educa-
ton OF the youth At the expense of morality, in
nocence and peace, through the liquor tariff
The communication was Anonymous, but it con
tanned 80 many good points that the Association
requested It's publication in the Daily and School
Journals
Various communications were made, and
after singing odd Hundred" the Association
adjourned TO meet at seven O'Clock nj the Bates
House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
" IMPoRTANT TO LADIES ID


~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAEvxs's FEzALz PIlAs have nrvsF yet fal,s1 IN
moving dculies arising FIRM obstruction ssopp4gs
Of naiurs. OF 70 rsorng ne system 90 Psrfec heath
when sass1x ron spiusl Affections. Prolap-as. Cisr
TIE Whites. Othsr o. re Userins orxsns
Tie Pfh pereetly HARNESS the con>tuton. and
NAY b taken BY the delieAis female ~ithous
ing dsss-sss-ths time they act ike charm ,,
Strengthening nvgOFstng ard restoring the systen %
healthy condition. and Is bTinEins he monthly Ps
rod with regularity. u'sser Fr,n what csnses the
obstruction may arse. They sbosid. however SoI ~
taken during the three four months q pregnancy
though zss Al any other time miscarriage wcsld b
the result.
Zach box contains 60 plls. Price 81.
Dr. HARvEY's TREATISE on Ds~sssss Of Females.
Pregnancy. Miscarriage, RArrenne, Ssrty. Rsprodne
ton aud Abuses Of Nature and enphatca'iy the Lsdiss
Private Medical Adviser, psphie, q - pages. sent
free any address SIX required 20 paw postage
The Pills snd book vii he BY mail when desired,
securely sealed snd prepaid. BY
J. BRYAN, u. D.. General Agrnt.
No Cedar street. Nev YORK.
TPscld BY al the principal druggists.
T0NiANS0S = cox, Drugg.ts. Agents,
sspt3c' s3-dSS viz indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

y The Marion County Teachers Associa-
lion gives grand baneset 70 the Indiana State
Teachers Association NJ the Bates House last
night There were probably three hundred
guests. ladies and gentlemen. present The ele-
CANT dining room brilliantly lighted aud the
tables spread 10 that surprising and boun'iful
style Of which the ACCOMPLISHED host Mr.. Hol-
ton. j. on such occasions capable II was de-
lightful. most certainly for the grim old scientific
greybesrds. the reverend and self sacrificing
professors, TO be seated with viands so tempting
30 varied. 80 luIurioasly epicuTean before them.
served In true oriental fashion nv ebony salver
bearers while all around them flushed the bright
syes of blushng beauty. giving TO the whole
scene an air approaching. az il we're. in reality.
the imaginary and voluptuOus feastings by princes
and houris we used to read about in the Arabian
Nights when were very little boy indeed
and used TO 20 TO school
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
From Albany.

ALBANY, y. \ December 3l-The Governor
has removed the Metropolitan Police Commits
soners, aud pu, in their place Murray aud Bos-
woith. of New York, and Lewis OF Brooklyn.
Governor Seymour takes the ground that since
their answer to the charges made against them,
there were good grounds tor their removal: but
he unwilling to make any charges during the
excitement of the last season, but the last report
made 70 him by the Commissioners about riots
in July. Is sectarian and partisan. and shows tina,
the Commissioners have departed from the i'm
psrtial snd dispsssonate position of public off
GERS, and lost their usefulness. The passage
complained OF is as follows:
These violent proceedings had poiitcAi Be-
sign. motive and direction, aud recsised syEspa
thy and encouragement from newspapers snd
par;isans of influence
The Board Of Police had been th-z4iered with
summary removal. which wss e,fecisd inmedi
ately Numbers OF the force fSsred the remov
al. and there we're not iackias instances of insub
ordination.
The charter OF the Albany City Bank Erastu'
Corning President q 70 day. and the bank
has erorganiIeds general bank Law, On
der the same stoe and officers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

Institution in the world.
Advantages Of this Ipsiifgton oueT otheT similar
Schools. ,rhich are Invaluable 10 the Student
The President of shis schooi devotes bis entire und
vided attention aud Is always personally present
and feecbins, while othe-1 theirs with mex
nerienced boys, whose prn,ipsl pay Is the name OF
Professor and devote their own time TO drumming Up
scholars being NOR frequently the than st the
iesk.
The President Of his Schools believed TO be the only
uersonn teaching il tie State not in the West, who
has bad actual experience PRACTICAL accountant
In bank other frst ass business house
Ii j. the only School in the II ~, 4 not IN the West.
that has frs;-cas> PsEman permanently connected
with IT, and has the only Perrnsn ms 81 tie who has
vsr tsken q arst oremiuEa on Penmsnshp & any sind
at the State Fairs Of thiS Stsre. not al those Of any
other State
Tire Inauguration of sin e inexperienced tneorist
which has never been applied or adopted ia single
business house; brt IL the joint work OF many OF the
Accountants taken real nuri-
ness and sctus experience, and Is no" ~ conssnt use
in ourfihf Of the GTst class business houses OF the
United Slater.
One bunired graduates of tSis School acting
actual accountants first class bus1es houses, fer
~ " one from arr ethsT school Ia the state and the
graduates oftb Snooi nty cent more Tor toer
services than hose q other School in the state
II Is believed 70 be the oniv School Of the kind IN tie
State that ha regular ecuree which all is taught
that advertised aud sged for psrt II the regu
/ lar course.
Full particulars If anything pertaining 10 the College
will b any person reoeip. Of red stamp u
pay return postage. and - 81 thank person whc
will send usthe rac aud address Of number Of gen
'lemen or ladies who may possibly attend Commercial
College.
r. PIE careful TO give the Of tie Post oraoe
County and State. and address
| THOMAS J. BRY ,VT President.
| decI2-d kwin indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
COM M ERCiAL.
fsY TELEasAFs.
cincinnati MARK
CINCINNATI. Dece

CiSciNSATI. December 81
Flour unchanged and steady. with a moderate
local demand at S. 75d5 50 for superfne;
So 906600 for extra. and So 0O@6 50 for trade
brands. Including family, which is offered at
So 25@6 30
Wheat market quiet at 81 25Gi 80 for red and
81 35dl 40 for white Corn in good demand az
95G96c for new and 81 n5@ OF for old. Oars
unchanged. in bulk they bring s2@e3c. Rye is
steady.
Whisky sold at 7sc, ana il in fair demand
Hogs unchanged ut Sc 5aCd7 so; 300 pound
averages will bring 81 00@7 10. Receipts only
| 500
Nothiug done in provisions of special import
ance
Old lard sold at lIssc
Gold 81. Silver ~. Exchange firm. Money
tight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
reKx NnrA vxnrNeI.

NEW YoRK, December 81.
Flour quiet and prices generally unchanged
S6.7nd6 IS for extra State; 81 55d7 10 for eG-
ira round hoop Ohio 81 1909 80 Tor trade brands,
market closing dull.
Whisky in better request at ey993c for State
and Western
Wheat quiet and shade lower; 81 446i Is
for Chicago eprag; 81 46(dl - for Milwaukee
club; 81 53@l 81 for winter rel western. Corn
l@2c higher. but buyers uot responding the
market closed firm at about previous prices,
81 80 for shipping mixed Western in store. and
81 3 afoat.
Coffee market dull. Sugar and molasses very
quiet
Pork very quiet; prices without material alter
alton Bacon sides firm
Dressed hogs dull and lower; 734@sLc fol-
Western.
Lard l20l3c Butter 22625c
Money active and very tight at 7c Sterling
Exchange dull at s. 6615 Gold without de
cided change, opening at 81 Is, and closing dul
at 520521h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
SECTION s-FIELD CROPS.

c.ie acre 0hszt
c. c. waklsy, Cherrbusco. prem.
ststenet Of wheat raised the land Of cbs1noy C..
wakley in Tow nshp Of Greens Coozty q Fob>e sn6
stats Of diana
This wheat raised upon piece twelve rods by
rlneieeD upland, shout friy loads Of mapsrs was
spread over this lsnd IN the month Of junG -. he
seed vat sowed the 18th day 81 S<pssnbef, l96
plorehed the scds Of June lisa. crop plooGb6
and dragged sbosf the middle os August, lsz-h -
ploushed from eight inches N dspth The oos q
prod icing this crop about etc sS1e par scres -
greatest yield sffy-se bushels per and ~ -
erage yield was hfy-three bushels per acre. M
amount Of wheat produced above, the land sneso
described eighfytvo bushels and thirty Poon11-
The seed used early rpe" Il b<!rz The ssms ktD1
Of seed used by sEBt for the hst 3pe yssrs. and NJ
average yield heretofore has 5eea about t~enty-aO
bushels per sore. he wheat before described seve1
broadcast and narrowed in
CBAUxCEY.c wALkLxY.
Subscribed and before me, the und9rstKuo1s
this day Of September 1861 and certify t6oa ESQ
the wheat and ground poken Of In he foregoing 49,
VT rne4suret believe the
in regard 20 the 70 BE true IN every re>pec1
HOWARD BALDWIN. Notary Pubic -.
Noble Coanfy. Indiana
One acre Potatoes.
George woodh, Indianapolis, prsuirr.
One Hsy.
X. IT Dana, whextisnt premium
80 II cosTurrr,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
wNEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and pernAne-; cure OF Seminal Weakness Gre
thTai aud Vaginal Discharges elect, seeuAi Diseases.
Emissions. Impotence Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys
BELL's Specific PIIs warranted IN all cases
snd can be relied on 40 change Of detrequirst. They
do not lsusats nor interfere with business pursuits Up
wards o. goo have been cnred tie past month.
More naa Aindyed physicians Ese them tA<i-
PIRATE practice snd aH speat soeR 81 their escao0.
They entirely harmless the system. and be
lied on in all arising from youthful iDdiscreon
self-abuse which often incsnActairs the sufferer from
fulfilling tkeda,iss of sndTTi.G Vs-
ATREATIsE OF G. psSc containing means CT cure,
sent free 70 all. Two stamp, required for postage.
The Pills viii b. sent b. nsi, securely sealed
eeipt Of oae Dollar, by BRYAN, ". D.,
No. 76 c. dar street, Ny.
Sold BY all the principal druggists.
TusLNSOS 4 cox. Agents,
Eept30-d6vly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01

yrwsr.x.r.c. Dec. sO-Ths North Car

EEvBEEs. ". @. Dec. 81 The North Car
olina Times says:
A Eve dollar gold piece vas sold At auction for
$50 in Coniederate notes. vt D&nville. fev
dass ago. The same PIPER heartily endorses
L'ncoln's Proclamation. and advises she psople
OF the State 10 accept IL
IL also copies End endorses a remarkable ar
tcle from the Redmond Wing. ooutAining the
foll0~ing significant paragraph:
Slavery has stabbed itseli % dssth: IL has
sinnsd against the light. commifted the un
pariOnabls sin. and must die the 3eAth.''
The Raleigh Standard and The Rslsigh Pro-
gress are very severe in their criticisms on JEFF.
Wis message They publish President Lin
coins message and proclamation. Win favorable
comments.
The North Carolina Times notices the British
steamer G.. o Bigelow. which WIS captured oy
the United States steamer Fulton. and then aban-
doned. made her way into SwansborO. unloaded
her salt. and WAS about TO run the blockade in
ballast, when she was cAnght snd burned by q
United States steamer.
The health of this department is good. and the
weather fine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
PROFESSIONAL.

ANrkhY 1t. 1874.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

One department Of Dspensary specially dsvotsd
70 the treatment Of he Diseases Of Females such "a La
ehorrhes, or whlte Irregular. Painful and Suppress
Hensrustoa, Nervous and Genefal Debility Dssssesof
lie Womb, Bsrrerness, &c.
Consultations and ex crriraticnsfree Of charge.
Also for sale, Or. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions IRE zus.ities &c. Married la
dies in certain situations should lot use ther they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 Per boa- and nay be
sent by mail
DR.. GALES's PREvEST1vE--An invaluable artfcit
for those wishing 20 limit the number Of tber ctprng,
Of the barren who desire children; warranted 20
jure the health and will last for lifetime Sent 20 any
address, under SEAL receipt OF the priceTwo DOL.
LARS
PATIENTS At A DisTAScE-By selcins q bris
statement Of their symptoms, win receive blank Chart
containing Est Of Questions, ocr terms fo- zee course OF
treatment &c Medicines sent any part 81 The country
10 cure home, free from danger earnestly.
AiItraasncilons private and eo1iisnfiai. Esnsnbsr
the and number.
Direct all iesfersro
6ALYy's HEAD DIspKSsARY
dscfa-eS-dkvf, LonssviIss- ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
NEW YEARS GREETING
DIR, c. w ROBACK,
lNvALlDS EVERYWHERE.

Times Throne-siuce Order. Life AMI Light
Sprang, at ID call from sbapelsss night
Has ne'ef been vacant. still we sing
''rhe King Is dead and Line the King
wlen OF the royal race u Years
The reigning monarch Disappear,
Fen as hoomS forth the death-bslls tone
A young u c-s>or mounts the throne.
KiSG SIXTY THEEs's career : ger
Hail 10 the new king SIXTY FovE,
Tnou.h Battle thuuderS shake the air,
And war drums beat and trumpe's blare,
Smiles in the North TRiuEFH,ST Trade.
Sustained by KNTFRrRISE and SKILL.
Material interests Il iurish stil.
The plier. Of the fruitful oil
Enjoy The harvest If their toll.
Ani in our cities plenty re gns.
r While H'Pg the Naiion'> heart susiains
We kn0w-tsc Union once restored,
Into it, sheath shall drop the sword
And from wars smoke. NTH striie's surcease,
Bar-ts-robed IN lishi-the angel PEAos.
Meanwhile my pleasant task shall be
To Let DssEAsx's CAFTIyEs free,
pAin o. pre- vent. relieve. and cure,
Aud health baiif uP basis sure
Nv STOMACH BIrTERs, void 4 haym,
Act on DrSFErSIA like a charm,
Restore tie systems 'oae. and cutie
Bling back the long lost a. gssifs.
p,btfy wifh sfyeigfi replace.
With health hue TIT the paid face,
Anu NV Fl.tlilt Ni>tfficC
To every crSsn. nerve and sense.
II viru-, with infection rife
foiluies the rudy stream Of lie.
Cleanse Il az oiice and health insfii
Vita the RLooD fTRiNrR and P.IL.
IN short. there's not al ailmeut known
tat has not a. o. proofs I've shown.
Been conc lered. since across the seas
lhroughi riy peerless. remedies.
OR. II Siimuiaut YOU need,
From everything pernici Gus freed.
Pure. soothing. comforting AMI mild,
The dsAPE's EfsxR JNDvTILEp,
Nv old GATAwRN RRRNnY try.
Endorsed D. al ~ fsfeHifs.
In >oIpHs's HoHEs aua HosFTTAis
For this the careful surgeon calls.
Because No other stimuli
Can, fsr the lick. its phase supply:
Aduiteraiicn spniis tie rest.
Bat this comes or free frOn eve~y test.
Like thrice triec gold-pure. rnsiloyed-
OF ev, " sse ingredient void
Some tcisk their friends yoyFrI rrAs,
will 10 more. ofe- h-r-
The means 20 solsce ps.n and woe,
And keep 81 bay the st.Al'hy Zoe
Who robs Gs Of cur siren n and ease.
That curse With many nanes-pISkAsr.
fyea prize health. On RoHkoE call.
And nov GLkD NV lxAE TO AL
'x~csAY lst 1854.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
rhe snow Storm.

CHICAGO. December 3l.-The heaviest snow
storm known for several years commenced last
night Dispatches represent it as very severe,
reaching as far west IA and beyond the Miss
issippi south TO Springfield and Alton. and north
TO Green Bty. The snow is drifting terribly,
and several Of the western railways are COM
pleteIy blocked up The storm in Iowa is re-
ported rs even more violent than east OF the
Mississippi