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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
Wolf Creek and Buck Run
OIL COMPANY,

The underlined is authorized to receive sub
scriptions 10 the Capital Stock Of the
Wolf Creek and Buck Run Oil 60.
This is 8 Company beipg organized in Pitts
buTgh for the purpose OF carrying on the OIL Bus
ine 8. The names Of the following well-known
parties in Pittsburgh, who have ell esdy taken
nearly $50 600 Of the Stock, guarantees Of the
soundness Of tbs Company and the value Of the Oil
Territory belonging to IL, viz:
Isaac n Ptn1oek, Wm Bagaley,
Benz Bak' we'll, Lsech, il.
Chas W Riekstson, Ohas " Bachelor,
Km MeKpighf, MOE T renny,
VIM AHderson, Gen Jas Ntgley,
Joseph Brown, Il wilkins,
Col David Campbell, b L Harrington,
Geo Long & CO, Well,
JW COok, Nathh B Hogg,
Tho Lands Of this Company lie in the center o
fhe Lubricating Oil District Of Ohio, between the
Muskingu1n River and Federal Greek, and near
McOonnelIsviIle There are three tracts, with &
to1r area Of about
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

ERIC AN LEG
AThis is the best Artificial Leg
ever Patented. for DTRABnITT,
EIEPEIorTT and ACTIVITY. Gov
arnment has adopted this Leg into
the Army and Navy. This is q
rseunmendstion to the Limb, q
GoEernmsnt gives 70 the Soldier
none bat the best.
Send for q Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG CO.,
AtWatsF Builain->
fsbS:8W OlgYelAEy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
TOF BOrIng md WOrting OII EelIs,
BLAHDfs' P0RTABLE Steam saw Muls

BLAADfS PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Aao Etrctly portable; no brick or mA'onry In set.
ting. Warranted te cut from to 1000 ct lEn-
CirouIars sent to any address. For prices, do
seHption1, &C., addrehs the Manufacturer.
III. 4 +. BLAEDY.
RIsndyE' stsam Engine Works, ZanssviIIs, or
BlsndJs' Newark Machine Works, Newark, o,
LEEHBURO, UBion Co., Pa, June 50, 1854.
In the lat thTse months, (WorfinR i've
dryS week. we have cut ve hndred and fsgesls- fee
th0Htasd feet Of white oak on onr Handy Bill
In June, $4,000 fest. The lumb-r iE pronounced
IN that city this summer. The Blapdy Engine has
done WELL and can now say IT is perfect uu seesI
Yesterday, the 18th June, ve cut 600 feet Of oak
JAMEs c. MCCLURE.
WILNoRz Cambria Co, Pa. Nay 2, 1854.
have sawed on my BIandy EIfEl
MILLION hundred amd tty thousand fset ofIuu.
ber In the last seven months, which includts the
winter months, often working only seven hours q
oayi and wholly troEs cut part OF the time. This
4 more lumbsr than any single Mi has cut In the
In the same time, within hundred miea Of this
place. Ifeb2019ll WIZ. r. RUGHEs.
DIANO sPREADS-Brown, Green.
4 and Maroon Emeroldsrsd PIaJo Spreads, just
opened. TAYLOR, GRIsWoL6 40,
Isozl III Superior street.
7 AIDES CLOTHS AND FINE
prices. opened this day. }. g. DEN1TT CO.,
fsb2o land IL Public Square.
DATENT CRINoLINE SKIRT
L TssingI, In different color, inst received.
J. b. DEWITT co,
fsb.O land Il Public sauATs.
NENTLKMEN's SPRING OVER
OO0ATS-An invoice Of very handsome goods,
af low figures. J.H. DEWITT CO.,
fsb90 land II Public Square.
HUNTINGTON BROTHERS,
Commission Merchants,
For the Sale and PurebAls Of
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
DRIED FRUITS, AID
GRASS SEEDS,
No. las South Water seeot,
CHICAGO, ILLNo1s.
ordsrI solicited and promptly s1sOuted. feb2OISl
WHITE SHETLAND YEILS-Also
w Lace Wells in great variety, now opening By
1eb2o !. BALDWIN co.
DKARL AND JET BUTTONs-sU-
L perb ltJlsS Peirl, Jet, Steel and French Horn
isSS0 ''' E.1. BALDWIN CO.
FLEGANT ANTIQUE sILKs-Also
II Rspred and POult de Sole, in very rich shades
for Gtrset and evening dresses, now opening By
feb20 Z. L BALDWIN Z co.
OUILLED COLLAEs-In Variety
lsbao E. L BALDWIN 90.
OHETLAND sHAWLS-IN BLACK,
HRhits and COlors, new on exhibition at
fsb20 22s and go Superior Itrset.
Wolf Creek and Buck Run
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$50 ACRES.

An held by the Company in FEE SIMPLE.
1.-THE "WALPoLE" TRACT,
Consisting Of 90 sores on Buck Ran, abont IL
miles above the Union Bubrie Cos lands. 4
vein Of Oil has been developed on this tract ct 3
depth Of 100 feet.
9.-THE "KENT" TRACT,
Also on Buck Run, q of q mile from the Great
house Wells, and one mile above the Union Lubric
Company. The Oil in this tract has been deYel-
opod in two wells.
a.-THK CELEBRATED. It SAILOR" FARM,
Containing about 70 acres, situated on Little Wolf
Greek, between Buck Run and the Muskngum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
leased to LeWollyn 8 Co., of New York, who have
aweil on it producing oil Of superior quality.
Lswellyn Co. are now sinking deeper. One
fourth Of their oil belongs 20 the Wolf Creek and
Buck Run OIL Co.
The oAPTrAL SFocK Of the Wolf Creek and
Buok Run ell co. Is 500, 600, more than
$4,000 worth Of which il already taken. The
SHARES are 81 each.
One-sourth Of the whole capital (s25, ,OO0) is re-
tainsd e. . working fund.
Books for subscription TO the Stock of the above
Company may be found at my Office, 81 TO 81
River street, Cleveland.
The affairs Of this Company will be in the hands
sg business men, who will rapidly push forward
the work Of developing and vending Oil.
fsbls.lq1 MORRISON FOSTER.
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II u A n d 7 s
PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AID
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.

gLAKDrs PGTEHT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
Prom to 90 Horne Power. Strictly portable -
zach Engine II ons piece No brick or masonry in
setting. Adapted for all purposes. The very best
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

The Worlds Washington special says
Arsspite was granted to Beall, the Lake
Erie pirate, by the President, on account
of q petition signed by the Republican
members of Congress-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Mill BURST The steam saw mill. near Da-
vis' Ferry. on White river, owned By Jesse A.
Mitchell, caught FIRE from a spark. on Monday
morning, and was burnt to the ground. Loss,
$4,000 or 5 5000, without insurance Bedford
Independent.
FIRE IN ORANGE COUNTY A few days ago the
barn add stables attached TO the French Lick
Springs property were destroyed by fire. in ad-
ditioE TO the buildings, a horse, buggy, aud con-
siderable provsnder we're burned. The loss TO
DR.. Ryan. the proprietor, was about $1,000
A Ledger.
CoES CRsr-A number Of farmers have in-
formed Us that they have never raised better corn
crops than those lust abont 10 be cut. The ears
are large. the grains completely set. and the sea
son has been admirably adapted 10 ripening and
curing. In view Of the fact that our wheat croT
was. to great extent, a failure, this redundancy
OF maize is dOubly acceptable Bedford hide
pendent.
A GRAND HuNr-TwKLyE DEER IN FoUE
DAYs-A party consisting OF n Charlie arc
Jesse Watson, jacob and Chris Gish, Asa Por.
ter, Of Jasper county, and Charley Speer. of Hi
nois, participated last week in a four days hunt
which in character and results well reminded th'
old settlers OF early times on the abash. The,
left Bradford on the l.. n. A 4 6 r X and
pushing direct Tor the belt 0! timber, Twelve mile
west, camped in the open air. and had a CRANE
hunt in the old fashioned Style. But one maj
in The party was uuder 6fty years of age. an
well experienced in the use of the rife aud sho
gun, the game was in their hands They kiileC
and brought home = round dozen of deer. beside
other game in abundance. This is the best hun
on record, since the old Indian trader, who's
name we hs We forgotten. killed seven bucks in
single day, near Davis Ferrv a few miles abOy
this city.-Lafayette Courier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Ga the 10th OF August. 1856. at the solicita-
ton Of some Of the prominent Democrats OF our
State. We became editor aud part proprietor OF
the Sentinel. We accepted the position relucG
antly at the time. and there has never been a d,y
since we have been connected with the Office but
What We would willingly have retired. upon re-
ceiving the value OF our interes, in the est,olish
ment. When we took possession OF the Office
we found ourselves in a thoroughly bankrupt es-
,ahli.hment. upon It's las. legs, IN deot to every
BODY. without credit or resources. We worker
through the canvass OF that year under such CIR
eumstAnees. footing up each week The dehcien-
sies. In April, 1857. just as We had atted up a
pew Office, with every convenience Tor Carrying
on the business. BY the bursting OF a boiler, al ons
fell swoop, !, vas destroyed. bury'ng some si0.-
ooo in The ruins. We mention these iAots 10 show
some of tie eiahculues which oeses Us on our
frst connection with the paper. Then the duties
which devolved upon US were eIhausung. 10
addition to other cares, for FIVE yesrs We had
the supervision of the financial affairs OF the Of
fee. Then as TO our editorial l4bors: For nine
years We have bad no assistance except 4 local
editor. Daily we have read from 6fsy 10 seventy
I've exchanges, made tae selections Gnd news
itsns. wrote locals. puts aud advert ssmsnrs;
prepared the commercial articles received yisi-
tors fron all parts of tbs State. and the Journalist,
who has hsd this experience viii we'll under
stand how such a daily routine fitted US to pre-
pare leading editorial articles. During all this
time scarcely were We ever ia bed before mid
night, often late 10 the morning. and but very
fe~ papers have gone to pres. without our super
vision. We make this reference 10 our daily
routine TO explain 10 some ~grumoler one reason
shy The Senunel has not been all il nigh. have
been. IL they had given i. a generous support
And in this connection we will add that sam.
Dsnocrsts. during a part Of the time. did no,
even subscribe or advertise IN tie paper tor fear
Of To- sring their business. although they approved
Of It's conduct.
When we undertook the Conduct of the Sent.
ne Ne determined that IL should Do tue repre.
sentative OF the party. not Of the interest of arr
f.es!es clique or isdividasl. THE resolution We
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
PRACTICAL NATTER.
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.

TUNHR Subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter, an,
FOR more than twenty year. associated with ths
leaders OF Fashion, and now Proprietor of the Indian
apo is Hat Mandatory, being fstterinsly encouraged
10y the liberal patronage OF an spprecisthg public, has
in the spirit aud pride of honorable competition agaIns
East IN productions IN his art, resolved upo q renewed
and more Efficient effort - produce a no ne made fashion
able head dress which shall be strictly in keeping win
all the new improvement ., and fully Up 10 the spirit @
the progressive age ve live In.
This season be has introduced, IN addition 70 the Gents
and Young Gents Fall ) yles OF Fashionable Hats, al
the standard style Of trade renown, ssiollo~s:
No l-Gents' Fall Style for 1895.
No. Ply mig Gents Fall S lie fer 1863.
No. B. Cent Broadway Standard. Bell style.
No. New YORK STANDARD, straigh, style.
Ne. 5-The Medium Union, Standard style
No. 6-The Paris standard, Bell style.
No. The Paris s andsrd, D'0rsay style.
Noe-The Paris Standard, Yeoman style
70. s-The Friends Standard, Stra ght style.
No. le-The Friends Standard, Bell style.
No. If-Lsdses' silk Hat, Fan styles fer 1885.
His standard styles are rare productions ofintellect and
skill, ingeniously blending all the nice po nts ofthe severs
styles ttechnicaiiv) in original styles, unique and 90
'auIless in eombinau - that by the mere width and
shaping o. the bdm, with suitable curl. will make then
suit tbs fansy Of the most fastidious gentleman, or tbs
Judicious taste Of the plain and neatly dressed honest
yeonsD. The above named styles are all homemade
productions, and unsurpassed for quality Of material and
elegance Of finish. which material i enhanced In value
by the DaOdus operdndi of manipulation. in the hand
Of legitimate 4 alters, scientifically skiilrd In The prscti-
cal execution OF his difficult art. With these facilties q,
bis command, be is now prepared 10 produce a home
gSnee. Combining genius with science, neatne.s with
style, beauty with quality. ~lghfness with durability, elas-
tcfiy with strength, ant a perec, model mould ~. soft
and az eeable 10 he head OF he wesr-r.
Gents SILK Hats altered to the Fall style.
Gents six Hats alteres 10 Ladies' Fash enable Styles.
W. P. BROWN, Practical Halter,
No. - Kentueky Aveaue, indianapolis, Ind.
octls-t3wtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
40 Brick PomerOyals" An Inlucky
Dutchman.
From the La Crosse Democrst.l

From the La Crosse Democrat
Hillhicker Snicksnacker, a Teuronic vendsr Of
sour-kraut, wooden combs, crude cabbage, striped
mittens, cotton suspenders and such " fiddle
dings," with true patriotic zeal left his home in
La Crosse at the the commencement Of the war,
and enlisted az a slop grocery keeper behind the
suffers tent, on the Potomac. When be went
away il was with the intention of making some
monish, if il took all summer and nobly did he
fight ii out on his line. How be done il is best told
as be told il 10 US on his return, last week:
you see. Mr. Bumroy, der trum beets, ind
der call coOms TO go to wars NIT arms. lse be
patriotic so much as General Washburn. or
Sheneral Curtiss, or Sheneral Bangs. or any dem
Sheneral what lives TO com home great men.
So | puys some fiddle tings. and gets some bspers
FROM the War Committee and goes N { ter poys
ter be patriots and sell som fiddle dings and
make some monish. | kiss my flow five, nine
teen dimes. uDd goes NIT de war | goes to
ShambersbuTg and makes much monish. Un
day | poke my window Oul uu mine head u hear
ter serenade, and dink OF Something's, when see
Sht0newall Shackson init his droops und der pig
brass band coming down ter street playing like
ter tyful on der brass band.
Who's pin here since Ish pin gone'"
Dat Sthouewall Shackson is ter tyfll nit fight
ms, ind | puts my mouish in mine bocket and
mine little bibers In mine bag. und | goes so
quick as never was to Gettysburg Und dere |
opens some more shore und sells some more
fiddle dings. And un day | hears men IN der
horseback riding down dar sthreet like dunder.
und den | pokes der winder under mine mead and
looks myself up der sthreet. und dere goomes
dat ty6l. Sheneral Sthonewsll Shsckson, playing
dat same older tune as | heard before.
who's pin here since Ish pin gOnes"
Den l makes mine monish goomes inter mine
booklets, und makes mine bag goome inter mine
papers, ind butte mine sign on ter pig store on
der corner, SO i loses more goods as / had not
got, md dings | 20 10 Wisconsin to see mine
time as never wash.
Den | goomes home, and knoks und der door,
and my wow she make talk and tell me Whose
dar&
Den ! say "Hilldicker Snicksnacker," und she
knows dat is mine name, and she make herself
gooms out OF ter house, and give me nine, seven
times kiss on mine face SO good as never wash
Den, Mr.. Bumroy, / looks nit mine eyes, und
| sees some dings! And 50 | ask mine vrow if
shes been married since / 20 oil to be y patriot,
und If she be no got married, Why she makes so
much grow. when | DO gone NIT the warsf und |
gets mad a. tyfl, und den | inks of dat tamn
Sheneral Sthonewall Shsckson und his pig brass
pand, und l sings:
who's pin here since Ish pin gouaf'
IND now, NJ. Bumroy, somepody makes
trouble init me. for Ish been gone two years, und
| know some dings. und | goes pack nit ter war
und | sings dat tam Sthonewall Schackson song
all ter way
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

sE General John Cochrane, Of New York, i.
reported by the Montreal correspondent of La
Cansdien to have called. With several rebel refu-
gees. upon JEFF Davis daughter, who is a pupil
IN the Convent of the Sacred Heart, at Sault au
heeollets, telling her that che was a friend oil
the Southern cause. although circumstance con-
strained him to fight in the ranks of It's enemies. .
he child, who Ia about nine years old, replied
81 shall believe that you are one Of the friends oil
our cause when you shall have obtained the re
lease of my father" The Canadian witness oil
this interview represents that General Cochrano
was deeply moved, and promised the child 10 use
al his influence in behalf Of her father.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ Remains OF the Tower of Babel, says Ga
liguaui. still exist, and are visible from a very
great distance. Each side OF tie quadrangular
basis measures 60 hundred yards in length. aud
the brick Of whit 4 it was composed are Of the
prFest white clny, with a very slight brovnish
TINT The bricks before taken were covered with
characters traced in a clear and regular style.
The bitumen which served for eement was de-
rived from a %fountfiu which still exists near the
tower. and which aows with such abundance that
II soon forms a stream. snd would Invade the
neigh5oring river did no, the natives from time
to time set fire to the stream Of oitumen-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
Etheridgc's AcUuittal.

Emerson Etheridge has been acquitted Of
whatever il was that was laid to his charge. We
are heartily glad Of it. Etheridge is a sorehead
aud a Copperhead, with a genius for trailing &C.
cushions but he has done nothing deserving
OF conviction and punishment. Henceforth, We
trust, our military satraps will curb their propen.
sity To play fantastic tricks" and let Copper
heads cay what they please. They will feel
better for il, while the Republic will not be i'm
periled. The crisis is past and arbitrary arrests
OF civilians are lor should be- played out.-N.
Y. Tribune.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

born; better that = milestone be hanged about bis
neck aod be Cas-, iDto the depths Of the sea, than
that be should do this thing" We sbbor very
properly a Jefferson D.vis and = Booth. but 9
deeper and more dreadful execrstion vii settle
upon that mans name IL be shall sacrifice Us a.
bic policy nov evidently aims to do. Why. If /
we're a white man. after this YER. | should blush
70 my bones TO look = black man in the face and
deny him the right Of suffrage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

81 L. 5 Judge S~n,lley. OF the Ds,ricI
Count :or Vermont, recently pronounced uncou-
sIlIutcnal that section of the act OF March ],
1903. authorizing the suspension of the hAbeas
cofpus and regulating arbitrary arrests, which pre-
scroes hat al order or authorization from the
President shall shield Any OF his subordinates
from punishment for any act which that order
shall cover or direct We don't usually give
much weight TO the plea OF unconstitutionality
but, II anything can ee unconstitutional, We
should thiuk This section must he-N. 7.
Tribune.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

- Artemus Ward" it Is reported. has re-
Gently mad 5000 600 gold. not greenbaeks) left
him by a rich old uncle In London We don't
know whether this is one OF bis jokes, or a joke
actually played on him; if the latter. IL Is GER
tAinly a good one. We don't think he ever made
A better.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
WAR A
A LL KINDS on M[LITARY BuslNRss rRAN,

A LII n OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTED. All classes Of War Claims correctl,
Soldiers and Officers, who, from defective rolls o.
other causes, have not obtained full Pay and Bounty car
obtain the same from the Treasury Department throagl
Pay, Bounty and Pensions for Soldiers, Officers OF
their Legal Heirs, IL entitled.
Pay for Hors 5 lost in battle, on picket, or in the line
Of duty, under orders.
All damages by Troops OF By Military Orders; every
class Of claim founded in law. justice, or equity, Sc.
cured.
Unpaid County aud Township Bounty collected
Citizens Of Indiana holding Military claims, soldisrs
and Officers OF the Morgan raid, can obtain their pay.
Business before the State Military Auditing COMMITTEES
or loss or use of property, subssting, Transporting or
recruiting men, will be attended to promptly.
Officers Back Pay for Servants Wages obtained. (Os.
Ulcers will call OF correspond, and find II to their interest
TO do so)
Commuiatson Of Rations for Prisoners Of War. or men
on Through. speedily obtained. Errors on rolls corrected
for men wrongfully charged and tried for desertion, or
sbSencn without leave.
Civil and Military Collections made In all Counties Of
the State by Travelling Agents.
Ofcers' Settlements and Returns made out on fair
terms, and certificates obtained with dispatch from the
Departments.
NJ JOAN r. DURrELD, formerly Of the Second
Indiana Cavalry, is attached to this enice, who
has been for two years In this business Of onicers' Re-
turns and settlements, and is thoroughly posted In every
question.
An Veteran omee.s of Cavalry, Artillery and
Infantry, who are being mustered out can obtain
their Final Afndavits and Pay Accounts, warranted cor
rect, on which TO draw their final pay.
The Clerks Of this Office are all Veteran Soldiers.
Blanks Of all kinds on hand.
Full instructions given to returning Officers without
charge.
Competent Clerks sns no,aries always In the onice.
An efficient Agent at Washington City.
transacted by mail.
once opposite Metropolitan Theatre and Major Dunn's
u. \. Mus ering and Disturbing onace, next TO Masonic
Hall, sheets Building, No. % West " Arlington street.
wv ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

XvERY desirable for business, On South Psnnsylyanis
street. Also Improves Lots on Illinois street, Viz
g.nia avenue and Maryland street Apply TO
DAVID STEVENSON,
At the Rooms Of she Chamber Of conmsres, seDestfs
he Pss-eahcs. ocrae-d Off
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

- The Jews Of Cincinnati have contributed
the SUN OF $4,000 TO be sent to Jerusalem, TO DE
expended 10 erecting pilgrim dwellings for the
poor Hebrews who are led, from religious mo-
tives, TO repair to the Holy City
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
DIED..

wErS-In this city, on Monday evening At 8 s'elSok
Jous wEES, ased sbOui a years His disease vas lung
fever. He issves a wife and slght young children, BE-
sides a large circle Of friends. to mours hs iosa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

WINE.

GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.
ULr 18th. 1861, Rev. A. Myers. Of Springfield, 0hSe,
ID secured . patent 10 make Sorghum Wins.
This Wine IL not Intoxicating.
Il better than the best. Cheaper tia. the chesp.st
IL v.ry efficient In eeses Of sickness
Can be made for IS cents per gallon.
Requires nc drugs TO make IL #4r
Can De made from the 81 mmiugs % syrup uakius
Ne trouble 20 make H.
f~anyeody wants 10 know snytbhg about TIT. wine
leithen address Apple 4 wesBer, 80. Paul, Ind vAs
are sssignees ola Myers Of his patent. and proprs etors
ofthe patent invention for .'Inproved sorsia m wins."
IN and TOT TIE sta,s OF Indiana, and who are new pre-
pared 70 sell County. Township, hsnuf.ctarers and Inel-
ucual kghts, With the receipts TO make the Wine.
Agents wanted 10 sell Rights In every County DOT sold
for psrticnias address APPLE A wEsSER.
srss-czn 81 Psui. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Late Colonel &oth Indiana Vols, Attorney and Claim
Agent. au2e-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Chevalier's Life for the Hair

VIII restore Gray Hair Is its ORIGINAL COLOR;
srRDSGrnSs and PROMOTES the growth Of the wEAKKsr
HAIR; stops it falling cut in three days; keeps the head
clean. cool and healthy; can be used freely; contains
nothing injurious; T5E BEST HAIR DRESSING EVER
OFFERED TO TIE PUBLIC; IT Is and
used BY the first medical authority. Sold at the Drug
Stores, and at my office. No. i,I25 Broadxsy, New York
assure all persons the above preparation VIII do all
that Is claimed for II.
oci30d&w2m SARAH A. C%HRyALIER. NJ