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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

The Bo,ton Advertiser has dischsrred
sobscriber Cor s.king II ne heads q tbs
Freednens Bureau nay not BE- called bu-
resu nobs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

MuE AID Wares. A poet % southern
prociisiiie.. spending the bot season in
Monfrsai. either on account Of the state n
fhc thsrnoa1ets p. or of ths rei.sllion OF ihe
Uanei STATES. has caused o. be printed in
ibe columns oi re Gszsue in that cifv.
Some touching snd iscbrymose sanzss. IN
-hich the foliosng lacteal ard squeus fr-
urc gives 90 locsi habitafion and q naais %
io ihe airy nothiugs- ia this Virginian's
bran
wifh rr.rf 60 80 sol f-sp
lr1as sherf 90 laalaiains - 80 ~ -
lo shere unr Fa.tsss sfr.p y 81.
fram fssiaanai fo 80 -e.sfrs ehsfs
fron Ohra ta ~ oc~sa's auaia.
We NirEiaasas 90 sad -~~p"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

An amusing htiie episode recently oecur-
ci ia a railroad car iu England shortly
afer fhe tram bad lei, the depot. aad Old
iaiy jumped up and adires,-.l Ecniiernta
sealed behind her. 18th " lios dare voos
Whatare you az TIE astoaishei gentle
mao rtpiiri that BE- htl done noih.ng. TIE
lady agaiH seated l.rrseif. Bot ~ q is- mo
nnents aro-e. fsll of rage snl terror. aai de-
clared her nrighhor 80 william an,i
ou srrislnr ai the neKt sisiion "a aboat io
have hin arrested. sheu luckiiy. tbe cause
of her Egifafion "a disoovsrcd--in tbe
slspc oi q goose. vhich. piacei ia q ba.ket
under the seat occupiel By th- isig. hai
daring tle voyage. sun8.ed itseh by peek-
in- ai irr BE- Dnierstaniings TIE ii.cov-
erg oi the criminal created great aughter
aa1oug che pssseagcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10

TERu>-O-- DoT-r 80 ~, C.ut. -
yea. - stssaosi TIE Dvii-rs p, n-ui D.. %
.ysi.
~ ". Fs'tens,u z Co. 10 Stats - Be-
tee ssd ~ Na-s.s -. Ns- ' "a and = a.
Me-. tpuft = bu-taa. ars authofta~sl sxraf.
Joh fNiNilNs of ssefF t~-cttIttsa s-.ti,
sNr-ufrt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
Alabama Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26,-At Montgomery an
ordinance declaring the act of secession null and
void unanimously adopted by the Alabama
Stats Convention to-day, after having been de-
bated the entire day.
WASHINGTON. Sept GA special dispatch to
to the Chronicle dated Montgomery. Ala. Sept
25th. says:
No vote has been taken concerning the subject
OF the State debt |, has been referred to a
committee, who will report on il in day or two
Everything is going on mos; satisfactorily for
the cause of the Union.
NEW YoRK, Sept 26-The Times special
dated at Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 25, says: There
has been great excitement in the Convention,
and spirited speeches made between the straight
OUT Union men on one ride. and the conservative
men and seeessionists on she other, on the sab
jecs Of secession. occssioned by the two reports
The majority report declared the SO called orci-
nancc OF secession 10 have been wholly unauthor
lied. and thatit vas and is null and void. The
minority report was laid upon the table by q vote
OF 6s to 70 The minority party then amended
by calling the act OF secession extra consLtu-
tional, which was carried BY vote of 6S TO 80
The majority report party subsequently, viewed
this as the spripging of new mine upon them
by the minority patty, and All exciting discussion
took place, when the amendment was Withdrawn
The minority party then offered an amendmen,
declaring the ordnance OF secession unconstitu
tiOnal, which was voted down by a majority oil
IS to "a. The majority report, originally re
ported. va, then adopted by a unanimous vote o
90, and the ordinance of secession sas declared
null and void
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
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A RENEFACTRESS.

There is woman IN the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. IN mind, with the "fsn
kee,"' Qusck," and -Humbug" But II Is longer.
and desire 10 her name from all such piciorA
associations IN all other minds. Whatever notions
my have 81 wymsny deiicacy and proprety, We will
al admit that woman alone i the curse-the good
Nurs~-the best Nurse. Nheiher shall have Female
Physicians not, i question which be decided
by time and principle. aud not matter offHste. Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for There j. really want. there will also be
supply; If there be n calling" there will be a coming.
Nature and human society always sef-supplying.
and though Art and Fashion may binder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does she prescribe q regimen for yocr wives; bot
be modesiy appears messenger Of health and hap
piness TO your infants IL the cradle ls there anything
improp~r ia tbaf' Nurse Of go years. experience
can boldly say what Is or IL not good for babe snd
ought TO be listened to- God her on her humble
and happy mission. she f. the successful phys-
clan and mos efectral benefactress little
enjoy her dotng parents excepted. Just open
the door for hsr. and Mrs wnsow will prov the
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery OF this
sure, that we eil teach eur "susy" to say "A
Blessing Mrs win-lo~"-fOr helping Der survive
and escape the gripping, co,ckng and teething siege.
We conhrm every word forth IN the pro-pectas.
performs precisely what IL processes perform every
part OF it-noth.ng ess-AsEy with your Cordial, !"
"Paroeorc," "Drops, 4" "Landanum." and every oher
'sarcotic by which the babeis dragged stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotc FOR lite.
We have Mrs. wsnslow-kzew Der only
through the preparation OF her Soothing Syrup for
nsks her, che Is physical savior 10 the infsntrses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

administered spiritual consolation perhaps e
I 500 TO 1000, perhaps not 90 many. II
Mr. Baker said be undsrstood these too wn
nesses had made eiertions to visit Capt, wrr. Of
bis spiritual advisers. but they could not eotair
psrmission 10 do 90, until they bad tesli6ed q
witnesses He noe desired they be furnishes
with certificates that they have testified.
The Court-We have nothing TO do with that
IL was done by the officer Of the prison. unds
an arrangement With the Secretary OF War
therefore the application Of counsel was super
huous.
Mr.. Bsker--Ths Secretary of War said b,
would give The per nsson.
The Court-Tbn 10 for the Secretary Of War
and not for the Court. to say.
Colonel Fawnsr, OF the First Regiment Georgii
Reserves, testified that under orders from Gen
Cobb, he went TO Andsrsopville on the 9Th o
May, 1864, aud remained there until the middl,
OF September AT first the guard did not nun
Der over 300 or 300. but IL was increased Until
there were 200 or ] 500 men; their arms weT,
poor, the greater part being aint ard steel locks
Capt. Wirz could not punish or reward guards
for ANYTHING they had done: he could grant iur
loughs Only when be might be temporarily acting
az oommandant Of the post Witness nevs
heard, while no Was In command. OF furlough
being given TO guard for shooting q Unior
prisoner.
Question by Mr.. Bakcr-Did Capt. Wirz eve
apply to you to have . furlough given 70 an,
gaard for shooting Union prisoner
The Judge Advocate objected TO the question
The Court sustained objection as raised b,
the Judge Advocate.
Questionable ever guard apply to you for
furlougb on the ground of shooting UnioT
prisoncrf
Aus do not know of any such application
upon that ground. Witness said Turner. tn,
owner OF the dogs, which had been alluded to
belonged to his regiment. This man in Jull
was commanded by Geseral Winder to report e
him. which he did, and Winder ordered him to
procure a pack OF dogs. These dogs were en-
ployed TO hunt Cohfedcrates as we'll as Union de-
serters. The sentences OF Confederstes by Cour
martial were digging up stumps and ball anC
chain II Capt WirE had kicked, shot or NAL
treated Union prisoners it Is probable he shoulC
have heard of t. He frequently made requis
tons on the Quartermssier for tools but VA
unable to obtain them. There was great dea
grumbng among the Confederate troops abou
ratl0ns. aud desertions occurred from that cause
Wirz was sick lsst summer near A ndersonville
and was absent some weeks from the post; tina
was in August: witness frequently heard whip
ping in the stocksde at night, and from the.sount
OF the lcks and screaming knew that fighting
going on; this was the time the raiders 81
much disturbed the camp; elk OF the latter wert
hanged, Wirz having previously turned then
over 70 jury of Union prisoners who founC
them guilty. The Court here adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
Eh. Robbery of the Concord Bank

Bosros. Sept. 26.-The following is a sched-
ue OF the property stolen from the Concord,
Mass, National Bank. yesterday, as far as as
certaned U. g. 500 bonds, $27 GOO: Regis
tered bonds. $40 1000; U. 5. 6's Of 1881, S9l 900:
U S. $40 notes, $25 900: L. S. lO-40 bonds,
$4,000; Compound Interest notes. 81, 200; Con
cord bills. $1,000: Rhode Island State bonds
$l40.0 200; Maine State bonds. $l9 900; Vermont
State bonds S., 900; total. Sass 900.
The Directors of the bank have offered re-
ward of $40, 900 for the detection of the robber.
and the recovery Of the stolen funds.
The capital stock of thu bank is 500 900.
Geo. Hayward. Esq is President. and John n
Creny, Eco, Cashier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

POLICE MArTFRs -Yesterday was bully day
at the Police Court. no less than nineteen male
and female prostitutes we're before His Honor.
paying to the school fund and the city officers
and police, the nice little sum OF S295 Co.
money obtained by shame.
Mollie Green aud Cal FEATHER, each paid
t2y 10 for keeping houses OF III fame. and Belle
Anderson. Lizzie Rverheart. Carrie White.
Jenny Crawford, Mollie Morris, Annie Williams,
Fannie Stewart, Mamie Cruudall. CLARA Simple,
Carrie Mason. Gerlie Mason. Lizzie Woods
Alice W Gods James Smith James NJ Wiggins
and W H. Thurston. each paid Sl4 70 for oc.
cupying and visiting these houses, while poor
Hattie Steel was cent TO Jail for thirty days, not
having the money TO liquidste
+ ID. johnson paid 50 40. while " IN Resin.
James Youart. John II Randall and Patrick
Finn were sent up for ten days for into1icalion
Vim ResRin. for disturbing the peace WAS
fined $40 10. and Smith paid 81 80 for Oh
structing gutter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
steamer sunk-Burelary.

Troy. N. Y, Sep, 26.-The steamship Van
Wrinkle, when opposite the ferrysip this MORT
ing. struck. it 10 supposed, aquantity of iron re-.
ported 70 have been sunk there. and stove a
hole in her hull She succeeded ir reaching her
dock and sll the passengers and baggage landed
before sae sank She ia nov submerged to heg
dsvits Another steamer will tske her place.
The store OF Freeman L Son, at Salem, Wssh-
ington county, vas burgisriossly entered las,
night aud the safe door blswn of through III,
building into The street. and some 81 ZOO in
money stolen, together with bonds. mortgages
&c, TO a considerable amount. The thief. with
all the property, was captured this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
FROM south Carolina.

NEW YonK. Sept. 25.- The steamer Alham-
bra brings Charleston dates to the 23d.
Gov Perry has issued s proclamation ordering
commanders OF sub-d districts and ali officers .erv
ing within the military district Of Charleston. e
assist in organizing . military force as ho m,
police, to act Suder orders Of the district anC
sub district commanders oil the United State.
troops. for the preservation of order and arrest
oil lauless characters. Each member of thi
militi. force is required to take the oath of ale
glance to the United States, aud shall bear a
good character.
The South Carolina Convention has refused tC
allow negroes to form psrt OF ,he basis of rep,
resentation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27


AorArfc The renowned Professor Rhodius
By special request OF the dstinguished strangers
In the city. gave an exhibition OF bic swimming
the Governor Morton was moored near Deey
Hole. charming place for aquatic: exhibitions,
snd the pupils ~efe arsysd In the Georgia Coz
tune They numbered about twenty. aud We
should like TO mention them ell ia detail, bot
can only remember the following: Asssrs. ID
Meet. Dan Dancan Wm Allen. Hugb Desell.
CT. Busterfsld. Me-. Thompson. Root. Meek.
Col Wilson and Capt Pierson. some OF these
gentlemen had only taken one lesson. and mol
Que more than three. but all illustrated by their
wonderful agility The science OF the Professor
Al the word OF command the class 10 succession
dove from the stern of the Gov. Morton into the
deep basin underneath and all, 40 they fose to
the surface, brought up come curiosity TO demon
strate that they had touched the bottom. After
shis feat the lau named scholar gave some re-.
mark able exhibitions on swimming. He s,rack
out like frog foated upon bic back tread
water without the use OF bic arms; dove aud com
up feet foremost, and many other sing ular antics
During this exhibition some individual not hsvin z
The fear OF the Law. Appropriated TO his use the
fine shirt of the swimmer and left in lieu hls ow
rented and diapdated garment. We are happy
to state, on the loss becoming known. that the
distinguished gentlemen present contributed a
sufficient sum to procure the sufferer one OF
Parkers best, warranted to ht. Saving this
little episode the affair Was one of the pleAsantesi
OF the season. and by special request Professor
Rhodius will give another exhibition this after
noon, exclusively for msles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
Ne.y gork uarkex.

NV YoRK, September 20.
Cotton quist and without material attention
ii Z, CASE tor niddIing.
flour steady for common grades, md closed
heavy aud l0c lover, while the better kinds were
active and lOc higher. s. 909s 10 for extra
State; s. 80 ter extra Round Hoop Ohio; So Is
ar ii IS for trade brands.
usisky steady; western 81 1892 20.
heat heavy; lS2e lower tor spring. and q
&c bester foe sn;er, which is scarce; 81 oOt9 &c
for Chicago spring and Milwaukee CLUB; 81 teG
l 7ULs Tor amber Milwaukee; 81 AZ for prime
white Michigan.
Rye quiet. Barley frn. Barley malt dull.
Corn lie lover: s50s9c for unsound. and 9O@
9II,c for sound mixed western, the latter for
hgh mixed nearly yellow and high mixed 10
store. Oats 10 tai. rtquss, q, 4s954c Tor IN
sound, and ss@59 for s1uId.
Coffee dali Sugar IN moderate request; Cuba
Muscos4de l39l31sc; box Havana 1875. Porto
Rico I4@l6c. Coffee l3@l5c. Nolasses quiet
Rice dull.
Butter active and frm ct 2s0l3e for Ohio.
and 408 SIC for State.
Cheese steady a. l29 &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRKss MoNRor, Sept. 24.-Tbe report IS
not correct that the announcement was made by
the agent Of the Associated Press at Fortress
Monroe. that JET Davis had been moved from
his cssemate
Captain J NJ Moore and assistant arrived
from Washington to-day. They are INSPECTING
the g,aveyards where eur soldiers are buried. to
arrange them properly and fence them in. Many
of these graveyards have already been arranged
and kept in an appropriate manner. Most oil
those, however. used :, the commencement OF
the war. are in = neglected state. without fences
or other arrangements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
The NextSpeakership.

New YORK Sept pa special to the Tri-
bune from Washington, the 25tb. says The
combinations for the Speakership are already
forming Mr. Colfax leads with formidable
spontaneity; Dir. Ashley, Of Ohio. has many
earnest friends: Green Clay Smith of Kentucky
is urged with Influential pertinacitv. while the
advocates of Henry J. Raymond are of all un :
doubtedly the most zsalousy operating. They
boast of their ability to swallow all toe lesser
candidates, and are over confident
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

lsY rsLSssAFs.
cincinnati RIark 81.

CIxcISsATI. September 90.
Flour and wheat unchanged and quiet. Oats
firm at l5c Rye dull at Soc.
Barley unchanged aud prices nominal; prime
new fall 81 50.
Corn quiet; sound ear 63c@65c.
Whisky ste idy. at 81 20.
Provisions buoyant.
Mess pork sold at $32 SO, but closed at 500.
Bulk meats firm. ct l6hQi6s4c for shoulders;
~ @I63xc for sides; aud holsefs asking higher
prices. Bacon. le1a @leslc for shoulders; 2Oc
offered for side 10 come out OF smoke; clean
side sold at 22c
Lard nominal, at 30c
Butter advanced TO 45G50. ard very scarce.
Eggs pc, aud in COED demand.
Llnseed oil 81 Co. Lard oil 81 25G2 30
but little in the market.
Petroleum firm, at 75Q7oc.
Cheese loOelehc.
Flax seed 81 90. Timothy seed "a
Gold 81 43Ia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
Mr. Hau's Explorations I'm the Attic

INV oaK, Se2t 26.-By a shaling vessel
which arrived sI New Loudon from the Arsic
ocsan. advice, hsve been received from Captain
c Il Hall, the explorer. who let the United
States in 1864, under she patronage .! Henry
Grinnel, Esq Mr. Hall, letters we're expressed
$50 mile. over the ice on doS-sleis 20 reach the
open sea He has obtained much valuable IL
formation in regard to the Franklin Expedition
Mr. R4Il expects 10 spesd mos, Of his time in
King Wilism's Lad AMI Oh BOsshia Felix Pc
ninsula and dssires thai vessel shall be sent in
TIE spring Of sol TO bring him home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
FOR tho State sentinel

Mr.. EDIroR:-ln the procession to dev ON the
reception of General Grant, | saw one Kimball
lawyer. riding conspicuously in one OF the
backs provided by the City Council Now. ]
would like 20 ask you, as you are Supposed to
know everything, who invited him 10 a seat IN
that carriage, aid whether he was airing his new
hat at his own expense. or at the expense of a
TAx-PaYYR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
From savannah.

NEW York. Sept 26.-The steamer Peril
brings Savannah dates to the ODD. The Herald
savs: The police have instructions to arrest all
colored persons fourd in the streets after nine
O'Clock at night, unless they have paper. from
their employers. stating the hour they are limited
to pass. The police are very vigiant in the s.
charge o. their duties; a number Of burg ares
aud ro5beries are announced. neverthelesf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

I'VE .1vertlserseBt IN yeur columns Of ME-.
wINsION's SOOTHING sYkIF Nov, ve never sssA
avort In favor Of paseBi medicine before IN Cur lie
but feel Compelled say readers that THE %
huzbnx-ve have tired II, and kno~ q - Be ell II
claims Its probably o. the mot successful usd-
cines 81 the day, because u l. one Of the best Asl
thoss Of yocr readers rho have babies cant Do esssss
than lag IN supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
rhe Charge. sga,n,t uayor Gunther

ALBANY, Sept 26, 2:30 p. NJ The executive
committee appointed to investigate the charges
against Mayor Gunther and others, have taken q
recess until 4P NJ. Little has been done other
than the reading Of the charges and the answers
thereto, most of which have been already pub
lished. Judge Emmst said the answers OF the
Mayor entirely cleared that official from oil ac-
tuaI official misconduct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

To rue Lovers OF NArURr The largest
and most beautiful assortment of marine shells
and curiosites ever witnessed ia this city, i. now
on exhibition st the store OF \ L. Hunt & Co
No. 50 L. Washington street. They are selling
at auction without any reserve and a rare chance
is offered Sales this day at 10 4 NJ aud : p
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

APOLOGY ACCEPTED The President OF the
Gas Company informs that the re,son the gas
ackered and went out the other night. Was that
both the dsy and night supcrint sndents were sick
in bed. and there was person to- zee that the
pressure was put Oh at the works On learning
the fact. the day superintendent crs~Ied out of
bed and put on the pressure. when the remedy
was repaired The President assures US that this
will DO looked To in the future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

IA One great reason Why building mechanics
are scarce here il the high prices OF rent and
living They re, more wages here than in any
western town or city. but they cannot live so well
here, or as cheap. as in thousand other places ;
their wages do not procure them "a many com
foris here as in other places. This is one OF the
secrets OF the scarcity of mechanics
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

The foll0uing 10 al extract from letter vdttss ~
the Rev. = Holm, pastor Of the Pi~uepout sre>s
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, y. T.. 70 the Journal sad
Messenger, Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes fsvos
Of that Eoric-renovn~d ra~1fcf->. Hks f~sIOWsD
ooTHISG sIkuP. FOR cHiLDREs TEkrHIxo:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
pc.,n .r Csp. ssiver.

BALrlsosI. Sept, 20 Brig Gea. Rivers. for
merly OF the Tsnth Maryland Battery. and sta
sioned at Morshesj Cisy. disd there & few days
since His body reached here to-day. and will
be sent to hi, family in Michigan. Gen. Rivers
entsrez ths service as Fist Lisntensnt in the
New York Fire Zouaves
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
indictments Against Gems. Paime
aud HriAbiue

LorIsyILLE, Sept. 26-The Union Press an
nouncss the indic.men, of Major Gen. Palmer
and Bsigsdier General Brisbins for abdueting
slaves aud otherwise interfering with the slave
laws oil kentucky, and suggest. that as the
Pres dent uphold. the gentlemen be should By
all means be indicted by one or oar enlightened
and patriotic Grand Junss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

az Mr. Gilmartin. travelling agent of the
New York Freemans Journal, ia 10 this city,
stopping at the Sherman House Mr.. G. wilrs
main IN this city to-day and Tomorrow, and we
suggest that his visit will afford an excellent op-
por,unty for all to subscribe 10 that able paper.
thar desire 10 do so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
SPECIAL CAUTION.

The great popularity Of Mrs. Nnsows SeosAino
syrap. for children teefking. has induced snprncps1
persons o up be uret Tor The
pose in sdvertisDx which they have not ouiy espeo
our Advertisements and notices IRON The press. bst ksve
copied certificates ans letters ffo0 elergynee en1
sshsrs anlxfnz 20 genuine csrtf1ca>re-
Beware I'LL inifst UH-feD4voD-i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

DO MOI LsI YOUR PREJUDICE sIAnDBETHfKu
your suffering child and the relief that all Be absolrss-
IL follow the u MRS WlssLOw's sOoIb-
ING SYRUP scidity Of the stomach reiievse
snd choc. regulates the bowels. softees tie guD1.
zivssrestte he mother and health 20 theehilcs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

NorE THE CuASeE-J a. ComiugoTs & Co.
have bought OF Clark. johnson Co the old
and established Retail Boot and Shoe House, a,
II " est Washington street. Ninnesge l. Jones
old stand, aud now receiving large stock
fine goods for city trade 23-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27
Rest, Health and Comfort 20
Mother and Child.

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehlidrss
teething softens the reduces tnrsm atlon, al
LAYS all pain, and wind cholic. Perfectly safe
all cases. We would say 70 every mother ~bo has Q
suffering child do let your prejudice the prsu
dices Of Others stand between you and your suerrg
child and the relief that viii be sureyes, absolutely
surs-te follow the Of tbis medicine itipey ussl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-27

s5 IL msy be a matter OF Interest 30 our
patrons in the north and northeast point of the
city. d know that the "Captll Drug Store, Oh
the corner OF Massachusetts, avenue and Vei-
mont street. is very desirable place to purchase
their medicines. 25-6