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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

e A rich growth of hair produced, the
natural color restored. mot dyed, and all disea
ses of the scalp falling off. &c, cured by using
Eureka" the infallible hair restorative Price
81 90 per bottle Sold by all druggists
j. h SESoUR,
Druggist, Bates Block, Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

I'VE see 81 advertisement In ysur columns q MRS
UINsrOW's SOOTHING SYRUP No~, never said
uort in favor Of patent medicine before in cur life.
but feel compelled say 70 youf readers that THE 10
TO hunbng-v have tried IL. and know ~ 60 BE ell n
claims IL probably OF the successful net
cines Of the day. because Il one Of the best And
those Of your readers Who have babies cans Dc better
than lay in . supriy-"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

tn The foot crossing over POgues Run. near
the Union depot. was carried away by the high
water; bot this accident will not necessarily i'm
pede the travel OF pedestrians who frequent New
Jersey street, as another bridge is close by
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

E Senour keeps one Of the best drug stores
in she city. ana in addition to medicines OF all
sorts and the best kind. he has every thing in the
line OF toilet articles, for ladies and gentlemen
His place Is No. 5, Bates House Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
METROPOLITAN THEATRE To

METROPOLITAN THEATRE Tonight Miss
Olive Logan appears. tor the last time At this
popular place OF amusement A great bill will
be presented the beautiful aud favorite play of
"lngomar." with Miss Log an as Parthenia and
Mr. Riley as lngomar; also The sparkling comedy
OF the Country Cousin" with Miss Logan AS
Msrgery
Monday April 81, the universal fsyorite, Mrs
H More. will take her first benefit in this city
Al excellent entertainment will be given. and a
crowded house will doubtless be the result We
understand w aiting for the Verdict" will be re
produced shortly for night or tao.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

RELIGIOUS NorIcE Quarterly meeting at
Wesley Chapel to day and TO morrow Rev. DR.
Reid. Of Cincinnati, editor Of The Western
Christian Advocate. will preach on Sabbath at
lOj5 a. IN. and at 7 p. N
Inc public are invited 70 attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ The food is doing great deal OF damage
along the line OF Fall creek All the bottom
lands are overlooked. and the bridges we're IL
great danger of being carried away yesterday
afternoon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

The work of bordering W ashingtoH
street on the track of the city railway, has been
commenced This il q work we hope To see Wig
orously prosecuted to it, end. it will add much
TO it, appearance a. we'll as to the benefit Of the
street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
from BaltimO ore.

BALTIMORE. March 81 The western mail
train from here to Wheeling yesterday was cap
tured by guerrillas and aethe cars except FIVE
were burned All the passengers were plum
derei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
SPECIAL CAUTION.

ne srest pspulssssy &c NM wlnslov's Soothing
syrvp fer esli&rsa tssthlns. hes induced unpsepai
rs,s. 20 put up articles Be used for he par
n.se IN savsrtis,sg vhch thsy have ssly espis1s
eur an1 nssess freD he ps>ss bsk hsvs
so,tsa esrssDcssss ~ 1ss,nes 6sD elsrgyDee 80
seSsrx aOxtng oehof aAnes - - onn1ns cof1easos.
nuwRs 81 ~ Dl.ators- nAy1.00n8woE-b
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
ID ir . O { O II -

James n. Ray, Cashier OF State Bank;
Thomas H. Sharpe, Of fletcher Shapes Bank. lnd-
anspelis
Alfred Harrison, of Harrson's Bank, indianapolis;
VIM. Il. English President Of First National Bank. lnci-
anapolis
Wan 8. Hubbard. OF Citizens National fsuk. Indiana
polls;
J. II Baldwin, off. II. Baldwin Co, indianapolis;
Geo. Merritt, Of Merritt 4 Coughlin, Ind;
Charles H. Raymond, of Morris, Goodman q Co. lRd-
snapolis
z. b. Martindsle, Indianapolis;
Jesse l.. William, Banker. Fort Wayne, Ind:
Geo W. Rshbone President Of Branch Of Bank Of State
Evansville, Ind;
L. G. Warren, Banker, Terre Haute, Ind.
John W. Burson, Cashier Of Branch Bank, Nunce. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ Mrs. More. as Mrs. Malaprop. and Judy
y Trot, with the full strength OF the star com
psny. for Mrs More's benefit on Monday night.
April I'd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

MoRE AsoUT DAVIS In consideration OF the
small decline in hats. from and after this day. !
will sell all staple goods at 10 per cent less than
the plain figure marks. which is just the decline
in goods since they were marked.
Isaac DAVIS.
No. IS Pennsylvania street St
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

T. For choice drugs. pure toilet soaps.
brushes. combs, &c, and for be best quick yeast,
20 10 Senour's drug store. Bates House block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

FOE REST A large room IN the ,hird story
% the new Sentinel buildings, No % South
Meridian street The room is vel lighted and
the entrance good Apply al this Office. IF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

Ell r Marot. No 233 Eas; Washin. .or
street. has IN store a large stock of second hsnc
furniture. nearly all good "a new, which b
sells At prices TO suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

DO SoT LIT TOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
Jour suffering chilt and the relief that yin be absolute
ly sure 10 follow the Of MRS. wlSsLOw's sO01H-
ING SYRUP IL acidity Of the stomach relieves
wind ehelic, regulates the bowels sofens the gums.
gives rest to the mother and health 10 the child
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

n The Cincinnati train vas not ia yesterday
evening ct s O'Clock. in consequences of damage
done BY the rain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

The following IL extract from letter vhfisn ~
the Rev. j. g. Holm, pastor Of the Piereponi street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, n. T.. 20 the Journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes IN fsxor
o. that world reso~nsd medicine. MRS. WINDOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TERTHiEG:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
Rest. Health and Com fort 20
Mother and Child.

MRS. wfSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, al
lays all pain, and wind chol< Perfectly safe 10
all cases. We would say 10 every mother Who has
suffering child do no, LEI your PREJUDICE nor the Pren-
follow The Of thss medicine Timely ussd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
CITY 1T z ~ Q

CoSrisurp case Of the state W. Ettin-
ger has been continued until Monday. April 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

u That glorious comedy. The Rival, and
ireland ss IL Was" Tor the benefit Of Mrs.
More, on Monday night, April 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

DON'T PAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR ehiidren teething. IL has been
used for 20 years with failing safety and
BY millions Of mothers for their children
scidy Of the stomach relieves wind cholic regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort % mother
and ehil<- Once Nc. <e Day street, New rork.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following Is from letter written BY
the Rev. L. z weiser, TO the German Reformed Mos
sehger, 81 Chsmbersbrrg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

- See Dr.. Wn Thomsons sdvertsemen
on TIE ioufih page of 10 days paper
Jan - t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

N A fes exchange papers. done up in pack
ages Of 100. can be had at thi. osfee If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

= o @ Tx h o q . H -.
Calvin Fletcher, Sr., W.. j. Halliday,
James n. Ray. VIM A. Bradshaw.
Tbos. II. Sharpe. y. Browning Co,
Alfred Harrison, Jos ID. Pattisor,
VIM. II. English, Kingan Co.,
VIM. s. Hubbsrd, J. n. Nixon,
J. II. Baldwin, wn. Bell,
Geo. Merritt, Pliney Hosglsnd
G. W. Rsthbone, n. n Lands,
l.. g. Warren, Geo NJ Williams
Jesse l.. Williams, ". W. feathers,
J.W. Burson, DIR. p. II Jameson,
K B. hartindale, ]. B. Elliott,
Chas. e. Raymond. Bi>hep Ames,
Laz Noble, 3. W. Watson.
VIM Coughlin, James X Young.
Lucsn Hills, Geo. b. Yandes,
J. c. 8. Harrison, VIM. Y. Wiley,
Nicholas AcCsrty, A. G Pettibone.
Aquilla Jones, Jr., r. z Kicker,
Bergen Apologize. J.R Howard,
Jer McLene. VIM. wallace,
VIM. Braden, VIM. Baxter.
Mark X. Reeves, Major N. L. Bsndy,
John w. Grubbs, 4. R. Ames, yr,
=. U. Harmon A. II. Schnui.
ID. VI. Grubbs, Nv. Perrine,
Louis Jordon, Ingram Fletcher,
Elisha J. Rowland, W. ID Allen.
J. W. Murphy, b. F. Witt.
msrI5-d 20t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

Prime veals have continued scarce and in demand.
bat prices have somewhat declined ell but the best
grade. there have been large arrivals by the river
The market for skins is also much lower. which cannot
tail depress live stock while the large arrivals OF
hobs' aid the depression still The best vesls
command only l5l6c per h. and ordinary TO fair veal,
sell Al lOdl2c while inferior cannot be placed A. sccve
TSl0c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
EHINF.

The receipts this week aggregate 7723 head. agsius;
Sal last week and IL ,Oss In the week Of 1884
Although these arrivals exceed IL number those OF last
week still the quality IS not setter, have they been
sufficiently large depress the market more than half
cent per pound against lat week notwithstanding fur
Their decline IN pel;s. The prospect however, il not
very aiterng for the holders o. sheep the large sup
plies detained the railroads 20 IN this
week when large decline l. inevitable
quote follows good TO prime sheep, per ID, 49,
ola: medium 10 fair. ~. sl3i common 20 medium.
llnl2zc-
The total receipts amount TO but esl bogs number
which though loser than last week Is still rarely sur
oi.ni 10 supply the Of the trade bat the quantity
is not 80 good usual aud this morning there vas
rush which depressed the market Dressed hogs are
montreal. We quote
Lyehoss. Dressed
per evi per 10.
Prime heavy 6es;'ncornfed. Is 5o9IssJ e
Prime light 10 DO l3Z59l3so a
View York do do q
sui fed..--.......... -. l3po8l32a -
small pigs, suitable FOR retail
ortcners s...s-,ts.-- g
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
sILcH cows

The market this week has continued quite dull caused
party by the high prices of beef cattle. .hich has in
duced many 20 sell their FOR beef and partly
By the unpropous state Of the butter trade which has
driven many buyers from the market; but al the Close
"a done.
Quotati nOmnslly follows: ordinary 10 good
c7ws, including calf, s50s465; extra 10 fancy, ESQ
$500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates the process q teething ~
soening the gums reducing ali infamnatcn viii aliay
ALL PAIN and spssnotic action, and 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
TIRE STOCKHOLDERS ARE THE VERY BEST
CAPITALISTS IN THE STATE.

VXyHEN YOU CAN HAVE EQUALLY RELIABLE
w Insurance ct home. Why send your money abrsst
Agents in every county in the State.
ar r POLICIES lSSUED BY HAKTiNDALB 4
GRUBBS 10 the first building south Of the Post Once.
No. 4, up stairs Talbot 4 News Block
JANIS n. RsY, President.
EN-. xAsnSpAIs, v. Pres. and Treasurer.
%. W. GRUBBs. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
Essvrs rsor prrrrRrSr srArrs.
BEKvEs.

The market for beef cattle has again been very quiet
this week.
The government Monday took 80 head Of very good
cattle portion Of which the contractor over 90
ST Albany.
The average price this week IS higher tia BE-
fore, aud partly the consequence Of better quality
Quotations follows:
Premium qualities, per .325 Oo626 90
Prime. do .................2 %, u0a,24 90
Medium TO good qualities per cwi l9O042l 90
Poor do do 1900. IL, 004 l40
General selling prices 60 .20.OO923, %
Average do .........2l,Oo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

No. IS. Pennsylvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

rUyuis HOTEL MAS BEEN RECENTLY RxprrrKp
i aad rsfurnisAsd- The travelling public will b
6ovn svery ssssnfisn 70 Daks then fssl q hone. n
v5-vt~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
SURETO REGULATEthe BOWELS

Depend upon If. mothers yin give to yourselves
and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
NEW YORK CITY CATTLE MARKET.

MARKET DAY, TUESDAY, March 2s, 1865.
, 1865-08-17

h,7e. spia:ent,5, no iappelltEe pa1er. BIT that
Nh1sh iala,se2l pae.soa, On the tnp'scto1 aones"
:: Wisho9: dleeu.e;1g the r.et. Of Abstract poEes
soreeede h.ge nav.r believed th.t asfS & ~:
zuptton qf tae U1Iou cs1 occut W1fhbnt oieo3;
AID u, through ihe madness Of Noftatio 1ooI
ne1Hm, tnst Dis eal1nity nust com=: ~ nnnt-
;rs ~ Ha b alene hason ana pixons ns1,i ne 20
GtEel5. MWii be ri.hsn Cur owa aot9ees, n
ous 5tteets~ tet8eeu The two classes OF c1.izeas
10 vhep aaTe reIesssd: Tho:e vno tEi3 aH
ard scort :on: :ut1ttrna! oa!leallaas W.. We
eEer rest the ArbI!tameIt Of arms. alt 0:cnoa.;
ton eEorRh ct home. Nnthtcg but lhe state cl
Mls. Picss:'s hea.th wru1d induce s7s to :esye'n
county uow, although It Is quite hEey raT pres
enec u hone would Ge OF little teEy1cs. aa!e
tiled to Impress upon our people, especially 70
New Harthirt End uopnecticut, where the onl5
eleeEcn.k,e 10 take ria.e cutieg the CON: ng
tn,irgt thst while our UEtou meetings. are al IN
the right direction, ana vel! enough ior tae pts-
se1t. uey Wi not b. wor, b the papsr upon which
sheiS Resolutions a.e w1,teD. un1ees We ean ose1-
throw political aponiicuilm at the polls, and re-
peal the unconstitutional ard obnoxious LAWS
Which, ii the csuse cf ~peE1onst libe1t1. have
been plated upon ou1 statute books: ! shall look
with deep 1usereFf, ard rot without nopet TOT
decided change in shI.-{word Nlegtbse.}
r.. - FEASKLIS PIERCE.
HIN. jeff. Davis, II Washington, DC.
, 1865-08-17
Smuggling from Canada.
jHT1Tr1 fha NnSw Va rky Yn~~f1 =

:. The quantity Of whisky emuggled into the
United States from Cauadu Is said to be enor.
mous. The frontier line is Of such great ex.
tent, and 70. long portion Of it through o
fparsely settled country on both sides, that
It af1oros tie easiest possible means Of elud
icg tue vigilance Of the custom officers. The
st. Lawrence, the Niagara and Detsolt Riy
ers, aLd the lorg line Of the shores Of the
lakts, also offer lrduremEota to the SNUG.
g1cr ana security against capture, which afe
eagerly cmb1aced By Thousands. A vessel
has Just been seized III this city for bringing
tmugg1td whisky from Cspsd8, and. the on
GERS are on the watch for other cases Of The
Same kind. =.
VIC also fear that SOME Of the revenue Off
GERS ara susceptible TO brlbcs, and th3t q
good deal comes over the lines In that way
or course, dishonest officials will be found II
n1l coun tries :; GUS Is not, By nny means, ar
exception to the general rule. An immense
amount Of corn Is now transported Into Can
ada. manufactured into whisky there, aud
arnugeled across the lines to compete viii
the article leGttl1n:tely manufactured In the
United States.
, 1865-08-17
FRANK p1ERCE's LETTER,
Ex-Pfe1idcnt PleTce Assures Jeff D4s
Els Ghnt the Norahefn Democracy
Will Help Hin In the EVent OF 8e.
be lllou.

From the Nashville psees and Times, 1ath.J

From the Nashville Press and Times, 2th.J
Ona Of the most interesting documents. IN
the shape Of a letter from ex-Pfestdent
Pierce to JEFF. Davis, his former Secretary Of
War, has just come into cur possession; ~
throws Hood Of light upon the secret hls-
closes the fact that Jefferson Davis engaged
in the rebe llton With the positive promise OF
assistance from the leaders Of the Northern
Democracy. The letter was captured, WITH
mass Of other papers, by Col. James !6 &.
Brownlow,- at Belletonte, Alabama, In 1863,
wera Investigated for the first time last
Wednesday, at the Capitol. 1t Is ltho-
graphic copy. fac simile Of the e1-Presi.
dents handwriting, md had, evidently, been
published by The rebel LEADERS in that form,
ior b1oadcast ejaculation over the South, In
c!pitatc 1eyolutton.n Here l. the letter 'xf-
=. "c1AHxSDoN HorTI1 January 6, 1861,
mt DEAR FR1KsD: wrote you an unssis;7
tietos, nSte asy Of t9 snss aays !u;s tnse "a
courage and fidelity are equal TO his le.tntng and
Etalenst. He ssyf be would rather fight rho battle
with yo9 as the standard beare. In 1so sa3n ncdeI
the artptces Of any 9th l:ader. The feeling ard
| ju5Em Ement OF Mr. s., in this relation. "a. an
/ eoreden5, sspioiJ ssasn1nK grpnrd II Ns" Eeg.
ea5 gs66Rts s1s TT
his chsraetsr ;sboEe the Atmosphere ordinarily
o1es,hed bI politicians; man really lte1 for this
& sa eo ss;moaf
q s11iTtt lhis morning, and expressed hla vzews
In this relation, n alnost tho Identical lsrgaaGe
ent state ofthfnes At Washing ton, and tnrouz
| the cou1tsy, no man esn predict what changes
| two or three months msy brig forth Lei ne
fall justice seena not 10 hsye been dn1e to the
pemoc1aey Of tie Nsrth. do cot believe thAt
our Trends 1t he S0rth haye any just 1dee Of the
an FFf . $h1n Att$ In
| pitch Of tntetse exnpesation, batReea thcs. ~ho
respect theis political opl4 aion ., and those Hho
, 1865-08-17
:. - - = EEA.S Z
HIN. jeff. Davis, Washington, DC.
10 Spiritual Commute Rllons Require
Revenue Htamps-A Curious CAses

[FEom the Buffalo Express, Aus. III
Tha4ase Of Colchester, the spiritual me-
dium, who Is to be tried In this city for prac-
ue1ng q iugglez, without taking ou1 L.
time 10 time, as 1t has been brought into the
courts. The following are the circumstances
connected With the case, as ne have leaned
them On the 993sd Of May last, at Rochester,
he Vas invited by the Government officials Of
the ,Twenty.eigIth district to deftay bis
share Of the Government expenses by the way
presented to him by William H. Rogers, one
Of the United States Assessors. requesting
him to take out q ncensc az d tuggter, to
which Colchester excepted, dtaclalming the
profession Of Jugglcr, but otfared to take
ont llcsrse ae = spiritual medium, which
Rogers declined to give him, insisting that
be must take out license as 4 Jugg!er. This
Colchester emphatlcally refused to do, upon
which refusal q warrant Of arrest was pro-
cured, and upon such warrant Coltheater Vas
taken before United States Commissioner
Sto1Es, Of Rochester, aud held to ball
In the sum Of sl50 for his appear,
States Coutt, to be head at Cana adalgna,
to answer any indictment which might be
gier Without license. At Canandaigua tie
Indictment WAS put over to be tried at a term
of the United States Conrt, to be held It
Duud1u AtAt LAEeN13s VIC AEACAetaAA u1ls
Colchester claims the right to hold commu-
nlcat.on With spirits without ''stamps'' or1i-
ccnse, AID does not propose to permit even
the United statxs Government to interfere
with what he claims his right and religion.
Mr. Colchester says that no has travelled
through Eu.ope, and on hts return spent i've
months In Washington LAST winter, where be
was Visited by alf the heads Of tie depart
ments, and Is surprised to know that It has
been left to m Assistant Assessor at K K.ch-
ester to designate name fur bis religion, as
he claims tic Constitution Of The State Of
|, New York delegates to every person "the
| right 10 the free exercise and enjoyment Of
his religious profession and worship" and
/ PROPOSES to defend the right at any expense.
We understand that largo number Of Wit
ntsses LaFe been and ore to be subprnaed On
tic palt Of the defence. among them no less
| perso1ages than e1 Governor Gen. McDan-
iels, Of Vermont: Senator McDougnli, Of
| California; Senator Howard, Of Michigan /;
the Senators Lane, Col. j. ". Forney, OF
| Washington, and many other prominent cit
liens. AL the most noted jugglers and N y
/ glclans Of the dag orc to appear IS Witnesses
On the part OF The Government, mud eaGea ror
to p1oTe that he Is co more nor 1-s8 than u
| jnEgltt. This case bids fair to be one Of tho
most interesting tried In our State for many
| years.
, 1865-08-17

BuAu o. YAzps IN DccKs. De. q. @fAf
MessTt. HosI8rrzH q anrTF, p1.tsbur3. Fx.:
GxErE1x2x: About taus yes1a Ainto, ny stzAnsD11R
- tha TINS peTecr mafrJr 10 dysospaiA IL III At =
terrific toEus: lnteea. bal act k1oNn for M y18
n rninte.ruptcd nt2hta allep. IcoEmenced the u
ot your B1tters. except t1t: no doee rsdnaea d
onehAlE, and found m1ssf uaoeh very much beosA1H8
by the tI7r bQs;it tbs Escu1t. r.oTed t0t1rN83
hut hAve ever liucs taken dose In tbs muTHlA4s
loued1ktal3 siAinx. nodlo l: 70 aet - tonic -
soEs3xsI OF tna Agreeable ehAtAc.ef- TnHN6 4
pec1a:i,J b me erscs of ,:as btta:s q ne: Eaase
s1defnx ever So xcuteiy sI;b the heksche. dcse =
Tcur Dii:trs se.i=ye. Hs u at:ee9 minakf.. 1a ao
~ renrneo 10 Ent state Ct health II which your -
~ tnnnG Ht AID nota which tbs hATe u1Ques1G&
sh,y rtIeye1s n,e tor Nil the u1oneJ in tho world
IN Vtfn ksftI regptct, Eo7f oo~tfe1t lesy11K
JCUN n, BttcAAUGu, Caiaf CD
, 1865-08-17

:membetln'', soms cranky ohseryashuns Of
Mrs. Wards In tho morning. ! anAot the
whip putty live,y, and IN lo1d yolce a1d'
Betsy. you need reo7gau'zin: ! naYe come.
the bed II ha7e conc % 1eorganizs you! =,
"rhat mite / dreamed ,.ha: SOMEBODY haa
laid hossWhip over me sev'rl times aud
when ! woke up / found sht had. haint
d1urk much Of aoyth:ng since, and = eTeI
have an5 reofga1!zin' job On hand, WILL lei
, 1865-08-17

T1EN66ELAER FOLTTHCH.
H. MIG KBTIJUrR rf3UY. H. 7. rhe FpHz1
s1r1xn Ix1uAL RK.s1oA OF ,tfs We1 Known 6uHo1-
IN TxaMEn1HR AID E&IuHAI &U1HuH, vii con
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A 6SNsSMNNT NOTICE.

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B3afn OF Public Wo:ks II tic City Of Iicaxo. hsg1
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hard H. rsors Htsnl 4 70 obj ct 70 said s&tess-
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