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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

TRAVIS JURORS.
beccaria William Hammond, VIM S. Dickcv
John L. Dillon, Thomas Fcck. VIM. r. DicGca
SON. Joseph NJ Smith, p. T. johnson.
BeIl-Wlliam T. Thorp.
BiOom-Aiaw Weaver
foggs-Matthow stott, George ". Shrey, 10
Henry George Wilson, jr.
-. .i'adiO,d-JoLu Porter, WIN. X. Wrgley
Walter Shirey.
Lrady-I!cnry Kriner, John Beightol, Fred.
O'walt James Irwin.
Furnsido-Irederic L. Shepherd, SamT New
comer, lIe.ry PentilOf,
CgUugtOn- John Maurer joseph T. Nuls0n
Decatur-PCter Smeal.
IcrgUson--JUhn J.. Miller.
Gosneu-Roscrt x. Illegal.
Gruham-Levi Huber
llustOn-JOhn Tvllr.
Jordan-lsaac Bloom, Hiram Straw.
Knox John McMurray.
LaWrence-John Dalo, John Livingston, Hugh
Orr Samuel Brown.
Lumber City-Eubert Young.
Mouis-JOseph Rothrock, David Dale. Georgo
Hoover. '''' 81
Now Washington Thomas MehafTy.
fenn-payld Whitmer, Isaac kester, John b.
Rafferty,.
Pike-Samuel Fullerton.
lnion-Wililm Welty.
NoVdward-Johu Wolf, John Coulter.
ID EGISgEB's NOTICE--NoHee is bercby
4 ! given that ihe following accounts have been
cN.Eined and passed 10y me, and remain fled ON
record IN this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
legatces, creditors, and all others in any ,yay
interested, aud will DO presented to the pcyt
orphans Court of ClearGcld county, To he held
ut the Court House ia the borough of ClgarGcl5
commencing on tho 2d Monday Of January. IsfI
for confirmation and allowance.
/. The Account % ~utnupl RoDk ,rI ID gvl!.
executors Of the last will and testament of
Peter Smith, Of Bell township, Clcaricld co.,
deceased.
2. The Final Account Of Andrew Pent1, almip-
i'trator of all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits, which were OF Adam
limerick, late Of Brady township, Clearfcd CO.,
deceased
:. The Final Account Of William Risheu, admin.
istrator Of all and singular the goods and chat
tells, rights aud credits, which were of Georre
schuckcG late Of Brady twp, Cleariield co.,
deceased.
}. The Final Account Of James Wriglev, admin.
islrator Of all and singular the goods and chat
ttels, rights and credits, which were of Moses
NNuorris, late Of Pike twp, Cearfcld CO., decd.
m ahe partial Account Of J. l.. Ream & G.. W.
hneem, executors Of the last will and Testament /
" " abraham Ncam, late of Lawrence township,
Llearheld co., deed
me account Of Joseph Fscus, administrator ,
VI az ahI singular the goods and chaitels =
knu ana credits, which were of Jacob Fisher
A'e oi woodward twp, Clearfeld CO.. decd. :
p,,. ISAIAH q, BARGER, .
n,. ,sss Register. y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06
O ELIEE NOTTCE.--Tbe Board Of Bc,;o,

January Il, 1854
ED ELIEF NOTCE.--The Board Of Bcliof
IA for the county Of Clegield, will meet mt the
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, tie 9th and 2Sth days of January. 1891.
The board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier.
regiment aud company; when enlisted the
numberol children, with age and sex of each
the township in which they resided at the time Of
enlistment, and their present residence; and that
She Is without the means Of support for herself
and children, wAo are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses of crgJ.biUty, from the tovnsbin
IN winch She resides, must also be proloced.
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that the applicants tho person She rep
itNcnls herself to he; that the statenment Of t6e
number aud age Of her family Is true that she
Is IN destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all tho fasts set forth in her
APPLICATION are just and true.
Forms containing these rc4uistiuns can be OBJ.
ainod at the Office Of the Board Of Relief, when
APPLICATION is made and the witnesses appear.
WM. S. BRADLEY, or
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

The propricrors have thousands o. Lot,ers T, ~.
the most eminent cIeFgymeu, Lawyers, pnysi-
c.ans and Citizens. TostiCyng cf their own r,--
sonni knowledge, 10 the bcHeGcial effects prj
medical virtues of these Bitlors
FROM Her j. Nc'oton Br0ys u. n, Editor os a..
Lncyci1pedir Of Rsligio,s K7o,cleiy,
Although not disposed to favor or rec1mps5i
Patent Medicines in general. through d;-,r,-t
OF their Ingredients aud effects, vet know of n,
sufficient reasons why = nun may not testify 10
the benefits he believes himself 10 have rccsiysI
from any simple preparation, in the bone that b,
may mus contribute 10 tie benefit VI others.
do this the moro readily 10 regard 20 Hoos-
iands German Bittcrs, prepared By Dr.. c. NJ
jackson, Of this Cit, because was pre,u uS;ost
against them for many years. under tho impres,.
!on thm they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
/ am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq for the removal of this prejudice by p,,ye-
tests, and to' encouragement to try them, wnoa
'uhering from great aud long continued debility.
ne use Of three bottles Of these 3itters, NJ tho
'eglnhlng OF the present year, was fOllpwed by
'NIhcnt relief, ard restoration to decro, of bod.
Iy and mental yigor which had not felt for ii =
honths before, and had almost despairod Of 70.
5ainlng. therefore thank God and nv friend
or directing ue to tue use Of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

On nnd after the goth Of April, 1863, Passenger
bl.uf nun 0s follows;
EEtTUAHp. TYrDyg r7rro,
Baltimore Eyprcu 90 AN ? IN,
hau Train G 5S TN FOsp.u
EASTWARD,
Express Train, 10 q Pm,
Fast Mail Trpn S33,y
Through Account y 2I5A.M, 70 o.,
Trains ontno IyuoNE and CLE,n ,nrIrtD Ranch
leave Tyrone for Sandy Ridge at 50 A.H.nnj
lP. N. 90 '' va"
:. trains on tho BALD ENGLG VALLEY roadIcovc
8yrgEo for Bellefonte st 45A.u
ne e rams on thcao latter roads run to connect
Win Express train nnd Mail train wegl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06
TER MS:
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added for the gctter up OF the club. ~ VIII W
Tor every club Of fifty, the Seui. Weekly. o,a
ior every club OF one hundred, the Daily viii ba
Wsstv. ''f'''' y
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Vesh. Address THE WORLD,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

Those suffering from Broken Down and Dell
cate Constitutions from wba.oyor cause, q. b WI.
Male or Female, will find in HOonand's CaIcsr
bltter9' Remedy that will restore them ti Il III
usual health Such has leen tho case in ;acyg-
ands Of instances and fair tlial i, bpt rs,r \
to prove the assertion.
Remember that these Birers ara NOT AIc.o.
ho!ic, and NOT Intended as a Beverage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06
Qtb advertisements,

GAuIIoN.-Thc public are hereby canton
- ed not to purchase, or in any way meddle
"Iuh promisory note given by me to jacob
loos, Of Brady township dated some time in ,bo
month Of November, 1868, for the sum of F,,y-
u" DoH0rH as have not received value for. and
ma determined not to pay the same, unless com
Peiled to do so by due cunrse Of law
JOHN II. LARRIMER.
Lawrence township, Jan, c, 1861.
PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.
'JNIE subscriber wnI offer for sale on III @ rrc,o
a isos, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of January.
isdl' all that valuable Real Estate, si,ua,, in
woodwork township, ClenrGcld county. Pa.
known No the Read Alexander r-npartv.
Containing tOi acres and allowance. Go r
which are cleared and in q good state of cpll,,-
h'n, with large bearing Orchard Of choice I. ..it
l1c ha!nnco not cleared being well timbercd with
pine and oak, and lying within half a mill. .r
nstJ g Mill on Cleordeld Creek. making IL a....
s'.ler n most desirable property.
The property will be offered at O'Clock. = M
OF setd day. when those desiring TO rurcba.o ~
g"oG property are respectfully invited to attend
as tue property must ho sold
W. L. ALEXANDER. (
iscu. for tho heirs at law Of
Read al xandor, deceased.
January 6, 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06
70 Boots, Shoes!
L. Boots! Shoes?

DANIEL coNNELLY beg, leav. to inform
~ his friends, and the citizous Of ClearGeld
aud vicinity generally, ,hat he has taken the sbop
lately occupied by George Newson, in shaw
Row, where be intends to bo ready at all times 10
wait upon those who nay favor him with their
custom.
lie will guarantee bis work to be as well exc.
eu'ed a, ear oe made elsewhere, aud at quite a.
reasonable prices He IL bound 10 win tbe good
opinion Of nll who walk in shot.
male sr female sud all be ssks 4, a fsir pi.l
e~s-fAA. So q ksAcy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06
TEkMS-ALwArs ADvAsca

Three, Five or Eight copies make Club To
every person getting up club, at the above rates
4 copy Of the Magazine for 1854 will be given
sraHL Addreu, postpaid,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
soc Chestnut Street. Philadelphl,
s% ~ s-~~~s ssss srssis. whon Writ.sr tc,.
T~r "a Ra
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

Balance in hands Of Treasurer. 5 3lt 50
Attest D. F. ETZWEILER,
January &, 1854
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PETERsONs MAGAZINE

HE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-01-06

Commissioners Of,ce, Clear
field, Pa, Nov. 25, 1863.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

TTAvANA-rHR SUBSCRIBER BEas TO IsFoRn
Isl her rfe pds and persons Intending 10 visit Cuba ts
ssason thai she be. taken large Ecuse aud e nov 30
Tend 70 ss conunuancs Of their patronage toyns y
merit die came By personally Intending 10 the ofcst e
Plaza Dc SAP Franc go va one airy srs,.,es. 'ssL
vsaisncss stsainabls = We vlsee. MANY u AtSN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

A W PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN AN OLD
es.avssned manufacturing Lumber and Boz busuees
aar,ng de requiring capital Of 5000 20 $500
80 wy 80 whion offers the highest disbursements
Ad..n ~ ana tnve.ment may hear OF opportunity
cSas ao we weeks ne~ Hampshire Of A. kW
SnePa lhoer oeAsrs FOOT OF Twenty third New xork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

bAwxBRoKlgg TICKETS MAxrED.-iHE HOB.
xssSis Es!issi sss a, SuylsI ins'ru3sn!s ssaie.sns
voa Beds Bedding sod Caypsts Pianos, Sewing Mschues
10 the same bought Tor Dab y fun value rs Bos cry
up atafrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

List or Letters Re m I'm Ing In Sta gOm n,
corner OF Etghty-sfxth street and Third
avenue, for the Two Weeks Ending
january 10. 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

INTEREST ON CITY sTocKs.-THR INTEREST on
the Bonds and stocks Of the Cooperation the cay
New York due February 1884, will paid on that day 81
DANIEL pEyLIN; ESQ. Chamberlain 81 the city ct the
the 18th inst. at o'clock p. NJ.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CoMprRoLLRRs Orros, ERw
YORK jan 4, 1874
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
Of Rebel Prisoners AT
Nashville.
Sc. &c. &c. Ac.


Nrw YoRk. November q 1.-The Times
Washington spacial says.
IL Is not contrabond now 10 cay that SHERMAN
will touch AT Macon lie has the lith. 2Oth.
18th, 10th and 18th corps, making over 80 600
men, besides 900 picked cavalry under kilpat.
rick. with rations Tor thirty days for men and
horses. His seou, system and courier line Is
complete.
After arriving at Macon he will probably 20
80 Milledgeville where he will divide his army,
sending part to Savannah and part 10 Augusta.
which places he will fortiiy and secure supplies
up the Savannah riye,, 20 as 10 move on Colum
bia Charleston.
This programme viii destroy the railroad sys
TEN of Georgia, also the manufactures OF shot.
shell. fixed ammunition, &c.
lt impossible for Beauregard to intercept
Sherman
The Tribune has the following special from
Washington
Seward and Weles at variance again con
corning the capture OF the Florida
Secretary Stanton IS again seriously indis-
posed.
There was a fumof current on Saturday at
City Point tina, Petersburg WIS being evacuated
by 'he rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
rom gincinIisaiI.

CiNoINSArI, November 81 The Gazette :
Nashville dispatch SAYS: Military affairs are
unchanged. and everything comparatively quiet.
Rain continues, and the roads are IN n bad cOnd.
ton
Hood and Besprcgard are still ia the vicinity Of
Florence.
Nine hundred rebel prisoners arrived at Nash
vile Oh Saturday morning from Atlanta.
Thinking that the place WIS evacuated they
rushed in 10 pillege and plrnder. and were cap
tured
The rebel sympaihiAers at Nashville are
gloomy aud di-consoa'e in consequence OF the
anticipated results of General Shermans move
mentS
Accessious To the army are arriving daily from
the North
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
from PhtladcIphIn.

PHILADELPHIA. November q The inquirer
Of this city has n special report taken from the
Richmond papers OF Friday.
The Augusta Chronicle says. Scouts who lett
Jones,oro Wednesday morning repor, that
Gen, Howell Cobb. with six or eight thousand
militia aud three brgades OF cavalry. attacked
the enemy, and Was steadily driving them on.
The Inquirer has the following:
II is reported from Buffers headquarters t6at
on the 18th the rebels captured party of pickets
between the James aud AapDomattoI rivers,
numbering sixty men
News from City Poini reports the 'etakipg 10y
Bullei Of The pirkets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
How the Chinese Wake Dwarf frees

We have all known from childhood how the
Chinese cramp their wcmen's feet, anu so man
aae TO make them '' keepers at home" but how
they contrive 60 grow miniature pines and oaks
ia dover pots Tor has century. has always
been much OF a secret They aim first and last
aE the seat OF vigorous growth, endeavOring to
weasen It 50 far may consist with the preser-
vation OF lie. They begin at the beginning
Take young plant say Seeding or cutting
OF a cedar when only .wO 81 three inches high,
they cut off its tap root rs soon ~ t has other
rootiets eRough to live upon, and replant il i'm
shallow earthen pan or pot The end OF the tap.
root is generally made 10 rest the bottom OF
the pan, or on ilat stone within il Allvvial
clay i then put into the pot. much OF it in bits
the size of beans, aud just enough in kind aud
quantity 70 furnish seanty rourishment 70 the
plant. Water enOngh i given to keep it in
growth, but not enough 10 excite a vigorous
habit. So. likeSise. IN the application Of ight
and heat
As the Chinese pride themselves or their min
iature trees. they strings, wires and pegs and
various other mechanical contrivauces to psomOte
symmetry OF habit, or 10 fashion thef pets into
odd fancy figures Thus, by the Use Of very
shallow pots. the growth of the tap roofs is cut
of the question: but bv the use OF poor soil and
little of it, ard little water any strong growth i
prevented Then too the top and side roots
being within easy reach OF the gardner, are short
ened by his pruning knife or scared with his hot
iron So the little tree finding itself headed on
every side, gives up the idea ol strong growth.
asking only for life, and just enough to live and
look well Accordingly each sci oil leaves be
comes more and more stunted, the buds aud
rooilets diminish IN proportion, and At length a
balance j. established between eyery part of the
tree. making j, dwsrf IN al respects In some
kind OF trce> thu, end IL reached in three four
wears: IN others ten fifteen years are necessa.
" such /. iancy horticulturalism among The
Ce.e-t;sls - The Technologist.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
Instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard PfopFetoEs ofhs College have
oyed large experience both In practical Teaching and
actual Business, having experience o fifteen years In
the business aud for years principal Teacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department OF tue Pough
scepse College. TO young men, who devote but two
or three months to study We would call their attention
this system OF Business Instruction and popular Edu-
cation, where YOU the study and discip
line OF acquiring wealth BY the employment Of Labor.
Talent and tapital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

ExEcurlvA DErARTNYNr o. lSpfAyAl
BrREAU oF FisANcr
ISpIANsFoLfs. June - l-ss
TNDlASA OFFICERS. wAo have teen ~ are .erv,ne II
the army, are inforu-- that their OFasuee Reurn.
ill be nsde up aud Pte<>ated 10 the proper department.
and certificates of seqgisucc obtaue frre - cAar~
~ apPyins 70 NJ G Rocker, Caiei Clerk State Or.
. usuSe Department. cFc- Najen- Lar-
store, No Il West wa-kngtoa street Indisnapois
~ maknx returns. above directed o1cerf vii rot
ouy al fees Dat they v be able d settle xth be
t3oss-lnsnt and tra~ tLer pay from one 10 three
0aths earlier ttsn = lie tuslae- -utru..e1 90 Claim
Agetts.
NJ order 0fGS.-rsoF HoEros.
" H. II. IFRRRII
S-T stSsIsa>i s.srv.Ary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22

regular meetings Of this novel department. conducted OF
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
where actual Transactions hail. Reports an
nounoed and such instruction given will make all
peteRt buy and sell Change agent principal
Citizens aud strangers inv d 10 call address fo
further particulars,
seDtl.d3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
JOHN B. SULLIVAN
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE
No 30 last fearf street, I'm rear OF
scntinei Building
zsrsl-diy
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

rgyBR HOTEL PROPERTY on THE coRNER oy
II Deisware Srd Soafh streets, IN lniiauapsl. con.
ialning 40 roclss. situated veil 70 secure thrvtnv
5s~iDess Terms easy. ineuire of
kckEiSSAS FlERCE.
-sptle-s,u Ssl Es;ste Ag.sis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22

posaes bch se1es: tSs Eject. of hess cts>s.e. On
th~ body and aiD1 and the Aufkors Sew restu<nt e
ell hes. cases u fall the ouy snccessfal rnetAo< q
cure. ~iiA erposilon q Quscksry.
Thtsvofs y acf qusck advertisement, bot wsrufrs
aud gnds ior married ant snsie Ia = the only bc,k
tat gives tas tFeale1f q al the above dsses pad.
Enssh ~tA tsl dirsctscs 0r s<i-Es.inent. and con-
tsin. much vaiuses n'ofnsfou not proper menfioc
n pabc notice Te work eouf ans so p@<-- ana fer
pises asa engTsvngs o lie sbcFe Diseases sent
sdetsss Ia sealed wrzpper on receipt of 50 o<rls.
Ihos- snleet 9th sny of toe above diseases bsfoss
placing themselves uader tie trssfmsnt of any oos,
should cr-t read thss worf
ofFCE-5ls Nfth street. s<fwesn nsfkst sn< Jecs-
son, uest aide.
To tnszxs safcty % az istters eireet q
ok1Uuso nKAb DlopGuoAHY
Du~srSc. LesiSvfns. -
oefa - "A sls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
NOVELS.
Munro's Ten Cent Novels,

StOR RRAL LITERARY RXCPLLESCH AXD
II adaptation The wants 90 the tifnes. sAcsd
u their numerous competitor A. consequence tiei-
circulation surpsS anything q the Sud ever presented
public The pubs have iudciousy excluded
every thing eeuld offend the Scrupu0us moral
1t. 1h, combined with heir literary makes them
welcome every family. The follow LIST - fh.ir
NJ. !. The Hunters. = he frapucr, Retreat ..
The Patriot Hshp syman. e. The Hunted Unonist. 5
The Track of Pr. g Tie Man-EAtrT> :. Charlotte
Temple. : The irsta fsce. 8. The Indian slayer
10. The Turtle CaicEef II. The HlTiers T iumph !.
Ihs ocean RoseIs 13 he Tory putwitisd Is ZeSe
Seruuu the Lion- Hearted Scout - The ScoCrze
the Sea-. is Inc Captive NAi5eH. l.. ions Legged
joe Or, The nemon of the Wood. j. Ths Mid Scozt
y The N,un.ins. -. TIE Forrest L,ige -. TIE Rei
ickiug Rangers -. Rsuiesnake Dick TIE Flower II
the Niguam. - Rcsefy Toff the Rover q The
Imp, Of the Prsire. - The Eobbegs Terror. * Jos
the -'Sa-pnf.
For saIe by al New- Agents. snd ssnf, Pos, pssd
receipt y pI.cc, 10 celts cash.
GEOEGE MUNRO I Co,
uovlg-dza Nc. i37 william Street, Y. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

T1tHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
actual BUsIssss practice h conducted With theory
Ia GscHs0 aud where session VI Boafd OF Trade u
held by experienced 10 ell The legitimate tFsnssc-
i!ors and nssges or The Wet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22

ueRlYATE MKOiCALADYlCE PItEg os CHARGE u.
il d.. Nhiitef's Theory, symptom A1c Treatment
EfChroni. Nervous, Urinary and Sexual psssses free
IL plGr sealed letter envelope for cent. prepay
postage Its clear defines Of all ths csesses and
conditions resulting from the infringement 81 The nora
laws excesse neuigenoes exposures and ingfudenees
In married and single life. Every sentence contains IA
strUcton the afflicted, sad should be read oy every
Young person. "a keep them or the shoals which 9TH
ers have been broken 10 pisces Ams.vsass- clearly
stated unrer the eoatrnl OF tudc.czs treatment
and thereby prevent cnstior IN vey prciHc
sfdsease Nearly every ess 81 dssas. can be treated
without hlndr.nce bu-i3e<r. Medicine by mail
fsona observation Charges aio6eTste; cosgts
ons by letter or Tie ofic. free; guaranteed.
Once ss ~ Charlie street between Sixth s1e seventh
one sqgere soath u Lnoe Hetei. y. .. Box .2. 81.
Loais, No. Circular Letter esperiey for lsdits.
post isnI-1&vlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
NOTICE.

"TANTED-Ordsrs for Fruit Trees, Shade Trees,
w Evergreens, Grspewines, Towering Shrubs
Roses, Dahlias aud everything in the nursery Line.
Particular attention paid 10 he selection of nice
Christmas Trees by WN. ELDER.
novl0-disw5wsw5w No O. North Illinois street
DROKE LOOSE from the Terre Hsute Depot a Bay
ID Horse, white hind feet, with bride and rope
around his neck aud letter on hs left hp. Any
who can give irfsr S:ion - ss1 morse will call Del
zelFs Stables. DELZEfL = HAkf.
uovlI-dleSwlt
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BATES oF aDvEnTIsiso.

hasasss Notice, published m the loes columns. Of ten
inss under w - charged fer each insertion ti; n
tea linz, ten cent. per line.
Announcing deaths Nlih hhsfs, aetic, saAehei, o.;
slthout notice free
Marriage Notices So cents.
Notices Of Festivals, Pcnos and Ereursons gotten up ~
advidaals sssocstion BY churches AZ The regular
prices.
Advertisements lss1sd sBi placed under the head d
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged double
th- Gsusl rates.
Yearly advertisers 20 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidate for offices Of every description
To be charged the % tl 90 Tor each ia the
Daily and f7n the Daily and weekly the same % BE- IN
ell eases, paid in advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
AGENTS WANTED.

cHA A MONTH"; wAnt Agents ererywheie
S III at 80 mouth, expenses paid, 70 sell Fiy,ee.
l.tieis. the best selling ever eSsred Pull particular,
yree. Address, OTIS 7. 0AREr,
revls-erwsn Bctsso-c Mare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-22
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL
S0ujh New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY. FLAMING
IL ard Flocrir< Mi
Havingccm2leted nv Factory. I am prepared "a fuf-
uisb Doors sash. Blinds. Door snd " uldas Frames.
Noldlug Hfackets. Dressed fambeT.
boarding aud other manufactured Gumher pertaining fo
building a. e. reasonable rates A. any oher nanufac.
r the city
Havirg oa hand arg- sfock % thoroughly seasoned
River Pns Lumter an eushlet 20 warrant - nan
ufscfure-
Orders Tor working aocriug. dressing Snt plaaing
amber PTeuTtly attended C
ost2s am WARREN TATs